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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28
SOUTlISlDE ix,ILssOAsb.
FREIGHT TRAIN

MINI
fiM - ~ .iEs-HEs reshts for the Sonh.ide Rail.
road, m. I. Andel sons Commission House on the
Basin Any person wishing TO the Of freight
can obtain treigt list by calling
Ky order of the Sup't
sep 30-ts ALFRED w. HrRNER Agt
nNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE-
spectuily cali the attention Of the citizens III
Lynchurg and the ad uning country his large and
N splendidassortmento of BOOTS SHOES -
III CATERS. Nc, of his OWN MAKE o
~ and which are WARRANTED THE BEST QUAIL
~ AND Of SUPERIOR wokKMANsHIP.
Persons wishing have good and durable Boot -
Shoe lorthe present season, will do well call
az am determined to please, both regards quaint,
and price.
Don't forget call the three doors above tie
Frank Kiln Hotel and immediately oppnsitoth Citzens'
Savings Bank. 4. r. GRIAALDI
dec Its
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MERCHANDISE.
Fall Supply of Hardware,---l854.
SIMPSON N BRO

Sign of the Golden Lock Lynchburg. Va.
Y" f are now opening. in addition to Our former ne"
w stock. very large assortment of HAaDwARE,
CUTLERY Guns. PIsToLs. SADDLERY, PLATED GooDs,
FLOOR OIL CLorHs House Keeping articles. Building
Materials and Tools Of most eue'y dtscr7Pioa among
which are snyariicle. Just introduced int' narket III
fall.
We nalter ourselves exhibit to the public gen
enlly and those WHO will favor with an eAaminHton
greater variety atuperorty at style aud qnaify OF
goods offered in his il surpassed in any market
Our goods are all and most desirable, and vii
be sold Mt reasonable profit only t" all Who vii eve
rs a call r antrust with their orders which Will re-
,eive best aud prompt artentio".
Mercia md others buying largely will he charged
n snall advance only. oct ~ Is
II n
Ifyou want the BEST Goods. the PREF TEST
A Goods and IA. CHEAPEST Goods in the mar
kct,
Come to Hannahs Cash Store.
where they nnw heiug opened. 1t Is the place
where vou get anything yh want, at ANY
PRICE YOU WANT IT. II on would Ike To
A SAVE YOUR MONEY these hard times, A
buy your goods at HAsSAH's CASH STORE.
II y
oct 3-s
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW.YORk CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale Clothing Establishment
Is Cortland street,

And extending through the entire block, forming
1e DEFY STREET
FIN0 "',Rinia Merchants visiting New York. We extend
invitation TO call and examine stock. which
/. particularly adapted Southern trade. Those oi
our forner patron. q need II assure that motto
L. Eroeiaoy and Ia her. would say our I'll u Is,
and eve has been sell goods the Oas P,soe rnn
cplr without variation not Ugy in the ietc" but IN
spirit.
h regard the quality OF our goods us mol too much
say that manufacture them vigil aud IN as good
taste n the most faslionobh custom csai lishment IN
this any other n'rlctand thus endehvor 10 do away
with the strong prejudice sting in the cn1nmhn'
gainst dcang in and using READY nal, rlHhng Plcase
ei,e e,hy coll an test asselt,-, '"r N-t-
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HUANO, GuANO.-I consequence OF the IL.
~ duction made b., the Peruvian Agent in the price
of Guano, will close out uur stock at sj3 per 1000
lbs. CASH Those in want will please call soon ne
our quantity IS small. ". T. ANDERSON& co.
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For Sale.

fIliE highest price paid for Exchange the Fla
| cities, by PETERS, SPENCE & 20.
aug II dts
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ESLlE S LADY'S GAZETTE-FoR Ocrop,R-
~ st received by c. MORSE
oct lots
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New York August Il

