The miners' express., August 01, 1849, Image 4

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

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NOT FOB CALIFORNIA!:
THEIbtj
undersigned would respectfully re*
to their friends, and the publii general
)y« tbat in net bound for California, for
J•*least
si Nttice
Mi more season, and tbat thej have,
and are receiving, a large and well-aelectcd
jSTOCK OF GOODS,
"T WAKES AND MERCHANDIZE,
aompriaing almost every article usually called
^for In thia market all of which they pledge
themselves to sell aa low for cash or country
tfprodoee aa any other house in the city,
eaeb lid of the door, No. 44» under
a*
!t*
1
E.„„„ & SlIIBLDf.
N. B.—All those knowing themselves in
^debted to us, will hereby take fair and timely
notice, tbat tbey may have their notes and ac-
aounts to pay with
Lo9kout:
Dubuque, April 17, lb4B. .AT
UARU WARE.
fft Tons ef assorted Iron—all sixes
5 do Castings—-all kinds
50 sstts Wagon Boxes—all sixes
100 odd Wagon Boxes do do
95 Kegs Nails and Spikes do do V
9 Tons plain and other Steel
1 do Square and Octagan Steel
dec. Smiths' Bellows
do do Anvils and Vices
do do Sledgaa and Hammers
do do best Jloland's Mill SawsJ
do do do do Cut do.
do Hand Saw»—*11 kinds
CotliM* & Simmans' Axes
in the bardwaF*
slalf ware. j5on*t -•fraM because we
rou^want, and alisol low by
BUCRSON
&
for sale ver* low by
April 17. EMSRBON Sr
.* B* barrels clear & trough Mess Pork—
§_.O ali warrantcd^good—in store and
sale fey
EMERSON
RV1
rQODEN
St,
SHIELD*.for
ABT£»I25 SIOKSG.-^&LT,
I justtefiei
It, (large sacks)
&. 8H»«LP8-
APPLES V-15 beTraJn Dryei} Apples,
iilyato, just fWelvsd. which are going
frOifc VEM*BSON & SHIELDS.
-the beat
LYGATT^^SHDSMFROTDUGA
la thiCIty-Afft received and for fale by
.•* 7* EMERSON
St
SHIELDS,
ARB3 cratesof ass'td Queen's
just recM and for'sale low by
EMERSON & SHIELDS.
barrels Genetal Applos, iust
*and will posilivcly,bo sold low*'
EMERSON Sf
YAOELV
ill?
SHIELDS.
EN Pittsburg-Grind Stones fu sue
"7- E|B4BON SF SHIKLD8.
fnoian Head Do-
Wlanitan4?tnd for sale by
EEMKSON
ti
SHIELDS.
Pnehes—first rate—for sale
SHIELDS/
gallons Stone W».'c,
EMERSON SR. SW KLDS.
"R^DS.^'S doi. Fishing Rods,
Mdairedand for sale by
EMERSON & SHIELDS.
WARE.—6 doz. Buckets and
'Tubs- just landing and for sale by
april 17. EMERSON
&
.SHIELDS.
TOOLS.--A11
kinds of Carpenters' Tools (a
fresh supply.) on hand, and sale by
april 17. EMF.RSON Slfor
SHIELDS.
barrels Old Rectified Whiskey, just
landing, and for sale cheap by the bar
rel by
April 17. EMERSON &. SHIELDS.
2
I
Casks of the best Cog. Brandy, expressly
er the sick.
Casks Port Wine best also.
Madarie, of which will be kept for the a
bove purpose by
April 17. EMERSON & SHIELDS.
pf barrels Soaps and Candles, just receiv
O ed and for sale by
April 17. EMERSON fc SHIELDS.
a
/~a sacks best Rio Coffoc for sale by the
4'* lbs- or sack by EMERSON ft Stum O*.
•g chests various quality Tea fresh and
J_I_P for sale by
April 17. EMERSON
Daven
aifi
Id at in
Sf
Cask pure Codfish (not hadick) just re
ceived and for sale by
EMERSON
April 17.
TLK
St,
-6 cases Hats and Caps of all si'
ATS*"
i~i zes and qualities, consisting of panana,
Leghorn, fine fashionable Silk, Pam, Wool &c.
all cheap by
BACON,
klbs best Hams.
10,000
.boxes a
le low
iz:' '-wsp?-'-*
Grind StoBfijlr
Kegs N»H«
Bbls. Saleratuaf
Reams
Id 8icki Dried Ap
3ST
B«h
Dry Herring#
5 Half Chests Tea
SO Bo*f»WipdowOlM»—8x
bmtu
hi»*v
M«y 4ib, lfc'49.
GREATER IN UCEMENTS THAN
CrfLIFOMU*
FOR 18491
For the approaching Spring, I am manufaor
taring the largest and most splendid assort*
ment of ,,
HEADY-MADE
ever offered by any house. It will be beyond,
description!
