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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
Gas Light and Coke Company.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in onflrnity to the
IN Code OF iowa, Title X Chapter - passed AT the
session of the Gen raj Assenbl, OF ls5l and appro
we'd 5th FEBRUARY 1851, entitled Corporations for Pc
cuniary Profit )" and by virtue OF an Ordinance passed
by the Mayor and Common Council! OF Dubuque, Sep
ten,ber I3th 1853 entitled An Ordinance 10 provide
for Lighting the City Of Dubuque with Gas, THEODORE
F. Hay. ,II.s MERCHANT, SAMUEL Ross, THOMAS H.
Hay, GEORGE w. SHAFroD, and sTEPHEN |. NOBLE
together with all other persons wEo may hereafter BE-
come memb RS of the Corporation thus created, nave
incorporated into body corporate and poliic
under and by the name OF me Dubuque Gas Lgtt ana
being Dubuque Iowa The general nature III the busl-
be transacted iy said Corporal Is to manu-
facture and sell inf4mmabe Gas 10 the City of Du-
buaue and toindviduas residing in said City, and II
manufacture ard sell CoIse and Coal Far. The ar!ount
of capital ana stock authorized is one hundred ana
fifty thousand dollars; but said Corporation sha III not
within one year from Incorporation haNS power TO
issue more than seventy Thousand dollars of stock
but thereafter the demand for Gas Increases In said
City, il has power TO issue Stock from time tire, as
The Board of Directors may Direct 10 tile amount Ct ITS
capital authoriz ID n seventy thousand dollars OF
sock authorized TO be taken al the commencement OF
the corporate existence of said G"poraton TO be paid
Is per in hand Is cent by the LIST OF Noyem
bar 1854 Is per by the lst Of December fe5i,
Is per per cent by LIST of January, 30, Is per cent.
by the LIST of February 1885, and 10 pr cent by the
Is, of March, 1855 ho said Corporation to com
mence the 2st day of september, 1854 and t. ter
inmate ON The 20thday OF epem er, lo'4 Inc olh-
GERS of the Corporation be Board of Directors,
all of whom 10 he stekh'lder with powerto increase
the number nine. President, who shall alsO he
Director, and elected by the Boari of rrectors and
Secretary and Treasurerthe Treasurer 10 be, also,
transfer Clerk The original incorporates above nam
ed b. the Directors until tie I'd Monday IN febna-
1855 (wfh to elect Secretary and Treasurer
for the time being when an election OF oficers fIr
the ensuing year shall be held and thereafter ON the I'd
Monday in February each year, the Officers OF said
Corporation shall be elected. such election to be held
at the Office of the Company, in DUBUQUE. The stock
said Corporation is divided into shares OF fifty dol
IRIS each and each share of stock s entitled TO one
vote in every election nf Oicers;he st ckhnlders hsv
ing the rtght u vot, by proxy The highest amount Of
ind ht sdness liability To which said Corporation
shall al nv time subj ct itself exceed wothrds
the amount OF Cdptal Stock. Private property Of
the members of the Cooperation tn be exempt from Ia
bility for corporate deb:S
s. |. NOBLE, StC'y
of Board of Directors of The Dubuque G. H. & C. TO-.
Dated at Dubuque, September 22i, l85t ia T-lw
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New York, Oct. I.

new j OIkl Oct Y.
The Know Noshings convened lost evening
Amer passing I resolution that no person COW
dominated suited them, they proceeded 10 bal
! lot Tor candldsse Tor governor. Daniel ILL.,
man, 257; Jas. W. Savagell4; Thos, Whit
fne, 20; scattering, 4s2 He was On hand and
accepted, and said if elected he should carry gu,
- principles Of The order
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

lust RECEIVED, and will be open on Monday
u next, the l 18th inst
$50 Ps. Mus. De LaiMe,
al y l-2 and u ct per YARD
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
New York, D ct.

