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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
Der 9rDete uno ippblfeilfe Stof 9o(s
oenen uno iilbernen
6 a e0 { nsu bre
in pHilaOelFbia, i'm @rcBen unO &leincn,

in pbilaeeFbia, i'm 8rc6cn unb &lrincn
@pIrne Stpers, nit rOltn Sunrtlcn, IS Gar.
ret Srbauft, 9clbneS 8elibt, $40 90
8c&nc sepints, init rrllcn SuprIcn, ls Gar.
ret 8rbaufe, Splhnrs 9el6t, S25 tis 80 90
Silttrne sepers, nit rclen Sumslrn, 20 90
Silterre Sspinss, init Sumtlrn, I3 90
Stlttrnt Quartisrs, trletbet Gualitat, 90
Siltcrne Smtdtcn Guarters, 90
Sclprr unp lilterne Iafbsnubrtn aus jirsi,
ter Dam, Sen alien prsiien, ron 81 tis 25 90
s olbnr Ysncils, 81 rs bis 2 90
8plpns &rmtdnper (9raeelets) init Sppas
tluo ailbern GinIeeunseu SO
G6tr flttrne Tberl6fcl, q SO
Oiamant.stfriets Srlrfetrn, init fcliNtn fl.
terntn -oclpcrs, tlpB 25
8cloenc Stetten, 8ruifnabeln, Ningerrins
&c, Sbrrtn9e, uno SupeIenpaaren bon ies
Der OuaIttdt uno 8enennunq, an ben nier
brighten pbiIaeelpbid uno 9ieu Ucrfer prets
fen 9olone uno Ilberne Qeper, 9epines, uno
Auartier Sdduhrcn, nod, pobIfeiIer ale bic
cb9en. Gin 9ln(pruh 1T binreifcno' nm
fdufcr 81 iibcr;eu9en, oaB oies Der. Srt lit,
quite uno iucbIfeile Slrttfel Su befcmmen. 9Iae
Sitter Dcroen marrantirt oas ~ lein fir
mas fIe ocrfluft merben Belteaun9en aus
Dem eanoe neroen plinftlh befcrat. 9ltes
9clo uno SiIbcr wtro fur baar 9eIo cber i'm
austaui6 fir. Baaren an9encmmeu. Sebe
Art 2aihenuhrcn Weroen reparrt uno mars
rantirt 9cnau 3eit su baIten.
gt. .. sd, babe cine Iplenbice ecItne
Secunocn'Gaffenubr, nm beim pferoetrot.
ten &c bic 3eit gu balten. @benfaIs per.
9cleete uno 9alpanlGrte 3aIhsnubr, fir
pdneler, urc ale anbern in mein Tad, acs
hori9e @jntcE an 2enis Qaoo mu 8
ipCbIfeilen llhrers uuo Supcliers Noucnuo,
30. 4I34 Warftifraee, oberbaIb Der lltcn,
Stcrbieitc, philadelphia.
Suut l5. roIG
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
Scppicblt>eberei
December l.
II n 5 & dr. B e t E {.

" u y y VI y 7 u
Der llntersethnete benad,rthtiset feine
Sremce unb 6as publifum lberbaupt, baB
err cbise @efddfte bon ieinem 8rubsr Col.
&uoer, in SbersWlaslln9e, eed,a Co., ibers
ncmmen unb an bemielben Stanoe ausse'
ccbnt fcrtbetreiben fpiro. aIe arten 3ep'
pidIe uno bon allen preiBeu halt er beitdn'
Dig duf Soano, bic an Sd,6nbeit uno 9hte
nir9encswo ibertrpffen tperben f6nneu.-
Des9Ieiden tpebt er Ieppidle auf BeiteQung
uub an Den bilIi9lfen preisen.
Die & drbere treibt er aud fort iinb
fnhlt oerfld,ert bae ale feline Sarben-pie
man ile BADEN mia-an pradt uuo Dauer feis
nen ancern in Ger meiteu um9eseno nadI'
Iteben.
Da or feline G,ei6dfte oriinbIid, Uerifebt,
nno feline 9Irbeit unter feinsr eigenen siuf
iidt pcGscsen ,pirb, 70 bcfft or red,t iablrei'
d,en 3u(prudl su erbaIten, ipofir or fid, ffetS
canfbar sei9eu tpiro
QSilliam Wt. &uoer.
9IpriI 10. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
Gs feblt lltemals +!
Or. @ulIen'S tnoianil6es &ranter
Nanaced.

