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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-07-04

60" The wheat crop in Indiana is suffering
severely from the rayages of the fly.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-07-04

ca There were brought to TIE New York mar
Of strawberries, all raised by Jsrseynen.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-07-04

How IT WoRKs.-The Democrats of Ohio won'i
swallow the Nebraska Bill, no how, notwithstand-
ing the efforts that have been made by the Ad.
ministration to force it down their throats. Ir
Stark County, stronghold of Democracy, they
utter their sentiments boldly. Hear them:
Whereas, The Congress of the United States
have passed the bill known as the Nebraska bill
thereby repeating the Missouri Compromise anu
opening the door for the introduction of Slavery
into territory that is consecrated to freedom
Therefore,
Resolved, That it becomes the North, and the
whole North, to use all the Constitutional means
in their power to obtain its immediate repeal, and
the exclusion of Slavery from all the territories
Resolved, That it is the duty of the General
Government to cut entirely loose from all con-
nection with Slavery, and to repeal all laws pro-
tecting it, where it has the Constitutional power
to do so.
What shall be done with these refractory off.
horses! How dare they kick in the harness =
Where's Douglas & Co. to whip them in!
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-07-04

"PoP GOES THE WEAzEL.''-The tune is now
changed. Pop 60 the crackers. The juveniles
are commencing the celebration of the 4th in ear
nest, for they continually firing of their crack
ers sometimes to the annoyance of irritable old
gentlemen, but generally much to their own edi-
fcation. Look out for your eyes.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-07-04

GT The Prairie State arrived yesterday morn
ing, with an unusual large number of passengers
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-07-04

PAPER MILL-We learn from the Minnesotian
that paper mill is to started in st. Paul, in the
old foundry building. We are not informed what
kind of a mill this is to be, further than paper
mill, but we presume one for the manufacture of
news paper. A mill of this character is very
much needed here, but it strikes us that st. An
thony is the more proper place to locate it, as
there are better facilities there than at St. Paul.
CT A Washington letter says: &C The election
in Philadelphia settles the question as to the elec-
tion in October. The wings will elect the Gov
ernor, and majority Of the members of Congress
and the Legislature. We are about to witness a
renewal of the exciting scenes of 1910. The ad-
mnistration of Pierce is as unpopular as that of
Van Buren-as it is undoubtedly as corrupt and
faithless to the interest of the people,"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-07-04

G;Eo. w. HARRINGTON, Secretary.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04
w. P. Il T. L r; ~
wHot EssiE EETAiL
Druggist, Chemist,
ES &c e & E.>g ww Be-. NM
MY STOCK CONSISTS OF

