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Np Hon. b. B. THuRsToN of this State,
was chosen one of the Vice Presidents Of the
loco foco National Convention.
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Maine Memornnda.
pEATHS.

In this town, Friday night, after long i'll
ness, Mrs Caroline NJ, wife. of Mr.. II. ].
Taylor, aged 33 years.
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a. MARINE LlsT.A
!qONR OQ G79E2POD1o
ARRIVED.


TUESDAY, May 10.
schr. Coral, TiiIey, I'm Prov, n New York.
Jane sally Frances, KinibelI, de- fr Norwich.
Thomas Fennsr, Nickers0n. do ir Phil.
Ontario, VandiIdsn, I'm Warehnm fr Phil.
Georgian, -, I'm N. York r Wareham,
Sidney, Bates, I'm Providence fr do
WEDNESDAY, MsyI7.
schr. Mntamora. Hopkins, from Providence
schr Jane, Hall, do for for Pawcstuck.
schr Emily y. souder, Aimy, from Providencs.
sioop Rrienzi, Durfes, from Proxldsnse.
THURSDAY, May IL.
schr. Holt, Woodruff, Phila. for Boston.
s~sst,s-1. FRIDAY, May 10.
schr Gov. Arnold. ElJred, Boston for New Prov.
sloop Jas. Lanphere. Kenney, Prov. Tor New York.
soop Vigilani, Heath, New York for Prov.
SATURDAY, May 90.
Brig Lancet, Til librook, Camden Tor Norwich.
schr. Atlantic Gorton, N Y for Portland.
Schr. Geneva Patterson, Bangor for Taunton.
schr Amanda, iiu Jonesport Tor Providence.
Schr. Caroline, Souie, Gardiner for Gag IIarbor
schr. Frnnkln, Pierce, Thomaston Tor New York.
Schr. Content, Brown, Bangor for Kingston.
schr. Lobi, Thompson, I.ubec for N Y.
schr. Fulcrum, Miller, from Camden.
rafr MONDAY, May 81.
schr. Sailor Boy, Holder, Ellsworth for New Haven
schr. Cadet, Carle, Bangor for Bridgeport
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BOAT FOUND.

DICKED up 30 miles south east of Cape
i Henlopen,a common skiif boat 10 feet long,
with gunwale and upper streak on one side
gone The owner of the boat can obtain the
same by applying to DANIEL ATKINS, OF
Newport, proving property and paying expen
scs May 25, lS4S.
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Pen Iufs

in BUSHELS new Southern Pe,nuis,
HUNS rcccivsd and Gpr sale ~ RIO IRIS
NAV =. D. Tks~ss susst. ..
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TO LET.

IA THE lower part Of the house con.
ssIm tanning 6 rooms, next west of the
I-uW Methodist Chapel with q garden,
good well Of water and other conveniences. -
Apply on the premises, to
MRS. ELIZABETH READ
May 25. If
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PREMIUM
FIRE WORKS!

JAMES ID. lION El,
Mo. l40 Washington Street, opposite the
IN old South" Boston, only manufacturer OF
Fire Works in the New England SUES hav-
ing received IA Gold Medal for best PyroIech'
mics exhibited in September, lolI, before Sc
lect committee appointed by The Massachusetts
Charitable Mechanics Association, now oilers
with confidence the following articles OF his
own manufacture, warranted 10 be equal u not
superior in quality to any in the Uniled States,
Exhibition PicccS--ri.-
CHINESE g. EGYPTIAN PYRAMIDS;
PALM AND YEW TREES;
PERUVIAN, MALTESE AND FANCY
CROSSES:
I'LL UhfINA TED STARS& DIAMONDS;
PER UVIAN SUNS,
TRHNGULAR PIECES IN LANCE
WORK;
Combination Pieces in Lance Saxons anl
Chinese sun Fires. decorated with various
colors;
Vertical Wheels. Triangles, several sizes Ro
man Candles, silver d and colored Stars Der gal
Lights; Pigeons or Line Rockets Mines, wIlh
SerpeniS aud colored stars; Torbillons China
Flyers, Flower Pots. NC.
ROCKETS, OF various sizes, WIN headlngs
OF white and colored Stars, Sreamle,s, Ser
pents aud Gold Rain.
Committees OF Cities, Towns, Clubs or indi
viduals. can be furnished with Exhibitions o
any amount, from $50 TO S2OoO. An style ol
Temple or Motto made To Older.
Also-Small articles Of Fire Works-viz
Rockets, Scrpenls, GfaSshoppcrs, Bengolas
Pin and Scroll Wheels, India and Pulm
Crackers. Torpedoes. Blue Lights, Toribillons
Maroons, &c, will be sold Wholesale aud Re
tail, upon the most liberal terms
For sale TO the trade 1000 Boxes India Crack
erS, 100000 Pulling Crackers exlra quality.
Orders addressed TO JAMES q. IloNEY
li9 Washington street. Laboratory, uarvar'
street Csmbridseror, Mas. u Jn'r
MsyI7
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
Monday, May 22d.