New pfk August 10
The Americas mails were received here
this P. NJ.
The following intelligence is All addition e
that previously received
A Berlin correspondent, says The western pow
ers have formally rejected the Russian propo
GALS and made their own, which will most like
w form the subject of conference at Vienna
Prussia in order to meet the wishes of the
Austrian government will inonspolize her army
aud The Vienna cabinet in exchange have
declared themselves ready 10 consent to new
attempt of the lndiation The first proposition,
however, are not 10 be addressed TO Russia by
the two governments, hut by relative Of the
two royal families Of us'ra and Prussia.
Five Russian gun bouts were sunk by two
English war steamers whilst engared in raising
the engines of The Tiger No attack on land
had taken place up TO August lst
Prince Gnrtschaknff. with the Russian army.
passed the night of the 2-,h al Sheava. They
burn, two bridges in their retreat. The Otto
mans fnlowdy them To Varna.
The French troops working zeainusiy at
forute alton, whist the English oceup ed in
repairing The t0rts.
letter ifo,- Dublin, under date of August
llth, speaks nf I re appei of The pniatoe
bill ght which has partially Destroyed the crops in
several districts IN Cork. Wheat never appear
ed better.
The cholera has agresr d in Mr. hrrn .taly.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-23

SPADES
On D0Z Mining Spades for sale by
%t' CHI tAH e EMERSON.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-23

cholera has apre.r a in NJ. hern Italy
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Inthis transaction the Hon. Geo. w. Jones
has como out unscathed. Although sssailed
by the Aireling correspondents of the New
York papers, as corrupt man, who had re.
ceived bride, the evidences before the ccm'
mi,,ee Of investigation exhonorates him from
even the semhlsnce of improper suspicion
We rejoice that this gentlen,an's uniform action
in the discharge of his public Outer. has placed
II GU, Of the power Of his enemies to visit
faint upon his character.
Col. Forney too, who has been traduced like
nick poeket, comes out frot, the investigation
unstillied in reputation.
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SALE OFREAL ESTATE.

,fyHE Association called Commnnia Working Mems
l League will Monday the 18th DAY of Aug $
1854 sell at public SALE lit private sale before tha
t,n.) a: teir pace, in CommuhS, Tia. ton CO, to"'
The following disc riheh real estate 10 wit
i-,'nannnia Vlltase,--one hriek house, "ne ram,
hous g. four log houses Barns {, with i0acres OF land
DO of i. in fence and G0 cultivated. This plare 4
we'll iterel an WEI situated thu route from Du
buane Il. tikader. si- miles irrni tie latter.
2-sa Acres of Bottom Land the Turkey rlVci
p,Tt Timber and Prairie, with cdn,fftaae Weihhe
hpuse i6 Acres in Fence AMI 10 cHiIiyated
ROO Acres on the Vesa nNer the most part Timber
a Lag house, 10 Acres IN Fence anu cultivated
4-5o Acres choice farming Land. part Timber part
Prairie will he sold in Lots 41-2eu Acres. Ali IN
range f,.r and five Townships 81.
5-ruer saw mill on is,s Rear Creek with improve
menf and eighty Acres of Lsu Townships 81, kanse
four. .
Duhuaua july a5th 1854. Gi"2w
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administrators Sale of Heal les
f1fo

PURSUANT to an order of the County Court of D''-
buoue County. and State Of Iowa, tits July term,
4 n 1874 and by virtue OF license granted by the
said Court at its said will on the sd day Of Aug
ust next proceed fer at public sale for cash to me
highest and best bidder, the following tract OF aha ana
eight fs) in township no. ninety COY moth of range
one n ives, of TIE fifth principal meridian with all
the nances and buding. thereon and theremnto
belonging THE said will take place at the front
door of the Court House Of sad county, at O'Clock
m, Of the day aforesaid. -
The above tract of land constitutes a pa,t OF the
estate of Thomas Mcclure. late OF Concord Township,
decd and fue piece Of land for farming purposes
I lille good JAMES NcELDoN. Acting
HAM & CoyEL At,vs TAdmi If said Estate.
Dubuque, Aug. =. 1854. w
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NOTICE.

