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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-10
-rsF:s MINERS DEPARTMENT.
PRICE CURRENT or LEAD.
LEAD--none changing hands.
MNERAL--S19 pr. 1000. # Il %a

DUBUQUE, May ;,
FLouR-super, So Is Sd Copper Dbl,
CoRNMEAL-35 u 40 cts. per bush,
W!EAT-Winter,5 So q 60 cts. per bush,
CoRN-2j cts. per bushcl,
OArs-l5a 90 cts. per bushel,
BAcoN-Hams 5 cts. per 10. r.-..
Sides 4 cts. pr ID,
Shoulders 4 cts. per ID.
MESS PoRK-s9 90 a 50 so per bb
LARD--l a 5 cts per ID.
BuTrER--l5 cts per Id
CHEEsE--S ~ cts per lb.
EGGs--6a s cts per dozen.
ONloNs--50 63 cts per bushcl.
BEANs--5O 81 cts per buthcl.
FLAxsEED--75 cents 81 per bushcl.
BEEswAx-2O cents per lb.
PorAToEs--20 q Is cts per hushcl.
AppLEs--Driel, 81 25 u 81 so per bush.
TALLow--S 8 cents per ID. y...
H1DEs--Dry Flint, tets per III:
GREEN, 2a2a cts pr ID.
SALr--Kanuwla, 50 GO cts per bush.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-10

DEATH OF ANOTHER q. S. SENATOR
Death still continues his work in Con
gress.-Senator Ashley, of Arkansas, is
dead! His funeral took place on the ed
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-10

Coop News FROM WISCONSIN! We
have just received the returns from Halle
Green, Precinct, where it has always
been admittedsthe wings had large ma
jority. u
The whig majority for Governor is 2.
for Lieut.. Governor 4
50 for Sec. State II
g for Treasurer |.
81 for Attorney General /.
6; for District Senator /.
Democratic ma ority for member ,e
Congress T.. nM 1&ys@es,@ l.
For Representative LIST Dist. 10.
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To rnE PAraoNs OF THE EXPRESS

-.
Is eui'o'.a' 800 8 ~ 49, B.
g e'e'seu VIII wy 'S's'' 'u'Aoe' = 80 =
faeas 3.,
/" s.. !. ,s i,'sei' $50 - ''a9 Doeo
'ic SOW p'op'.Sso. =. '"s -, 49, -
niso assuiliou s''s ao''es $500
ous A'o".su : ~ 80 -. !,
PaS.s 's., Z 80 ~, ~, !,
puoi'c '''as sA'''.As 80
n's 'a,.' : ~ s- - !, rs.rs
nv pol's'ea' 80 ''''s S'S'.'
We have oeen conducting '''e Express
something over year. buflhs 'h's
time we have no douo1 co 'ln' many
errors, althoush VIC nave ai'i5ei'iy 'iiii-
cd to discharge our duty ia'ttiui'y % 1s'e
public, and creditably TO ourselt. but
when we review the many and artuous
duties connected with a faithful and en-
! lighlened discharge OF tho important re-
sponsibilities Of an editor, we are Tree 10
admit, that had we been riperin years
and experience, we should have LETT the
tripod with less embarrassment than we
shallunder existing circumstances.
During our brief connection with the
Express, we flatter ourself that we have
made al least a few warm and devoted
friends. That friendship We trust has
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-10

TAKEN UP, by Bryan Fahy, an estray Mare,
I described as follows: She is a dark Bay, has
a black tail and name; a few ribs Of white hair
in the butt of her tail She has . few white
hairs in her foreh cad, and black legs, and is
hind of the left eye; supposed to be 3 years
old last spring. Appraised at SIG. .r...s
-,= & GEO. L. NIGHTINGALE, elk
Bd. Comrs Dubuque Co. Iowa.
Dubuque, Nav Sd. 1913. 36-3t
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-10

