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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
Ard ~tipp.a OLD rsn.ssess. rsssd the

And ~sippsd OLD Tsnssbesss rsssd the
sssmp--
Put rzisssss In the perridss ef Dsmo<rscy.
Asd ba ssy hlssssd ss>s ~ juss Ia ssrkis
Thss ssas old co.s. Van 10 sssd Up nss
Dose. ae-n, hsisf platform, oil the vcsld's
shsnais,
Asd ra ihs hiiIe end orr uhiuisd on.
Ard ns~, - secret, 6lseF asd n,da,sh,
Hsakess
win eli great Nsp,uas's moonshins pslo'
yoa
os, II Sab River. No. svss, i,kss Of Tam
maay.
Sand not upon the order of ysss going.
Bus 90 90 grsss. Yosf sie~ II Syrarsse
Was . pos pie NJ chsffy immpsty, fsil
of wrath and cabbage, siaaifyiae nothing.
'gia 10 be weary Of this fun,
asd wish bsrnboraias hobbies burst and
doae.
Ring the slsei,oa bell blow wings Cons
wtsrk
I mssi surreadsr,--but not On old Zsck.
WA,g thunder. Erssnf
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
Salt for Cattle.

Hs.iag Tor srreral years. bocu in The
habit Of us'ag toek ,ah smoag sock, can.
from experience recommend h to those who
wish 70 keep their snimsh 10 good health.
fhey hsee breu observed by the agrscsi,u.
rel socieiis IN England and Ssollaod 10
thrive upon Il much better than whhoui Il.
and nslure seems 10 point oui TO them, the
medicinal beneiil Of II, ne when Ii 10 suppii.
cd TO them. they are constantly seen lickier
and spparcntly enjoying Il. The expense
10 90 very uif'ug tina, the owners are amply
rewarded by seeing their stock thrive so
we'll. For horses or cattlo when tied up, q
piece Of four or elk pounds weight should
be pa, IN tho manger or trough for them 10
lick nj pleasure, ss scrvculs often neslcc, 10
mix u wnh their food bu, when IN the
field or yard, one large lnmr IN a bucket
will BE- sufficient Sheep should never be
without severn pieces in long trough, so
the, several can get 10 il al The same lime.
I have seen several cases oflbe rot in sheen
where much benefit has been derived from
~ use. and some .hink It preventive. |
have slso known person who had q large
dairy who 10 tea the utility OF salt, took Il
away from two Of his cows for week -
their milk vtsibly decreased; but upon Il.
being again given them, the usual 1usn,i,y
returned, the milk and butter being Of fnor
favor and keeping better. I prefer the
rock salt 10 the common salt, as ii does moi
melt with the rain. or mix in TOO large qann
titles with tho food. and is much cheaper ia
the end. -tC., in Fife Herald.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
CURIOUS SCENE ATcApE MAY

A correspondent ofihe n. Y. Journal OF
Commerce, writing from this fashionable
resort, described the following lively scene
as having occurred In the waters winch lash
the shores
Look out wonder nj that suiL Is not
that glorious See those swimmers VIII
you believe that that lady whom you saw
bu, an hoof ago, shaking gsily her luxufisn,
ouris from her face and listeGing 10 nav kish
seniemsntalHy in the drawing room tIoe
said ,hen that he saw a steer OF contempt 10
her IoJoas eye,) II the sams bold WINNIE r
thai Is dashing away the foam caps OF The
waves outside the surll Come and 10 dow n
with uns, and III Introduce you 20 her.
What out there did you exclsim Ger
iaInly, oui there. | introduced Joe 10 her
this morning IN the same place He was
temsIking on the 6ne picking foT sharks, oui
oftiheen hundred bslhsIs then in the sur.
and seeing one lady and gentleman outside
CT ali the others, proposed 10 him 10 swim
GOT and be ready 10 aid her Ia case Of acct
deaf. No sooner said Than done. I hsd no
lear oi sharks, for never heard OF one AZ
tsrk king any one on our shores nor do 1
believe the blue shark will touch a man. ~
long as he can get FISH 10 eat. But | always
fear iOT lady who is faf from the shols, lesi
her strength should fail her. Il requires .
very great degree Of Goodness 70 swim 10
heavy sea. lmagine my surprise on s~ i'm
ming past the lady and gentleman I have
msnlioned, nj hnding thar IL was no Other
than my fnend MIR, aud his daughter
Miss, With whom ] have swsm many an
booT 10 fougher wafer ihan that Ia lads
Z perhaps uneqVailed a. a swimmer In ,hil
country. land while sm sbo0i IL, | NAV as
well add, that you sFs the eTsslest horsewo
{ man loo. my dssf---.l
'HuHAh exclaimed cisar riogtua voice
--'Hansh! Who wovid hsvs iheaeht o.
meeting 700 here I've met 700 believe 81
every place imaginable. from Nisssfa 70 ,hs
American Museum bot The idea Of meeting
I yOu outsise the sGrf Al Cape May, 10 uneEsm.
plsd Fisher iAtlsss, here's w.
'Nhsre 7 said Mt, poaiag, and foI
'hs nisi ii@s s~sre u Eiy psesencs. ,i'g
glad 70 zee yOs, ~. 90 give 700 haas
II had one 10 spare
y 'HFre's one iof both n Ds fhsn, said vie
LADY moch moTs snpsn swimmer tisn bel
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

