The miners' express., May 08, 1849, Image 3

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

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CLOTHING STOBE.
1
TAKE pleasure in inviting my friends and
customers to inspcct tho New and Fashion
able'
STOCK OF CLOTHING,
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods wliich I
am jujt receiving and I would assuro them,
at the same time, that a better sclccted one,
cannot be found in this city. My Gooda are
well manufactured, and for quality of material
and^nieety of cut, cannot be excelled. My
stock is complete I have this season received
a sufficient assortment to enable me to dispose
of my entire stock during this season—it being
my intention to close my business hero, as soon
as I can, as lam destined
ARE
for
J. c.
BUENA
California, where
better prices can be obtained for such a good
stock as I am in tho habit of keeping. Such
being my determination, you may depend up
on great inducements, and my giving
GREAT BARGAINS.
T. CONNELLY.
Philadelphia Clothing Store, Main, between
Fourth and Fifth Streets.
Dubuquo May 8, 18'!!). 36-tf
WAGOX AND CARRIAGE
WOULD
announce to the citizens of Du
buque, and the surrounding countics,
that he stiil continues the business at the Old
Stand, porperof Eighth and Locust Streets,
Dub«rqtf& He is pfepa-red at all times, to tlo
work for those who may call on him, at the
shortest notice, and in a style and manner to
suit customers. He has a large quantity of dry
Lumber on hand. He intends to keep ready
made Wagons on hand, and will dispose of them
at prices to make it an object for those wishing
to purchase, to give him a call before purchas
ing otherwheres. ...
The character of his shop is well establish
ed—he having- been in business in this city for
vcar3. May 8,1840. 36 3.T.9
in receipt of the following articlcs_.
by late arrivals, which they offer for
sale, viz:
169 Grind Stones, ree'd from Cincinnati
20 Kegs Nails
5 Bbls. Saleralus
40 Reams Wrapping Paper,
40 Sacks Dried Apples
22 Boxes Dry Herrings
5 Half Chests Tea
33 Boxes Brown and White Soad
•10 Boxes Window Glass—8 10, IOx 12
Boots and Shoee, Scythes and Snaths, &c.
May 4th, 1849.
WOULD
s MiciT
1
iv,-
ja k
respectfully inform his friends
and the public, that he has recom
menced business in the rooms lately occupi
ed by E. M. Bissell, over the "Chequered
Drug Store, on Main street,where he hopes,
by strict attention to business, to merit a
continuance of their support.
Dubuque, May 1, 1849. 3o-ly
STRAYED
or stolen from the subscriber,
at Dubuque, on Thursday night, the
26th of April,an iron gray MARE, five years
old this spring, about fourteen hands and a
half high, well made some marks of the
collar, not shod no other marks or brands
remembered. Had on when he left, a blind
bridlo, placed for a halter. Any person gi
ving information of said mare to this office,
or delivering her, or intelligence of her, to
Wm. Anderson, at Tivoli, shall be liber
ally rewarded by the undersigned.
WILLIAM NEELY.
May 1st, 1849. 25-3t
VISTA, one of the most eligible
and pleasant situations in the State, will
bo sold on very favorable terms the proprietor
being anxious to einigrare (with family) to Cal
ifornia. The farm contains 245 acres of land,
with abundance of timber to support it 05 a
cres enclosed with a good rail fence, and at
least 10 acres in wheat it lies 5 1-2 miles S.
W of Dubuque. For further particulars en
quire of GEO. MADEIRA on the premises, or
Wilson & Smith or Samuels &. Lovcll Du.
buquc.
Apr. 3d, No. 31-lw
WAPLES HOUSE!
DUBUQUE IOWA.
D. ANDERSON,
PKOPKIliTOR.
I I I
THIS large and commodious Ho
tel, located on the corner of Main
land Second streets, in the city of
DUBUQUE, Iowa, formerly kept by
H. Curtis, is at now under the charge and
superintendence of the owner, and will re
ceive in all its departments his devoted and
particular attention. Thd rooms are spa
cious and well ventilated and the general
arrangement of the House such as must
give satisfaction even to the most fastidi
ious, The patronage of the travelling pub
lic and others is solicited, and those who
may sojourn at this establishment mav re
ly upon receiving every attention and com
fort, usually found at any other house in the
Wefct, and every exertion will be used to
contribute to-vards the enjoyment oft'jc
guests, and to make the house, in fact, in
ferior to none West of the Alleghanies. The
healthy, romantic and beautiful location of
Dubuque and vicinity —the abundance of
game—the variety of amusing and whole
come pursuits which present themselves,
togetner with the exttFTTsive an'd"fiWfcl-ftei'u"
for mineral, geological and botanical speci
mens and researches, render this a most
desirable point for our southern friends to
renovate and enliven body and spirit during
the summer months. No location on tlio
Mississippi can combine so many advanta
ges, of health, curiosity and amusement.
proof of this we confidently invite all
come
and
see
for
cially
and
will
not
CASTINGS*
HARDWARE, QUEENS
WARE, CUT
LERY GROCERIES & LLDUORS:
No. 88, Main-Street, Dubuque.
THE
undersigned having permanently es
tablished himself on Main-Street, in the
City of Dubuque, a few doors north of the City
Hotol, intends keeping constantly, a large
•and general assortment of the above articles,
all of which will be sold as low as tho market
will afford, cither for cash or country produce
but as ho has adopted tho READY PAY system,
he hopes no one will think hard, or ho insulted,
by being refused Goods on time.
HE IS ALSO KEEPING A STORE IN
CASCADE, consisting of a general assort
ment of such Goods as arc needed in that place,
where he will sell Goods at Dubuque prices,
(hauling added,) on heavy articles.