The GRAND LODGE OF Iowa, was open
ed on Monday, lst.inst, by DID. g. S.
John G. Potts, and the following officers
were duly elected and installed: eg
, p. G.aJ. w hitelield Garner ofBurling-
4G.f ton, NJ. VIC. M. gaaaa#~ r
II Amos Mathews, of Dubuque,
,aa@T$ r. w. D. G. M. ~ J
1e Samuel McCormic' Of Davenport
t%s'1 R. w. G. W. III ~'3o& c
...@@g g Richard CadIe, Or Blooming on,
s,s r. W.. G., s, srar I'd r.,t y
aia IT Joseph Bridgman Of Bloon,in ton
r. w. &. T.laan4 ed Grs5 9
VIM Patterson, Of Iowa City,
.2aa#>&R. Rev. g. G.. ~ a.sR q
VIM. Longley Of Burlington,
- 49, r. W. &. C. r.. ... 49,. -~
s., -" Benz. Rupert Of Dubuque, ~"
.''s.''..+ S5. r. w. e. G. a.ss @.@l9 ~ :
f.rY q j., T. J, Martha Of Bloomington
r. W. G.. NJ. -
ss." James Thorington, Of Davenport
Tls. .ss,I r. ". G. Rep. 1.@, 2
BLOOMINGTON. Nav 6. 1848.. ~ z
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"@ .<''1s For the Express.
DELAWARE DEMOCRATIC CON-
VENTION. .'"

The Democrats of Delaware County,
are Earnestly requested to meet at the
Court House in Delhi, on Saturday the
18th inst at | o'cluck, P. NJ. for the pur-
pose Of appointing a Delegate TO, attend
the State Convention to be held in Iowa
City on the LIST day Of June next. to no.
inmate State Officers. and Electors for
President and Vice President. Also, a
Delegate to attend the Congressional
Convention to be held in Davenport in
June next, to nominate candidate for
Congress for the I'd Congressional Dis
trict.
BY order Of the Central Committee:
Delhi Nav 9th 1919
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
~ signed has appointed to administer on the
estate of Charles j. Stuart, decd, by the Pro-
bate Court of jackson county-All persons
having ella inns against said estate, are request
cd to present them for settlement; and all per.
sons Indebted to said estate, are requested tc
make payment at the office Of the Probate
,court, III Andrew. Jackson county, Iowa, or
Monday, the 9TH ofJunc rr1t.
CHARLES SIMON, Admir- Of the
Estate OF Chas. J. Stuart, dec
" May 10th, lSAo. 36!2t
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Printing and Wrapping Paper.
q HAVE made arrangements with paper
q manufactur to rcccvca regular supply Of
PRINTING AND WRAPPING PAPER,
with which will furni II mr-chsrtsH and 9th
crS on better terms than they c3n purchase
elsewhere.
n-=CI,HAN PAPER EtGS received FIR good.
at the Duluiae Book Sto.e.
r. sPAULDlNG.
Nav s.
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II. EMERSON,
II. TRENoR,
r. RoNsoN, vi
l.. A. THOMAS,
JAMES tanning,
HENRY ricketts,,
THos. Ii. BENTON
is requested,

Dcm0cratic Central Com. for Dubuque Co
May 9th, 1843 .. .",-4~~
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-10

b RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
TIE Rev. G.. w. Woodward. [Unitari.
an, / will preach at the Stone Church on
next Sunday at 8 o'clock p M. and at
early candle light. The public are inyi.
ted 10 attend.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-10

ANOTHER BATTLE IN New MEXICO
By telegraph from St. Louis to the Pitts
burgh papers, we have confrmatory ac-
counts Of the battle fought at Rosalia,
sixty miles from Chihuahua. The Anne
ricans were victorious, and the Governor
Of chihuahua, fourteen pieces Of artillery
and atlarge number Of prisoners. were
taken by our forces. The loss lin killed
and wounded on both sides is represented
as heavy. - ",@E& i9sg.n2 at
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-10

o. Owing sotlle press of natter we
have concluded 70 circulate our Semi
Weekly under tie head or Weekly BY
SatufJay, We shall b. fright side up3a-
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-10