Danacea.
perfonen 9epIdat NIT SerofuId, &inss'@'
oil, @ancer, @rDGpeIas, alien Wuncen, ul'
cerS, ober irgeno cine Sranfbeit bic burd, bic
unreint9feit. bes Sluts entffebt, Iouten nidt
febIeu Tahfebenoes su Ieien.
9elet 9efet Qelet!
Die unter;etdnete baben Serrn s faat
Sroof 6, it,, in Der Worftffroee, pbila'
oelpbia beIuht, nno 9eben feine Sage ale etc
ne Der r1erf,puroi9fen all, bic ie erbSrt ipurce.
Seine &ranfbeit mar 9 cr ofu { a, un6
er hate oenfcIben fhou IL Sabre 9ebabt.--
Sein 9aumen, Iale, Sberlppe unc Der Ded'
el bes re6ten 9Iu9es Gnb baburd serlfort
rpcrben. &urs feine Sage 1T ntbt iu befdr"
ben.
slm 14ten Sanuar, 1946, besanu er Or.
@uaens panacea su nebmen, fpeldee bic
&ranfbeit in einisen 1a9en hemmte, unb felt
iener 3eft tpuroe es nit jeoem Gage ununter'
brod,en beher. Ieues Steifh bat bic Stelle
Der Harben eingencmmen, uno feine@efuno'
belt 1T rpieber bergefelt.
Soier fclsen bic Tamen bon 42 refpeftab'
len Burger, beren Tamen mir aber berednge
nadl nidDt 9eben f6nnen. Darunter bemerfs
ten mir fol9enoe, bic Siemlid, algemein in
eeda @auntp betannt Gnb: 6. SO. Carr,
Jec 44O Gcrb 9ierte Strase, pbiIaoeIpbta,
6. u. WoGenpeber, Seraus9eber bss pbis
labelpbia Demccraten, s. q. Seaers, Cer'
ausgebcr Der "Slioe Srnnf" iu Dcnless
taun, unb oieIe anbere Iamen, bic, tpenn
man bel ben 9l9euten anruft, 9erne ano lpil'
Zig aeSei9t perccn.
@ine slu;abI Certificate bon anbern SilIsn
ltne ebenfalls bel ben Aaenten einsuleben.
Iidt Gin cinSi9er 8fr(ud, tpurbe nod, biS'
her init oiclem panaeea al obi9en &ranfhei'
ten 9emaht ipaS nid,t 9cbolfcn hat. Sebr
utclc paticnteu 9ebrauden oieie Webisin jebt,
unb oGc fIno auf Dem QBe9e Der Beferlins.
Dteic pcrtrefidr Webi5iu 1T beifol9enoen
2l9sntcn Su erhalten.
@reB uno &eiper, 9lllentaun.
SDeter Yomp, Cation,
s. g. Gombert 8eabin9,
December |. nql5
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
81 q Cb 7 / Ct1 t.

Der llntcrfhriebene mnd,t hermit tcf II
cae Die Stohrbndern bon llbler uno IBa9'
ner in Der Stabt 9Illentaun, in feline Sdnpr
gum Gintrcibcn sc9eben fporoen fuo. 9IGe
Sclfe, bic lId, oaber nod Idulbi9 nieen,
beIiebeu fcbaIo pie m69Iid, an bem ehemaIt'
gen Stano bon ubIer uno Ba9ner aniuru'
fen uno 9iidlti9feit su MAIDEN, no I'D, bic
Shter beftnoen. Bon uno nat Dem erHcn
Wtai piro fcin SocIs mebr aIs SesdbIun9 fir
Die SudlIbulocn angencmmen.
SSacpb 81. QSplle.
2lpril "a, na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
2lmertfanttt6es Setlmtttel.
SbomlenS Sprup BON Sheer unc
S0o(ssRapbtd.

