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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

re- Elderly Ladies and Gentlemen are assured
with truth d u the genuine JoSEs Chemical Soap
viii make d.scOofed. bolcle1. ffec I'd wink I'd sSr,
bright, and delicious removing every eruption And
also that ihreething tote o. JONEs Coral Hair Res0-
rave viii make and keep the hsr clean soft silky sud o.
thrice a. long any other arie mace, beside f1rcing
mind fOrcDg-ih8 hair 10 grow, stop q ia-g %, curing
any dsndru &c. Reader, 10th these ere really excellent
Gst the gerUiae only al &C Broadway, door above
Wa,seTsL m1 leod
re- Doctor Keenan,. lstely Of Psrsorsiovu. fBirrl
Ireland, Las removed from ThrdsYeuue 10 his Office Sos
Houston nj &Hs
~ delicious set Of white penrIy Teeth. snt
sweet iragsu breath be hsd by usfg JONES' ANEER
TOOIH PASTE 10 ghilens the Teeth hsrdens The Gums
The Breath and sold IN English china boxes for
- a. ff3 Broadway door above Wslker-st M .teod
r. New-Nork Wnfrr-Cure Establishment,
Win Gymnasium r d. PERSON, cor. Of Tweifh-st snd
iiniTersty-rigre NJ tW'
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GENERAL NOTICES.


~ American Agricultural AssocIatiou.-
sp-cls nle-ing u his Association VII held a H.
ORE Public school Society leo Gfands corner N Pin
y O'Clock this evening which ne members aud poe
favorable 10 AEnciurz improvement are requested 70 a.
tend Dr. ASrsELL vii deliver the c0uc udiag -cgrs of
ih- and the Ch-ucs Lsborsory u he A..ocsu
VII DC opened f0r public use m.if
II At the Regular Annual Meeting q he
Members o. the German Society q NeY he'd ~ 81
Mathews Chgfch, Feb = $780, N-.srs L Bufchlrd
O L. Hsusef Hose, ksrck. Geo. Z KunhsrsL Il Z
Llde~ig. A. Roce~sld 2 b. Sscsman. r A sch1raaci-1
eu1 A. W elected orers Of he -1~fefv 49,
subsequent meeting, FEB. - sad olc-rs elected
snOng themselves 'or
Fyesiseai. ...........M- GEO. Z. KUSHARDT,
ice Preffenf.......h RoDEWALn.
SacretgrB ............ y LUEEvrs.
Ircqsuver. ..........N. r A. >cHr'fACHTR
3 y order r The Pre--~,t
MI sis HERMANN T. LUDENIG Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

DbAkNNM, Manager ana proprietor. , ONAhNN svoi
Jr Assistant Msnsger Splendid performances every snsr
noon Al and evening al Y O'Clock Five days long
er of the aker alt and snl-ss They are the largest
persons n the world The Gsrte.s :. years oi stands
nearly eight feet high and wei 10 Sjl pounds The usnt
stand. plump eight feet 10 his stockings, srd weighs a,S
pounds they may b. all hours. with Titsna he
Fair. Queen Crest Western appears Ia t~o pieces every
afternoon sud evening List week Of ne sable broncs
Also engaged Mn. Jeryis Mrs Moueu, Mrs. Ayeriu Pete
Morris Mr. Chapman, sc. &c. Admission . Genus ehh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02
BOOK TRADE.
THE GOLD sEEYrRs MANUAL,

D. APPLETON = co.
WILL PUBLISH on SATURD AY- IT, God Seekers
w Mslus. beng prsclca ard ins1ca Guide f1r a.
per-0rs -rlErslng To tie cscorrre- God Regions
n California. ~ David Alst-A.. Prof of Geoo.y IN
k|rs's College. London ! VcI l.uo Pre-. - -is
Also F1lr Nonths Huicrg the God F1.ers Ala Cali
ioruis being he Diary o. a. EXrsdrou ron = lcs
CO 3D. lie Cod D .strc,s. ~ J 7 Brook.. D.
CALIFORNIA BOOKS
Published By D. Appleton CO.
West ss- ir Czi'0Tuis. BY Eswln Bryant lsi- Acs1e
O san Frsrci.o-wh 90 Appe1cir corlanns sccourt
% he Gold Mre, rev Asp n The Various routes kc
! vol = .
rs Cziflruis Guide Rcok. rCupris.ng Col Freuours
G-osraph-sl Accdrrt Z rper Caif0rrk-Msi Emcrys
Ov-rlsnl J5gr1-y and Capt Fr-mu1.s Two fNp orirg
Expeditions accompanied viii Map of he Routes ard
ID Cod R-sIor Price 81 cfs
Dr. Ur-. dictionary of Ars narlfscilr-s t1- Mines, i
iusrAisd Siih 500 eugrsvlngs VOL viii slFq.sm-ni-A
new edition. =.
Ol-1tori-. Me- Nsthci o. Lesui1s % Resi. White
~ So. d. s-.--I- La--ua.. vi NV ~ "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02
MECHANICS HALL.
4 = Open every ak touring he week-rhe orig
a. wel-suuwu
CHRIsTYrs nIINSTRELs,