At market, 222 Beef Cattle, 1900 Swine.
Priccs-Bcef Cattle-A few extra 81 lst
quality SO 25 a so; I'd quality 50 90 q.
Swine--At Wholesale, l-2 l-2 fat
Hogs I-2.
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BRUSHES.
GOLD PENS g CASES.

At prices from $l2 to $50 per dozen, the
very best assortment, real Diamond Points,
may be had at Wholesale and Retail-all Of
which are manufactured at his establishment Mt
in the best manner, and at so low a scale of
prices, that Purchasers cannot fail to be satis-
fed Every Pen has his name inscribed on it,
a guarantee of its goodness
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Al Court Of Probate ofhe Iopa Of .Aorrort
Nay |, 1913.
HPON the petition of Peter = Remington,
u administrator on the estate of

late Of New port deceased representing that
the personal estate Of said Richerd G. Nofmnu
~ insufficient hy tho sum of uhire hupl,,d
aud ninety seven dollats aud ~ cents To pa,
-aid Norman's just debts, funeral sxprns"s
aud allowance To the widow, aud pra,rnt
that he may be authorized aud rmpow si.d "a
hts said capacity, to sell ut public auction az
much of said Norman's r.sl estate silusi, 10
sad Nsvpon a. will he suiiieiehi To rnrss
laid sum with iacidrntal espenses consisting
OF a lot Of lard and dwelling hoh.c snd Dih,r
buildings thereon, bounded Northriiy on Kotih
Baptist street, Westerly an Charles street.
Southerly on land of Eleza Tre,cff, aud WI.
w. Freeborr, aud Ensierly on Wsnlon street.
aud one undivided seventh past ~ lpi OF
land aud dwelling house and buildings there
on IN said Newport, on the North side n A
Wanion's whnfL aud IN lot of land 10 ssid
Newport, next West ~ tho last described
land, formerly of Moses Noimsn, dscsAs, d -,
the same is read aud received aud frftued
for consider alton 10 q Comu Of Probate 10 te
holden nj 'iie Town Hall ~ Nevpon vp The
first Monday in June neat 6i niue oclm 4,
a. M, and notice is ordered 70 be giyfn
thereof by advertisement fer three suctessr =
weeks IN the Herald vi Tho Times that ell ptf,
sons Interested may appear al said iime aI q
place and be heard,
Msy9 o. "a. ROWLAND, Proli cJerL
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Adj nNd Com mission
crs' Notice.

