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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-04


Hononay's pas-Extraorjinary Cure Of Palptation o.
tie Hear-Pralessor Holloway, of IS, Ana ,strset,
New York had the pleasure of receiving from Mr. John
Baker State Street Boston, letter. dated March l7th
1851, which is snb"ined verbatim.-s Dear Doctor,-
Your Pills are entirely good years ago was
der thetream mt fDr., ofths city, suffered witt,
pulpit ,on of the heart to groas EXTENT that
irequeav obliged TO abstain from any kind of exercise
mental or bodily, for weeks together. A short time
SINCE was seized with violent sickness and splitting
blood j. nfeoarse, Went to my old friend but finding
him out, went into the of Redding Co., this
City FIR newspaper, and accdsntly several boxes
of your Pills there; purchased took few doses.
and the result very favourable by wit
them, an, entirely cured, and have thank you
now erjoying good health. J.BAxEn.
Rr BLAKslEY, st Louis G nsral Agent for Nilsson
ri illinois and Iowa.
For sale in Dubuque by GIrLEsrIE, w ALLEN and
Dirt Mason.
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DAY for the scene Of his labcFs.
TIE weekly Bank statement shows . loss Of
specie Of over $l50, 900; the increase in loan is
halt million.
Philadelphia, Sept. 26.
The steamer City Of Manches,er fom Liver.
pool is below coming up.
Harrisburgh, Sept. 26.
The case Of Henr Massey, the fugitive
slave, has been postponed until October.
Washington, Sept. 26.
The Secretary Of the Treasury announces the
| amount Of public debt redeemed last week to
be $l3O,65n.
| The dispatches received by Mr. Champion
| from his government in relation to the bonn
bardment of Grey,own are said TO be quite
beliigersnt.
Quebec, Sept. 90
Secretary Marcy has replied by telegraph to
the Canadian Government, that the Reciprocity
Treaty cannot take effect rs 1egards Canada,
until legislation takes place In England on it,
and all the colonies Interested
Lord Eigin left on special train on the
Quebec and Richmond Railroad for the west, to
take tour in Upper Canada before his depar'
ture.
i Lowell, (Mass) Sept. g.
Il The Convention was attended by about COT
delegates.
Isaac Adams was chairman.
judge Bishop was renominated for Governor
BY acclama'ion.
Resolutions were adopted sustaining the Ne
braska Bill and endorsing the Administration.
Washington, Sept "a.
The contracts for building 3 of the eng mes E,
, the United States Steam Fr,gAtes have beer
, aw ardcd to the Richmond works.
!, Boston, Sept. q.
: The Roya, Mil steamer Niagara s,iied at !:
: NJ. for Liverpool with $50 passeng RS and $50,
900 in specie.
Columbia, S. c., "a.
In consequence Of The prevalence of yellov
/. fever At Charleston, the telegraph Offices ar
clused
II New Orleans, Sep. q.
n Another Of the ristera has died. The city i
now quiet. sssH
baltimore, Sept. g.
The Seced.rs from the Free Soil Convention
) last evening, adopted resolutions entirely rad
ical in theif nature. 1eke $500
e New Yo /, Sept. "a.
Tie case 81 Durand W. Com. Holling, f.
the destruction n property in Grry,ow", wa
brousht up in the Supreme Court The deba
l. wss on transferring the. case 10 the U
3 Circuit Court
New York, Sept. "a.
a n,sssnoer on the train from the Centre
LII. Race Course was run over and killed.
: EDDY won the thousand yesterday in fou
heats-,ime. 2 81, N!, $50, and 23's.
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WE have this day associated with us. EDWARD F..
w CHAPMAN, Of New York City. The business
win hereafter be conducted under the NAM and firm OF
z y. RELCHER co.
VAN DOREN s. BELCHER, Wholesale Druggists.
Dubuque, August a. 1854 sind.
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TO PARENTS & GUARDIANS

