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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28
MONTPELIER, VERMONT, ls49.

These girls ardall a fIeetinp show.
III For man'sillusion given;
Deceitful shine decoitful flow.
mere is not one true in seven
:, ! lie ABOVE lines are only one of the thousand
little contemptibeshnts on the sex that are sui.
ieireu 10 De Kept afodt in our newspapers. We
never naVeAnd never will be, guilty ofthe mean
"oS' Vi giving them currency,by tongue, pen, or
type, and we have copied them now, here, only
to hold up all the authors and publishers of such
slly' unjust and un1 anly gibes to the scorn, they
deserve from every man of sense and candor.-
we never read orb ear any remark of this char
a''cr' without thinking Of the Irishman's rebuke
TO one OF these cOnceited wights, who was deal
Ing out his Wholesale slang upon women
"Shut up clans, honey, or I'll knock you down
entirely; for I1lj just have you know that my
mother was woman" Ed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28
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Live Them Down,

Brother, art thou poor and lowly,
Toiling drudging day by day,
Journeying, painfully and slowly,
On thy dark and desert way?
Pause not-though the proud ones frown?
Sink not, fear motive them down!
Though to Vice thou shalt not pander,
Though to Virtue, thou shalt kneeL
Yet thou shall not escape SANDER
lib and lie thy soul must feel
Jest of wtling,-.curse of clown
Heed not either Live them down
Hate may WELD her scourges horld,
Malice may thy woes deride;
Scom may bind with thorns thy forehead
Envy's spear may pierce thy side!
10 though Cross, shall come to Crown
Fear not ioemen! l. Live them down!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28
wi o Up ellie + w cole en-
FAGE'6DESK.

A. w. WILDER g. SON
TTAVE made great additions to their Manufacturing
tablishs:ent and have commenced running this day
We have engaged the services OF MI r. A. Wilson, who
has been engaged the business for years, and fully
1uaed TO do tho work in all its branches and latest STYLE
10 slperiniend the Manufacturing Department.
We are are now prepared 10 work wool into
CassmereS, DocskinS, SatinetS, PLAN Cloth,
Fa,anelS and Frocting,
on shares by he yard Mt such prices to make for The
interest of tho Farmer rather than sell his wool and buy
his Cloths saving If at as 20 per cent and guarantee to
make cloths that i'll do good service.
Mr. A. W. Wilder, will attend to the carding of Wrot
Custom Cloth Dressing, &C. having newly fitted up this
department, prepared to do work in a satisfactory man
ner.
All kinds of produce and lumber wanted in exchange for
Cloths Wool Curling and Cloth Dressing.
Please give us a call. A. W. WILDER, & son.
Montpelier, juno 8, 1919 2i:29
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28

On Sunday lady called for her little
boy, who was tossing marbles on the side
walk, to come into the house. Don't YOU
know you shouldn't be out there, my son 2
Go into the back yard it You want to play
marbies-it is Sunday2 "Wel, YES. but
amt it Sunday in the back yard, mother %
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28

Sir JOHN FRANKLIN DEsCovERED.--Tbe
Albany Kinckerbocker spys that man
named John Brown, in that city, clairyoy.
ant of some note, "has discovered that Sir
Johns ships are frozen in not far from the
North Pole, but that he will be able to reach
Richardson's ships before next August
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28

too tightly-and be kept there during the
time the horse is tn the stable, it will be
found to cure the effect, be the cause attrib-
utable to what it may: will our correspon-
dent try it? Ed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28
G. II. DADD, NJ, 7
"A LIST OF HORSE AND CHTTLE
.HEDICLNES