The TELEGEAPH.-We learn, that a let
ter has been received from Mr.. Olney, by
a gentleman in this city, one Of the trus-
tees, conveying the information, that ar
engagements have been made for the spec
dy com pletion Of the Telegraph line to
this place, The wire is said to be Of an
improved quality. Such are the arrange
ments Of Mr.. O'ReiIIy, that, after the
holes are dug, he is able to complete a
bout ten miles Of the line per day. Mr..
Onev also gives the information, that the
line from ST. Louis, by way Of Quincy,
will terminate at Burlington, on the Mis-
sissippi. We are to be connected with
the ST. Louis and Chicago line, at Peru,
thereby connecting Galcna with both
those cities. The posts were, on the 2lst,
being erected at Peoria. The hole-dig-
gers are expected to be here by the 10Th
June, and they will be Immediately fol-
lowed by The posts and wires. MIR. Olney
says that such arrangements and I'M
provcments have been made, that this
line "will be constructed in a more per
feet and durable manner than any line in
the United States. n-[Ga'ena Gaz.
From the Daily Chicago Tribune.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EURorE-AtRIvAI
/ OF THE STEAMER AMERICA.
Nea0 York, April 50.
The Steamship America arrived to-day
from Liverpool
The news from England was more pa
cifc than was anticipated. The grca
demonstration Of the Charlists ended il
threats.-The Telegraph report says the
Chartist meeting was complete failure
and passed off quietly. Four hundrcc
I special cons,abes turned out. - -',t.
,.o EHai ~'>''' - =" advancing ~" Oil
The King Of Denmark had left Copen
hagan to join the army. -,-
Hungary had declared herself indie
pendent.
Serious Disturbances have broken ou
in ST. Petersburg. ----
Some distu Dances occurred at Cologne
butthey were suppressed. -
The Sic;lian independent Convention
is in session.
Large bodies Of troops arc concontra
ted on the Sardinian frontier; and tho
Austrian and Sandman troops are ap
preaching each other in [4ombardy.
In the Venetian Territory each deile
is guarded to prevent the reinforcement:
from entering the city. .-.
The general character Of Continental
adyices is much more satisfactory thar
3for some time previous. In Berlin, sew
i e raj Banking houses have failed. 3D..
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IL HILL x :
PATH EXIR.Al; TOR.
: lie Original ssae5 OILY Icaaainc.
II GiEhl.

"a Dozen .jus!reccicel at The Ch'qasrcl
Drug Store, the only Ag>ncy il: Dubuque.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-10

The select committee OF Congress upon
the famed Whitney Railroad to Oregon,
have reported unanimously in favor of
the project, and will report in favor of
whatever portion Of the public domain
may be necessary for the completion of
the entcrprise.H f@,J' s'-1 ...''a
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-10
WILLIAM II. MERRITT.

s
Owing to the change that has taken
place in this Office, we have not been a.
4 bic TO issue the paper Of Saturday last.
We hope we shall be pardoned by our pa
irons. as il was unavoidable on our part.
We have taken our post, and hope by IN
duty and attention, 10 make amends
for this seeming ueg,i. .cnce. The change
that has taken place will not III any way
change the Political character of.he t,x-
press; yet we ask the indulgence Of It's
patrons If we do not give the local, land
by this we meant the political history Of
ws ,a sitsohia Wfal and a,. ga'd manner
A stranger as let in your midst, yet one
who will by a mild, digaitied and firm
course cndeavor to advance those princi-
pies which will, as We believe, tend more
+ 10 sperpetua,e The glorious institutions
which have been handed down to us
from the Fathers Of our country, and
which have proved to be the means of
comforting upon man the greatest bless
;ngs.
We call the attention Of our citizens to
the advertisement Of the Anne rican cart
] Union.,' We have, through the kindness
ofMr. spaulding, one Of the Honorary
Secretaries Of this society, been able to
learn something Of its purpose and OBJ
siect. The artists Ct our land, who from
poverty ara unable TO prosecute their
works, by this have means afforded them.
tits not given as charity. for such is the
peculiar organization ofthe Institution,
tia, if The member, no matter in what
part Of our land he b., cannot succeed IN
drawing a prize, he is at leas, entitled to
two splendid engravings, worth the mon
ey he pays annually. We feel that we
need not call upon the lovers Of the fine
& arts, ofourcity and.couniry in any other
4 wnythan TO say, Go to Mr.. Spaulding,
ray your five dollars, look at the samples
&c TIC eng rawlings, and at once lend your
4 iii regarding Native Genius,
Hose 81 our citizens who have not as
ycs visited and seen the Performance o.
1 MI. and MA Hayden. who exhibit again
To night, wcssay 90, You willnot repent
Il ire nlagicSart q the 'adyis itnpcnt,
ssablc, ana sfae take eff Of the gentleman
llens, u say nothing Of the perform
as,ce 81 The wonderful autopa,ons. wv
sdy then again to our friends 60. Yot
4 wiIlnotbc taken in, no matte how fastid
iious you may By, you will have nothing
u 70 feaf.
Or Owing soille prsss of rnatier,aw
have concluded to circulate our. Semi
!
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-10
MOUNTAINEERING MEDICINES

