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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-13

The Cdthollcon SurpdSSeS Otutf
certa less expensive and leaving the system In
better condition, Let all interested call and Obtain
pamphlet (free) containing ample proof, from the most
respectable sources, of the beneficial results OF ITS use
together with letters from highly experienced fhysI
cans who have used in their practice land speakrom
their own observ atoms.
RErERENcEs-P b Peckbam, MD, Utica,
l. d Fleming, NJ ID, Rochester, Y; NJ Mills, M ID
Rochester, NY Foote, ID, syracuse,
Prof Dunbar, d, Baltimore, Md Orrick, NJ ID,
Baltimore, Md w w Reese. ID, New York City
w Prescott, ID, Concord, II !; Newland, ID.
Utica: Rev.CS Beard, Glenn Springs, s e.
Letter addressed to Msssrs Beach Bropnson 8geats al
Nepbury, C II, C, by Rec Beard Of same State
GLENN SPRINGS, Jan. 9th 1883.
MEssRs. BEACH & BRowNsoN-SIRs: send for an
other bottle of your Marchsis Uterine Catholicoa
My wife has been afflicted for eleven years, aud var'
ETY. of has been resorted to for relief but none
was obtained until received this medicine from 20
Its influence seems almost magical: there was mani
fest Improvement from the day twas taken.
As there are great many females in our country
labOring under the affection for which your medicine
proposes remedy, feel duty to recommend it 70
all such. (Signed) CLoUGH 5. BEARD.
Pamphlets to be had gratis at the store of TIMOTHY
MASON, Agent, Druggist. Dubuque, Iowa. Also, sold
by G Harding & Co, Delhi Lewis 4 Graham, Belle
vue, e l. Crockwe, Anamosa, Frank NTH & Co
Clayton DR.. Eastman Platteville, Ill.
J. Ii. MARCHISl & Co., Propretors.
Central Depot, 3O4 Broadway. Ny
March % 1854.
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af)rrklq Hliufr5' Grqrfss.
puRrlsuEp EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING.
nv WI. IL. MERRITT.

p. n.,,v ExpRgss will be furnished to weekly su
c,,Lers at TEN CE per week, payable to the
GU Saturday morn,at,..
Wee XIV on the most reasonable terms - m,
III. WEEKLY EXPRESS will contain rhe
stest political and miscellaneous viii
i,mestic The recent improvements IN our onue WI,
snabe us t. give as much reading matter IN ue w
as can be found in any other paper OF ITS size 'h VI"
Terms of the Weekly. :, -,
ONE pOI,I,AW 4 FIFTY CTS per annum' III au
vance and 80 il not paid in advance. un, =, ,hs
No subscription will be d'scoh.'nusa, s are maid
,ption of the publishers until all arrearages are p
To Clubs--As an ndueemsnt TO ciuos' w
make the following reduction: e Ten
Three copies, per annunl, 81 shA e'fes' -
copies Sill Fourteen copies, $l4 San, a,
Where \ club of six ten fourteen copies are ssh an
ira esns will be sent To the person whs mikes UP is
.nh Orders from cluts must be invariably accompanies
BY the cash. ,,,N,r,N.,
ROCK AND JOB PRINTING,
or EVERY DEscRIrrIOs, executed WIN accuracy n.a
mi dsna,ch ON terms as reasonable as at any other
ntabli shnent the state
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I S53. lSj
FARE REDUCED.
Great Central Route.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