pbvsic b.Is 7-r nor Inv
C nn,yarr. FIR had ronditton ~ nav u.,o,
uooo nlvdr G , c , 'e. UT p1e Hag''
ifr;n npo,yJorf r Vi '' i ni ,'o 10
T,ni a., lcr far l ondi,i r ungS - &C. e9
GorJ,l Jrrt rr a,"'i, f ~ b ,,o s'insla 'C uo'
+ ;,,J ls,, 10 ,r h,,l VI DO"''' COS per pO''
Iad,,o,t far r,ll,ii,, , ,,,r &c 1i, .o ,
Ia'r bas,p, or winnie md ,,dIi ' a w pn 't
tVost I,r ntlar,nd ryas 56r nor ltti e ' pei po''
nn,",an, H. ,'a,,an 5s,+t xxx ,i,s 'ra. b. so,
tnirncatign cr .',r, tnrnn, O'' '0' per D0'
Iirse Iiui,nont tI,e p,,st ell ,l'cJ ,,;c r. r.
Iond fr amrneSs Of every drscrirti XXI 81 III
ns",,,ncr uotyier Cor ~ ,or h al , wi" 81 ' Joy
Jen,ir d.,cnner LI,rl, tnon. nir ,i s,,i ' 'P''
wnrn, novt@rs E,r The ra,no,, Il If y,o3,s & 'h i,i
nal r,naI 75c nor n,rltao. " ""
Fa,"r rn,,,.r. fr aTl,vina f,ors and in ~
wv , 1e '' ''"' ''= ''" '"''"''''! S!"P
,%is' c ir, or veer,,,, ce,,,Dcd r,ctic ho
m"ns, of tn di.,sfs a. horses c,ttlc and bs &
thlir cnii.rs rrnnc,s T 4 trot,nrn, prire A. o %
W. n,,;,, II, ,t,,,ntion ~ ,rr rcad'rs t tn riI,
co,iGcato Fam n n Mus Tsn tho mr. rstnr ~ , lug
o Innn,r r-ef in cp to m nOd
Inv, md Cai,i" WrIrinas - ~ D D""u
I,ncns,or C,c, q ts, Jossrs etit,n,o, and Pant Ia
inv Iast haJ vrrv vgu,hle r,,y aicd v,,tb ,yb,, ~
c,,,,nn,,Ir tr,n,,1 nr Ali 0,,irh ~ rsJTc & M,
." o IN Show ] 10 sto,d ai
ali the remedies ~ Thin nv knnvldar Int bc rrIinei
IN pyn,y worsr md / tI1uTht She n,ust die Thr medi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28
From the Boston Cutiyator.
Cirih- piAir q L3NrGA.

Mr.. Editor Il have a horse that is an
lnyererate cri0-bier how shall | cure HIM
of the "habit, as it has been termed, but, to
my mind, very improperly! purchased
HIM with a warranty of soundness, and md
upon inquiry that this disorder Is no proof
OF unsoundness or at all connected with
the question of warranty, so am bound TO
keep him. found it necessary 10 line the
manger with sheet iron, when he commen-
ced with the rack, of which he would soon
have made wreck, when bethought
me OF putting him up rail in one corner
Of his stall, upon which he might exercise
himself and take his pastime at his leisure.
ana at this he spends many of his hours OF
ldIene's' The readiness with which you
hxed Constant Readers" hanging back
horse in your last, has afforded me hope
that you might be able to do something III
my case'-pray, what think you is the cause
oil such singular effect am, Another
reader, and constant one, too.
Milton, Mass.
Remarks.-Crib biting is caused by a
spasmodic Affection perfectly out of the
power Of the hose to prevent, aud Is a
species of conmsive effort to ease himself
Of the shock" that the system experiences
during the parolysm, as itmig ht be termed
In most of our veterinary books it is con-
sdered "a cice, to VII CHI some horses are
subject, consisting in catching hold OF the
manger and sucking in the wind; some
times brought on BY diseased state of the
stomach, or by rougtness in the person VINO o
dresses them, &C. Be this as 1t may Ii
a strap of leather, say two inches VIDE, De
buckled around the throat OF course ho'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-12-06
NEAToRs t>D kTiEFsiN1 AT.,Is LllLT
To THE LLhl>iAl IRE, l,iJ



Edward Rurlcson; Ir,is, llny. rl.,,op
Caldwell, and Fayctte.
J. u JONES Galveston and Drasos.A.
Isaac w Brashcar. Harris
Alheri II. I-iimer. Rcd ri, aud Lamar
J. H. Moilcit, Liberty, Jefferson. Angelina
Polk and Tyler
Isaac Parker Houston Anderson, and Cher
okee
jerome r Robertson; Washington. Bnrle.
son and NiIam.
N,lds X Cooke Limestone, Navarro. Leon.
Robertson, and iia1p-.
David y Fori. Au.'ir. Fort Bend, Colo
RADIO. lasacca, and Wharton
AleNdndcr II Philip. Malneorda, Calhoun.
Jagksou, Victoria, DtNiti, and GonSales
David & NaHdeflip RcNar, M,dina Cuad.-
npe- tomal 6Ile-pi, aud Santa r.
II l.. Kinney Nucocs, Goilad, Rofagio, and
San Patrcp
Je.,c Grm,. Walker Montgomery. aud
Grmes
Mi.ul, Ward. Bow,,. Cas-, and Titus.
II " Rae Sin Augustine, Newton. So.
bint, and ;a.pr
liardn iiat. faan.n. Hopkins. and HINT
J. I Taylor, Smith, HARRISON and Cp,ltar
David Gace Rusk 1uI panoia
\ g. Naik,r, trA3, Cooke. Denton.
Dallas, COLIN, Henderson, kaufman, and "a
Iandt
\ NJ Truiu Nacorioehcs and shelby.
# Clay Davis starr, Webb. aud Ca,nerou.
u Rush Wallace; Couuuc- concluded IN
first Congressional Dsiricl.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-12-06
DfSNfbf,f TfGN