Cures the words Of the above diseases,
and has attracted the ADMIR- RATION OF tho
world 7 hat all may avail! themselves Of tho
use Of this blessing to humanity. the Doctor
has put the price at 25 cen Is Zach bottle has
the Doctors name blown in the glass, and en-
veloped cut of a diseased spine, ccompaniod
with full dircctinns
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-10

IIENRICkS FAMILY MEDICINES,
Now so centrally used iy PhyAiciana, NiAi.3
crs OF the Gospel, UilIc"r.sof lite; ESQ .>t4na
,rd hvr.cJirs i" "ur pri"cipal Ho&pil. H. \. ',l
..ouscs ant! "r,uns, La vc Daring the past lie
Irs, found thrlr way INTO Mn Lions Of Fss4 T.
les, and arc IuLuNl'y SAW l.E more than 20
persons from al u"i'n'eiy gtlve. We git@bc-
%" only few lc;1ers 'ro.' Al 'rc Tbs" 1903 Of
/ similar kii,t:
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-10

DR.. HERRlCK s
VEGETABLE TONIC BIT TIERS,
put up in boxes, accompanied with directions,
and sell for 25 cents. Zach box will make half
a gallon. -.-
Also, those suffering from pains and weak.
ness in the bre,st, sides, and back, ulso Nhcu.
matiSn, LuInhago, &c, will fad i'll tho USE "
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-10
FROM \ DOCTOR.

E. 3. SrRAcuE, ". D., GlpnsiI!e, n. York.
writes DR.. tierrck: :" have used your n!cd.-
cncs in my practice for two ycars, srn have
.lNays fAuli tuu:n all y u >tA!c .ncu. TO Ss
\ patient under my care, with i'yspcpa.a, WAS
cured by using box oi Pi.ls and I"o "t
YOUR Tonic li.t!cra. Ihr.e i'i!Ta:c!a:.a Isd
ruuHuLuru :.l: ...c;lE. L.. ~
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-10
DIR. HERYlCK's

Gal6cnum Strengthening Plaster,
Spread on lina kid leather. Will wear from on ~
to six kol,hs. Price only Is 3! cl:ts, md
taking the place Of ell other pIa.,rrs. and arc
considered the best aud escapes, Placer HOW
m use.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-10

The officers or the Steamboat Dubuque
will ucccp. our thanks for laso s.. Louis
papers.
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: Estray Notice.

April 24th, 1913. 3G.St
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Beautiful Teeth and Sweet Breath,
All may possess by using
SHERMAN'S TOOTH PASTE.

T is warranted free from acid any injurious ngredi-
1ents and unsurpassed for cleaning and whitening the
teeth removing preventing them from aching de-
cay, at the time giving them healthy appearance
well hardening the gums and sweeenng the breath.
1t leaves delicious taste in the mouth AMI gives unysr
sal satisfaction Whoever it once will after
give the preference every other dentce Charles
w. Sandfnrd, Col Charles s. Benson and of our
most distinguished citizens have used SHERMAN'S
TOOTH PASTE for several years, and believe it TO be
unequalled Reader, get box and try it, il you want
sweet breath and handsome teeth.
SHERMAN'S PLASTER, commonly called SHER-
MANS POOR MANS PLASTER, for The ir1ing
of l24 cents without exception the best article in the
shape Of Plaster iii the known world. gives relief in
few hours where the suffering is intense.
RHEUJM4TISM, Lunbago Pain or Weakness In the
Side, Chest, Back Neck, Lons Limbs Joints, yield
1t sooner than any other remedy. Worn the lower
of the spine, they have cured the Piles, and
small of the back, they have cured Falling of the Womb
Dyspeptics persons troubled with Liver Complaint,
will find them Of and surprising benefit when
over the part affected. Censumptives should always
their chest, ii will their Cough, and remoys
the Soreness. Several million of them have been sold and
never complaint made agHinst them
For sale wholesale and RETAIL the cheap Bookstore by
Sept. 22-dw3m J. CIRCUIT, JR.
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THOMAS II. SELBV & CO.,
AUCTEONEERS,