r
II ~ ceived and for sale ly n
Oct RI Nv. MS IkE-s
I l..h;st and fresh ASSOC -men,of rEss, ~.
ANpERS .-Na
Dhuos Dt JGS!! DhEGsitr
ifHE nnasr.Fns' are At rcssess reeoiv,r, IVA
,s;,a,s to tei, .eve du ling ss SUMNER innorian,
DRUGS, MEDICINES, p.1yTs ,,,e
bIane ap sn,,,, a., they offer IN the ctizns Of nu
n,;cas hde9 eonntye, ~ urpieeed MOD " I..
~ n, ing Ike a'sse'g engaged in the D,"e ia
..e. U'enf5aa - mr. hs meas we fIa,,.r on,
,,s, ,s, we IA aifer taaacouent, sanai if M, sr
80 20 my hAtse west of tho Mississipp We bay,
longing To q sSsp.}s ourselves with very article
anIhs,; ~ @estE:ss that pnss.b, = catleG tc-
..n1us,,re ao .seaf alterations in Store aol-.
'1' hSisfsss, arruracv ANT dispatch
rnres yAt DOE EN- Y REICErR
~ Jaw. Nam So, oas do rhc.ow Sixth.
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Baltimore. ANUS, 1

The Ai,a ma eo,''n crop has suffered greatly
IN hea d want of RI n; but hiif the crop is
anticipaud
There ms i,.-n considerable excitement at
Sullivan isiani, Charleston, IN consequence Of
an astemp by young frshm,n 10 ei,p- with
southern hrIre-s
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P. FARLEY. rpw,r JANE.
FARLEY N JAMES,
WHOLESALE
GrOcerS and Commission Merchants.
Corner of Iowa and 4th sts, Dubuque, Iowa
Qr General Steamboat AGENTS.
.UsO TECE,

.VOTECE.
New Stocks of all kinds of Dry Goods. fsoors.
hats, Caps, Clothes, &C., &C., &C.,
FOX. sale ChcGD,
t:HE undersigned would Respectfully inform then
customers and the public generally, tia; they have
a full soekof
F:ai, and Winter Goods
in store at the corner al Main and 9th streets and Al
their old sla nj under the Wapies House Hoh o.
The above Stacks fun and complete ami received III
rectly from the Eastern Markets. and we wo Id res
pec,ny invite all 10 and examine for Themselves
ior we shall sell them cbeaP-rsrg cksdp for cash
Returning sincere thanks for past fayars we re
main your ebedient servants
Up. WtPIES
NJ B. The undersigned would respectfully say To the
Ladies Of the city and rorry generally thai although
nv loss by the late fire has been great ONE in my .ie
House Furnishing enterprise stil they sall he dis
appointed Tnev may depend upon opening Just
snch store as the one burned, 5udin gcau
he got aud the goods got trnm the East.
NV Intentions are to keep fill stock &C Tarss Fur,
nshng Goods ia department, ecte with the
latest styles of Dress Goods in almost dis,s variety
Trim ings, &C., &c. &c.
Feeling very grateful 10 the citizens ct Dubuoue M
surrounding country for their liberal patronage Tor the
last fourteen years. and respectfully so,iris rotnu
ance Of the same. With nv best respects
| am your obi. ssr'vt.
rETER waPLGs
Dnoh1ne, Sept'i", 1898 daw-
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New York, Aug. Is.
Intelligence is received here announcing
that Jerome Bonaparte has received the same
appointrnemt in France as he held here.
The Cotton Eouse of Sheldon Il Co., it Is
believed, will be only temporarily closed.
The reported failure of the silk house is I'M
true.
The Arctic will sail to m ROW with nearly
one million in specie.
Bills on the Farmers g. Mechanics Bank,
Tenn, are refused here.
The Harlem transfer books will be open in
in few days.
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES
Washington, Any u

intelligence has been received at The Depart
nent ina, the port of Saga. Cuba, will be closed
10 all foreign commerce, on aud after the Ist
September.
The officers and crew of the French War
steamer Chrimea lying off the port, have been
removed on board the U. 8. Brig Dolphin.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-23

THE HEiGHT OF MEAHSEss The Knic-
erbocker tells of " ho stole five dollar
bill out IF Indiana. HIS counsel tried 10 prove
that the note was not worth five dollars, il being
at discount The prosecutor said he knew
that thief was the meanest man in the State,
but he did MT think he was 30 all fred mean
as not TO be willing to steal Indiana money al
DQY
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-23
tyoHnt Pheasant, or Ss.saiyass':
.ddiii01 In DIsassa.kN...