The Wholesale and Retail Trade of the past
year ao far exceeded my expectations, that it
was a matter of impossibility for me to supply
the demand!
FOR THE APPROACHING SEASON,
I feel confident in asserting, that 1 will bo ena
bled to supply the demand of the entire West.
The tremendousamount of BUSINESS that
I am doing, and entirely upon the
ciple,
•"50"
*&>
i»rl
SHIELDS.
&UII —^balJf foraale by
April 17. ...EMityow At SHIELD*.
BaleaCotton Batting, just reoi*%d *nd
-^$1-vJ for aale by EwaagoN &SHI
"A GREAT BARGAIN.
Nfi full and complete sett Saw Mil!
Cash Prin­
enables ntto manufacture Goods at far
less prices,thanany other concern and 1 am
determined to sell themet aSMALL l'ROFIT!
•o asto m%ke for every Country
Merchant to in-yesthifcashcapital in Clothing, york ,lone
aa it will?«y him a better prolit,
ouicker sales, and
leave ni
Stvles. r«tterns. and Prices.
My ehflaper than can be bought ir. the Ea»t
era markets, and savt thereby e^ponsc of go
ing,:eemin/, tr-insportation, &,c.
wkf t^ck this le/'Nen ia, and will be, trr
nmraodftly larg U,N^
1 AM
No.
dercrnimcd
118 Afciri
SWAINS-
PORK.
C'OS-.
iioff wilb the joason.
All bills w .rr nted to be ptieitue correctly,
—sixes and goad* guarantee) fu ue peifuct.
I havefcut C-VF, STOMl- in the city, 'tis
yir'ei, Saint Lt+uit, Mittonri.
.. A lavge No I IS on top tha house.
AH order packed at the lowest Gush Price?.
JOHN T. MARTIN-
Marclil, 849. 27-»f
JOHN E. SMITH & CO.
(UAMca
SMITH
150
A- co.,
OALKNA.).
RESPECTFULLY offer
to the public their ncT.-
Sc
well-assorted Stock of ._.v
Watches, Jewelry
FANCY GOODS, &c
all of the latest fashion
their facility of -buying
cheap in the eastern mar­
kets, enables them to sell "cheaper than
the cheapest."
*Wr®'oc'ts' Watches, and Jewelry, care
,&]]/ repaired and warranted by C. Kalten
bach.
The higeeat prices will be paid for
old gold and silver.
Dec. 12, 1848. 15-tf
L« LtangwortHy9
NO. 99,
MAIN-STREET, DUBUQUE.
TJAP cn hand the largest Stock of Fresh
S Goods, at Wholesale and Retail, offered
in this market, and will be constantly receiv
ing supplies from St. Louis and Eastern mark
ets:—some of them ureas follows.
DRY GOODS:
10 bales twd cassimere
1000 pa. prints, assort.
100 ps. blch'd shirting,
fine brown
44
10
44
20 fine cloth dress
SHIELDS.
NOTICE TO COOPERS.
Just received all kinks of Cooper s Tools
which will be sold low by
April 17. EMERSON &. SHIELDS.
do loaf
Molasses
Golden
S
Boots and
400
grlldes ior sale by
SON &•, SHIELDS
sack
eclaro
sacking,
110
44
50 blanket overcoats,
55 heavy bl'k cloth
20 coating coats,
25 hunting
50 assorted sack coats,
Taylor casimere,
Fancy polka vests,
SHIELDS.
50 cases mens' double
soled boots,
50 cs mens1 welt boots,
10
44
20 do boys' do
25 do kip brogans
100 prs youths' do
100 prs boys' do
ladies' bkjtipd buskins,
to
jof bens.
44
S^|TCJ
Virginia
to
Missouri
okiog
reto-
age. he
Dubuque
s of interest
ooting i
best trout fis
nee.
nveyed to
es free of ex
t. 8,1
ort Gazet
epublic
py
rtlet
age
lanes, piane
ia spoon
plaid cloaking,
Ready-Made Clothing.
Fine black satin Vests,
Fancy silk /4
Cashmere
44
44
44
Cahoes net shirts.
Fine white shirts,
Check linen do
Hickory do
Napoleon cord pants,
Black satinett paloalto
44
20
14
frock
16 blue black coats,
10 heavy felt beaver
44
50 tweed couts,
25 grey mxd Palo AltoiBung up cord pants
10 pr sheep grey pant
50 fine casimere,
100 assorted satinett,
30 boys tweed couts,
40
4 4
Boys pants assorted,
Casinterc vests,
Cloth
Pink nett shirts,
Red flannel
blanket
14
50
44
satinett
14
41
Canton
4 4 4 4
FInnnel drawers,
Canton flannel drawers
Cahoes do do
Boots and Shoes.
fine calf do
20
EMEASON
41
kip boots,
& SHIELDS.
24
44
youths' do
walking buskins,
morocco Clav ties
go for Ba
SHIELDS.