father; ., the same time reclining rtscefSllJ
on one side, and Offering NE hes lelt hand.
a. she swan with her right took ihi.
opportunity 10 introduce Joe, and n was done
In the most approved style Of drawing rom
in'Iodpciine.. My dear MIS-. allow
nse 10 present 20 your KIDD noiirs'--(Aese q
'os'n cop bfoas Ia my face, end pso-ed an
'ns'an,)-'ay diend and ally, Mr.. Willis, Of
whom you have heard me spesk.
W gives me gIes, pleasure IN meet Nj,
Willis. whom ! have long known By sposs
ercsileH' reputation Miss will plessc
suppose me 10 makea srseefai bow sa'd
Zoe mos, eom'cslly, with bis mouth ius,
above the edge of,he water Tho nearest sp
ProrimAiion TO one which can devise under
The circumstances 10 5ivs--but fear HAT
would be rather ludicrous than o,herwise.'
VIC laughed heartily at Joe's spoloey, and
swan Shoreward.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

KETcnAA's PATENT MowISe Ma
CHINE. AT the recent exhibition ofthe n
York State Fair new machine for nov
ing attracted great attention, particularly
among the farmers. Mechanical ingenuity
has, for many years been pu, 10 severe test,
to produce a machine that would tighten
tina, most Severe labor OF tbe farmer NOV
ing many machines have been invented
but after a short trial have been found worth
less or nearly so. Mr. VIM. F. Kelchum,
Of this city, has at length produced ma
chine that in the opinion OF those capable
OF Judging, answers evry purpose on either
rough or smooth ground cutting the grass
much closer and laying il more even than
can be done by the ordinary method One
man and span OF horses can, II is said, cut
from l2 10 Is acres per day with perieci
case. The capacity OF the machine TO per.
form what 10 claimed for it. has been thor
oughly tested 10 presence Of numerous oil
the most experienced farmers Of this section
and We are pleased 10 learn tina, the ingep-
ious inventor is likely 10 reap fair reward
for his perseverance, and indusry.--lBufa
10 ADV.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
rsns~ ihs ". o. Bslirf,n
A 9haYe.

