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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06
AN INDIAN DEATH SONG

There is little innate bravery in the Indian
character In war they seldom attack an enemy
unless they are satisfied that the advantages are
overwhelming in their favor. They never meet
an antagonist IN the open field. Strategy is
their forte and ambush their field According
u Indian ethics, the warrior who imprudentl,
exp,s- his person in action, i. a fool, and II he
is killed he dies fools death. But n,iwith
sand ny their extreme caution, or want OF
bravery in warfare, they are possessed Of stoi
cism-- a defiance at death, when itS Certainty 10
before them, and opposite "f cowardice. In
such cases, the vi-tlm lnanifes's the utmost
contempt for death, and neither the ,ll-.ats of
hi. enr.hies, NOR the pas, Of his infection c,n
lead him to be,ray The least manifestations vi
fear
A touching instance Of this charac' eristc trait
occurred at the late engagement b. tween a small
war party Of The Chippea As aud greatly snpe.
riof party Of Sioux near Cedar l.,ni Lake -
The Ch,ppewas, who were en- route tor 1calp-
ing foray upon the Sioux villages on the Mii.
nesDia, here IL II into ambuscade, md he firsI
notice of danger winch salnIed their tars, was a
d.sctiarg, oi fir. arm. ir ihIcket. Four OF
their number Tell d ad in their tracks An 'ther
named he War Cloud, leading brave, had a
leg broken by bullet. His comrades were loath
o leave him. and whist cir rlants were
re-ioadag their gus, attempted 10 carry him
song wi h them 10 where they could gain The
hi of thicket, a short distance in the rear
tut he Commanded them - leave him telling
them hat lie would snow his enemies how a
Chippewa could die At his reqnes', they seat
I'd nun on a log with his back leaning against a
,rce He then commencrd painting his face
and singing his death song A. his enemies app
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preached him, he only sang louder and live
l;er strain, and when several had gathe around
him furnishing their scalpinQ knives, and
screeching forth demnniac yells of e1ulta,ion
not lock or gesture manifested that he was
even aware of their presence.
AT length they seized him and tore his scalp
from his head. Still seated with his back
against large tree, his enemies commenced
shooting their arrows into the trunk around his
ears. neck, &c until they literally pinned him
fast, withou, having touched vital part. Yet
our hero remained the same imper!urabe stole,
continuing Ia chant his dehan, strain, and al
though one Of the number haurshed HIS reek
ing scalp before his eyes-still not a single
rxrression Of his counienance could be observed
to change. a, last one of The number approach
I'd him wi h tnm,nahawk, which after lew
unheeded floursh-s he buried in The captive s
skull, who SINK in death win the sem Ill upon
his lips lie had indeed succeeded we'll in
teaching bis enemies ..h"w a Chippewa could
die" A few days afterwards they were taught
how Chippewa could be arsnssd.-St Paul
(Min.) Dem.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06
r,r DEMorRArlc CREED.

We are gra,,fi.d to see that in all sections o.
NE 3 ate, the Democracy are planting them
selves ON The Republican creed aud il spp"s-
sisn 10 oil institutions aud prosecutions either
f,r birth place Or religious faith. In the pro-
ce~d,nys of the Fulton County Dempcratlc
meeting the pI ltforA ID thus laid down:
Rs,oiusd, That we regard the following as
the true cardinal paints oil Democra,ie Republic
can fail, 10 The present add in all other can
yasscs.:
IL. State rights as containing The doctrine
- ! ,nnlsr sovereign $, aud rxempli6rdin th"se
m,es,u-es hicIa leave the people ut state or
fxrrt,rv 10 control their own instituti"ns and to
en- cl III II own laws.
u. OPP ,sstin. 10 sectional po!itcsof every
n,.,. aud u ,u.re. whether .4j0lifsOsisas or free
Jyiiym
81. Ad face u religious FIRE. d I'm. - laid
d,sn N the :: .ls.i'uu an, and protection 20 all
VII &c. really l., |. citlsens Ct tins cnan-
~. and wa... wn,c NV escape from The d-s-
,,,us.n II thc Old " -ri. embrace and de!end
j 8 er<Cdu.tsa Il = iassssi .sis
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TEltGRsPHlC DISPATCHES.
New Orleans. Aug. g