50
hhds
N O
Sugar
50
15
75
100
10
SlIlrffjDB.
rtady
AY A
Ca
and tea spoons
sole leather
DDoer do
s,
s le
do
|ITS*DDB
S« SIF
Tor spoons
J. L. LA
"e--—• -jru
RE-HOUWE,
SI Brown and While ®°aP5 _| ed with promptness and dispatch, can
*0*^ 1* done by calling on the subscriber, or in hi* ab
er«tgn«4 •vtll eommenee ref
ps, from Dubuqus fo Chicago, on
persona wishing transportation of mer*
enandise, or passage, or any business transact
have it
•enco, at Langwortky's Store.
HIRAM C. PIERCE.
9«buqa«» April 3d, 1849. 31-fuu
4'
y*
E. F. GILLESPIE, AGENT.
mm
MANUrACTORY
TOWISFILB'L
COMPOUND BXTAACT CF
8 1 8 A A K I A
The most extraordinary Mediciue in the World
Thit Extract it put up in Quart Botllei: it it six timu
ehttptr, pleatanUr, and warranted tuperior to
mttf told. It caret without vonitinf,
I'*r gi
n
fT. ticktnittg or Mili
tating Iht Patient.
Tlrt mil beauty nnd superiority of thia Sariatiarilla
over all other medicines i«, that while it eradicates the
diieaae, it invigorates tlio body. It is one of the very l»est
SriUNO AND SUMMER. MEPICINF.S
twr known it not only purities the wlioU system and
strengthens tlic portion, iiui it creatns nev, pure and rich
blood a power possessed by no t»th«r medicine And
tn this liea the trraud 'ecret ut its woii'ierful success. It
has performed within tho last two years mcro than 100,000
Cures of scvc.re cases of disease at least 15.000 were
consilered iucurnble. It has saved the lives mere than
t0,00U children the piut two seasons in the City of New
cn
meet
w ill
remnants to lose on.
lly 8toek Ibis Spring has been manuf&cturcd
Irely differenttnam anv previous one.
e devoted my whole time and attention to
tfis my .brother, Charles G. Martin, attends
:o the St.'Louis establishment. My styles and
patterns have all beer aelecteil with great
10,000 cnacs ef General Debility nad want
•f Nerrans Kncrg
Dr. Towniend's 8ftr*ap:rilla invijorBtes'.lie whole system
permanently. To those who finv? irsl their ninscttlnr oner
(fy by t!i", (f»cls of n«diciiie or iudiscre'mn !rmmitte«l in
roatb or the exces-tvq iiidiilgetico of '.he passions, and
brought on hv piiys cq) f.i-onr.ition of the nervous ayatem,
lassitarfc, w»ut of anibidon, 'aintinj se^ishtions, premature
decay and decline iiaitenins toward* that fatal disease
Consumption, can be e'.itirniy !eMored by this pleas
ant mn*dy. This Jnrs^.pacilia
in
fur mpnrior to any
InvijIsrHiing (!«ritinl.
As it renews and invi^r., atns the system, gives acllri'y
to th« limits, and strength to the museulnr system in a
most extraordinary degree.
C«II*n.fAvr.tK'ood,
iitupll«n
IRCDI
Oleanie and 5t tngth uoutum,n'on can be tltrii.
eki'jt, Ci"T'imj:tion, Oitmpliinl, Coldt, Oalnrrh,
Onugkt, Atlh-".a, Spitov Siirene.».* in the Ohtrt
Hectic Flutii, Wight 'nra'r Viffici.U or Profntt Ex
ptctnraUo'i, Pain
(he Side, Ifc., have ten and CUM it
in
ettrtd. '•$:*'
Spilling niooil.
York, April 2&,
all over the city. raise no blood and my cough has
|e(l me. Vou can well imagine that I are thaakful for
these -resulti. Vour obedient servant,
-\VM. RUSSEM,, 63 CuiWiae st.
Iilieiiii:!aiin.
This only one of more th.iM fom thousand cases of Jlheu
mutisn'. tlmt Dt. Towns^iid's Sarsuparilla has cured. The
most severe and chronic caios are weekly eradicated by its
ealrnnrdinnry virtues.
Jainos nni.ihi?.", onj of thr aioistints in the Laua.
tic Asyl:in. Rlar.kwell's Inland, is the gentleman spoken of
in tho following letter
niackwoll's Island, Sept, 1-1. 1817.
Dr. Towosend—Dear Sir: I have suffered terribly for
nine years with the Rheumatism considcr^'ili of tin time
I could not eat, slncp or walk. I had the most distressing
pains, and my limiis were terribly swollen. I have used
four lioltlcs of your S.irsapar:.lla, and they have done ise more
th in a thousand dollars worth of good, I am so much better—
indeed Iain entirety relieved. You ar at liberty to use this
for the benefit of the afflicted.
I
IKPII
30 picces alpaca,
50 do flannel,
50pr mackinaw blank't
10 ps. broad cloth,
10
14
10 hickory shirting
5 ticking.