~ WD0ve.
A ksntneky friend SON. yssr since re-
ls,sd 10 us the folio wing aneedo,e. n, hsv.
ias actually occurred IN lhs, sls,e.
There uss 4 roysses,nr corr Of a fellow
usw<Sl Peer Rses<u b., ususItv called
pes RssseA, ~ks sssed good deal Of
pso.~stv. and therefore had necu.,.,x re
sposs'h,li,y, ,heseh be vas always IN wan
Al none, and lseousosiv IN ,he hand, of
shavers.
On one occasion he went 10 certain se
eommndssiur friend 10 bo,row two thou.
sand dollsre---,yes,' said his friend. 'Pe,r. |
wili lead You he two thousand dollars. and
wi,hcul ,nierss, zoo. II YOU will give &c
your bill for The smoua, on London
ooh, no. replied Pee, 4 can, stand that.
II ! give yea bill on London, the cursed
thing will be back on me here under oro.
icsa, 10 four months at fuuheres,, and then I
mus pay you the amount and twenty per
cent damages. Tbafs,oo deem dig.
We'll, said Shylock, ahai IL cutting il
rn,ber fat, l scknow ledge, bu, | will Tell
you PETE, what W III dol will take your
bill on London for two thousand dollars and
pay you for IL Two thousand Two hundred
and when il comes back protested, YOU will
have 10 refund the two thousand dollars
and twenty por cent damages. making to-.
gether two thousand four hundred. which
will leave me only Two hundred dollsrs'
Agreed, said Pete. am " illiog 70 s,.nd
that
SO down ihey sal 10 prepare the docu-
menls.
'Bu, who the deuce shall draw upou in
London said Pe,e. i do no, know a living
soul there
1t is perfectly immaterial who you draw
upon, said bis friend. so FAR a. nm con.
cerpcd I am wililno Won shonld dr.,,
upon the town pump
BY Jove + said Pete. Il have draw
upon nv cousin. the Duke Of Bedford,
Ii will be recollecled tina, the family
name OF bis Grace is Russell and Pei. wa,
ia The habi, of BOOSTING ,hai ho had de-
scended from the some s,oeI 90 psm 1e,
fy his kite for two thousand dollars on his
Grace Of Bedford. and received The sinu-
lated amount of Two ihoussnd ,wo hundred
dollars. The bill. of course had IN he sent
oui 10 London. 10 be nresen,ed N nj. Grace
end regularly protested. IL order 70 cs,ub,
Iuh legal claim unon tho d,.wer .Oos
morning i, VISA aceord,rolv found with
other dosuments an Tho ,.hIe or ~. D,ke,.
study, having been ieft fo| .ceoo,anee or
paymeu,
And who. said hi, C,oee Of Bedford
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
Hauling Manure in the Fan.

Many farmers cart out their summer
made manure 10 autumn, and leave Il 10
scattered and unprotected heaps 10 the iiclds
This We consider bad economy. unless the
henps are protected by stratum OF loan -
BY sowing a bushel or,wo Of gypsum over
the surface Of there heaps. nni then super
inducingu top laying OF loan, the loss re-
sul,ug from the evaporation or escape Of
the fenilizing gases will be obvia,ed. and
unless the weather DO very wet, the dsleri>
Grafton consequent upon exposure will be
Of Sigh. account Even in the yards man
ure should never be exposed openly in the
air. Every fresh addition Of excitement
should be protected by new layer Of mould
This, as il readily a6sorbs the volatile gas
e. which are ever striving 70 escape into
ths asmosphsre, will iiseif become rich
and may be applied with animal excsemeu'
odvsntagcousiy to most crops requiring the
assistance and support Of either vegetable oil
animal manurcs Gypsum asresu the am,
monia which so copously escapes from an
imal cxcremenI while in puirelac,ive state
and retains them for the benefit and suslen-
ence Of the crops to which il is applied. IA
Practical Farmer
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
A MAs ovra KIAoAsaFAILsl

Bgsalo papers Of last week contain
thrilling account u the pAsssss Of man N
3 sail boat dswH Niagara river, The swamp.
ing Of ihe boat and tbs precipitation Of the
adsenturcr over the Fails. whirh wss the
esd Of him Ia THE life re vas shoe
maker ssmed Richard Ieeed0m. and bs-
longsd - Buffalo
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

boy" said traveller 10 lftie fellow
whom be met. elolbed 40 pants and round-
about, bot minus Of smother very necessary
au,eis ofspparel boy where's your sbirf
'MAmmy's washing u Hate you no 9th
err No olherp exel-imed the archIn,
~ilh ind,gnan, seorb; '@ood you want .
BODY % hsxe q thousand shirs
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

Mexico annually sHpoHs abOgl fonns'u q
millions Of specie 70 E1gland The pro
duct 81 her miaes the year Will b. much
less than Formerly, on ace noi oifhs dif-
Guilty Of Obtaining qBek alrfT, which u sc
ssssfy N the smshing Of h. precious ores
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

Have you go, lsRer ior bOssr
'Who's your bostf
The oae Thai l ~orks for.
What - his name. you IDIOT Y
'RobeH Brewn. sure
There's Boas here los hia
"A sia, tOs him waBts u Ifs lo,isr
ios myseif b., aHes zoe han tekaso his
aame . better knoNa thar miae'
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
4KNlY, wheIe'. lhe frring pan n