MICHIGAN CENTRAL
sf5i;;;....I.s
MR IN H@~@A HDe
The oldest, best finished and most eOmfortabl,
Route to Buffalo, Albany, N. York T. Boston.
TWO TRAINS DAY.
The Central Road is Iaid with heavy T Rail, and rs
the smeohest and best Railroad in the United States.
MORNING EXPRESS
Leaves Chicago daily Sundays excepted) at O'Clock
connecting at Detroit with Steamers
KEYSTONE Stare, Capt Richards, Mondays & Thursdays
NIAGARA, Capt Miller, Tuesdays and Fridays
QUEEN CRY, Capt. Wilkins " ednesdays and Saturdays
For Dunkirk, through without Landings; connecting with
l2 O'Clock p. Express, arriving in New York next
morning. Also, with Steamers CLEVELAND and MAY
QUEEN for Cleveland, connecting with Morning Trains
for Pittsburgh Wheeling Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington. Also, for Columbus and Cincinnati. Also
with Lake Shore Railroad for Dunkirk bnd Buffalo.
EVENING TELEGRAPH EXPRESSES
Leave Chicago Daily at O'Clock P NJ.
This Train is furnished with large oomy Sleeping Car,
luxury that not found other Railroad in the
West connecting Detroit with the splendid North Shore
Line OF Steamers
MAYrLowER Capt Willoughby, Mondays and THURSDAYS
OCEAN, Capt. Stannard, Tuesdays and Fridays;
BUCKEYE STATE, Capt. Imson, Wednesdays Saturdays
For Buffalo, through without landing; connecting witt
first Lightning Express Trains for New York. arriving in
New York evening. Also, with Steamer Bay CT
for Sandusky, connecting with Mansfield Railroad TO
Newark, GAINESVILLE and Columbus. Also, with Mad Rive
Railroad for Springfield, Dayton and Cincinnati.
RyPassengers taking this Line will find it the mostcom
Portable and best regulated Road in the Union and
make the connections above stated.
Q Through Tickets can be had at the General Stage
Office, GaleRa.
S. B. FORBES, 4eent, t,alena.
C. G. HAMMOND, General Ag't, Chicagoi
THO'S w. HECOX, Agent, Dubuque, Iowa.
June 18th. 1853. daw II
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THE LEGISLATURE.

We ssc' enabled from the returns before y,
10 state the accurate numerical majorties il
both Houses OF the Legislature.
The House sands 40 Wings to 80 Tenn
ocrats, giving the opposition a majority Of ten
and the Senate Is Democrats to Is Whigs
giving US = majority Of one.
There are so many different shades If pol
itical complexion in this august body, that theis
action during the coming session, especially ID
rela ion to the IL ction Of dgnitarrs. will doubt
less possess varied and exciting interest.
We shall publish . list OF Representatives
and senators elect, next week, and the oficia
abstract Of returns a. soon as they can be re.
ceived. As tits, we ar not prepared To estimate
the vote for Auditor until they are all in Cap
Reporter 9th inst.
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Mount Pleasant, or Sul1ivan's
Addition to Duhu0ue.

ER. NJ. J.SULTlVAN, has lain off his healthy ana
wi Picturesque Tract or Land the HILL, nearth he
Residence of Hon. GEO. w. JoNEs into lots OF On
HALF to THREE QUARTERS of an ACRE each
The situation commands delightful view OF the sur
rounding country, and is far removed from the mas
matte influences Ofthe river that Doctors visits WIFI
few and far between There two never failing
Springs the Plat, and good well water can be had
on any Lot depth of Fifteen Feet severaIlots are
pready by ofthe best Dubuque
and as they designed for the suburban residences
respectable persons only it is that appica
ton be made soon to CHAS. COOKERY. Agent.
NJ g. Plat slewin the number and contents of each
ot NAV be seen at the AGENTS office. FJune7-dtf
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S ] L A NJ T E E r Y
At nJIRIJnIIE

THE UNDERSIGNED would inform the Travelin
Public, that the Splendid New Sic Ferry Boat
U IA H
hasths day commenced her rcguIartrIps, to be made
very hafhouracross the Mississippi the Lower Fer
ny at Dubuque.
w. will cross any numberofT EAMS that will come,
LET THE WEATHER BE WHAT 1T MAY, WILL RUN Al
NIGHTS if there IS bus ness to do.
Our charges reasonable any other Ferry OF
he Upper Mississippi. Everything that Californans NAV
want by way of be had atthe prices in
Dubuque-the City being literally crammed with such ar
tices as Caliornians want.
NJ b. Recollect, that the STEAMER is at the Lower
Ferry opposite the City, and NOT Eagle Point nab
that high winds wino, at any time, prevent the odta
from crossing is often the with Horse Beats
March 30:h 52-dwy.
C.GREGOIRE & Co
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New York. Sent.