Nj SIOCh CONSISTS OF
| o. DRUGS Of every description, as recommends
~ IN the Pharn acoPias Of tile Untra states, LoIdoI
| w Dublin aus, Paris
| "a Caemicals-Of evefr kind usod il! the vsfiou
| Arts and Sciences, etc, Gle.
Pe5anerg.--Gen from the ST celebrated man
uiaeturers in the United States, Eng land and France
Patent .Nsaeiaes A general assortment ef the mos
celebrated Constantly hand.
Pants, Dds All Dye StstS,oTtho fines. quality, di
rect from the manufacturers.
NiReS and Liguors.-C 1niine for Madca! purposes
BraStss I every description.
PtHS.-Pdtent and Oicinai
Oi1tasn;S.-Fatent and O.iCinal.
Ssed$.-hedcina, Garden and Field.
Sar irGi Instruments and Sarny6s-Ap assortment OF
those In gene al Use.
>tdtloRery.-An assortment.
Druggists Shc2 Fara,iarc ard Glass Vars
fFdStcrs--tH the most celebrated patent
Wiadop Glass, Sash aad Pattp,--Glass of the best
2 tsbnrg brand. Sash OF all kinds. Putty made on
the premises OF the host materials
OUS-Lar!, Neatstoot, Sperm, Castor, Inseed Gro
ton, AMI aiihe essentiai oils Aromatic ard Medicinal
Baris, Herds Lsares caa Roots u every Aind pre-
pared ny tie Shakers and various e5aiiss
ErtYGets OF every kind.
Essences OF every kind.
1iactures OF every variety.
prescriptions Prepared at any hour, aiit and day
take this opportnnts OF returning my grateful
hankS 10 the citlZans OF dubuque aud the
county, iartt very literal par1u &c and sunrt be
stowejo ON me- and hope by strict attention AMI perse
verance IN my Profession tn merit continuance oil the
same nave tLls season purchased nv goods in he
Eastern markets, by which arrangement have been
enabled 10 obtain Purer articles ~ equally low prces
and 3Ie HE attention oil Physicians, Cnnutrv Mer-
chants and the plb ic generally nav np7G,cd Stack
fully colient OF giving unive sal satisfaction Annre
ciatinc confidence and patronage durigy the il.
the future is ~Jih grateful emotions anticipated
RtSrSciInIly, Yours,
o. store, No. Iol Main Street nuhuuue. Iowa
next door afiic Hapes H",sc.
April %, 1853 daw-3n
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Nj Office Is hereby given taat the undersigned will
offer for sale, aepubic auction, the door Of the
Courthouse In tho city of Dubuque, Dubuque county
Iowa, on Saturday, the seventh day Of January, b.
1854, between the hours of nine O'Clock, a N, and
twelve o'clock, NJ, Of said day, the following rbed
real estate, to wit part Of lot number four hun
drsd and forty two Of said city of Dubuque hound
ed as follows: Beginning fifty and fifth feet
northwardiy from the southwest of said LOT 44
thence running northward'y along the line of Clay
street nifty one and one fifth feet thence right
gle with Clay eastwardy hundred feet to an
alley IN the rear OF said lot thence southwardy along
the line Of said aeyf1y and one ffii, feet and
thence wesiwardly hundred feet place of be-
ginning.
The said real estate belonging to the Carmady cs
tate Is to be sold for the benefit of minor heirs and 9th
ers Interested, by order Of the County Court.
Terms V Saie-one half cash, the balance in two
cent? interest, secured By mortgage the premises
Dec. 9th, is53-4w WIN. vANDEVER, Com,r
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04
LIVE, AND LET LIVE!

INHE undersigned id discontinue, prcsen,
stocks are disposed Of, the following lines of goods
riz:-ttardware, Queenswarc, Groceries, Roots md
Shoes Careting and Paper iiausings aud i'll devote
ms entire att niCn Ia the Dry Coz ds and Clothing
ness, IN all their various departments
he expects 10 have awa, on hand, in I above
lines. such storks as will he worthy of the city Du
hiiue and The patronage OF its citizens. Particular
tenon will be paid TO iii goods in The Ladies depart
meni tn winch viii be added Mourning apartment.
have IN hand remnants OF stocks 1i Hardware
Groceries, Qnecnsware Wall Papers, Boots and ~ht cs
which will be sold al greatly reduced rates close them
efi.
COUNTRY MERcHAxR, visiti&g Dubuque in spring
where hoy hiy cheap any other place west III
the Atlantic cities, Are respec fully invited 10 examine
my stock and terms and prices
Il. J. oHALLORAN
Commercial Hall, nghGGne,
Dec 2i, 1858. dryou
Herald ard rtihuue cory.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04
ST. us MAR X ET-Dec 90
Corrected regMkorlv for Tia Erprsss,
THE NEW SYSTEM.

The small advance system works admirably at the
Empire Cheap Store. Crowds of customers go ava,
daily aud advertise to the world the bargains they
ceive in buying for cash, where they sell for cash only
and receive every week varieties of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, for Family which gives them
every advantage OF the eastern markets.
New Goods just received at the corner of Main and
end streets, first below the NAPLES house. Come and
them. JAS. II. RUSSELL.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04

tHodAs >. Gillian EMERSON.
HH! Unaersigncd having purchased tie entire inter-
est ot Mr. L. X. Kennedy, intend Carrying on the
osnIss u zing in all its VARIOUS epa rg,is
~ e eid stand Gil the II Main md ath streets
Underline City Hotel and would vciy respec fully
say to those who have beiay m rnnised us lnYing
our short terra OF bniree5, ta feel grateful fer ras
iavors; TO hose Who have Yet bee
Woaio say, tha u they positively aware Of their
interest they would do We would iurilel state 70
the pnhc generally that ia receipt CT CIR
all stock and determined not 10 be nutGone N ac
commentators, attention or low price,
Come and see at Emerson aud Shields old etaId.
$50 GILLIAN g. EMERSON q &
Oct. 80, 1859. dawtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04
Estrny Notice.