MORE NEW GOODS!
[HIE undersigned has just replenished his
Stock with
FRESH AND SEASONABLE
His assortment is now not surpassed by any in
tho City. Ilis list of IltON is now largo and
very complete in assortment—lie has on hand
60 Tons assorted Iron
5 Tons Steel, Cast, German,
English, and American Blister.
Plough and Spring Steel, for sale low by
May l^t, 1849. JNO. SimrLoT.
3 TONS WAGON BOXES,
IN
sets or odd, to suit. Also, u large lot of
Castings, Kettles, Ovens, Skillets, Pots,
and Fire Dogs. A few very large Kettles,
holding 20 to 30 gallons for sale low by
May 1st, 18-19. Jxo. SIMPLOT.
BLACKSMITHS,
ROUND
In
to
themselvcfl. Come espe
try whether tho Waplet House
confer all, and even more than is
promised.Feeling confidant that no per
eon will
leave
dissatisfied with the FARE
the price shall certainly bo no cause of com
plaint.
D. ANDERSON. Proprietor.
O I N S
CLOCK, WATCH MAKER,
A N i W E E
HI!8
moved his establishment® few doorrf
north of his old stand, where he is pre
pared to exocule all kinds of work in his line,
with di»pit h.
A fin# jjiifortmcbt of JEWELRY on hand,
which will bQ'flOld chca for Cash.
He is prepared -to manufacture Jewelry to
order.
A share of the patronage of the Public is so
lieittrd.
ICTCafh Mid for old Gold and Silver*
Dobwque, AptilSd, 1819. 31-ly
I
JOHN SIM PLOT.
Dubbque, April 3d, 1839. 31-6m.
by
It ASS PAILS.—Brass Pails or Kettles all
Eizcsfrom one to six gallons for salo low
JNO. SIAIFLOT.
"HASTINGS.—Kettles, Ovens, Skillets,
Pots, Fire Irons, &c., for sale by
JNO.SiarLOT.
BRUSHES,
Paint, Varnish, White Wash,
Dusting, Scrubbing, Sweeping, Cloth,
Hair and Shoe Brushes in great variety, for
sale very low by JNO. SIMPLOT.
tRONSteel
&, STEEL.—50 Tons assorted Irou
and for sale Wholesale or Retail by
Jxo. SlMrLOT.
NAILS
& GLASS.—AH sorts and sizes
generally used in this country, for salo
low by
bv
CChains,
T-~
JNO. SIMPLOT.
IQUORS, of every description and quali
fy, constantly on hand and for sale low
J. SIMPLOT-
IIAINS Log Chains,'Tracc Chains, Lock
Haltar Chains and Dog Chains on
hand and for sale by JNO. SIMPLOT.
THE
not
1-2 Dozen Mouse-hole Anvils
1-2
akum, Tar, and Pitch, in store and for sale
by May 1st. JNO. SIMPLOT.
lack Lead, for Carriage and Wagon grease,
for sale by JNO. SIMPLOT.
GRINDSTONES!
1-2
superior article also, one dozen Pittsburgh
Grindstones, for sale by JNO. SIMPLOT.
CllOSS-CUT SAWS.
first-rate article, oil hand and for sale by
Jxo. SIMPLOT.
SCYTHEIl AND SNATHS.
5for
DOZ. Grass and Grain Scythes and Snaths,
sale by JNO. SIMPLOT.
SHOVELS AND SPADES.
and square point Shovels, bright
steel and other Spades, Hoes, with and
without handles Hay Manure Forks, Rakes,
&.C., in store and for .sale low by J. Simplot.
OILS.
1NSEED OIL, Whale Oil, Lard Oil, and
i Tanner's Oil, in store and for sale by
JNO.
GMT
SIMPLOT.
LAMPS.
Brass
Hanging Lamps, and chimney's side
Lamps also, Lard and German Lamps,
lor sale by JNO. SIMPLOT
HYDRAULIC CEM~ENT\
I.O barrels "Louisville" Cement, foi sale by
JNO. SIMPLOT.
LOOKING-GLASS PLATES.
From 1£ 10£ to 12 20 for sale by
JNO. SIMPLOT.
FISH*
Wfor
hite Fish, Mackerel, Codfish, and Her
rings: also, Sardines, Oysters, and Lob
sters, sale by
JNO. SIMPLOT.
STONE WARE.
500 gallons assorted Stone Ware for sale by
JNO SIMPLOT.
ATTENTION SPORTSMEN!
YOU
can equip yourselves with Game Bags,
Shot Belts, Shot and Powder Flasks also,
the host Dupont Rifle Powder, and shot of all
sizes, by calling at JOHN SIM PLOT'S.
May 1st, 1h49.
8 DOORS NORTH OF CITY HOTEL,
MAIN-STREET, DUBUQUE, IOWA.
THEin
subscriber having located permanent
ly Dubuque, would respectfully inforni
•t'»* that lie has, and will keep constant-^
ly on hand, a fii'.G-Qssortment of
wum®b
scan bo found in tho Northwestern country
and will make to order any description of hats,
on the most reasonable terms. Tho following
are a few of the kinds on hand, all of the latest
style:
Fine Moleskin Silk Ilats
Rough and Ready do
Buena Vista do
Panama do
ALL
Neutre Ilats
Russia do
Leghorn do
Pearl do
Men and Children Cloth Caps.
Don't forget the place, 3 doors north of City
Hotel. W. DONNELLAN.