Nissa s8 49, new 0rk, sept. q.
The muSkets that were on board the bark
Grape Shoi, have been re-shipped on the bark
ce'harin- Augusta, now lying at enc Of the
North River dock The same vessel has AIKEN
aboard considerable quantity Of powder and a
ssspply Of coal
: The screw steamer franklin his been pur-
.sSs@d Epr IS 1909 by the parties concerned in
' ms SSharine Augusta The is now undergoing
fit her on. for vessel Of war AS
s...... = Schangcs are complete, rhe two
'..,..",' .,' =. ON the next expedition, for
VIZ" ny = .ae probably To some point
pic, =. '"o
rhs Post saysh Il ruro>s a., r.a.,
Alvraz i N sl,r city; and that 6e~ss :, .hs ~,
l5m pf tlac abavc movement. e w.
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DisoRAcEFUL ACT AT SALEM.-We are no
apologists for slavery, but at the same time we
d, sp Sc rowdyism aud blackguardism when
used by fanatics in their rash aud illegal efforts
10 carry out their mistaken notions Of philan
thropy
Yesterday, when the cars arrived at Salem,
in Columbia county, from Pittsburgh, a crowd
had gathered at the depot, dispatch from
Pittsburgh having informed them that slave
girl was on board under charge Of her nas'er
aud mistress. When the cars stopped big
negro stepped into them, and accostiag the girl,
asked her il she was slave. She made no
Thereup,n the black ruffian seized her,
end she clinging to her mistress neck, begged
most piteousiy not to be torn away; but the
the black fellow violently tore her away, and
in effort bruised the l4dy's neck severely, and
carried the child ont Of the car on one arm, and
fourished revolver in the other hand, amid the
plaudits Of the excited crowd.
The master OH child was not just then in
the car, and upon hearing of the rescue offered
10 60 before any officer aud execute free papers,
il The girl wished To b. free, leaving the mstter
10 the girl. But the NAB would listen TO no
such thing. The child's screams were heard
above, the tumut begging 10 60 back, so tina,
she could again he. mother, who longs
10 the same owner.
The life nf The owner vas threatened, and he
dared not to remain over, but went on in the
cifs 10 carry gries 10 the mother Of the girl.
This is an on rage and the people of olum.
bilns owe il TO themselves TO wipe out the
stain.
Tho long hired trainless T. G. Burlcigh
was on hand, and made a harangue to the crowd
IClevnland Herald, Aug. 20.
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1.-THE cry is-StiU they come"
SHAKESPEARE.
F. J. CROMER,
0f tho CPvSinu Sim DIES.
BEEBEE e. DAVIS.

n EAL ESTATE and Commission Agents, General
IL News Agents for the principal Daily & Weekly
Newspapers Magazines throughout u. s. intelligence
Office for Obtaining Clerks, Mechanics, Laborers &c,
TOR the Employer situations tor the Employee General
Patent A gents. Money loaned good security Debts
Collected and all other Business appertainng to the
above All other Business entrusted to will be
attended to with promptness and despatch.
Sub scripons received for the Daily and Weekly Ex-
press Office Main street between 5th & 9th street, Du
buque Iowa.
Dubuque June Doth 1854 DIT.
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bd'ttm0fe, sept
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows re Assem-
bled this morning and elected the following
officers FER the ensuing year:
Wm M. Ellison Of Mass, Grand Sire.
G. w. Race OF La Deputy Grand Sire.
JAS l. Ridgrly, Grand Corresponding Sec
resary. go
The new constitution will be taken up this
afternoOn
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and the undivided half Of Lot No Y &C. containing
65 2 acres of first TIMBER The above land is stu
ated near Ekader, in Clayton county. Also, the s w
quarter of quarter of %, town north FRANCE
3 east situated near Andrew, Jackson county. Also,
the quarter Of the quarter and the south hall
ofthe w quarter of a. township 80, range east
of the 5th NJ situated miles north of the city of D
buque For further particulars inquire of the subscribers
GEO. w. BURTON & co.
Uac. q lH53 da,rff
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CoNsr.nacv.-Several Of the engineers on
the Rock Island Railroad have been arrested
On the charge Of conspiracy, and held to bail
in the sum Of $500 aud 1000
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A Cure for ALI!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