MANCHESTEEI,S q VT.
TINE undersigned wold respectful, announce, that
i he is ready TO receive names for the Juvenile
Glass; which he proposes forming at his Gymnasium
suitable Preparations have been made, and he now
ready to give lessons to all those who may desire it,.
Boys from to IA years OF will find implements 81
exercise adapted to their years.
Hours of instruction from to A. NJ and from to
r. Nj. HFRoom overP. II. Conger's Store Main street
s. P. MANCHESTER, Manager.
Dubuque, August %, 1854. DIFF.
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NOTICE

Turing the absence Of A. HEEB, the undersigned
- will his Agent, and all persons owing him
NJ. MORLEY.
9. dim
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DRY GOODS.

yHyE principal part Of stock has at length arrives
and we are prepared TO offer to The trade the hes
and largest of Dry Goods this sid
Of Chicago, at even less than Chicago prices.
Please call and examine our prices we think, canno
fail to gvesatsfaction.
SIMPSON BENTHAI. .A Co.
No 30i, Lsvee
Dubuque June %, 1854. dAwtma z. 3D.
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Rnnms tn Rent.

49, THE unders gned has a number Of Rooms to
6ss Rent, suitable for Ofhces &C., in his new build
ia ing just above Fassett's Block, the corner Of
Main and Third reefs.
NJ. J. SULLIVAN.
Dub,oue SAINT 5th 1854 dit
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CTATE OF IOWA, Dubuque County, SIN the
- Os,r ct Court Of Dubuque county to October Term
A. d. 1854
Ben NJ. Samuels, vs.. r. r. Hall.
TO r. p Hall-Sir: You hereby notified that there
is now on ie ia the oic, of the Clerk Of The District
Conr, Of Dubuque ounty, Pc iiion of Ben NJ >amues
claiming Of you the sum OF ons hundred dollars as
money due for rervces rendered as an Attorney, and
for money paid and expended for you at your in
stance aud request and that unless you appear and
answer thereto before the third day OF OCTOBER
next Judgment W II be rendered against You thereon
san iS5A BEN NJ. SAMUELS.
NV Az Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

NOTICES hereby given that the partners here
IN toforc existing in the Stone Cutting Business be
tween James w. Crockett and James e. Williams,
this day dissolved.
The business of the former Fl RIM will be carried or
hereafter by the undersigned who alone is authorizes
~ settle its affairs. JAMES G.. WILLIAMS.
Dubuque, May II, 1854. dwI
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cvm the National intclligenc,r.
AYDROPHOBlA.


A:EssRs. Ep,ross.-M Baissou. an eminent
physici,n of Psr,s. (Fra"ce) rrIa es M acciden
tai cure for this Distressing malady he exp-ren
eed in his ors persoa, and since then his
cons'a ant practice To use the same remedy with
his patients VIM may be attacked by this dis
ease (:
Or. II. was called TO- visit woman who for
three days had been suffering under the disease
abovc named. She had bern bitten ny mad
dig fc.ty days before, and had every evidence
of The disease. Her sufferinls were sach that
she entreated the doctor 10 bleed her HI did
%. and she died in few hnurs after, We
expected. Dr.. B., in the course of hir opera
tions, forgot the wiser up n one Of his fingers,
and which was covered with the c0tiCa wiped
from the mouth Of the wmnau: he, however,
wsehed il III with scatter. The aiatk day after,
Re was suddenly seised with pain in his throat,
and one still greater IN his eyes The saliva
was continually pouring into his mouth, and
other symptosns proved TO him that l.e was
attacked with hydroPhobis, and resolved 70 ter
inmate his life BY sitting himself in vapor
bath. Having catered ons for this purpose, he
caused Ne heat - Be raised l07 deg 36 aces.
whea he was equally surprised and delighted to
find himself free OF al complaint. de lett the
bathing room we'll, dined heartily. aud drank
more than usual. 4 shrs
Since slps be has lrsated in the same manner
more shaa eighty persons bitten, in four Of
whom The sys1ptcms had declared themselves,
and il m esss had failed. except that of child
seven yssss old, who died in tn, BATH. The
mode 81 sseatment he recommends il that the
person III should take certain number Of vapor
baths, fe0mmonly called .Russan.) and should
induce every nigh, violent perspira,ion by
Wrapping himself in Asnnels and covering him
self in fsather bed the perpira,ion is produced
By drinkine freely Of . warm drcoction ofsarsa-
,arilla. he declares. % convinced is he Of the
efficacy Of HE treatment, that he will suffer
himself 70 be inoculsled with the disease.
AZ proof Of the utility Of copious and con.
tinued Precipitation, he relates the following
anecdote :: A relative Of the musician Gre,ry
was bitten By mad dog At the same time with
many other persons who oil died of hydropho
bia. For his part. feeling the 6rst symptoms Of
the disease, he took to dancing night and day
sa,ing that he wished to die ga,iy He recov
e,ed N. Buissou also cites the old stories ol
dancing being remedy for the bite Of 'sran-
sula and draws attention to the fact that thu
animals in whom this madness 10 most frequent
IL found 70 develop itself spontaneously ar
dogs, welvrs, foxes. which never perspire.
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That the lands Withdrawn in the districts Of lands
subject to sale Monroe aud Natchitochcs Louisiana
by notice No 495, December IL, 1885, Tor the "a irad
from Shreveport tn VcksbuIg, in said State and OF
will subject entry again the 9TH Of December
1854 the tune xci said notice and that the respec-
i've registers and receivers the several land 0ces
above named will carry this notice into effect pihout
asoaaiag further instructions from this Office.
the CITY Of washington this fifth day Of September,
ammo Domini 1854. By order of the President:
JOHN WILSON, Commissioner.
Dubuque, Sept. gath, 1854 CIV
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NOTICE,
Received, this Day !!

