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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25

Farmers, Emigrants q Settlers,
NAN obtain the following choice selections Of LAND
~ advantageous rates by application IT, lie under
signed:
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Cherry Hill Cemetery.

r1NHE public invited to secure Lots ihis Gem
u etcry Ii has been laid out in convenient and
tasteful manner into lots Of different sizes. The dis
lance from is such that il will net probably be
inclrded wthn the future owth of tbs city,
tnst any will ever he disturbed and is near
he OF convenient families either We
tcles or foot The road leading from Duhn lue is
excellent aud the proprietors satisfied that its sit
aud eligibility for the purpose 10 which il is de
signed aeedonly he observed to be appreciated
Persons wishing purchase will apply atthe office
Of VI. Barney Co., or to the undersigned,
WILL AM CARTER.
Dec ., 1853 dawtf Agent Coz Cemetery.
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STATE CT PoL,rics Is BufraLs. The BuE
ta'o IL pabhc Of Saturday rvenn, SAYS .the
Silver GraJs rf tlla' city are pr Getty deiia h, :
I'd with the Know Nath:nI nomination for Gov.
.rnor = They will go in body for Ullm,n. and
leave Cia clear in the back gr.u.ds The
Se@ard,,es arr quite dispir.ted; III H.rdshells
are 6 WI in tl,a niat'es, and the ReJa.ar De-
mocracy are in capital spirits That, il. brief
is he state Of the p,,i,ical market IN Buffalo
10 day
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BEEBEE 81 DAVIS

DEAL ESTATE and Commission Agents General
40 News Agents for the principal Daily 4 Weekly
NeWspiperSS Magazines throue hout U. s. Intelligence
oihce ior obtaining Clerks, Mechanics, Iaborers &C.
i"r the Empower situations tor The EMPLOYEE Ge raj
Patent Agents. Money loaned ON good security Debts
Connected ana all other Business anpertanIng to the
above. All other To our care will h.
attended to with pr"mptness and despatch.
shhcriptions received for tie Daily and Weekly Elk
press Otfce Main between 5h a. 9th street On
buque Iowa. - "
Dubuque June 29th 1854 DR.,
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Spriur6, hi. Oct

Thr Mass F.re Sill Convention assembl. d
hare tsss ruing, bns lhr prospect al present
il ttat II will PRIV failure Mt more than
eb u hill dog "A pss"ns being .prt sent al one
Itnc Up Ia 2 ecs"sk no organization had
taken p'ase II j. rnmored that Jphn p HaI,.
will br herr speak this afAinoon.
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THE MORAL.


Different men will draw their own differences
from the result. OF The recent election, The
comfort which tie Anti Nebraska men derive
| from conts mpl1ii,n OF The vote certainly shows
that they are easily pleased II the defeat 81
| Drum and Tr ut and the eleet,sn Of Florence,
Jones and PacspI- he defeat Il Be!er and
Darse and lie cleo ion of Hack and Mot, are
demonstrations Of genuine Free S ii: sentiments
ne a. a loss 10 see nv. The truth rs, the
result, has been wing To the Know Nothing or
| ganizltion, ard TO tina, alone And il has aimed
PITS shots from unds cover, md scr,mina,eiy, nj
| pro- slavery and ant-siayery men. with little
regard t. their opinions On the Nebraska Gaes-
l,on as it no such is.u e lad ever .peen raised,
Democrats who voted ssainst the Bill have Jared
as badly as these wto vet d for it. Whiie Mr.
Dns;e, the earnes, advocate OF H'naine Alleg,
| hAnY county Whgycry and the representative
of the Auti- Nebraska feeling, has been siaugh
.ered with as much coolness as If he were q
southern trader, It will MOI do t. her Id the
result IN Pennsylvania as an ant'-Nebraska
victory. Every one can see Tor himself thai
| the question of slavery, IN no respect whatever,
has con,ributedto produce the present result
We say this, mol. because we would have any
serious concern ab ut the matter, even II It had
been otherwise; but We despise thai petty spirt
that makes seine men arroga,e to themselves
me honor OF every acnl. yemen, ana VINO raise
| shout OF victory over the Democratic party,
with about The same propricty smaii dog sup
poses himself to be the p.opsiing ppwer TO
every tour h'rse wagon behind which he has
the good luck 10 be barking. Before our VIM.
friends raise saou about rsbuke tothe slave
power IN giaring capitals, they had better see
Mr. Stevenson safely out OF the woods. MS
gentleman was the qasd m the contract ar oas.
gain and sale mace between the wings ana
Free Soiiers OF Allegheny county, iast Sumner
Inc prom sc OF ms e.ecti'n on the wing AS
semhiy ticket. was all the weaker PARTY I" t'e
contract was Ia get. IN consicefatt'h u sup
porting POLLOCK. bn a. present 'n' re see'ns -
DC as IN en- doub. OF iiieir AGILITY 70 Keep ,heif
wo1o, as thers was IN Inc Case o. 'ne ION!
taiieo gentleman, whp once talked iafxeiy
about hls real estate, gu the Top o. an eXeeenihs
high mountain
we only draw one conclusion from the re
cent election, aud thai Is thit religious pFe]u-
dice Is still superior to every o>her cnnsioera,
'on' mat Il sinks alike Questions OF nan'na'
ana siate P"iicy INTO ihsigh'hcihce, ahu that III
spite OF our o'asteo 'reedon-h spts Oh 'ne
CONSTITUTIONAL guarantee OF hoeHY Q. cohse'-
ences intolerance ara oigouy are sun IN eAs.
tence AND need only the artiul mach'nauohs OF
a,sappo nted ana unscruPuipus ponucai iSad-rs
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M Y baUttn0ft, Oct. 10.
The s.ath. - nail ~ late a. due isom al
painss II received.
TIE number .f dss,ha q New Orleans Tor
NJ ~Nek eading The Ssh, was 3S5. Or which
NV wxre ffom~ lever.
Ssxsnnah ~ Tharsdey lass. sheie was
u - 1x.n,hx Gum iwver
- i.NS ,elss lss~ " tie Nv The bnrnsnR or The
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AGENTS:

