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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

The Prescott House stake, which announced to
come of before the four mile race not for, all
the horses being drawn except rerraer. He gallopped
rcnnd two miles s!one for the stake
The races to day will be the best seen in the
United States Sx horses entered for the Club Purse
Of 0cO two mile heats and fo- the Irving Hotel stake
mile heats four very fast The following
the entries for the Club Purse
X. Chatham names John Little's b. {. Maid Of Or
leans by Behune, dam Alice Carnea years old dress
blus and white.
W H. Gibbons names g. c. Granite, by Polydore, dam
Andrewetsa, years old 3ress fancy.
b. Miller names r. p. Fields Dr. c. Wild freshman,
BY Glencoe, dam Mary Norris years old, dress red and
red.
John BeIcher names b. h. Red Eye by Boston, dam by
Prsm, s years old dress blue and blue.
John l. Cassidy names W. f. Harper's G Berry, by
Sovereign, dam by Glencoe years old dress black and
blue.
s. J. Carter names oh. Garrett Davis, by Glencoe,
dam BY Sir Leslie, years old dress blue aud red.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

BOSTON, Sept 19-Arr steamer Graoits state, Balu-
more; ship Oscar, do bsrks Geo,giana, do Sebodis,
Galveston Scotland New York; brss Thomas, Galveston
Golden, Apalachicoa; Emblem, Jacksonvills General
Marion, and Model, Philadelphia.
CID steamer Locust Point BALTIMORE chip Flying Fish,
San Francisco; Marion, Rio Janeiro.
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Mrs Hitchcock L Gilman. Miss Sparrow N hiilett
Steele, weinsr Mrs Norcross and child.
DUKE, Garage, Yrs VIM Besl and I 20 chiidren. 2
P Kaniett, A Theurkauf, Mrs J Doyle and child, Mrs
Patten, n AyIich, Chas Ross, Hopkns, Cramp ton
and wife Mrs James aud Ave children, VIM Evans vile
and child B Evans, wife and child Mrs Rgburn and
two children, Mcnonsld Mrs Mshony, Mrs. xes.
senger and infants Mrs Moose, Mrs Trainer and
infant Ms Pagan and child Mrs Collins and infant,
Blood and wife, B Webb Jr, and wife, @ Mcclellan
and wife Suffer, wife and two children, Sterling,
wife and child Miss Peterman, lnfenberger, wife
and three children, Geo Pinkham, wife and four child
rem N Mcnamara, Jas IAwess wife and Ave children
Mrs Trengove, and others in steerage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

pieces....... N,77V 1US Boz II, 4Zy 1I,4T
The imr ortations Of other articles during this month
have beer mostly IN active scale Dyes and dyeing
glass manufactures there u very large and continuous
increase Hides and all kinds Of oils iii ewise show
augmentation well metals with the exception Of
iron bars and lead Both in the in portation and
sumption Of timber there has been q decrease.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

The pit ship Yorktown, from London, is detained .
Quarantine having lost 81 passengers BY cholera Sh
had $50 whom leaving London
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