Dubuque, ma 1st, 1849. 35-tf
persons are hereby notified, that a cer
tain note, signed by me, payable Oct. 14,
1849, to P. G. White, for tbo sum of Two Hun
dred Dollars, was fruudulently obtained, that
the consideration therefor has entirely failed,
and, and I will therefore never ppy it
ISed
II. G. HIGBY.
April, 10th, 1849. 32-3t
ESTATE OF THOS. KELLY
HEREBY GIVEN, That tho undersign
has been nppointed by tho Court of Pro
bate of Dubuque County, GUARDIAN of tho Es
tato of THOMAS KELLY, late of said coun
ty, bearing date, Dubuquo, April 20th, JR49.
JOHN G. SHIELDS.
Avril 24, 1649, 34Sw
undersigned would respectfully in.
form their friends, and the public gen
erally, that they have this day entered into
partnership under the name of CHARLES
& RUFUS MILLER, in tho
CABINET & CHAIIt MANUFACTURING
BUSINESS,
at the old stand of Charles Miller, opposite
the Ls-nd Office, on Main.street.
Furniture, Chairs, and all other articles
in their line., kepi constantly on hand, on the
most reasonable terms. Turning in wood
also done to order, with skill, neitneC? and
despatch. We would also state, that \ve
have purchased of Jacob Lindly his Patent
Right for making Lindly's Bedsteads,where
by we have secured the exclusive right for
the County of Dubuque, Iowa, to manufac
ture and vend the aforesaid Bedt-teads in
eaid county. All persons, therefore, are
cautioned against infringing on our rights,
t-ecured to us by the aforesaid Patent, as
we shall most assuredly prosecute all who
do so. CHARLES MILLER,
1
do Vices, assorted sizes
1-2
Screw Plates, assorted
Sledges and Hand Hammers in store and for
sale low by JNO. SIMPLOT.
May 1st, 1819.
dozen Nova Scotia Grind Stones, (a
NEW STORE!
(UNDER THE WAPLES HOUSE,)
msi
Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bon
nets, Nails, Queens-Ware, &c. &c.
AM just receiving and opening the BEST ASSORTMENT and CHEAPEST STOCK
OF ever offered in this market. My Goods are NEW and FRES1I from the
Manufacturers, were bought low, and WILL and
CAW
A. J. GARNER.
Dubuque, April 24, 1849. 34-3t
Fashionable
A I O I N
S. II. DUNN,
HAS
removed to the shop lateljroCciipied
by Mr. R. Cox, where he will be happy
to wait upon those who may favor him with a
call. From tho experience ho has had for the
last ton yccrs, in some of the principle Cities
of the United Stales, he feels confident he can
give perfect satisfaction both in cutting and
making up garments.
His manner of cutting is of the latest and
most approved style.
All garments warrcnted to fit and to give
good satisfaction.
All persons wishing work done in his lino,
at reasonable prices and in the neatest man.
ner, arc invited to call at his establishment.
All orders will be most promptly executed,
and in such a manner as to please even the
most fastidcous.
N. B. I am in tho receipt of the latest
spring and summer fashions for 1849.
Apr. 17 1849. 33-6m
PALM HATST
DOZ. Palm Hats, assorted qualities,
0\J for sale by F. C. &, E. II. SMITH.
FRANK SMITH'S TOBACCO.
BOXES of this fxvorite Tobacco, for sale
by F. C. fc E. II. SMITH.
PRINTS.
250
S1and
-PREPARE FOR THE CHOLERA.
1
AM now"]jrv,~r 3J the Medicines for the
Cholera, that are so higliTy-rte&inmended
by Drs. Cartwright and McDowell. The [vie
dicines are prepared from the best of articles,
that are warranted pure and genuine. Direc
tions ahcompany each fpackage.
Dubuque, apl 25th. E.
•J Boxes of C. Johnson's beat Pitts
J- vFvf burgh Window Glass, all sizes,
(in excellent order,) just received and for
eale low by E. F.
April
A
large stock of the above geodfl ju«t re
ceived and for sale by
April 25th. E. F. GILII:SPIE.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
THE
be sold
sold in Dubuque. I shall have excry thing that can bo called for in my line of business. 1
have a splended lot of all kinds of
have everything to please them Dress Goods of all descriptions, Mouslin de Swiss, Organ
dys, Polkas, Spotted Swiss blue, pink, and ban'd Jaconets, Lawns, Balzorines, Linen Lustres
Lyonaise Lustres, Fringes, Dress Buttons, Parasols, Gloves, Kid and Silk, &c. Also, a splen
did assortment of new and rich Bonnet Ribbons, which will be universally admired.' 1 hope
to see all the Ladies often, as it will afford me much pleasure to show my Goods
HARD WARE, OF ALL KINDS:
Spades, Shovels, Forks, Tubs, Buckets, Manilla Rope, Looking Glasses, Coffee Mills, Saws,
and everything else in the line.
Cottonade, Linens, Blue Drills. Denims. Gambroons, Gold-mixd, Drab, Green and Black
Tweeds, Satinets, Bleached and Brown Muslins, and in fact all sorts of Goods, which 1 am
bound to sell LOW for CASH or PRODUCE. {p^No trouble to show Goods at
April 17, 1849. 33-ly. WIGHTMAN'S.
tilfillillf,
LOWER
THE
RUFUS MILLER.
Dubuque, April 24, 1849. 34-ly
as
WOULD hereby inform all those who
are indebted to me, by note or book ac
count, or otherwise, that I have appointed
Rufus Miller my Attorney in fact, as also
my Agent to settle up and close my old ac
counts and demands. All persons who are
in any way indebted to me, are rcqcested to
call and settle with the said Rufus Miller.
And all having demands against me, will
receive payment bv calling upon my said
Partner. CHARLES MILLER.