The COMMITTEES believing that the success of this
Omar National UsD will be materially pro,
ed by The energy and ENTERPRISE OF intelligent ana
pereyeng Agents. resolved 10 treat with such on
the most lib raj terms.
Any D wishing to become an Az Mt, by sending
(post pid) 81, RECEIVE BY RETURN OF NAL =
Oae dollar Engraving, a GIFT TICKET" Pros
pecus Catalogue and all other necessary aiofallon.
On the final completion of the sale, the GIFTS WI" De
pac in the hands of COMMITTEES of the PURCHASER
;o be DISTRIBUTED, due notice OF whch II DC CIV ~
| through out the United States and the Canadas'
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The na,ds II the 81 Congrssa,o,.a l District
last night. terminated George DE Witt Clin,oa
a. their candsda.e.
@rhe y macra's II thr 6 h assembly Dis,ric,
dominated Win B Adkins as their candidate.
In. Wings az BROOKLYN nominated Samuel
p. Backus and John D. Nhoadss ior The 4 :.
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~ SHIPS Of WAR SUNK
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HOsFORo g. MILLER

y
WATERLOO, BAcR Hawk Co., Iowa
VIE UNDERSIGNED arsprepared tn transact any bust
~, ness pertaining 10 u purchase and sale Of Land or
ing generally.
nave ocated in the interior for that pur
pose, and will personally sryey and careflIy
any uact OF 'and Witninpnr rcech give correct and
prompt information eoncerig Congress Lands n the
surrounding counties, especially ON the proposed lines
OF Railroad frcm Dubuque ses,, and the Cedar River
valley road. .
Persons wishing to make ss investments by having
usacal Lands 10 ated on the for settlers Payment
OF taxes promptly attended to- Township plats OF
date always on hand.
10000 .9cres Of choieesarming Land,
For sale from 50 to IS, per acr, Also several SINAI
lots ogood timber Likewise Oh improved farms near
the county Seat.
ABRAMP HosFoRD. E'WARD MILLER.
REFEnErcEs-Gov. Matteson, Sringfeld Ills; Hon.
James GUM Huntingdone Pa; r. !. Goodeil Cashier
Merchants and provers Bank, Jclst his George S.
Fisher Cashier, Bank of Ottowa H.; H. r. Eames
Bank of Ottowa Ills; E. b. Stiles Mo- Dixon llls
Farley James & Co., Dubuque Iowa II 4. Hetherington
Dubuque Iowa.
Dubuque, June "a, 1854. dAw6m,
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= Ths AMsRicAN AarsT Usros, would r,spa,ffnl,y
announce TO the Ctzensof the United Stats And ,bs
Canadas that for tho purpose of cuItivang tasIe f
W me arts ugholtshe contty andyth the view
o. Pc enabling every family 20 bscos possessed OF gal
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Cans of fresh OYsrERs and SARDfyEs, Just
ceived and for sale by
e4 ". ". DE6&s r k4i41kss
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American Artists Union