30 bales sheeting,
75 ps. satinett,
asst. cassimere,
Irish linen,
5
44
dusk table linens
10
44
Ky. Jen us,
41
lintn table diaper
5
44
blanket coating,
linsey,
Eng. long cloth,
cotton batting,
1 t4 Lamartinc
4*
Yours respeetfully, JAMES CUMMINGS.
Fercr and Ague.
Dr. Townsend's 3arsapari'.l:t is tinequ illed iu cases of the
Chills and Fever and A ue. Tue folio-*iag letter is oitly
one of hundreds that we have received frens the South and
West of like character.
bnfnrc she took the A ne. A lady that hn't been
very si.-.k witii the Chills and Fnver, but had broke them
with Quinine, and was left in a very weak and distressing
state, and troubled exceedingly with the Ague Cake, seeing
the effect it had on rny wife, she sent and procured a few
bottles, and it restored her in a few weeks to complete
health. Your Sarsaparilla is without doubt, unequalled in
diseases incident to the West aud if you think that this com
munication will be of use, you arc at liberty to uw it if you
choose.
Frniale Neilirinr.
!r. Town enil's SurHi purilia is a sovereign an speedy
cure for inrificiit Consumption, Bnrreiiiifl.M, Prolapsui
Uteri or Falling of the Womb, Costiimiess, Piles, I.eucar
rhn:a, or Whitea. olii-tructcd or difficult Menstruation, In
conliueiire of Urine, or invuluutary discharge thereof,
aud for the genernl prostration of the syhtom—uo matter
whether tho result of inherent cauite or causo? produced
by irregularity, illness or accident. Nothing call be more i
urprising than its invigorating affects on the human frame.
Persons of all weakness and lassitude, front taking it al
onee become robust and full of energy under its influence.
It immediately counteracts tho nervelnssness of the female
frame, which is the great causo of Barrenness. It will
not he expected of us, in cases of so delicate a nature, tc
exhibit certificates of cures performed, but we can assure
the afflicted, that hundreds of cases have been reported to
us. Thousands of cases where families have been withsut
children, after using a few bottles of this invaluable medi
cine. have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring. It
has been expressly prepared in refcrouce to female com
plaints. No female who has reason to suppose she is ap
proaching that critical period,
layed fur teveral
ladies' heoled buskins,
do gaiters.
do fine slippers,
do kid laco boots,
do patent rubbers,
Childrens' goat boots,
do morocco lace do
do gaiters,
latent boots,
ea lace boot*
bulto^od boots,
boxes candlcs
bbls do do
125
bags Rio CofT
do refined sugar
and for
25 BAGS
Lagui
do crushed do
10
do
JA
eni
illa.^aa
have
tteri, Eft
it ipin the sa
•tolen and copied
less imitutiom, and
•ignad by S. P. Tow
126 rUI.TON Street,
Co.. 8 Stute street, Bo
(tract,
Philudelphia
M.
Coheu.
Charl
et, N. O.: 105 South
he principal I)ruggi«M
bout the United State*,
retail, by
E. F. GILL
tho authorized a
^WSLL-ESTABLISHED ANDLONG-TR^jED
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUG STORE,
1
Main street, Dubuque.
v A S O N
K15EPS
constantly on hand a full supply o
Fresh Drug .nd Medicincs and a gene
ral assortment of Paints, Oils, Glass, and Dye
Stuffs.
J41SO,
MA,
Oswogo, Mich., Oct. 22,1847.
Dr. Townsend Doar Sir—I purchased for my wife two
bottles of Sarsaparilla of your Agent, Mr. McNair, of Kala
mazoo, to try it fur the Fever and Aijue. Before I had finish
ed the first bottle, it appeared to warm the lilood, and every
otlior day when the Chills and the Fever appeared, they
were less violent and before she had finished the bottle
she was entirely relieved, and she was much better than she
nad
all the latest and most approv­
ed Patent Medicines,for saleatSt Louis prices
forCilSH only. nltf T, M/1SON-
H. G. FARRELL'S
CELEBRATED
(C
U
it
The turn of life,"
•liould nrglnct to take it. as it is a certain preventive for
any of the numerous and horrible diseases to which females
are subject at this time life. This period may
yrartofby
uting thit medicine.
*•-."
II TO
two y
gard «i
FAR:
ACRE
will locate 1
LA NTS,
on# and
upon
r«
Uiifection being flv«A itf
fclftj of tho lands, ilklio, 40
lore W*rnuits for aale on reaeoMkbl* t«rm*.
