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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-09

Y-CIlEAr CASH STOR Il.
sourM SIDE ~ THE PrRLic SQUARE
MARSHALL. TEXAS.
~ TiiErtOKD tenders his most sincere
\ 10 thanks 10 the l.adics and Gentlen'sn Of
Marshall and vicinity for their very liberal pat
ronsgc for ths two rest years, and trusts from
tho
Great indseemsnfs Nor O6trsd,
10 merit continuance of the same.
now offer my stock on hand and receiving
Of over sin thousand dollars worth, At
Twenty-Five pey cent on First Cost
Please call and see what BARGAINS.
House and goods Al cost.
rr All notes, and last years tickets due.
Please call and settle, and obligs
&. ThETFORD.
Marshall. April. 1894.
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PERFuMERY.

A CHOICE assortment Of psrfsmssy. =
"A oils, psnadss. eseking extracts, lss1
Lind ha,r elsss, vasisgstsd AID fsssy ~
shaving eeeposads, eelognss, hair dysa. =
hair teniss, from The cslsbratsd ssAsblisAose.
Of JutEs HAusL I Co., PhilaasIphiA, fes =
It the City Drug StoFs.
YOUNG 4 JOHNSON.
April, %. 1854. u
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Plane Ferries &C.

Plane Ferries &c.
THE subscriber keeps constantly
for sale the largest stock Of Pianos
w. w 10 the city, principally from Cn,cx.
ERrSc and NuHx's and CLARK. Those are nm.
quesllopabIy the beat manufacturers in The u.
States. Also, At all times Guitars from MAJ.
TIE, together with Violirs, Accordsons, etc,
All the late and fashionable music, With ORE.
ceptors, etc, etc.
HENRY PARSONS.
~ Comp street, Nee Orissns.
Jan. (, 1863. n27-lv
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JOHN rwiDiLi. DANIEL EDWARDS
TWlBlI.L n EDW ARDS.
rOPPiR, Tin, an! Sheet IRON Workers,
" Nos ~, 20, and 8 Fulton, Nos. 9s,
80, and "a New Lcvee, between Gravisr
and poydras streets, New Orleans, are pre-
pared to do all kinds OF work in the owe
line Steamboat aud Plantation work done
In she best manner, on the shortest notice,
on the most reasonable terms. Also. on hand
large assortment of Cooking, Steamboat,
and Bar Koom Stores, of every SIZE and de-
scrip,ion; also, all kinds of iIeuse work,
Gutter Pipe, Spout, &c. All orders thank.
fully received, and promptly attended to.
TWln,ll. T. WARDS.
New Orleans Jan. 7, 1884. ".
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W. = ;s;1.;irrn 4 sEssiif,, ''''''

LAVE lately rsssivsd ssd js:t opesee
III The houss losoesiy essupied BY Hsc.1
1 Hanlstt, o. ~ NestA ~ Of The pm.
sqsars, Iases ard veil sslsetsl sassse1sss
haj)y sreoosioa, psovieioae, cealsetj~ae9
irsn. stssl. eassisss, hardwass h.. whisA "
will ssil u low psises,
Asrshsll, April Oh, 1854. "
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TIN VAR 4.

TIN WARE.
7 II. VANHOOk, Manufacturer Of Tin,
q . Copper, and Sheet iron, keeps constantly
on hand = complete assortment Of Tin ware,
which 10 Will sell AT Shreveport prices.
Job " ork done in 4 superior manner and Al
short notice. Gutttcring done At short notice,
and cheap.
Jan. Is. 1853. n26-
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Furniture WnrchOvs~c.