Dubuque, April 24, 1849. 34-3t
5 CENTS REWARD.
WHEREAS,
JAMES COLLINS, a bound
apprentice to the undersigned, has
absconded without cause or provocation
this is to caution all persons against harbor
ing or trusting him on my account.
than ever were
1
NOT FOR CALIFORNIA!!
undersigned would respectfully fay
to their friends, and the public general
ly, that they are not beund lor California, for
at least one more season, and that they have,
and an receiving, a large and woll-selected
STOCK OF GOODS,
WARES AND MERCHANDIZE
comprising almost every article usually called
for in this market all of which they pledge
themselves to sell as low for cash or country
produCC is my other house in the city.
Notice eacii Jid df the door, No. 44, under
the City Hotel.
EMERSOK
&
Dubuque, April 17, 1S48.
PU)ELIS.
N. B.—All those knowing theinsf.lves in
debted to us, will hereby take fair and timeij'
notice, that they may have their notes and ac
counts to pay with cost No jest. Lookout.
llAUii WARE.
25 Tons ef assorted Iron—all sizes
5 do Castings—all kinds
50 sells Wagon Boxes—all sizes
100 odd Wagon Boxes do do
95 Kegs Nails and Spikes do do
2 Tons plain and other Steel
1 do Square and Octagan Steel
doz. Smiths' Bellows
do do Anvils and Vices
do do Sledges and Hammers
do do best Roland's Mili Saws
do do do do Cut do.
do Hand Saws—all kinds
do Collins' & Simmons' Axes
and in fact every articlc kept in llie hardwaro
line, such as Scythes, Snaths, Hoes, Spades,
Shovels, Shovels Tongs, rakes and all kinds
of shelf ware. Don't be afraid because we
have all you want, and all sold low by
April 17. E.MKRSON & SHIELDS.
JKUXM —8 bales Ok urn, ]or sale by
April 17. EMERSON &. SHIELDS.
Bales Cotton Balling, just recived and
for sale by ICMKKSON &SIIIKLI>S.
A
o
GREAT BARGAIN.
NFi full and complete sett Saw Mill Irons
for sale verv low by
April. 17. EMEIISON SIIIKLDS.
PORK.
8
PIECES Fancy Prints, handsome
styles, for sale by
F. C. & E. H. SMITH.
LEGHORN HATS.
MEN'S,
Boys', and Infants, for sale by
F. C. & E.H.S
MITH.
Sheetings, for salo by
F. C. & E. H. SMITH.
NAILS.
40
low by
KEGS assorted sizes, superior quality,
60 half boxes Glass 8 by 10. for sale
F. C. & E. II. SMITH*
2bove
F.
GILLESPIE.
Under City Hotel.
CLEANSE YOUR HOUSES $ CELLARS.
I
HAVE just received one barrel of superior
CHLORIDE OF LIME, for purifying
cellars, &c., for sale by E.
undersigned will locate 160 ACRE
LAND WARRANTS, upon one and
two years, by satisfaction being given in re
gard to the quality of t.io lands. Also, 40jeon. For sale by
acre Warrants for sale on reaeonablo-terms.
EMERSON it, SHIELDS*
Dubnquc, Jfarch Glli, 1849.
barrels clear & rough Mess Pork—
Smi 4 tJ all warrautcd good—in store and for
sale for by EMEIISON & SHIELDS.
SALT.—125
DRY
SacksG. A. Salt, (large sacks)
just received and forsa le by
E.MKRSON & SHIELDS.
APPLES.—15 berrcls Dryed Apples,
first rate, just received, which are going
fast from EMEIISON &. SHIELDS.
UGAR.—10 Hhds. N. O. Sugar—the best
in the City—just received and for fale by
April 17. EMERSON »& SHIELDS.
s
TF-ISN'S W ARE3 crates of ass'td Quoen's
Ware, just ree'd and for sale low by
April
17. EMERSON & SHIELDS.
APPLES.—60
DOZEN Pittsburg Grind Stones for sale by
April 17- EAIKRSON $• SHIELDS.
OMEST1CS.—4 bales Indian Head Do
mestics, now an hand, and for sale by
apl. 17. EEMESON & SHIELDS.
s
barrels Dried Peaches—first rate—for sale
low by EMERSON SHIELDS.
TONE WARE.
for sale low by
F1
Madarie, of which will be kept for the a
purpose by
April 17. EMERSON & SHIELDS.
/J pL b~arrtfifl»,Soaps and Candles, ftist receir
ed and
April 17. KIMMSON & SHIELDS.
40
JL
F.
LARD.
barrels Leaf Lard in good order, and
for said by
April 17. EMERSON fc SiriF.i.ns.
35
BOOTS
tsale
44
WE,
barrels Genetal Apples, just
received, and will positively bo sold low.
April 17. E.MERSON «5R SHIELDS.
-500 gallons Slono Ware,
EMERSON SHIELDS.
ust received and for sale by
EMERSON & SHIELDS.
OODEN WARE.—G doz. Buckets and
Tubs, just landing and for sale by
april 17. EMERSON & SHIELDS.
w
rpOOLS.—All kinds of Carpenters' Tools (a
JL fresh supply,) on hand, and for sale bv
april 17. EMERSON &, SHIELDS.
barrels Old Rectified Whiskey, just
landing, and for sale cheap by the bar
rel by
April 17 EMERSON & SHIELDS.
2
Brandy, expressly
Casks of the best Cog
for the sick.
Casks Port Wine best also.
forScjo by the
sacks best Rio' Coffou
chests various quality Tea fresh antt
for sale by
GILLESPIE.
Dubuque apl 25th. Under City Hotel.