EMERSON
fc «HIELDS,
Dubuque, March 6th, 1849. V"-V
ARABIAN LINIMENT,
for the cure of Rheuniutisni, Pains of the
Breast, Bruises, Stiffness
of
J*ERF6MERY,
Rm-
19 IT.
Oft. TtfWMSiWD.—I ve.rity believe your 8ar»ii.nri!ln
has been the nienMs, Liirotigh i'rovidencn, c.' savins my
life. I hnv for y*:tre iitid a Uiiil ConjrK
ft
conie Mir»e ami nor.o. At lant i ruised large qHami
»ie» of blood, had ni«ht sweats, an/ w.is greaily dobitit:i
ted aud r? !m:sil, and did not expnet have enly
K?sd your 3nrsajrarilla a Eh »r( iino, an *tmrr hi? a won
derful ehnnzc beon wrought in mo. I am
BOW
nl,le 10 walk
Joints, as also most
diseases of Horses, such as Fistula. Poll evil,
Big Head. &c. &c. For salo at retail and
wholesale, by. T. MASONt
w Main street, Dubuque.
Feb. 13th. 1849.
OILS, of all kinds.
PAINTS, of every color. '%/.
GI.ASS, of every size.
VARNISHES, of every sort.
.0
of every odor.
A S O N
SOLE AGENT FOR
V
HAMILTON & SONS
JUSTLY CELEBRATED
E I I N E S o w i
WHOOPING COUGH, I1O.*RSENESS3 IN
FLUENZA,
SPIIRINFTOF BLOOB,
TV OF
DIITTOUL-
P^KATKING, PAIKS
AND BREAST,
IN THE SIDE
(fee. die.
HAMILTON'S
VFOFITBLE
SUGAR COATED
VER
AGUE
PILLS
AND FE­
A SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE
FOR CHILLS ANB FEVKR, IN ALL THEIR
COMPLICAATED FOPMS.
Also, an cfficicnl remedy for Fevers of
every desciiolion.
HAMILTON'S
ANTI-BIT,T.IOUS
VEGETABLE CATHARTIC SU
GAR-COATED PILLS.
HAMILTON'S BOWEL SYRUP,
AN INFALLIBLE CORE FOR
DIARRHCEA,
For sale wholesale and retail by
T. VTA
DY
SENTERY, AND ALL LOOSENESS OF THE
BOWELS.
This medicine has been so well tested
that we think it useless to spend tiroo in
writing about it all we ask is, for the
people to try it.
O O A Y N E S
E I I N E
DR.
JAYNJSof Philadelphia has constitu
ted Doct. TIMOTHY MASON, of Du
buque, Jowa, his agent for selling at wholesale
or retail, his justly celebrated Family Medi
cines, and he has now at his Drug Store on
Main street, a full supply of
Jayne's
Sanative Pills
Expectorant
Hair Tonic
Carminative Balsam
Tonic Vermifuge
Alterative
Ague Pills
Hair Dye
U
U
U
U
LBS. Logwood and
2
V DEAI
be de­
Nor is
it loss valuable for those wile are approaching woman
hood. as it is calculated to assist nature by quickening
the blood and invigorating the aystem. Indeed, tliis medi
eiae is invaluable for all the delicate tltieuei to wliick
women are subjcct.
This valuable OIL, so celebrated for the cure
for Deafness, for sale by sole agent.
Sept.
1,1848. MASON
150
TE
'ectutl medicine for purifying
,, i'-J- I
It the Mfant and a
Ike •yatem, mad rtH«rf«|r the aMbring* attendant upon child
•Mrth eTer dugtorered. It atrenltheui holit the mother ami
child, pnrents pain and dueaae, inereaaaa aad ariviehes the
food. thosej»|M {iave uaad it thiak' it ia iadiipaaaabla. It
highlj uteMnmhbefore and after aonftnement, aa it pre.vent«
SEED.
4mMI pf thdtick
ttst^Klshlncnt o
Ohio Fruit
§«eds 9
fi saltscrib
tin citizens o
liberals*
ten
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS,
^ifPtlie proper season for planting them.
In addition to his former business, he hga
fitted up an Elysian Saloon, where Oysters,
Sardines, Hot Coffee, and Game, will be scrv
«dapatall reasonuble hours.
A liberal patronage is solicited. Call at the
•iffnoftlic Ohio Fruit and Seed Store No 67,
Main it., noxt door to the City Hotel, and get
(bo worth of your money.
W A E S O U S
FU"
III
v
A I O N S A S A W
Infallible Family Medicine for
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS, LIVEK COW
TLAINT3, COUGHS, COLDS, CROUP,
the
price
plaint.
ASTII
S)
Flannels-
Printed Cottons, in
great variety
(iinghams, Merinoes
Shawls, kerchiefs
silk Cravats, Stocks,
comlbrters.ttwpenders
children's knit cloaks,
da do .^a^8,
SATTINELT0V^E|PB
Cottonades, Durb'&ms
SON.
bbls. Mad-
der for sale by
100
T.MASON,
BOXES Window Glass assorted for
sale by
Ti MASON*
uu
SCARPA'S
ACOUSTIC OIL*
THE 0NU CLFTE
Mor
OUNCES Quinine,and S oz
phine for sale by
T. MA.
AGENCY FOR WRIGHTS PILLS.