orgsuixet is42-lhe o. i-si established company IN The
NJ frsg go harmonic negro odies. and origins
tors o. he present popgsr style Of Ehop Al entertain
-nts whose Concerts in ms city for period of,vo years
have been paron'ret % extent unparalleled by any
suuseue 10 his great metropolis They VIII have he
honor q continuing their .nmhsoe Concerts every nign
until farther notice Introducing esch representation Va
REV u new OPERATE BURLESoUEs, SONGS,
DANCES and their new Bur-sque IN The
VOYAGE MUSICALE.
Admission = cents. Doors open :, Conceu COM
rence, II O'Clock A. Afternoon Concert every ssnsr-
dsy commencing a. 5 P NJ. Msnsger and Director, 2 2
CHRlsTY ~ wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02
J'hE oAlIFoasiA INITIAL BEsEfiT

i AND JOINT STOCK ASSOCIATION Will meet every
everng OF the SOcietys room, basement or
Dunsps Hotel lS5 Fulton-s the busness Of the
Association and receive the OF those who wish %
on None Will be received into his company but those OF
moral and religious character tn. fs,tsaline packet
ship ARKANSAS Mss been purchased snd IL 10 order for
.s For freight or passage inquire board the foot OF
Maiden su- on 10 The ss-nf TfOs WARDLE. 68 SOuihsi
IN ais Nm HILTON President pro TEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02
vAIrrARr.E NTW WORKS.

DUsHNELLS GOD IL CHRIST Three D.s-'urscs
~ lv-r-d g. New Haven Csuhrcg-. ar Antosef,
viii Pre- mi1ary Ds-eris1r or language 81 Horace
Blshre. avo. cloth. : -
COMMODORE WILKES WESTERN AMERICA, IN
GLIDING CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
With Maps o. hose REGIONS aIt g Ite sscrsrento
Valley" from sciusl survey. By Charles NfEes, \.
Cormarcef Of - United States Exp ofng Expedition, 70
I vol $40. containing mars PsQ-r. = cls
OBSTETRICS THE SCIENCE ASDTHE ART
By Prof Chsres ID MElGS NJ o. via l1l lllsirsalrs.
BAYS DISEASES or OLD AGE
4 Prsc ics. Tresuse ol the DCmrslc MsnaEeuert sri
most imu1stsr. Disease o. Advanced Lie sri s1d
-ressul NODE % treating them By George Z. Day.
MD 8vo. -i1th = g
WEISS HANDBOOK or HYDROPATHY
FOR Professional and Domestic Use. win Aruec1x
f2u1. rI-ft = For ssie hy JOHN WILEY.
u.-us l6I Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02
4 tAytNWOHTHsGO GOLD WASHING MACHINES

are decidedIythe hest yet offered for sale hey viii
wash sO - "a. it's fed into The machine and what
Is or more Importance the gold BLACK ssud, cnnansr and
plstins cannot escape from Il they arranged FOR
horse sud hand power. with extras and boxed, iron
80 10 as Aiso god picks mining tools. pumps. hose
cau. wagons, arrows reiors crucbies t-si chests
and every description " implements for California For
.se he lowest Prices al the Agricultural warehouse ana
Seed Store Of 4 Il ALbEr y "
audl . WAtrr.sf teNs.iOrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02
THE GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
!. ~
HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,

MIL TAXI PL ACE on Tuesday evening March Is.
w th4 BoosdwAv Ts1errscie which occasion nc
enIe ilasn Opera Troupe snd Orchestra together with
the Hohrs1cts 81 spfear-he Whole under ne direction
OF " AZ Marches.
Programmes embracing pieces never before hesrd N ms
rcunirvI VII BE- issued hereafter 81 Sgsescc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02
Passengers Arrived,

h ship 11erisa from Lirop0o-M Tennis Of Albany MIS-
Iir. England DR. Cauihers OF Liverpool aud fa stseras-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

DAMAGED CLOTHs-nen's and boys bali hose
Dgrgnsms lners linen shesuogs, diapers Table c4oHS
the li1o1 hanckercniefs, &c. for sale ny
NJ 2gss W MATHEWS, 90 Csthsrne-"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