"khly, whefc's The lying psnf'
'Johnay's got II. earning mud and clan
shells on The alley. with the cat for borse."
'ffhe dear iRlle feIl1w, wha, genius
he'll make--bu, 20 and &c, Il. We're go
ing to have company, and mus ffy some
ash for dinaef"
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

g.. ---------------- Thumb
NJ There's one did laugh in his speech, and
one cried -Hnmbug"
And Then they laughed again ~ they would
burst.
VIA, smsll-clo,hss they had got.
G.. Moscheto- buzxiog
Some wass,--some Tzyler men--,he late
Wing patty.
NJ. One cried Dogs take him . and old Sin.
Bsr = roihes,
AZ ihsy had ssen.ms with this Janus phiz
Coltiag . monksy 'shins. J stood and hoard
them
Like stuck pig. could 10, say Repent
When they did say Old sinnef.'
Tness fellows must be joking. Wen be pi-
ocs
AID misd our stated preaehiasl' Don't be
scared.
N, he, wherefore shOold they pelI me with
old sinner
Stuck In my chops
&. ------These hits must not be minded
More Than hsa'bise. C.il for a shin plaster
And seTsw yosf courage TO the scratching
place.
NJ, Ms'sosshi ! heard voice cry Wing.
forever
"A Wings the man for ma . party wbis
A Wing who votes ior Whig eandiaa.s .
Thus II sPon out rssel'd sleeve Of blasney.
&. do YOU mean me
N. Sail u cried Wings Zoe me . 10 ali lhe
tosn.
'ula zssk 10 noi wAIg and therefore Goa
seiencs
Cent vote ioS Zach eoaseisses "a alwsy,
consrieneeF
C. VII, DO yos esdssl me wah asse owr
ssiokf
Old Jsok Of Clubs aat shsrs psis Of ..
lsa have shamaad Absshsm So get soaDs
whiieAssh
Asd plaster Ger youf gsg.law irsmpey
n I'm afraid IN thlnk 81 ~hss I've dana.
Look oar again, ! asrs nsa. Bsra the does
nsais
haze made hees long ssoosh. sae got
Lake Ls~ss Cas-. raacA's sp N 'ssScn~sian
css'
Pos Z.sh's eisersoa I've free -ssliea N, hide
Fes ham tho ssugh laced eol'ers have bsb
baes.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
fSen the Bssssa Ceurssr.
MACBETH REDIyivus.

aaeIsh 'M.y.B.
k-sss A@sAstA. C. Pa.
Sesas-- harm Bisnsm Wood near Buffalo.
NJ ssls,. ift~ere done when lie done. then
't~ero well
The, t.crs dime siii,. n The nomins,ion
Cesld ~hssewasa al old sinners pranks and
csteb
With that soll's bait suecess. II bu, ,hi.
platform fan.
Could 10 the moose,rsp that would hold them
SAFE ss IL thief 10 mill. I'd show my heels
And here vpoe these pispks Of Baffslo,
ID iomp ,he scnersri. aud gun The Aus.
bot he tic kiish job. Tor yopr white mao
10 said 10 be uncertain and live Yankees
Are eUie Get Of rhsps- and bot preach
Old Hirkory's bumbass. which have al ey.
pioded,
Toplsgsc The Inventor. I'm here with doub.
le.farc,
Fitsi. ssI went for slavery and The war.
Strong both against FREQ soil. Nexi, 60
squirting
Jvsi io,her way o. yundsy for The nisaer.,
And both ~sys foe myself Besides. Old
Zach
Hath shown his eolnrs brsvely, and hath been
So shy OF taking Office, ,ha, We We boilers
Csn only bow -wow, puppy .toneued, sgsinsi
The Wing Convex iion thai did sci him up.
They'll quiz me for pulling babe ofgraee,
Striding The hobby horse Of Addition,
And wrong end foremost esniering dow hill
Three ehcefs won't raise the wind. ! have
no spus
To scfsteh ihe sides OF my old dupes, but only
To ssy 'ouf sufIerinas 10 insolsrsbls.'
A haliing Aourish which o'eSIesps all Synsax
And fall on 'lo,her side Of Lindley Murray
How now! Whose mares deed
Eater c.
g. -------------------Only ANY Dsrden's,
The Bufaloes are come. Now sell their
hides
Before you've skinned ,hsmi Cut and come
again.
N. Is this Conseience-msn see before mel
Wing papers In his hand. ~ I'm Du,chmsn
I'll trust thee not, for do hear thee stil
Bawl for Wing and 'whig organization
AT thou not, Conscience-msn, quite sensible.
It's rather tough job to jump lin Crow
And not break buih your shins and bang your
nose
sec Thee grin with jaws 80 pslpsbly,
Conscience
Thou marshalst me the way 10 Buffalo,
And such an instrument want to use.
JeamesPolk Was bo, the tool Of tother party,
And I'm worth ten Of him. ! see thee gain,
And in Thy face some 'hocus .pocus trick
Which was not there beiors--'Tis no Wing
,hing
90 and |, IL done. Old Sspcho bites me.
For Cass and Butler now I'll rins the kaell,
That summons them to Jericho, pell neil
Eru.
c. Sour.
That which hath made him roar, hath made
ms squeak,
What hath qusneh'd him hath sizzlsd me-
Odds niggets
Re-enier NJ wifh 9 Buffalo Letter.
NJ I've done The deed. Didst hear the Lo-
cos growli
g. heard a Post eresk, and tn old granny
sigtf
That grinds the Organ.
Nj. ---------------------Wh
G. -------------------Ait taking snuff
NJ. who was il killed bumblebes
A I-sstsa fttttt.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