DUBUQUE,
Oct. 7, 1848.
it known toall whom it may concern,
ampion'S
tfiat
Jj Ooct. T. MASON is appointed soU Agitit
!br Doct. WILLIAM WaiGHfa
IND1AF VEGETABLE PILL?,
orpubuquc Count.,1^.
lOU llac*
et., f'hiJ^l^Si^ P#.
A
J&itl#c«]ebrated throughout tt^ Westfo^tn
Icare of Ague and j&e ver| ajjf^M mistak«
E!
DUBUQUE IOWA.
1.
H. Curtis, is at now under the charge and
superintendence of the owner, and will re
ceive in all its departments hi? devoted and
particular attention. The 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
West, and eve»-y exertion will be used to
contribute towards the enjoyment of the
ajuests, and to make the house,
D00TS, SHOES, AND LEATHER.
Men's shoes,
do brogans,"
Men's extra Kip,
do strong,'
do cowhide,
Ladies' morocco boots
Misses' db do
Kip and Calf do
Boys' thick boots,
ier», foup tutttgtoi
ktofcing-gl^ssee, j.
^Mk». eartjjea,, w^ure
•trfler tibwls,
IAS6N."
?Hort & Madeira wine
[expresilyforthe sick
0^ba6 brandy,
raining cofrante, »1
oootdef dried fcgiteD
apptee, Weflt«fn Re
•erve, pickles, lemon
ayrUp, ink jars, pen
ciUk elites,^aper,
sperm oil, fish oil,
w«ter pails, wash tube
shoe and scrubbing
brushes, bed cords,''
plough lines, chalk
iinee, windlass rope,
halter do
Manilla door mats,
spicee, pepper,
pimento, mace,
1 incb*
bei^orli
AN.
«TO
Ity ,for
the papt year,
a "strict a
tten
tjO$^b|l*ili
0M, and a dis
•yfiliaa t6 please, continuance
ofjthe «aoie, and an t%j»lpM»d jitronago for
I&49. A general varum of Green and Dried
Fruit, Candies, NuU, Spicea, kept con
'%|*ntly on hand, also a ohoice selection of
G. R. WEST.
Dyjbuque, 1st January, 1849. 19-tf
CPCMh paid for Eggarfiatter,Cheese. Lard,
aid Poultry
all of which will be sold for a email advanco
on coal. B. J. O'HALLORAN.
Telegraph Corner.near the New Cathedral.
Dubuque, Oct. 31, 1848.
LARD.
barrels Leaf Lard in good order, and
for Mil* by
April 17. EKKMOM
JUL
AIVDERSO^
PROPRIETOR.
THIS larpe and commodious Ho
tel, located on the corner of Main
and Second streets, in the city of
DUBUQUE, Iowa, formerly kept by
in fact,
in­
ferior to none West of the Alleghanies. The
healthy, romantic and beautiful location of
Dubuque and vicinity —the abundance of
game—the variety of amusing and whole
some pursuits which present themselves,
together with the extensive and novel field
for mineral, geological and botanical speci
mens and researches, render this a most
desirable point for our southern friends to
renovate and enliven body and spirit during
the summer months. No location on the
Mississippi can combine so many advanta
ges, of health, curiosity and amusement. In
proof of this wc confidently invite all to
comii and see fot themselves. Come espe
ciaPy and try whether the
Waple$ Home
will not confer all, and even more than is
promised. Feeling confident that no per
son will leave dissatisfied with the
shall certainly be no cause of com­
D. ANDERSON,
Proprietor.
•ITew Goofs
3
AND LOW PRICES, AT THE TELE*
GRAPH CORNER.
lH»e Town is Orowing tip!!
k NO to keep up with the town, 1 have
til added largely to my previous Stock, eo
as to be able to meet the growing wants of
a growing community. For the purpose
June 6, lh49. 40 ly
FARE
1F
AM
of
facilitating my business, in anticipation of
its growth, I have adopted the principle of
but ONE PRICE, and that the
lowest,
catch-penny
trade to those who understand it, try effort
will be, to do a regular business—selling to
the good .judge and the bad, the "Jew and
the (jJeniile," alike.
To my old patrons and friends, I am sin
cerely thankful for the patronage so liberal
ly bestowed during the past summer, and
would respectfully inform them and the pub
lic generally, that I have just opened my
cffitntei
oj? ^ooc/d,
which I will sell as low as they can be pur
cnashed in this town. All parsons wanting
to buy, are requested to call and examine
my ctock, consisting of
Y O O S
Bro. Sheeting, coarselbluc, black and grey
andYine blankets
Bleached do ithreads.laces,edgings
Blue, brown white
Drills
Brown and bleached
Shirtings
Irish Linnen
Diapers crash Tow
elling
Hickory &. Ticking
White, yellow $• red
needles, pins, hooks,
and eyes
tapes, cording, stay
'aces, bindings, fancy
dress buttons, coat &
vest buttons Oregon
Plaids, Mouslin de
Laines, cambrics,
Ladies' and gentle
mens' gloves, buck
skins mits, woolen do
Ladies' hoes, men's
half hose, Canton flan
nel, Oregon cord3,
cotton butting,
do yarn,
ridding combSjjT
TIN^TQOT^.DO.