FTNIE subscribers having been appoipled ly
Il the Hon. Court Of frohalc oftbe town o,f
Newport, Commissioners 10 receive and eAan-
inc the claims against the estate of
Benjamin Marshall,
ate Of Newport deceased, repre.enled insoi.
vent, hereby gives notice that six months from
this date are allowed The creditors ofS i'll es-
tate to present aud preye lheir several claims,
and thai we will meet Mt the counting rooip or
George Bowen, Esq, on The Grst Saiptdry ~
September, October and November. IoIS 1t 3
O'Clock, r. NJ 10 receive, examine and decide
on the same. '.''
PETER p. REMINGTON, }
WM. oiIER MAN,
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
qucsled 10 make immediate paymcnl.lo
GEORGE BOWEN, hdnir.
Newport, May J, lSis.
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Shirts of Superior Quality,
With Linen BOspms, :
Collars and Wristbands OF
ali sizes and styles, and
made by tie best hands
in our town Of New
port. J.....
NtiE subscriber while waiting orders from
L tho South. for which market he has Tor 'l's
past Two years. manufecl ured SHIFTS and paid
ou over $1,000 cash TO females for the work.
has employed portion Of hs bes, Lond' III n'a-
king up a choice lot for the h"ne Trade, which
he offers for sale at iriie over 81 each, by the
single shut dozen, or larger qnanilly at hls
residence I49 Thames street, over H. a. a
PARMI NrER'S STORE, where those dispos
I'd TO pui can examine and Try them on.
y, COGGEsHALL.
Newrori, March 29lh. 1SiS. d&wG
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-29
ACITIZEN.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE ROOMS
ANDREW, MARCH 10, 1848.

J
At a meeting Of the Central Committee,
held pursuant to previous notice, the
Chair introduced letter of resignation
from D. A. MAHoNY, Esq, candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney in and for the coun-
ty Of Jackson. After celebrating upon
its contents, on motion Of r. r. Seamopds,
Resolved, That we accept Mr.. Maho-
ny's resignation, and that we, in accord
ance with democratic usages, recommend
that F. A. CHENoworH, (he gentleman
who received the next highest number Of
votes in the Convention be our candidate
for said office.
On motion Of Peter Mullen,
4 Resolved, That the proceedings Of this
meeting, and the letter from Mr.. Maho-
ny, be published in the Miners Express
M. Fl. CLARK, Chm.
e J. PALMER, sec'y
(LETTER.)
BUrLER, JACKSON co., March 10, 1913.
70 The Democratic Central Committee Of
.Jackson County, at .andre0.
GENTLEMEN II add ressed you on the
|llth inst, through your Chairman, Or.
CLARK, requesting that the name Of tho
individual who received the next highest
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-29
TO RENT.
the "WAPiES H0iISE,0

PETER NAPLES, OWNER AND PROPRIETOR
AmA THIS large and commodious Ho-
feHasnsHaannHA TEL located on the corner of Main
I1Iiss % and Second streets, in the city OF
@zzs24@A DuDuouE, Iowa, formerly kept by
II. Curtis, is at present under the charge and
superintendent of the owner, and will be
rented on reasonable terms. The patronage
of the travelling public and others is solicit
ed. and those who may sojourn at this es-
Enlistment may rely upon receiving every
attention and comfort, usually found at any
other house in the West, and every exertion
will be used to contribute towards the enjoy
ment of tie guests, and to make the house,
IN fact, inferior to none West of the Allie
ghanies. Being engaged in large mercan-
tile business, the undersigned cannot long
devote that attention to the Hotel, which he
intends it shall receive, and he therefore Of
fers it for rent. The House is now, and
has been, doing Furnishing business, and
to any person possessed Of the means neces-
sary for conducting house of the kind, it is
believed desirable opportunity is present.
ed for making profitable investment. No
application need be made but from those
who can give good and substantial refer.
ences, both as to pecuniary ability and char
acter. The furniture now in the house is
almost new, of good quality, and will be
sold on reasonable terms, to the person leas-
ing the same. .....a. ..s,'E
PETER NAPLES.
P.S. For terms apply to the subrcriber at
Dubuque, Iowa. n24tf
OEThe Chicago Democrat and Missouri
Republican, will please give the above three
Insertions. with an editorial reference, and
forward their bills for payment.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-29
For che Express.
FREE FERRY.