The steamer Orisiha arrived here TO day
bringing advc-s from The city at Mexico 10 thr
QOth. and Vera Cruz 10 the 22nd.
Twe:vr days later NJ. can papers received
record . great number OF dra,hs in Ch,huaha
from actual s.srvs ion.
In DURANGO the government forces have o.
tained q mpnenttry check over the Indiana
but they appeared in other parts Of the country
causing great alarm II ]. estimated that ~
whites had been murdered by them
D1rins the week several arrests Of eonspirat'
ors had been made by order Of the government
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER GEORGE
LAW-ADDITlONAL. NEWS FROM
CALIFORNIA.
New York, August ~


The steamer George Law, from aspnwall
has arrived at this polt. She brings 2oO pas
sengers, aud 81 200 100 in gold on freight
The Wing State Convention met at Sacremrn.
To on the 25th oil July, and was in session two
days.
G. w. Bowie. Of c, lcesi was chosen can.
didaie for congress, for Northern California,
and Calhoun Denhan for Suuthrrn. The pro-
ceedings were harmonious. Resolutions were
passed in favor Of territories forming their own
laws, without the interference OF the General
Government. The Democrats met in coLv-n'
ton, at Sacramento on the l9ih.-Ihere was
gfea, confusion from the commence ment two
Chaismen and two sets Of Committees were ap
limited. Thu Anti ciec,ionis,s nominated Gen.
J. Denver, Tor The Northern district, for Con-
rTess and Philips Harbert for the southern. The
electionisls nominated Latham and EcDusall
Psrcmptory orders had been received in San
Francisco By Commodore Dusnly' requiring
the immtd date dispatch ftwo armed vessels
n the Sandwich lslsnd. in the public service
New and rich gold disgnes had deem discover
ed about IS miles from Port Oxford, and also
near Pine Grove On the South Fork and Row
lands Fiat.
The stKn.w Nothing." were organized in
Sacramento.
A Ci,Iaa Bark hid arrived at San Franci-
100 in 50 days from Hong Kong. She had 500
Chinese passsngers, one hundred of whom died
On the passage, also the Csptai J, Chas' Atwood.
A great eight between to large parties OF
Chinese, took place near Weavervllle. in which
twentyone were killed and large Lumber
wounded.
The accounts from the mining district were
favwable.
The Clinton House in San Francisco was
destrsyed 5y TIRE. Loss $2S 600.
fiftren prisoners escaped tr"m he state prs
On; four were shot cpwn. and three OF them 20
badly wounded that they died soon after.
Busines 50 Of all kinds wss dull at San Fran
cisco. aud prices generally lover
The steamer Promathues sl.o arrived here
this afsrucon; she brings @6S3 900
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BEN ROLF.


o.! don't yeu ssmsn. Der III. hYs, Pen No I,
The bays wi nuess 81 red,
Who drank with d. litht whenever they met.
Aud always vert drunk T. bed
In the old grav yard ia the edge Of he town,
In ccfnsro obscure, aud alone,
They have gone In rest. and the gay young aprgs
Pave dropped %. one BY one
Oil dom, yoa remember the jig. non Bolt,
And tho spr ny =. the fni OF the hill.
Where q Z va tvc lain Ia The summer hours,
And tlrauk tn our utmost 6if
Tho spv - filled with mud, Ron Bolt,
And the Wild hnss rusH around.
And the COED old ,c, and its whisky swee'
Lie broken AMI Up Il ont era"ndi
Oh. doa' ron REMEMBER the sac~a, Ben Rct,
And the bar-keep.r kind and tine
AMI tho little npok Al tn. ead OF he btr,
Where w. swallowed The rum he drews
Tho tavern IL burned 10 he ground, Bvn Bolt,
Tbs A,itles are cracked ana dry;
And Of IS IN boys" who spresd" II there,
There remain hut You and II
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Correspondence of the New York Daily Times.
MOVEMENTS IN CALIFORNIA FOR
THE INVASION OF CUBA.