SOol6'J(ap1td.
llnfer allen Wittcln, Die In ben lebten Sab.
ren 9c9eu un9cnld,winomht, Grtdltuna,
Nultcn, 9Isthma, Sronhitts, Seitenftbmer,
gen uno ale 4nnacns, Sals' uno Srultfranf,
hettcn 9ebrand,t ilno. hat fd) feines 70 lICber
uno bemdhrt 9efunoen, ols oa6 pbiae. @s in
nirflid cn unber9leidlfid,es Utittel. Die
Socllfraft ocs Cheers, Die in 9un9cnfranf
helten allaemein duerfannt lit, perbtnoet CO
nit ben QSirfun9en Der mriten tcniIbcn 9e,
9etubIien, 70 oae cs fir Die benoittenSranf
hetten eas bette uno Elm unfeblbares W2ittel
dbgtt.
9crSl9Iid,c Gcrste bnten es empfcbIcn.-
eicet nur oas fcI9enoe 3eu9nis, oes Doctor
Sung, ees emtnentrn 9Iu9snarites.
pblabrIrbia, ben sttn Sanuar ls47.
giad)oem id, in meiner 9Jraris Icwobl ais
in mcincr Samilic 3hctnlcu5 sniammenqe
leBtrn &Drup ocn Cheer. uno ocliu, pb a
9cbraudlt babe, bebanpte id) ohne 3duoern,
ode es oic bette oerdrtiee Weoi;in III fur 9eus
tc, Die an Sd,tpiuoiud,t, S0ulten, 9rtiltunq,
Srut' uNo NalefrdhfbCiteu leieen
9B NJ. g)ounq, R. ..
81 9rrIccttrdfe
Schr ipuuecrbdre 8ur. 9iadb elmer gr,
tdImnQ oor pier Sahren bChicIt itt) einen Ia
iii9eu ouifcu. 9Sds id, bel Der unmtcrtrc,
dDenen Scrt6auer eIrIes Soulfeus lit an
Sdruid,c, Sru1IhmerSen, Iddtld,meiBen,
Slthemteihnerecu ,c., fcine Spradhe fam
ce teitbreibeu. @eleQcniIider auspurf oeS
&ttcr6 crlCidtertc meiuen 3uiauc, aber rer'
mchrten ncIHr Surdt, oa or bluti9e Strets
fen cHthielt. . .H
Die Schaueluu9 Der sIcr;te mo ibre nIs
nnblld empfchIeHen Wittel tlieben obus Sr,
fola, 70 cas- id, mrinen Eau ale unbsibar
nnlah. Ccd) dnoenehme &uttduld,un9 -
Drei 9Scden acbraudte th 3bpmlons iu'
Iammeu9eiesteu SDrup, uno liebe oa ! uad
elmer StaIde perain9 meiu SHuifsu uno i'd,
fuhlte mid, eriiirft; mad, lpsttsrem @ebrau,
doe III, metter lleberJeu9ur9 mad, msin ue'
bsl 9ebcben uuo nit Der Wurjet nuseercttst
q, &sRrner. 242 {. ~ iy
Su BADEN BEL 2nsneD unb DidiOu, Roro'
on gde Der Stem nnr Spruee, DhilGs.y mo
bel @rcs unc Seiper. stlIentouu.
preis Der srOsHt 8oitela 81, 6ser 6 fiir
IS Sitet guh per IahaSmune,
Waill, nq1J
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
Ober- lllD lluter r-SauCon
@e9enieitt9e Seuer @erifberun98.
@eielIi(haft.


Giele Ihcn Iiu9(t beltcheubc uuo ees cclls
fommenen 3utrauens wurcige @eleGfhaft,
meId,e Siherheit ben 8or;u9 iiber alIc an.
ccrc oerartise @eieGihaften pcroteut, tnccm
ole @irunbln9c oerIeIbeu fcld,cr9citalt 9cltcllt
1T, oaB 2lacn, welde @igentbum uou ihr
perfthern llsen, bel urrbdluiemdei9 niche,
rer @inbeiabluu9 pOGi9c Sihcrbcit ocrhans
ben i(t. fdbrt nod, INNER fort, in 9emdetcit
ibrcs Sreibriefs, @eiaifte su tbuu. .-gBe9cn
weitcru 9cnaui9feitsn uno @t9cnthums. Der.
ild,erun9 bclicbe man fd an ir9eno ciuen
Der uahbenamten 9I9cntcn gu rpencen.
ts~ Charles GRert 9lllentatu,
9luoretp g. 9Stttnan, .. Saucon,
Nbiltp DerIon %.
Saoio Shau, Srerlerstaltn,-
s. s. Sreinta Sreini9Sptlle,
e5ame6 q. Htce, SetblebenL
GSobn Scitel, ToSareth
Samucl QSeaYer @eapcr6oiIc,
cSleob S6rreieer, SOeftclpn
CSacob s. 9itc9eI, 2Omer Saucon
cSo1. Simmellprt9bt, Nitlforp,
Senianin Iie9el Surbam
2clpis Stt, Sprtn9fielr,
2Ipril "a nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08