DY the American Express Company, the Nsrest and
ID Latest styles Of Figur'd and Plain r. d. Sori silks,
Paris Cashmeres, Paris de LANES, Paris Cioaks and
and Long Shawls, by
Sept. 25th. IT COLLINS StO.
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HOSFORD g. MILLER

General Land Agents and Surveyors.
WATERLOO, BLACK HAWK Co., Iowa.
THE undersigned prepared transact any bust
pertaining to the purchase and sale Of Land
Town Lots investigation Of titles, transfers,
ing generally.
We have located ourselves in the interior for that p,r
pose ana will personally survey and carefully examine
any tract Of land within reech, give and
prompt information concerng Congress Lands in the
Dubuque and Des Moines Land District, in any Of the
surrounding countless especially The proposed lines
Of Railroad from Dubuque west, and the Cedar River
valley road.
Persons wishing make safe Investments by having
careful selections made would do well address or give
Cali Lands 10 ated time for settlers. Payment
of taxes promptly attended Township piats OF latest
date always on hand.
10000 .aeres II choice farming Land,
For sale from 81 TO IS, per Also several small
lots good timber. Likewise or improved farms near
the county Seat
ABRAM p HOSFORD. EDWARD MILLER.
RErERENcEs-Gov. Matteson, Springfield Ills; non'
James Gun Huntngdone Ia. r. E. Goodell Cashier,
Merchants aud Drovers Bank, Joliet Ills George s.
Fisher Cashier, Bank of Ottowa Ills. II. F. Eames
Bank Of Ottowa Ills; l.. Stiles Esq, Dixon Ills.
Farley James 4 Co., Dubuque Iowa II. s. Hetherington
1 Dubuque Iowa.
| Dubuque, June "a, 1854. dSw6m.
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A Great Chance for Dwelling
Houses.