tuck atid ljide do.
have a splendcd lot of all kinds of
I
have put a regular living profit on all my
goous—sn that each article will have to pay
for itself, and stand on its on merit. I don't
pretend to eell something that almost every
body knows the value of, for cost, or perhaps,
something a little under, with the expecta
tion of being able to make it upon something
else, the value of which is not so generally
known—leaving that kind of
to see all the Ladies often, as it will afford me
10
1
ps-
He
H. C. FELLOWS.
1sell
Ladies' slippers!
Children's do
Boy's thick shoes
Children's goat do
rshoe
goat do
Bridle Leather,
U nper and Soll do
Hardware.
pocjKt knives,Razors,
jKniv9B and forks,
tabla.Ac,tea spoons,
s«w Sl«a
inHpetn
ditching
tacka,
maaQre
Diiltaaktt
wjjipi & wbip stocl^
amnen* io
TOE T}IRE«J)#:
cdtnpi
lackofagen
lying oo thi
thow"
nastiesd
cfonft&on, (ground 4^
and in iflovee,
^andrbutmagivttgd, arrow
root, mac^ronj, v^mi.
tway seed, ,mi
grdo.nd an
Carrigean Meiii
invalids, salant^ii
-teryfin
sugar hgusp
molarses
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Groceries, Clothing, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Lumber, Leather, Salt, Iron, Nails, &c. &c.
WE would respectfully inform our friends in town and country, and the public eenerallv thut
they have received their entire
'3
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
and can say with confidcnce, that it is the best selection the House lias ever had, and will po
sitively be sold at such prices as cannot fail to please. Wc have all kinds of Fashionable
for the Ladies, and solicit the favor of a call, and see how cheap wc are selling our New Goods.
Our stock of (0IEi(fi)[5i,Ill53SS'© is largo and complete, and will be sold at very low priccs.
Comcand see how very cheap wc sell good Clothing.
Saddles, Bridles, and Horse Collars, and every other article that
is wanted in the country.
0°PIease call and sec us, at the Old Stand, on the corner of the Waples House, for our pri
ces shall give entire satisfaction.
WAPLES St, ZIRKLE.
just receiving and opening the
O ®®(§)XE)£3
Manufacturers, were bought low,and
sold in Dubuque.
SEW STORE!
(UNDER THE WAPLES HOUSE,)
Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bon
nets, Nails, Queens-Ware, &c. &c.
BEST ASSORTMENT
ever offered in this market. My Goods are
"WILL
I
ave everything to please them Dress Goods of all descriptions, Mousliu de Swiss, Organ
dys, Polkas, Spotted Swiss blue, pink, and bau'd Jaconets, Lawns, Galzorincs,Linen Lustres,
Lyonaisc Lustres, Fringes, Dress Buttons, Parasols, Gloves, Kid and Silk,&C. Also,a splen
did assortment of new and rich Bonnet Ribbons, which will be un vcrsally admired.
Spades, Shovels, Forks, Tubs, Buckets, Manilla Rope, Lr oking
and everything else in the line.
bound to sell
LOW
for
or
iust received per
6
glovds, a splendid article
23
inch black luetering silk
2
doz gents iinen thread gloves, very fine.
will be very much pleased to show his
goods to
ALL.
10
Mav
10, 1FT49.
doz Brooms, received per Cora, for
sale at
terSe'ottJ,
Poetieal works
y,Lamb,ani
»n's Toy Bwka
1
adb. carb. soda,'
starch, «oa|k, aolpbar,
Castile soap, sbatfj
Boap/ mold, atartne,^
and spfeftn candles,
senna cr. tartar
iifuin, log wod3,
indigo* madder^cope*
ras, saltpetre,
cain brimfetone, -,
cigars, of all qualities
snuffr tobacco, of all
qalities, out and dry,
matches, pipes table
salt, window glass,
No. 2 and 3.
Mackerel,
pickled pork, candle
wick, wrapping twine
Broome, qoffee mills,
{beans. &c.
K I do|«), Utl
iirj|B blf n
Ha 4 qre. &
FIFTY
YF
WIGHTMAN'S.
The Question Settled!
-J FRR
any doubt has heretofore existed as to jthftcapability of Dubuque Merchants to
Goods at lower prices than thoso of any other place north of St. Louis, bo
that doubt forever dispelled, by the announcement of the fact that, the undersigned
have purchased the excellent stock 6f Goods of CURTIS & WA1TE and are now
prepaied to sell to Country Merchants* Farmers, and others, upon such terms as
cannot fail to please. The stock of Goods ubove refered to, was selected this pres
ent Fall, in the city of Philadelphia, by Mr. John H. Curtis, a gentleman of experi
ence and good taele, expressly for this market and consists of
'Fresh,-Seasonable Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
BOOTS 4- SHOES
ccountboekscon taming
ires blfink bills Lading.
ens and botflers 300 best oiled Goose Quills
Cedar pencils wafers sealing-waxjand a vari
ety of other articles, all of which we will sell
ow o49 WM. LAWTHER & CO.
barrels Kan salt for sale by
je30n42 W. LAWTHER
FEATHERS.—800by
Feathers for aale the subscribers,
septl2 '48. WH. LAWTIIKR & Co.