New York, d ct.
A body Of 100 delegates. said to be Know
Nuthines, assembled in Odd Fellows Hall yes,
ferday 10 take inte consideration the State Eom.
iua,ions. The convention is : gsecret one, and
iii with closed doors. Il v as s.ccul led all day
yesterday in examining the credentials of mem
bers.
Philadelphia, Oct. 5.
Henry Massey, the fugitive slave, claimed
BY 4. Blight, was. t. day reminded to his
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

! IMPORTATION Of PAPER FOR THE New
! York PREss-Ws know of no fact which
| shows more clearly the state Of things in
American paper manufactures than the Col
lowing:
The New York Sun has imported paper from
France, paying duty If 80 per cent, and 3
per cent. more for freightage, and then getting
better and cheaper article than that made a.
home
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
STAPLE d FANCY
DRY GOODS.

off red in his market H,v ne made our arrange
ments continue permanently IN the DRY FOODS
business and IN Increase sales annually being
DESTROYS OF establishing ourselves on sare and proper
basis, We are de erminei . keep
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MARRIED.

On this day, by the Rev. 5. C. Thomas, Mr..
QuARroN, TO Miss Frances HAwxwELL, ali of Dr
buque county.
RJThe Alton papers will phase copy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

! HE undersign has zen appointed Administrative
of Estate of stephen Murg deceased, and mas
qualified the law requires. hose indebted AMI
thnse claiming against ha Estate requ .sied to
forward for settlement.
CATHARINE morgan, Admin strarix
J, J. e. NORMAN, Adn;inii,rator.
Dubuque, Sept. 18th, 1881. w4w
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The best Grades Of Goods:
The Latest & Approved Makes g. Styles,

Ind to seH tfem at Caiforn PriceS.
Our Stock OF Goods is Mn, purchased entirely this
Season. and expressly fo this place, and seec ed with
great to styles We shall receive throughout the
the Latest style of Dress Goods coaks and Tai
and prouise customers thar will sell es1
il not torer, than any other House in this place
We will commence Sellay Uniform Prices and in no
Instance willwe rary from Thar RAE.
The OF having Uniform Prices in Jo5biag and Re
faiag Goods must nd itself: il he obvious
to even careless thinker that only afford
t., but must, from ~, sell at lower than
those who do bus the Old System We shall also
keen large ock of
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
New York, Oct. 4.

New York, Oct. 4.
The Frrnc!. var steamer left this morning
a. N0ss"lk
The ciapp x ship Dread Naught, from Liver
lpOsl. went asSrre this morning dprjng the fog
On The west hank, blu. Il il thought she will be
eutnG u high lids
0nne anxiety begins tn BE- ttlt for the Attic
Ste 10 now ~ days tut and no signs Of her n,
Sondy H.snk
The steam.r fabia sliled 1t 2 o. clock with
1l6 PASSENGERS md $!l77. 400 IN specie.
Aslhe sne~ljng ~ tle WAig General Gene
= Tee IN this eisy lat night, r%solu ipns endr
IN the nopnination Of the entire action Of the
4HhiG - Convention wers unanimously
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MOUND COLLEGE
~T5CoN5TNT.

| Nv HIS Institution, conducted by tn Fathers O.
| the Order of ST D.minie, is situated in til,
south Western cnrn~rnf the STATE Of Wiscon in ter
miles from Galena, llinos, and six miles from Dubuque
Iowa II occupies the m'-t healthy and picturesque
SIT in the West
The system of ed,ca;an will comprise thu various
branches of the Arts and SGaAcas usually tau hit in
| similar INSTITUTIONS in tins country
mid and pAternal system OF government, far RS
may he compatible win the stf,cre,f attention TO the
established disepline will observed The moral and
intellectual Improvement at the iipiis also their do
nestle cout will be attended 10 with The utmost soil
cltnd,. ih"irdIetwi b. Wholesome and abundant
No student viii be permitted IL 90 heynhi he College
limits unless accomplished by one of the Prof Tutors
ape opportunity is OFF red by the tired AID beauti-
ta situation of the Go ese, Tor III y pills 10 enjoy
under he care of Ihef Teachers ever, variety of limo
cent and Bealihfu exercises
The colegiie year wit, cpns of two sessions of five
months each; the frs conmene ms the first Mu.id
Ut September OF each year. and ending on the Saturday
ginning the second Monday ut February ard osips
with liepnhc exhibition, lnemeIn the beginning Of
July.
TERMS PER SESSION
Boar AID T"ition in the common English
branches. $1,000
with use of instruments 10 90
Greek Latin, French aud Germ earh, 500
Book Keeping, 800
Music, Focai or instrumental 900
Stationery and use OF books when furni !,ed
by the Institution 500
Washing and m,nding ofthngs washed 700
Use OF led and bedding 300
Board during summer vacation. 2000
GENERAL REGULATIONS.
No stud mt Will be admitted FIR 81 orer period
than session No deduction will be made FIR ar
sence, ualess In case OF eickn dismissal
=. An ie'ers or comma afans and by thu stu
dents. except those and ffoia Parents and Guardians
will BE- SUI iect 10 the inspection at The President
j. No books will he allowed To circulate among
the stu icts unless previously approved by the presi
dent.
A. Noaiyances wi be made b. the Institution for
clothing ar otr expenses unlessa sufficient be
deposited with The Treasurer for that purpose
5. Every stuhen; H. to be provided, entering the
College, with two good suits of clothes, Shirts sis
pair of socks. handkerclies two pairs of boots
an slippers, also brushes, &c, &C.
o. At The close Of each session. bulletins will be
sent to parents aud guardians giving correct
OF the health department. and progress of their children
or wards.
7. All payments to be made semi. annually, in adj
vance.
ET- Letters of inquiry should be addressed (post
paid,) to the President Of Snsnaw Muund College
Wisconsin
REV. A. E. WALKER, o SD President.
Dubuque, Aug. 2lnd 1874. diff
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