1tflrRE arc, n. Il. Hame's, at Ecele Point, estray
Cattle. One Town Cow, abo ut six Years old
by!l etrs cropped, with white face. Four red he'll
erstwo OF them one year old last spring unmarke ed
the others two old last spring. one with the rie
cared. There Is also brown hotter three years I'D
with white untr nelly. One Young steer ainut
III co yea cd, with red head and neck, aud white
back, unmarked. Also, buil one year old last
spr,ns, -! a'ng his mock and the "a lan nee hie
Those ownias said cattle have them by calling
at mi residence and paying charges.
Dec IL, iS,3.--aw NAMES
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04
administrators Sale Of Personal
PfODerfV.

THE Public are hereby notified that, BY order Of
the County Court Of Dubuque County, iowa at its
January Term, a. ID. 1853, the subscriber Administra
tor OF the Estate OF William Donaldson deceased will
on the Nth day OF January A. ID. 1854, offer sale
certain CARDISG MACHINE, belonging the estate of
said deceased appraised the value OF two hundred
dollars for tho payment Of debts of said sed The
said Machine is ready be exhibited 10 persons desr
to buy at the residence the subscriber AT the
south west corner of Ninth and Locust streets in the
city of Dubuque. The said sale will take place on the
day above NAMED, at O'clock in the aernoon of that
day, at the Auction Room. of Richard OK Auctioneer
IN sad ctty. by public cutlery. J. :. COVEI.
Oct ~, 1888. oc26wlm ADM Of said f. tate
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04

= HHi, Bns...eis CT good clean Wheat and 5000
~ - - ~ b, his good White Oats, delivered at my
nn1se. The Levee, bctwist this and the close of
nivicatien for which liberal fair price will he pal
cash delivery. c. r. WEST
bUtGfio, tCt Il 1883. daWtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04
-
~ lew GOCuS.

N v. y L = = II y u II =
Corser Of Iona ard FGurth Streets,
MN has Just received isis supply Of Fresh
$500 staple and Fancy GROCERIES, CONSISTING
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04
Land fer Sac On q tre0lt,

lie subscribers being DESTROYS Of selling the lands
m their possession will Ter them al very low prices
OF The following torms IS per at The Time OF pnr-
chase, and the balance within years with
interest al len per cent per annin, 10 wit:
The West ha!fo guar sec 81 town g. range 5 W.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04
HURD'S GOLDEN GLOSS

LNOR THE HAIR.-Among the many preparations
Il for the growth of the Ham, this GOLDEN GLOSS
takes the lead. Three will be given why is
universally used and preferred to all Others lst BE-
cause it mas proved the effectua in Badness Cd
Because imparts beautiful dark gloss and delightful
perfume 10 the hair 3d. Because the Ladies' with fine
discrimination, which they all possess have adopted it,
Many other could he given why it is great fav
orc, but those W no want have only to give ii
trial Price % cts in large bottles For sale BY Drug
gists and storekeepers everywhere.
w. G. HUKD. Proprietor, 30i, Broadway, NewYork
Largo Dlscouat to Merchants.
Nov. %, 1883 w3m
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04
IOWA BOOT AND SHOE STORE
G. J. RICHARDS g. co.

- % INTSIVS OI W.
nGAIN street, nearly opposite City Hotel, Dubnouc
1xl Dealers and Manufacture Boots Shoes Leatb
er, &C., comprising all styles and varieties connected
with the trade.
Coarse and fine bsots, Rubbers. &C., by the case
Sole leather, ca lfskns Things, pees. &c.
Country Merchants and the public generally are invit
ed to examine our stock which will be sold prices
which cannot fail te please.
Nov. 81, 1853. daw6m
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04
aDEMoCRATlC STATE CONVENTION

Fo.r MADISON, Iowa,
Nov. II, 1853.
Convention of The Democratic Party oil
The State Of Iowa, will be h, Id at Iowa CITY.
Iowa, on MospAY, the NINTH day of january.
1904, for the purpose of nominating Demo.
cratic candidate for superintendent OF Public
Instruction, 10 be elected on the first Monday
in April next; Governor, Secretary Of State,
Auditn, of State, Treasurer If State, and Auor
ney General for the State cf Iowa, 10 be elect
ed on the first Monday in August next The
ratio of Represen,aiio. will be one delegate for
every one hundred democratic voters, and one
delegate for any fraction over fifty vo,ers, pro-
vidcd that each county sa, be entitled TO all
least one delegate. Il
by ord r of the Safe Elk. Committee,
JAMES u. EADS, Chairman.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04
Notice to the Public,

