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oALHNpAk FoR le04.
buohan,s Aungarian Balsam |! |!

Buchan's Hungarian Balsam !!
,,N' {, 7AE 6RHA7 gE6LLSh .
Iak9 Z Reluedy lor ptotol al aud Pul.
Ssfe, 4, SSsf [sts lnoIaly Diseases, still stands
49, ISaAl az 4ss the most eEectlRl cuavj
" Nj ~ ~ II Tor !lless most Formidable come
sIsi \. a asT, known to tue civ,
~ riIeS sISies during sISgg, wh NJ.
only served merit inal parts
ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY
the ypTs OF Pulmonary dlaeaSei and TIE best cut
scn hat sS pCssb assI for wloopns couSa
n''"''Su SPLITTING OF BLOOD.
TINS fshtI O apr S Se S consumption s
sSS "i Eass S which Heals e sessd mo%S?SSe
ard es.oves THOSE Vital eans, tue lungs, to sound and
%'f 6i"'E 'S I ~ 'REMEMBER THIS. rn
Splitting q blood always arise toms ten tn
'fS'i59S PAIN IN TAE SIDE. ''t 5tF
This distressing symtom or consumption arlies from
Of saS JSS Or The " s "a called Tue
either case II isa very dangerous Indication o. disease
TIE cause ills symptom Should be removed AZ once
llpahalaiIy the UE0 ARIIk BkLsAN. p
? FsT ~ Liver COMPLAINT. nss2
In cases OF Consumption tbs yer Is always more or
less Affected and asO die spleen, Pieura anu small inteS
lines he effect " the Hungarian ialsan, In diseases
hc Liver unattended by consumption, sspeedlIy cured
WINTER COUGH. " .ss.a'
The harsh, dry backing winter cough, which ahiieis
m1sI 10 pSiiy aa.ote by tie BiisSm Itrsnoyos ali mort
bid mlsls and other foul mater mprovestkc digestive
organs, and mpars new life to the wan aud enaclued
s;steli. n .,a,,,,r,
BronShts dsG 0S sa.9ing s1rss SSeSh s
lection OF Ar leading on, the troaL % ts Lungs
t1 3 e i. S S Sss 81 T an IN
pl0S'p''T ftjISSIS sSISss ON THE LUNGS.
Tho HungaTiar BalsAm Is the only remedy which has
tho 10 Dissolve and cure TubercIes on the
lungs Incredible this s generally esteemed, we have
assertion That such Il l8 direct and Immediate effect ~
all where there ls no natural gaie deec III iaet
or ~ SsSss 1St 10 Boldly declares
viii cure Tubc cuIous disease. and confidently Aoei's
'Fl'l n '"1 worst DETERIORATION.
Free RxpectoiatUn is the most Important object 10 be
ottepts TO cure diseases Of tho Chest aud
WIZ hungarian Halsan is Great Rxpectoiant ltds'
solves tic morbid diseased matter IN the air
ess sabsn nee, 10 thin iiud ard throws ton with tho
greatest p1ssibe ease aud comort TO tile paent rhele
NO beter medicine in the world, fits expeeorant qua
w ~. = 80 sOH''1' ssiPSAsMoDIo ASTHMA.
Simple srasnode Asthma has no belize IcIneIy thsn
SStIon Witch resists almost else Yields e The
ali powerful Influence oil this great remedy as feadIIyat
s'Ft w G0NsUMPT llE; lo,t
b: sssi Bsa@ By
prod moi sl!lnlilbgs but sFPaHft9n ~. ~. ,,,,
5 bfs ISs asis assSs9
certain emasIauon and HE
SS Sso5Ss sStSs aHI1 .i
sustained BY pool from all parts OF the
county ~, ~ ,BESwIsE, TO DAY, 20 ia
Delay In any case Of oons1apliye tendency r. empa
eaily bealh, under al Ordinary treatment hnesa'
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s0oogiNaI Aeel6EaF q he aaasl rs fdlates that