Citizens Of the Union,-
You have done me the honor with one voice
from end Of the Union tie other stamp the char
acter of my Ointment with your appreciation sscarce
ly two years since made il known among you. and al
ready it has obtained celebrity than any other Med
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
30, Corner Of Ann and Nassau Streets, Now York
ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS
AFTER NINE YEARS STANDING.
cosy e Letter from NJ, Lsng'y Of n s.
Yads'" County "0rtA csroA. ss o. S. dated Woven"
~ READ HIS OWN WORDS.
TO PRor Essoa HoLLowAY,
sIa,-Itis not my wish to become notorious, neither
this letter written for the mere sake OF writing, but
to say that your Ointment cured me OF one OF the most
dreadful cutaneos diseases that flesh is heir to, and
which considered by all who know to be beyond
the reach of medicine. For nine years was afflicted
with one OF the most painful and Troublesome legs
that tell to the lot of man 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 Onment which caused the sores on
my leg. to heal and entirely regained my health my
agreeable surprise and delight and to the sstonsh%sn
AN Esx i1fnae CURE OF BAD BREAST
WHEN NEARLY AT THE POINT OF DEATH.
Copy eta Letter fro~ Nj, r D.,ant Nsa Orleans, No
rcmber 9th, 1853
To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY, %, Corner of Ann and Mas
sau Streets NY Dear Sir lit is with heartfelt gra-
m snt ana Pills. the life Of my wife has been saved For
years she had bad breast, with ten running
wounds mot of cancerous nature) was told that no
thing could her she then induced to your
Ointment and Pills, when in the short space Of three
months they effected perfect cure to the nshmcnt
Of all who knew us. We obtained your Medicines from
Messrs Wright Co., of Charities street, Now Orleans.
send this from Hotel des Princes Paris, although
had written IT at New Orleans before we finally left no
knowing, at that time, your address At New York.
(Signed) r. DURANT.
The Pills should be used conformity with the ONT
mnnt in most Of the fol lowing cases:
Bad Legs Lumbago Fistulas
Rad Breasts Chilb.ans GOut
Burns Chapped Hands Glandular swell
]unions Piles lings
ScaIds Stiff Joints Rheumatism
Sore threat, Skin-dseases Scurvy
Sore head Wounds Ulcers
Sore Nipples Contracted and Stiff Joints, etc etc.
Salt Rheum.
~ Sold at the establishment of Professor HoLLowrA
80 Corner 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 81 so each. To be had wholesale
the principal Drug Houses in the Union.
Thereiis a considerable saving by taking the larg
er sizes.
N. B-Directions for the guidance of patients in
ry disorder affixed tocach Box.
May 81, Say
w. P. ALLEN, Agent, Dubuque, Iowa.
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New York, Sept. 5

The Wing general committee met last eve-
enins and called the whig ward meetings to
elect delegates to Syracuse on the 18th -
Strenuous eff .rts were made To have delegates
10 our city and county nominations also on the
12 h, but was voted down.
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MURDEn IN Sr. Louis.--On Tuesday evening,
man named Francisco Ffantini, or Bordetto,
was shot by Wan. Middleton. mate on the steam
er Forest Rose. The woupd.d man died ia a
few minutes. Officer A. B. Potion, ofthe day
polirce, attempted 10 arrest Middleton, when he
was stabbed by the latter in the left side The
cash was SO dreadful that the bowels prutruded
Ills recovery is considered hopeless. Middle
ton fi-d in yawl To the Illinois shore, but was
pursu d and arrested. The man first murdered
was pursuing by, who had stolen an apple
and run to the steamboat for refuge.
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ET Hon George P. Marsh has returned to
his home in Burlington, Vermont, after 5 years
absence as United States Minister resident nj
Constantinope.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-13

II The wheeling Intelligencer says. the
Ohio river is n"w lower than il has been since
1888, aud is now only one inch higher than il
was then. 1t was then eleventh is now
twelve inches deem
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New Goods Again
BY EXPRESS, AT
s, ERCANBRACK & CO.,