rurnlturc Warehouse.
- TIE undersigned respectfully
inform their friends aud the
~ public. tina, they have Just re-
ceiyed and are daily receiving an extensive as
sortment Of Cabinet Furniture of every vsri-
ETY. and s,yle also, n choice a-sortmc nj of the
following articles to wit. chars, feathers,
spring, moss, and hair mattresses enrled hair
hair cloth, damask-, cords, mud tassels, gimps,
yarnish, etc, etc.
Purchasers are invited TO call and examine
our stock which vii! be offered at prices that
canno. fail 10 please,
&. FLINT 4 JONES.
Nos. &c and - Royal st.. n q.
TN JAcKsos. SAM rgt,u.
JACKSON 4 FRlOu,
~ Common street ~
Fashionable Clothing, and Geafs Furnish
eng Store,
New Orleans.
THE above house has constantly on hand
/ large and eiegnn. stock Of the above
goods manufactured 10 order, and which they
will sell upon a. favorable terms as any house
in New Ofe'ns. They respectfully solicit the
patronage Of their Texas friends Persons Wis
iting the city I'll please drop in at their estab
li.hment. Reeollec, the number ~ Con, .on
street. lan Oily
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CIGARS, Chewing, and 1mskiag Tstee
~ choice articles, fos saIs q ~ City p
Store. YOUNG 4 JOHN6O~.
April -, 1854. y
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M A. HANNEY L CO. (sueessasss =
W. J. Brswstss.) WAcisssje DsissS, =
French and A~sericsa Hsss, CsSs. 0srss Ossih.
Umbrellas, r.. No. ~ Common st., N. Oyssena.
Jan. 10, 204A. v3s9o-lv
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FURNITURE Here At LAsl!

NAE would invita- the attention OF our
w friends, aud the public generally, to our
Usrge and well sclcc,cd) stock Of furniture
now oil hand and daily receiving.
Tgrsags, UrlsiesJs, Tables.
Sards, SAFES, Whiom War. a.,
Chars II all kinds,
which We offer low for cash, Those wishing
to purchas. anything in our Inc, VIII do well
to give u.a call, and examine our stock and
prices. before purchasing elsewhere.
Call at the old stand Of King Ths,lo'd's 10
Marshall
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Ma,shsll. April. 1854.
NC DONAL Il SAN DE RS
DR UG GlATH,