JTTII he sold at private SALE at very low rates, To
w following property. Two large Brick Dwelling
and Lot 60 by l60 feet situated Bluff street, betweca
It'll and 18th streets Dubuque iowa. These houses
are new and in complete order and viii command 4
rent OF $500 EACH
Ass Mineral Lot No SOL, situate at Eagle Point,
containing 90 97-l00 acres. Property at this place is
valuable and this being loeat high ground.
and will receive the benefit If the X, &C., ten
ders mauy inducements the purchasers, Also two
Lots IN Finley PeIan and Co.'S add 'on,all OF wheh
rs now owned by WIN Ashley Jones, and will he sold at
a great bargain,
Br GEORGE w. BURTON, AoEsr.
Dubuque, May 25th 1854 OF
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4 DNINISTATOR'S SALE-To all urhom Il may
~ esrr-No,ice is hereby given, that pursuant to an
order of The County Court of Dubuque Conn August
Term, A. ID. 1854, will b, exposed 1T puhiic sale,
at The mont door of the court H"us., in sa county
on saturday, the 2st day Of October next between the
hours Of A. NJ and p a., to the highest bidder foi
cash. the following Real Estate OF David Navion, lte
of said county, deceased, to-wi Lot number hve hun
dred and fifty two No 552) the city of Dubuque as
the same is marked, numbered and designated on the
official fiat Of said city.
CATHARlNE NAViON,
SAINT % 1854 w-4w Admnsti strix.
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MOUND COLLEGE
WTSCoN&rN

/ WISCONSIN.
/ ~ HIS Institution, conducted by tn Fathers Of
the Order Of St Dominic, is situated the
south Western of the state Of Wisenn in ten
miles from Gaena in"is AMI six miles from Dubuque
Iowa Il occupies the INST healthy aud picturesque
The system Of education will comprise the variou,
branches OF the Arts and Sciences usually taught in
| similar Institutions in th,s country
mild and paternal stem OF government, rs far as
may be compatible with the stfcest attention to the
established discipline wiI b. observed The moral and
Intellectual improvement Of the pups, also their
nestle comtoi will BE- a'tendsdto with the utmost soil
ctude. Their Diet viii be wholesome and bundant--
No student will be permitted to beyond the College
limits, unless accomplished by Of the Prof Tutors
Ample opportunity offered ny tho retired aud eauti-
full situation Of the 20 Iege, for tn. pnps TO enjy
under no care Of thef teachers, every variety Of inno
| cent and healthful exercises
The collegiate year will consist Of of five
months eac'; the frss commence ng the first Monduy
q" September of each year, and ending the Saturday
after the first Monday of February; and the second be-
ginning the second Monday OF February and closing
July
TERMS PER SESSION
Boari and Tuition in the common English
Algebra. Geometry, Surveying or Engineering
with use Of instruments 1000
Greek. Latin. French and German each, 500
Book Keeping, 500
Music, Vocal or Instrumental. 500
Stationery. and use of books when furni ,hed
by the Institution 500
Washing and nending OF things washed 700
Use of bed and bedding 800
ooato outins suimei vacauon. 2O,O0
GENERAL. REGULATIONS,
No studentwill be admitted for shorter period
than session. No deduction will be made for alb
sence, unless of sickness dismissal.
2. All letters and by the stu
dents. except those and from Parents and Guardians
will be subject to the inspection of the President
,. No books wilt he allowed circulate among
the students unless previously approved by the Pres
dent
T. No advances will be made by the Institution for |
clothing other expenses unlessa sufficient amount be
deposited with the Treasurer for that purpose.
College, with two good suits of clothes, Shirt, six
pair Of socks handkerchief towels pairs Of boots
ana slippers also brushes, &c, SC.
8. At the close of each session, bulletins will be
sent to parents and guardians giving
Of the health department. and progress of their children
or wards
Z. All payments to DO made semi annually, in ad-
vance.
Rr Letters Of inquiry should be addressed (post
paid to the President Of Snsinaw, Mound College,
REv.A.E,. WALKER, o SD President.
Dubuque, Aug. 21nd, 1854. diff
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !!
JUST RECEIvED'Ar
Van DuZee g. Higbee's

VHOSE beautiful Lawns, Jackonetts Tissues Berages
J. Ginghams; Deafness Silks, Prints, etc. etc., have
come last Also, full stock Of Cloths, Cassiner,
3attinetts Summer Sfuffs. Shectngs, Shirgs, Drill
ings Jeans Saches, Carpet Bags, Boots, shoes, Hats
Caps. Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, etc. etc.
1t unnecessary for to ennmerate articles, hut sui
fee it to that have tull assortment Of all kind.
goods. and that No. Main Street, between Fifth and
sixth is the. lace TO buy good goods heap the cheap
ost. Try US, and satisfy yourselves.
Dubuque, May 81, la5i-dxw ri Septl7
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A LARGE and Fresh assortmentof TE-AS, ire
~ csived and for sale low. by
ANDERSON &
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DUBUQUE GYMNASIUM,

