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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31

r,esr DISTRICT CoURT,-Oliver Hunt, Bill
r.eey and John Lewis, were yesterday brought
l ll%s Judge McIfenry on the charge of having
p sbbsd man by the name of Winningham of $500.
The Two first were found guilty, and the latter
l i.od nerson was discharged.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31
FAMILY OF NEGROES FOR SALE.

FAMILY OF ACCLIMATED NE6Roho al
II private sale as follows .o, b;o,
and bs Wif Negress aged about % good COOK
washer ths! ,d two ehs aont Sz D0y
The above Negroes are fully GUARANTEED and come wen
@ d 70 months for approved endorsed notes, with mort
oage on the Negroes. Apply to e7c.rior.,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31

nAN AWAY from the residence Of the sqbscnber On
X Poymnia street between Apollo and Hyadses T.
baci low of stature. aged about % years-had onVhA
when She left blue mixed with yellow caeo dress
tbe prisons OF the Municipalities her delivery to the
undersigned. [my29 81 GEORGE bkoCkEs.
CARGO IINE-16OO casks THOMASTON LIME
1 } landing from brig Susan Ingraham, for sale by
my4 JOHN STROUD u CO., 146 Common st.
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Arrived YESTERDAY

Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Palmetto, Smith. fin Galveston 28hinst to Har-
n a lis Morgan-lSt my.
Us steam bark Edith Couard, FIN Vera Cruz, 23d inst
sl, 70 U. 5. QarteImaster-5d my.
sup Grace, I'm Boston via Apaachicola to master
snip Gomwell, Barker FIN Boston via Mobile in ballast to
mp caaemagne, Faes, AZ days I'm Hamburg, to master
snip ilatgraye Duncan l6 days FIN Baltimore in ballast
r., 70 Mastered my.
Ol snry Ewbank Cooper IS days I'm Boston, to master
' Mara Thomas, q days I'm Thomaston. Me- to master
Dug Joseph Keller, 20 days FIN Thomaston. Me- to master
Dug Amulet, spoord, II days fin New York, to master
'' Merchant, Chalseau, 10 DAYS FIN Kingston, ia, to
master-lst my.
~ Day, Wood fm sT MaSs
Tibusn,a WEIGH, I'm Natchitockes-22S bales cotton.
Nsa, X Johnson, FIN Fort Gibson-174 bales cotton
Luna f Deahpnssaye FIN St Marnsvlell bales cotton.
BsfH s y Martin, fin the Balize
Tso Arkansas, Caldwell FIN Camden-l34 bales cotton
Ia~%s iechen, FIN Minden-953 bales cotton,
Peytoenssd s y Jordan, I'm St. Louis.
'TP oa6ssnn,s lletos FIN Lonsvle-1e3 bales cotton
To sIpoat ~ am0nd, Davis, fin the Passes.
TTowppoai Phdenix, Crowell, I'm the Passes
''i LOUIS Philippe, Lember fin the Passes
Evs.ha BELow-CoMING UP.
Aps and one bark, names unknown
m Memoranda:
Ros Peytona left Louisville on the 25th instant
Towbcs,,e e water in the Ohio and falling slowly.
lowb,s park Georgia, schrs j. w Swain, and Creole
A ma Phoenix lowed down and sea, the 18th inst
0sehes and Slas Holmes.
@ tSt.R Il steqmShp Palmetto from GaIsestGn
Ms Rey a. U > A.; c; Baylor, b. Freeman and lady,
MesS lady Ms. Jones Capt Emerson and daughter.
Gfmi bpohnson. Harris Thatcher Stockton. MchIahon,
---.s.'en on deck 0N N''''' '>
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31
NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1913