SUPERIOR WINDOW GLASS.
April 17. BMBRBQN if SHIELDS.
NOTICE TO COOPERS.
Jnst received all kinks of Cooper's Tools
which will be sold low by
April 17. LMKRSON & SHIELDS.
Iceived
GII.LESPIB.
25th. Under City Hotel.
LINSEED Olt, TURPENTINE AND
WHITE LEAD,
Cask pure Codfish (not hadick) just re
and for sale by
April 17. EMERSON & SHIELDS.
ATS.—6 cases Hats and Caps of all si
JL zes and qualities, consisting of panana,
Leghorn, fino fashionable Silk, I?am, Wool dcc.,
all cheap by EMERSON* & SHIELDS.
10,000
-.w
BACON.
lbs best City cured Hams.
nnn
10,000 do Side clear of boil?.
10,000 do Shoulders. f.
Try this and then know where to go for
April 17. EMERSON & SHIELDS.
~i fV DOZEN^commoti Split Bottom Chair*,
JUJF
tot sale by
EMERSON & SIIJJK»SS.'
SHOES.—40 cases Boots and
Shoes of all kinds and grades for snle by
April 17. EMERSON & SHIELDS.
doz. boxes Sardines just received and for
low by
April 17. EMERSON & SIIIELLS
TO RENT.—One or two comfortable dwell
ing houses apply to EMERSON & SHIELDS.
April 17th 1849.
GLASS.—50xboxes
«/. L*
HAS
11 16,10 14,10 12,
8 10,12 18, and 7x9 Glass—first-rate
articlc—just ree'd and for sale by
April 17. EMERSON &, SinKi.ns.
JLangworthfj
9
No. 99, MAIN STREET, DUBUQUF.
on hand the largest Stock of Fresh
Goods, at Wholesale and Retail, offered
ing supplies from St. Louis and Eastern mark
ets:—some of them are as follows.
DRY GOODS:
1000 ps. prints, assort 10 bales twd issimere
100 ps. blch'd shirting,j30 pieces alpaca,
fine brown |50 do flannel,
10 '4 hickory shirting 50 pr mackinaw blank't
licking. '10 ps. broad cloth,
30 bales sheeting, 10 Irish linen
K ps. satinett, 5 dusk table linens
25 asst. cassimere, 10 lintn table diaper
50
150
10
20
Ky. Jeans,
linsey,
Eng. long cloth,
cotton balling,
Rcady-Made
in this market, and will be constantly receiv- tion and fever, purify the blood, loose.n the
5 blanket coating,
1 Lamartinc
10 sacking,
10 plaid cloaking,
Clothing.
50 blanket overcoats,
55 heavy bl'k cloth
20 coating coats,
25 hunting
20 fine cloth dress
20 frock
16 blue black coats,
10 heavy felt beaver
50 tweed coats,
25 grey mxd Palo Alto
10 pr sheep grey pant
50 fine casiniere,
100 assorted satinett,
30 boys tweed coats,
40 blanket
50 satinett
Fine black satin Vests,
Fancy silk
Cashinero
Cahoes net shirts,
Fine white shirts,
Check linen do
Hickory do
Napoleon cord pants,
Black satinelt pa lo alto
Bang up cord pants,
Boys pants assorted,
Casimere vests,
Cloth
Pink nctt shirts,
Red flannel
'Canton
4 4 4 4
50 assorted sack coats, Flnnnel drawers,
Taylor casiinere, |Canton flannel drawers
Fancy polka vests, |Calioes do do
Boots and Shoes.
ladie
do
do
do
do
50 cases mens' double
soled boots,
50 cs mens' welt boots,
10
14
fine calf do
20 kip boots,
24 youths' do
20 do boys' do
25 do kip brogans
100 prs youths' do
100 prs boys' do
ladies' bk tipd buskins,
heeled buskins,
gaiters.
fine slippers,
kid lace boots,
patent rubbers,
Childrens'goat boots,
do morocco lace do
gaiters,
patent boots,
lea lace boots
buttoned boots,
do
do
do
do
walking buskins,
morocc° Clav tics
Gt
'Qccries.
50 hhds N O Sugar
100 bbls do do
50 do refined sugar:
15 do crushed do
10 do loaf di
Molasses
Golden Syrup,
400 suck salt,
Virginia tobacco,
Missouri do
Smoking do
Cigars currants
50 boxes soap
75 boxes candles
125 bags Rio Coffee
25 bags Laguira CofFeo
10 do Java do
10 do nioltay, do
Imperial tea,
Young llyson do
Gunpowder & black do
100 barrels Whiskey,
Madder, Coperas,
Logwood, Indigo
Wines, Brandy, Gin,
Hats and Caps.
Beaver hats IMohair caps glazcd do
Moleskin & Russia do
4 4 4 1
Velvet caps
Boys' turbans,
Muskrat caps,
Fur trimmed do
Siik plush
Infant's
Brush do
Drab Tampico do
Ccrro Gordo do
Otter caps.Bucna Vista
Navy,
do
do
Lamartinc,
Cloth
44
Hard- Ware.
100 doz knives
&. forks, Game bag
Carving S pocker do
Log chains, trace do
Knob locks,
Mortice &, pad locks,
Augers and chisscls.
