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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, COLES. &c.
y JAyNE's tA2AINAIIvE HAlsAs
lhlcAgn. III. Mnreh u IL,

Chicago, H., March y, le45
bf; D. JAyNE-Dcar SiT-i on ask me what proofs |
meet with OF the efficacy Of your Cagal!uaiiye can
satty say lha never prescribed medicine for B,,vel
tohpalnist thai has given much satisfaction, ana
my patients 50 speedy and perfect rcli-f a. this ~ hon
ever Introduced mo family Il becomes standing re-
h'"} Tor Hose atleits, aud is called tor aaatn and H.
sa' Whlch ttl"k pftiIy good proof cit cacy and
uselHnesS' IN the summer Complaint OF ctitdrat II
mas elaehily appeared t1 snatch Tie little Victims a.
were, tom the grave III saved the e OF nv t,Ia
ana al such ANA such child" lave re4ra{elly brrrJ
s"' IN d!seuleiic aictiiohs OF ,iuiis, / have time
ai -aih ssen ART iNea charm, aud gave peri ancu
feis' "a few hours nisy say ia lev uiinn;e3 In
me Il Is taaAt.e ne.itue. aad no tsny shaud he
without H. Respactiutv n J. 4 -, ~ a. so
'tni oil Ma'eria Ne lies n the Laporo 4 iiversitv Ia
Prepared only by Or. - Jayne I'hi.a.elit III
On aseley by +. a. BhENriIHGER sIa. f,,e -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

The steamer Mary Stephens. Savannah
Chas. Carroll, Bay State, aud Gladiator were
at New Orleans at our last dates up Tor the
Ohio.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
VOCAL MUSIC.

fN4K. u Is. STONE " i'll meet general Music Glass
AVE- on Friday evening, Oct 2Gth, at % + NJ al The
Lecture Room Of The First Preshyt Church, and on
Saturday, al % 7. NJ Juvenile C1ss. Meml ers not
nsohghg to ihf congregation viii pay dollars EACH
iof Instruction IA The general class, aud two dollars in
Inc juvenile. The general class wi two evenings
1lrn WEES antthe juvenile every Saturday afternoon.
Lehsth o Term, SIX months. octl7-2w-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
LIGHT LITER AZURE.

LIUHT LITERATURE.
GHANDY MCGUIRE, or Tricks upon Travellers bv
~ raul feprererass, Esq
Miss Ellen fekerng's les, Novel, f. ON the unpuiisb
e. manuscript q. Tie late AutIoT--kaie Washington,
Inc orphan Niece by M,ss Pickering
t"rlune, az liaiy, by Malone de S,sel fialsiein
Eif heodoie Brouehion, or Laurel Welef, hy FRI
Gowre, OF the Kings / o., by James.
feHocrsttc Review.
liitie's Living age
Amelia, or ouug Lady's Nieiss.tgdcs; novel NV
Miss Leslie. -
Gfahau,s Ms:azine for NuvcRiier.
The Ethiopian Accerdcnn instructor coutsiri,, non,
aud compete instruction for the French Accotdeon
WIN all tLe popular Ethiopian ne iodes tnaelic, ~, M
many her popular pieces nf kIusic arranged "a rsf
lof tins instrument, By CuutO ChatI author ,f he -
thI"pan Giee Book &c received Tins day and Tor ala
by vs. WAKEMAN Nnlii NJ. ~ s"ie
ocil7 w., -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

How singular il is that the men who make money tue
fasest whose sought for and paid tor. ny the
whoe universe, who roll their hundreds OF thousands
of dollars in ten twenty years: how singular u IS
that these very said 10 be dealing in "iinnhug
or patent medicines. new article Is put fofih,--
Naughns Vegetable Liihouiriptic Mixture for instance:
it sells and cures harkl anOter humhus Is head Ihe
sales of the Great American Remedy NaHshns Lithon,
tripiic swell TO enormous amount. pcofc are stu
cured tens Of thousands have resolved hcnebi from us
use; still hunbug' is heard. and the patrons of this
medicine look around TO discover wheie the constant
yelpug comes ftou,-aas from the Medical Faculty,
who like htie dogs barking at the moon still keep up,
while the moon shiHes see Great American hemr
dy in column, hearthe Tenls' stories of Vaughns
medIcIne. ocill
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