SSilliam 2cibcrt, frihcr bon Der Sir,
ma bon IS erin II. 2eibcrt, bcndd,,
ridti9et Icinc Srcuuoe uuo 6uuben ocr friis
heren Sirma 70 lpe audi eas Ynblifum
hberhdupt, ons er Serru Gieriuq's q n.
theil In Dem sc d. q { fduftb
an I'D, 9cbrad,t bat, uno oas or MN an Der
aItenuno mob Ibefdnuten
S5crberci
in ccr Bd6er StraITe, @e1bdfte auf Icire
alIcini9e Rcdnuu9 maiden mlro.
gIlle slrtcn Seecr ben pcrSnqtid)er CT
8 tt, ont gc9cr6tu filou subercitct lpiro
CT bcifinbig auf S9ono hnlten. sIud, rpiro
CT iumcr eiuen 8orrath W Irtr,
. / d,tes > ers2eoe fcrtia habcn-
meIdCS dlIce cr IN orcTen II. flelne. Suan,
titdteu cntweber fur q ar@eIe corr i'm
staufd fur n oh Sdute cher
Y / den N II oe an ben Il erbi t.
Il q Il EN- Pre- 9 Ell oerfoufeu miro
slle Scitcann9eu werbeu bnnttar auae,
nomnien uno piinftlid uno bne 8er.
Suo beicr9t Weroen.
Curd fdloHe nuo quite I3adre, biIiae
preile, uuS quite Secieuuna tcFt CT IdA- as"
.....-ru,n,, ps oer aIten Sirma 70 reidllid
,u 3beil puroe, aud fsrnsrbiu srfreuen ~
touneu.
MtQiam geibrt. :.
SCtbieHCn, CIdgs 90. u96u
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
Saptcr unp fetne Oenerdl|

Wait einem uotleu 8eridbt ihrer nevGdaleI
men Sdlladten in Observation-Disclosures bic
(djid,te pcn Merifo uub ibren GrieAsFi
;ur iebiaeu 3eit nit 2lbbiIbungeE, tn eeF
'Itf6fn SprasAs, pOblfsa ga buben in .
ffohr uon
gtps nns 8eiper.I
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
Seftu mo S(thi0nlibt III ocr Start
9lIlentlltu. .

III VI NllG OtlN'INV1ltiIl w WI NlNll
9lllentlln
gSeuadridtigt Elm ocehrtcs Dublifum uio
feine Ereuncc nbcrhiupt, ods er oas cbl9e
e5efhift bon ieiusm Batter libcrucmmen. bat
uao al oem alten Stanoe, in Der Namllton
Gfrdee, ciniqe Jhlreu obcrhnl6 Seltrlo9e
uuo 9B1fcn's Stobr, rpie friiherbtri, auf Ole
ausaeoehnteite NSeile fcrtbetrViben mlro. =
lsr fat ge9enpdrti1 cine oreee 9IueUabl pcn
2ffen, Don ben nciiciicit WIul1crn, auf
/, fe lei'ltwp in Der 9au;eu GeJeuo 0cfanft
tperern fennen. slut bait er belfdnei9
Sfcnrcbr lmN Srcntn1e(iL
unb firtiacS Sle6geibrr ncn jccrr strt auf
! Slno, ncldlt 9Irtifel CT bein 8rcsen uHo
SSLeiucn iu pcrfluftu 9cfcuucn it.-Des9Ici'
d,en biIt or jeoericit eiue arcse Suantitdt
8chfbIcd' 1uf nano, Weid,es ibn in ocu
StIno Itet, SelteiIunaeu in oiefem Sadie
anbnnebmcu nnb plnftlid, 81 bclcr9eu
3Gs. udmlidlrn 3cit mad,t or audi ocm
pubiifdm befInut, ole er I'D, ciuaeridbtct hat
Gri a:Cher nit Sledb III ccdcu. fir eelIrn
Cute uao Dducrbdftiafcit er iccer;eit miI'
/. Isns Ut at III ltehcn. uuo 10 wchIftil mad)cu
plro .es 1cnltpo Qcideheu fam.
sIIS aer 9lufiuger hcfft cr auf bic quit
qF llnterItliBnno cincs qeehrtcu pubIifums,
bic CT tnrd, phnfIlidfeit uno SiGtc icnsr
slrbrit liJb piiroi9 gu MAIDEN lueteH MIRO.
Urrr h6hile prris ,pro INNER rrn
fhm fir ....sS '.sS Stlsa mnN Inn" a. - 80.
fiir Ma' rrn oseg baartm esclce tt,abh. y
b'VF'A1 H. uQ3 u
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-07
"SEND ME NO MORE FOREIGN
TROOPS.''

