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o6:. Numerous testimonials are on file at the Company's
inst %lleh would satisfy the most neredulous A letter
ioowie1v ed from Joseph P. Hail. Suffolk. Va contains the
~ IN Ihe Dysentery Syrup cures in every case.n
en- The Union. = '''S eoH'tHg IN from e0eTD Stdte
i ba medicine should be resorted to the mo-
will save life 'e supply, as It's umeAy use
I6e medical faculty astonished at its noyver f.e
oeS ~ eha' ueiS Is no other medicine at ali to be CON-
THE CHILDREN'S PANACEA
eqHay ecacious IN all the bowel and stomach
" u T NO mother OF physician should be without IT.
N me ne general Agent for Louisiana and Msssnp
~ ~ LAT, hLANsBBODGH, q Camp street. New Orleans la
70 WhOm applications for Agencies may be addressed
New York, August 1913 '' 'S'ie'ary'
~ For sale by WELD & co Periodical A ,au4. 20
lamp street; ALFRED HUNTER corner of ExebsDS,e
T anu HfnstoInnouse street. and by DRUGGISTS GEN
IbbS3s COOK Postmaster city Of Lafayette u
-. It1tIA SAh ELLEN, corner Camp and St bary
9ts 1Ct1N rSIaLh Eli, Isevee and Seventh ~
lafayette; and CHAS. BENNEOT, Carollton Louisiana
=. Hs t7FdJeEberg Company are DESTROYS of Dr0-
eaftag le seF9tces Of respectable female IN eDeTg oaon
- utg Htg l business Which nil be UerV L4cratine
ny addressing the Company, (No 3roadway New Yori
postpaid, particulars viii be furnished - 49, A'
Aueust 1879
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DODGE,S RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

L.
III AS proved itself nfaibe remedr for Rheumatism,
neys, Contraction Of the Muscles Spinal Affection Ague
n the Breast and Face Sore Throat, Group Chlban or
Frosted Feet, Coms, etc etc.
Although but lately brought b. fore the public is daily
acheng new victories and the time far distant when
It VIII be found in family in the Union The agents
can produce numerous certificates proof of its excellent
qualities as DESTROYER OF PAIN. One great recon.
meBdaton Is, its composition purely vegetable being
founded upon Indian recipe. Having made use of it in
70 the original recipe, the proprietor last year induced
1y some OF his friends to bring It before the public in order
hat all the afflicted might avail themselves of the blessings
70 De secured BY OF this valuable compound II
Is applied externally and the mode of treatment simple
ha child can apply it. and at the time efcacOus
n the diseases above mentioned and those similar them
that much pain might be aleYiate if every family had
bottle oil It constantly at hand for II has been used with
astonishing success in of Rheumatism aud Spinal a
desired effect and death had been considered the only relief
from PAIN 10 the patient 1t is useless enlarge on the cua
i've properties this valuable compound stamp as
Qnack medicine by long list of imposSbiies The pro.
PTetef aware that there great many Lmnen in
cuaton that possess not the least virtue in healing the dis
eases they are warranted to, and only sold by the
OF nigh sounding advertisements. Suffice it say it
odesty bought before the public truly valuable med.
lcne and as such Is recommended to the afflicted 1t only
needs far trial to convince that possesses all that claim
ed for IT. The extremely low price which is sold places
within the reach Of aland poor man need suffer
nor rich regime. We ask but fartrIa Of its good qualities
and we feel assured that will pass this medicine by
who should be acquainted with it, Directions ACCOMPANY
each bottle Manufactured by l.. p. Dodge, Newbugh n
Y. Sold in New Orleans by
n22 6m 4hp VAN ZANT & CO.. II St. Charles st.
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INSURANCE OFFICES.
Agency Sun Mutual insurance oompa,