The following are the appointment FOR a
par, OF Ohio until The Presidential election.
Batavia, TUESDAY. Oct. l7ih. Cor. & Letcher
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

7 BALE hleaehod Jaquagd rabl. I.s,.rs
=. } Case herwick lw-eds
.sse news'' u blue a,d on alee Prints
bale 'iea5y Clay Starting sirlY,s
d" 4hsht brown muslin
sses 10" pficel hicachei muslin lust re,,a an,
io' sA!shy jeiO TALLANF q D3fAtf ~ ~ N s''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
AlnanlcS for 1919

8 M subscriber las Just Published the Frankit, Al
~, "'""@o '"i iSiH calculated ~ sanford e. Hnt M
iAn",s,ns a1ay Ah'ansc lot Isia, ia The $50
'o'"' 'oahH) Merchants s.G pellars suspl.et H. -
gross 90 dozen al u.e io,v, - rr,ces ''~' ~ "ie
os'' JOHN II THOMPSON, Union street
IsoR GEN iLEMEN.--l piece sup'r GREE, 81,
.- t''t.' ! DO hf""h DO 10 hiaeA d.: a.d I, I,-,
shpPt OF me fancy cassimcres aid Iit,., - "a :
t~'.'s' gay az ""'es saspenders, ia4e-, s,,f M
81 sooas TOT @eAiieinehs wear Just receive ~ ."
- 1hAtLiNE : THOMSON
Leather Wagon Whips. 4 .ase, !, =,
!ohN kNuTE
Trunks. ee' eral assortment. Cor ..l,la.,
JOHN kNsT@s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
REAR In MIND.

That the Presidential Election Is heio On WY
first Tuesday, the 7th Day OF Soss'no
next, and that ii lasts but Tor one Gay o"''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
CHEAP WATCHES AND JEWELRY


4NV' IV'' NIIIsSI MI t0ITNtI, IITTuIDTD IA,
Opposite the Franklin House.
IMPORTERS OF GOLD AND SILVER PATENT
"a LEVER WATCHES, AND MANUFACTURERS
Of lEWEiRy-A good assortment always on hand
Gold epimas, o. Silver do ) i2 to SIS; Clocks sni
Time Pieces; Gold Pencils. I,95 upwards piamani
Pointed God Pens, 81 so; Cold Braceais and Breast
ms. III great variety; Ear Rings; Miniature Gases
6usrd Chains, SIC to SIS; pIsted 'fea Sets Caslnrs
Cake Basket, Candlesticks, Britannia Ware Fine Iyo
Fancy Goods. ~ "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
HORACE WELLS.

7 n
And Printing Warehouse.
Tsr EEPS ON hand eni manufactures 10 order amos ST
Ae. every variety Of Printers Materials the latest
styles and most durable materials, wholesale and retail
al Eastern prices, with very liberal discount for cash
Persons wishing to purchase Office on application.
Will he furnished with estimate of The quantity aud
the cost of Il. by their stating the WORK required
done, the size of their paper.
The Washington Presses manufactured at this esiah
iisihe are interiorio mone-a great improvement; IN
their construction, as well reduction of price hav
ing taken place.
Power presses made to order. Superior Proof presses
wholly of lron and an assortment OF German Tyres -
Fancy type cuts and borders from the Foundries o
Bruce and Y White of n. v, and |. Johnson rhila
Kept on hand. Persons purchasing for cash are espe
ciaiy invited to cali before pun clssns elsewhere.
Al.So-several second hand presses and second hand
fonts Of type but little worn, for sa lie low oct6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
STRAYED AWAY OR STO-