V'E-T CHE-T--Of superior quslty, cotiaining al
the pure chemicals snd apparatus FOR testing god
silver psfns olcssvsr slpfuret OF iron, speer solder,
and sdltersied gold bars together With scales snd accurate
Troy weights or weighing g0d, ant BOOK OF nsIuc0ns
for testing gold and collecting % wh qlcIsiyer filen N
p ain siye Tor those entirely uuscQutnief win chemistry
For sale by The suihor, EDWARD y hENI, ffecical
C,sri.f M T,hr-sf rasr Pearl Mills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

L NEsE BUILDINGS. Broadway, between Prince and
Spring u-Ths collection, The arges In tho word and
he only one Of the Kind In hs country exhibits the diner
en classes % society In Chinz the form OF Government
and progress In the Ara Religions Laws
Literature. Agriculture Trades and Manufactures IL con,
sis Of large number OF figures Of the size OF life sewers
hunted paintings stores apartments vessels models OF
-mple. house. snd bridges specimens OF manufactures OF
various X nds agricultural and mechanical implements mu-
scs instruments. lanterns, Nc IL.
Open daily from gAM an lOPM Admilsnce IS cents
Chtfsr-n under l2 wears OF age h.f price u isN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02
5, A RARE UHANCE-FOR sALE-A lessee o

~. 4 HNhE VHNNVE~FVN NNLr n WV " '
NJ wears from the Let u May next, Of tho large and ~
- l.psiye hsl known 40 Lafayette Hall. os> ara W
Rroat~ Az b.ng frei trout snd and 30 feet deep.
running fom Broadway through to Mercers b-inf one OF
the most places the city and well adapted Tor no
c.e. and -th.r nh the stock Of liquors and
cigars and arpiuf- Immediate possession given " 70
quired FOR farther pstoulars Inquire on the premises
mi Sits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

M GAlN-Psrt mortgage and part goods. or property
- &c will bs taken 10 payment fdesred Lot 2oxllS
stable on rear House stores stiict Basement cellar
Has been moderniEcd al an outlay 5000, and IN com
plets order. -,
Also or sale favorable terms several modern bull
hfstcass ard story houses In Tho vicinity OF Union
square al from 5000 TO $4,000 Ioeslher with Other pfo
perry In desirable location up town" Apply Immediately
IN DARILTs DAWSON ~ Merchants Exchange. Wallet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

II main open FOR few week. longer where ne lhnng
performance VI Mr. BROOKS, the celebrated Lion King
can he seen every afternoon and evening also ne NON
DFRFUL PERFORMING ELEPHANTS, Bolivar AMI
Romeo and the beautiful PONIES with their Monkey
Riders will introduced into thu circle BY neir
And sentlemsnly trainer, Mr. LANGNORTHYi and eI
hb tho most extraordinary feaIs u sagscy and
iug ever attempted Ia any exhibition Of the srd
The COLLECTION Of animals Geological Hail. Is now 10 the
finest possible condition. particularly the great mite Polar
Bear no is az fresh and vigorous he the day
he was captured In the Arctlc Ocean
Admission 3 cents children hal price
III isN VAN AMbi hbh n ". rfOpnrtos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

CAUTION.-Ap person. are forbid reSsiViDs =,
listing check drawn by WIN bOkDsN Y, o'S -. -
s.,s N,rch ls4a on The Atlantic Bank Brooklyn iof 80
oaysb- % ana parpoTng be endorsed by ms Aso snoee
or due bil pCrporng 10 be signed ~ me- dsied "a
shn Inc h Feb ut payable demand 10 me, or ord-f
or ~ be.rer Also, notice hereby given thai 10 aItn-I
,hip connection IN Business Otherwise, exists ccl$een
-. snd EDMUND WARREN Of this cil and hat VII
moi he bound BY any Of be scss IL lhe prem ses
M u VIZ " N|H-''204~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

ryIO DENrisT>.-The undessn7d ia.-na' ', 80 ~
for CsniofniA In few dsys ard VII O. use ~ - a.
nre sd u,-r-. 10 bis otce for $50 sP2ed ~ oos5
~ to-uorrow betwr-p 4 snd O'Clock NJ lie IS Is
much business : any one man can DO u y 'aie e
c b HAMMOND, DENTIST, CsnAi,s-
No liz Two DOOR Sollh Of ALhntcs- pIVoN-,I-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