.f,HE MANAGER OF THE "DUBUQE GYMNASI-
UM takes pleasure in informing the citizens Of Du
tuque and vicinity that he has opened his for the
reception gentlemen wishing indulge the health
restoring exercise afforded by Gymnastic sports. To all
those suffering from want of fully developed muscular
structure, Gymnasc exercises are peculiarly adaDted to
re store Vigorous and hs ,lthy to the Physical
tem Exercise, together with pure air and cold
udico,.iy used in the prescribed in his estab
and robust
Mr. Manchester has sbeen at considerable expense in
fitting up a room for The purpose above named, and
hopes to receive share of public patronage in his tine
Of business. r. 4 ss-.zs
s.P MANt'nE:rER. Manager.
Dub,ore. Aug, %, 1854. DIFF.
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NOTICE TO The LAD .ES.

have received the celehr .ed Hair Restof alive of
Professor Wood those having ordered it will obi ge
me by calling soon, that they may not be dspaponte
in geti the article the demand for is daily in
creasing wherever it has been introduced.
r. MASON.
Sign Good Samaritan.
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DUBUQUE CRYSTAL EMPORIUM
AGAINST THE
New York Crystal Palace.

THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL PALACE for time
L was looked upon by the world the greatest al
traction of the day. but by the wrsched management Of
Of harpies, suffered 10 decline. The stock
holders, in alarm, cried ont,
Help US Baaam, ne siak ~
The great Ph:nsas T. w t., the rescue placed his mt
yic hand upon tue wavering helm and tor time the
rysfa Palace seemed loom ng degree of greatness
equal to the fond antcipa,"ns ut the pablo; bit alas
it was doomed Bsrnu the heretofore invncihle, fail
ing make pay, ackn" hedge thai he even he, could
nut redeem il, AMI generous public dece we'd in their
ant epations even that the graceful beauty
its crystal light has to pass away beneath the ruth
less hammer of the aucti such being the fact,
let 1t 90 forth to the porid, that in the
CITY OF Dubuque, cor. of 4th g. Main.st.,
THE CRYSTAL EMPORIUM,
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REMEMBER
SMITH g. MARTIN

- ARE he only .MInafacturcrs and erclasirs i
Wholesale Dealers in
~ BOOTS e. SHOES
in the city of Dubuque. Several years. expef in
his business warrants us in saying and eM de-
better by you than any concern that makes this one
branch Of the business.
Call and us. and we will show you {. stub.
born tn gs' on the corner OF Main and TIN SITS.
SMITH & MARTIN.
Dubuque, Sep i, 1884, W I'm
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no BBI.s. GREEN ArPLEs, ON hand and for
lUU sale, By G. r. WEST.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice tn ContractOrs

Notice to Contractors.
SyyENDERS and PROPOSALS W II he rece we'd
i before MONDAY next, the Cd Of DC cher, for the
| erection in Some, of the buildings reQu red by the
Dubuque Gas Light and C,ke Company. Drawings and
spec fcatons may he SEEM and all norna ION Obtained
at the Company's Office, second s.ory of Sull vans
Block, Main-St.
JOHN s. LADE, JUNR..
Engineer to Co.
Dubuque, Sep. a7,h, 1854. DIT
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A CARD.