~ c. M n IN, ~ fSflIij n u - q =
,se. s1uzsste Ielates mat
p90l ns'ss ~, .Ine daughter Of MT
wye ~ wheeling while
Sslns oFSt iron 81 lhe ph@nix ta.
t'"' syN Mass1 PpIDPi han'het cIolhlng tWls.s
uSYS alla sl p herself whtled rolnd
WA un" sne. pg ~! hs e.. seieeus a''aoep me
~ y, ~ ~ spe EpslaesF, " men lps slspay g9.l
cnlla was alseoyssea 'ne .asll
'. s'opeiu sau .us
o.p cut loose tom iheshalt' Ine ny we glFps
lestbuused and injured in o,her respects very Sc.
tiblisy Tle child isa very interesting, spfishtly
girl, obou\seyen years old. ss
as.5liBI w - ~ 10 az,
=, Is IN
@i,ifthe PSnisylyanla GENITAL RniI6al, il seems
haSe col into VRcItIes AMI Inc work M "a sion.
ped, A4isi4pi,i'S a, !. I,.s, !. : :
iitva ain Az SLov, ~ ! III pL,,. .,,.,. 4 ~.
I, VI 49, NY w t"e 'u'lHus'pHia Da'Y
Ne'es, 9t ~ Iae dale. we ptesume his informs =
ton was DERIVED from tile publication recently
mSda mona lf1Ia .n. \. n, M. Il..,., ~.
49,. ,"e pspe,s o'g''s OO'oUgn' no no
"e" 0o JUN Ve pNpllShsu lnst would more directly
effect tie intetslS CT The credit az tile EennRell
Railroad talroad iva are,y lal 10 state /. Lowsve.
,Eo, ~, Z, : : ~
t"et he'nplelq toau has not been
o, that twill moi I've, Owing
10 recent reduction Of wages, many oI;tbe labor.
.rs mad. sl,ke anil in ~. ~, ~ !, ~,
$3.50, o., ~" .Vey' ugSs ~ "nO"'
"ase eIuIhea es we have ese-
Where slated at lS reduced rates. This Is the only
Hdffcul,yi" and as The citizens of Philadelpha
a.. n,,,y,,.I Z ,a I, /, .'s
, w w o. lnl'stoad' we nope
oullE|shu rIanpsAp BWsll inIorm hen that The
work on tie Hempfed has moi STONED. ,n--
IPdshineton Gonnon,b,9l,b va
IL = - ts t'ts
junox c,xp,n. ..c6rscT Il, d., ,.
W. ,h'' i.i' N
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1.-THE INTELLIGENCER OF
pr q has been removed from Water
! rrS to M'Afee's new buildings, corner
s e. Main and Quincy streets, oneisquare
S 9. the Post Office, one square from the
I p1oo;lroad Depot, and one square from the
Steamboat Landing. n
''. SSPEntrance from Quincy street,
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EMEDICAIl
Pure Vegetable tlattaact.
DIR, Mi0RSES3S IyYIG0R TING
.a.s, J. \. a.ss GO RID u
gHENoAisN ON M MEDICINE.
III ehlIh restored and iife heightened ~

