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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-22
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
THE 50th. Edition, with One Hum
szs@SSG bred Engrayings, showing Disea-
SXS ses and Malformations Of the Human
System in every shape and form. To which
IS added a Treatise on the Diseases Of females,
being Of the highest Importance to married
people, or those contemplating marriage. BY
WILLIAM YOUNG M ID.
Let no father be ashamed 10 present a copy
of the ESCULAPIUS TO his child. 1t may
save him from an early grave. Let no Young
man or woman enter into the secret obliga-
tons OF married life without reading the
POCKET ESCULAPIUS. Let no one spf-
fering from a backnied Cough, Pain in the side,
restless nights, nervous feelings, and the whole
train of Dyspeptic sensations, ard given up by
their physicians be another moment without
consulting the Esculapius Have The married,
or those about 10 be married any impeachment,
read this truly useful book, as it has been the
means of saving thousands of unfortunate crea-
lures from the very jaws OF death.
NJ Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS enclosed in a letter, will receive one
copy Of this work by mail, or five copies will
be sent for One Dollar.
Address, tpost paid.) DIR. WIN. YOUNG.
No. 1852 Spruce St, PHILADELPHIA.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-22

PURE and No. White Lead of the best brands,
for sale by J. p. BroOkins Il Son.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-22

iQ0ILER MAKERS, and dealers in Secor
ID Hand Boilers and Engines, Congress
street, one door east oeLudlow, Cincii matt,
Ohio. =
Constantly on hand an ASSORTMENT Of new
andsecondhand Boilers, which they willsell
Jow OF exchange fer old ones.
June 3, 1852
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-22
SPRING a SUMMER GOODS.

oscAR MINOR. n. n. y. MINOR.
DEALERS IN
STABLE AND FANCY
Dry Goods, Coach, Trimmings,
QUEENswARE. GLASSWARE.
BOOTS, Shoes ONNETS, &c
A RE now receiving and opening the most com
x pie assortment Of Spring and SummerGoOds
It has ever been their pleasuretOofer in the mar
ket. Their stock Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Consists Of almost every thing rich, rare, gay and
useful. Prints in every variety, Ginghams, Cling.
ham Lawns Berages, Challis, Plaid, Plain and
figured
Dress Silks.
Plain and figured Black Silks Ladies' Embroi-
deries Of all descriptions. Lace Mourning and
Swiss Collars, Cuffs, Undersleeves, Chemizettss,
Jaconets; Swiss Laces, Valencines, Imitation Mall
te,e, and Plain, White and Embroidered
GRAPE AND CASHMERE SHAWLS.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16
The Americans Friend
HOLLOWA YES PILLS.

To the Citizens IF the United States,
most humbly and sincerely thank YOU for the
immense pair which you have bestowed upon my
Pills. take this opportunity of stating that my An
est rs were all American citizens and that entertain
for all that America and the Americans, The
most lively sympathes, much SO that orig naily
these Fills expressly to suit your climate,
habits constitutions, and manner of living, intending
establish myself among you, which have now cone
by takirs premises in New York
THOMAS HOLL OWAY,
% f,oruer of Ann ND Nassau streets New York.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16
SALE OF REAL E.STA TIE.

TIlHE Association called Communal Working Mems
1 League viii on Monday the 4'h day Of Aug 81
1874 sell public sai (f al private sale hebfe tt
tme) AT their pace. in ComHuia. Ia! ten CO, Iowa,
the following Described real estate To wit:
i-f,oinm'rhia Vilase,-une brirk hns>c, one ltaiir
hon e. four log houses Barns with 70 acres Of land
90 of II in fence, ard leo cultivated This place Is
well waterel ami well sitia on tie route from On
buaue IL Elkader. six miles from tie after.
80 Acres of Bof',m Land near the Turkey riv,r
part Timber and Prairie, with cuniJrtaale Dweiilhs-
house. II Acres in Fence and locaitivated
-920 icreS tbs VolGa nver the most part TIMBER
Il Log house, 20 Acres Ia Fence and cultivated
$50 Acres choice farming LAM, part Timber part
Prairie. will he sold in Lots tr m 40200 Acres. All III
range four and five Tow nships 81.
5.-'rheir mill on the Rear Creek with imprnve-
and eighty Acres of L1nd IN Townships 81 Range
Dubuque, July 25ih 1854. dlw2w
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16
NOTICE..