No. so MAIN ST., (Hobbs' Block WORCESTER,
M GUILD inform the citizens Cf Worcester that they
w have established themselves in the Auction and
Commission business at the above place, and that they
will be pleased TO receive cODsgnments Of property of
every Descriptions TO he sold either auction private
sale.
Persons having secondhand FURNITURE, and wishing
to dispose OF the same will find this the best If the
year to sell We also will give particular attention
The sale ofEAL ESTATE Personal Property, in any
part of the County.
Our experience and knowledge of the Auction business
we us Will enable give entire satisfaction those
who may do business with EUery thing WarrGnt
good or perfect not so. the money piH be returned BY
conducting our business honorable principles, hope
to secure the confidence Of the public
We have in store and constantly receiving, great
variety OF Goods he sold Auction private SALE and
would invite purchasers call and Of
NEW SOFAS, ROCKING CHAIRS,
MATTRA SSES, LOOKING GLASSES,
BROADCLOTaS, LINENS, &C.
BLANKETS CARPET BAGS, and TRUNKS.
Also several Chests cf superior Young Hyson and Sou
chong EA, Crushed and other SUGARS with many other
articles, all of which will be sold private saie at
tremely low prices
Sales OF property consigned will be settled imme
diatey.
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VOL. "
A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE,

.gzsagse, TENHAT valuable Real Estate, centrally
! located on LINCOLN STREET, in the City
Ssss4Ss& of Worcester four minutes walk from the
%sT f3SF Court House, late the properly of Hon.
JOSEPH G. KENDALL, containing from four
NzsA1~SSH~ to five OF choice land bounded
erly ITO feet Lincoln Street, seutherly Kendall
Street $40 feet eastery Oak Avenue nearly 800 eet
and northerly The Rev. AloHzo Hill and Hon.
Judge Thomas. There are the premises good Barn,
recently erected, and from thousand fifteen hundred
FRUIT TREES comprising choice selection OF the fin
varieties of Apples, Pears Peaches, Plums Ounces
&c. The other portions OF the land grass grain
and suitable for gardening. There is copious and
permanent spring Of the lot capable of being used
for an artificial fish pond, or other purposes.
The above Estate affords chance for any gentle
wishing provide himself with beautiful private
residence or it may be divided into lots, afford
the opportunity profitable speculation. If sold
private sale, will be divided into lots and sold
Auction
For further information, permitted to refer to Rev.
ALoEzo ELL, ARTEMAs WARD, Esq, or p w. WAIT
keeper OF the American Temperance Exchange:
J. HENRY KENDALL.
Worcester, June IS. 1e4s dwtf
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) ParaDOIa and GaEVamiC
SPECTACLBS
PHELPS COMPOUND
" q WI a rEO PIE LIS !.

FNHE Vegetable Remedy for Diseases arising from In
purities the Blood, Dyspepsia, ScroJa, and all
Chronic Diseases. Also, substitute for Cdiomet,
Catharc Fevsrs ali Bilious Affections. They have
rival in curing Bilious Diseases, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plants, ead ache Jaundice Colds, Influenza, Cat
arrah Rhumatism Heat~burn, Acid Stomach, Papitatoa
Loss OF Appetite Costveness, Collie, &c and beng mild
in their operation, without pro uc debility, they
perfectly safe for those debiltated and feeble consiitu
tiOns As general Family Medicine they unequailed
being applicable and safe Tor the ouE and the sged
For sale wholesale and Retail by J. CIRCUIT, JR.
Worcester, sept p dw3n
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3, ~. HUTCHINSON,
Steam Propeller Freight Line
= r~<rHa n Nnruich and NaNu XOrk