I b ~ s.s'N slN-VEGlplEAll
Al I4sN NOME n ON M MEDICINE
\ III ealiE fsstsrsd and iifS isas,hshsd b.
I'M if fa T osz NOR ELIXIR OR CORDIAL.
tist should restore he
v Us ana musculaI yslens dtSWbpek otsIb.
sequst osln!le, wIeh SLIM ans ,oaies ID ,sr
COLES had heretofore eltailed Ihdt hsl tst
Hl s asseris q IL stony
Most sstlnSsssa nsllssr q lhs
disisu ishslass ysIian, &elIsnia s1a stayser;.,
Tho ilces b, cvCenised iaeolnlliled With
snlIs he 1hea,d Oh Ills 9. any county.
Ss 1V s..i aS
abucus ME pubic oGsli deceived sYIS net ssre lie
simple ane sublime trutis BY Ne
5 III e. sl1ss ssa II
doubts. lN kDl LII y ls o thk Hko NiroyenSsa
o. ~ Ne ey.
arisng nom tsyss OF is yatons Which
S Y ssS; Sc Ss sR il;sa iS
2. ~ eoa, = o. ny AZ
si ne sssss IF pssss:
ws Is s Any e 30 c
@ Ss 4e SS SGS % s e sy
I'd yoath, tie otsr Worn d se u
s dOP, Sess e @ I q.
ia ia,sasi a,a rtisi osi III sss 81 tGis
.s p aSsSss
perhaps, who have so trfed Will their that
.S ,h s.s as H. s.,!
Fis, Thou! ItleIel,ee eeAuseS, and will uol Vly is
R PIGiS jill d. Tlis BROKEN CONSTITUTION.
eases. AMI he toris Of nervous tss Ss 50 NJ,
s sISTi 1os Sss iSs Ss
howe may be en!meIhted Wis tle dolo.
ss dss spat s'S
StSIss & 81. os s
VIII sSii. sS Iesi % a, stS
ken sleep ann terrifying d. 70 remain nOhe
az isf sod SsiSS SssaS u
Gsacy 70 iuiseaf snasisiiod AID cong ow.
lug out OF trc OF barlen
ness tst does qoI lhe
rormiuoaoL ., lsie,. diseases i.syettsa
81. MO RsS q lNYis DRAWING ELIXIR
cheney ,irfssaarty Will aud AMI
S only .; a.., 'ss q iss.i0 "
that al naladles whee. er they i lie ter
yous sSste, and at ts laIslI zApn q Tie ipf
tat ior every knl VI ne yous dsease the ht Cor
dial Is ts SnlE g n y
No language eaieonyey adequSte lea OF lie Immedl
ate and almost ehsuEs which IL do
ef broken down BY excess weak by ustGIs or ,siied
ny TIE blsllue anu lehAsu olgAp1aiIy - lat
Ry d srsCas ilssss ya I'D 1 on
IsIsl rsr AZ !hs o.
~ normal suion We'll may lie Iepa Ian hs sso
I'd Inc - - " sss''-
'N" MRnICiNAt yvONnER
~ m. eSn,y ssibs m, ,,,.mls. 49,.
" nv h a man
sios s n. soIos spose 10 nave mo- % s
sTl LAM. THAT ENTAIL mo pa Tl0N
- sa y HS sJse WIFI a.
County, sN ~ vJ oASl.
ese 9liel aud y may wen ssia y teI
70 sSt y SalS ol 49,, tns Is ~ hM
he EAiI ~ ~ W.Ious
KY ts w ull ile
1emoye doprssios eSesnsn uiIsser ~
dislike 81 society espse for s1pds0
fsLOSS or MEMORY {sy2
torir.on yiadi,e "a ns "A bIooj 10 tIs hs,s ~
H. eilIS isby hystcia wet t,onSl9ss y,
lin - Tivssbts "
nssss se,e al ny you ~
hStr ~ seel, disenses ineien 10 enaes ia Ia
~ onosslins functions, hysteiS, mobonsnla vssGs mf
sss toni YER cause arSIls, II h n tee M s ~
,c. ~ he useei on hn,a,
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PHTNTING.i

/, oa;ce, since our removal to new quart.
0ut'UV - enlarged, aud improved w the adii.
tt b,'~ m,edals. lnselectlpg oliE@aterials
ton Of %s >. ri,, the fSshionsof the day and TIE
rskesp J, ne public, AMI by adding aswe are
dsmaO',,'%a ius, new and fashionable styles Of
eOnst'a'g, ,sOd,nent whenever thereais an i'm.
UPs" an the orl, our job oface has been e&-
Pr0,,.o one Il The largest aud best in The west.
P''deu INV no pets ms but The lest worknieh, and
NssD, I.,GlIy solicit business men, and all 9th
i..,e C@ds, Circulars, BillIleads, Bills of
tsH'S plank checks, Handbills, Steambootb' lls'
L'o'' 9,.,, or any other description Of Letter
F''pP[ pdnti,g, 10 give US call, feeling assured
r's'' ran render perfect satisfaction both in the
We ". and priees Of our wotks Z. .... e,.
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I. I. ~. 500, 600 Worth
y R &c ana Personal Estate for the People.