N'DTfCE.-Ths celebrated Monsieur ADRlEN VIII
give The fr. Of DO. novel and extraordinary perform
ances on MONDAY EVENING next Al y 0cloc. pre-
ci.ey In The large Hall u Minerva R0oms 80 BROADWAY
Among other experiments Mons Adrrn VIII perioIm me
suspension Of young lady sustained by the ar Ihs IN
suspension he hss performed 10 about 10
.ncre..iv. representations LIS probable that all the peo-
pie OF New York viii desire TO Ibis wonderful expert
W. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

Y CssuDs Brandy Fruiis. Picked Oysters and Loosers
fresh Meas. LObsers Oysters snd soups, hermeucsy
sesed be furnished Quantities 10 suii purchasers a.
The owes. prices 81 lH Wsiefit opposite United states
Hoe nal 6isi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

EALIFOKNiA--A respectable u 1flesged lady
I ~oud be- willing 20 % Caforria Si1 any respecia-
be family who would need her terTice- The sdvertse
l. competent o. most suy station, aid would be wiling
% MIKE herself gerers j. useful She i worthy person,
70 would be 90 a4vsnisge rny merchant who i ias1g
hls fsmI b the Gold Regions to have surn o1e with
vrtfb rroornt stfarr0r m4 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

- AZ &c 1lseTe.-sts tent b. araE SUI; b POI
pad, o. g,ey i7i4 not De f1tss on effe Qfiee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

By order r The Pre-d~,t
MI Sis HERMANN L LUDEWIG Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

making long voyages will fud Hecsen Fsnna ore OF
the siei and best foods hey can kepaaie
be- highly nutritious, easily prepared, aud economically
proved bg he New-YofE Academy of Medicine ADD ne
Faculty generally, mosl wholesome food Tor nsahds
or The healthy Putgp 10 boxes % convenient size and her
MEDICALLY sealed Sold by lie principal whole.ale grocers
and by HESkEh l. bhOIhch'
IN iQti.eod 10l Cherry-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-02

frsirse As.o-au0- with good vessel fully provision
I'd srd good men, Price Sis esch sud 20 fsl-r sstess
mems Apply board BARI sarco. foot Of Rooseyei'i
f-onf 30 8 M w
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26
DAVID HOMES
[MLaIh sllaEBzIS1z1IRY Q

~ ID. SULLIVAN & Co hav d Just Oh en-
Vs. cd their new establishment IL No. SO y
Fourth street, opposite Planter 8 House which
they have fitted up in a style superior % their
former one. and to which they resFectfully So
hcit the attentionsof their old customc IS d nd
the public generally 10 the fine stock of Jewel.
~ which they have opened, superior to any
ever brought to this city-such Is
Ladies q gentlemens, double cased watches;
Do do breast pins and bracelets;
Gold chaids: fob and vest chains, sea Is s. rings
Ear rings, bracelets; claps, necklaces;
Diamond rings and pins and bracelets;
Fancy set and plain rings; gold pens, pencils,
Tooth pick; gold thimbles, shields & buckles
Genl!cmens shirt studs & wristband buttons
A variety of card cases and boquet holders;
A large assortment Of forks, spoons and hut.
Ter knives, fruit do, and sugar tongs. A lso,
a large assortment Of watch makers : tools, at
wholesale and retail, low for cash.
N. B.-All watches that were left before
the FIRE Of 18th May. we're saved, and can be
had by the owners calling for them We are
now prepared to attend to all she branches Of
our business. suc, as cleaning and repairings
in the very best nlunner, all chronoinet ers,
.dnpiexes, lever. and lepine watchss. Also.
all kinds ofs1iver ware rid and IN
the shortest notice, and always quantitysof
the same kept on hand. Tho highest prices
paid for old gold and silver by
c. D. SULLIVAN 81 co.
NO 81, Fourth street, opposite Planters House
Sept. 5th. 1919. LILY
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26
"a. X. EATON
ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELIOR "a LAW,
DELHI. DELAW ARE CO.. low A.
July IS. ls4a. 46.1y.
Ohio Fruit and Seed Store.