CHoLERA.-The Muscaiine Journal Of the
I'd, says that the Cholera has I, appeared With
on the Upton road, where some four deaths
have occurred within few days.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

No le5 January 1854 for the railroad from Gaines
adng, tho Mississippi ver, Arkansas, via Cam
den and Fulton to the Texan boundary i;e, and
| lis branches Camden:
In the districts of lands subject to sale at Helena Ark
do. tChampagnole do
| do. at III tie Rock, do.
/ "a, ar ashnufpn do
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
Cherry Hill Cemetery.

'sNu pnbIr invited TO secure Lots IN his Cem
4 etrry 1t has been laid cut in a converter mt and
tasteful maine into lots of different sizes. The dis
tance from tovu Is such that il will not probably be
inc'uted within THE fi:ure orjl of III. city,
aay graves will ever be disturbed and is near
be Of lient resort 20 families either
h lclcs cot. rhs toad leading from Dubu le is
excellent aud the praFfeturs satisfied that its sit
us1nn AMI eligihty Tar tile purpose 10 wfch IL is de
ii IN .d ueedou he observed to he appreciated.
Persons wishing To purchase viii apply at the Office
Of ". J. Barney Co., or t. the undersigned,
WILLIAM CARTER.
Dee. 22,l353 dawtf Agent FOR Cemetery.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

COLLINS & co, have this day associated will
~ them WM. h. HEavEY. of this place, and will
continue the General Dry Goods Business, under the
name and style Of Collins & Hervey.
COLLINS & co.
Du,uoua 1854 dlw-ln
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
DIED

Oct. 4th, 1854, EL,zaBgTH, wife of Richard Green,
of Dubuque, Iowa, late slington, Lon on old Eng
land. The funeral will take place Friday afternoon
Oct 9th, froh G Method list thurch, al 2 O'Clock.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
NEW STORE

A N n e w G OOD S.
ysyH und rsigncd hive cp ned Il this CITY in tho store
10 IN frneriy occupied b. Thomas afd Geek, three
doors North OF w. Barney & Co's, Banking litse,
new and superior stock of rear HqdeC otng and CENTS
turnishns goods, comprising every thing ai, found in
ihai ine ever, quality ni pattern, and Of the
est style, and most sup ror mtnuiact"re They viii
off Inducements In pirchaSrs superior 10 any her o
tore or offering in fhismarle and 10 insure ctiplete
satis.ac.iC:. The, only ask trial
RtEH, Cppc6 < &c,
u ,!iaue June 81 1874. 6Gniwfp
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

VIZ r have this day associated with US, EDWARD f.
w GU iPMAN, of New York City Tire business
will hereafter be conducted under the and firm OF
u :. EELCilER & co.
VAN DOREN & BELCHER, Who'll ,sale Druggists
Dubuque. August - 1854. d3m
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
ClOaks! ClOaks !
Esfrayed or stolen,