NNNbWNJL TEFHb
A their nse smnd. on the rorser cpposifs
q. q. Greg 4 Co., Wen Of the square.
- WOULD respectfully invite the attention
Of their friends aad customers, in lIassi.
u j son and thc adjoining eouotirs 10 their
large aud carefully selected stock Of fresh and
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EDWARD rHoArsoN. WILLIAM /. ALLIE =.
THOMPSON, ALLEN, 4 CO. WAoat's1,
l. G'ocers, end Dsslsvs in rAsiee Wives =
Liquors, Nos. 81 al - Conaen street, NJ
Orleans.
Coods II he lowest marked Price and -
antsed in every particular. 1T. eHANkH
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OU1uVSBV0 - 0VVussSe
". c. MAKER 4 co.
~ ENEaAl. leslsss - Dry Goods, G'o.s-
" ~. Dig. Oils. Pstns, Dyss'sfs'
vvtaiss 0lsss, e. r.. :.
Gssssstua, ~ oaggiag end koPs furnished
10 plaoesss - ssseooedaiin9 tsrms.
Az neesisial. Forwarding, and Commits
siss s,essAsata. Dsllas street, Jrnssson. Texas.
Feb. 10. 1854. ~
lOho 1abloe.
MARSHALL II JEFFERSON. 7fSN.,
HAS nav sneAss1v and will be constantly
i reeeis,ng. direct from Ne~ York and Nav
usleass, i.ssv and extensive sAAorfment, OF
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,,
~hirA ~ will seil % - favorable term, ~
60 b. p..,shss-d elsewher~. ADD IN which be
~svla isv,te the attention Of the ei,ifcns Of
Csss sul The sdjoining counties. Plsn'ti
Ard esvassy uefchants are requested TO Call
ssl essoiss hiA ssoct, which sasbssces Dry
t:ss1s, Z lAses sssostoent; asdd'ss brides,
har1~sse. cssckssy ware, hats, large assos'.
r.est u i.asss, boys. And yecslcn'sns shoes
etc. etc.
GROCEklES.--Haeer, coffee sugar, shot
and powder, nails, tobaeeo, whssky, sslt, Ac.,
whicl. rM n ssj - Low ~ any house IN
t.u city. Also Bsxeins and Rope will be
fsssis!sed Il pisntsen on cssee0asy leeus.
May ~. 1854 ~
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n. .. 'otsnts. 1Hos !! CARVER
SoosDeWeoVeeD 0O~A es01c'
No. 30 Csms street. New Oriesns.
NcGiNNlS CANvLn' (s"scsss''s 10
non,. and SrA1,oNRav belonyips 10 the late
To-. RAJ. they continue the Book and
S,.,ionrry bushes. al 50 Camp street. and
vouId BEG to soIci, call from the old Gus
,om.,. al The House, and others wish ~ Books
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~ NJ. BAYLY T. CO., No. - Canal u. ~
" ~ Common st., New Orleans Wh"issHk
Grocers, and dealers in fine bnndh VIA
liquors, and staple goods, coffee, sugar, ~
salt, moIAssss, hous, bacon, lard, beef, poff'
steamboat aad plantation supplies, etc,
Dec. 21, 1861. n06-jy
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Buyers viii a, all times find a. either
house large and seasonable stock of clothing,
got up in the best manner, under their imme-
date supervision, at very reduced prices for
cash or approved paper. jan 7, 81.
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JOHN d. SCOTT 4 co.
No, 70 Murray and ~ Warren streets,
Now York.
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si0S " TME 6oLD.N MoRhsusAD
No. 6 Magazine street, and No ~ Canal SIRE,
GO MAGEE 4 KNEASS Msnuf.ctu.
rers and Importers Of Saddlery anA
- SaddIery Hardware. Harness, Trunt,
Carpet Bags, &c; Leather, Materials, and
Findings for Saddlers, Coach. Trunk, and
shcen,akers, comprising one Of the larvs.,
and most complete sssortments 10 BE- found in
this city.
PLouans-Cnrey. Dudley, and Peacock
Plonghs, OF every description sid size,
REoALtA-L u. o. r.. Msson., and y OFT
Regalia, and Paraphernsla Of every descrip
ton the lnrges, and most complete assos,.
men. TO be found in the United States
INDIA RuBnsR SELriN0, rAcxiNo, &C.
Magee and Kneass n.s the principal agent,
for the Boston Betting Company. for the sale
Of India Rubber Betting and Packing for steam
joints AND boilers; Hose Of every size, 10.
gethcr with complete assortment Of all de.
scriptions Of India Rubber Goods, which they
offer at the lowest market rates.
ar Look for the Large Horse standing in
the door at Magazine street,
January 7, 1854. ",
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genuine,
Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Dils,
Pat Medicines, Garden Seeds,
Nu,g. Instruments, Nhop Furniture,
Paint Brushes, VarnIshcss,
Brandi.s, Fancy Soaps,
Hair Oils, t'olognes,
thsmicals, Dye Stuhs,
pcffnmsry. Window Glass,
Tinr Wines, Pomadcs, DC &c.
Our entire stock is new having been select
ed IN the best Northern markets, by one OF tho
firm, whose experience in buying and selling
d,ug. We think asuficIcnt guarantee to our Gus.
toners, that We enn seil them at a. reasonable
prices and on A. accommodating terms ~ any
other similar establishment. Our establish.
msnt has the undivided attention Of beth part.
ness, and ofdera OF prescriptions will he faith
fully and panetua!'y attended to vt all hours.
Marshall. April \. 1854. ~
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yoessM y. PALMA. JAsss =. sAassv.
JOSEPH II. PALMER 4 Gu, hnorar,
q snl wAs'sssis Dssas-s IN Fsrs1n ~ o.
~ssfc Dry 0ssjs, II Caap stFsst, sbeva 0sov.
iss New Ofieans.
ysn. 10. 1858. v1n1 sly
& o. NELSON T. CO., Commsssis~ M.
D. chsnts, Nsx Orleans.
8. o. Nelson New Orleans; e. bsnksuiaA
New Orleans; II. C. Walker. Memphis, Tsns'
late Cashier Branch Union Hank; J TIA. Nal
son. Athens. Ala " ma
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02
Long Looked for Come at laSt!!

w have just received Urge and well selected
w stock ut Bouts and Shoes, Which were purchased
with great care expressly for the Wholesale trade in this
city every thing in that line that the coun
try demands.
Al those wishing purchase hing in the above
line ~ the dozen, aud VIII, value their own IN
teress are respectfully invited t. ctlf and examine our
goods and prices. they will s,nd unpreCe ent.d in
tile mercantile history Of DuqaT, we are Boasd to
Sell. If we can realize cost ane ira prration.
T, rms--t,ash or three mohths credit Tor approved
peper akt SAL! II 4 MAkTtN,
Burt NJ. Hook, Cor. >s, enth and Main SITS.
June 6, tS5i--,l&wtt
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SIMPSON, BENTHALL & Co.,
Wholesale Dealers IN Groceries
and Llru Goods,