WOOL ROLLS.
ACRKRK
lbs.
WOOL ROLLS,
DUU EMERSON
J. vf
TO BAR KEEPERS!
1
HAVE on hand nearly every article requi
Nile for furnishing B&rs. All kindfr of Li
quors Pecan Nuts, Almonds, Raisins, &c
Also, the
Sc,
beat
SMI^LDI.-
12
and
CHEAPEST STOCK
NEW
and
an3
CAN
FRESH
be sold
shall have exury thing that can be called for in my line
much pleasure to show my Goods.
HARD WARE, OF ALL KINDS:
Cottonadu, Linens, Blue Drills, Denims. Gambroons, Gold-mixd, Drab, Green and Black
Tweeds, Satinets, Bleached and Brown Muslins, and in fact all
CASH
PRODUCE. LL/"NO
April 17, 1849. 33-ly.
W I A N
[Under llic Waples House,]
Hdirect
AS
'Adams'
pat. 22 inch rich
Express'
from Philadelphia,
LI^F'D
3
Dress Silk
Ilich Irocha Brazillians
pieces Rich silk and wool Barages
4
doz. splendid French worked Caps
4
do do do
2
do do
20
rp
£11GH'(I
of
Pby
10
S[
CO.
lbs. prime live Geese
30
& SHIELDS.
Jan. 2. 1849.
"I BOXES Imperial
and Gunpowder tea
for sale by W. LAWTHER & CO.
from the
LOWER THAN
ever wero
OT
business.
trouble to show Goods at
j-
DO
Collars
do standing do
pieces rich new style Bonnet Ribbons
2
doz. col'd
k
0/9
1
1 hope
Glasses, Coffee Mills, Saws,
sorts
of- Goods, which
I
am
WIGHTMAN'S.
^00^ ^S*
Yarn,
[all
Nos.,]
just ree'd at
WIGHTMAN'S
z/nn Keg3 Nails, per War Eagle, for fale
low at
WIGHTMAN'S.
Ofin
LbB. carpet Chain, just received at
WIGHTMAN'S.
Boxes prime Virginia Tobacc, for sale
7
low at
WIGHTMAN'S.
Bales cotton batting, for sale low
by
WIGHTMAN.
Bbls Cincinnati Whiskey, in store and
U
for sale by
WIGHTMAN.
Bbl. old Bourbon Whiskeav, in ttore and
Y
for sale by
WIGHTMAN.
JONAS TOUNG.
to^iiA the pfttronage of the public is re
VSi-
[||Si($ped believe they are suf
^tt section of country, to ena
t^e0'objpct will be to accomo
rpatronage. Many have been
pipis, on account of the
population but, re
lUflity, we hope to remove
il old vorn out despotic dy-
LLOWS & YOUNG.
No. 76, Main Street.
Boxjpommonsmoking and chew
4 ing tobacco for sale by
W. LAWTHER & CO.
iCKERY—a good assortment of corn
plates, dishes, cups and eauceers,
»,4cc.
4
c.. for sale by
VY. LAWTHER & CO.
DOZEN
Painted waterpailsfor sale by
n42 W.
I.AWTHER & CO.
ANILLA ROPE—6 coils, from i in
to in. thick a few bed doz. cords and
PlowHnfesby W. LAWTHER & CO.
^TUS-^-250 pounds for sale by
yr. LAWTHER &• CO.
»42
RESSED TUMBLERS—36 dozen for salo
W. LAWTIIER
Sf
Co.
DOZEN BROOMS for sale by
n42 W. LAWTHER
St,
co.
KEGS NAILS for sale by
I42 W. LAWTHER & co.
20
ACKS Ground Alum and
Fkinds
by
BACON—just
Sfc.
LArnnt»i
of bar Tumblers, Glass Jars,
See.
various sites Dccantcrs,
JNO. SIMFLOT.
fine
salt,for
sale by W LAWTHEER
10
forsal^by
Co
&
SACKS Rio Coffeo for sale by
u42 W. LAWTH**
$
C»*.
IVE dozen Scythes and Snatns of vanovs
V
i»42 W. LAWTAR.R
SC
CO.
received a few hhds of supe­
rior Bacon for sale cheap by
jy23n45 W. LAWTIIKR co.
N W A A N S e e a n W a r
fdr 160 acres of land eaeh, for aale
iiw-rupn Ar r.n
bysept12 WM. LAWTHER
Sc
CO.