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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-08-12
The Graclcnbllrg Company
Col. WA. ZONES.

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-. gent i3f tic State 81 North Carolina Is
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-08-12

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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-08-12

JOHN II INGRAM.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
WE:2TEHSl klElIEI.,
W s. PERRY. pEOPRIITC


EET0uLD respectfully inform the public
'? that be has taken the above hnurr, for.
mcrIy kept by George Mciienry Tie pro.
prirtor has expended 10 little tmc, trouble
and money in altering, rohtting, and thorough.
" reuovatlng this establishment
The loca lion Of Tho Western Hotel, rcr hcni tb
and beauty, is unsurps ssed in the city; and cv-
cry exertion has been employed by the prcpr-
otor 10 render its apartments convenient for
occupants.
Particular attention viii be given to the con-
so''ience Of bourders; and no pan. will be spar
&C 10 render comfortable and happy strangers
strangers visiting the city, however short may
be their stay. People living in the country and
wishing to put up over night, shall neither be
neglected or overcharged. The proprietor is
Satisfied that by giving his entire attention to
the bufiness which he is determined TO do; and
without which he is persuaded no one can, no,
should meet with success, he will merit and
receive fair proportion of the business Of the
place. which is all that he expecss or desires.
Dubuque, Iowa, June Cd, 1o47-n39-if
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
[Boston Evening Traveller.

A Solemn Truth john Taylor, of Caro-.
line, OF Virginia, q soldier Of the Revou.
ton. farmer, in his Agricultural: essays
speaks as follows to the farmers and mocha
MICS of the United States:
1--WE got rid Of tythes, and now we claso
Bank Patronage and Protecting Duties to
our bosoms. Ten per centum upon labor
was paid to priesthood, forming BODY 3,
men which extended knowledge and cult
waited good morals, as some Compensation
for forming also elega! faction, guided by
spirit OF encroachment upon the rights and
property oft majority Forty per cent.
um is now paid on our labor TO legal fac.
ton guided by the same spirit, pretending
TO no religion. to no mortality, to no patri.
otism except to the religion, morality and
patriotism of making itself daily richer.
when, 1t says will enrich the nation. lust as
Inc seH-same faction has enriched England.
! his legal faction of capitals created by
protecting duties, bankers and contractors
far from being satisfied with the tythe claim.
ed by the old hierarchy, will, in the case Of
the mechanics. soon appropriate the whole
OF their labor to it's use, beyond bare sub.
sstence; though in the case of the farmers
i has yet only gotten about four times Is
much 81 theirs as was exorted by the odious
oppressive and fraudulent tytbe system"
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13

LIEUT.. Coz. FKEsioNT.--T officer has
addressed u letter to the Adjutant General ,
in which he demands speedy trial on the
charges alleged against him BY Gen. Kear.
ney. The following is en extract: ~
"The charges against me by Brig. Gen.
Kenrney, and the subsidiary accusations
made aga INST me IN newspapers when was
not in this country, impeach me in all the
departments of my conduct military, civil,
political and moral } while in California, and
if true, would subject me to be cashiered and
shot under the rules and articles Of war, and
to infsmy in the public opinion. 1t 10 my
intention to meet these charges and accusa-
tons in all their extent; and for that purpose
TO ask q trial upon every point Of allegation
or insinuaton against me, waving oil objec-
tons to form and technicalities, and allow
ing the widest range to all possible testimo-
ny. e.. -E ...asE .-s....- ABB
These charges and accusations are 60 gen.
eral and extensive as to cover tae whole
field Of my operations in California, both
civil und military, from the beginning to the
end of hostiites; and rs my operations, and
those Of which ! was the subject or object,
extend to almost every act and event which
occurred in the country during the eventful
period Of those hostilities. the testimony on
my trial will be the history Of the conquest
ofCaliiornia, and the exposition Of the poli-
cy which has been heretofore pursued there
and the calculation ofthat which should DO
followed hereufter.'' S
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
IsRANDRETIa.s EAxs.