Dec Z, 1853,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04
ESTRAYED

DR. ~ tho subscriber residing Dy ersvilie Dnbu1ue
county, last October. heifurs three Years old
next spring; very dark brawn COLOR witt. spotted
face, and heavy with calf the other red cn,a with
white spot IN the face, and small portion the tail
clipped. Whoever will return the same a. The sub
scrber, or give information Of them, will h. literally
rewarded. FRANCIS BETaEIL,
Dec. %, 1853, uom
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04
HAhUnAlR3EE, IRON, hhiD NAILS.
e. n

II AEiNG bought out the large assortment CT Hard
IA ware and cutlery, hclnuging to John Simplot
Lsg., ready to do any business in their line
ami viii Keep constatly hand large assortment Of
!Fo9, Nails, Glass, Hollow Ware, Elacksinlhs Tools,
Steel, Wagon Boxes, Spades, Shuves Hay and Manure
Forks, Hoes, Scythes, Forks Platform ana Counter
scales Cooper and Carpenters Tools Table and Pock-
Cutlery. and everything else beoncng to their line
q" business which they win sell slnai advance mo
Ia rrir, :.
Oct. u. Is52. am
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04
NEW STOTE and TIN SHOP
TIP TOWN.
a fear doors north # 'ie Cinrss .Ncie Buildings
(Burtons BioekD Opyosits the
Cathedral Foundation.
Up 'EDW N

TTNHE subscribers take this opportunity inform their
L friends and fellow citizens and the "rest of man
kind'' that they have opened in this city establish
mont for the manufacIry OF Copper Tin and sheet Iron
ware and for the sale OF C,ok, Parnr, and Box Stoves.
They hope, thar industry and personal atenon 10 bnsi
ness added their 10 years experience in their prfes-
sion in this vicinity, will secure them liberal share
of the patronage of liberal and discriminating public.
We have purchased in 81. Louis, choice variety Of
Stoves To which invite attention. ne sold cheap
for cash, among which may be found the Golden Fra,
coeksfove hat reeomme nd to give satisfaction
Ii has been tried, and sad be the best Cook
oytaat; il viii 90 all kinds Of cooking short time
with small auan:i,yo weed
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04
1903. 1855
FARE REDUCED.
Great Central Route.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

d, ~ 80. .55 1880.
Ell "a II Eft EE GLE va mEa
The oldest, best .faishcd and most camfortaLl
foate to Bufato, .9iaany ". iorh + Boston
TWO TEAMS 4 L:.Y.
Tbs Central Road is all laid with heavy i Rail, and
,Ae sEooicst ard best Railroad the Unitce states
MORNING EXPRESS
Leaves Chicago daily Sundays oxcepte II 0'soe, A.
- connecting at Detroit with steamers
hETs7oNE ST .rf, Capt Richards Mondays Thursdays
NIAGARA, Capt. Miller, Tuerdays ard Esidays:
QCcas CIR, Capt Wilkins VI edEcsiaye and SATURDAYS
For iunkirk through without landing Connecting witt
IL O'Clock NJ. Express, arriving IN New Tork nca
morning Also, with Steamers CLEVELAND and VI "
QUEEN iur Cleveland, connecting with Morning Trains
for Pittsburgh, Wheeling Philade.!Iia Baltimore ana
W Washington. Also, ior Columbus ana Cincinnati Aeo
with Lake Shire Railroad tor punbilk bid Buffalo.
EVENING TELEGRAtH EXPRESSES
L,avo Chicago Daily u o'clotk pm
This Train is furnished with large rooy !cap- cars
"a luxury that is not found Any oh Raruaa i. te
West connecting AZ Detroit viii tie speud.t .Tol
Line O! Steamers
MArFiowrR, Capt Wiior ghby, Monday and Thursdays
OCEAN,, Capt stsnnard, iuesdays and iridays;
BuckEfE STATE, Capt. inso, Wednesdays Saturdays
For sufa.o through without landing connecting w!I
nfst Lgatrbag Ergrcss Trains fcr New YORK arriving n
New fork same evening. Also with Steamer k.y Giy
fol- sandushy connecting viii, Mansfield Railroad u,
SoWaik 3si!eSviiie and C"ialnbus Al-o i,h Nal yCs
R2ifoad tof Springfield, Dayton ard Cincinnati.
Psssengers taking this Line vii! find il the most COR
Portable and host REQUESTED Read in the Union p2d cgre 4,
make the CONNECTIONS above stated
81 Ihrongh Tickets can be BAD thG Genc;a S.4cs
oIhce, Galopa.
8. FORBES, .se.ns, Gs,saa.
@. HAMMOND. General u T. Chicago
THo's W. HECOX, Agent, Dubuque, Iowa
June 18th. 1853. d1.y =
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04
Administrators No,icc.