Two al whom it may Germ Yon are hereby no'if,
l I'd THAT on Monday he first day III the August
term of the county Lout of Dubuque County, Iowa,
To he held III said county, th l4,h day of August, A.
D. 1854, petition OF Catherine MAVEN, Ad!nhlS'fa-
1rix az The state Of David Navi late OF Dubuque CO.,
decd i'll he heard praying fr Ii ense tn sell certain
real estate the properly of said decd therein described
as l, No five hundred y (552) in the city of
pu,oue tor the payment of the debts of said decd
and that unless yon appear and oppose The The ISSUANCE
OF such license. the time and place aforesaid, The
PRAYER of the petition i'll be granted and you be for
ever barred frn setting up any right claim adver
thereto or to the right Of prcl under The same
C,THERINE NAEIuN, Adm'x
Dubuque, July s. 1884. wtaus'o
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16
IOWA IRON WORKS
Now in full Operation.


yNRESH H.apEN SEEns by the paper box. Ti ,o+
T. othy and Clover seed BY the bn hel, At my Ware
house M. 300. G r. WEST.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16

~. per ons, AMI without respc ts persons knowing
Il themselves tHa,e,i fo either nate er account
aresye5v ESPECIALLY Notified that after l0 day OF
lure III " notes and omit lie placed IN the
faI "f the PRAYER officers wi ,tipe Instructions to-
soi CT The sa'ne asso n asthe'sw vii: Kermit We
he found Al the store Of Aessrs Gilman H. Emerson. nm
d rhe oener e the City Hotel re rat 'ahs7Ds
against time this time. ,ns
EMERSON = SHIELDS.
DUBUQUE. NAV 81 ~ de vom
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SALE Of Lots, Blocks
and Iracts Of Land In The
TOWN OF MONTROSE,
LEE COUNTY, sTaTE OF IOWA


ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4TH. 1854, AT 10
U.LOcKs. NJ. On THE PREMISES.
vlNhe town If N ntrose is coated at The al of the
i Lower Rapids the Mississippi nv,r, on the
grnnd originally occupied b, Louis es Ponore in
1898 Indian trading post. under the Spanish Gov
ernment and the same grunnd uped
in 1873 by the Uniied States g vernmen Dragon
post under the name Of amp Desmoines.
On he abandonment ofh post, in 1886, by the Unit
e States the ground taken at by tie Halt
Bred Sac and Fox aimants, against the hers The
lue Thomas F. Keddiek, who claimed the same
Of Louis lesson ionore and by continuation
Thomas F. Reddck, under the { act OF Congress of
Apr Goth, 1916, confirming ceta CLAIMS IL land ia the
west district of Louisiana, and in The territory of
Missouri and under United states No. 3n95
and United States Paten No 1857, issued TO said heirs
Febru,ry eth 1889, frm the neral La Il ,iice al
Washington City, in pursuance Of said confrmafi and
survey.
The tit to the above land remained in dispute be-
tween fh he If Reddc> and the half hree INFANTS
from 1879 nntiiiS5 when it WAS finally decided IN fav
Of said heirs cemhcr term. 1892 c the United
States Supreme /. nrt in the appeal of Samuel
Marsh ct nj Edward Brooks al al, declaring the
title vest in Reddck's heirs under confirmaon of
$40, and tile patent issued Pursuance o. said conhr-
The title to said raci OF land is consequently
indspuiahe, and is the only tract OF sud IN tls whole
Half breed whose tito is unquestionahe.
Being cate, al the head of L. wer Rapids and being
the necessary stopping place Of all the steamboats, en-
gagged int uppI Mississippi trade on account OF the
of the Rap al low water and beng nearly
equdstanr trn the northern and southern boundary line
Lee county, and from The natural beauty OF It's oca-
,ion and althass of situation, being SUI ject to
overflow aud air, adv containing near SIX hundred in
hab tants holds out Inducements to traders, m,nuac
and lmmIermen, II surpassed by any oca ion on
the Mississippi river.
TE-Ms OF; ALE Will he one third cash, the balanc
credit If wear, without interest, to be secured
by mortgage on the lot
All persons will be required TOPAZ S. at the time of
bI6d.ng off lot.
EDWARD BROOKS, \
FRANCES z. BILL IN, ln.:.u.
BARNEY T.. R:iDUICk, (Ai'P''
WALTER I. REDDlCk.
LEFFlNGWELL & ELLIOT, Real Estate Agents,
Juiy3iwtd.
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shcrin,s safe and Foreeio s,,rTy