THE ARSON CAsE-Ioseph Ledger was Yester-
day examined before Recorder Baldwin III the
charge of having set fire to The premises occupied
by him near the corner of Carondelet and Julia
streets Mrs. Salvador Panzer the wife of the per-
son to whom the burnt building belonged, deposed
that at about 9 O'Clock on the evening of the fire
she saw Joseph Ledger look into her husbands bar
room at the corner of Carondeet and Julia streets.
as though he wished to find out that no one was
looking at him. That in few moments afterwards
he then went into the mattrass establishment which
he kept, and that she saw nothing more of him un-
tn the fire broke out Captain Winters stated that
his suspicious Were aroused by peculiar circum-
stances connected with the origin Of the fire. The
morning after its occurrence he found Ledger in
the hall OF the Protection Hose Company He
then asked him where he had been the night previ-
Gus, to which Ledger replied that he had been out
all night and that he had shut up his store at half
past SIX O'Clock the evening previous, and hung the
key upon nail. Captain Winters also stated that
ne took Ledger down TO the burnt buildings, and
found the key that unlocked the store door of the
prisoner underneath a wooden trussel, where it had
evidently been dropped by him. On the other
hand, Mr.. Williams, who lives in Grod street, de-
clved most positively that on the night of the fire
Ledger was with him until after ten O'Clock thus
clearly proving all ahbi. The testimony was very
contradictory, and the Recorder disposed of the
matter by sending the papers in the to the At
torney General and dscharging the accused
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31

eu.rcK BY LIGHTNING The house of Mr.
,.aoh Rice an old citizen of Lafayette, was struck
70 I;ebping during the thunderstorm of yesterday
a;,o The electric fluid shivered the cistern
: he ward into fragments, but fortunately did no
D'sa,damape When the bolt fell there were-1hre
.ou,sn in the kitchen, but none of them We're in
,,,sd II was a most providential escape.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31
TO TRAYELLERS.
TRUNKS, VALICES AND CARRIE BAG
WAREH u S E.

TOHN MORRISON No. 10 Canal GTM ! M
- Street. offers to the public for sale =, IN
such low prices will SUIT TiMES Mi =, -;
him call Country dealers supplied at wholesale on the
most liberal terms. ,.,, r, NJ;
d. ~ ~, .,ia', N d. Wy, i A'e' myz6 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31

CoMPRoMIsED.-it will be recollected that some
few days ago,a slave belonging to Laurent Millau-
don, was dangerously stabbed by lad--the son of
Mr.. Thomas Fellows. The negro being declared
to be out of danger, the matter was yesterday COM
promised between the parties.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31

DANGERoUs.-A fisher for mems purses and a
fowler for mems watches, who acknowledged that
he had been baptized Henry Fowler, was yesterday
arrested by the Second Municipality police as a
dangerous and suspicious character. Harry is
said to be relative of the elderly Henry, who
dwells beneath. He Harry-not his invulnerable
ma lestY-Was sent down for future examination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31
MAYO'S MUSIC STORE
MUSIC.
EEKTINE IA REpIIRI IQIIE >, an offeri,

s!VTIvE LA REPUBLIQUE," an offering from the
United States to the National Republic of Dzs1a
Viola Walt beautiful composition "A Life Sg
BY de Gaey Fire " parody on "A Life on the
Aneghanians; Lucia di Lammermoor, BY Ferd. Boyer
Margaret Walt, by Reed Georgia Polka " by Fowler;
-" Warrior's Joy' and Sounds from Home by the stey
eTmaIksche Company for sale at MAYos Music sIoRE'
No CAMP CANAL street. my29 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31
SPANISH I,ANGuAGE

E PRIV.ATE LESSONS ONLY ~
II J. GOMEZ. Editor Of La Patria. will devote few
f. hours during the day give instructions the Span
ish Language Mr. G. has adopted new and method.
by which scholar can learn to read speak and translate the
Spanish Language in two three months
For Terms &C., apply to Mr. Gomez at his Office No 81
Exchange Alley Cont street at the Bookstores OF
j. G. Morgan II Exchange Place adjoining the Posofice
II Ieduired Nh G. will give lessons at night. m9
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31

CAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. and Front Lepee a
- is now receiving and has in store *
200 coils of Manila Rope assorted to inches. "A
800 do. Tarred Hemp, do l to do. .
100 coils Spun Yarn and Marlin.
r 5000 gallons Boiled Paint Oil White ute, Lead D..
40 cases of Sheathing Copper assorted from "a to % OF;
Composition NaHs and Spikes.
500 tons of Bar Iron assoredA mercan, Swedes, etc.
2o50 kegs Cut Nails assorted 4d ii to go 9eoors
SO sheets Of Bsasiers Copper 10 to io6 ID. sheets
500 boxes Tin Plates, = Charcoal
100 do extra size Tin Plates, "A 20
100 boxes Loaded Plates, lax 20 lC. and TX.
5000 yards of CotoT Canvas, Me- to TO- s... so,,,x
Block tin Sheet and Pg Lead Ryes Kettle Ears; Bras
and Iron Wire Bolt Copper; Tin Smiths, Tools and Ma
chiney Circular Shears Pocket and Table Cutlery.
large and fresh stock OF late imporations. my2o .
! MAYo's MUSIC STORE,
No. Camp street near Canal
DIANO FORTES, manufactured by the best houses, and
fully guaranteed for permanency -EsaszfE--a.zzm
tone and durability of workmanship; Eoan
Piano Fortes, from the best manufactory r n V II n
and guaranteed to remain at concert pch1
for five years. MUSIC for all instruments received daily
from all the publishers in the United States. NEW MgSH
published every week from the most popular authors MI
part Harps Double Bass, Vioonceles, Guitars Violns
ionefs, FlageoIets, Flies. BRASS INSTRu MENTS-
TIombones bass tenor and alto Corneta Plstons Orphe
cides French Horns Trumpets, valve and pia,n Buges
Cavalry Trumpets Hunting Horns. Cymbals MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE of every kind. STRlMGS Tor the
BOOKS for all instruments by the most approved authors
INSTRUCTION on the Piano, Harp, Violin, Guitar, Flute,
and in Vocal Music. Pianos tuned repaired and taken in
MUSIC BOUND The above enamel merchandise is re-
ceved and sold and consequently offered at
much lower prices than if purchased private account
Purchasers respectfully invited to examine the articles
mvI2 I'm WIN. r. MAYO, Agent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31

SUMMER RESIDENCE AT VAUDEVILLE.
- delightful SUMMER RESIDENCE Ct Man
devle, measuring two arpents fronting the Lake by
iMI4 twelve arpents in depth-all fenced in The I'M
pOvements comprises good and substantial rame dwelling
two Cabinets Kitchen and servants Rooms one other
good building built expressly for vsers having two Large
Spring the only there probably at Vaudeville and
tere The property will be sold with all the Furniture, Cows
Horses. Vaces, etc. - -
For Terms which liberal and full particulars, apply to
mY22 PIERSON BONNEVAL, 81 Gravier st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31

~
WILL be paid for the recovery Of the slave JOHN
w grf aged about "a years, who is supposed to have
sayed from the steamer Cotton Plant Sunday the l4tf
inst He about feet sinches and well AIDE has some
his chin dressed in fancy coored yellow pantaoons rather
short his legs. He belongs to Col F. Farrey, OF AIkan
The above reward will be paid for the delivery OF said
myis any '"'' VI BEARD, CALHOUN & CO.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31

wv r. HALL SURGEON DENTIST, No. IA
w CARoNDELET STREET, (between Common and
Canal } New Orleans myl26m
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.-l34 ca
ID landing from ship Orphan and bark Geo.
Henry, for sale by r. g. HOBBS,
my23 ct IL Customhou,e st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31

COTTUN AND TOBACCU STATEMENTS.
Cotton, bales. Tobacco, hhds
Stock on hand Sept. ............... 493 Y 1856
Received past 8 days. TO- 342 1852
previously ... L 126 276-1 618 So 487-59 749
116O11l 62Os5
Exported past 8 days.. IS 782 12F
previously ... 1858 9S6---9s2, 7es 35.41-36 7lS
Stock on hand not cleared ...1 Ut 343 25367
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31

SECOND MUNICIPALITY CoUNCIL.~The Coun-
Gil met last evening pursuant to adjournment, Re-
corder Baldwin in the Chair.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-02-23
CHEQUERED DRUG STORE.