Planes, piano irons
Brittania spoons
Iron spoons,
Table and tea spoons
213 sides sole leather
200 do upper do
100 calf skins,
50 «Js harness leather
50 sides bridle do
German silver spoons,
Shot pouches nails
Bulls and screws,
Door bolts,
Drawing bolts,
Brick trowels,
Cow bells,
Axes, broad axes
Hatchets, hammers
25 hand bellows
100 do kip do
10 doz black morocco,
5 do red do
3 do bluo do
6 do pad skins,
J. L. LANGWORTHY.
March 13, 1849. 20-ly
[CrStorage, Forwacding, and General Com
mission Business promptly attended to, at the
White Ware-House,
tho ui dersigncd, return our warmest
thanks to our friends, and the public
generally, for the liberal share of patronage
wi have received at their hands for the past 2
years, and hope, by strict attention and punc
tuality to business, to merit a continuance cf
such prtronago.
We take this method of informing the pub
lic, that we have, at a great expense, purchas
ed the right of the *'TrovilIe Patent" the
proprietor, John Mclntire, Esq., frf St. Louis,
to be used by us exclusively within the city and
county of Dubuque.
The above patent-right consists of a new
and highly important improvement for the
mixing and preparing of white lead, and ail
other colors, applicable to every color without
the. use of alcalics of any description, whereby a
whiter, handsomer, and more durable paint is
produced.
The said improvement is now in successful
use in most of the large eastern and southern
cities, and the right has been purchased by the
U- S. government for the use of the Navy De
partment, after having given it a most satis
factory and scrutinising trial.
All who aro acquainted with the nature of
white lead and oil, know that they have no af
finity for each other—that, mix tkem as tho
roughly as passible, they will separate on
standing a feW hours, the lead sinking to the
bottom, the oil remaining, clear and pure, on
the top.. If, then, anything can be added to
them, which, without injuring the body of the
pa:nt, will cause the two to unite, without the
power of afterwards separating, IT MUST BE
MADE MORE DURABLE and 6nch Is the effect of
this wonderful improvement, unsurpassed in
importance by any discovery of this progress
ive age. All, thcrefoie, desirous of having
painting done in an elegant and durable man
ner, and With quick dispatch, will find it to
their advantage to consult us at ourshop, over
Jones & Dahoney's, corner of Locust and Sixth
streets. BENNETT 1IARDIE.
***Ready-mixed paints kept constantly on
hand for sale.
We, the undersigned, hereby ccrtifv, that
we have had painting done for us by Bennett
Sf Hardio, with paint mixed according to the
patent improved plan, and aro of opinion that
the said paint is in every way superior to any
that has heretofore come under our notice^
for beauty knd elegance of finish
Christopher Pelan,
I. N. Hijbee,
H. S. Hetheriilgton,
HOUSE,
Piatt Smitfl,
David Jones,
J. M, Marsh,
A• D. Anderson.
SIGN, FANCY, ORNAMENTAL, and
CHAIR PAIN-'JTING} GILDINO, GLAZING,
PAPER HANGING, &c.i'
BES^T*!' & HARDIE.
IMITATIONS
of WOOD and^f*|
IIILE, Maps
Mounted and Varnish cd, Society^anncrs,
Badges, Aprons, &c., painted with nh
and dwpatch, by BENNETT & HARDI
GARDEN SEED.
I
HAVE received this day Soods of 1848*
Kitchen Garden and Flower Seeds in great
variety, of Iowa and foreign growth.
finboque, Frb. I Alt* 1840
SLOAN'S COLUMN.
THE BEST & CHEAPEST HORSE MEDICINE
THE WORLD!
SLOANS' OINTMENT AND
O N I I O N O W E
HAS EARNED A GREAT NAME.
For Purity, Mildness, Safety, Certainty and
Thoroughness, Sloan's Otintmen Excels.
And is rapidl7 superseding all other Ointments
and Liniments r*ow in use, for the cure of the
following diseases?
Fresh wounds, ga.'lsof all kinds, sprain-i,
bruises, cracked heels, ringbone, windgalls,
poll evil, callus, spavins, sweeney, fistula,
sitfast, strains, lameness, sS-nd cracks, found
ered feet, scratches or greastf, mange, and
horn distemper.
Tho POWDER will remove all ii?flamma-
skin, cleanse the water, and strengthen ev?ry
part of the body and has proved a sovereign
remedy for the following diseases:
Distemper, hide-bound, loss of appetite, in
ward strains, yellow water, inflammation of
the eyes, fatigue from hard exercise also
rheumatism, (commonly called stiff complaint)
which proves so fatal to many valuable horses
in this country. It is also a safe and certain
remedy for coughs and colds which generate
so many fatal diseases. W. B. SLOAN.
Grand Depot, 49 Lake st., Chicago, 111.
And sold in nearly every town in all the West
ern States. [Feb. 6, 1849. 23-ly.
THE PROOF.
Extractfrom the Galena North-Western Gazette.
By tho use of Sloan's Ointment and Condi
tion Powder, I have entirely cured a Fistula
o.i my horse, and otherwise improved his con
dition more than 500 per cent on the cost of
/he medicine and a dow which was so feeble
as to be considered worthless by himself and
neighbors was restored to good health and
strength by the use of less than half a package
of the powder, and is now doing bettei than
any other cow I have. WM. VINCENT.
Small Pox, May 13,1848.
The Suffering Child.
I hereby certify, that one of my children,
when naked, fell into a large firo of live coals,
and was burued severely from head to feet.—
The best of medical aid and attention was
fiiven to the child for four or five days without
any relief—each day's suffering increased till
his groans could be heard at a great distance,
at which critical period one of my neighbors
recommended and presented to 1110 a box of
SLOAN'S OINTMENT, and in less than
fifteen minutes after the application of the
OintVnent to the aggravated sores of the suf
fering zhild, tho pain ccasod entirely, and he
speedily began to recover. My residence is
in licit Towaship, Vermillion county, and
State of Indiana. THEODORE L. TADLOR.
Datod at Chicago, August, 24, 1S48.