Steamship Northern Light, San Juan, Mic; Mexican
war steamer Santa Anna Vera Cruz ship Arctic Liver
pool
ind dur; fY,nd av Srorr
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Clara WINDSOR, Tor NYork; Lsmuel Dyer kodwaldj FL
dente, Pacurich; II Wolfe, Smith; Isabella Jones,
and Currituck, Seth Foster for NOrlssns
BRnslRHAvES-sld Aug q Juno, Bssk (and from Brake
mia ~, 60; 2eth, Coriolan, wulf. do.
BRlsrol-.CM sept Philomela, Jewett, NYork (and
Ar;at PIN 5th Xquila, NOVEL;, Havana for Bristol
man and Charles Jane, Oliver, for IN America, ID
1ds Board Hss ss s1 Howe
Earcross, NOrleans and Vigo.
CRooKnAvzs--Of MIEen Head Aus 81 Georgia" from,
TO, the Georges Robinson
nT pa-Arr sept Ocean Queen arswod London f..
(.nd al procesdsdS SD iss Hunter, Sears, Boston
'@l.su gRa,as s.p. mom Jors....a Syort
Yorh; Copsrncus, from NOrlsans for Bremen; also an
American ship from the Brazils for London.
.oS 1.,.S g.. 1rs - oTss e.
GIAsoow-Arr Sept Albus, wyman, NOreans; 4th,
John Jodes, Mills, Mobile
"a G1lwAS.sid Sept Washington, Kau.uen, NYorl.
GuIsEsrY-put in sept Costa RcA, Ls Mosurier,
HuII-Arr Sept Tennessee, Northup, St Stephen.
BEyogr--Arr Aug 81 Triton, wuf. EYork. Sid 3ist
EAngRe-Arr Sept Champaign, Drinhwater, zsas.
Sid I'd Geo Canning, Jacobs; Deutschland Popp and
csth.rne, sshxar,ng, Work Miles, Jurssns, calves
Sid from Cuxhaven both Pauline, Roster, NYork.
HyRs-.Arr Sept Forest City, Allsn, London 10
NYork; 3D. Saxon, Groton, NOrIeans Glchrist, G.I
christ, London. Sid LIST Ashland, Stone, NOrleans.
In the roads I'd Caroline Tucker Chase, from LoD Do
for NYork.
In port 4th Paquet ces Mers du Sud, for Fan Fran
cisco; Flora MDonaid: LAytn, Carpsutsr; 81 endid
Higgins; W 81 Wharton. Gatss Forest City, Avon; M
Caroline Tucker, Chase; Edw stringsr, 49,; CT
christ Gichrst; william Ts Funck, anA Indiana o.
-, FOR NYosk; Redwood Ross; Radia., DillinghsG
Carack, Norsis; Bslss Assise. 0rien g sole, Pisrct
hoees Taylor, French, and Ferrier Euvsart, fos Nc
Orleans.
IIvmrsox--Arr Sept Arabia (s), Ju0xina Nyork q
Albion Williams; Phcenix, Hoxis, and Western Empir
Sampson do; st Ioeis, Hoyt; Convsonwsalth, KNAPP
and Cermancus, Falss. N0r1eana; 9th, JAa ftcoubI
m, NOresns; America. fsrsscp, Ct Stephen Corae 4
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-
Boston; Charles Brewer, wicher Boston, schr Orb, b.
belts New York:
NEW oRIEA ANS CID Sept L steamer Satellite, miller.
NORFOLK-Arr sept 16 ship Petronita (Peruv), Dsal,
Liverpool via Hampton Roads, brig Sarah Wooster, M~
fcArs Village Belle, wedmore, Maven, and Bslls,
Aisxander bangor both in distress Lucy Penn Owsns
AIion Gloom Providence At quarantine ship Ashland
Moore, from NOrleans for Hayre Cid bark Stsrgs1
N1NTu6KET-An Sept Is schrs rryan Adsu1, B.l-
tinors; susan, Russell, Rondout; 10th, Sarah Ja.s,
Fitzgerald New York; soop Elect, Wing. Albany; l7ths
NEWP6eT,Arr Sept 10 schr Golden Rod, hrishtns..
Garay st Jago for Bremen (sse Dissstsrs isA scsrs
Stranger, Blackwell, Baltimore; CcrnslA Young and
Parker, Barlow NYork; Erie, Bourne, R0ndoat; sooP
PHnA ASEafi Sept 70, Pm, big n0lunlsa
Bailey Eastpors Cottrell erssnoSsh scston chr.
Nan Nancy e Wen. Card, As.Sussh nd.d s.ts, DO o.
slip koemis Johnson Ohsrsstos; brisT Nelson osisA
,s: ss NM n.y. A: asnn:
Msrcsr. RoUinson, boston, sArsh Kslisy Kelsey Nesp
Plgs ws:,sy l ESssss as
Harriet Louisa Brown NYork; Ann Elisa B, BAhooch
Boston Louisa Gray, haley RosSc., Transport. r,.s.
Cro si rs1sy; Miller, pssooci, Rockville.
PRUvIbENCE-An Sept ls schrs Albert Thsaas,
Ssp1n sloops as1v.s cosya SYori
| Brown, do Leeds, ravis Rondcut.
PoxtIAND-Air sept 49, ship al whitney Nlsasrsos,
Honry Leeds Iattsjohn, Philadelphia; schrs Ottawa,
How, DO; David Cox, Lynch Albany; Ralps, Mathews.
York Bengal seeley, do; nth, briggs Wider (Nor), Run
son liverpool July %; Portland Wight, Mstsnsas AM
20; schr DON Nicholas McDume, Phuadelphia. SD loth
schrs Cambridge, York, and Gec2Gs BROOKE, ststsca
! Philadelphia
PosrsaoUTH-Ar Sept 10 sshr Marion GosM
| Grant, Baltimore.
QUINCY Sept II schss Bunganuc Fletcher, PhnA
! phia 18th, Guerilla, 6now, New York viA Boeton.
sAvAHNAH-Arr Sept 10 bark Uxzy Loud, from Oar
dit.
wFyMourH-Ars ssesls sshr Anita psrcs, rurss
Ih1s'e'rhia.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27
NOTICE.