yEVHE subscriber has repenished his store
q with supply Of all the articles wanted in
his line; tho store will be open HEREAFTER from
early in tho morning until a!tcr9 F. M, and
on Sundays, for the benefit Of the sick only, be-
fore and after church scrvloc. When am
broad I shall leave u skiiiul and experienced
Druggist in charge, and physicians and FAM.
lies sending to ING their prescriptions and or
ders, may depend upon. laving just what they
order, and 'nothing else" My Scidiitz Poo
l'rs will be made without ''Salt Petre," and
every preparation put up with the greatest
care. AS am enlarg ing my stock, shall not
be undcrsold. Every article is selected with
the greatest care. and purchased with cash,
! and having been in the business for many years
both in tho cast and here, purchase on bet
Ter terms than those who are unacquanted
with tho Eastern markets. =
dee IN il unncce ssary to advertise any extra
large quantities Of any articIes--or to name III
the Gums, Emrtics, or Cathartics found in any
assortment. | have only TO say that the great
disorganizcr Of the West, ''the Credit system"
is not to be had in his concern on any terms;
believing 1t is ruinous to the mind and purse Of
many, who administer or take il freely, and in
this matter have had ample experience. In
the msny years have sold Drugs and Medi-
cincs, there has never Il mistake occurred, in
putting up the wrong article. In few days
my assortment will be even more complete,
| embracing many new articles, and the largest
stock ever brought to Iowa.
Expecting soon to receive an entire new sett
If Drug furniture, will sell on favorable
terms, all my glass ware as labeled, either t
Wholesale or RETAIL. ...
n24 e. M. BLSSELL.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-02-23
q | 6 y .

t On the 18th inst, at the residence OF
her husband, Mrs. SEClLlA MORElNG,
in the 25th year Of her age.
It seldom falls 10 cur lot to record the
demise of one more universally esteemed
for her many noble qualities of charac-
ter. As friend she was klud and be-
nevoent; rs wife, affectionatc and devo-
ted: and az mother, pure and icrven'
in her attachments She has left a hus-
band and six small children to mourn her
loss.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-02-23
PRICE CURRE EMF.

''~" UUBUAUt, T., + Cu. 80.
FLous-Supcr, SO 50 50 IS per Dbl,
CoRNmKA,.--35 q 40 cts. per bush,
1VmEAr-Wintcr, IS Il 81 cts per lush,
Coxx-l5 80 cts per bu*ilcl,
OArs-2u % Cts. per bushcI,
PosK-Frcsl,, 81 % - rs per huna.
MEss-Sl0 0U sl2 CO per bbi.
LARD--5 & cts per b..
BurrmR--l2 Is cts PSF ID
GuEEsE--S 10 els perl III.
IGGs--S q 9 cts per dozen.
ONloNs--50 63 cts per bu.hc'. -,
B@ANs--5O c. cts per bnshel --,,aF
FLAxsgED--75 cents 81 per buahel.
BEEswAx-20 % cents per ID.
PorAToss--25 a 30 cts per hushsl.
-ArpLEs--Drcd, 81 rs 81 so per bush.
TALLow-S 8 cents per ib.
IIIpEs--Dry Flint, Ga s. cts per lb
GREEN, ga p cts pr b. w..
SALT--Kanawha, C2 Is cts per bush:
GROUND ALUM, 50 IS per sack.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-02-23