Mr.. ED1ToR.-.At time when public at
tention is earnestly directed to matters Of
ge neral interest, the discussion of the sub
lect above named may not be uninteresting.
Giving oil the intended improvements pro-
posed at the several meetings held in this
city, regarding the construction of railways,
my hearty support; would now call the
attention Of the citizens of Dubuque, to q
matter nearer home, and which equally, if
not more directly interests all. That Du-
buque labors under great drawback, in
consequence of the want of free ferry, very
fow will deny. How to remedy this is the
question.
The first in my estimation is to select q
Mayor and Board of Aldermen at the ap-
preaching Charter election, pledged to give
their aid in carry ing out this project. We
already see our neighbors Of G alena crcum.
scribing US in this matter-alreudy have
they established free ferry, at point on
the Mississippi not far below this. Shall
we look tamely on and let great part Of
our trade leave US without making an effort
to counteract It, by Offering at least equal
inducements to those residing on the oppo-
site side of the river from here! certainly
not.
a''S WV ~ sACu W OuISCttSSy 0S tu0 Inter.
est ofevery one living in Dubuque, to move
in this matter and see what cnn be done to-
wards the attainment Of so desirable an OBJ
]ect. But it may be asked where are the
means of carrying out this enterprise?-
MY present purpose, is not to discuss the
source of the means nor the amour: il will
require; merely wish to draw public attcn-
ton to The matter. would however state,
that the necessity being once admitted the
means will follow. l believe too, that
there are resources which might be made
available in establishing so desirable an OBJ
jcct as that of q free intercourse it'll the
opposite side ofthe river at this point with
out interfering in any great degree with the
+! operations Of the city at present.
Talking of finances, reminds one of wishing
to know the state Of our city affairs before
entering on another year. It is only right
that the peopleof Dubuque should know how
matters stand. Let us then have full re-
port on this matter.
CTTTZEN
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Shoots up with due.drops streaming.

Shoots up with due.drops streaming,
Assoftly green
As cneralds seen
Through purest crystal cleaning. frssk
Oh the Shamrock, tho grecl, immortal Sham
Chosen leaf ~
OF Bard and Chief,
Old. ExiNs native Shamrock!
Says valor, "See.
They spring for me,
"Those leafy gems Of morning!'
Says Love. .sNo, no,
s'For me they grow,
my fragant path adorning!''
But Witperceives
The triple leaves,
Andicries. "Oh!, do not sever
"a type, that blends
Three god like friends,
''Love, Valor. Wit, for ever!' rrock!
Oh the shamrock. the green, immortal sham.
Chosen leaf
OF Bard and Chief,
Old EalH's native Shamrock!
So firmly fond
May last the Bond,
They wove that morn together,
And meier may fall
One drop Of gall
On Wits celestial feather!
May Love, rs shoot
A His flowers and fruit,
Ofthorny falsehood weed 'em!
May Valor ne'er
His standard rear 800 %
Against the cause OF freedom! rock!
Oh the Shamrock, the green, immortal Sham.
Chosen leaf
OF Bard and Chief,
Old ERIN's native Shamrock!
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-29
LAND WARRANTS.

TnERSON:S, dcs,rous Of locuting lands in the
Dubuque District, will find L TO their I'D.
vantage to call on the subscribers, where he
will &c prepared At al times. to sell land War.
rants. for the cash, or TO locate lands, giving
time for the payment Of tho purchase money.
Office next 70 G. y. Nightingale over =.
G. e. Smiths store. in Main street.
q The subscriber ID permitte ed 10 refer TO Gen
e. w. Jones, Gen. Warner Lewis md Geo i.
Nightingale, Esq.
ROBERTSON Il HOLLAND.
Dubuque, March II, ly40--n MA tss se,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-29
IOWA BOOT AND SHOE STORE!
e
Sign of the "Big Boot" Main Street,