The WINS Central Committeeat Wash
ington have lately sent out thousands Of
Gen. Taylor's lives, printed in German
We understand that they represen; old
lack as great friend Of foreigners in
general, and especially Of the German
and other foreign troops under him.
Now the documents on file at Wash
ington, in the office Of the Secretary at
War, that ifthe old hero feels any friend
ship for foreigners, as IA class, he has a
curious way Of showing it, that's all. II
there stands on record that Gen. Taylor
wrote home from Mexico telling the de-
partment .sSEND ME NO MORE FOR.
EIGN TOOPs" Let the wings deny it il
they dare. "
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-07

prairie, on the wild and furious Maquoke.
ia, or the lone log-cabin on yonder bluff,
as IN the well-finished and furnished draw.
ing room of some eastern millionaire
Our rich repast ended, we let 90 the ca
bel, made of young, plant hickory; put
the balance of our yenison on board
they spread the two deer skins on nv
seat--another evidence Of a frontier mans
true gentility, always giving to stranger
the best they have, whether it is hog and
hominy, common doins', or chicken fix
ms. You are sure, while enjoying their
hospitality, to have the best in their pos
session, bestowed with a politeness that
would make Chesterfield ashamed of
his. We went to work as soon as fairly
in the current, rigging cabin to protect
us from the night air. l, by this time
being fully satisfied that it is the height
OF folly for man to remain idle while
all around him are engaged in some use
iul occupation, resigned my ermined seat
and lent helping hand, and long before
night we had very comfortable plank
cabin erected, not, as matter at course,
in Gothic or Tuscan order, but in that
best of all styles, to suit our purposes and
convenience, without reference to exter-
nal beauty. Well, now imag CINE yourself
on raft in FLYER whose current runs
hive miles an hour-seven stout, hardy
men, the crew Of the same, and you will
know my situation. On we passed Now
and then a river song or western Joke,
or an extract from some paper-for our
cook had provided several from diffcres.
parts of The Union-to which lie called
our attention. found our front oars
man had your paper, 'the Democrat in
his hand, every convenient opportunity.
The banks Of this river present many
bold and romantic scenes-ducks and
geese are plenty fish Of the largest anG
finest kind are caught in the river Did
you ever take raft ride over mill dam?
lpresume you have, so | will not describe
my adventure over Wilson and S!imp-
sons. At their mill we found ourselves
at Lowell, late Saturday evening, where
we tied up, the men designing to lay by
over Sunday. Here learned that my
friend Jim was very worthy church
member, and that respect for him, and
desire to keep up good order in society,
had induced our owners to order the raft
not to be run on the Sabbath. 1t would
be we'll for every community to respect
that day. found several men fishing
here, one company had caught wagon
load, and several others had been nearly
as successful. left the raft here, de-
signing to take tri p through the timber
to the residence Of your Michigan agent,
M. M. Curtis, to look at that excellent wa
ter power belonging to him on the North
Fork.
If have time, l will send my notes
down the river TO Sabula.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-07
D@D1ps PA p, 5B5Rl2G}la1l2g
PHYSICIAN e. SURGEON.