,sIs ,, OF ~ A.euss 1854 sswser , ..
:! n.' ssy :: ;s: ,s.s
os,,,;n u.rtgase a "a lied the 80 day 81 june
;. ~ siohley pramissor note
ss' eve, ,s ..s az ~ s and
me hunIr do.s. rast iue and unpaid, aud at
the . ..e. " II tie said u. ile WIN = hi
poce M ~ :, vii The 81 hat If he n.rihs qss
real &c o. twasliip 80 nort4 Of range enc,
o. -. ~, ,riuci;. merid q, the high = hidser q
~ ~ in h ,ni to satisfy said nnr'g 90
c"'' I,HN RICKETTS,, Shfi.
Dub,i uae July / IN, 1854. dlw3.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16
FRESH STOCK OF
Watches, JeWciry Il Silver Ware.
w. G. CARSON,

Ma ~ St, wear the WapteS House, Dn0uq0e,l
lXH rons, friends and the public that lie
80 has just received fresh stock of
Watches, Jeweiry & Fancy Goods.
which he will sell thr lowest cash prices. By
rangemcI with the Eastern MANUFACTURED snf getting
Goods iom first hands, prepared to make il
the interest of all who may wish any OF the kind of
Goods Wares, herein mentioned
TO Make their Purchases of Me.
@a sPEtTACf.ES,
cf all kinds and Glasses also. sutevery detect
tfsight.
large variety D: CLOCKS constantly receiving, and
sold wholesale AID RETAIL
ny Watches carefully repaired and warranted
all kinds of lob Work done with spacn
Terms moderate. l pay cash FOR old sive and Ca
Ornia Gold. MAY 3, 1854. dwtJune 30
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NEW YORK
CUAMBAUD & kAMMANN,
GROCERS, AND

DeOferS az VVtEeS LfVH0FS. &c,
No. 3ei, mboat Landing,
DUBUQUE, IOW4
IKE beg leave 10 inform the pablir, that we have
w insr o.en.d a Wholesale and Retail Liquor and
Grocery business.
Getting Wines and Liquors b. direct importation,
and having the best connections in the East.
confident that we can give sail f.cton both regards
lua " aud price all wEn " iii favor With their
ord "a Besides aaod stock of Groceries Il Liquors.
embrAcn every article this line, we have ne
sor men of Preserves, Pickles, Oysters, sardn"s. &c.
which wilt sell wholesale aud retail at la" prices
y. B--ii! sorts of produce bought for cash.
Dubuque, Jily 1854 dwlm*
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LoRg Looked fer Come at last!

EEy have Just received cur large and well selected
w stock OF Boots and shoes which werr~ purchased
with great expressly TER the Wholesale trade in this
city aud comprises every thing in that line that the
try demands.
All those wishing to purchase any hing in the above
line by the dozen, and who value their own III
eres,s respectfully invited to call and examine
goods and prices fhey will be found unprece ented in
the mercantile history of Dubuque, we are Boand TO
Sell if we can realize ira ,pnrr2tion.
Terms-Cash, three months credit for approved
,,n,r SMITH Il MARTIN,
Burton,s Beck, Cot Seventh aud Main SIS,
June s. lS5t-d&wtf
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80, Corner Of Ann and Nassau streets, New yor
LAYER AND RILI(

LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
The citizens Of the Union suffer much from disorders OF
the liver and stomach scarcely Tree from the IN
uence of these destru ctve sladies hence lite wears
fast, The fair SEX perhaps the most handsome IN the
Word up to period when, distressing tn say,
their teeth and good looks while yetin The
hsyday Hf such sad effects be effectuaiiy rene
died by continually keeping The blood ,urc, ard the
Liver Stnlach in healthy action, when lite will
flow smoothly, and resemble plauts in congeniai
b,,e where eternal spring appears 10 reign As II
regards tie preservation Of the human frame and the
duralan of life, much may be effected and say 'esr
essly that health and ife be prolonged for many
wears byand their ordinary limits, If Hoiinway's Pills
are taken -y blooi ling To the rules lad
down for healt contained in the directions wI.ch ac
company each box
A CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DERnITy OF 10
YEARS STANDING CURED by HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS.
Conn Of Letter from CDtan Jan Johnson, lister House
MN York, dated Jan 5, lS54
To Professor HoiLcwAy, IS, t'orper OF Ann and Mas
-nn st,e4,s Y " es-tti ,r;th tina most heartfelt
,as,re nave 10 inform you that have Leen esh,sed
hsa'ih ard strength by taking yoar Pills. FIR the last
ten years si.red fran Ge cement az the Liver
ina Sfom and was reduced to such extremity that
[ gave up my Shin. never expecting tn 81 To Sea any
more, had tried every FGncty thar was recommend
d 10 me, hut all p ri,,se: and tad gwen myself
up dc spar when AT LAST recommended to taxi
Pihs After asing Them fn thee months, lie rcsuif
is that nm now in hctfer health fh-H have ben
eleven wears past and ind ell well ever Was in my
life. Y.m are quite liberty To make this kn"wn fer The
benef: of 9TH remaa Sir, yours respectfully,
(Signct) JOHN JOHNSON
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the partnership hereto
IN tote existing between the Undersigned in the city
of dubuque under the and style of Geo. w. Bur
ton & Co. il this day. by mutual consent, dissolved.
Geo w. Burton will settle the husin fhe afore
said firm collect all moneys due, and all the debts OF
the same.
PETER NAPLES.
GEORGE w. BURTON.
Dabuqne, Dec. II, 1853.
Ii. ne rsuns indebted To- g. w Burton i Co., either
n by note or book account, viii please pa, The same
umedat ly as shall lose time IN sett ing up the
old Yoir attention to this is earnestly solicited
by your obedient servant,
GEORGE w. BURTON.
Dubuque Dec. l9h, 1853. dawif
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16

r OTIS o HOT CORN to be had II Rattrays Book
IL Store, opposite the American House. marl3
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16
HOSFORD g. MILLER


WATERLOO, Black HAWK Co., Iowa.
THE undersigned are prearred II ansact any t,si-
ness pertaining 10 the ase and sale of IL q or
Town Lots investigation OF titles transfers. nye,
ing generally.
Wa have located urseves in the interior for II at p,r-
pose, anu will pers ndliu and carefully examine
any tract Of land within ech give crrr CT and
prompt Information concerng Cti press anGs n the
Dubuque and nes Moines and District, any Of the
surrounding counties. ally The pro, nscf lines
If Railroad frcm Dubuque west, and the tedar River
valley road.
Persons wishing t., axe safe inveSnt by nav ny
careful selections made, cud do ell NJ dr. i've
MS &C II ands 10 ated on time for settlers. Pawn NJ
If taxes promptly ATTENDED to- Township piats latest
date always on hand.
$4,000 .Acres nj choicr .farm'ng Lind,
For sale from 80 IL s., per acre Also several small
lots ofgocd timber. Likewise or aimproved farms
the county Seat.
ADRIAN P. HO.FDRD. EDWARD MILLER
RErERRNcEs.-Gov. Matteson. Springfield Ills; pon.
, James Gnin. Hnniingdone IA; GondeH ASHER,
Merchants AID DRIVERS Bank, J"st u.s. Gee .ge =.
Fisher Cashier, Bank Of 0ttowa LIS. H.. F. Eames
Rank Of Ottowa U.s.; r. Stiles EsG Dixon Ills.
Farley James Il Co., Dubuque iowa H. - Hetherngtcn
Dubuque Iowa.
Dubuque, June "a, 1854. dxwem.
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GILLIAN. C. j. CHAFL;SF
Brokers 6 Land Agents