Extraordinary Cure.
April 18th, 1848. Four miles north of Chi
cago (on the road to Milwaukie) Cook co.. HI.
Mr. Sloan—Dear Sir: One of my horses had
ja bony tumour on his breast bone,immc
diatciy ur.der the co!!ai". which lamed him,
and rendered his services of very litile value.
I faithfully applied several bottles of Dr. Tay
lor's Nerve and Bone Liniment, without the
least benefit. I then procured Wilder's Cele
brated Horse Ointment, and used that until I
became fully satisfied that it would never re
lieve the animal Finally, I obtained a box of
your trulv valuable Ointment, and in less than
60 days from tho first application the tumor
entirely disappeared, and the horse was well.
Yours, EDWARD ARMSTRONG.
Popular Opinion.
If popular opinion is any ciiterion of the
worth of on article, we invite the incredulous
to read at least a few of the many voluntary
certificates that appear in our columns respect
ing the great variety of remarkable cures ef
fected by the use of
44Sloan'sCelebrated
The Half has not been told..
Fox River, June 12,1848.
Dr. Sloan—Sir: Please send by the bearer a
new supply of your Horse Medicines. They
arc the b^st articles of the kind that I have ev
er used—never having been disappointed in
their efl'ect, as I have been in the use of others,
even the most celebrated Ointments, Li 11 i
&.C., of the day. 1 like very much this feature
in them, viz: that they do all that is promised,
and upon a thorough trial one is constrained
to add, that
4,half
lias r.ot been told."
Respectfully, M. MUDLEY.
The Difference.
The ordinary ointments and liniments, it is
well known, are severe and partial in their op.
eration. Sloan's Ointment is mild, yet thoro'
—it reaches and removes the cause, hence it
gives real and permanent relief.
For purity, mildness, safety, certainty, and
thoroughness, Sloan's Ointment excels, and is
rapidly superseding all other Ointments and
Liniments now in use.
We Can't get along without it.
Beebe's Grove, Will co., III., Oct. 24, '48.
Mr. Sloan—Sir: I have tested tho virtue of
your Ointment, in the cur3 of rattle-snake
bites, sore throat, burns,ond many other inju
ries, and in every case it has surpassed our ex
pectations. As a Family Ointment, I have
never seen its equal, and for beasts we can't
get alonf'without it.
Yours, MILES M. JOHNSON.
Facts for the People.
More than fifteen years of unrivalled succcs
in the cure of every variety of external diseas
es and injuries, such as sprains, bruises, cuts,
burns, cutaneous eruptious, sore lips, sore
breasts, chapped hands, chillblains, biles, ul
cers, corns pains in the back, sides, 01° other
parts of the system, rattlcsnako bites, &c.,
bears ample testimony that Sloan's Ointment
is just the thing for the hour.
Certificates without number have been re
ceived by the Proprietor, from disinterested in
dividuals, giving details of remarkable cures
effected by its use.
0*Grom the Hon. H. V. S. Brooks, Agent
of the Illinois and Michigun Canal Packet Boat
Company. Chicago, June 24, '48.
Dr. W. B. Sloan—Desr Sir: For the las/ 30
a n O i n e n s i n u s e u v e n e v e o u n
nything equal to your Ointment for injuries
on horses.—Within the last two months 1 have
applied your Ointment to some 80 horses, for
various injuries, and in every instance it has
proved a sovereign remedy.
CITY HOTEL,
U U U E i i U I O W A
A. H. MILLER, Proprietor.
A. H. MILLER, (late of the Leclare Hon«e,
Davenport) would advice his numerous friends,
and the public generally, that he lias taken
the above named spacions establishment, where
he flatters himself that he will be able to ac
commodate hia guests in a style to meet their
entire approbation.
To his St. Louis friends, who have hereto
fore honored him with their patronage, be
would say, that tho vicinity of Dubuquo
abounds with a variety of objects of interest
to the visitor. Th« grouse shooting is not to
bo surpassed, and the best trout fisning in the
world at an easy distance.
March 5th, 1849. 27-ly
Oint­
ment and Condition Powders."
These remedies no longer remain among
those of doubtful utility, they have passed
from the tide of experiment, and now stand
higher in reputation and are becoming more
extensively used than all other articles of the
Hind.—[Mich. City News,
years I have had occasion to use many horses, every description Coopers'Tools of Kolp'*
and have used the great variety of Liniments
'4
V
'suq
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS.
E. F. GILLESPIE,
MAIN-STKEET, DUBUQUE, IOWA,
HASalwayson
hand a large stock of Drugs*
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuff's,Spi
ces, Soaps, Window Glass, Brushes, Twine,
Wrapping Paper, Fancy AarticleR, &c. which
I will warrant to be of the best quality.
Persons in want of any article* in my line,
are requested to call, as I am detenmned to
sell them very cheap.
E. F. GILLESPIE-
Dubuque, March 5th, 1849. 27-ty
SARSAPARILLA, PILLS, ft POWDERS.
I
HAVE on hand a large supply of Town
send'a Sarsaparilla, Moffatt's Pills and Bit
ters, Wrights, Braggs, Smith's and Lee's Pills,
and Kueckclhaus' Worm Powders. These arti
cles are warranted to be gtnuine, and will bs
sold cheap. E. F. GILLESPIE.
PAINTS, OIIS VARNISH, &<v
HAVU, and shall always keep on hand", 9
Ijrge supply of the following article*, via:
Lintseeii Oil, Spts. Turpentine, pure White
f.ead, Copal and Japan Varnish, Chrome and
Paris Green, Chrome Yellow, Lamp Black,
venetian
Red, Litharge, Spanish Brown, Paint
Brushes, and all articles used for Painting,
which I will sell cheap for cash.