YHNhlS medicine is acknowledged 10 be one
- of the most valuable ever discovered,
as purifyer of the bloodand fluids. 1t is SUI
Perlor to Sarsaparilla, whether as odorltic or
faterativc. 1t stands infinitely before all the
preparations Of combinations OF Mercury--cor
.aese pills may be taken daily for any period
aaa instead Of a weakening by the ca,hartic
o1est, they add strength BY taking away the
sause OF weakncss--thcy have none Of the
miserable effects Of Calomcl. The teeth are
not ~ ured-the bones and limbs are not par.
alyzed-no--but in the stead of these distress
ing symptoms, new life and consequent anima
ton Is evident IN every novemen Mt Of the BODY,
BrAndreth's Pills arc universal remedy. for
they cure OPPOSITE diseases
n all cases they vii! be found a "a &c and
simplcremedy, yet all powerful for the re.
nova Of diseases. whether chrome or recent.
infections or otherwise. They do not render
the system liable TO be affected by any changes
Of temperature. The genuine pill Gun Be pro.
cured Of JOHN KING.
n43 Agent Dubuque, Iowa.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
nrThe Turks differ from nc ever = .ho;,

rThe Turks differ from us even in their
mos: trif1ing habits. The barberpushet his
razor from bin; the carpenter, on the con-
srary draws the saw to him, forall the teeth
are Get in; ours pushes it out from him for
all the teeth are ,set out; the mason sits
while ne lays the stone. ours always standr;
the scribe writeson his hand, and from right
to len. ours always write On desk, and
from lett to right; but The, most ridiculous
difference consists in the manner Of building
house, we begin at the bottom and finisi,
at the top, the Turks begin at the top and
the upper rooms are finished and inhabited.
while al below u like lantern - W,i.. .4r.
gns. s' ga -
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
He that induloes b;mself = .;I,.,,;

lie thatindulges himselfin ridiculipg the
nttie.imperfections and weaknesses Of his
frlsnds, willin time ind mankind united
against him. he man who sees another
rldlca'ed before him. though he may for the
present concur in the general laugh, yet, 10
cooler hour, will consider the same trick
might b played against himsslf cAnsos.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
WAoi-ES HOUSE.
II. CURTIS. PROPRIETOR.

.uain street, IUduque, Ioua
TINS NV AID SPACIOUS rsr.r''snar>", is
no" completely prepared for the l.cep-
t!onand Accommodation OF the travelling cnul-
u1unity and regui lar borders. The un.ersgn.
Ell having become proprietor CT this conmodi-
ouS ionsc FOR 4 term Of years and having new
~ aud appropriat e v furnished it, is dotcrlnn-
ed to spare no efforts or expense in giving sat
i5fection and comtnr: TO those who may favor
hiin With their custom. He faticrs himself
Mat with his former Eastern experience at the
business, and with building airy capacious
ard wei! arranged he will be bic to establish
for the NAPLES Ilouse,a reputation equal to
Jay in tic West. Although, ~ fer the largest
establishment in Dubuque, ne promises not to
impose large prices upon his customers, and
thut for transient or regular oardcrs he will
charge mere than hus been customary IN
the other ei to bished hotels in this city.
Good stahling aecomodot tons Oh reasonable
tarnls.
With assidious attention to the wishes and
comfort off, vi.i,ors. the proprietor hopcs 90
obL@in and respa cttully soici's q litc!rl sup.
port. -... Il. CURTIS.
Dubuque. August -, 1646.--no49
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13