=. " y
81 Real ana Personal Estate for the People.
MAuSlRIcEST EETERrRlsg. LIBERAL, EQUITABLE
r y, U 99Fr AND cgRTAH. io
.WhA ute ggncfreotype EnteFpriselll
III II. wHfrsHURsTlsSd decided 10 Tnstsesin trust
for the benefit OF the Shareholders in the above ell
worth OF zeal and etspna Alto, 70 be
possible date, altsI ie sale OF the shares Tie eeE-
which entities the holder 10 egulta.
bic share In thbwitl iSnNd magnificent eoleelIonOl
real aud ersooal property alaO. % OF whiielrPs
S3Wold Fair Piemunl DaSuerreoy ofseTor friend
q any dime wIeii when the Represented al Oh
~ 'i - NY irRUs CRRs. ~. s,8i. i, :,
g. Fl. Kirk and Wm, n Riley Washinston, b. o
r., ~ }sl l''ti GALlERi BIS Y s. l9t los
r %AsiiifSaTG;N, b u I, Ps6hSyi Avenue. i.
RlcH Jon D, Va. ~ Maitl street, 4. !, < n
%S 5kEFFdEs! Ss sla F'''''s'll' street
3iSSsSS$!l d sssI, =! s,,.,,,
g Ss as s. Me- q ~ A. %ssSi
DO. CoLtiss X Co.'s d StLgstIlt y I =
PAISd' sHt p G sss aa S9 sS,"a'
s,,.,. Z, ,s..i, Mass, collins BplldIlSs, L. ), y.
one spsadid three Story brick House and Iotin
from Frederick al : J, 800 $3.50 900
one House eai loyla isorge,Gwa. .. 9. oathc -,
oss elegant l liess ana tot Wilmington. D.
on essas House ard Loln washington, ID q. ~
One ito ss AMI Lot lin Portsmouth,, Va, on Court -,
Two Lots !" Gs serge D. con second stree,
one Iei @ssn!nston II. ocnssycntn 81
F iSS s spissdd Cold isysr M.,ehs.s, 500 81
Twenty six massive Silver pltsheIsat SSgS S S9S
Fourteen Diamond Rings at y 1000 ssl
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WlNnRR lGnnGH.

WINTER COUGH. s. Z. X. ~
Tic harsh dry, backing winter cough which afhcis
OLD PEOPLE, and iDYadS In low Stdte OF health, is
most happily aheote by tile Bisum tremoyos all mort
bid mss and other foul m1tlerI Improves Tic digestive
organs, and mparts new life TO the wan aud enaciuted
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es.7as cotSis, Yut 70. htsAiy t0neentrat'i, PHI
5stleS. ...,.l -. - -. ~. s..,.S "a
1899 " H. IL. RING PTopTlelof, " ~
| -. 81 lSa stoadsiy; New Ysts'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
wITHDRAWA AZ FROM THE COALITION
Il AGAINST THRo WING IN TRAININGS
6aAsAnsuTRiNGElsi

tltEtl Ll9AACsRltANtAsAss Z. u a, ~.
NM ITiDRdtR from this day name IRON we coal
llol throw sna WI
Ina cad OF the lnrner common cotton Ne
same time ho Caefs Ia t the hanhsoIpes
largest and Cheapes stock Of Dry Goods ever
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Y CAUTION EXTRA. .nt
Also observe promlssory Note with He proriietoiA
written siSnatuIe every genuine bottle
lnvgorang Cordial. ~ yit 80.
To eounlerEet which 10 foreeTy, ~ 81 "a ~, - -
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~ q NOTICE-EXTRA,. t1f
I4SAViNC been East ana selected the most splendid
III lots or marble ever brought 70 this mai want
ali my eds 10 call lmpedisteiy and leave Their ORDERS
iIayins nircissed largely will hnlsh up work In the
latest and most approved styles and attn
w i.1S ana no mistake III. j. RoHAN..
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-29