FORWARDING 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
All, kinds of produce on int and Sold Cash advanced
on COnsignments.
T. O. BHHTHAL. ". SIMPSON. J. N. BENrHALL
No 80, Steamboat Landing, Dubuque, Ioca.
" have just opened the ab Ware House, and are
w filing up with the largest assortment Of Dry
Goods and Groceries before Offered IN DubuQue'
We are confident that with facilities for purchasing
and having partner resident in the East to take advaI
taee Of the market amt free Sales and forwarding gooc
70 order, that offer 10 Dealers and Consun
ers anytns in line prices that will give satsia
ton.
City and Country Dealers respectfully solicited
call and kxan ,oSds and prices az we feel conf
dent we can suit them both regar price and qualify
SIMPSON, BENTHALL 4 GO.
nnAsaaia Nav q lS54-d&W "
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GREAT SALE Of Lots, Blocks,
and Tracts Of Land IN the
TOWN OF MONTROSE,

LEE COUNTY, STATE OF IOWA.
ON MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 4TH. 1854. At 10
O'cLO'KA. NJ, ON THE PREMISES.
guyhe town Of MuntrOse is located the ad of the
i Lower Rapids on the Mississippi river, on the
ground originally occupied b, Louis lesson ponore in
1893 - an indian trading post under the Spanish Gov
eminent aud the ground afterwards occupied
in 1858, by the United States G..verRmen Dragon
post. under the name Of Camp Desmoines
On be abandonment 0fthe post, in 1885, by the Unit
ed States the ground taken possession o Halt
Bred sac and Fox caimaRts against the heirs the
late Thomas F. k'ddick, WIN claimed the same as as
sRnees vi Louis lesson HonOre, and BY confirmation 10
Thomas F. Reddick, under the act Of Congress Of
Apr 29th, 1916, confirming certain claims land In the
western district Of Louisiana, aud in the territory Of
Missouri . and under United States surve No. 3O95
and United States Patent No. ll57 issued to said heirs
on February 7h, 1889, from the G neral Land Office At
Washington City, in pursuance Of said co"ima n and
The title to the above land remained in dispute be-
tween tn heirs 81 Reddcs and the half breed Claimants
from 1929 until 1882 when it finally decided fav
ofsaid heirs At the cember tern 1882 Of the United
States supreme C. urt In tho appeal Of samuel
Marsh ct al. Edward Brooks At Al, declaring the
title to in Rcddck's heirs, under confirmation Of
1876 and the patent issued pursuance OF said confs
nation. The title to said OF land is consequently
indspuiabe and the only trag Of land in the whole
Half Rrsed reservation whose tito is unquestionahe
Being located the head Of Lower Rapids and being
the necessary stopping place Of all the steamboats
gagged In Uppr Mississippi trade, on account Of the
obstruction OF the Rap at low water and helng nearly
equdsant from the northern and southern boundary line
0f Lee county. and from the natural beauty Of its hca
tion and healtharss Of situation, being subject
overflow, and already containing hundred in
habitants il holds Inducements traders, fac
turers and umbermen, surpassed by any location
the Mississippi river.
TT -Ms or AIS Will be third cash. the balanc.
credit Of year, without interest," to be secured
BY mortgage on the lot
All persons will be required paj . At the time Of
b,dding OF a l0t
EDWARD BROOKS,
FRANCES E. BlLL)N,
BARNEY G. aDDICK, (Ii"P''e"ts'
WALTER l. REDDlCK.
LEFFlNGWELL Il ELLIOT, Real Estate Agents :,
Juy3;wtd
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CHAMBAUD g. KAMMANN,
GROCERS, AND

Dealers u. Wees Liq,sers, &c,
No. 3OA. Steamboat landing,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
WE beg leave inform the pu blic, that have
w inst opened Wholesale and Retail Liquor and
Grocery business.
Getting our Wines aud liquors BY direct Importation
aud having the best connections in the East, are
confident that we can give satisac ton, both regards
DUAL " aud price to all who will favor with theil
orders Besides good stock Of groceries & Liquors,
embrAcin. every Article this line have inc
sOrsncnt Of Preserves, Pickles. Oysters, Sardnes &C.,
" hch we will sell wholesale aud retail at low prices
BAH sorts of produce bought for cash.
Dubuque, July 1854. dwlM*
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NOTICE.