The steamer TO day takes from " Col Wheat,
agent Of the Junta for The invasion Of Cuba.
who has been with Us since the Isl Of April
last lie has succeeded in enrolling quite a
larxe number Of men, composed principally Of
mcr, from the Southern and Western States,
ircludiug uniformed COMPANY Of Flying Ar.
lillrry and uniformed company Of Rldemen.
Both these companies have been under consan'
dill FL the past eight or ten weeks, and form
= splendid nucleus for IN invading army. Many
nj The native Califorsians have lent material aid
10 the cause, and the fac, o: . ,narauding expe.
diti"n being concentrated At New Orleans, has
been in NO manner kept secret Maj. Gen
Wool il on the alert, and no expedition a.
body will ever be permitted to leave this city
Drums are beating and the Flying Artillery in
full uniform are now cssorting Col. Wheat to
the steamer. ARous.
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lprrkly 5f!iurrs' Grlrf55.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING.
BY WV. ii. MERRITT.

Tue UAlLr Exrs@-. Will be furnished 10 wecAiy su
e,,scrs at TEN CE Per week, payable 10 the
III Saturday mogE!Ei,s
l,r ApvKETisx STs inserted, in either the
Weekly, on the mu,t reasonable termA
The WEEKLY EMPRESS will contain th,
atest intelligence political and miscellaneous foreign AM
domestic. The recent Improvements in our office vii
enable give much reading matter IN the Weekly
be found in other paper of its size in the ss'
Terms of the Weekly.
ONE DOLLAR n FIFTY CTS. per annum. IN IA
vance, and 81 if net paid in advance.
No subscription will be discontinued, (except a tn
,ption of the pubshers until all arrearages are paid
To Clubs..As an inducemsnt to clubs, We propose Il
asake the following reduction:
Three copies, per annum, 81; Six copies, 8; Tel
copies, Sill ; Fourteen copies, STA.
Where club of six fourteen copies are SENT Al
atra copy will be the person wns mikes up thu
club orders from clubs must be invariably accompanied
by the cash.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
or EvIRv DEscRirTIos, executed with accuracy neat
ess and DISPATCH reasonable any other
Establishment IN the State
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Public lnstitutions ..

Public lnstitutiOns.
Churches.
Cathedral, lower end of Bluff street.
Christian, Locust, between 9th and 7th ets
Methodist, Main street.
Episcopal, corner of Locust and 9th streets.
Presbyterian, corner Of Main and 18th Streets
Congregation Main, between 9Th and eth streets
Baptist, Clay, between 9Th and 9th streets.
German Presbyterian corner of Iowa and 9th streets
German Methodist, of jackson and Ith sreets
Masonic Hall, corner Main aud 4ih streets
Dubuque Lodge meets third Thursday Zach month
Arch Chapter IN each month
l. o. o. f. and Sons Of Temperance Halls.
schiller Lodge hall of White and 10th streets
Meets every MonGay night
Harmony Lodge, hall on Main, between Sd and 4h ct
Meets every Friday night.
Julien Lodge in hall every Tuesday night
Facyon Encampment meets in the same hail. second and
fourth Thursday evenings in each month
Sous temperance meet in the same hall every Saturday
night
James &. Goodrich. agent for the American Mutual In
surance Co., Amsterdam, ~ Y, and tor the NV Lite
Co. Office in the Globe building on Main street.
Z. jennings, Main, between Sd and 4th streets.
Charles Cookery 4th between Main and Locust streets
Cook, Sargent. Barney o.. Land Agency, opposite
American House.
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With these great republican truths emblaxoned
on nnr bana. - defeat 10 impossible. The honest
| ma sses Of this Old Commonwealth will never
SUIT The martyr fires Of persecution 10 be light
I'd On the snil that Penn dedicated to religions
freedom. There is no such word as fail, if the
Democracy will but labor with zeal and earnest.
ness -fPhl Arms
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DRUGS! DRUGS!! DRUGS!!!