--------------------Aita taking snnh
who was /, killed a bumbiebes 7
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01
1E]aarrifu,

Il, the Rev. Mr.. Bowman on Monday
evening, 2sth Of Feb, JOHN b. COLDS.
BURY to Miss ROSATTAH $. JOHN.
son. AL ofttis city.
On the 2lst Feb, by A. LEVI. E:q AN.
DREW SCHMITAR to Miss MARY LA
DY-both Of this city.
On the 22d Of Feb. by the Rev. Mr.. Hot
BROOK, SYRIL b. WHITEto Mrs. SUSAN
N.POWELL, oil Of this city.
On the Sd inst bv ]. G. HEAD, Esq. Mr..
IlEZEKIAH DIXON to Miss AMANDA
TAYLOR--both of Dubuque county.
On the 18th inst, by tile same, Mr.. JOS.
THOMAS, to Miss CATHERINE RIG
KEY, all of the same place.
On the oath inst. by - HAzLETT, Esq ,
Mr.. ISAAC MOUNCE, of Linn county, to
Miss HARRIET A. TIAIMONS, Of Du-
buque county.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01
I CHEQUERED DRUG STORE

THE subscriber has replenished his store
~ with d supply Of all the articles wanted in
his line; the store will be open HEREAFTER from
early in the morning until after9 P. NJ, and
on sundays, for the benefit of the sick only, be.
fore and after churcl, service. When am a.
broad shall leave skilful and experienced
Druggist in charge, and physicians and fami.
lies sending to me their prescriptions and or.
ders, may depend upon having iast what they
order, and nothing else" Ny Seidzitz Pou.
ders will be made without .Salt Petre," and
every preparation put up with the greatest
care. AS am enlarging my stock, shall not
be undersold. Every article is selected with
the greatest care, aud purchased with cnsh,
and having been in the business for many years
both in the east and here, purchase on bet
ter terms than those who are unac1uainted
with the Eastern markets
deem il unnecessary to advertise any extra
large quantities Of any articles-or to name all
the Gums, E'netics, or Cdthartics found in any
assortment. have only to say that the great
disorganizer Of the West, tthe Credit system, -
is not to be had in this concern on any terms;
believing 1t is ruinous TO the mind and purse Of
many. who administer or take ii freely, and in
this matter have had ample experience. In
the many years have sold Drugs and Mcdi.
cines, there has never mistake occurred. in.
putting up the wrong article. In few days
my assortment will be even more complete,
embracing many now articles, and the largest
stock ever brought to Iowa. 49,
Expecting soon to receive an entire new sett
of Drug furniture,;I will sell on favorable
terms. all my glass ware as labeled, either ut
WHOLESALE or RETAIL.
n24 =. .s,is e. M. BESSELL.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01
LAND AGENCY.

"HE undersigned are prepared to enter
u lands for persons residing at assistance
from Dubuque, on the applicants forward
ing the money and description Of tie land.
They also propose opening an office for the
purchase and sale Of claims and entered
lands. Persons wishing to sell and emf
grants and others wishing to bvy, will find
bers, as they intend Keeping registry o:
the lands for sale in this and the adjoining
counties, They will also locate warrants
for persons having them, who are DESTROYS of
doing so. LOWELL & WILSON,
Dubuque-n2J-5t Land Agents
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01
STATE OF iowa.