~ER. NJ. J. SULLIVAN, has lain on ms heai'hH an"
Ivf Picturesque Tract Land on the HILL neaft.
Residence OF Hon. CSC. ". JOINS into lots oil On r
HALF To THREE QUARTERS of an ACRE each
with eight streets forty TO sxy-ive ieet WIDE
The s,t,,aor commands delightful view Of be sur
rounding country and is so far removed IRON the mas
mat nue noes the river, that Doctors visits wiz
few nd far between There two never ailIng
springs on the Plat and good wei! water can he mad
IN any Lo. at depth of Fifteen Feet severaiots are
already engaged by some offhe best czensei punuque
ND as thev are designed for the suburban residences
respectable persons only it is that aprca
,;opn he made soon to CHAS. COOKERY. Agent.
n A P,a, shelving the number and contents of each
:, nav he seen al the AGENTS Office. eJune7-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-23

The Railroad Conve Atom have resolved to
reduce tn. working expenses by ii .p.nsin with
the servers al all .annrrs ard ayeu's and BY
running ess qrick t,me. TINS i, is shnnght will
reduce the .x!,ef,srs IF he several Companies
over three i.incsand per aHnun The increase
IN passengers .na saeigh, viii be about 30 per
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ST I.o,,,s. Annust ID h

The asrcct Of the House a, present is wing
20, Benton men %, and anti Bn,on men about
the sane. Retarns of the election of 80 sera
tors are received, Of which thirteen are Wings
The remainder are about equally vided be-
tween Bensonians and Anti Bentcnians.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-23

BUFFALO MARKET.
Aug. Is.
Flour, $7,37, to SIS
Wheat, I,50 to So
Corn 6J cts.
Oats, IS CITE
Whiskey, pr. bbl., 25 to 80.
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BOSTON. Aug IS

letter from Lncendo Africa, announces
the arrival at that pace on the 7h of June of
DR.. Aaringstnn who had been engaged in extern
sive explorations into the stsrior for period
of27 months and given up for lost The
Doctor reports that he has not succeeded in
discovering any gold.
The statement of his travels &c, is to be
forwarded to the Geographical Society in
London.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-23

BALTIMORE, August I8.
The Washington correspondent Of the Sun
learns that a fugitive slave, who has gore to q
foreign country and sustaining in that country
what he considered To Be wrong. applied Ia
the American Minister for protection The
decision of our Minister was adverse to his
right 10 claim the intervention sought.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-23

The schooner J Inn d flnyt from San Do
mingo August | st arrived thus morning.
The brig Ailr-d Himn,n had been totally
wrecked in ST. ID IN 20 river
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Aug. ~, Navigator from St Louis,
Navigator for st Paul
Aug. IL, Henrietta from St Paul.
Galena from Galena.
Hamburg from Rock Island.
War Eagle from Galena.
Black Hawk from Rock Island.
Henrietta for 5, Louis
Galena f.r Gal-na.
Hamburg for ST Paul.
War Eagle Tor S. Paul.
Back Hawk for -
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Book BiMdery.

II. A. Blu ssemer has removed his Book R:nderv TO
Union Building, of Main aud 5th Streets where
he will be happy the Publ: patrona ge and
will promptly discharge all work, of plain or fancy
Binding. which he may bs favored with. Pamphlet Ind
Job work promptly done TO order.
Dubuque, June 18Th 1854 dwtf
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List Of Gifts:
100 Marble bnsts Of Washington, at 500. s,a ooo
I'D LAY, 100, 10000
lOO webster, 100, 10000
100 &C C Calhoun lo0 ~ nm
SO elegant Oil Paintings in SPLENDID
gilt frames, size 3x4 IL. ach, 100 sOoo
100 elegant Oil Paintings, 2x3 Il. EACH so s om
500 steel plate Eagravings. brilliantly cold
in "il, rirh gilt frames 80 in each 10 5000
10000 elegant Steel plat. Engravings. cnl'din
OIL oftie Washington Monument, 20xc6
inca ANN
~, 900 steel plate Engravings. from 100
diff rent ps ties, now in possession of,
and owned bv the Artists Union IT the
market value OF, from so cts to 81 90
each 1000
I ff-t-class dwelling, in 3ist ST.. N r. CITY 1900
% building lots in 100 and lglst sts., NY.
City. each 25xl00 II. deep, at 100 $4,000
100 Villa site containing each 1900
81 u. in the suburbs OF New York
City and commanding a magnf-
cent view Of the Hudson River and
Long island Sound at 500 10000
20perpetual loans Of cash, without inter-
est or security, OF $3.50 each, 5000
so sc 100 IS 5000
lO1 50 5000
zSJ 9 % ga
S,voO g 10000
cRsR Co. Real Estate BrnkeTs, Nov York Orders
(posf pid, with money enclosed 10 be addressed.
g. A.x
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Judge Edno ds is seriously i'll a, Roxbury,
Massachusetts.
The pace Yesterday over the Union C"urte
was won by "Eddey,' in three straight hea's.
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Portland. 4
New York, Au