rENfEsAMEs ARTISTS UNION. would respectfully
1 announce tn the citizens of the Tn Ted states and
The tanadas In for the pu pose of cutvating taste
fae throughout the coua ry and with the
vie of enabling every family to become possessed of
gallery of Engravn $,
BY the First Artists of the Age,
they have determined in order create extens
for their EngrdviBgs and Thus not only give en-
pl0ymen TO large number of artists aud others, hut IN
among counrymen taste for work of art, TO
present to the purchasers of their Engrayings, when
$50 600 of them are sold,
100000 Gifts, of the actual cost of 900.
Eacn purchaser of One Dollar Engraving therefore,
only Engraving richly worth he money,
but also ticket WI ch entities him to OF the Gifts
when they distributed.
For Five Dollars, highly fni he'd engraving,
b. Faithfully PAINTED IN OH and FIVE GIFT III. n
Els, will be sent FIVE DoLL.Rs worth OF splendid
Engravings can be selected f0fn the Catalogue.
Acopy of the Catalogue together wi II a specimen OF
Of the Engravings can be seen at he office OF this
paper.
FIR each Dollar sent, an Engraving utily worth
the sum- and Gift Ticket will i'm ned atey be for" ard
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IS J L 4 NJ Z E R r Y
At DTJRITOUE

THE UNDERSIGNED would inform the Trvelin
Public, thafthe SpfendidNSsv sstcam ferry hat,
u T Fl E1& e-5s $780,
hast this day commenced her regulartrIps to ben,ade
very half houracross the Mississippi at the Lowe Fer
rY at Dubuque.
w, will cross any numbe ofTEAMs that will c,me.
LET THE WEATHER e WHAT 1T MAY, AND WILL RrI AZ
NIGHTS if there is bus ness TO do.
Our charges are unreasonable any other Fert OF,
he Upper Mississippi Everything that Californian nav
want, by way of outfit can be had atthe price
Dubuque-the City being literally crammed with suchr
ticles as Californians want. i,
N. b. Recollect that the STEAMER is at the Low,
Ferry opposite the City, and NOT at Eagle Point; nd
from crossing as is often the with Horse Boats
March 30.h 52-dwy.
C.GREGOIRE & 60
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New York. Oct. is
Gissan, Stack we'll q 90, cam0issioa mer
caaNts, suspended payment To day
The Jury in the case Of Jarax, ca the murder
81 BayAn, after being out % hours were dis
charged, being unable to agtee
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Dubuque New Book and Stationery Store,
" Opposite The 4meriean House
CHARLES ssATTgSy.

II
EGS to thank his friends and the pIbc their
- liberal support for the last Is months and to it
mate tbat ne mas opened that commndIous former
Y oeeapiea by Hdes and Norrisea) Opposite the American
toase, az who'll sale and Retail Book and Stationery
warehouse where his iiiends and patrons be sup
piled with everything that on the most
tains itir supply of Writing paper Wall paper. Win
dow shades, &C., &C., are complete and well selected
Accordions and Accordion Instructors the best
~ splendid stock of Diafies for 1884, of all sizes
have just come to hand. HIS blank books are sure u,
give satisfaction 10 has always hand from three
1nr thousand volumes of the aost popular works of the
day, So
Let hoSenow read who never read before
And those who sometimes read now read the more
Highest price ia trade f"rclean paper rags. Attend
from A NJ till VI.
dubuque Dec, |, 1853. dawIy
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Lard fer Sale on a C.cait.