- STRAYED AWAY OR SrO-
.yr-<<yN LEN from The subscriber in Richie
v Inv, town the I'd Of October, brown
w VI horse, 10 hands high. long black mane
~ az. aud tail star in his face, little ring
hone ms len hind foot right hand pastor has lump
on il. nine years old Amy person taking up SAID
horse that get him all have reasonable re-
ward: leave word al Bus5y Il Litiles shops Joseph
Trisiiers. so | can get him, sna have the same.
octl2-etw nc BATES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
LOOK LOOK Look,

GENTLEMEN viii you delay any longer 10 call A,
s tie Baltimore Clothing store, where YOU can rur.
chase |iohus IL enormously reduced prices for cash
- '''
Fhe co,h froek and Dress for 10 do!s such as
eIeSod IA his city for II dolls BIZ, Brown and Cold
mixed cloth Sacks from 10 10 dols; Oyercoars Sack
overcoats and every other article i'll proportion Can
early at tins establishments as have on hand now a
splendid assortment Of Ready Made Clothing OF every
quarry, style and price MEYER STEM
~ H. Country merchants who will favor me with A
East octl7 AZ )
TCsI reaeived-f00p prs fancy Cashmere Pants from
~stoS o"ls ocil' NJ. STEIN.
a MOTHER ARRlNAL-200 Pm Black Cashmere
.@& and Cloth ants, 10 6ols ITO doz fancy Satin
Nes's Tor Il TO dolls 30 duz Biz do do
"e'' NJ STEIN.
TOsf receiveC-A splendid assortment of Cloaks-
~ 'a'' an" examine tteai. STEIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

rEfHE subscriber offers for sale his farm in Marshall
county containing about 3i5 acres about 30 OF
the same is cleared and under good fence There IS
good apple or card the farm good Dwelling house,
stories high 50 feet by 90 frame Barn. 60 feet by 40.
and good stasling-Aiso good we'll aud spring, both
very convenient to the house. THIS farm Is situated on
the Waynesiurg read, twelve miles froa the Flats of
Grave Creek, ard is OF The lest tavern stands in
Marshall county 1t IS unnecessary To give any further
description OF the tarn, persons wishing TO purchase
can call ana examine for themselves.
octi4-5nw ALEXANDER SIMPSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
NOTICE.

yE5HE BALTIMORE CLOTHING STORE late on
ID Main has been removed to Water street between
the National Road Stage Once and Ciarks Coffee bouse
lately occupied rs Hal store. MEYER STEIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

The attention OF th- reader is called to the
advertisement OF ihe American Theatre.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

coPARTNnRsIIrP NOTICE

ssIHE undersigned have ussncistrH tftetrsr,vss e.,
u gether uutcr the STYLE and frni II H,.~rrr ~,
sos a Co tsf the purpose Of manufacturers NaiI. 49,,
Spikes at the "ViTeiHia iron Works" ,vh,r, arc ,.
completed and la full operation.
JOHN HUNTER
y. ~. NORTON
ku8'T MORRISON
4. ". STEPHENS
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vtREINIA ,HoIsIs

VIZ are NOW preparel 10 furnish the d-ercn; sizes
~ OF NAILS at short notice, aud a Ter Them TO ina
pnhiic an the assurance that tey wei give sIfisfse
ton HUNTER MORRISON 4 90
Wheeling. feb. 16. isls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
THE LINSLEY INSTITUTE.