The Democratic State Conve nton OF this
State, have nominated VIM. kimble for
their candidate for congress.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-23

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
IMPORTANT TO DISPEpTlCs- Df J. S. Hou.bton,s
Pepsin, the true Digestive Fluid, Gastric Juice pre-
AIRED from Rennet. or the Fourth Stomach Of the OK
after directions of Baron Leihg the great Pysolo o
al Chemist, by j. s. Houghton. NJ. ID. Phade.phia Pa
This truly wonderful remedy Indigestion Dys
p psia, Jaundce, Liver Complaint, Constipation and
Debility, curing Nature own Method by Natures
own Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
scientific evidence ofs value furnished by agents
tbs. See notice among Medical Advertisements
A. GILLESPIE, Agent.
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JOHN HOEY,
Wholesale and sset1i; EHOcer,
Corner Of .N4in end sszth streets,
DUBUQUE
Nav q 1854. DIFF
Z ss 4 u 81!

Z sS e %
1 Ii who want AXES of the real ToLlI~s s. go.
u make, should be trticuaf - notice The staps "a
there various couBferiets and limitations STAN
Collins and LABELLED much Ike ours which are an =
n!ently sold parts OF United States ss orr
manufacture They made in different parts of the
coUnr by various Axe Makers and generally their
poorestGuality The nnine Collins axes which have
acquired such an extensive reputation, are invariably
stamped "coILfN- &c CO, II NRFFORD', ard eaeb
has printed label with my signature. fits now
more thnn Twenty FIVE YEARs since we commenced
the business with the >tanp Collins Co tIarf nd
and 40 not know of any other axe-aker by the name
of Collins in the United States.
4usnSt. 1851 WY Ash w t--,NS
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HOSFORD g. TsTTLLrR.
General Land Agent. nnA s,r -Gr.

WATERLOO, BIAcK HAWK Co.. low.
WE undersigned are pfesred Il ansac, a,v b,s,
ness pertaining 10 the n,rchrse and sale If ia,d y,
Town Lols ihyesg sfua OF iaies transfers rony.xare.
ing rsHcrRily. ."'e!aho-
Wehare located rsseves in HE Inferior for ,ha, mr..
ose ana VII pers MI susv aud Carefully examine
any Tac,ci ann within our r. ecl r!pe corr 81 md
p.unpt ihiolnatoh ctneerinE tcleress Lands y thn
'unh9"e and 'es ",rhes aid District m anv r. ~,
surrounding coun'ies. ,cialIy us he pr.r osed ii, a
valley road. "' ee eo"f h''ef
rersons Wishing e. AXE safs invsssn, a.s Nv par;cr
seeciona made orid de- L.. ardr - or rive
US acl ands o ated on tifno s. ,tle,s Pa,me,,
cafc always hand e''
aoS''l -7eTss ~ eaoiee r,rmne Land,
For sac from 81 To IS, per acre also several sn,,
tie county Seat. ~ 'i
ABRAMP. nos FORD Eny.pn u,rrep
Neutrality-suspicious.. wareson, Springfield MS non.
ZINES ZINES Cum Hnn,nrdone "a; T. Gooiell Cashier
F,sna, anu pcvsrs itank J,e Ms George s.
BANK OF trfnwa Ills; +. Stiles Eso DIXON ILL.,
hubulu Iowa s''h
Dubuque, june "a, le5i. Sewfm
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Philadelphia August l8
Baltimore. August I8.