NE suhscr being DESTROYS of selling 1.-THE lands
in their possession will er them very low prices
the following terms D per cent at the time of par
chase, and the balance within ana two years, with
interest nj ten per cent per ann,iin, To wit:
The West hafofN quar-. see 81, town 90, range w
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LIST OF GIFTS +:

100 Marble blsts of Wash ngton, at SloN. Sio,ooo
100 Clay, . NV io,Wo
100 g Webster, a 100. io'oo!
100 ahoun, loa. 10000
so e,egau OH Paintings, in spieEdid git 100 5000
frames. slze 3x4 # each, ,o
100 eleg M Oil Paintings, XXI H. earn, ~. ooo
500 steel plate Engravings, brilliantly } ooo
colored oil rich gilt frames 21x5o ~ o'o'o
inches each.
10 600 elegant steel plate Engravings. ~ ooo
coIored in oil. of the Gqshing ton .aoT- 4o,coo
mment, 30xs6 inches each,
a37 900 steel plate Engravings, from io1
diiferen pls es now in posses ION "i,
and owned by the Artists Union, oil
the market value of, from 50 cents 10 , ooo
81 o. each, fi'ooo
l first class Dwelling, in 31st ST., New 1900
York city,
90 building lot in 100 and DIST SITS. New % 400
York ci v each o5x00 #. deep, at
100 Villa Sites containing each l0O0ott.
in the sYburbs of New York city, ana
commanding a magnificent view OF
the Hudson River ard Long Island
Sound at o'' ''',oou
30 psrpptsal loans of cash, without inter & Goa
est or security. OF $3.50 EACH
so pcrpet iai loans of cash, do do loO each, 2dO0
100 g 50 3o o,oW
$50 ss % GO 5000
0oD g 5 6 10000
Reference restrl to the Real Estate, f. j. VIsscAEF
{ Co, Real Estate Brokes, New York Orders, (post
paid) with m ,ney enclosed, 10 be addressed,
]. ". )LBaooKE,
Sec'y, sos rob1way, N
hy-The Ensravings in the Caialogus now ready
or delivery. Dubuque, Sept. p, lsoi dom
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AK HOUSE can be had OF CHAs. RATTRAX.
der the City Hotel, and opposite the Ameriesn
dec1y
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I'D accoNnts.
= a large ship owner of Liverpool. il was
famo.ed had suspended paymea,. bu, an ar
rang~Nvnt for time was understood to hare
been made
New York. Oc,. l6-6 r, NJ.
General Campbell aud Secretary McCle.
land arr =. present IN this city, The purpose
oftkcir svisil il said To be the selection for
Gavcsnment Baldnys.
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\ n. sAMUELs "".
NSSAMUELS & VANDEVER,
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in chancery,
RE ready to attend allbusiness entrusted totheli
N care, in Dubuque, and surrounding couh'les.
-rrOFrIcE in the Globe Building, dubuque, Iowa
g.. Az Issa daw-tf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25

ICE Lot of assorted Teas, b; the chest, haK b
sst or box. at low prices, G. r. WEST.
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aud tie undivided half Of lot No T. Do containing
IS 10 of first timher. The above land is s-
ated Elkader, in CT; yton county Also, the w
quarter of w quarter of SIC 2S tuwn north of range
east situated near Andrew, Jackson county. Also,
the Vllarer al the N ~ rter and the south hall
ofthe w quarter of n, township 90, range
of the 5h VI. situated miles north of the city of
buqae For further particulars inquire the subscribers
GEO w. BURTON < co.
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DLLOWAY'S OINTMENT