Tv,HE undersigned at present receiving and will
/ continue to receive during the summer important
additions to their already extensive stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
and Dye-stus which they offer to the citizens of Du
bnque and surrounding country, al unprecedrnedy low
prices. Being exclusively engaged in the Drug trade
and by strict attention business, we hater our
selves that offer inducements equal il not s-
peror to any house west Of the Mississippi. We have
endeavored to supply ourselves with every article be-
longing to business that can possibly called for
and having made great alterations in Store House
can insure eatness accuracy and dispatch
VAN DOREN & BELCHER,
June s ST dp,,f Main 81, on. door below sixth.
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Always Safe! Always EGectual |.

n RE yeu asufereYfrom Fever and Al que? Areyou
"A afflicted with the periodical return of that cold
and formal visitor the chill followed by its faithful
tendants the burning fever and drenching perspatoDs
Lose no time, then, n procuring a bottle Of Dr. Os
goods Indian Cholagogue You will have but chill
at most after you commence it, and probably at
all. Your neighbors W no has used the medicine will
You Of this. II is but the promise of result
which thousands have already realized and which your
own experience will most fully prove. II you have been
disappointed in other medicines, and doubtful of all
obtain the Choagogue and you will doubt no longer.
limitations abroad! Be particular to enquire for
Dr. Osgood's india ChoIagogne.
Sold by DR.. T. Mason and w. p. ALLEN. Dubuque.
H. BLAxsLEY, st. Louis, Wholesale Agent
August 18th, 1853. daw
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s 7 b A NJ Z E r L Y
At nIYDIrnIrU

THE UNDERSIGNED would inform the Trayelin
L Public, that the Splendid New Steam Ferry Boat,
u T A II
hasthis day commenced her reguartrlps, to be made
very half hour the Mississippi atthe Lower Fer
ny at Dubuque.
W. will cross any numberofTEAMSt that will come
LET THE WEATHER WHAT 1T MAY, Run A
NIGHTS if there Is bRs ness to do.
Our charges reasonable any other Ferry
he Upper Mississippi Everything that Califonans may
want, by way of outfit, be had atthe lowest prices
Dubuque-the City being literally crammed with such
tcles Callfornians want.
N. b. Recollect, that the STEAMER is at the Lower
Ferry oppositethe City, and NOT at Eagle Point; nah
high winds will not any time prevent the 0dta
from crossing as is often the with Horse Boats.
March 30:h 52-dwy.
c. GREGOIRE & Co
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New York; Aug.

There were several fine showers in Pmladel'
pha and Baltimore yesterday.
Extensive land warrant frauds are reports
in Virginia.
The amount Of property destroyed at Wa'd"
bor., Me, BY fiee cannot be- less than nv"
hundred thousand dollars,
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S.h.rles,on. Aug. %

Charleston, Aug. u.
Advises from Florida state that Hon. An
gustus Z. Maxwell, representative in Con
gress, 10 lying very Ill
Texas papers reports the death OF Sarah
Lewis, we'll known 40 an actress At the Nor'h.
few cases ofcholers had occurred At Gal
weston.
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New York, Aug. g.
INV Bank statement for tine past week VIII
show decrease OF . million If dollars, while
th. nm ,aai oil specie retsrned will show an In
crease Of sew hundred thousand.
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F. II A u ID I!

A LII who want AXES of the real CoLLlrs & Co
"A make, should be particular to notice the stamps, a:
there various cOunterfeits and limitations stamped
Collins and labelled much like ours, which are fraud
ulently sold in parts of the United States ou
manufacture They are made in different parts of tbs
country by various Axe Makers, and generally the
poorestquality. The genuine Collins axes which hav,
acquired such extensive reputation, invariably
stamped "COLLiNS & CO., HARrFORD,n and each
axe has printed label with my signature. 1t now
more than TWENTY FIVE Years since commenced
the business with the stamp Of Collins CO. Hartford
and do not know Of other axe-maker by The name
OF Collins in the United States.
.dugust 1859 WHY CAN w t.. Ma
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06