Of Board Of Directors of The Dubuque G. L. & Coz
Dated At Dubuque, september I'D, 1854. daw-4w
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in conformity to the
IN Code OF Iowa, Title X, Chapter 49, passed at the
session of the General Assembly of l55al aud appro
we'd 5h February 1884, entitled Corporations for Pc
cuniary Profit - and by virtue OF Ordinance passed
bv the Mayor and Common Council! Of Dubuque, Sep
TENDER 18th 1852 entitled " An Ordinance to provide
for Lighting the City Of dubuque with THEODORE
r. HAY, SiiAs N ERcHANr, SAMUEL Ross, THOMAS H.
liar, GEoRcE w. SHArRop, and STEPHEN l. NoBLE,
together with all other persons who may hereafter De-
become incorporated into body corporate aud polite,
under and by the of :. 7Ae Dubuque Gas Light aud
cas paee :, aoln S b
be transacted by said COrpor alton is to manu
facrure and sell infammabe Gas 70 the City Of Du-
buque, and residing in said City, and to
manufacture and sell Coke and Coal Tar. The amount
of capital and stock authorized is one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars; but said Cooperation shall not
within one year from Incorporation have power to
issue more than seventy thousand dollars of stock !;
but thereafter the demand for Gas increases in said
City, il has power issue Stock from time TO time,
the Beard Of Directors Direct to the amount Of its
capital authorized The seventy thousand dollars of
stock authorized To be taken the Of
Is cent in hand, Is cent by the lst Of Novem
bsr, 1884, Is per cent by the LIST OF December, 1884,
i5per by the LIST Of January 1885, Is per cent
by the LIST of February, 1855, and Is per cent by the
Let Of March, 1855. he said COOPERATION to com
mence on the 2lst day of September, 1854, and
inmate on the goth day Of :eptemter, 1874 The OFF,
Of the Corporation to be Board of six Directors,
all Of whom to be Stockholders with power increase
the number to nine,) President who shall also be
Director and elected BY the Board of Directors, and
Secretary and Treasurer,the Treasurer BE-, also,
transfer Clerk. The original ncorporators above
ed b. the Directors. until the I'd Monday in Februa-
1855 with power elect Secretary and Trea
Tor the time being when election of Officers for
the ensuing year shall be held and thereafter I'd
Monday in February in each year, the Officers of said
Corporation shall be elected such election held
at the Office of the Company, in Dnbnnue The stock
of said Corporation is divided into shares of fifty dol
IRIS each and each share Of stock Is entitled 10 one
ing the night To vote by proxy. The highest Of
indebtedness or liability which said Corporation
shall atany time itself, exceed .wo-ihrd
the amount Of ats Capital Stock. Private property
the members OF the Corporation be exempt from liz
bility for corporate debts.
s. l. NOBLE, sec'y
Of Board Of Directors of The Dubuque G. L. c. Co."
Dated At Dubuque, sepsember 22d, 1854. daw-4w
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NO. SAL.
NOTICE
Sept. q, 1854