TENHE ind lrsigned Wnui respectfully Infofm the
/ citizens OF DuhHqie, aud The lublr generally, that
thy open n;c III luhuGue, where Trey will
give their exclusive attention any business in their
line, will nd money kesi Estate and personal Pro-
p Securities. A's,, do general agency business
sucE a buying, selling locating and entering Lards.
pa ing Taxes ami making collections &c, &c deal in
a., kinds of Gold a d Silver G., in &c.
Office north side 4,h Street basement under the City
Hotel, frbuqne Iowa. GILLIAN Il CHAPIINE
June 1T 1854 dwy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16
BUFFALO MARKET.
MILWAUKEE MARKET
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
-
STOLEN,

TNRnM the subscriber Bluff Street, just below tie
e Catholic church. Saturday night. Horse six
years old fifteen hands high, light brown color. white
star in the frehead Mite spnr left shoulder, left
hind foot white and aprear> 10 hsv been foundered.
Any person WIN will return rhe said II ,rse, give
inflammation where he may be Obtained, will receive a
suitable reward. PATRICK MACK.
Dubuque, August "a. 1854. ltd&w.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16
Cherry Fill Cemetery.

s1NHE pnbl,r invited to Lots this Cen
4 eteYy " has heen laid cat in a o venie ~ and
.asiefu into lots Of ci fcrent sizes. e dis
lance from u VII is that il vii! not probably .
ever incrded within tie future CIV of III .cii,
will ever lie dsii,sbsd q. ard is
as to c.nve resort to families either IN
irlps or on at. ny road leading from Duhuyue is
excellent, ard lie retors satisfied that its sit
and eigibtl for tile PURPOSE IL which il is de-
signed peef Only he observed to be appreciated.
Persons wishing % purchase will app!, The o.nce
of w. j. Barney 4 Co.. ar to the undersigned.
WILL1sM CAkTIR.
Dec g, 1883 dawtf Agent for Cemetery.
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DIRECTORS.

F, e. RUSSELL. Secretary.
L. A. SryLEs, Surveyor.
Il. A. STYLES. having been appointed Surveyor tor
I've above crnpany would call the of all per-
wishing to insure this company sefe to
any other, GDr the fOwug among tn msuy vasMns: :
is pegfect safe nrssiis rieanrssits main cr being
in Dubuque and last, hut not leass,-the pr'mptness
which csaraetesiees all IN. busine nf fhe company
can Il all simes h- found nj my 0tnce, corh her al
Main a 9Th Streets ready attend all calls relat
iag 70 said busincss l.. A. STYLES, Survsr.
AecRf's O0ices
q. r. Stevens, Esq, Gamavillo. Clayton co. u. +
epsr, Eco, Bellevue, jackson Jonas t.lsvk, Esq.
Maqnokefa, Hariand, Esr., Marion, Linn 90. E. "
Carter Esq, EikadrS, Clayton Gu.
lDuhuQue Nov. 70 dwtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16
p. Mc'.aNY. mAffHE" s. MoLo.
NiOaONY 81 BROTHER,
EOracardinr and Commission Me.

z OIIUuIUHB UHH CUHf"7tSotUH 1de'
chants.
20 Common street, New Orleans. agehtsS NJ Ed
w ell and co, ~. Louis; u. ". Campbell and
Salena Illinois. Harmon md co, Peru Illinois; G..
Lindey and CO, Lasalle, Illinois.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Il Livingston; Rsnon d ar
Francois, Rah Mead aai CO., V. Harcelow and Ale
Frear, New York Whitney and Fetno. Boston;
torwith and co. Galena, III; 4. :. Goodman and CT
Cincinnati; HutcLings and co., louisville. Ky; Nee,
and HoYe. Thomas Dyer, Walter s Gnrnee, and L.
Taylor chicago; Page and Bacon, ST. Louis
Dec. :. 1852 dSm
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16

Fresh Arrivals.
III Hhds N. Sugar
50 Sacks prime Rio Coffee,
so Whole, haf and quar- boxes Rasins, some very
superior layers clusters. new iss and Rasins of
superior quality.
100 Bbls. double Rectihed Whskey,
25 {" lid Monghela &c extra,
25 Boxes Lemon Syrup,
30 " Black Ink,
Drum superior Foolish.
S Tierce prime Rice,
% Ehis. old Cider Vinegar,
800 Bags Fine Table Sail.
. Sacks L. l. Still on hand.
IS Bills Hvdraulic Cement,
5 laies Guano,
50 Roxes prime chewing and smoking Tubacce,
40 NJ. Real Hahana and Principe Cigars,
IS Boxes Cuba skies.
SIMPSON BENTHAII. & Go.
No.30i, Levee
Dubuque, June q, 1854. d&wtma27 IS.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled te the right Of pre- empton TO
any Of the lands within the townships and parts of
townships above enumerafed is required to establish
tie same to the satisfaction of tn. Regst and
Receiver Of the proper Land Office. and make payment
therefor as soon as practicable aer seeag this notice. and
bsors the day appointed for the Of the
public sale 81 the lands embracing the tract claimed
otherwise such claim will be furteited.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of G3eaeral Land Office.
July II, 81. l3w
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16
riSSOlsstiOM.
Erpaif Trees.