Tickea % cts.-to he had at the u snail places Dao
open al 81 O'Clock. Curtain viii rise at precisel
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-01-29

Reclining, not sleeping,in her guarded tent,
the unfortunate Ellen passed the slow watch
es ofthe night in an agony ofapprehension.-
Each hour diminished her hope, and she
knew that another days flight would proba-
bly, place her beyond the reach of rescue and
render certain the fearful doom with which
she was threatened. She had heard nothing
of Dudley since the day of his departure for
Fort Dayton, and fears for his safety formed
an additional item in her distress. She had
not even been aide to communicate with Rog-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-01-29

T
The movement had been so instantaneous,
the noise was so light, and the blow upon
Walden so stunning, that nearly n minute e.
lapsed before any ineligible alarm was Civ
en-. Shouts and execrations were then heard
from the shore, with the dash of oars and all
the signs of quick pursuit. Shots were al
so fired, but the arrowy fight OF the boat had
already carried it too far into the obscurity
that yet rested upon the waters to admit of
any distinct aim. Faster and farther, under
all the impulse that four strong men, work.
ing for their lives, could give, the light gon-
dola speI, Swimming the wave, like swallow
on the wing But with speed scarcely in
ferior, three heavy batteaux, each impelled
by dozen oarsmeil, dashed forward in pur-
snt. The noise of the oars unavoidably re-
veaed the course ofthe fugitiyes, and enab-
led the enemy 10 keep in their wake, while
the number of the latter allowing them to
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-10
COLONEL FREMONT.

We learn from the S.. Louis Union,
that this distinguished individual arrived
in that city on the 96th ult., and was ma
king rapid preparations to leave for the
frontier and the mountains in very few
days.
He will take with him party Of about
20 men, who have been under his COM
mand in similar expeditions. The pres
ent one is undertaken at his own private
expense, and TO crafty his fondness Of
adventure, and love Of scientific explora-
ton. We had hoped that the Govern
ment would have made provision for his
finishing those scientific surveys, which
he had so successfully begun, and which
he seems determined to complete, at his
own expense.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-10
DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.

Being one Of those who are accuston,-
ed to look around 'leetle,' and especially
at the aspect Of matters and things pill
ideally considered, am greatly at u loss
at the present time TO devine, why it is,
that the Democratic Association is so
slimly attended. Is i, because The De-
mocracy is so confident of succcss,-so
sangulne as to the election Of their can
dldate. as 10 Set aside all ereriion? Be-
ware! in an evil hour the foe will up
pear, and if he finds us asleep, will seize
upon victory. think it may safely be
said, that such degree Of apathy has
never before been manifested in Dubuque
Immediately preceding an important cleo
ton. In other parts Of the STATE, our
friends are up and doing, ,nobly sustain
ing the prin.i Piles and men for whom wo-
fight. Is it the Case here? Go to the
room of the association on the evening Of
its meetings and find the answer. know
the democracy Of Dubuque are true and
tried, devoted to their principles and par
ty, and will prove it at the ballot box. But
is that all that is required now? Does
we'll disciplined army lie slumbering up
upon its arms till the hour Of battle? Is
there no drilling and marshelling 40 out
posts and senlinels to be properly dis
played and arranged? Then why so
much indifference in the democratic army
when the stake at issue is so immense!
1t is the constant boast Of our opponents,
that their candidate is an available one,
because he is military man, and that
military men carry an enthusiasm with
them, greater than other men. Whether
we are prepared to endorse this or not,
it behooyes US to look we'll to our own
interests as party, and not suffer anv
influence however great it may be, to
triumph over our princles, which we
know to be founded in justice and in truth.
The remedy then is at hand. Let every
democrat be at his post at the meetings
of the Association, which are held over
Tcrry's Saloon every Saturday night;
let the democracy bestir themselves,
march up to the fight shoulder to shout
der and invincible will be their front.
DEMOCRAT.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-10
CITY HOTEL.

To those who have had the pleasure Of
personal acquaintance with our friend,
Mr.. A. II. MILLER, it is enough for us
merely to say, that he is now keeping the
above-named house, and that his card is
in another column.
To the fitting traveller, however,
he who is here 10 day and gone Tomorrow
we would remark, that we have known
Mr.. N. long and we'll; that we have eat
and slept with him-gossipped and chat
ted with him--and enjoyed his coozy fire
and good beds Davenport Banner.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-10
DEMOCR ATS OF DELAWARE co
ATTENTION.!