Two al whom Il may concern. You are hereby not,A
ed.-Thst on Monday the nrst day of the August
term Of the County Couu Of Dubuque County, Iowa,
90 Be held IN said county, the l4ih day of August A.
D. 1854. petition Of Catherine Navion, Adminisfnar
tx Of The estats Of David Navon late Of Dahnque co..
deca, viii = hesfd praying p! enss to, sell certain
real esafe the oPey pf said decd therein degcrhsd
Dubuque, tot the payment Of ne debts ii aaid decd
sse snsf gnlsss Yen appear and oposs @ the issuance
prayer Of the pston will b. ganssd And Won s. for
ever barred from setting up any night or Claim adverse
thereto on 70 tbs right o. purchasers undsr the same
CATHERINE NAyt0N, Adm,x
Uuosqaes Ivy ., 1854. Wnugi0
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SAFE OFREAL ESTATE.

1TvilE Association called CoMmnnia Working Mems
i League win ON Monday the 18th day Of August
1884, ssll public sale lit private sale hsfor mar
te) at their place, In COmm01ia Clayton CO., Iowa,
the following describe real estate; 70 wit:
l-COmmunia Villaze,-One hrick boHse, frame
house, four log houses Barns c with 40 0fland
$40 Of Il in fenee and l60 cultivated. This place in
we'll wassrsd ana we'll situated the route from Du
buque % Elkader, six miles from the latter.
$50 AEres Of Bottom Land the Turkey river
pan Timber and Prairie with comfortable Dwelling
house. rs Acres 10 Fence and l0csltvsssa.
$40 Acres the VOlga the part Timber,
Z Log house, 10 Acres in Fence and cultivated.
$50 Acres choice farming Land, part Timber part
Pralrie will Be sold in Lots frum 40-9O0 Acres. AN
range four and i've Townships %.
A-Their saw mill on the Bear Creek with improve
mont md eighty Acres Of Land IN Townships 81, Range
four.
Dubuque, July 25th 1854. dIw2w
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LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
The citizens the Union suffer much from disorders Of
thsliver an stomach scarcely Tree from the in
ence Of these destru ctive aadies hence life wears
fast. The fair sex, perhaps the most handsome in the
World up a certain period when, distressing to say
manr nose their teeth and good looks while yet the
hsyday OF life, such sad effects may be eectualy rene
died by continually keeping The blood pure, and the
Liver and Stomach in healthy action, when life will
fow smoothly, and resemble plants in congenial
bl,me where eternal spring appears reign AS it
regards the preservation of the human frame and the
duration Of life much may be effected and say fesr
Iessy that health and life be pxobnged for many
years beyond their ordinary limits If Holloway's Pills
taken tn purify the blood according TO the rules laid
down for heals contained in the directions which
c mpany each box.
A CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY or 10
YEARS STANDING CURED By HOLLOWAYs
PILLS.
COPY Of Letter from Captain John Johnson, tar HOxse
Feno York, dated Ian. S, 1854.
To Professor HoLLowAr, 80, Conner Of Ann and Mas
sou strects Y sir,-it is with the most heartfelt
pleasure have to inform you that have been restored
health and strength by taking your Pills. For the last
ten years, suffered from arrangement of the Liver
aAd Stomach andwas reduced to such an extremity that
more as had tried every Remedy that was recommend
ed TO me, but all to purpose and had given myself
up to despair, when last recommended to take
your Pills. After using themfor three months, the result
10 that am now in etter health than have been for
years past and indeed as well as was in
''''' '' tsigned) JOHN Johnson
These celebrated ills are wonderfully edicacious
in the fo'lo,oing complaints
ARue Debility Headache, Scrofula,
Asthma Dfopsy Indigestion or King'sE
Bilious Complaints Eysipeas Jaundice
botches on theskin Female Irreg- Liver Com
Bowel Complaints ularities plants
Constipation Of the Fevers of all Piles
Bowels kinds Retention
Stone and Gravel Gout of Urine
neutrality-suspicious. VenerealAhect'nsO
Weakness, from whatever cause line
- Sold at the establishment of Professor HOLLOwYA
80 Conner Of Ann and Nassau Streets New York also
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
throughOutthe United States Boxes, at 81 cents
81 CENTS and 81 so each. To be had wholesale
the principal Drug Houses in the Union.
Rr There. considerable saving by taking the larg
sizes.
". B-Drections for the guidance of patientsin
~ disorder affixed to each Box.
May 81, Say
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sheriR's Sale aid Foreclosure.