Gems Of the Union,--
rome end Of the Union To the ofhef Is stamn -
aclef my Ointment with your appr06afion. II
ytVears since made il known among VIM ~
feaat mas obtained more celebrity than any ~
THOMAS HOII0
y, Corner Of Ann and Nassau Streets. r.
AS)NlSHlNG CURE OF SORE
TER NINE YEARS stand
Cofsd Letser from Mr.. W. J. Langlv. ef1
fm toansy NORTH Carolina. u. g., DIT ~
Der Jst, 1853. 81
" READ HIS OWN MoHn1
tR,-ltis not my wt4IB to bccome nofnS4sss<5
IS Letter written for the mere sake a.
70 that your Ointment cured me Of M
drul cutaneous diseases that flesh I
ltM1was considered by all who know rz
tnacn OF medicine. For nine years
VINE CT the most painful and srouh lie
| therleil to the lot of man ; and xfte s.
Mne mad ever heard of, L resigned ]
nc pelng cured hut friend bruught = =
lsots OF your Ointment, which cause - p
NJ 70 neal, and entirely regained my n
aG sr; surprise and delight, and 70 the
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A BAnn7
EN- NEARLY AT THE POINTOF bHA7
a Letter froU Mr.. r. DnraMt, Nsu Orfeeniz
Uembcr 9th, 1853. 49,
onAHo1IowAr, %, Corner Of Ann
seer, n. Dear Sir.-Itis with &
q I'd w., " iliio!Gs you that by thas So Is "a
ma MIS-, the liie g -. wiis11ks 6eS M q
styefs she had bad bisseast, wy.
VS., Got of a cancerous natnk1 " sos
| thou save her; she was fhex
/ Oentnd Pills, when in the e &
| ms. ty effected perfecI cure, ~ Iii
oiShlnew US. We obtained yoo15 1IeinoS
| M. Wight & Co., of Chartres street, New 0flel
| ithfrom g f.ote1 des Princes" Paris, althQD
| hsrin IT at New Orleans. before we finally left
| kfngt tina time yodr address atNew York
(Signed) r. DURANT5
PFshoafd be used conformity with the o.
msn 81 of the following cases:
Baes Lumbago Fistulas
Rates Chilb.ains Gout
Bui Chapped Hands Glanaulsr SH51
Rnn, Piles lipgs
Sea Stiff Joints Rheumatism
Soru, Skin-diseases Scurvy 4
Sor4 Wounds Ulcers
Sorts Contracted and Stiff Joints, etc et(
Salt Rheum.
sat the establishment of Professors 3oLLovr
80 Of Ann and Nassau Streets, New York alss
by fctable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine2
thre the United States, IN Boxes, at 81 9 cent
81 cd 81 so cents each. To be had wholesale a
theal Drug Houses in the Union.
s. ss''' considerable saving By taking the l'''|
directions for the guidance of patients in eve
ryi are affixed tocach Box.
say
ALLEN, Agent, Dubuque, Iowa.
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Try, OcT.H
Mr. Nelson. lat. Postmaster ot krrnsyilie,
VIII, was insj tie hear fp. bbiag the IN, !. esci-
ped last night by the aid oil a saw.anl rope,
lie was To have been triei this week
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25

AgGE aud Fresh assortmentof TE.fSs q
lived and fog sale low, by
ANDERSON &
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THE NEW INDIAN TREATY

The following are the boundary lines e
| tween the Chippewas of Ltke Superior an the
Chippewas OF the Mississ ppl, fixed BY tie
Treaty, made ard concluded at La Pnnte in
the States of Wisconsin. September 30.h,
lS54
Articles 1t The Chippewas ofLake S.,
perior, hereby ctGe to the United States all the
Lands herctoiore owned by them in Communion
with the Chippewa of the Miss. siopi, iyiny
Eas, Of the following boundry line, TO vii: Be-
ginning at int where The East branch OF
Snake River crosses the Southern boundary
line vi the Chippewa Country, running thence
up tie SAIL branch to its source, thence nearly
Nnrth in straight line to lie mou n OF East
SavaBnah River, thence up the ST Louis to the
East Swan River to its source-ihence IN n
straight line Ia the mos, westerly bend of YER
| million River, aud thence down tae Vermillion
River to its mouth-;hence in a direct line. 10
Cas- L1ke-t'ience down the Mississippi 10 the
Lands csdtd by treaty OF ASi2.
The Ckippssas of the Mississippi hereby
| assent and agree to the foregoing cession-and
in cons deraiion thereof, the Cnppewas Of Lake
Suprroc hereby rslinqish 10 The Chime IVA
at the Mississippi, all their interest in and claim
To the Lands heretofore owned BY them in
common, lyiag west of the above Boundary
Line.
ARTICLE Ssh provides as follows: 1t is acre I'd
between the ChIppewas OF Lake Superior and
the ChiPpewas OF the Mississippi, that the for
mer shall be entitled to two thirds-and the lat
ter to one third OF all benefits to be derived from
former Treaties existing prior to the year
1877
The above provisions are the only ones i the
Treaty above rrtened t, in any manner affect
ing tae Chippawas Of the Mississippi.
Giving under our hands at La Poipte in the
State OF Wisconsin, this Both day of Se.ttem
Der, one thousand eight hundred aud ftty-
fur.
Signed in presence Of
P Ii. BEAuLiER, Inspector
RICHARD Nj. SaiTH,
e.. II. BEAuLIER.
HENRY Z. GILBERT,
DAVID R, HERMAN ) Com
kon an dow -an-zo, Ole VIZ janice,
Wau.bn geek, Ott,w way,
Qne- we sln-ssh, Nav kawda. rbe
Naw> goh- Z gaw TO, KY way xe- guan>aw
Nav ge-gau-5o, Waw-5e-te goa.
hle-g@aw nee; Bi a-zhick,
Ga ,s-kay, Kaw-waY-kay ma s;s-cum
Ms reservation mentioned above is abou,
hall the area of the States of New York. and EN-.
braces al! the valuable pine regions of Mime.
sofa that Is SO much sought fr by the immense
emigration that is Row crowdng into that Ter
rltory.
Inc Commissioner appointed to conclude
reaty al La Poin'e, after having asse mbled the
indians from the different parts o. the Territory
found such conflicting interests to reconcile
among them that their object was near being
abandoned, owing likewise to the reluctance Of
the Mississippi bands to sell j3in'Iy with the
Lake Superior bands nnsl proposition was
made by I'll ,le-in the day II divide the coon
try and allow Lake ind ans to sail and there
upon the foregoing slipula,ious were entered
into s-lween his band and those .sslpying the
cedsd Territory
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louisville. DC