Agency Sun Mutual Insurance Company
NEWORLEANs, Nov. A. l84S
'E hScal year OF this Institution terminated the 4h
day OF last month, with profits amounting TO 1895 23I
~ made during the and the Trustees have declared
dividend OF Az cent to the dealers with the Company
The available assets that day amounted to 81 283 16 s.
ahoIdng ample security their policies
ms agency continues to insure against Fire Marine
N B-Due notice will be given when The scrip certificates
for 1913 are ready for delivery. MS I'm
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, 100000.
Directors:
JOHN M HILL, ALEX. ALLISON. JAS. B. KNOWLES
GEO. ". MAKTIN, JAooB MCGAvooK, G. NJ. FoGa
f. b. FoGG VIM EAKIN iSAM'I SRKy
W.WooDFoLK, John NJ BASS.
JAMES J. GILL, Secretary. JUN M. hlLL Fres't'
IL This long established Company with the most ample
means for the protection of its Policies continues to take
RIVER, SEA and FIRE RISKS the most liberal TERMS
at its Agency in New0reans at the office of
OBJ PICKETT, PERKINS s. CO., 81 Magazine st.
THE GRAEFENBERG ooMPANY,s CURE
FOR DYSENTERY, sc.
VIE success which has attended this Medicine render il
an Imperative duty incumbent upon the propretor to
make i known TO- and appreciated BY the public that tie
DYSENTERY SYRUP is Of imme-
EMERY Dsmhea, ETC., and giving immediate relief to the
patient; The same may be said of their
SARSAPARIL.LA COMPOUND: '''
HEALTH BITTERS-in papers;
VEGETABLE PILLS;
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS;
EYE LOTION.
And for every description of inflammation Bruises Burns
and Scalds, the GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENTis
q sovereign remedy.
All of the above may be found at WELD co IS Depot
OF CheaD Literature. No 70 Camp street. a5tf
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EXTRA PAY.

EXTRA PAY
THE undersigned fully prepared to execute all papers
% necessary TO- procure THREE MONTHS -
~ and EXTRA PAY due the heirs of deceased -
ofeeTs and soldiers who served in the late war $3.50
WIN Mexico Once in New Commercial Exchange, directly
mo linz Late Capt. Co. F, 9TH Regt La. Volunteers.
FOR YUCATAN.
M ILfTARY GOODS-The subscriber have now on
Ia hand 200 u. s. RIFLES, from Harper's -
FTsszIlIy a large supply of COLTS REPEAT 80
EbNSS rflST OILS (sX shoOers;) English BELT -
Elo1QLS, HOLSTER PISTOLS also low ssSszt&c.za
~ 5eg2ylng Pistos, which with complete assortment
t 81 OKDs SABRES, Military Sashes, and other Mill.
ny equipments they offer for sale low fOr cash at No Is
e1e4 street, IJe22tf1 HYDE & GOODRICH
ONE HUNDRED MEN FOR YUOATAN!
IL II ona9eisigned having received commission from
f1 lIe faliaet Colonel GEORGE w WHITE IA
" uhe American Volunteers TO raise eseeamn
ESa egIoahpany OF MO JyNTED MEN. to {Y4eaY3A
gsfn ~ Ine patHots OF Yueatan in dTviDr-4-EGS
TIKI me INDIANS from the cities and VILLAGES which
lhey nave deseeraed by thar inhurnan sfroeifss
VII S9nlenee forthwith TO organize comDanv Of ONE
HoNDAED MEN to proceed at once TO ne ssat of war
" ofue that ts patriotism Of those who Volunteer n ~ moi
20 nnIew9red the Government Of Yucaan has anarons
gesant ca to the soldiers TIE of per nonfh with GOOD
Ieons and comfortable e0hing in addition 10 hch escb
sOu'si VIII receive bounty Of 800 ACRES or LArD
s- I. MAZE. late Captain Louisiana Reqf
ritH hendszyous al Devereaux's house CORNER ~ ~
- y e-as slss-s. n20n
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SUGAR LIME

0Ht bills. SUGAR LIME, put I'D expres.Iv for Su
Alvarado. Is n ONiiss' iaheing from bark
Isa9ndlng rom brig Pamaho-I000 casks THOhT STO7g
LIME and, from ship Brandyyvne-I5 m sszfSI TI
FIRE BRICKS. For sale hy 'OV' ANuLi9h
OIL JOHN STROUD & co 14e fso.
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MoNTHL z RuLLETTN-No- 3
nysENTERY, DIARRHGA, etc Posatgelv Cured