SoAtfEN
The Convention met on the 22d March, pur.
suant 10 puoiic notice at the Court House.
The house was called TO order by j. w. Penn,
ON whose 1iolion Clark Bliss was called to the
Chair, AM A. X. Eaton, appointed Secretary.
The char then addressed the Convention briefly
and to the point
On lotion of J. w. Penn, S. l.. Dickson and
Lawson Roe were appointed a Committee on
CREDENTIALS.
4 call was made upon J. r. Jones, Of Colony
who addressed the House in his usual happy
ls'yle.
The Committee on Credentials made the fol-
lowing report which was received and concurr-
ed in:
That all reported delegates should have seats
and that those present from other Townships
should be admitted as delegates, which inc uded
all the Townships except North Fork and York
On motion the Convention proceeded 10 bal.
lot for candidate for School Fund Comms-
sioner. Peter Case having received majority
OF the votes was declared duly nominated
On motion j. A. Hook r, A. J Lowe, p. G.
Balslnger,J w. Penn and A. K Eaton, were
appointed Committee to report Resolutions ex-
presslve of the sense of Convention who re
ported the following which were adoped:
| Resolved, That we fully endorse the resolu-
I ons adopted by the last County Convention oil
| this Co., approving OF the National and 5 tate
| admins rations and of our Democ attic delega
ton III Congress, that they deserve The entire
! confidence OF the Democracy for their adherei C
To democratic principles aud for their ability un-
| iring energy and devotion to the interest of the
State and the Union
| Resolved, That the Democratic State Tickle,
meets our hearty approval, that Curtis Bates, is
an old citizen, distinguished man and true
democrat, that wlih such a standard bearer we
have nothing to fear.
That George w. McClea:y, J. l., Sharp
M. l.. Norris ID. &. Cloud and James ID Eads
have earned a reputation deserving the respec.
| TIVE positions to which their fellow democrat.
| have assigned them
That while the children Of Iowa are about tc
loose their special guardian, Col Benton, the
reputation If DR.. Eads, among Ii numerou,
| Trends, assure them of that continued exertlor
due To the cause of education
On motion the proceedings of this meeting
| were ordered to be forwarded 10 the Miners
Express tor publication.
| On motion the Convention adjourned
CLARK BLISS,
Chairman.
A. (. EAroN,
! Secretory.
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important Educational Notice.

yGNHE FEMALE Coiieg.atc END N"r~a l"Siitste
/ of Dubuque will be opened on the first Monday
in May twill be under the charge OF four fe-
male Profes from the East, who Fave been chosen
for their experience, high character, and eminent
au alIfca lions teachers. Assistants viii he en-
ployed as occasion may require. All the branches OF
a usefuI and finished Education VIII be taught. "a
IS NAV condent, in the assurance that their
daughters will have facilities for acquiring an educ
ton in this Institution equal to those OF any other,
either in The East or West.
Further PARTICULARS hereafter.
y.DYER, Pres. Board of Trustees.
March 81, 1854. dawtmaI
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zee and settle IN Iowa. hut Iworld n