Stephen Simpson, the author and editor, is
d, ad
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American Artists Union

American Artists Union!
The AnsRcAN AsT,sr UNioS, would respectfully
announce to the Citizens OF the United States and the
Canadas that for the purpose of cutvating
the fine throughout the country, and with view
of enabling every family become possessed gal
iery Of Engravings,
By the first Artists Of the Age,
They have determined in order create
sale tor their Engravngs, and thus not only give
pyment to large number of artists and Others but
10 present 10 the purchasers their engravings when
$50 900 Of them are sold.
100000 GIFTS, Of the actual cost of $I50,O0O
Each purchaser of One Dollar Engraving. there
fore receives net only engraving richly worth the
Gifts v hen they are distributed
For Five noLLARs, a highly finished Engraving,
beautifully PAINTED IN OIL, and FIVE GIFT
TICKETS, will be sent; FIVE DoLLARs' worth OF
splended Engravings ne selected from the Catalogue
cspy of the Catalogue, together with a specimen Of
one 1t the Engravngs, be The Office of this
paper
For each Dollar sent, an Engraving actually worth
that sum. and Gift Ticket, win Immediately be for
warded.
AGENTS:
The Committee believing that the success Of .h,s
mMed nv the energy and enterprise of intelligent anG
perseverng Agents. have resolved treat it'll such On
the most liberal terms.
Any person wishing to becoMe Aga mt, by sending
(post paid,) 81, WILL RECEIVE RETURN OF MAIL
Une Dollar Engraving, GIFT TrCKET,'a Prosec-
tus, Catalogue and all other necessary information
On the final completion of the SALE the Gifts will he
placed III the hands OF COMMITTEE Of the PuRcHA.rn,
to be DISTRIBUTED, due notice of which will be piyen
throughout the United States and the Canadass
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dissolution.

LIVERY stable.
On 4tE. s<teecn fcin and Losps'stress CIT, o,e
LYMAN & STOUT,
Successors If Luneaa & 'stomo,
aVING refited their static in The b order and
IL purchased fresh sorScs harness, saddles
buaees carriages, sIfkies etc, which they invite
public eyaminat on and trial
epledge oarssfrss 10 keep good horses carriages
etc, as can acknowledgement the Northwest. 9Ip
ask is trial
gs-iheh-s'Drices Paid or corn. oats a..,ihay
aprl 30 1851.
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CHICAGO MARKET
Ang Is, 1854
WHkaT. Spring wheat ranges from 81 ,O5 to
$1,lo. Prime from $3.50 to Sl,7O pei
bushel.
CoRs-From SIS to 60 cents.
OArs.-Frnm "a to 28c.
RARLEY.-From 50to
RYE.-Nominal 60
PoRK.-Mess pork from 81 100 to Sl3.
HipEs.-Market Fl IN and demand good.
GREEN 4aa5c-dry sailed llal2ac.
GREEN sailed 54a63c.
rALLowN-i2al2!c.
LASD.-8Aa9c.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-23

Washington, Aug. ID,
Col Benton leaves Washington to day fo'
Missouri
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-23
Cherry TIill Cemetery.

" phh's 20 sacuro Lots IN his FEN
e'erY " sas keen laid on, In u con.eu,so ~ pri
.es'ein manner nto lots ot ciitrent si2es Tie oi.
'h'e ff,In town Is sGcH that il will NOT NY baIv ,
ever nc hdtd Wfhn the future gcotv h Of III CIV
a' any braves vii ever be disturbed aud is So n,
~ 70 os ef cnnve,'ef I-~ort families either ",
4'f,s OF m root 'ha road leatng fem II hu ,ue 4,
aCest ana ne p'aprrst'rs sre salts led that itH II
l'le ~ afrihify toy the purpose hicl, j, is "a
Sieh.h ne"f oniy be observed TO he Appreciated.
perS"is wishing Ia rrhaee viii appy 1T be o1e
of W.! Barney & Co., orto the undersiencf
hiLifh VI CAbJiP.
poc Zi,i %. dawff Agent for Cemetery,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-23

Reference IN regard to the Real Estate F. J. Vrs,-
casH Co. Real Estate Brnkers, Now York. Orders
(posf pdd,( with money enclosed 10 be addressed.
:. ". HOLBR0OKE, sec'y sos Broadway, NY,
for delivery. rs mos)
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-23

.1AMILY Groceries and Fruits of every descrlptIoa
4 hand for sale By G.. R. WEST.