There will be mass meeting Of the
Democrats of Delaware Co., on Thursday
the Goth day Of Oct. next, at the Court
House in Delhi. L1NcoN CLARK, Esq'r.
will be in attendance, and discuss the
principles Of the different parties, as now
Observation-Disclosures, Tay lor, Free Soil,
&c. Other speakers are expected to be
present and address the meeting. ..'
A genera turnout is earnestly solicited.
Speaking to commence at IL o'clock.
Dinner at 1 o'clock, P. M. Nothing but
''common doings"-but free.
A. X. EATON,
JOEL BAlLY,
JOHN w. PENN,
JOHN c.. CLARK,
..-.. Central Com.
n.1L: Conx QN 1oAo
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-10
For the Ex press,

For the Elk press.
MR. EDITOR 81 perceive tho very sage
question Of "where's the Engine FUND.-"
is again being asked, by "Citizcn' in the
last Photograph"
Some two years since supper was
got up by the ladies of this place, for the
purpose Of raising funds to procure an
Engine for the City. The young men
were told. (for they principally contribu-
ted, that if liberal donation was made,
other supPers and parties would be con.
tinued at stated intervals-the funds care
fully kept, until the city authorities would
make up the efficiency either by taxation
or otherwise, and an engine obtained for
the city.
l agree with "Citizen'' that the money
was given for specific purpose and
cannot legitimately be used for any other
object. Last year the City Board made
an effort to obtain the funds, that it might
be squandered in the nonsensical plan of
building one huge Cis,ern, which would
have been as useless in case Of fire, as
an engine without water, or a Wagon
without wheels, or head without brains.
The scenes Of that penny wise and pound
foolish Board of last year, are abou.
being enacted over again, by the present
authorities | am told. Such consun,-
mate stupidity reminds me of the fable
of the poor dog crossing little rivulet
with fine ration Of meat in his mouth
saw his shadow represented in the clear
mirror Of the impid stream, and believ-
ing it to be another dog, carrying an-
other piece Of flesh, he could not lorbear
catching at it; but so far from getting
any thing by his greedy design, that he
dropt the piece he had in his mouth, which
Immediately sunk TO the bottom, and was
irrecoverably lost.
If the Kings Of Persia could have been
contented with their own vast territories,
they had not lost all Asia, for the sake
of little petty state Of Greece; so with
the City Authorities;' while attempting
year after year, to &c: hold of the paltry
sum Of $l22, this young, beautiful city,
may be reduced to ashes. Like the dog,
in grabbing mere shadow, there is a
possibility Of loosing the substance. Act
like sensible men--loan the money to the
highest and most responsible bidder, until
the Board is willing to procure a good
Engine.
| suppose VIC shall again have a second
edition Of prose and poetry in regard to
this matter.
The implied accusation Of 'Citizen,' in
reference 10 the 'embezzling' the funds
is entirely gratui!ous, and can only pro-
coed from an improper source. If our
Citizens were composed Of such men as
Mr.. Glenat, Dubuque would resemble a
paradise, instead Of being wrangling
peevish, fault-fndlng, whimsical diaffec,-
ed, 'haw- gee,' pu!l-back, capricious, whin-
ing kind Of City. A CONTRIBUTOR.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-10
BY TELEGR APH.
FOR THE GALENA GAZETTE.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct 8.
No change of market and dull, in conse.
quence Of rain yesterday Clear Today.
STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.
Steamer Mogul, bound from Louivillc 70
st. Louis, struck snag near Clover Poit.
and sunk. Cargo and furniture saved.
Boat total loss. No lives lost.
MARKETS.
NEW YORK, Oct. Sd.
Flour, $3.50 to 1852. Holders refuse for
prime Wheat, 81 20 to 81 20. no sales Lard in
bbls 81 to 81. Whiskey, 254c.
NEW ORLEANS, Sem. 40
Flour. $500. Prime Red Wheat 90c. Corn.
SO TO Soc. Lard in bbls. &c.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-10

FEARFUL AcclDENT.-While a large
number Of persons were engaged in rails
ing the cupola to the new Congregational
Church, in Mount Pleasant, Henry co.,
Iowa, the scaffolding gave way, and Sc ven
men fell the distance Of 81 feet, to the
ground, amidst falling timbers! Five of
the seven were badly injured, but none
killed. They are all in fair way of re-
coyery.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-10
HFMr. j.. C. MOBILES is authorized
to act as agent for the Express, and to
receipt for money due this Office.