- tft ~ AGU HOuFds
The GRAEFENBERG
COMPANY pledges itself
to the following facts:
LIST. The GrGefenberg
ID y RteTV SyrH D
will cure the DysenteTy, Di-
arrhDa, etc., in tweuty-four
hours.
I'd. A cure is warranted
no matter how bad the case :
even if the discharges are
bloody and constant. The
money is instantly refunded
if a cure is not the result.
Sd. Thousands of lives
have been saved by its use f;
IN some instances where the
patients have been given up.
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COAL C0NT

VINEGA AR ESTABLISHMENT.
I'VE UndesgEe IS constantly manufacturing and has
or sale Ssry pesiOr article Of v N EG RHE-r-
winch he viii KnsS niee TO improve by age, and =N
wtileiiveT II, free Of charges, in any part OF 49,
thf city OF Lafayette al the following reduced SEzsA
plSe to suit tines viz Butts so gallons a. Barrels 30
gaioas, 81 Is Barrels 30 gallons cents gallon be.
"a aisconnt msde ~ wholesale customers.
~ line TOpned in the P0st0fhce viii be Dunctaally
gS,tended to. Iap29 til JOHN H. WEBB.
CoL Comm0n aud Marais SIS onnasie ChaEitv Hnsnita
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SPANISH l:ISI5IL.Sd

~ PRIVATE LESSONS ONLY. ~
IL j. GOMEZ Editor of La Patria. viii devote few
A. hours during the day TO give instructions the Span
ssh Language Mr. G. has adopted a newand easy method
By which scholar learn read speak and translate te
Spanish Language in two OF three months.
For Terms, &c. apply to DIR. Gomez at his Office No n
Exchange Alley Cont street or at the BoOzforeF ~
b Steel, a Camp - Thos LWhite, s. Canal st. and
~ If Teuured. Mr. G. viii rive lessons a. ri1hf no
PLASTER OF PARIS.
OS0 BBLS. WOTHERSPOONiS PTASTEp OV
R0sgU PARIS. superior brand FOR sale nv - VI
SIS JOHN STROUD 6 Co, Is8 Commop Il
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NEw oRLEANs 9 cARRoLLroN RAILROAD

Sa-1z--S-A&-s1zi efE-aaz IKE
Depot, at BGr0NRe aud PerdidO streets.
single ticket distance above Pleasant % cents
single ticket for children over and under IL years 10
~ 1eNts4, ledJ. ,...8s. VI ~
a the above rates for distance below Pleasant street.
Servants (saves any distance. ...... 10 cents.
~ Residents in Lafayette, Caollton and vicinity,
Informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate OF
communication tickets for passage il the Cars towit % 90
month On advance for either Road and for any distance
Children half pnce-nO such tickets given for any other
period than the first to the last of each month.
A Car, expressly for ladies. in each train.
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CANKER IN THE MOUTH.

Below il an account Of another child saved Dr. Tow
sends Sanapsrla has saved The lives Of Thousands Of chi
dren The following two certificates selected from g
number received this week.
NEW YORR, April J. 1871
DR.. TOUnsend-Dear Sir: One of my children was ven
ck with Canker in the Mouth and ThrOat, attended W
great debility. 1t dying, obtained Of g0H
excellent medicine, and cured directly, iOF which ss
You l feel very graieful. YOuIs, respectfully,
ELIZABETB Fowler, a DesbroEsss.
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DR.. T5pnseH9-OeaF Sin have 8 little girl seyou ysa
of age who has been several ysar afflicted with Fits
tried almost everything for her, but without sucoesE al M
although we could end no recommendation in Cgug
Tor cases like hers thought she in very delaa
health, we would give her of your SaspaHaa, Rndu
very glad did, for il only restored her strength hgT@
has had return Of the Fits TO our great pleasure and
prise. She is fast becoming rugged and heav of wha
we feel grateful. Your respectfully.
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FEMALE MEnICIN1EsA p