TN11E subscriber thankful for past favors
Il and very liberal patronage, would again
inform his friends and customers, and the
public in general, that he has just received
from first hands in the Eastern markets, a
large and full stock Of Men and Boys Boots
and Shoes. Ladies. Misses, and Childrens'
Boots and shoes Of every variety, suitable for
Fall and Winter wear; Shoemak er's Leather
of every kind; and Mems Fur and Silk Hats.
The subscriber thinks an examination of
his stock. and knowledge of his pricee will
satisfy the most skeptical. In word; if you
line, there is no place in the city of Dubuque
where so large and varied assortment can be
f' nd; and ut more reasonable prices; or if you
wish cmphatioally your MONEYS WORTH, all
that is necessary is to call at the sign Of the
'DlG BooT.'' - -. t1 81. }#'
slides and Furs taken in exchange for
Merchandise. ~
slts ar DAVID DECKER.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-29
vote in Convention for Prosecuting Attor-

vote in Convention for Prosecuting Attor-
ney, might be substituted for mine. LIS.
Z Not having stated my reasons for with
drawing, or Iatherdeclining, your Chair
main did not consider himself at liberty
to comply with my request. That your
action in this matter may receive no mis-
construction, l now state, in connection
with my request, that my engagements
at present, are such, as would prevent
me from attending TO the duties q, the
office, if elected. This should be a s1 IA
cient inducement, to place the next choice
Of the Convention before the people,
Yours, in political faith, 81
d. A. MAHONY./
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-29
Terms q tho MINERS, Express.

Two dollars per annnm If paid in advance
for six months;and three dollars if not paid
till the end Of the year, will hereafter be re
quired in all cases. No paper will be discon.
tinucd. untilall arrsarages are paid, except at
tho discretion Of tho Editor.
Two copies will BIO sont to one address for
one yoarfor SO ,50in advance; or three copies
for .s5 in advance. ~: -.Erlt
To any person who will procure five subscri
b,rs. and forward the amount of their subscrip.
lion. in advance, we will send one copy of the
ExPREss. free Of charge for eighteen months
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-29
@l2HGnlMAT,n
CAMPAIGN SONG.

.r.. .t-:- l. .s ..n..y-UtI
Attention! Men Of Iowa ,a,.. ....sr ,sr>..
And hear friendly word; A.. II. =
For Free Schools Rights, and Liberty,
1t bids you draw the sword. s''./
The Wing and possum forces
Have Harlan in the field; 49,
One shout, and ON for Benton,
10 Harlan never yield.
The campaign for the President.
Is now almost begun, y
Shall Democratic principles
BE lost by you. or won!
Shall commerce be untrammeled,
Or, shall seamen on the coast,
Be made band of ruf1ians,
And not their country's boast!
Shall the Patriotic Army.
Who fought the bloody fight,
Lose all the fame and glory
1t won for country's right!
Shall the conquest of the Aztec
For Polk no honor cleim.
Q. While every minor chieftnin =: ~
Is honored in his name? 49,.
,..... -.r,-tty Nv.
Shall traitors to your interest
Your Legislature fill!
Shall Tory, Whigs and Postum
Dare trample on your will!
They did it twice before, Men
Just trust them but once moro,
Jfyou wish to hear the bitter taunt
They served you with before.
v.
Shall we the voice of Iowa
In Senate, never hear!
IF Possums rule our councils,
We never shall, fear.
Shall Clay. that great Automaton,
Pollute the sacred trust
Fit only for an honest man?
First crumble him to dust!
MELANCHOLY.
Jackson Co. Mar. 18th. L :
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
GREETING.
lave you heard that the wings and the pos
sums arc trying,
o elect Mr.. Harlan, to keep him from cry
ing?
[e says that you, the dear people abuse him
choose MIN.
Oh dear, dear lackaday,
Why don't Tom BENTON keep out of the way
10 says that last year, he was fairly elected
md according to law, we suppose he inspec
ted,
md in Mental Philosophy. lectured the schools
onvlnced them most likely that they were al
fools.
But Oh, dear, dear lackaday,
there is not BENTON right in tho way.
o show he was loaded with sense to the brim
But who did not know there was plenty in
him?)
@ proved that man was a brute, as they say,
md his logic will prove the vice versa.
But here comes Tom BENTON Oh lack.
aday.
or now the Professor gets out of the way.
MELANCHOLY.
Jackson co. Mar. 18th.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-29