= EraH a NOrWlCh and New YORK.
S--~~sSsssgEySS9.. Winter Arrangement.
fTHE Steam Propelers will leave Norwich for N. Y0rA
L The Shctucke,, Capt. GEEn Mondays at o'crk P. M
The Quintbaug, Capt. WILLIAMS Wednesdays at 4 do.
Leape Nsic York for N0rtDich,
The shelncket Capt. GEER, Thursdays, at o'ck r NJ
The Qui1cbang, Capt. WILLIAMS, Saturdays at 4 do.
III Freight by this Line should be marked Propeller %
Propeller Line.
For m information inquire Of the Captains on board
or OF NORTON, CONVERSE d CO., / Norh
WHITAKER, HAMMOND q co s vic
Norwich, Dec 80. II
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STuMP PlILLER.

TINE subscriber owning The right of" STEWARDS
L PATENT MACHINE FOR DRAWING STUMPS,'
ioI the States Of Massachusetts, and Connecticut, offers
the any parts thereof individuals companies
This Machine has for three years been found supe
riOr any other used from the quckness
with which the work and the comparatively sinai
amount Of rover employed-two and yoke Of ca
tie, pair Of h0rses WILL without difficulty, pull
hundred sumps from three feet through in
day and with the Machine work be done Tor
5 ~, than by any other means for 5 00
Another advantage is that two of ground can be
cleared without moving the Machine the chains extend
thirteen rods from the anchor stump and transport
any distance load it, and pair OF horses
draw it. II also be used to the greatest advantage in
drawing the largest rocks, ana also for moving buildings
as its motion quite steady and much rapid than
the windass.
Persons wishing to Purchase requested address
the subscriber call him. his place of residence
where the Machine all times be in operation.
WILLIAM w. WILLIS.
Orange Oct o, le47. SIT
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MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE.

THE PEOPLES MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
FANY Of WOTcester, Mass, continue to effect insur
all kinds of buildings, except those Of an extra
hazardous character, and upon Neat Stock Hay and
GRAIN Ueusehod Furniture Provisions Wearing Appars
ell and Merchandise generally and also upoR all kinds of
manufactured Articles and Stock in the process of manu
lacture, excepting stock Cotton and Wooden Mills,
property alike haZ1rd0us such terms cannot fail to
give entire dividend of seventy hit cents
the dollar made by this Company on the Policies
wkicexpred The first Of this month and il is conf
IDENTIFY believed that s larger dividend will be made
ia future under favorable circumstances the past
With these inducements offered the public sespect-
fatty invited to examine the basis which this nstu~
dion is established and avail themselves oits benefits by
applying a. the COmpany's office,
NO 3, under Brintey Hall,
opposite the American Temperance House, Worcester.
DIRECTORS.
f.. II. Hemenway, Worcester Joseph Pratt Worcester.
George Bowen, do. Joseph Boyden, do.
JaTDes II. Wall, do. Warren Hunt Douglas.
AMOS Brown do. iona. Warren. CT alton.
james Estabrook, do. II. A. Denny, Leicester.
George A. Dresser, do. J.W. Jenkins, Jr., Barre.
EGs&tio n. Tower, do. John Edgell, Gardner.
f. II. HEMENWAY, President.
o. HARRINGTON, Secretary.
Worcester, Sept /, ls47. dwtt
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Gtee Datlp $pp.
Published at No. I82 MUM Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.


rhs price Ct THE DAILY spy is Three Doars per
anaaa eyentydve Gents per quarter if paid strictly
In advAnce.-Or
-Four Dollars per annum, One Dollar per quarter, if
paid in advance.
TIE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
Pu5lished weekly the Office, Terms,-Sl,75 in
siyance, or s., 60 ifnot paid in advance.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-21

FL0UR-FLOUR.
FESHE subscribers receiving various mills Of the
Yves. the best selected brands of FAMILY FLOUR
that be found, comprising the following kinds
are selling the most reasonable terms.
1000 hbls MILLER & PADDOCKS;
1000 do w. w. WARDSWORTM;
500 do ]. II. BEACH
400 do E. X. BEACH;
800 do FORREST MILLS;
500 do E. s. BEACH, akron, )"
700 do Various brands
Also, receiving a large amount and good variety Of
Western Produce,
which il will be the of purchasers examine
before buying elsewhere
DRAPER, CLARK & co.
Worcester June % dw1