ATTEMPT TO DaowN Child, ,M;rGce.
!ovs Escape excitement and interest.
| ing incident TO the recent attempt OLA ne
gro girl, the nurse Of the child, to drown 1
little son of VIM. K. Pos.on, Esq, of st.
Louis, by throwing it down deep well,
Snd the demoniac turpitude OF the girl a.
bout fourteen years of agc, that did it, have:
induced us to gather from Mr.. poston the
following particulars Of the hofrid attempt
The nurse, it appears from some piqua,
during the absence Of Mr.. and Mrs. poaton,
who were spending the day from home, in.
duced the little boy, but three and half
years old, to let her lift hin, over the we'll
to see one Of his little duchs, of which he
was very fond, and which she told him was
down the well; thus Turing the child over
the curbing without fright or alarm, she
threw him down the we'll, thirty feet deep,
and containing between eight and nine feet
depth Of water. The washWoman return.
ing to the kitchen after having been absent
some twenty or thirty minutes, and who left
the little boy playing in the yard with
Younger brother and several black children,
IN Keeping OF the nurse, heard the little suf. B
terer calling TO its nurse from the bottom Of
the we'll, "come and take me out IN cold ~
The woman ran to the well, and discredit.a
ing her senses, called TO the child to unswef1
he answered. A black aSan was called from
the garden, but the vel! rope was weak.
and he dared not descend by il. "Let down
the bucket and pull me up," calmly pleaded
the halEperished and remarkably sensibIs
little fellow. The bucket WINS let down.
the child all time holding on to projecting
ledge Of bricks ut the surface of the water.s
when the little fellow sat on the small bac n
ket, behind the rope, throwing bis lit,laI
feet in front, and with one hand clencbinr
the bucket and the rope in the other, 10
was safely delivered from his psrilors situa.
ton. He could not have been in the water
much less than full half hour. When at
the top of the we'll, his hands were SO con
vulsiysly clenched to the bucket and roDa
that they had to be almost torn from their
hold; he was chilled through and 90 far ex.
haustsd as for some time to be unable q
movs or speak.
1t is certainly one Of the most remarkably
reservations OF child, 60 young, and 81 III
his own efforts, ever recorded. When IL n
became able TO- speak, be told how he VA NJ
lured over the cnrbing by the nurse II sd
then thrown into the well; the nurse rivii s. a
no alarm, independent Of the sfa(SUsenf n x
the child, is of itself evidences 81 her ~, y Ss
strous guilt. She was hirs1 rirl belDn@ s
ing to Mr.. Munson, livirR ciose 81. NJ |g5g
was Immediately sent boyne. 4 Tha slitf7s |;s
elbow, we are happy e, d, received ~ 3I
lgain.-l Memphis Eagll 3 III sSS
IL Z
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13

We are indebted to the politeness Of
our acknowledgements Mr.. William Law.
Their for an extra issued from the Office
Of the st. Louis Republican, Oct. Cd,
o'clock, P. NJ, containing the startling
news Of most bloody battle on the 18th
Sept at the city of Mexico. We can thu.
more readily believe this report, from
the fact that we have waited some weeks,
bu. without effect, for the glad tidings of
peace. Had the Mexicaas been disposed
10 treat, our friends at the city ofrMexico
would have learned the fact, after the
second days negotiations; but it appears
they had as little reason to expect peace
then. as at any time previous.
The SPLENDID steamer Illinois has jus,
arrived from New Orleans. She left that
port on Saturday evening. The mos; inn
portan. news is embraced in the follow
ing paragraphs, which we copy from the
n o. Picayune of Saturday evening:
The steamship James L. Day has JUS,
arrived from Vera Cruz, which port shs
left on the 2lst instant. The intelligence
fully confirms our an.icipa,ions as 10 the
result Of the negotiations.
We have no details, but a letter from
Orizaba to MIR, Di,nond, at Vera Cruz,
dated the 10Th inst, says an express had
just arrived from the city Of Mexico,
which brought intelligence that General
Scott had entered the capital, after having
on the 18th taken the formidable fortress
Of Chapultepcc and the citadel.
He entered the city on the night ofthe
day on which the battle took place. Gen.
Bravo was killed, and Santa Anna himself
was wounded in The arm, and had retired
with the remnant of his troops, which had
suffered severely at Guadalupe.
The Sun Of Anahuac, which has an ac-
count Of the engagements even moro brief
than our own: says the slaughter was
terrible.
The Sun says the heights of Chapu,e.
pee were taken possession Of on the 18th,
and the 18th and 18th was spent in bonn
harding the city, and portion of our ar
my entered on the morning Of the 18th,
the balance remaining at Chapultepec.
We have letters from Mr.. Kendall and
files Of the Diario del Gobicrno, from
which we shall publish Tomorrow mass
ofnews Of great importance.
Correspondence Of the Missouri Republican,,
New Orleans, Saturday, Sept. rs.
GENTLEMEN: ! enclose the extra of tho
Picayune just issued.
We have no other positive news from
the city Of Mexico.
The report at the Quartermaster's Of
fee in this city, is that General Scott had
lost one half Of his army.
About five thousand men left Vera Cruz
for Mexico two days before the sailing ef
the Day.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DOCTORs spRAGUE & IORR.