WHEREAS Emelre Pickett and Elzey Wilson
w were on The 9Th day OF November 1893, duly an
pointed administrators of the estate of Norman Pickett
decd, Of Independence, Buchanan county, Iowa al
in due tnc legally proven and all knowing themselves
indebted To said will please call and settle the
SAM with f. Wilson, 2 miles Of independence
on the Quasqueton read.
EMELlNE PICKETT
El.ZEY WILSON.
Dec :, 1862 aw
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Fl. w. SANFORDS OFFICE

Once al The Old stand, ID fyont, Buttons store
L,OR making entries a; the Land Office with Land
warrants and Cash for the settlers On credit of
one and Two years, reasonable terms and perfect ii
tos guaranteed N all cases Those persons who have
net the means pay down for lands would do well 10
secure tract soon credit the c.io:cc selections
are being fast entered up and then held eh prices.
Nov. %. 1868. cawim
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC wospEn.

IMPORTANT TO DISPEPTlCS.- Dr. ]. S. Houghtom's
Pepsin, the tine Digestive Fluid Gastric Juice pre-
afed from Rcnnet, the Fourth Stomach Of the Ok
after disscons Of Baron eibg the great Physoloeic
al Chemist, by J. $. Houghton. NJ. D. Philadelphia Pa
This 10 truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion Dys-
,p psa, Janndice, Liver Complaint, Constipation and
Debility, curing alter Nature Method by Natures
own Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
scientific evidence ofs value, furnished by agents gra-
It's. Sec notice among Medical Advertisements.
A. GILLESPIE, Agent.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04

NOTICE her by given. that Eli zab tn Jane Merritt
slias lie my bel and hoard " hott cause and that
VIII pa, no liIis that she ay contract in my namc
DANIEL 4. MERRITT.
Dubuque, Nov. Both. 1853 w4ws
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04
CONSlJNIp 'I7T0N!

HE above Expectarant prepared by an exp.,erced
fhysiclan Chemist, has become a standard
preparation, and Is now offered for the CONFLICTS
LIKE OF The diseases IF the THROAT and LUNGS
wnion ~ neglected, usually terminate fatally IN CON.
scMfiloN. 1t contains no OPIUM, calnmel; or any
nihefai whatever, but is composed entirely OF those
Roots, Herbs and vegetable substances which b,va
specihc lpaen on the Lungs snd their come, ted
cans. IT. immediate effect is To aay all irntst on
.u,a selly remove inc phlegm and other morbid
tons rom he throat and air passages thus relieving
the cough, by snbduing the inf ,mm tton ard Other
causes winch give Use toit Ii approved of and re
commended by physicians of the highest standing and
may De given with perfect safety the youngest child
or he most delicate female.
II. BL NhStEf. ) w corner OF Third and Chestnut
streets, - Louis Mo- wholesale Agent for the w ST ~
whon ali orders may he addressed
81 Also fof sale by 20
DR. 4 MASON, A. GlLLEsPir, and w. P. At.ry Du-
huqne and by dealers generally.
Dec "A, lSJ3tiebl2,54
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04
I. DOYh E'S
CHEAP CASH ST0RE.