-, because our la rs forbid their being brou
INTO that STATE; and, second, because |
unwilling To infict so great an injury upl
any community as knew it would be. i
Now, what will be the practical operathn
this bill? will tell my friend from MsAuri
Mr.. ATCHIsos,] and his Constituents, wAatH
in my opinion, it will be. 1t will free seytkN
hundred Missouri and Arkansas negroes, jus +
certain as Kansas and Nebraska are in prass
unity to those Safes The owners of property
everywhere are timid upon the point Of It's Ioss
You rarely find man, the owner of slaves,
ready to dash in among a new community like
that which will people K snsas and Nebraska.
There will be quite an emigration from Missouri
aud Arkansas to these Territories, but in the
main 1t VIII be that class of citizens gio are in
needy circumstances, and own no slaves There
may be a few persons in those States owuuU
slaves who will emgrate tn the ropo ed Fern
tories, taking family servants 10 whom they are
attached; nothing, however, but splenJid
town site or water privilege can induce such to
do SO. They wall probably be iaken, under an
Arrangement with their owners, TO serve g Civ
en- number OF years and receive their freedom:
when, from the cheapness of llnd, these blacks
may become owners of small tracts, upon
which they may raise enough t. cary them
selves or their pos erity t. Africa, where alone
| they can 1--we terms of social equality. II
| The Abol tionisrs were sincere. they wouc be
| tn best friends OF ,hs measure, because its
| effect will probably be, as have before said,
| to free several hundred negroes and their pos
/ terity who must otherwise remain in perpetual
| bondage
| Mr.. President, the Senators from Massachu-
set,s and Texas, fMessrs EVERETT and HoUs.
TONI for whom | have the most profound res
/ pect, in their speeches against this BILL invoked
all the sympathies that naturally felt for the
fate oil tina fast fading race, over whose unbsrl
ed bones. in the Older portion Of our Republic
its people are daily walking yield TO no mar
in a just and proper appreciation of the right.
of the aboriginal inhabitants of that country
But those rights, think, amply guarded i
not invoke the ingenuity aud experience o
that Senator who is best Informed on this sub
Jet to protect them, and preserve inviolaie tie
faith Of treaties. But further than TINS, 1. saj
of this race, | have said Of the African, it j
the decree of AHghty God that the lndal
shall give way TO the Anglo Saxon, and tina
that philanthropy which blubbprs over it is sick
ly indeed In our onward course we are bp
> pursuing the example set us by the PIlgin
fathers. These pious and most excelleR ol,
gentlemen, if have read Alright some portion
I of their history, that Massachusetts, vas God
country, that His country the inherltanc,
of His children, and that they wsre the Lord
children; and acting upon lha principle GU
nation has been peopied.
(TOB Re CoNT-Supr
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Sale Of Real Estale.

PURSUANT to a decree of the District Court of Du-
buqus County, rendered at the October term, AID.
1885, shall proceed to sell at tie front door Of the
Court House OF SAID County, Monday the 3rd day Of
April next, all The interest of Thomas and Margaret
Bevans, and Martha, James, and Mary Ann Bevans,
FAINT children Of Thomas Bevans decd, in and TO the
eight 1857 north Of range two (2 east OF the 5th
?. NJ, upon the following $500 90 dollars cash
in hand, the remainder in Two equal payments, pay
able in year, and the other in two years from day of
sale, each bearing interest from date at the rate of ten
per cent. per annum RICHARD WALLER, Com'r.
Dubuque, March 8. 1854. ma NV
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THE WORLD INVITED.
A. L. EAToN,
Secretory

At the Banquet OF Dry Goods beng received a,
the Empire Cheap The latest patterns of Dress
Goods, rich Cashmere Shawls House Furnishing
Goods, Sheengs, shirtngs, Linens, Cheeks, Prints,
&C., &c, at the small advance prices. Now is the
time, selling cheap New Goods will be re
ceived weekly during the Corner OF 2nd and
Main streets.
JAS. FL. RUSS ELL.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The Dubuque Savings Bank will pay an interest dvi-
dend TO its deposors the LIST April next at the rate
of Ten per cent psr angs for this six months ending
March 81 Interest uncalled for will be credited deposi
tors as principal >. yESUP CoMr
N,rcb 81 1854 dI0w2*
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INV ADVERTISEMENTS.
No,;ce of Sale Of Real Estate.