1NcENDrAR1Es are still at work in Ga
lena, an attempt was made on Tuesday
night TO fire the "city Saloon" in that
place.
While upon this subject, we would re-
mark, that in the opinion Of intelligent
citizens of Galena, as we have been in
formed, the whole city would have been
destroyed by the late fire, had it not been
for the Engine in that place:-When are
we to have one in Dubuque?
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-10
"STOLE THE LIVERY OF HEAVEN
TO SERVE THE DEVIL IN"

The democratic Telegraph" is the
sounding title Of paper, just started al
Dubuque, the first No. Of which is re-
ceived. This is the most contemplate
attempt to impose upon the intelligence
of the voters Of Iowa, which we have met
with. Would our readers believe ill.,
this paper, with its republican name and
its professions of attachment Of Jefferso-
MAN Democracy, is yet the propagation Of
Federal doctrines, and the advocate of
Zachary Taylor. We loathe and abhor
such unprincipled hypocracy-and we
pity the man and the party that can stoop
to such means for the sake Of spoils and
pay. We caution the Democracy, and
indeed all honest men, against this poll
tical Lie. The vessel has no honest in
tent, that sails under false cozcrs--and
the Devil is none the less the Devil,
when he appears as "an angel Of light"
Dsm ENQUIRER,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-10

The Chicago Democrat says, that the
Gaena and Chicago Rail Road will pro-
badly be completed about sixteen miles
out of Chica 60, bv the first OF November.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-10

HTIt is said that the Prince de Join
vile has recently invested $4,000 in
New York State Stocks, in his own and
wife's name. The capital Of Europe is
fast finding its way to this country, where
it can be invested with much greater Sc
curity than in the old world.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-10

GThe "Io,oa Fireman." formerly
published al Fort Madison, now at Mount
Pleasant, in this State, comes to US much
enlarged, and in an entire new dress. It
presents fine appearance: and is mana
ged with an ability worthy of better
cause.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-10

The Bayou Sara Ledger of the 26th ult,
contained the following. BALE PEyroN is
TAyLoR's other self in politics:
From tho Bayou Sara (L.) Ledger, Aug. 26, 1913
Take care! take care!! Col. Bailie Psy-
ton in his speech at the court house on
Thursday, states that Gen. Taylor had re-.
centlv invested one houndred thousand dol.
lars in negroes. and therefore could mol be
in favor ofthe Wilmot proviso. This start
ling declaration fior, the "great available's
curator ad hoe produced decided sympt oms
of vertigo in the heads Of some of his Whig
hearers, inasmuch as the general had not
long since denounced the "soft impeach.
ment )" and the Wings Of the north are every
day ral)ying thcir scattered forces under the
war cry Of the "Signal letter."
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-10

D1sMlssED.-The four Midshipmen,
Stephenson, Dallas, Queen, and Gale,
who were engaged in duel, a few months
since, at Annapolis, Nd, have been dis
missed from the service. Served them
right.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-10

THE ENGINE MonEr.-We are author
Used to say that the money rsised BY the
Ladies of Dubuque for the purpose OF assis-
ting in the purchase Of Fire Engine, is
in the hands Of Mrs. G.. w. Jones and Mrs.
Booth. subject, at any time, to the order Of
those authorised to make disposition of it.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-10

OTTHE EUROPA sailed from N. York
on the 9th ult., carrying 100 passengers
and $4,000 in specie.