DOCTORS SPRAGUE &, lIOKN.
TTAVING formed a copartn ership and Por.
IL Il. maently located in Dubuque, respectful
ly tender their professional services to the in
habtants Of the city and surrounding country:
They are prepared to practice medicine and
surgery in general; and will treat on the most
approved principles, deformities of the thEl >
LlfS, EYES, &c, requiring surgical aid.
Special attention will be devoted to diseases
Of women and children, and to chronic afScc-
tions generally.
rF6ffice on Main street. 2 doors north Of
the Post office. Residence on Locust street,
one door north Of the Methodist Church.
a.f JOSEPH SPRAGUE.
n4R ASA HCRR.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
IRISH ELECTION ElUaUENCT

II q n =
If mo t,Tr IF rsr.;,,,.n, 10 Iro.,nd Arr,,.
deocnn ga, pnu,.n ,.,,,,l;. cl,r,v-
,r.r nrn,,ooI W. Scr,Ir r.ua.,,. 80
oor,a,;,Iu - C.,,,,,, ,,.as ~. r"Im,, r.ha
}.J h.en n,nv;ous,v ~ unsucce. carI;,
asts W. -, ;nor,n ''' I'LL '''S'1'0'S'"' ''"''
ArrhIa,rnr ,fa, roso md was ,roe, "a
with . trana,l'" ~ h,rs, nf f ncc,.m, t"o ""
Hs ,ool; yhe Times newsnsner ont of his
nn,he, ,rI ,br,,;n,r y :, ~, C,r,s man,, - -
,sb]n. said "a 49, roi,ct ..7,hors!s vonr
snocch q, ;,c,lr far va, ), ft.r.,t cEsn.
irrl M Inyd Su;,f.ls (.nn,;nre,, -.
ArcLscocou ~ npv., in the y ho|c c,orsc ot
nav lie, an. i is Iong pul;,:cal l,C. ,,ood
On IN Il, tonr, .hnr.r u i;h G.el;n.rs ,,fr,o,,
rerret. Y NO rye Won hrnyinn f,rv,rI ,ri-
dny, torv gentlemen C 'ri1 ,crvrs, ,;'ba,rsl
I'm sebsued e Won. (Grra, ci,pprinrl j
rlnass like 20 catch (, he hp]) hu fire horns
V,suaht~r.) Vino. ! rcorat, are you bring
ing forward respectable, indrnenJent land
lords of ITINERARY! The man who stood hv
in the House OF Commous when Rnrbn,k
called ycu murders and did no, stand On to
defend vou.n
Mr.. Co])et (Groans\
Areh,leucon Laf;apEOh, crn,Icmen or
ITINERARY! Oh. rcsnec,ab|n Descendants nf
the Tjnoersry xris,ocr.cv, Thourh Won
are Tories. j love Won better t,,sn John
Bull, (lauahter) who will laugh At you when
your estates are confsca,cd and your child
rem beegars cloud cheers) Those Eng.
ish fellows have not orc drop of the milk Of
human kindness 10 their bosom. Did tina,
il-Iookirg fellow, (poinsing to Mr.. r"ll",t)
and he is q very Unlocking fellow. I.augh,
ter.)
Here Mr.. Collect commenced writing in
bis tablet.
Archdsecon LnfFaa-Put that down in
your tablet; carry it in your snuff box, as we
say in I'ipperary. Cloud lnughter.) do
regret, my Lord Suir'luia, to see any man Of
,hr old stock Of aris,ocracy coming to the
back Of man whom they do not Know
{ Ileur. hear.) l care not for the VI hiss or
Tories; they are all alike to me. from snap.
pish Roetuck to Lord John Russell and Sir
Kobrr, Peel. (Cheers.) They called Won
landlords of ireland Wholesale murderers;
and did that fellow stand up for you!
Loud laughter Don't be locking So ali.
rry ut me, sir; don't think you'll ntimidate
nc, Mr. JOHN Bull. cloud cheers.)
Ut was really laugluble to see the aston
shed, confused, angry looks of Mr.. Collect,
vino did not expect such a laceration from
he very reverend gentleman
The Archdeacon fs,n;1;nn,- ~, o,.a
Roebuck is out Of pnrlnment When he
.Laryed the landlords viii, dr:v;ne ont their
,nfo~,unute tenants and starvina ,hsm d;d
,cu stand nm then. AR, coilet and c,i, him
liar! Uoud cheers) DO Won know mv
ord suirdole. whnt Imam said of
Iohn Ru,I9 He said che used v,u verr
veil for he eated dc oyster ard oaye@ VIM
Ie shel,.'' loud lauohterI INT Torv
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
NOTICE.