Gil Jno Aim publishes card s,st,ng that
6llibusrl.ing sxp.di ion which has been or
eAnizing here for some time past and nu,nb ring
u, 10 p. - .ns, has been disbandcd be, aase 81
stx want ~ funds.
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Soda Water.

MI undersigned are now pre- pared furnish this
delightful summer beverage in any quantities Bet
tied al as low prices be obtained in St ouls
aud warranted 10 be as good as any made ID liyered
by the dozen in any part of the city.
VAN DOREN & BELCHER
Dubuque, April "a, lest If Manufacturers
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W eho SttZens OF the United the
that for tho purpose of cuItivaiing TASTE fur
y, e as lntougnonushe co,ints, and~ifh the view
Q, enabling every family 20 bscos possessed OF gal
iery OF Engravfugs,
By the first Artists Of the Age
they have determined in order to create on extensive
sale or their Engrayngs, and thus not only give en-
ploynen To arsehuher Of artists and others buf IL
inspire among countrymen tas.e for WORKS Of arr
10 present 10 die purchasers OF their enprayiuos vhs,
250, 900 ot-slfan are sold, ~
2oo,opo GIFTS, of the actual con- of. Sf50. 900
Ea b purchaser of IA One Dollar Eneray,ng ,bers
ore, receves not only an engraving richly worth the
put also ticket which entities him to one Of the
Nfts hen they are distributed.
For FIVE noLLARs, a highly finished Enorav;n,
D,aulltnliy TAINTED IN OIL, and FIVE GIFT
NETS, will b.. sent; or FIVE DoLLARs' worth OF
sFhdeu Engravlngs he selected from the
tcspy OF the Catalogue, together with specimen Of
ths Engrayings, can be the office OF this
paHr. " '"''
~ each Dollar seat, Engraving actually worth
atsuAl, and Gift Ticket, viii Immediately he for
varied. - ~
AGENTS:
- subcommittee believing that the success of .h,s
uHEAANArioNAL U UNDERTAKING will be materially pro-
oeuy the energy and enterprise of INTEL ant
Agents, have Resolved to with such On
| the mo- liberal terms. q
| any frson wishing to become an Agent, by sending
/ Wostn pd 81, WILL RECEIVE by RETURN OF NAH, a
| auheDSit r Engraving, "GIFT TICKET,' Prospec-
Tvs a.aplogue aud all other necessary intorma tion
rye inal completion Of the sale the Gifts y III he
paced q Me hands ola COMMITTEE Of the PuRcHA.RRs
70 ep,rNRUTED, due notice of which will be given
'nSushag the United states and the Canadas.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25
b ston.Oet ~

y SUN, Ort ~.
tsv.ry~ Il. FINN, popular actor, died this
msrnin. in some part If Worc sier c.
Yesterday taso 0r three INCHES snow fell, and
many place IN n. II snow q u freely on Sua.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25

IB0aD Russian, ~ n0 Prisoners md l0,0n0
Gsns Captared-.fsnscAik.f @i 4 scattered
,rmAias refused to y4rstnder.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25
R1n..nr Me q Oct. l6.

The Rev Mr. B,'ueet, a Ro."an Ca holic
priest OF tn place was tarred aud feathered
aud ridden an ,a,l at Ellsworth, on Saturday
evening last. He had been previously threat
=. ned
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25

70 The following is good phrase, des-
cr'psive OF an easrge,i character: si ro,uwen
did not wait 10 strike until the iron w,s II,
ba, made il ho; by striking"