THREE mon rs since, from the subscriber,
~ light cream lored MARE, witt, a white
SS star IN the forehead, blue eyes, i've years Old,
and middng size. mach TOR this Mare may he seen
al the res dence the subscriber. Any who will
return the said Mare or give information of her here
abouts, will be Handsomely rewarded
CONROD FRIESBERTSHAASER.
n,tu,.,a Ict 4th IS54 daw-f
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
.guss Received.

a.. ONE o. The choicest collections of CLOTHS,
20 CASslMERES, VESTINGS and CLOTHING,
ever brongh this market, aud for proof of this
Ii statement | specfuy invite my friends and
the pubic 10 call and xim fT themselves.
JAMES MULLEN.
Dubuque, sept. 18Th, 1854. If
p 5. Scorr's Reports OF FASHIONS for sale.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
lew York; eI 6.

The Commercial Advertiser says on the nom
5no1ion or Uilmann for Observation-Disclosures We
III know and respect. and if the other nomina
lfons equal his in respectabiIity and fitness Tor
nGce, the ticket = i'll prove formidable enemy
81 the pending election.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
RIJFFAI.O MARKET

BUFFALO MARKET.
Oct g. 1854.
Flour s6.5Oa6,75; Wheat ,25ao,00; Corn 65a6ec;
Oats 42a44c; Whiskey, per bb., 32c.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
Boots a, shoes.

W. would respectfully solicit the Country Merchants
and the ladies of Dubuque and Country, an exam
nst"n Of our Stock, before purchas ng for Fall and
Winter. We Will always he pleased to show oul
Caods-it 10 no trouble.
COLLINS & CO.
nubuqre, Sept. 1851. daw iy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
New York, Oct.

New 7 ork, Oct. D.
The Post Of this r. M. learns that all the
can dinaies for Governor are Objectionable TO
the Know Nothipys. y also s.ys that Myron
II. CLARK was delegate, but rejected on the
4 ground that he was not elected On the call OF
She Chief Of the Order.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
HOsFORD 8. MILLER

General Land Agents Gnd surveyors.
Waterloo, BLACK lIAwK Co., Iowa.
fH7iE undersigned prepared ansact any bust
pertaining 10 the purchase and sale of Land or
Town Lots Investigation OF tides, transfers, conveyanc
ing generally.
We have located ourselves in the interior for that pur
pose, ana will personally survey and carefully examine
any tact of land within reech give correct and
prompt information copcerng Congress Lands n the
Dubuque and Des Moines LAND District m ANY Of the
surrounding counties especially on ,he proposed lines
OF Railroad from dubuque west, and the Cedar Ryer
valley road.
Persons wishing t. rake safe investments by having
careful selections made, would do well addrr give
ac-il Lands ated on time for settlers. Payment
of taxes promptly attended Township pats latest
date always on hand.
'69O0 Heres Of choice Turning Lad,
For sale from 50 to IS, per acre Also several sinal
lots good timber Likewise or improved farms near
e county Seat.
AIR tMP. uO*FORD. EDWARD MILLER.
RErERsncEs--Gov. Madison, Springfield Ills; Aon
james Gujn. HnD.ingdune "a. Il. h. Goodel Cashier.
Merchants and Drawers Bank, Joliet Ills. Ge rye :
Fisher Cashier Bank of Otowa ISIS; H. F. Eames
Bank Of 0ttowa Ills. T.. Stiles Esn Dixon Ills :
Farley james Cop Dubuque Iowa IL, ). Ilethernston
Dubuia. lhYa.
Dubuque, June "a, 1854. dSw6m.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
DUBUQUE GYMNASIUM,

,rHE MANAGER Of rHE s.DUBUQE GYM tSi
uN,' takes pleasure in Informing tie citizens OF ,tlr-
huQre and vicinity that be has opened his tie
pun of gentle wi4hiag ind flre IN the hes
restosing exercise afforded Gvnas;ic spris. II, All
those suffering from want OF i.!y developed muscular
STRUCTURE Gyj.l,* ez sesafe pelgitfit adsateG Ia
esior vtg mus AMI titny lone To The P,,y zeal
TEN. Exercise, together with pure air and cs.ld water
ldcioa y usd /, the inner pfe4ciihsd Il, his est h
lishment cannot f,il in Ana h. mast weakly sr,,t
and robust
Mr.. Manchester hes been nn<ii ,rlbe expense in
fitting mp room fr The p3rl1-e aa,,ve named AL
hopes u receive sare OF pie p9tr,17ge in his ,ite
of business.
s.p NV 'HGt ZEE Manager
Dui,, An
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