10y agreement Of parties. the eopariher,hp
} hefcioio!v existing undCr tie nnne and
style OF FHou q liuLLASp Is thu. day Dissolved
One or both Of the .ir firm can a All times be-
found at ihA old stand ready for settlement.
They embrace this opportunity To return
Their thanks TO their friends for the liberal nat.
ronagc heretofore extended to them
SAM fHiOif.
BIRD HOLLAND.
Marshall, Dec 1T. 1919
The undersigned having purchased Mr. lioi.
tANp's interest 10 the stock pi good ou hand.
intends continuing ~ the mercantile business.
and Is prepared To furnish h.- old fri,a,i- and
customer, with good- af hc Low ENT fiay.
tH prize III, stock consists ~ every article
u'u'll> kcp' IN a country store.
"a w. razor
lHFrfufpr - lstI f..sft ID
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-12-06
Mail Arrangements

Iu NtsfttN Wan. Nn Ntope1ueit-. arfisr- on
'lnrhuIi 0rp Thursday m ~. and 1rruu.
same ds3 lr 81; via 1ibaer arr,,r. over, SUNDAY.
ai q, ? IT. and departs e,eu fnja} ate.
I'm EAsrrB, NNt.ta Mansfield L. arrive. ou
Tmf.la,. and Sunday. and depart GA las-aa} 'ud
tudu}s ,n Gnouwaal Ia. arrive. ,,rrg Satprla,
ATS At apd ar.ar. ever, Friday. m6.,N
Tur Sol fufRN Mdt. ,a san Augustine arrive.
az Marshall every Thursday at g. p ~ and depart,
.trr, l1llv at Il. =
tnf NoGrfun> Ma. SIN pauer-Eed arr.,,. %
Marshall 600 thurtaf- and Monday. and teisfi- o,
Mondays and Irla}s.
MARRIED.
Ga ,',s e,.par of tHr alih u'. Boy Ore r. VIM
>iai VII Il CAMPBELL. To- Ma l. RI.
>til. baii of lhl, ,oiay
" oaceisei rltniee ,t-t' of ,h- ,,ed5,oe ,,l,
VHh the th'se nuuca :. npon al -atl, occasion.
~. wish hc'hapPy pair. it..ot cry.
oaHr aaIb ult 10. = \ llar1.. E.I. SYDNEY
GOopNlN. .to No MINERVA \ srEOt = hoti,
ol llr place
on 'r e9a utility T \ lhv.. E-J, loHN
WILLIAMS. to lRABNNA " SrEp' il. Both o.
llii. gifr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-12-06

Hfh county e4ltff.
NoNembcr &c. 1872 - 80
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-23
DUBUQUE IOWA., JANUARY 38. 1919,

Valley to the other have seen numerous
instances where the site Of the barn yard
was selected on 4 side hill near some rum
ming stream, not for the convenience Of wa
tering the stock, but that an inconvenient
accumulation of manure ight be easily pre-
vented, and have Furthermore seen instan-
ces where the site of the barn has been
changed and the barn itself removed to get
t and tho stock out Of the way OF such accu-
mutations.
Well; such management may do for the
present generation, especially here in the
northwest, where the fertility of the soil is
said to be inexhaustibe, and where if far
mers were determined to test the truth Of
this opinion, they could not devise short
err way OF finding it out than their present
mode of cultivation.
Ifthe present race Of western farmers DO
not wish to condemn their children or their
grand children ut the farthest, to toll upon
impoverished lands, let them at least SO
place their burns as to retain on their farms
some smull portion of wha, is now consid-
cred nuisance to the barn yard. if not to
the fields to which it ought annually to be
removed.
Iuerhaustible fertility, indeed! There is
no portion of the globe that is being cxhaus-
ted Of its fertility by injudicious cultivation
so rapidly as ID the Mississippi Valley at
the present time.
VIATORIUs.
DesmoiDes county, Iowa Dec. IL lS4S.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-23
NO. FL.