Per Telegraph for the Missouri Republican.
CIVIL WAR IN CENTRAL .AMERICA.-In-
tellicence has been received from Puefto
Cabe,lo up to the 10th ult. Civil war has
already begun. president Manages having
compelled Congress by force to adopt such
resolutions as he wished, Gen. Paez pro-
nounced against him declaring the proceed
inps null and void, and that he would not
be ruled by them. Monarges forced the Con-
gress to declare Gen. Paez q traitor TO his
country. Both generels took the field and
at last accounts two bloody battles had been
fought In both Of witch Gen. Paez had tri-
tumphed. Several battles Of which Gen.P aez
triumphed. Severed cities had already yisl-
ded to him. and no was in "the full tide Of
successful rebellion" a9s
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-29
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES

uNtIOSE wishing to be furnished with GRAVE
Il STONES, HEAD and Foor STONES, TONES,
. EIOEIW II535EI u.s.
6un Dials, Horizontal and Vertical, H earth
stones, Sinks, &C., would do we'll to call on
TIE subscriber at his work shop, on the corner
Of Locust and Second streets, as he is now pre-.
pared to furnish any of the above articles; lso
any thing clso in his line ofbusiness, with war
ranted correctness, on short notice and most
reasonable terms, either in cash or produce.
Es- -tE4 THOMAS HURLEY.
N B. The strictest ttention paid to orders
from distance, directed to the subscriber.
Dubuque. Dec. 4th. 1945. n13.-tf.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-29
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DOCTORS sPRAGUE & HOKK,

DUCIUKS SPKAGUE g HOkK,
" AVING formed copartnership and per.
IL maently located in Dubuque, respectful.
~ tender their professional services to the in.
habitants Of the city and surrounding country.
They are prepared to practice medicine and
surgery in G ,neral; and will treat on the most
approved nss principles, defor tiles Of the FEET
Special attention will be devoted to disca ses
Of women and children, and to chronic affec
tions generally. s 7... ....- .
T0ffice on Main street. 2 doors north Of
tho Post office. Residence on Locust street
one door north Of the Methodist Church
JOSEPH SPRAGUE.
. n4S .-zs.rtfas.; ASA HORR.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-29
I. @. OF O. F..

Il % OT Oe II
REGULAR Meetings Of Harmony Lodge
No. 2, of Dubuque, arc 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 Of the Lodge.
April Is, lS46-no 81. If.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-29

FRESH AND PURE GARDEN SEEDS.
HAVEnow on hand quantity, and soon
u expect to be in receipt Of q full supply Of
fresh and Pure Garden soeds-all Of last year.
grow. Also an assortment of flower seeds;
to which would respectfully call the atten-
ton of Gardeners und Others,
n27 E. F. GILLESPIE,
Under the City Hotel, Dubuque, Iowa
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-29
IOWA GARDEN SEEDS.

INV a harden SEEDSs
=" ARRANTED Of growth of l847, and
w recommended AZ superior to any other
seeds, being acclimated now to Iowa. and be.
ing originally raised from the choicest spcci-
mems of other States. MY long acquaintance
with the seed business, has convinced mo that
we Gun depend with moro certainty on our
own seeds, and that in most cases experience
has shown that the Vegetables raised from them
are superior in quality. r. MASON,
n2T at the old stand on Main street.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-29
REGULAR

ST. Loais, Dubuque, and Potosi Packet.
A THE new and light draught
yT1fzSA 1steamer SAINT PETERS,
ISzE isiSs fI w. S. GRIMES, Master, will
commence her regular trips, on the opening
OF navigation, in the above trade, touching
at oil intermediate landings, and will conti-
nuc in the trade during the entire season.
Her Accommodations are not surpassed by any
boat in the trade.
GTFor freight or passage apply on board
or to p. e. r. G. NAPLES.
Dubuque, March l, l648 25tf
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-29

The latest news from Washington is,
that the Ten Regiment Bill will pass The
Senate. ltshould pass the House at once,
and every preparation made to carry on
the war in case the enemy rejectthe las,
peace mission set out on our part.
Ambrose Spencer, former Chief Justice
of N. -, died at his residence at Lyons,
on the 18th. The event has been expect.
cd for months past.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-29

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