d Oh Ear CASn SlORE.
On Vain treet, tetipscn FoartA ard FIN .uel
Door to John Stmpiet's
NHE subscriber begs lea ia:1ru Il. Inhabitants,
i Dubuque and surrounding country, tia. lie hasjrs
returned ;so:u New York w.th trasi and seaso1s0l
supply .: STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS u.
THING, GkUCEki!S y QUEENSW A.lG, which hay
been bo4gAi %. the mos: advantageous terms and vii
b. soId tir cash At the lowest rcuaneratng prices
County s'nrehecp.s respectfully requested 10 ca
ami eAa'uc the goods ara rces before n,ki.g pu.cha
e!sew hcfe tEG only W II! be and no
ent EisGe Anonsstthe stock wi be ount the follow
ng:
Superaae Black Cloth Fancy satin, s!!k n gaghai
B'sGA sud fancy cassiIneres cfavatssearct bie
| Doe ski:s white wrappers, draw
Cas,meEettcs, satinetS. Suspeaders mi;yters
ton goods; Turkey rcd aud madden
Bleachcd shcetiugs, 9 l,l0ii haudkercLiefs.
Blue, hieached ana hIowa. aha blue bayasc Eloo
d{i!.ngs n,er corded skgis
B!eaeaed brown stTipeaiSwiss ami Jackunet insert
strtiHg'; ings and edengs;
iiuckabacks, diapers tow, sls and thread se.tnss
rugs; and e3g:.iss, black silk lace
rash 5lea and brown Cap sewet muslin co
daJnask table cloth; lars and cuffs;
Red white and yellow Han Black lace falls;
rei-, Cashmtro, silk and wool,
Red t!ckngs connteTPanes. wool, c":, RcT.in, Lisle
Carpet weep, cotton yaFIi AID ton gloves
ana hatting, Box s fancy nlail ,rav WOO
'saichos, carpe,bags se,iaa iii it ot.Sa :cks
and umbrellas; = adies' Inefino Cashmere
G:nghams, calicoe2 linseys and cotton hose,
checked ,jackonor, Swiss, Threads sewing 4 lnt;in
book, Victoria lawn and cations, purses, elastics
isp,ai milsns, wgiatiets purse .wist Ze
lustrss and poplin5; Tapes, reels hook and ewes
DE Lanes, printe: caiicocs Jenny Lind and KATE Hayes
French mefieees, Canton gown buttons peat, agate,
hanaes, caulbrics, cam linen and ivo:, buttons:
hric h:ndterchioi Dressing back and side
Brown Holland Irish linen, combs hair and elotL
0iod cIoth. tap cGyefs t'oar Links.
Doyleys black velvet, ia! stat, long iAswls.
Wadd!ps, batting
CLOrHING
ientlcmen's black co;h CASHMERE and nacealn I.
cloakS, lnshing ana blank pants.
et overcoats, quilting satin iuds rt:bheT lie ggiTcs
and fancy vests,
GROCERIES,, &c
hoee Imp rial, Young iiy Pure cosnac BRANDY old No
son, Uooong & Souehong nongaIcia and Ohio whis- I
Teas key,
ava and Rio cafyecs Golden SyI } ar s mo
chocolate, cQcoa, lasscs,
LOAF, crushed cisri "A and Smoking AMI chewing TO
browa sugars. bacCu
perm, star and allon en- Principe, .a7sna and sho
aides, ROOF sirars
loves, nGme IS, ano Fancy and plain sca.s ind
singernustard and pappr 60, lard OIL, tubs. buck
able CUTLERY and queens cts, coffee mills
ware, &C. EalSins. aG3ada, currents
4. 4DXL4le
Nov. !5--iwy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.


TINE undersigned have just received full and Gem
j picte assortment Of
STAPLE, FANCY AND SILK GOODS
# almost every variety in this market such
LADIES DRESS GOODS TRIMMINGS
Shawls, Kennels, Ribbons Gloves. Hosiery, Edgings
nseriinss, Ginghams, Prints, Do LANES, CashmeEes
toths, Cassneyes, Sattinets and Festings blankets
Sheeiinss, DrlLigs, Ticknss, sc.
HATS. GAPS, BOOTS, AND SHOES,
@@0DEM M n VA DIE
Hardware, Qucensware and Groceries.
Having pnrc hased stock in Boston and New York
and bcag DESTROYS Of increasing business, cfeI
as TO buyers il greater than any
house IN this city. To this the pablo respect
fully invited to call and examine goods and prices
We shall do best please and merit your patron
age.
J. &. WEATfIERBY & CO.
Man-stFeet-ai docr above Sixth,
DGtaGue, sons 2eth. as. dawf
ny ExI3reEa-