SUPPOSE you had told your neighbor,
on the First Day Of January, l848, that
before year had passed away, the fol-
lowing events would take place:
''Sir, the King Of France, Louis Phil
ippe, cannot keep himself on the throne
two months longer He will be tumbIed
from his Kingdom and his wealth. There
will be Republic in France. Other ma.
tons will catch the electric thrill Of Re.
generation in their dead bosoms! Ger
many will rise The people will demand
a German Conled Iteration. Italy will al
80 rise. The Romans will strip their
Pope Of all temporal power, and proclaim
from the grave Of Riezi: Italy is One
she is no longer divided into Kingdoms
and states-she is One; and from the al
Tar Of St. Peters we announce The lTAL-
IAN CoNFEDERArloN' And Ireland will
strike a blow for her freedom. A band
Of noble hearts, with no weapon but the
pen. will make Victoria trcmbe on her
throne. In fact, sir, this ycur 1e48, will
be Year in the history Of ages, TO be
remembered side by side, with 1776 and
1889. 1t comes in calmly, on this New
Years Day-wEen il expires, and 1949
takes its place, we shall behold no. q
world sleeping in bondage, but the Peo-
pie of the world, in arms for their rights"
Now had you spoken thus 10 your
aeighbor, that neighbor being man
"well posted" in politics, and familiar
with matter-ol-lact, would have advised
your relations to take care of you as
mailman. lie would have either laughed
at the folly Of your calculations, or ST.
lently elevated his eyebrows in compass
sion for your Iunatic state. Well, l848
has passed away, and what would have
been Madman's Prophecy on the First
of January, 1948, is something like His
tory on the First January, 1S49. Who
shall predict the events Of The present
year? Will 1849 tell more sublime
story, than has been told by 1848? Will
the Kings be able to manacle the People.
and tread them into slavery once more?
Will the Monied and Landed Oligarches
Of Europe learn lesson from The past,
and yield to Labor its proper fruits, Or
will they press the People to the last ex
IRENE Of blood, until tho horrors of 1898
arc repeated, with Europe for the thea
Ire O! carnage, and France TIE Presiding
Destiny Of ccaseless Ravoiuionss And
oar lands there no cloud upon its no.
rizon? IS be.o no danger for America
in this "l849?' no shall tell tho deeds
shall tell the deeds which are to CONC
who shall read the mysterious scroll Of
"1849"-Even while VIC ask the qucs-
+ ton, CHOLERA stands like Phantom on
the threshold Of the land. The future is
full Of omen. Yet still there are three
words which solve all problems, and make
f sunshine even in the graYe-TRvsr IN
Cop [Quaser City.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-23
GENERAL LAND AGENCY.

FaIHE undersigned, have opened an ofiicc in
e Anamosa, Jones CO., Iowa, for the trans
action of q General Land Agency business
The purchase ard sale Of Land Warrants. the
purchase and sale Of real estate; examining
titles; paying taxes; drawing deeds; and TAX
ing acknowledgements; making entries Of
papers, and proofs Of exemption; ard every
thing connected with general Land agency
business Throughout this State. They will
be prepared with Il bout forty township plats,
of the townships in and around Jones county
showing the position Of the streams, timber,
prairie, &c. MIR. Skinner has been long time
a resident Of the State, and being y practical
Surveyor, they will have peculiar facilities for
transu citing. correctly and satisfactorily, any
business IN this line, entrusted to them.
U-JOficc in Fords building, on Main street,
Anamosa.
Iiso.r SKINNER & CLARKE.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-23
D R. DE FFEN BACH E R,
OFFICE CORNER OF IOWA & 4th SITS,
lLatelu from Quincu IUl