Merchant Tailors and Clothiers.
DIAM Bonjons, French, American and English Fan
l. cy Cassners. All kinds of heavy Overcoatings,
Read vn,ade Clothing Hats Caps, Shirts, Undershirts
Ha.dkercuiefs, md everything that composes gentle
mans ward robe for sale the lowest possible price.
Give us call and the Novelties Of the season.
Main street, Dubuque.
S. ERCANBRACK,
YALE.
Dec 10Th, 1853. dawtf
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DR.. J. b. MARCHlsPS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON,

1t stands pre-emi
nent for its curative
,owersin alItbe dis
cases for which iris
recommended. usu-
alIy called
OF these are Pro,an
- ~; r.,u;nn
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CORNER OF FOURTH STREETS,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
g. THIS well known Hotel has been leased 70,
Hid term of years by the subscriber, and thorough
sGQ ~ renovated and newly furnished, is now open
for the reception of the travelling community and the
public generally. The Proprietor having an extensive
experience in this business confidently faters
that he give satisfaction all who ma ia
vor him with call.
This iiutelis situated in high healthy centra and
part "fthe city, and directly the street
leading tn the steamboat landing aud Immediately in
the centre of the business part of the city The he
of stablng attached to the House, where all times
can be had cariay Bugges, Horses, &C., the
terms
HFPassengers aud Baggage conveyed to and rom the
Boatsfree of charge.
e. HEWITT.
dubuque, Sept. 9th, 1859 daw-ly
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F6yHE principal part Of stock has length arrived
and we prepared to offer The trade the hest
and largest assortment Of Dry Goods this side
of Chicago, at even less than Chicago prices. E
Please call and examine prices we think, canine
fail to give satisfaction.
SIMPSON BENTHAI..& Co.
No. 30l I.ege:
Dubuque, Juns ., 1854. d&wtma y rs
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Dubuque Mutual Fire In
surance COMPANY.

THE above Company has beenln operation four year,
L and has done fair share of business. The
pense ofthe insured during time has been less han
NEHALF the cost reinsurance in any ,ther company
upon similar property Ii is the only Company in Iowa
andiosses can always be adjusted al home. The per-
sons insured become the stockholders of the Cepanv
and Aereforethe company cannot fall We solicit the
business of the country.
DIRECTORS.
Richard Benson G II Booth
James L. Langworthy F.. v. Goodrich
fsissell j. r. Farley
Timothy Mason II. S. Lexington
NJ Mobley j. Shields
e. Langworthy p. A Inrimiev
F.V, GOODRICH, Prest.
F, E. BIssELL, Secretary.
La A. STYLES, Surveyor.
l.. A. STYLES, having been appointed Surveyor tor
the above company, would call the attention of all
sons wishing to INSURE to thus company prefe
any other, for the following among tn many reasons
Its perfect safeness-s cheapness-its main office being
in Dubuque and last, but east,-the pronIptness
which characterises all the business of the company
can at all times be found at my office, cor ner of
Main al 18th Streets ready attend all calls relat
ing TO said business. l.. A. STYLES, Surv'r.
AGENTS Offices
0. F. Stevens, Esq, Garnavillo, Clayton CO. D.. r
Spur, ESQ.,, Bellevue, Jackson Jonas Clark ESQ.,.
Maquoketa, A Harland, ESQ.,. Marisn, Linn 90. E. v.
Carter Esq, Elkader, Clayton CO.
Dubuque, Nov. ~. dwtf
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Montreal, Sept. S.

The Canadian Parliament assembled to day
The Reciprocity treaty will be ratified in the
course Of two weeks.
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Lard for Sale on q Credit.

THE subscribers being DESTROYS of selling athe lands
in their possession will offer them very low prices
the following terms 25 per at the time OF pur
chase and the balance within and two years. with
interest at ten per cent per annum, to wit:
The West half ofN quar- sec 81, town 90, range w
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WHOLESALE HARDW ARE
HOUSE..
No. l76, Lake street, Chicago.
William Blair q. Co.