TIME Public are hereby notified that by order OF the
i County Court OF Dabuque County, Iowa, made at
its March FERN 1851, all the right, tit and Inter
/ OF Jun $ Barton, decd and 10 the following de-
ssribetReaI Estate wit The south west quarter OF
quarter of section fourteen l4) IN town
six 1867 North of range two, ~ west OF the
81 princ,p,i meridian, will be sold for the payment OF
ebts of sand deceased al Public Auction, upon the fol-
owing terms, to wit: All in good and Lawful money,
TO be paid on the delivery OF the Deed OF sale Ihat
said sale will take place the premises at noon on the
2Dth DAY of April. a 1854.
MARGAkEr BARTON, Adm'rs of
and DAVID BEATTY, SAID Estate.
Dubuoue. March %, 1854. mr29W2
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.

ANUTTfER SCIE.NIIE1C WONDEft.
IMPORTANT TO DISPEPTlCS.-D Dr. J. s. Houghton's
Pepsin, the Digestive Fluid, Gastric Juice, pre-
afed from Rennet, the Fourth Stomach OF the OK
after directions of Baron Lebg the great Physologic
al Chemist, by j. :. Houghon, NJ. d. Philadelphia Pa
This truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion, Dys-
p psIa, jaundce, Liver Complaint, Constipation and
Debility, curing Nature owl Method by Natures
own Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
scientific evidence oiits value, furnished by AGO.
.s-. among meui,ai announcements,
A. GILLESPIE, Agent.
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SPRING TRADE, 1854.
Clafin, Allen g. Stinde,
Wholesale Dealers in Boots and Shoes

Whoissale Dealers in Boots and Shoes
No. 80, (Old No. S4,) Main street,
-r- ,r,n,s ST Or Louis iiszH Ne fade v.a nav, ~
n store large and full assortment OF goods in theiI
line embracing every variety OF quality and style de-
manded by the trade of this region.
Their goods having been manufactured and select
ed h care and under every advantage possessed by
any other house, they solicit an examination OF their
stock by purchasers, fearing no competition in quality
Of stock or prices.
ST. Louis, Feb. ~, 1854
Dubuque, Feb. Is, 1854
Having been customer of this house for IL
continuous wears take pleasure in advising merchants
te Give them a trial NJ. LANGN GRITTY.
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A CARD.

n OhhD.
Since the Projectors Laboratory engagements
he is able fill his numerous orders for LYos's KATH.
AKRON, without delay. This peerless and immensely
popular article for goratins and beauty ing the
sold by every druggist throughout North and South
Americs, Europe and he isles the No article
any kind ever obtained 80 extensive sale in all parts
of the world.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-29
Proposals for Indian Provisions
for $50.

1OF 1904.
MiSNEsorA SUPERINTENDENT
st. Paul, Feb. 2lst, 1854.
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this office
- until u O'Clock, NJ of the 4th OF April next for fur
nshng and delivering the following provisions to the
Sioux Indians under the treaty OF 1887 viz:
Superfne Flour 10 the amount of $4,000
Mess Pork do 900
Hogs Lard in kegs do COO
White shelled in sacks do 900
These provisions 10 be delivered OF before the
second day niay the landing al ST. Pau,
their Agent subject IT, inspection at the place of dev
dsnteresed persons be selected By the said
Agent and the contractor contractors.
Bidders will offer in separate bids for each article
Good and sufficient security will be required for the
performance of their TO b. entered upon, and
the bidders will in their proposals the persons
they will offer security and thessurety of such bid
der, shall sign and transmit with each bid. guaranty
in this form:
The undersigned IN dertake that if the bid Of
- for Indian supplies, be accepted by the Super
intenent of Indian affairg the bidder shall be
the 18th uf April next. enter into the bond required
perform the SAID contract AT the rate OF his their
bids, with good and sufficient surcties.
The reserves the right TO set the pro
posa side, should they be deemed gil.
Bids must be endorsed Proposals Tor Indian Provi-
siuns under siux treaty of 1887 % and addressed
w. A GORMAN,
Gov. and Elk OF. Sup. Ind. Affs.
March 18th, 1854. dawlm