nR. BERGER, having formerly attended
IL to the practice of Medicine and Surgery
IN this section OF country, has, after an absence
Of three years, returned, having found no loca.
ton moro desirable for permanent residence,
than the mining region; therefore he has con.
cluded to settle permanently in Dubuque. By
strict attention to the duties of his profession
be hopes to gain the confidence of the inhabit.
ants Of Dubuque and surrounding country, and
to obtain share Of their patronage. Having
acquired his medical knowledge at several OF
the best German ard Danish medical institu-
tons and hospitals, and having practiced for
more than nine years in different sections OF
the United States, throe Of which were in tho
mining district Of Wisconsin, he believes him
self well acquainted with the diseases Of the
country. During his attendance in the Euro
rcan hospitals, US also during his residence in
The United States. he devoted special attention
TO Chronic Diseases, [old complaints and dis
eases Of women and children.
grDr. B. Speaks the Eng German, and
ronch languages.
at OFFICE on Main-street, opposite the Bank
! over Goodr,cl, e. Brothers. Store.
=. Juno I, 1913. 40.tf
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-07
lDIBlNJqpAlL SUR G }}laai-2W i,
DIR. D. 3. LEE,

HNOULD respectfully rotufn :i,s i. e
w thanks TO the citizens OF Dubuque an d
vic ity, for the liberal patronage he has re.
ceivsl during the last year and hall, aud hop cs
by strict attention to business, to merit con.
tinuance of the same. He is confident that all
operations upon the Teeth and Gums, will be
performed in Il manner that cannot fail to
please He will keep constantly on hand d
good assortment Of TOOTH POWDERS
Tooth Brushes, and Tnctures for diseased
Gums.
GFChargcs low, and terms easy.
OFFICE ut his residence. on Locust street
Ave doors north Of tho Methodist Church
where he may be found at all times.
June 7th, 1913. 40tf 5.4sa
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-07

we regret to announce the death Of
the beloved wife Of Hon. James Wilson.
member of Congress from New Hamp
shire. She died on the 5th instant, at
her residence in Keene. She was en-
deared fo-aall who knew her, and her de-
cease, though fora long time dreaded,
will cast deep gloom oSufthe family to
whom she was dearer than their eMn
lives. She was one of the splendid wo-
men OF her age, a fit associate for her
distinguished husband, and the pride Of o
lovely family, upon whose minds she I'M
pressed the divinity Of hcr own noble
intellect.-N Y. Tribune. 3 a
General Wilson has many warm and
sincere friends in this section Of conntrv
who will sympathize with hin, IN his
great affection.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-07
RDBF2W,
L 1 N e s..

Where shall we make her grave!
Oh! where the flowers wave,
In the free air! z.s ID
Where the shower and singing bird
Midst the young leaves are heard
Thereby her there!
Harsh was the world to her!
Now may sleep minister
.g.sz" Balm for each Ill. .~ 81
Look on sweet Natures breast,
Let the meek heart find rest,
- Deep, deep and still! ~
Nlurmur glad waters by!
Faint gales with happy sigh
Come wandering Ger
That green and messy bed,
Where on gentle head
Storms beat no more!
What though for her in vain
Falls now the bright spring rain,
,.~ Plays the soft wind!
Yet still from where she lies
Should blessed breath;ngs rise,
e-z- Gracious and kind.
Therefore, let song and dew
Thence in the heart renew
Life's vernal glow!
And,o'er that holy earth
Scents Of the violet's birth
Still come and 60.
Oh! then where wild flowers wave,
Make We her messy grave,
In the free air!
Where slower and singing bird
Midst the young leaves are heard
There-lay her there!
[Blackwoed' Magazine
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-07

The ENGLISH Pass IN FAVOR OF GEN.
ERAL TAYLoR:-The London. times in
commenting upon Gen. Cass's friendship.
and sympathy for Ireland, says:
.Upon the whole, we are inclined 10
look upon Gen. Taylor as the fittcst and
best man to be President Of the United
States, and the one most likely to be rails
ed to that exalted post BY the voice of
the peoples"
The Britishers dom. like Gen. Cas-.
He's the boy that defeated their famous
Quintuple Treaty. They had much rath-
er see good, easy old lack al tho head Of
affairs. lie says he don't know thing
about government policy, foreign 81 do
mestic; and they think they could pull
the wool over his ey e. easy. They trisd
70 wool Cen. Cass, and they couldn't
come il. 'S8 sa Bsss s ssss
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-07