7 IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign an,
i American Hardware. Tin Plate, &C., have in Stor
u rye complete Stock of Goods, received drec
fro the manufacturers in this country and England
In our stock may be found the following, to whicl
we invite the attention of dealers.
400 doz Axes, Collins, Simmons, and others.
500 g Shovels, Ames, Rowland's, s'
100 g Spades, &C I" /"
400 " Grass Scythes, Bood's, Harris, &C.
800 &C Scythe Snaths, Lawson's patent.
900 gross 6. Stones Indian Pond, and others
400 doz. cast steel Hoes.
800 g /" Hay forks.
5000 &C Table Cutlery, assorted.
5000 6 Pocket g Is
1000 Locks and Latches, assorted.
1900 &c Files.
O,000 lbs. Pump Chain
-5,00g lbs. Black Toll &c
10 900 lbs. bright OK &c
500 pairs bright Traces.
Goo boxes Tinplate, iC, TX and Extra.
800 Bales Sheet Iron,
500 6 Assorted Wire
5000 lbs. Sheet Zinc.
90 sets Timers Tools and Machines.
Japanned and Pressed Tin ware, full assortment
WILLIAM Ri AIR. C.B. NELSON.
March g. 1854. dom
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Peoples Packet.
The Fine Passenger Steamer,
H A NJ B u r G.

NAPT. HENRY COOK. viii continue to run dur
" ing the season between Sr LOUIS & ST PAUL
every week leaving DUBUQUE every Friday, touching
at all intermediate Points, The boat been thorough
ly repaired and re furnshed, and passengers rely
upon pleasant and speedy trip the above or
intermediate ports. FoR FREieHr OR PASSAGE, Ar
PLY ON Board July "a, "a, dwtf
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Dubuque, May 5,
DRUGS! DRUGsu DRUGS!!!

DRUGS! DRUGS!! DRUGSu!
TUE undersigned at present receiving and will
i continue tn receive during the summer important
additions to their already extensive stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS.
and Dyestufs, which they offer the citizens of Du-
bIqne and surrounding country, low
prices. Being exclusively engaged in the Drug trade
and by strict attention to business, hater our
selves that we can offer inducements equal if s,-
peror TO any house west Of the Mississippi. We have
endeavored to supply ourselves with every article be-
longing to " business that possibly called for
and having made great alterations in Store House
can insure neatness, accuracy and dispatch
VAN DOREN & BELCHER,
June 5, 81. dwtf Main st, door below Sixth.
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keep E1 ,tches," asked wag ola retailer.
s.Oh, yes, all kinds" was the reply
.sWel, then | n take trotiing match''
The retailer Immediately handed him box
or Drandereih's pills
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Chicago to New York and Boston.

Shortest, Most Expeditions, and emily Rail Road Route
New York, Boston and Philadelphia.
Great Western and Southwestern U. 8. Mail Route,
ID ASSENGERS leave Chicag 60 with the O'Clock r. NJ
Il Telegraph Train, reach MONROE morning at
O'Clock, connecting with the splendid low pressure
Steamers, direct for Buffalo, without
Landing,
arriving at Buffalo in time for the the IL o'clock Expire
same evening, arriving in New York next day at p M
by either n Y City and Erie or NJ Y. Central Roads
10 hoHrs less than hy AIRY oI r. r. and Lake Ron
NORTHERN indiana. Capt.I. r. PHEArr,
Leaves Toledo and rJnroe. Tuesdays and FRIDAYS.
Leaves Buffalo, Wednesdays and Saturday.
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, Capt a. ID. PERKINS,
Leaves Toledo 4 Monroe, Mondays and Thursdays
Leaves Buffalo, Tuesdays and Fridays.
EMPIRE STATE, Capt. J. WILSON,
Leaves Toledo and Monroe, Wednesdays and Saturdays
Leaves Buffalo, Mondays and Thursdays
Also, Three Daily Trains a Day,
Making complete Railroad connections throughout Ohiu
Pennsylvania, New York, and the entire New Englan
States
LIST, LIGHTNING ExPREss, leaves at GAN.
I'd, ExPRE.s AND MAIL, leaves at 10 M
Sd, TELEGRAPH EXPRESS, leaves at 8 pm.
Only One Train on Smnday,-leares at 8 P. M
HrPassengers particularly requested to procure
Tickets before taking seats in the Cars.
Office in fremont Building, doors south of the Main
Entrance, Dearborn Street, Chicago.
GEO. M. GRAY, Agent
June 18th. $50. daw #