Dr. Townsend's Sanaparlls sovereign and speedy oa
Ior lneplent Consumption BaYpnness Proap1ua Lted
Failing Of the Womb, Costiyensss, Piles Leuch0ub9t
Whites ObEfuoted difficult Menstruaten lneontaahe
OF Une involuntary dsohagRe thereof and for the gtue
prostfaton Of the sysamp0 matter whether the result IF
heIeut cause or causes, Produced By reguaTty lime
ol1ent Nothing can be moTegufpFsng than rs inviT ATTN
effects on the human frame. Persons, all weakness and @
stude from taking It at become robust and f OF
ergy under It, influence II immediately counteraoE
neTvelessne OF the female frame which the great caus
baennss Il viii not be expected Of Us, in Of Dc
oate NATURE to exhibit certificates of performed BID
We can assure the afflicted thai hundreds of have be
reported Us. Thousands OF cases where families have bed
without children after using few bottles Of this invauab
medicine have been blessed with ne, healthy offspring
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~ N NO. 10 JHlWP Street.
II. BECHTEL s. co. are amply supplied with large
% and choice stock Of the latest and best HEDTC.4L
WORKS, comprising the most extensive collection in the
Just recsiYed. fresh editinns or - 49,.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01
From the Missouri Republican.
= Geographic despl tches.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. ~ * p. n

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. II, s P. NJ.
Papers received from Havana, contain
response from the authorities Of Guati-
mala, to proposition from the State Of
Honduras, to cooperate with the Repub-
lie OF Mexico, in resisting the invasion Of
the United States. The reply is chaIac-
terized by strong good sense, and is cred
table TO Gen. Carrera, Indian though he
be. He says that, having examined the
relations with the two beIiigerent pow
ers, he does not find any treaty existing
between Mexico aud Honduras, controll-
ing their mutual relations, while treaty
did exist between the United States and
Central America, which all States Tor.
merly comprising that Republic, were
bound to respect. "A strict neutrality
would, therefore, be observed.
A few further items Of news 'by the
Sarah Sands, have been received. i5itA
Louis Philippe has recovered his ac-
customed health. 3s't g .ises '5 'i3..s /.
Abdel Kader is still in p rison. .a,
Rome and Italy are in an uneasy condi-
ton. 4. ,
The bullion III The Bank Of England
has increased. 4 , # q.
Lord John Russell has refused to re-
duce the duty on tea. od s83 &
D'lsraeli, the Elder, is dead. spt y,
Switzerland was comparatively ID 4
1uiett state. ..ta 5s' II sl'f35
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01
On motion the Senate adjourned.

Z - ~ Il
HoUsE.--Mr Kaufman introduced q
resolution TO stop the debate on the Loan
Bill Tomorrow (yesterday,) which was
passed by ayes lO9--noes 81.
Speeches were made in opposition to the
bill by Messrs. Crozier and Hudson.-
Messrs Houston, OF Ala, and Nichols JUS
tilted the course of the Administration
the former gentlemen ccntending that
the revenue would exceed the estimates.
Feb. 16.--The Senate was called 10
order and proceeded to the consideration
ofthe morning business.
A message was received in writing
from the President, in answer to reso-
luton respecting certain articles rela-
ting to the cadets in the army, which was
read and ordered to be printed. b.
A communication was received from
the Post Office Department relative 10
The mail failures in the South, which was
ordered to be printed.
The Joint Resolution returning thanks
>to Gems. Scott and Taylor, was adopted
by ayes AZ, noes MIR. Hale of New
Hampshire.
Mr.. Crittenden commented severely on
the course of Mr.. Hale. These officers
had fought the battles Of their country
and deserved thanks for so doing,
Mr.. Hale rejoined. He was not hypo-
critic enough to vote thanks to the officers
for battles fought and victories won in a
war which he believed 10 be unconst,u-
tional and unjust.
Messrs. Foote, Crittenden, and Jef1er-
son Davis replied.
The special order Of the day was post
poncd The Senate went into executive
session, and afterwards adjourned.
HousE--Mr Evans moved to recons,d-
er the vote ON closing the debate on
the loan bill, which was decided in the
negative by ayes SO, noes IS. sr. -
On motion, the House resolved itself
into Committee Of the Whole on the state
Of the Union. ~
Messrs. Morehead, Pollock and Vinton
spoke on the Loan Bill-in opposition 10
Several amendments were offered, but
the committee rose and the House adj
journed without action.
.-.sa5N WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1848.
In the Senate, Mr.. Yulee spoke in adj
vocacy ofhis substitute for MrDickinson's
resolution. .,af .l.g III !
Mr.. Rusk made some remarks in favor
of the ten regiment bill-hoped there
would be prompt action on the part Of
Congress, ard was opposed to any boun-
dairy short Of the Sierra Madre and the
whole Of California. y ., <
In the House, Mr.. McKay's substitute
for Mr.. Vinton's amendments to the Loan
Bill, providing for the issue of fifteen mil
lions Of Treasury Notes, was nega'lved
by one majority. The original bill fin
ally passed. go -
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01
FRENCH NOVELS