No. 495 January "a 1885, for the railroad to connect
the Chattanooga Tennessee with the Central railroad OF
Mississippi Tie Mobile and ho road. aud The branch
from point Ely TO Bear's bluff al he southern
bend of the Tennessee river, Alabama:
In The dis of lrnds subject sale at Demopol AL
d., At Cahaba, do
do at TUSCALOOSA, 10
d.. II HuntsvIi!e d.
~ Lebanon, do
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
MEMBER OF CONGRESS DEAD

s. MEMBER OF CONGRESS DEAD
Louisville, Sept. %
Preesly Ewing, member OF Congress from
Che Second Disirsc died Of cholera, At Nam
moth Gave, an Wednesday,.
VIM e.. Allen, N eminent ar list Of this
city, died !. Alniksn's Bend Louisaaa, en-
I lhe 23d inst. Of yellow fever.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
Dubuque, Sept. Do, 1851.
NOTICE..

an and after the LIST October next, the respective
~ Banking Houses the undersigned will be closed
at O'Clock every afternoon, until further notice.
n. MORLEY,
w. j. BARNEY & co.
F. s. JESUP & co.
g., n, 1904 d-t1t
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
Book Is.isacyr

Duba9ae, Aug. %, 1881.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
list OF GIFTS I,

100 NJ ,rb,e blsts Of Wa,n.nsto ;, az 500. $1,000
IG0 Clay, III 1900
I'M Webs.er 100 1870
100 alhoun, 100. lo0J0
50 ees,n; Oh e,i.ps :, "a splendid gilt 1913. sooo
I'D c'cg mt oil Paintings, PA Il. each, So 800
so stect pl.te In lrdviass, brilliantly
c1iore,! n oil, rich gilt frames 2ix33 - . u
inches each.
10 a5J elegant stet | plate Engravings,
conrei in oil, fhe Wisisa ton Mon 49,0oo
umsat, 2Jx26inck IS ea h,
237 90 steel plate Enaravinas, from 100
ditEsrea plt es, now po ion If,
and owned By the Artists Uion, OF
the IN ,rtet value Of, irain 81 ,eEtst
ST. 0, each, 4i,alJ
FIST clas; D.eiias, in 3Ist ST., New ! r1oaa
York city,
% building lot in lol and md, et i SITS. Se' a2,oo1
| I'D Villa SITES, containing zach l000oh.
! la the slsuEbs of New York city, and
IN handing IA m ,cnifirent view of
the Il I'd ;on River and Long island
| sound at SD 5000
% perpet al loans of cash, wi hout INFER m,
| est, or security, OF 80 each,
SO perpsti A iaaua of cash, do. do, 100 each, %
| 100 g 8. - . 30 s. 80 ~
| $50 g 90 6 59U
| 1900 g /" ss 5 j" 1000
Reference rogtri tntaa Re Il Est tfe Vis.cAEr
| & Co tieu estate Brokes, NV York. Orders, (p0st
paid) with pney enclosed, 10 BE- addressed,
| j. II lbBROOKE,
Seciy, sos Rron way, y. I.
Ryrh, E lgraviugs in the catal'gls ready
| for leIjrary Duh,uae So -fm
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

nURlNG the absence of A. HEB. the undersigned
II will his Agent, and all persons owing him
for Rents or otherwise requested to make payment
to me.
NJ. MOBLEY.
Sent 1854 dim
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
Rooms to Rent.

tSls THE undsrs gned has a number of Rooms to
li. Rent suitable for Offices, &C., his new build
ing just above Fassstt's Block, on the corner Of
MAN and Third $ reefs.
81. ]. SULLIVAN.
Dubuque, Sept. 5th 1854 dit
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

~The Alton
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

Philadelphia, Oct 4.
Reed Brothers & Co, dry goods merchants,
have failed. Their liabilities are large.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