lust Received, fine lot of Crate ru
81 which will be sold at fair prices, stmv WtrehM
on the Landing, No. 305. Constantsuppy keptonha
G. r. WEST
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16
Dubuque Mutual Fire In
surance Coupanv.

eINE above Company has heenin opcraf -four year.
i aud has done fair share ot business. The
pehse ofthe insured nrng thattme has been lessi han
oNK-haLF the c0st Ofnsurance in any Their c0mpan.
upon similar property II the only Compan. in Iowa
sndiosses can always he adjusted a; hme. IN" ne.-
insured btcOm the stoc kholders Of the t'o.'"v
and 'herefwe lite company cannot fail We rtcit the
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16
Powder! Powder!

Powder! Powder!
EO KEGS Blasting Powder; 10 kegs Iafin's II
by ANDERSON & MILTON
august 10. 1853, dawtt
NEW Terces of Rice for safe, at my Warehouse, on
T. the Levce, dubuque, Iowa. g. r. WEST.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16
NOTICE.

NTucIcEis her by given that the narfnersli her,
/ tof,rc existing in The St,ne Cutting Irsress be-
tween James w. Crockett and James Z. VI lams,
this day dissolved.
The b,lSines. of the former frm will he carr d
hereafter b., tie undersigned, who alone uthorz.,
- settle its affair. JAMES c. WILLIAMS,
Dubuque, May IL, 1854. Edwf
= n Cans II fresh OYsrEas and SARpixEs in.t re
i " ceiv, d and for sale hy
o.t III Y v nrSrrIIrs
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16
soda Water.

TIL undersigned prepared 70, furnish this
d. liz .ul Summer leverage in e,isnt;,ies Ret
tie az pric as II can be obtai"ed in =. Lis,
and warranted to he g,nid made. ID Ii, eret
by lie dozen in any Of the city.
VAN DOREN & REICHER
Dubuque, April "A, 1854. IT Manufacturers /.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16
administrators sale of Heal e..
tate.

4 q lRai n ;str:as0r'S sale Oh seli Ea.
tate.
nUR~UAE' T. an order OF The COUNTY Cont OF Dn-
buoue County. and State ct Iowa, tifs July terE',
A d. 1884 and h, write OF u license granted by the
said Court 1T its term Will on the ID day % Aug
,,st next proceed fer public sale FIR cash to the
highest an best bidder, the following tra't OF aid ana
fsa e,t TO- Il, wit: he southeast quarter of section
eight {s) in township ninety, (9O no IN ct range
one fI west of the fifth principal meridian, with all
e appurenances aud buiidng thereon aud thereunto
belonging The said sale will take place al the front
door Of tie Court House of said eauny, al o'clock,
pm, If the da, aforesaid
The anove tract If land constitutes part OF the
estate of Thomas Mcf;uire. late of Concord Township,
deed and it is a fine piece OF land for farming purposes
tile good JAMES McELo',N, Acting
UAsp Il CovEL Attys Admr If said Estate
Dubuque, Aug.2. 1854. W"
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16

Nuts of all ktnds. Enisins, Figs Dates aud Dned
IN Fruits, superior qua lily, Tor sale ,n,". ~
Nay27 NMPNoN BttAN II AN x "
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16
j. M. GRIFFITH,

.4tforsey at Lao, sad Solicitor in Chancery,
yKTILI practice in the State and District Courts.
w aud ia III supreme Court win also give prD,npt
attention Illegal business. Can be consulted for tie
present, At his rooms, " arlss House, Dubuque.
Aus. 3, 1854. dwy