LIBERIA CoFFEE.-Chief Justice Bene-
dict, of Liberia, has presented to the A.
merican Institute sample Of the indigo
nous coffee Of the Republic. He states
that the sample wus raised on his farm,
near Monrovia, in Liberia, the trees OF
which were collected when quite young,
from the forests around, and transplant.
ed in plantations. The qualities of this
coffee, is said by gentleman capable Of
judging, to be equal to the Mocha.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-07
DUBUQUE, IOWA, NOVEMBER 7.1SAs.
D r. DE IF EN- BACH Err,
OFFICE CORNER OF IOWA e. 9TH SITS.
- AoI SoNNEiI VI INV a q 4th > ..
(LQtelv from Ou;ncu ny

(Lately from Quincy, IU)
E AS permanent located himself in Du.
Ill buque, Iowa; he will be happy to at.
tend TO all calls in the line of his profession
practice Of Medicine, Surgery and Midwifery
his remides arc mild and eiiicacious, select.
cd principally from the vegetable kingdom,
being Invested of every dcleterious property,
they are adapted TO curing diseases of long
standing, Consumption, Liver complain, Dis.
pcpsa, Diseases of the Kincys, Dropscy, Rhu.
matism, Female weakness, Scrofula, Hcrpics,
Necroscs,, Breast. complaints, Piles, falling OF
the Uteras, Cancers, general debility. Mercu-
rial Diseases. Fits in many cases, Veneriai,
elect, Diseases Of the spleen melt, he will
give also particular attention to Diseases OF
! tho Eye and Ear, and all other diseases to
which the country is subject. He does
not use any calomcl, he is opposed to the
Thompsonian or steam system, he is wholly
in favor of the Eclectic or Reform pra ctce Of
NJ edicine, as taught in the Eclectic College in
Cincinnati and elsewhere. this system is foun-
dcd on truth, sustained by philosophy and ex.
Perlence Persons at u distance applying to
him with intcrnal seated diseases arc request.
ed to bring or send their URN, as this is his
mode of telling Chronic Diseases. lie will OK.
pect the Cash for Ill medicines sold ut his Of.
ice. He could give volume of certificates,
put will only & I've u few:
In duty to suffering humanity, Thereby Ger.
tify :ilat my wife had bad cancer on her nose,
applied to several Doctors but received no
benefit till applied TO DR.. Deff'cba cher in AL
ton, who cured it perfectly, ISAAC MOBILES.
Jerscp county, Illinois.
This will certify that my son was blind for
thirteen months, had tried many remedies,
but all to no effect. then applied to DR.. Def.
icnb cher in Quincy, III he cured him well
in six months time, and my son is now going
to school II. BOYLER.
10 THE PuHLlc.--! hereby certify that I
have known DIR. Dcfcnbachcr for four wears
as successful practitioner of medicine and
have known many cases which had been Civ,
en- up as incuruble, and he cured them. il
"Culd recommend him to the sick wherever
he may reside. PETER CARTRlGT, D. D,
Morgan County, III.
This will certify that l have known Dr..
Defenbacher for Il long time as Il successful
practitioner Of Medicine having been severe.
~ afflicted my self, as we'll as my family and
having employed the Doctor am prepared TO
recommend him to entire confidence of the
community where he may reside. A volume
might be written in his favor. r. BIRD.
Preacher in charge Dccutor Circuit Macon
county, Illinois.
This will certify that my wife was blind for
three yours, in this time ] applied to our best
Doctors, but received 70 benefit. then ap-
piled to Dr. Dcticnluclcr. IN Quincy, and he
cured her that she now secs about as wellu
ever. WILLIAM CRITS
Near Mt Pulasky H.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-07
DAVID JONES'.

ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,
A Walls himself Of this opportunity to ten
IA der his thanks to the citizens of Dubuuuo
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
since his residence among them and humbly
hopes by prompt attention to his business, still
to merit Il proportiona tc share ofthc patronage
of his fellow citizens.
(-TSash and Blinds made to order.
Sept 7. n52 IT, DAVID JONES.