for the Territories Of NEW MEXICO, WASHING
T0R, OREGON mad MINNESOTA
IN pursuance OF law, the President of the United
States has directed that sr the present the fol owing
shall be the sites Of the Oices for the Surveying and
Land IBIS riots created by passed the late session
of Congress, viz: .FaRt
The Okee for the Surveyor General Of New Mexico
to be ioca ed at Santa FE and thar Tor the surveyor
General Of Washington Territory At OLYMPIA
The Offices for the Register and Receiver for Wash
ngton Territory also at OLYMrrA; those for Oregon
Territory At OREGoS CIR those for The w. mona Dis
fr:ct in Minnesota Wilson's and those fl
Red WIN District, also in Minnesota Territory at Rec
WtSc.
Given under my hand, At the city of Washington
tLis twenty fourth day of August, A. D. 1854.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Dubuque, Sep 6h, isoi 6w
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27

Srxlous Rror IN WAsnlSGros, Va, THiR
rY SEVEN OF BARSuM's SHowMRN ARRESTED
-On the 9th inst, riot occurred at Washing
ton, Rappshannock county. w.. between come
cihsens and those attached 10 Barnum's Men
agerie, growing at first out Of the fact that a
slave boy, as is alleged, was found with them.
having been persuaded to leave his owner
and secondly in reference to the charge OF ad-
mission. The riot became so serious that the
militia had to be ordered out 10 restore pence.
Several persons were injured, among them d.
Eastman, a magistrate. Thirty seven OF the
showmen were arrested, and others flew Tor The
mountains. Subsequently four or hve were
committed for trial, and the rest discharged.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27
IIuIrah.

i after bciu. detained about 80 days the Wa,
HIRRAH again fer railways. Among the pnrtiI
arrived there is splendid lot of Prayer 81 okS, Bible,
o,ywa,er Fonts Ccifxes, Rasaries, &c, also Tria..
Of a mind Irish settlers in America and great lot
Catholic Literaie also, he Old Brewt ", Hut Corn
Mrs Pdrtingtom Mrs. parfingt"n's carpet Bag If Fun
History OF the French Protestant Refugees, Uncle Sam
Farm Fence, with nearly 1000 vols, Of Literature o
all kinds, and iea' in Ut other hIincs which he viii
sell thu will m1ke purchasers stare, and say
that Rattray's is the Store after all
r S.-A splendid lot Ut Pictures. Picture Frames
Moulding, &c,
O"e cher more for Railroads.
June II, 1854 dawtdec1
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27

Houopay's Pls-Extraordinar Cure Of Papitatlon Of
tie Heart.-Praessor Holloway, of IS, Annstrset,
New York had the pleasure OF receiving from Mr. John
Baker State Street. Boston, letter. dated March 18th
1851, which is suhoined verbatim.-' Dear DOCTOR
Your Pills entirely gcod lew years ago was I'M
der the treatm of Dr., ofths city, suffered 18th
p4lpit ston Of the heart great extent was
ny obliged abstain from any kind Of exercise
mental or bodily, for weeks together. A short time
since Il was seized with violent sickness and splitting OF
blood; L. ofcourse went to my old friend. but finding
him out into the stores of Reddng Co., this
City for newspaper, and accdenty saw several boxes
of your Pills there purchased one took few doses,
and the result very favourable by with
them, Il am entirely cured and have 10 thank you for
now enjoying good health. J.BAxEs.
~ H BLAKsLEr, ST Louis G .ral Agent for Nilsson
ri, illinois ana Iowa.
For sale in dialogue by A GiLLEsriE, w ALIEN and
DIT Mason.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27
READ THIS!
UNIVERSITY FAMll MEDICINES.
Fever and Ague.