Lately from quincy, W.)
REA AS permanent located himself in Du-
HI buque, Iowa; he will be happy to ut
tend to all calls in the line of his profession
practice Of Medicine. Surgery and Midwifery
| his rcmdies are mild and ctficacious, select.
cd principally from the vegetable kingdom,
! being Invested OF every dcletcrious property,
| they are adapted to curing diseases of long
I standing, Consumption, Liver complain, Dis
pepsia, Diseases of the Kinoys, Dropscy; Rhu.
matism. Female weakness, Scrofula, Herpes,
Nccroses, ), Breast. complaints, Piles, falling Of
the Uteras, Cancers, general debility. Mercu.
rial Diseases. Fits in many cases, Vcnerial,
elect, Diseases Of the spleen or melt, he will
give also particular attention to Diseases of
the Eye and Ear, and all other diseases to
which the country is subject. He does
not use any calomel, he is opposed to the
Thompsonian or steam system, he is wholly
| in favor of the Eclectic or Reform practice of
Medicine, as taught in the Eclectic College in
Cincinnati and elsewhere. this system is ioun-
dcd on truth, sustained by philosophy and cs-
pcrience Persons at distance applying 10
him with internal seated diseases are request
ed TO bring or send their urn, as this is his
mode of telling Chronic Diseases. He will ex-
pcct the Cash for all medicines sold ut his Of
ice. He could give uvoIumc CT certificates,
put will only give few
In duty to suffering humanity, ! hereby Ger
tfy that my wife had bad cancer on her nose,
! applied to several Doctors bat received no
benefit till applied TO Dir. Dehcbachcr in AL
| ton, who cured i: perfectly, ISAAC MOBILES.
Jerscp county, Illinois.
This will certify that my son was blind for
! thirteen months, had tried many reno dies,
but all to no effect, then applied to Dr.. Def
fenbuchcr, in Quincy, ILL.,, he cured him wei
in six months time, and my son is now going
to school. II. BOYLER.
TO TIE Prnllc.--I hereby certify that
have known DR.. Dcflcnba cher for four years
! as successful practitioner Of medicine and
Rave known many cases which had been Civ
en- up as incurablc, and he cured them.
would recommend him to the sick wherevc,
/ he may reside. PETER CARTElGT, y. d
| Morgan County, III.
This will certify that have known Dr.
| Def'enbachtr for Z long time as a successful
| practitioner Of Medicine having been severe
/ iv afflicted my self, US well as my family ant
having employed the Doctor IN prepared l.
recommend him to entire confidence Of tn
community where he may reside. A volum
| might 10 written in bis favor. l.. BIRD,
Preacher in charge pecutor Circu!. Macol
county, lllino!s.
This will certify that my wife wa blind 70
three years, in this time applied TO our bcz
Doctors, but received no benefit. | then az
piled 10 Or. Deficnha cher, IN Quincy, and b
cured her that she row sees about d" well a
ever. " LILLIAN CfllS.
Nc,r NJ PM, s;tv H.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-23

kinks F ts cvn 5s Of Dnb Ibis soena
vicinity, for lho liberal patronage he has re.
coived during the last year ana l half and hop s
BY strict attention to business, TO merit con-
FINANCE Of the same. He is confident that all
operations upon the Teeth and Gums, will be
performed n iiianusr that cannot fail to
please lie will keep constantly on hand q
Tooth Brushes. and 1'incturos for discussed
Gums
gTChargcs low, and terms easy.
OFFICE ut his residence, on Locust street
FIVE doors north Of the Methodist Church,
where he may be found at all times.
lime 7th 1913 AN-tf.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-23

ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES
yEYlIOSE wishing to be FURNISHED with GRAVE
STONES, HEAD and Foor STONES. TONES,
RIDEyW'JEI5HlSfEPs51
Sun DiuIs, Horizontal and Vertical Hearth
stones, Sinks, &C., would do we'll to call on
the subscriber, at his work shop, on the corner
of Locust and Second streets, as he is now pre-
pared to furnish any Of the above articles; a lso
any thing else in his line 0 business, with war
rant:d correctness, on short notice and most
reasonable terms, either in cash or produce.
THOMAS HURLEY.
N B. The strictcst attention paid to orders
from distance, directed to the ubscriber.
Dubuque. Dec. 4th lS45. nl3.-tf. atlE
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-23
SKINNER & CLARKE.
LAND WARRANTS

LAND WARRANTS
DERSON.S dcs,rous of locating lands in the
n Dubuque District, will find it to their ad
vantage to call on the subscribers, where he
will be prepared at all times. to sell land War
rants, for the cash, or TO locate lands, giving
time for tho payment Of the purchase money
Office next to G. J.. kightingalc's, over F
C.. & Smiths store, in Main street.
The subscriber is permitted to refer to Ger
G.. w. Jones, Cen Warner Lewis and Geo l.
Nightingale, Esq
ROBERTSON &; HOLLAND.
Duhuuue march, II, i94S-n23
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-23
FROM e. iLlFORN[A.