A Ii those indebted to us, by note or other
"a wise, arc requested to make paym ent Ly
hrst of September next, US we shall positively
require it Of them by thot time.
n4S MURPHY e. Blu RKE.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
ssAVHaD JONES'
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,

A Walls himself of this opportunity to ten.
IN der his thanks to the citizens of Dubuque,
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
since his residence among them and humbly
hopes ny prompt attention to his business, still
to merit proportionate share of the patronage
Of lis fellow citizens '"'
N. B. Being under the necessity of being alb
sent from the city for FIVE or six weeks, on
business. tt the East, my Shop and business
viii be conducted under the agency Of Mr.
John Dehony, who is entrusted with the same
Sept. I. n52 tr. DAVID JONES.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
TO RENT.

TO RENT.
CEVEN TOWN LOTS in tho city of Du-
~ buque-fse situated on Main street and
two on Locust, being in tho most central and
improving part Of the city, will be leased for n
ierm Of 3, 5, or years. For further psrticu.
lars apply to MURPHY <, BURKE.
Dubuque, June 10Th, ls47.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
ENCOURAGE HOME MANIAC TuRI

y
FSNHOSE wishing o be furnished with G2AvE
Il STONES, head and Foo: STONES, Tomss,
81 D Sfi !NI[5ifsI gS&},
San. Dials. Horizontal and Vertical, Hearth
stones, Sinks, &C., would do well to call on
tbs subscriber, at his work shop, on the corner
sfLocust and Second streets, as he is now pre-.
pared to furnish any of the above articles; also
any thing else in his line o business. with war.
ranted correctness. on short notice and most
Reasonable terms, either in cash or produce.
THOMAS HURLEY.
N E. The strictest,atten.on paid to orders
from distance, directed to the subscriber.
Dubuque. Dec. 4th, lS4j. nI3.--.f.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
J. o. OF O. L.

J. .. OF Q. 7.
REGULAR Meetings of Harmony Lodge
No. 2, Of Dubuque, are held at the Odd Eel
lows Hall on Friday night ofeach week, at
7 o'clock.-Brothers having the requisite
testimonials are respectfully invited to at
tend. - ,.....
BY order ofthe Lodge.
April Is, ls46--no 81. If.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
From our Extra of Thursday Morning.
7 II REEl.ING NE w S.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
XYse G5ges Of oWea5COl
III OUR pOSSESglnN,i

GENERAL PARTIcULARs.oF THE BATTLE OF.
CHAPULTEPEc-GEN. Bravo KILLED
SANTA ANNA WOUNDED IN THE ARM, AND
EFFEcTUALLY DRIVEN FROM THE CRY
GEN. ScoTT IN PEAcEaBLE POSSESSION OF
THE CApIrAL--HEAyY Losses ON BOTH
SIDES, &C., &c.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
CTOH J. O'EUILi'
DETTSY, E;THSEPE


mr.. 7. B. BRANCH, (Galenu, I'll would
3S.nnonnce to MS friends oni patrons in IA
buque, that he hos removed his Office to the
r. ont rooms in the new building corner of Main
and Fill streets. ov.r the ST. Louis store al, 4
cross corsrr from The hmcr;can Houee.
Those who visit Galcra for denta] pcra tions.
arc respectfully inritsd t. give him n cali
I;zrmjnstun made and advice given cheerful.
ly and sratuitously. aplin;O
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13