TINE UNIVERSITY OF FREE MEDICINE AND
i POPULAR KNOWLEDGE, chartered by the
State of Pennsv lvania April 29th 1885, mainly
the evils of spurious nosrums also to supply the
public with reliable remedies where the best med al
advisers cannot will not be employed having our
hased the invaluable remedy,
ROW.3ND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
first aud only known for trsaty years. certain
for Fever and Ague, and its Kindred complaints
confidently recommend to the patronage those no
afflicted.
The above institution likewise ends for Bowel
Complaints.
ROWAND'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACK
- sra BERRY ROOT,
and in ue time will furnish its remedy for every
disease that be safely treated in this way
By order Of the Trustees,
JOHN X ROWLAND, ND,
President Of the University, and Head OF the
Pharmaceutical Depart. ent.
Home Dispensary and Office, No. 60, Arch st, Phila-
delphia.
AGENrS-TIMorHv Mason, Dubuque;
WV. r. ALLEN, Do.
July %. 1854. wi2m
n Caas Ut fresh UvsrEKs and SARpISEs, Just &c
~ csivud and for sale by
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27
HOsFORD e. MILLER


WATERLOO, BLACK hawk Co., Iowa.
sJyHE undersigned prepared a Nansact any bust
ness pertaining to he pure ase and sale Of Land oY
Town Let's investigation OF titles transfers, eonve, ane-
ing generally.
w. ba te located ourselves the mi sror fer thai mr.
pose will Pers may survey and Carefully examine
aay Of land within rcech, give corr CT am,
prompt information concering Congress Lands in tho
Dubuque and Des Moincs Land District IN any of the
surrounding counties, especially the proposed lines
IF Railroad II, Dubuque wesi ard the Cedar River
valley road.
Persons wishing u make safe investments by having
careful selections made would do well dr. s. svo
call Lands ated time for settlers. Pay
Of taxes promptly attendc4 Township pais OF Iaest
date always ON fand
a6)UO Heres u choice farming Lard,
For sale from 50 to ST. per acre AIso several sfhaf
lots of good timber. Likewise improved faiis near
the county Seat.
ABRAMP. uOsroRD. EDWARD MILLER.
Rrrrxrrcr.-l,pv. Aiaties",, Springfield HIS; Nom
I,ns. 1:,,;n Uuptpcd,,ne PA y. Goodeil Cashier,
Mrs.n.s and Drovsrs Bank, J.,et Ills. &c. rye :.
Tn. esther Bank Of Wtowa LIS; II. F. Esmcs
p.nr Of Ottowa HIS; +. stiles ESQ Dixon Ms;
Par,ev James Co., Dubuque Iowa H. = Hctheringtun
Dubuque Iowa
Dubuque, June "a, 1854 DIS WIN.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27
Artists Union

The AMERicAs Aar,sr USios, would respectfully
announce 70 the Citizens of the United States and the
Canadas that for the purpose Of cuitvatng taste for
the no arts rou the country, and with the view
Of enabling every family become possessed OF gal
lery OF Engravngs,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27
DUBUQUE
Gas Light and Coke Company.

Sept. 81, 1854.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27
CHAMBAUD & KAMMANN.
GROCERS, AND

Dealers IN Vines Liquors &c,
No. 3OA, Steamboat Landing,
ht.5 DUBUQUE, fOWA.
WE beg leave inform the pnblic, that we have
w lust urened w Wholesale and Retail l.iauor and
Grocery business.
Getting Wines and Liquors b, direct importation
aud having the best CONNIE ctions in the East VIZ arr
confident that we can give satisfaction both as regar
quality aud price to all who will favor will, tlie
orders Besides good stock of Groceries Liquors
embracn, every article IN this line, we have line as
sorment of Preserves, Pickles, Oysters, Sard,nes CT
which we will sell wholesale and retail at low prices
N.B.-Ali sorts Of produce bought for cash.
Dubuque, July 1854. a"ip
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INSURANCE AGENCY.
& tApfTAI.
Etna ms. Co., Hartford, Conn.,, $3OO, 900
Home So Now York City, OO,OO(