A letter from California, dated San
Francisco, Oct. 9Th, lGis, addressed to
Gen. Jessup from Capt. J. l.. Folsom,
while confirming the previous aceounts
as to the abundance Of gold, gives also
some interesting statements in regard to
the country and the stale Of society in
the gold regions. We make few ex-
tracts.
'some thing should be dono here at
once for the establishment OF peace and
good order in the country All law, both
civil and military, is al an enc. Among
tho mines, and indeed. in most parts Of
the country out Of the villages, no author.
ity but that Of the strongest exists; and
outragos Of the most disgraceful nature
arc constantly occurring, and the often
ders 60 unpublished. There are now "A
bout twenty vessels in this port, and
believe there is not one Of them that has
a crew to go 10 sea. Frequently the sail:
ors arm themselves, take the sl.i ps' boats
and leave in the most open manner, dc.
! Tying both their office rs an the civil mag
istrntes. These things are disgraceful
to the country and the flag; and while
vessels have to pay port charges, duties,
&c, their owners ought to be protected,
The tariff law Of 1916 is now in force in
California.
"We have not had an Americ mar-oi-
war in this port for more than year.
and all the nava! resources ofthe United
States on this coast are concentrated at
Monterey, which is not harbor, but an
open roadstcad, and which has not one
tenth Of the business on it's waters which
is done in this bay. ,.:..5 ar
| Every assistance should be extended 10
insure the success Of the Pacific Mai.
company, and every reasonable latitude
should be granted nthe execution orthcir
contract. 1t is now uncertain if tho
steamer can cn,er Columbia liver at all
times in the winier, and they may find
1 it necessary 10 run up 10 Puget's Sound.
This would be small Inconvenience in
comparison to the loss Of one Of those YES
sells upon the very dangerous bar ut the
mouth of the Columbian event not at
! all improbable, il they enter that river in
! the winter.
a2I think California affords means for
the investment Of capital such as few 9TH
! er countries offer. Any person who
could come in here now with ready cash,
would be certain Or doubling his money
in a few months. Large fortunes will be
made here withinthe ensuing year, and |
am told that there are some hundreds OF
persons who have already made, on an
! average, $4,000 ench. Whole cargoes
, Of goods are sold at an average Of abou,
$50 per cent, clear profit, and ready pay
in gold DUST. ali .i4sl ls a y III 4s sis,
81 When ! come to this place expended
. a fpw hundred dollars in waste lots, GOV
J cred with bushes and sand hills. The
I chapter Of event which has followed il
likely 10 make this properly quite yalua
1 bic, il 1 am able 70 look after il. VIVA
1 cost me less than 5000, suppose l coHlt
4 now sell FOR Sc, 600, q perhaps ei0, 900
2! Al the palace Of The Emperor 81. Au,,s
y tria, = horse il always kept ssdd died az
4 bridlcd through the night ipf lljnl; i
mount, Tsfi!!lblll's n I'M y. 3
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-23
&. d. SULLIVAN * CO.
" ATCuMAKERS AND JEWELLERS,

Successors 10 Jucard s; Co. ,.r
no. 42, Main street, St. Louis, Mo.
" EEp constantly on hand large as
IA sortment Of GOLD AND SILVER WATCH
Oils, Gentlemen and Ladies' BREAST PINS,
GOLD LocKErs, GOLD and SILVER srEcrA-
Giles. RINGS, GOLD GUARD CHAINS, &c. &c.
Silver Table, desert and Tea Spoons
manufactured and for sale low. Watches
Il Cocks carefully repaired. and warranted
to keep time.
Sept. l7th, 1S45.-(no. NV
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-23
DENTAL. SURGERY.

SIR. I. 3. BRANCH, (Galena. Ill would
q Eannouncc to ais friends and patrons in Du.
,uuue, that he hus removed his office to the
f. on rooms in the new building corner Of Main
and Hill streets, ov tho st, Louis store, and
cross corner from the american House.
Those W no visi tGaIena for deutaloporat lions,
nre respectfully invited 10 give him u CALI
Examination made and advice given cheerful
!; and rratuitously ap4n30