E.
F.
GILLESPIE.
March 11th, 1849. 28-1
y
CELEBBATED MEDICINES.
SLOAN'S CONDITION POWDER:
SLOAN'S HORSE CATTLE & OINTMENT
SLOAN'S FAMILY OINTMENT, &C.
I
IIAVE just received a supply of these ce
lebrated Medicines, which 1 will warrant
genuine. I am the only Agent in Dubuqua
for the sale of Sloan's Genuine Mcdicines.
E. F. GILLESPIE,
Under the City Hotel.
Dubuque, April 1st, 1849.
REGULAR PACKET,
Between St. Louis, St. Peters, and St. Croix.
THE substantial, light draught
"j?^4^1 steamer CORA, J. E. GORMAN,
Master, will run as a Regular
PacUat be tween the above ports, during the
next season.commtncing her trips on the open
ing of navigation.
April 3d, 7849. 31-ds.
REGULAR
St. Louis, Dubuque, and Polosi Packet.
THE new and light dr-iugbtt
steamer SAINT PETEBS,
Capt. WARD, Master, will com­
mence her regular trips, on the opening of na
vigation, in the above trade, touching at all
intermediate landings, and will continue in
the trade during the entire season. Her acco
modations are not surpassed by any boat in the
trade.
0*For freight or passage, apply on board*,
or to WAPLES & ZIRKLE.
Dubuque, March 1, IS 19. 27-ds
Alonzo Child] AasaFarr,Jr. [O.W. Child
~CHILD7FARR & CO.,
DIRECT IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS' IN.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.
No. 147, Main-street, St. Louis, Mo.
(THIRD DOOR NORTH OF THE BANK OF MISSOURI,X
11E now receiving and opening, for Spring*
Trade, the largest and most extensive as
sortment of Hardwaro ever before purchased'
for this market. Our English Goods arc all of
our own importations, direct from the manu
facturers themselrcs and our American Goods
arc purchased from manufacturers at the low
est cash prices which will enable us to selfc
them as low as they can be bought in any of
the Eastern cities. We feel confident that we*
can sell you goods at such prices as will fully
justify you in purchasing here. Wo ask you,
to give us a trial.
Among our stock may be found, in part, th*
following articles, viz:
2,000 dozen Waldron's (St other Grass, Grain,
llemp and Bramble Scythes
600 dozen Scythe Snaths
300 groce Scythe Stones and Rifles
600 dozen Hay and il/anure Forks
200 do Sickles 500 doz. handled Hoes
400 do Ames', Rowland's & other Spades
600 do do do' do Shovels.
200 do Haines 200 doz. Horse Collars
1,600 Weavers'Reeds
800 doz. Collins', Simmons', Nason's and
other Axes
200 do do do $ other Hatchets::
500 do Coffee Mills 300 Afill Saws
500 Cross Cut Saws 1000 doz. curry combsi
3,000 lbs. Brass Kettles and Pails.
300 dozen Tea Kettles
75 casks Ox and Log Chains
TOO do Trace Chains
50 dc Sad Irons
40 do Carolina Ifoes
10 do IFooks and Hinges,
do Mousci-hole and other Anvils^
5,000 lbs Wrought and Horse Nails
300 dozen Sheep Shears
500 do Knob Locks and
a
Ssengers eonveyed to and from the
boats in ckrmges tree of expense*
A. II. MILLER.
1848. »ept.I2-ly.
Dubuque, Sept
[Davenport GazsT.
St. Louis HopubitMD,
Galena, copy six
Capitol Reporter, and
Xo^oiniiMi ftiti! GtMtlCf
Latches
500 do Thumb Latches
10,000 groce Wood ScrewB
1,000 dozen Cast and Wrought Butts
300 do Drawing Knives
800 groce Table Cutlery
2,000 dozen Pocket Knives
5,000 dozen Pocket Knives
500 do Kogers' and Wostenholin'at
Pen Knives
2,000 do Butcher and Shoe
Knives^
300 do Raiora and' Strops
800 do Sewsora and Shears
3,000 Perscussiou Caps.
ALSO,
A large variety of Goods suitable for llie IW
dian trade.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Smith's Bellows Screw Plate* Vices?
Sledge Hammers CounterScales Platform*:
Balances Planes and Carpenters' Tools ojffe
°d McCoy s ^manufacture Needles^ But^
tons Hooks and Eyes Fishhooks and Lines?
Marbles. Flints Rifles Shot Guns Pistols*
a variety of Gun Trimmings.
ALSO, SOLE AGENTS FOR V
Welch & Griffiith's (Boston) 48 and 50 incb
Circular Saws for Portable Saw Mills.
March 27th,
1849.
THE
30-3m.
Ohio Fruit and Seed Store.
subscriber returns bis best wishes
the citizens of Dubuque and vicinity, for
their very liberal patronage for the past year,.
and by a strict attention to business, a«d a
position to please, hopes to merit a continoaBOV
of the same, and an increased patronaM w 1
1849. A general variety of Grera a*4
In addition to his former bwsiiMr~
fitted up an Elysian SalOon, whe
Sardines, Hot Coffee, and Game,'
ed up at«ll reasonable hours.
A liberal patronage issoik'
sign of the Ohio Fruit
Main st., neit door to tliiCUj
the worth of your jponejr.
Dubuque, lit January, iS49.
paid for Eggs, Butter* I
snd Poultry.,
A
J^liM
Fruit, Candies, Nuts, and Spieea, kept
stantly on hand, also a choice seleetioa of
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDfifjf
in the proper season for planting then*.