The funeral Of the victims Of the tornado on
Sa,dsy to.,k plass yesterday. The bells were
so'lrd and business was generally suspended, in
scc,rdance with the proclaim ation the Mayor.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06

CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT.
prepared with Leveling and Surveying instruments
to execute any professional duties that may be
trusted TO him. Maps, Designs. and Building Drawnp'
made to Greer. a.rOthce Nam ST. first door below
the Globe Building, Ur srAIRs over E. Fitzpatrick
Tailoring Establishment,
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Nallimnre, Aug. 29

A destructive &, e occurred in this place this
morning Among the property destroyed 10
Stewart Il Sweeney's provision store, and
several other buildings situated on Lexington
street. L,ss, over 5000. partially covered
~ insurance.
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r. w. ENGLISH

r. w. ENG LISH,
Attorney at Law, Negociator d Collector,
OFFERS his services TO professions al ntemen Ind
" Others in the collection of old debts and the
romising of demands due in Western Iowa
pkrosIrso.s taken to be used in any other State
LAND WARRANTS bought andsold.
Justin, Iowa, Feb. 81, 1853. daw-ly
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY,

To PRoF EssoR HOLLOWAY,
sIR-Itis not my wish to become notorious, neither
is this letter written for the mere sake OF writing but
to say your Ointment cured of one Ut the ncs
dreadful cuaneous diseases that flesh Is heir 10, ana
which considered by all who knew me to be beyond
the reach of medicine. For nine years afflicted
with one Of the most painful and esome legs
that tell to the lot of and after trying ever
medicine had ever heard of, resigned in despair all
hope of being cured but friend brought couple OF
large pots OF your Ointment which caused the sores on
my legs heal and entirely reeaned my health to my
agreeable surprise and delight and to the
a AN 1i Ex RAoRD1NtR CURE OF BAD BREAST
WHEN NEARLY AT THE POINT OF DEATH.
copy eff Letter f0'o M, DIs n. Ns@ Orleans No
70 PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY, 90, Corner of Ann and Mas
Streets, NY Dear Sir--t is with heartfelt gra-
msnt Pills, the life OF my wifi has been saved For
years she had bad breast, with ten running
wounds {" % ,sn nd"csa o vor
Ointment and Pills, when in the short space OF three
months. they effected peri cure to the asst nshnent
of all who knew us. We obtained your Medicines from
Messrs Wright Co., of Chaures street, New Orleans
I send this from Hotel des Princes" Paris, although
had written New Orleans before we finally left, no
A"0"" a. 1sirnedj r. DURANT.
The Pills should be used conformity with the ONT
me nj in most of the fol lowing Cases:
Bad Legs Lumbago Flstulas
Bad Breasts Chilb.ans Gout
Burns Chapped Hanos GianoulaI swell
Bunions Piles lings
Scalds sim JOINTS hneumalsm
Sore:hroat, Skin-diseases scurvy
Sore head wounds ulcers
Sore Nipples Contracted and Stf Joints, etc etc
Salt Rheum.
~ Sold at the establishment Of Professor HoLLowYA
SO Conner of Ann and Nassau Streets, New YORK. also
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
throughout the United States, Boxes at 81 cents
81 cents and ST. so cents each. To be had wholesale
the principal Drug Houses in the Union.
III THERE'S considerable saving by taking the larg
sizes.
N B-Directions for the guidance of patients in eve
nv disorder affixed toeach Box.
May 81 say
w r ALLEN Agent, Dubuque, Iowa.
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Washington, Aug 20

The Star says that the Official accounts o.
CAPT Hollins al the bombardment Of Greytown.
have very properly received the approval Of
the government, who will shield him from all
ridiculous suits, such a. that brought against
him in New York
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Boston, Aug, q.