MARIlNGALES, Il r u n X S, VALlSES,
CARPET BAGS, and all articles in their
line-wbich they will sell Low for Cash, as
tow as can be ''purchased in 1.-The Vest
We pledge ourselves. that for durability
ard neatncss, our work manshp shaHn be cx.
cellec by any. Tho stock shall, also, be ofthc
best quality.
N B. Carriages trimmed with neatness
and defDatch. Requiring done on short notice.
Terms tow.
G-5"Shop at the sign Of the "Big Collar"
few doors above the NAPLES House, Main ST.,
Dubuque, Iowa. l.. D. RANDALL & CO.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
Ss;Eh'lsg;

SGM]Ji-.
FE7HE undersigned would respectfully an
Il nounce to the citizens Of Dubuque and vi.
entity, thnt he has re opened bis school in the
basement Of the NJ. E. Church.
s'NieFena Per Quarter,
For Reading, writing, spelling parlcy's
Geography, and Mental Arithmetic, 400
Higher Branches. coo
NO deduction for absence cxccpt in cases OF
sickness. II. ?. LEACH.
Drhurrc Dec 9 Mo
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
;, J. S'lEALLORAN .
&. j.. SULLIVAN u co.
WATCHM AkERS AND JEWELLERS,

SncceSsors to Jdcdrd 4 Co.
No. &c, MGin street, st. Louis, Mo.
EI EEp constantly on hnnt u large as.
"a sortnleDt Of oefD AND SILVER wATnH-
Es FRENCH and yANX-E CLOCKS, GOLD PEN
ciLs, Gentlemen and Ladies; BREAST PINS,
GOLD 1.oCKETs, GOLD and SILVER srEc1A
CLEs, RINGS, GOLD GUARD CHAINS, &c. DC.
Silver Fable, desert and Tea Spoons,
manufactured and for sale low. Watches
AZ Clocks cureful!y repaired and warranted
to keep time.
Sept. I7th, lSA3.-(no. l.(v.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
POETRY.

For the Express.
A REVERY.
DEDICATED TO MRS. p. A. \. p-E.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
VHNHE undersigned, having associsted them
Il. sslvss, together for the prs ct!ce of Dental
Surgery, would respectfully snlici. tho PATTON
age of all those wishing work done in the line
Of their profession, in manner that cannot
fail TO please.
ROOMS, neatly furnished, for the reception
ofLadics AMI Gentlomen;-No - Mcn street,
over Goodrich s. Brothcrs' store.
N. B. Ladies' will be wai,ct: upnnat their re.
sidence if desired. ChargcD Will be mod era to-
ID. B. LEE.
al4n31 G.. 5. CARPENTER
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13

4 UsT received per the 8 b Confidence: Wyn.
eV koop's Tonic mixture, Smiths Tonic Syr.
up; Bristo:'s sarsa pariIIa; Upham's pile electu.
airy; Mc-tllstcr's Ointment; Thomson syrup
Of Tar and Wood Naptta; Kcelers Infant cor.
diul; for sale mt Mason's old established Drug
st ore, main street, Dubuque.
TIMOTHY MASON, Agent.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
BUSINESS CARDS.
VIM. JOSHUA BARNEY.

EDWARD LANGWOIITHY,
EET HOLESALE GROCER AND COMMIS.
w sion Merchant. No. 76 Main street. Du-
buquc, Iowa. 19l7-n45.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
Terms Of 4 dvefeI q

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For each square Of IL lines. OK less, III Ia |.s
lar for the first, and fifty cents Tor evssy
sequent insertion. s
Tho MINERs' ExfKEss is published every
Wednesday morning and Is extensively circu.
lated through the Northern counties OF lows.
affording the most advantageous medium for
merchants, mechanics, traders md prcfessiou.
al men to advertise their business. On yearly
advertising DISQUALIFICATION viii be mads.
All kinds of Job and Book printing douO
promptly and properly, and on most reasona-
bile terms 3f Ell. 49,.