| we are afraid, says the Yankee Blade.
that the modern French noyela are excrtipp
very bad influence. in the public mind. aud
gong great way To corrupt good taste and
good manners. The reading pubic seem
TO pee afflicted with periodical disorders.
| and whether they are t. be rcmedied by dec
torlng, Or will cure themselves, is VET. a
moot.d question. The tnsto that fed on
the Paul de Kock novels killed itself bv ia
j pletion. but we question wh;the. the dis
gnst'ng coarseness of the Paul de Kork
school was half as bnlcfu as the immortal
Eugene Sue School which wells itself in
decen; external garb. 'Blackwood' has
recently administered pretty sound cudp-
! ellng to this class Of romances. He savs
| The French novels are making rapid way
into our circulating Libraries. Yet nothing
can be more unfortunate, for nothing can be
more corrupting than French novel Of the
nineteenth century Franco, aIways a
prohigats country, always had proflieate
writer's, But they were generally confined
, to Memoirs Court anecdotes, and fl,e
ridicule OF the world Of Versailles: the;r
cFlninality wns ut least partially conceaied
ny their good breeding. aud their vice wos
not altogether lowered to the grossness s.
the crowd. IAN ~. -
Every man Of nnme in the French mod
ern authorship has attained it only b. the
rapid production Of novels. I,u, No Ian.
guage can be too contemptuous, or too con-
demnatory: for The spirit Of those works in
general. Every tie of society is violated
in the progress Of their pages; and violated
with the full approval Of every body. So
duction is the habiiual. office Of the hero u
Adultery is tho regularoffice Of the heroine.
In each the vice simply matter of course.
NJ anly honor is burlesque every where,
but where the criminal shoots tie iniursi
husband in atduei. Female virtue il onJv
q proof Of dizziness or decay, q yulra, ~.
nality of mind, or on unaccouhtable mani.
tude x adopt the custom oftpolished Co
ciety. g Slss s5s
The hero is pic turcd with every aona,;tv
which can charm the eye or ear; he ii ih.
handsomest, tho most accomplished5 md
the most high spirited Of ma ind. II; Ssen.. !
tIment, and oil sccundrsl,sG,. THE HERO. 4
inc, a'waysa wife or a widnw--.in the la.
mer instance, is the lovely victim 81 mar.
riage ~ which her heart had no share. asd
~ which she JIG entitled 70 have all tile priv
iieges Of her beart5 supplied. And II the
latter Is o Creature full Of charfnes, about
twenty-one.s resolved to live fvf love. biz
never to be 'chaiEed in the iron link 81 (
dull. and absolste ceremonial again. 6hS
quickly fixes her ey Cd on some Adoinhs..
Auguste, ri q, IyPolii 1cer az "a cad.
who has reformed pFodigiey ofoysiqr Ia Az
gle rs taken lions by the bsardreyesywhere
and ~ the best wnltSerin all Pasis. b 1.bav I
meet, flame ogethor, swear On GSsft;t ~.
ne!lc, and defy tbss'wStld, through thscs /
volumes. .a. l s,. 1,indsy .dsfcuiy. 7
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01
TO THE VOTERS OF IOWA,