81 AA Il Ut ~" "A,
DUBUQUE County. 49,
III The District Court. Angus! Term. ls47
ALEXANDER Levi, complainant
JOEL CAMPBELL, VIM. Chiffon, !" N"a"eery
und others, Defendants.
This day came the complainant. by Stephen
Hampstead, his solicitor, and it appearing TO
the satisfaction Of the court, that the said do.
PENDANTS, Joel Campbellun William Chiffon,
arc not inha btants Of this State, a nd thew hay
ing faiied TO enter their appearance herein a.
grecably to law ard the rules Of this court.-
II is therefore ordered, on motion OF the said
complainant, that unless the said defendants
shall personally be and appear before the Jndqc
Of the said District court, on the first da os
tho next term thereof, to be holden AZ ina
Court house, in the city of Dubuque, on the
fourth Monday of April next, to answer the
supplemental bill filed in said conrt nv The
complainant, tho object of which is to annnI
vacate, and make void, sale made nv the
sheriff Of the county aforesaid OF, in LOT nm.
Der sixty eight, (6oj in the city of Dubuona
and county aforesaid, TO defendant John T'homn.
son, under and by virtue of an execution issned
ey Inc CLERK OF SAID District court, on the 10th
day OF September, A. u. 1910. apa;nst cn,a
plainant, and the said John Thorn nson ~ III g.
vor OF the said Campbell and Chiffon. which
said bill, among other things, prays-That a
certain order, dissolvng complaint mt : iniunc.
ton in part together with the execution issmed
on the judgment Of the said Campbell and
Chiffon, obtained as set forth in said Bill. and
the salesand deeds of conveyance, made under
and ~ virtue of the same, SO far as said nro.
ceedings effect the right of complainant to the
equal undivided half part of, in Lot number
sixty eight, 1857 in the city and county Of Du.
buque aforesaid, be declared and decreed mi
und void, and of no force or effecr either in law
or equity as against complainant from the time
Of the making Of said order dissolyinp said in.
junction And that compIainant's oro;nnl
bill herein, and the demurrer thereto be sct
down for a final hearing at the time that the
said supplemental bill is heard and determined
by said court. and for such other and fnrthar
relief, &c. ''o'
Now, unless tho said JOEL CAMPBELL, and
VILLA" Chiffon, be and appear, at The timo
and place aforesaid, the said bill, and the mat.
tors and things therein contained, will be tn -,
Az confessed against them and decrced accord.
ingly. "soo'o'
/ p. VAN HAGAN.
Clerk Of the District Court.
=. i'EMisTEAD' sol {. n25-6w
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01
PRICE CURRENT.

DUBUQUE, March |.
Tlous-super, SO SO a SO IS per Dbl,
yConxxEAL-35 a 40 cts por bush.
= WnEAr-Winter, As 50 cts per bush,
ConK-20 IS cts. per bushel,
OArs-l5a 90 cts. per bushel,
Po.x-Frcsh. 81 IS a 81 20 per hund.
Msss-slO 90 a sl2 90 per Dbl.
I.Ann--5 cts per ID.
EurTrs--l2 l5cts per ID
a,nIEss--s a IL cts per ID.
Eses--s 9 cts per dozen.
.Os,oss--5O q 60 cts per bushel.
B aAxs--5O G2 cts per bushel.
FLAxsEED--75 cents 81 per bushsl.
BxEswax-2O % cents perlb 1E
porATors--25a 80 cts per bushel.
ArpLEs-Dried, 81 25 81 So per bush.
TALLow--8a 8 cents per ID.
NlpEs--Dry Flint, 5! a 6 cts per ID:
GREEN, 2a24 cts pr ID.
sArr--Kanawha, CO IS cts per bush.
Gaousp AluM, 50 50 per sack.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

0TNoTIcE.-There will. be on adjourned
meeting of Ladies'. connected with the sew
eral Congregations in Dubuque. atthe Stone
Church, on Wednesday, March LIST, at o.
clock. p. NJ, for the purpose Of completing
,.he organization Of q Society, Cor the relief
of the sick and INDECENT, in this city. All
Ladies' interested are requested to De pre-
sent: S. w. I. ARCHiDALD,
Secretary.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

COUGHS, COLDS g. CONSU MPTION,
Swayne's syrup of Wild Cherry;
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry;
Hungarian Balsam
Mrs. Gardeners Livorwort: I'll
Cough Balsam;
Cough Lozenges.
Peasc = sons genuine Horehound candy;
Barrow's cough Candy;
.lsam of Life;
Balsam of Honey;
Hepatic Elixir; Ha
Jayne's Carminative Bnlsam;
sarsaparilla syrup; and all other good re.
mcdies, at the CHEaUEnED DRUG STORE.
u24 E. M. BlssELL