an the 18th day of August, A ID 1854, between the
~ hours Of nine O'Clock, IN and four O'Clock, m.
Of that day. the ont door Of the Court House in the
City Of Dubuque, will proceed foreclose by sale
certain mortgage made AID executed by Bridget McGueg
GIN to Mordecai Mohey dated the 18th day Of June,
D 1853, TO the payment Of promissory note
bearing even date with said mortgage for the sum OF
one hundred dollars payable year after date, and
the above oblipat be ng past due and unpaid and at
tho request of the said Mebie., will at the time aud
poce above specified, sell at public sale the following
real estate. 20 wit: The half of the northeast Or
of section g. of ownship &c. north of range one, east
Of the 5th principal meridian the highest bidaer for
cash in hand to satisfy said mortgage
JOHN RICKETTS, Shift.
Dubuque, July III, 1854. diw3.
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c GILLIAN. C. J. cHAPL:NE
Rrokers e. Land AGENTS

vIyHE undersigned wouli respectfully inform the
citizens of Dubuque, and the public generally, that
thy have opened office in Dubuque, where they will
give their exclusive attention to any business in their
line will lend money ON Real Estate and personal Pro-
pery Securities. Also, do general agency business
such buying, selling locating and entering Lands.
paving Taxes and making collections Sc &c, deal in
ali kinds of Gold a>,d Silver C.in, &c.
Office north side Alb Street. basement under the City
Hotel, dubuque Iowa. GILLIAN Il CHAPiINE.
June LIST 1854 dwy
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The Americans Friend!

To the Citizens Of thu United States,
most humb!y and sincerely thank you for the
immense patronage which you have bestowed upon my
Pills. take this opportunity Of stating that my An
testers all American citizens, and that entertain
for all that America and the Americans, the
most lively sympath;es, oh so that org nall,
compounded these Pills expressly to suit your climate
habits constitutions, and manner OF living, intending
to establish myself among you, which have now done
by takirg premises in New York
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
49, Corner of Ann and Nassau streets, New York.
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NEW GOoDSt MEN GO0DS!!
JUST RECEfcEc At
Van DuZee g. Higbee's

HiSE beaut nj Lawns, Jackones, T;shucs, Be.ages,
4 Gingiams; Del ines, Siks, Prints, etc. etc., have
lasr Also. full stork of cloths, Cassimerrs
Sair ,effs: Sammer Siutfs Shesrnss ShrfiHgs, Drill
ngs Jeans Safe els Carpet Bags Roots, shoes, Hats
!, apps Or ceries, trsckery, Hardware, etc. etc.
Ii c.ssary fnr tn ennmerate articles hut sui
nee il say that have tu assortment of all kinds
Of goods and that No S, Main Street .he,ween Fifth and
Sixth, is the lace g'd goos heap the cheap
oct. Try us, aud satisfy yourselves.
Dubuque. MAY 81. ta5f-dxw ii Sept IL
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02
CiSSNIUlt0n.

N the oath day Of May last, the undersigned mntu-
" ally dissolved iher connection in The Livery bnsi
The Of he establishment will be settled
by the ersighed the office in the bara and these
Indebted te rm qnesred To- come fOrw ard
and promptly s.tt,e the same. A. w. LYMAN,
July I3. 1854 dwlm =. SHOMO.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02
TEAS TEAS TEAS.

WYE HAVE at ngtl rcce we'd direct from New York
w the best lot of Teas oe red in this place, and
as they wer. purchased before the advance in Tes
they will 10 offered At prizes that cannot fail {" give
Satisfaction, SIMPSON BENTHALL & Co.
No. 3OI, Levee.
Dubuoue June o. 1854. d&w ma q '55.