A CARD.
since the Propretors recent Laboratory engagements
he is able fill his numerous orders for LYoN's KArH
AKRON, without delay. This peerless and immensely
popular article for and be aut ing the hail
is sold by every druggist throughout North and South
Amerc,, Europe and the isles of the No article
OF an kind obtained extensive sale in all parts
Of th> world
Let those use
Who ne er used before;
And those who always used
Now the more.
The price is still 25 cents, in large bottles.
d. 3. BARSEs. Proprietor. l6t broadway, ~ Y.
or For sale by DR. T. MASON, and w. ?. ALLEN
Druggists, Dubuque, Iowa. daw I'm
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Oh Consgnnents.
O. SIMPSON,. J. BHNTHALL
No. 80, Steamboat Lanaiag, Dubuque, fora.
HXTE just opened the alb Ware House, and
w now filling up with the largest assortment Of Dry
GODS and Groceries ever before offered in Dubuque
We are confident that with facilities for purchasing
and having partner resident in the East take advan
tape of the market and rcs sacs aud orw arng gondt
TO our order that we offer Dealers and Gonsuu
any thing in line at prices that will give satisat
ton.
City and Country Dealers respectfully solicited
call and exam gopds and prices feel conf
dent suit them bth rcgar price and quality
SIMPSON BENTHALL &c co.
Dubuque May 81. Is54-dSw IL
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BUFFALO MARKET.

BUFFALO MARKET.
Sept %, 1854.
Flour S7.5oas,oo Wheat ,7oao,oo; Corn 65a66c;
Oats 42a44c; Whiskoy, per bb., SIC.
MILWAUKEE KARKET.
Sept 26, 1854.
Flour S7,75; Wheat ,25al 40; Oats 3la32c;
Barley 50aS0c Corn 45a50c.
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CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO MARKET.
Sept. %, 1854.
Wheat-from from sl,l0 to Ito; Prime from lbs
To ], 40 per bushel. rs
Com-From so to Csc Oats from 80 to Csc;
Barley-From IS to 90c; Rye, nominal at s0c
Pork-ess from sl4, 90 to 500; Hides in good demand
Green Hides 3-4a5c; dry sailed llal2 lac.
Green Hides, sailed S l2a6 IL;
Tallow, l1al3 lie; Lard, Lease.
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FRIENDS OF FREEDOM!!!
LADIES & GENrLEMxN,-You are resp ,ctfuly invit
ed to meet at the EMPIRE CHEAP STORE, and
examine the reduced prices late arrivals If Sum
mer Goods consisting If Bareses Barcge de aines.
Lawns, Bonaets Parasols Dri,ings, Mosquito Bars, &c
"JNE PaicR." Corner OF Second and Main SITS.
JAS. II. RUSSELL.
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READ THIS!

VvNHOSE Persons owning property within the present
i limits of the ty of Dubuque and uDon which The
Taxes for the year 1851 is yet imp lid, will do we'll
call office the Court House, and settle tho
No paper money will be received in payment for Taxes
ABEL T.. SKINNER,
Aug 3ist. 1854 d-5t+ City Collector.
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wanted.

uNANlLY Groceries and Fruits of every desrvspst H
E on hand and for sale by e.. Il. EST. tfsas
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No. SIS June G, 1854, for the Iron Mountain and Mis-
sissiPp, verrailroad:
In districts Of lands subject to sale at ST. LOUIS Mo-
do. at Jackson, do.
No. &c. July l5 1884, for the "a lroad from Dubuque,
Iowa. via st. Paui Minnesota Left Hand river,
Fond Lac, Lake Superior, Wise oEsin, Except the
lands in Wisconsin heretofore restored by notice No
520:)
In The suc,s lands subject to sale Dubuque. Iowa
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

a Look well to your Interests.
"Goods well bought arc half Sold"
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No. 500 February 49, 1884, for the railroad from Mo-
bile to Grsrd, Alabama, from selma TO Gunter's Land
Ing, the Tennessee river, and the continu
HIM of The road from savannah Georgia, via Mobile,
Alanama, to New Orleans, Louisiana, and The branch
thereof from Albany, Georgia, via Eufaula, to Mont
gomer;, Alabama:
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ENHOICE Lot of assorted Teas, BY the chest, half
~ chest, or box, at low prices, g. Il. WEST.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-04

Of Board of Directors Of The Dubuque G. l.. 6 c. Co...
Dated at Dubuque, September 22d, 1851 dss-4w
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-04

No. 400, January le54 for tho railroad from Gaines
Landing on the Mississippi Yer, Arkansas, via Cam
den and near Fulton, the Texan boundary line, and
It's hranches Al Camden:
In the districts Of lands subject sale at Helena Ark
do. Champagnole, do.