parte arrangement between Mr.. Trist
on one part, and Mexican Commissioners,
acting without direct authority Of Con-
gress on the other.
Sd. That Mr.. Trst and Gen Scott CO.
operate with each other in three prellnl-
mary arrangements; and that both IRE
sangnine that a treaty on the basis con-
tanned in this project, may be ratihed by
the Mexican Congress-. .&.2..s sa....
4th. That the administration will seri-
ously consider the proposition, and that,
in all probability, the President will COM
municate it to both Houses Of Congress,
undthereby hangs tale. - LIE.
The Question is, what will Congress do?
NV opinion is that they will advise trea-
ty, on that basis, 10 be made, and that the
treaty itself will eventually DC ratlhed.
/ do not say that all this will be done to-
ward the close of next week, but perhaps
between this and the fourth Monday IN
May next; and that is all that can tell
YOU at present. The treaty is not quite
as good as Gen. Taylor's Sierra Madre
line; but then the question is, did the old
General mean this line as a permanent
frontier Of the United States, or merely
as line Of Military defence, to be sur
rendered after the conclusion Of peace
On this subject Maj. Bliss might perhaps
enlightcn the public.
That the project Of a Treaty does moi
stop the fighting in Mexico is evident from
the last adyices. and that the droject 1t
self does not contain any tangible guar
antee of the future, seems to be highly
probable. Meanwhile, has Mr.. Trist the
power Of disposing Of the three millions
Another question, is, can Mr. Trist &C
as plenipotentiary az tee lie is recalled
and what relation does he hold to the dis
tinguished Secretard Of State? And a
gain, if Gen. Scott has authorised Mr.
Trist 10 act, discs not tina, authority ccas'
\ with suspension and positive recall O
Gen. Scott? III
Sen. Sect, as you will have Learned
from yesterdays Congressional proceed
ings, is no longer commander-In-chle' o
The army. He has gone to Perote as
witness, not to BE- tried, and will, in TIT
course Of six or eight week ks, arrive il
Washington. lie will; | believe, be on
of the mos. prominent candidates for tn
Presidency. On the Democratic side
the case seems to be narrowed down t
Cass. Dallas or Walker, with more ele
ments Of harmony and successful comb
nation than there are at this time between
Clay, Scott and Taylor. 49,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-02-23
DIANAH KNOTT
ys. Bill for Divorce.
ZENus KNIGHT.

NENUS
YTyfiE said Genus knight will take notice,
that the said Dinnah Knight filled her bill
Of complaint in the District court Of Jones CO.,
and State Of Iowa, on tho fifth day Of Febrna-
ry, A D, 1913, praying fora divorce from the
said Genus Knight.
Now, if the said Genus shall not appear on
tho first day lf the next term Of this court to
be held at Lexington in said county. on Thurs
day after the first Monday in April next, and
plead answ or, or dcmurto said bill, the same
VIII be taken as confessed.
C. P. GILKlSON, Deputy,
For lNYN. HUTTON, Clerk D. c.
G.. G.. RoCIwELL, sol'r. s-ss,..tg a5.8. n23
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-02-23
,riIE DAILY NATIONAL WING

MS published IN the city of Washington, CIV
4 cry day at 3 clock P. NJ, [Sundays except
ed y aud served ~ subscribers in the city, at
the Navy Yard, in Geor yetown, in Alexan
dria, and in Baltimore, tho same evening, at
six and a quarter cents u.wcek, payable tothe
sole agent of the "Whig," g. l.. Gilchrist,
Esq, or h 8 order. 1t is also mailed TO any
part Of the United States for 81 per annuu, or
So for six months, payable in advance. Adj
verliscments Of ten lines or less, inserted one
time for SO cents, two times for IS cents, three
times for one dollar, one week for 81 IS, two
weeks for 50 IS, o,e month for 81, two months
for 81, three months for $40, six months for
SIG, one year for $40, payable always in ad-
vance. s- Ei
The NATIONAL WING is what it's name
indicates. 1t speaks the sentiments Of the
Wing party ofthc Union on every question OF
public policy. 1t advocates the election TO
tho Presidency of Zachary Taylor, sub Get to
tho decision ofa Wing National Convention.
IL makes war to the knife upon the mea sures
acts of the Administration deemed to be ud,
worse 10 the interest of the country, and OK
prsses without fear or favor the corruptlons Of
the party in power. Its columns arc open to
every man in the country, for the discussion Of
political or any other questions.
In addition to politics, large space in the
"National Whig'' Will be devoted TO publica.
| tions upon Agriculture, Mechanics, aud other
useful arts, Science in general Law, Medicine,
Statistics, &c. Choice specimens Of american
| and Foreign Literature vii! also be iven, in
Guiding Reviews, sc. A weekly list of the
Patents issued blythe Pateat Office will like
wise be published 1t VIII le forming com
pete family newspa CT. .-
The WEEKLY ATTIC NAL WHIG. on,
Of the largest new spa pers the mite States
Is made up from tn co!u ms e tn "Daily
National Whig,' and is pl blishcd eve cry Sat
urday, for the low price OF 50 per AM UNI, pay
able in advance. A douLle sheet Of eight pa
ges will be given WI enev erthe press OF matte
shall ustifyit.
The Memoirs of General Taylor, write,
expressly for the ''Natio lal Whig,' are il
course OF publication. n cy commenced will
the second number, a large number Of copic
Of which have been rinted, to supply cal!
for back numbers.
s"., q CHA'S. w. FENTON,
Proprietor Of the "Nctional Wing.
1I-All daily, weekly, and scmi-weekly pa
pers in the United States are requested to in
sert this advertisement once a.week for 81
months, noting the price for publishing til
same: .e bottom Of the advertisement, an
send the paper containing it to the "Nationa
Wing" office. and the amount will be duly re
| mittc0.. Our editorial brethren are also re
questcd to notice tho 'National Wing il
| their reading columns. ocJn4- 6r
$50 and weekly exchanged
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-02-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
pOhalr COu TT OF EiNR County