Baltimore, Oct. D.
geceivsd.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

That the lands withdrawn in the districts of lands
subject 10 sale at Monroe and Match tpches Louisiana
by notice No 49, December II, 1853, for the IL ,ad
from Shreveport II Vicksbnrg. in said State and OF
which the reservation was extended by notice No. 81 i,
will he subject tn entry the 9Th Of December,
1854, tie time yel said notice and that the respec-
i've registers and receivers OF the several land Off
above named will this notice into effect ckout
a,cahiR further Instructions from this Office.
Given under my hand at he General Land Office at
the city of Washington, III fifth day Of September,
ammo Domin. l55 BY order of the Pr.sident:
JOIN WILSON, Commissioner.
Dubnqge, sept. 23h, 1851. " CIV
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

Now the more.
The prIce is still Is cents, in large bottles.
ID. :. BARNES, Proprietor, I6l Broadway, Y. Y
a1J For sale by DR. T. MASON, and W. z. ALLEN
Druggists, Dubuque, Iowa. daw I'm
Holorars Ointment and Pills, tie Efeetal Rene
dy kao,cn for Gout aud Rieamatism-Extract of a
let from Mr. Tho w, born, druggist, Etcn, dated
April q, 1883. To Professor Ho loway-Sir: case
lately under my notice, which think should be
publicly known 1t is that Of poor man who lost the
use of ,e side OF his body, and endured inee SAINT
pain He und different medical treatment, and at
Mes mn ter Hospital the faculty pronounced him in
durable however, BY The Of Your Ointment and
Pills, he has been restored to heal h aud gih
GH. BL.xEsEY 81. Louis Gen raj Agent for Nilsson
RI illinois and Ioga.
For sale in Dubuque by A. GIILEsPIE, w. r. ALLEN,
and DIR. L. Mason. daw I'm
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORTANT TO DISPEPTlCS-Dr J. s. HoHghion's
PepsG tie Digestive Fluid, Gastric Juice pre-
AIRED from RenHsi, the Fourth Stomach OF the OK
directions OF Baron Leibg. the great Physioo
al Chemist by j. :. Houghton. NJ. u. Piladelpha Pa
This is truly wonderful remedy tor Indigestion, Dys
p psIa, Jaundice, Liver Complaint Constipation and
Debility, curing alter Nature Method, hy Nature,
own Agent the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets Containing
scientific evidence value furushes by agents gra
/ tbs. See among Medical Advertisements.
A. GILLESPIE, Agent.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
Warrington. Oct S.

The Unioa publishes the opialon Of the At
sorns- General Gushing on the Reciprocity
Treaty. Il 10 four columns long, and IN sub
Stance declares that the President cannot issue
his proclamatlon until he has received satisfac'
tory evidence Of the enactment Of the Imperial
Parliament, and by the Provincial Parliament of
AL four Provinces Canada, New Brunswick,
Nova Scotia, andDP Prince Fdwards--of special
laws 20 give full effect to the treaty according
10 the act Of Congress.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
NEW STORE.
Thomas q. Cleaver,

IMPORTER and Dealer IL CROCKERY, CHINA
i GLASS, Britannia and Plated Ware, Patent Sofa
Hanging aud Parlor Lamps, Hall Lamps, Lsnterns
Table Cutlery, Tea Trays, Japannad Ware, Looking
glasses, Bird Cages, Wire Covers, &C
Barton's Block, Corner Of Main and 7h
street, Dubuque, Ioma.
Juy 4, 1854. SIN
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HIST RECEIVED.
.PartperSlliD Notice

90 DOZEN SILK and LAMBS WOOL SHIRTS,
Zuat JAMES MULLINS.
Dubuque, October 4, 1854. DIFF.
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ia. o ls<aneg has rsa, we'd his poak n;n.,or, "a
Union f'i,, ling corEerot Main aud 5 Streets wletn
ne will be l3pp 10 receive The Pu'ii, p,rru,g ma
will promptly discharge all work of MIA N ar ney
ri ding, which he may h. fsv,rei with Pampb,et aay
JOB wark pr mptly Iana "orasr. "''
n4buTre, June 1914. ISL d,tr