CAPITAL.
Etna ms. Co., Hartford, Conn.,, $500, 900.
Home Now York City, 100000
A II is very important tor property holders, when
IA they have determined be insured, &c procure
their policies tn Companies VIII CHI canpsy heir losses
promptly with beraty and in sp rit of good faith to
the and as the unders gned Agent feels tina
similar corporation possess these recommends ions
mere highly han the E INA INSURANCE COMPA-
NY, Of Hartford, Conn and the HOME INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF New York, he takes the liberty Of call
ing e attention OF the citizens this vicinity to these
and Sher advantages they will secure by eecfng their
Insurance. with these old responsible Offices.
FIRE INSURANCE
effected on BUILDINGS MISCELLANEOUS, Mus, FAcIo-
RES, VEsssLs aud Bo,rs, STORES, WAREHousEs,
BADGES, and PERso~AL PRo7.RrY generally. Especial
attention von 10 the insurance of
Dwelling Houses Il Contents,
Farm Property and Out Buildings.
lnsures this descr ption of property IN very fvora
BILE manner, for Oae, 7'sree or Fire Years: Also,
INLAND INSURANCE
a,,ins. thd PerI Of ar ration, dangers to loss pro-
psrty in transit is subject TO- whether the Rve's
Lakes annals, Railroads her modes OF conveyance
Goth OF Vessels, Stan, oFheT Boats. Mercand Sc
Frsishts, and any othr nn Of pr perty- All a,
rates Of Premium low as c)sistent wi the hazards
taken.
Losses E7uitabry Adjusted ard Promptly Paid.
Policies issued without delay by
Sept. Is, 1853 d.; AZ mt at Duhnqte.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27


ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORTANT TO DIsPEpTICs.- DrJ. s. Houshton's
Pepsn, the true Digestive Fluid Gastric Juice, pre-
ated from Rennet, the Fourth Stomach OF the Ok
after directions of Baron Leihg the great Physolos c
al Chemist, by j. =. Houghton, NJ. D. Philadelphia Pa.
This truly wonderful remedy tor Indigestion, Dys-
psia, Jaandice, Liver Complaint, Constipation and
Debility, curing alter Nature Method, by Natures
own Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
scientific evidence ofts vaae, furnished by agents gra
tbs. See notice among Medical Advertisements.
A. GILLESPIE, Agent.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27

ADVANTAGES OF OrraslTIox. cert,in
amount oil opp ,sition is a great Le'p to man
Kites rise against. and not with the wind
Even head wind 10 better than none. No
man ever worked his passage any where in q
dead calm Let no one wax pale, therefore,
because Of OPP . s;'ion. Opposition is what he
wants and must have, 10 be gooS for any thing
Hardship Is the native sail OF manhood and self
reliance. He that cannot abide the storm
without Hinching OF quailing, strips himself in
the sunshine, and lies down by the wayside
to be overlooked and forgotten. He wh" but
braces himseif 10 the wind to struggle when the
winds blow, gives up when they have done
and tails asleep in the stiffness which follows
Ida Neal. ss-ssIss "a 8 IS
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27

Mr.. Garden, the wealthy lawyer recently
convicted in Ireland of an attempted bduct'on,
was, Immediately after his sentence, at'rcd IN
the common Jail dress, ard was sent upon the
treadm,lI for the usual space OF time. lie IS
locked up at six every evening, and rises IN
the morning ask He goes on the 'readmli
al ten clock, and remains working at 1t, with
the usual rests until two.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27
NEW STORE
A n y N EW OOD 8

VV undersigned have OPP ned in this city in the store
rd I'm formerly occupied BY Thomas and Cook three
doors North Of W. ). Barney e Cos, Banking House,
and superior stock of really made c. ethig and
goods, comprising every thing usually found in
that lIne o ever, quality and pattern, and of the
sfyse, and most superior manufacture. They will
of inducements To purchases superior AIRY
Satisfaction they only ask trial.
RAUL, COUCH &c.
Dubuque. June 81, 1854 d6mwIy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27
ErTO Persons out OF Employ ment.-xSf
$500 to $1,000 a Year!


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BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
TINE subscriber publishes number OF most valuable
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engage their crcnla ion, they II confer public hen
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Hj-Io of rpr aud tact, his business Offers
an opportunity for profitable employment seldom TO be
met with.
NJ Persons wishing to engage in their sale, will
ceve promptly by mail ircular conainin. full par
tcuiars, with Directions persons disposed TO act
Agen's - together with the which they will
furnished, by addressing the subscriber, post paid.
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
lSi VIII am Street, New York.
61~lN PRESS, aud ready for Agents by the ist of
October 1854 Sears Illustrated Description Of the Rus
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abuy. dsw-2