nj Office is hereby given oall persons in
~ terested il said estate, that Charles G.
Cook, administrator OF said estate, hes filed in
the office Of the Judge Of Probate of the coun-
ty Of Linn, and State Of Iowa, u petition pray
ing for tho salo Of the real estate belonging to
said estate for the payment OF the debts OF said
deceased; and that sad petition will be hoard
at the office Of said court on the first Monday
in March, la4S. at which time and place you
may appear and show cause, if any you ha We
nes-3t c. c" COOK,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-02-23
SCHOOL,.

MNR. & MRS. RICE would announce to the
iY.H- citizens of Dubuque and vicinity; that
they will opeu scheel in the East room Of the
basement OF the Stone Church on Monday the
9Th inst, and most respectfully solicit share
ofpatronage
Terms per Quarter Of E1eren Weeks.
For primary studies ~ So 10
Common English branches 4 90
Higher branches, Mathematics 5 90
REFERENcEs-Rcv. Mr.. Holbrook, A. S..
Hetherington, and Judge King.
NIB. A few scholars can be accommodate ed
with board in the family of the principal,
and all who wish can he accommodated in
good families in town. LuClAN RICE
Novl7 nolO lO47 Principal
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-02-23
S1Oins celebrated ScOtc ol,gE
CAN HDY.

a SAFE and agreeable remedy for Colds
IN Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, sore throat,
Yourselves, ,Shorlness Of breath, and for
clearing the voice and strengthening the
Lungs.
This excellent preparation needs no puff
ing--we simply refer the afflicted to the
certificate ofthe Druggists o: st. Louis
which will be found with the Agents at Du-
buque. Better testimony coulb not be Of
fered. Ten Thousand packages of.his truly
valuable Compound was sold at St. Louis in
less than three months. The action Of DR..
SToRM's ScorcH CoHGu CANDY differs very
materially from any other compound ever
invented. II not ouly .uIlays Bronchial ir-.
ritation, bat operating MS q very mild purge,
it keepe the stomach and bowels III heal.
thy conditlon, leaving the patient an appe.
tie which few other cough mixtures could
impart. j. II. BARNARD d BRO,
Wholesale agents, No. l4O Main street.
dcl-nl2-ly. St. Louis, Mo.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-02-23
NOTICE.

NEORRIsON &, LEVY, having sold out
tlVk their large and we'll assorted stock Of
CLOrHING, to ALEXANDER LEVI. the under
signed will ow carry on the same business at
the well known Clothing Emporium. hereto.
fore belonging to NJ. g. L., and offers to sell
low for cash .,....,-& A. LEY1. 4
Dubuque, December 9Th, IS47-nl3
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-02-23
LAND WARRANTS.

fTN ERSONiS dcsirous Of locating lands In The
Dubuque District, viii find it to their ad-
vantage to call on the subscriber, at tho office
ofWilliam Y Lowell, ESQ No.2, over Terry s
saloon, where he will be prepared, at all times.
to sell land Warrants, for the cash, or TO locate
lands, giving time for the payment OF the pur
chase money. ... .~.. <. ,r gam .sasA
The subscriber is permitted to refer to Gen.
G. w. Jones, Cen Warner Lewis and Hon. L.
S. Wilson T" JOHN A. HOLLAND.
Dubuque, Feb 16, l948-n23 s.