Adams & Tinckham, Commission merchants
on Lonl Wharf, have b, en- are sted for swind
hing in hour, groceries, etc., 10 tho amount 81
$4,000 Part of the goods hav. been reclaim
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DR.. GEORGE w. SCOTT,
CONTINUES TO PRACTICE THE VARIOUS
RRANHES OF HIS PROFESSION

OFFICEand residence of Sixth and low
yXTISHING avail himssf of every tn may aid
w inrestonng all arrangements of the human argan-
ration has lily procured of D. {. B. Barrets
Electrots avanome which is admirably adapted The
sreatmentof many oyns ofdiseass to which many who
eeheing daily treated, can attest.
Dubuque, Iowa, Feb. 6. l649. 23-ly
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+. OOYL Els
CHEAP CASH STORE.

On Main street, detsoeen Fourth and Fifth ne
Door to John Simpl0t's.
THE subscriber begs leave inform the nha nj. 10
- Dubuque and surrounding country, that he hasinst
Of apS ANGY : and
THING, GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE. which have
oeen bought on the most advantageous terms and will
be sold for cash At the lowest rcmuneratine prices
Country sforekeepers respectfully To
and examine the goods and before
es elsewhere Cne only will be asked and no ahsfs
ment made Amongst the stock wi be found M folIo
ng:
superfne Black Cloth Fancy SATIN s,,l \ ,;n.n.u
BLACK ana fancy eassimeres cravats-Scarlet blue and
Caslmerettes, satinets, cot Suspendels comfnusr,
- ton goods; Turkey red and nader
Bleached sheetngs, g., l04 haadkerehefs.
Blue, 6eached and brown Green and blue barege Bloc
=, oInhgs mer corded skirts,
beacned. brown striped Swiss and jackonet insert
shirtngs; ings and edpings.
Huckabacks diapers towel Isle and thread insertipvs
rash, bleached and brown cap nets. sewsS nn.i;nco
damask table cloth; lars and cuffs:
Red; white, and yellow fan Black lace falls;
nes; Cashmere, silk and wool
bed NC kings counterpanes, wool, cloth, Berlin Lsle
carpet Worp, cotton yarn and cotton gloves;
Ladies' satcheis merino snf sn,,an :cs
and umbrellas; aides, merino c.shma..
'ingnams, cai,coes ,iinseys and cotton hose,
checked jackonst, Swiss, Threads sewing knittin0
nooh, vic.oia lawn and cottons, purses, CLASHES
Aidacas, mohairs cOhlrgs. nhyr wool.
lqstres and popns; Tapes reels, hooks and eyes
De Lanes, printed cacoes Jenny Lind and Kafa HAYES
French merinoes, Canton gown buttons pearl aeste
manners, canbrics, CAM linen and ivory buttons;
bric handkerchief; Dressing, back and side
Drown Hoiiand, Irish linen, combs, hair and cloth
Oiled cloth, table covers, Coat Links;
DOyleys black velvet; Bay State Ion sh.wls
Wadding, batting;
CLOTHING.
Gentlemen's black cloth Cashmere and no..k,r
cloaks, finishing and blank pants
OF overcoats, quilting satin ludia rubber
and fancy vests,
GROCERIES,, &c.
hoce Imperial, Young Hy- Pure cognac Brandy old Mo-
son, OOOlOng & Souchong nonRahela and Ohio whis.
Teas. k.v -
Java and Rio Coffees Golden Syr y and mo
Chocolate, cocoa, lasses
Loaf crushed, clari and Smoking and chewing to-
brown sugars. bacco
Sperm, star and talow can Prnclpe Havana and sho
cables, von, .i,.r. ~ INV
cloves nutmegs cinnamon Fancy and main .o.r. ind;
ginger, mustard and pepper 60 lard OIL tubs bucE
Table CUTLERY and queens cts, coffee mills.
ware, &C. kAisns, almonds, currents
f. DOYLE
Nov.l5-dwy
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DR.. John Il. HeNiOn.
SU R G. con DENTIS

Would respectfully; inform his friends and tho public
that he has located Dubuque, and will be happy
wait all that may need his services.
Ofce In the Clone Building, up stairs. End dooron the
right.
Nov. Goth, '5e-daw-Iyr
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Bal,imore, Aug -.
One hundred and nineteen deaths from
yellow fever are reported in New Orleans for
the week ending the Goth.