James Harlan and Thomas ii. Benton,
Jr., candidates for the Office OF Superin-
tendent Of Public Instruction, have mu-
tually agreed to canvass the State to-
gether. They have been compelled to
make their arrangements with reference
to time, and consequently many places are
omitted which they should otherwise have
visited. The points left blank will be
designated by their friends. They will
address the people at the following times
and places: tl5;t
At Andrew, Jackson Co., March 9th, at
2 o'clock, P. M q $500
At Maquofeta, jackson CO., March 9Th,
at s o'clock, P. NJ. 49,.
At De Witt, Clinton CO., March It'll, at
2 o'clock, P. M. s1a.6a509 aist
At Davenport, Scott co., March 8, at 2
O'Clock, P. NJ. .tatsa f4't s5st 2t's@
At Bloomington, Muscatine CO., March
8, at s o'clock, Pm.
At Upton, Cedar CO., March 10, at 8
o'clock, P. NJ. .%5si}if sEitt
At Marion, Linn CO., March II, at 8
At Iowa City, Johnson CO., March 10,
at g o'clock, P NJ. Iagl.
1 At Washington, Washington co.., March
IA, al 2 clock, P. N.
r At Fairfield, Jefferson CO., March Is,
at 2 o'clock, P. NJ.
At Richland, Keokuk, March l6, at 2
o'clock, P. NJ. tes. ..r.3lss-.. e. r.
Al Oskaloosa, Mahaska CO., March II,
at 6 o'clock, P. NJ. ,".-' q '..-
At Ottumwa, Wappello co., March 18,
at g, o'clock, p. NJ. -
At Knoxville, Monroe CO.: March 90,
al O'Clock, P. NJ. .s.... .aa. ii s...
AT -------, Davis co., March 21,
at - o'clock, Pm. , 10y,
d AT Keosauqua, Van Buren, CO., March
22, at 6 O'CLOCK, P. NJ. .-
A, Bouaparte, Van Buren, CO., March
%, at |, p. NJ. 3.es ,-... So.
At Pennington, Van Buren, CO., March
49,; at 6, Pm. ..~
2 AT Keokuk. Lee CO., March "a, at 5, p. M.
At Fl. Madison, Lee co., March IS, at
2, PM. a. ..,.a.a..-,, ao.. ..ssaaa III" +.
At West Point, Lee co., March 81, al
1, P. Nj. >.@ I'D. IT, I
At Mt. Pleasant, Henry CO., March 20,
. At Burlington, Des Moines CO., March
20, at 6,P.M. II TO. -..ff.. ..s.l
70 At Yellow Springs, " March 80,
at I, Pm. .,,... ,.-...'s a.,
At Wappello, Louisa co., March 81, at
1O,cA. NJ. r-a.2 RI -" &t#4l'@ u 81
The papers Of the State are requested
to copy. g.. ...ss.... H.. -a. . a..aE.. .gr1
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

MlsERIEs OF RETAIL MERCHANTS One
who has been thr sugh tile mill and knows
all about it. thus truthfully re1aile the eve
~ day miseres Of the retail merchandise
picture which our dealers will not fail 10
recognise: 1850
~. To sell acalico iress nfier bargaining
with your customer fifteen minutes, and 10
have it returned upon your hands the nest
day, because it did not suit all friends. .
10 be spoken III Of. By an old customer who
has become offended, because you insist in
January upon the settlement OF an aceoun.
which vas due IN July previous. 3 To
have kid gloves returned utter they hayu
been tried on, and 10 be considered very un
accommodating because you Will not refund
the, money. 4. 10 have the tih,eiof ,ous
clerk occupied, while others are waitinp,o
be served, with getting patterns Of poods
for those who never intend to purchase. s.
10 learn that your character has been ira.
duced by brother merchant with .peci.}
reference to his own aggrandizelnen,. s.
10 heara visitor III your store dennu,,cinu
your goods when custome, is Just ubou,
to purchase them, and the afore said CUSTOM
or carried of before your face 10 make the
same purchase IN another store"
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01
For the Express.
la the request Of mann f.icnd, -

[.aIMe request Of many .Eiicnds..]
The President and Committee Of the
Irish Shamrock Society requestthe mem
bers of that community to meet at TIE
Court House, in the city Of Dubuque, on
Saturday the 18th day Of March next,
between the hours Of and o'clock, P.
M, for the purpose Of making the neces-
sary preparations for the celebration Of
St. Patrick's Day; also, ST. Raphael's
Temperance Society, who have cards
signed by the Ri. Rev. Bishop and Cler-
gy, are respectfully invited to join and
participate in our banquet.
M. N. Secretary.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01
New arm ,,gelnent.

The TRIBUNE. print, of this city has
commenced the issue of Semi weekly,
upon half sheet. The cost to the publish
er, in making this change, Is very little
more than the issue ola weekly; and is an
additional facility for the early transmission
Of news. May success attend his efforts.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL. :.

We understand that the vaziant School
Superintendent, Chat was, and would like
10 be again,) is guest in our city. We
regard this event as an omen Of evil, at
leas, 10 those Of cur friends who are un-
accustomed to meet the grim messenger
Of war--the fearless Son or Mars.