yEyHE subscriber returns his best wishes to
the citzens Of Dubuque and vicinity for
their very liberal patronage for the past year i
and BY a strict attention to business. and dis.
position topiease, hopes to merit a continuanco.
Of the same, and an increased patronage for
lS49. general variety of Green and Dried
Fruit. Candies, Nuts. and Spices, kept com
stantly on hand, also choice selection Of
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS,
in the proper season for planting them.
In addition to his former business, he has
fitted up an Elysian Saloon. where Oysters,
Sardinos, Hot Coffee, and Came, will be serv-
ed IN at all reasonable hours.
A liberal patronage is solicited. Call atsthe
sign Of the OHIO Fruit and Seed Store No 81,
Main ST.. next door to the City Hotel, and get
'A' w. q. R. WEST.
Dubuque, 1st January. I849 l9-tf
JFCash paid for Eggs Buttsrs Cheese, Lard.
and Poultry. 81 81 ssA xsas aa.y
rfyH e su bscribers have On hsndsand Offer Z
Il sale 3
IS Sacks good Rio Coffee.
Is hhds. Sugar 81 different qualities.
l cask fresh Rice.
90 kegs Nails.
10 half chests and boxes Imperial Tea,
49,. Young H yson and BIsck Teas.
Gr,ndstones of various sixes.
iune14. VIM. LAWTHER q co.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26
DUBUQUE, IOWA, SEPTEMBER rs, 1s49.


low a, SEPTEN
The UNITED STATES. lit is true, We are
i "a people ofyesterdays pomparatisei speak
ling. Ourfathers rose but yesterday from
i their baptism Of blood Is ne bones Of her
martyrs are on every Geld oldered.
The bullets other foes are /, her Shad trees,
1not four score years old. The streams at t,a-
triot blood still! stain our halls. But what
Imagination a century ago could have pic
ltured Gil TINT history has realized within
that time on the territory of tie republic!
We go back to a very recent period, and the
whole country is a wilderness; hrfo ana
i there are tribes Of wild men, but tfey sIrs
homeless and ia d stnte Of nature. Eile ii,
Tall its grades is animal mer oily and Ssinevert-
full. The mountains lift their head sin lones
| ~ majesty. Z he silence of the forest is III, :
broken, save By the falling nut or the rust
Hing leaf. The streams are unrippled aage
| BY the plash Of the water fowl or tie beaver.
| Flowers spring unseen and die ungathered
The sullen al flaps the eastern coast
with HE brodd d6i " ing and in half q
century Kings de6d body on the untroas
den beach !, the ns an of foods and f3fs
ests ming ling for q requiem. Ss
But look again, and note the 4isi htgs
change he peopls of esterday dis 4
Its ensiEns Of prosperity and power every
where Innulnsrable towns atld cities crowd
her plains Ter strentfssss and lakes, and
Ioceans, and ports. are Gro s;ned by com
merce. Her flag is pf, every sea The
tinountains smoke md empty out the cir treas
Tllfe. he people have carved for them
| selves a name 10 eyerla sting characters, the
first truly TO solve the problem OF political
freedom; tof snost IN during enterprise, with
one hand sub dun the vi derness Of the
new world .x with the other shiye ring the
|shackle Of the old. It ueeds not the gay
solemn twilight Of antiquity to give the
|charactero Of greatness end grandeur to such
2 history with It's scenes snr pass sing fables.
-
NE Treat ~ EST NILS IasNTHE V
NITED STATES "A 81 ctssi On ts spIrlt ed1y
onaucteasln somsSoisonf exchanges n re-
lefehss 1sSo the question: Sheshef, Casneis
coniu nos oe adv ,sI introduced as
psa sts ~ sit "a g fss' lains.
place OF the poakey or 1ule. Whefher
the plan BE- practlc BILE or not vs. eIscu
- drawing attention to that immense re-
glen denomlnated the 1ireat West, ant. lie
extent.and geographic TEXTURES are being
more closely studied. Mr. Darby tlle geo
graIsle s,sNtio mas been recently appiiedast to-
TOR afafil'atloIl IN regard to distances IRON
various points sltl the new territories. gives
estlmates fdistance annd lmI,a ense extent
O. territory belon ging' TO the Y nited States
I crefs'G h.e 2 no roads have been made. which
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26

The Florida Excitement Accounts from
Tampa Bay 10 the pa plt. inform III, that
the Indians do not desire any difficulty
with the whites; as they appear to be much
alarmed at the presence ofSso many troops
intheir country, and the preparations going
forward The Indians would much rather
be bribed to leave the country than to fight,
while the white population feeling constant
ly insecure with the Indians in their imme-
diate neIghborhood insist upon their leaving
on some terms.
This unquestionab!y tells the whole story.
Government will! probably take immediate
steps to remove the miserable remnant inc.
200 adult males) ofthc once powerful tribe
which had possession of Florida. Pity that
they connot be suffered to die out, without
mo!estation. -TSt. Louis Era.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26
PREPARE FOR THE CHOLER

IT AM now preparing the Medicines for the
Cholera, that are 50 highly recommended
oy Drs Cartwright and Mcdowell. The Me.
Aicines are prcpare ed from the best of articles,
shat are warranted pure and genuine. Drec.
eions accompany each package.
Dabuqpe. apl 25th. 2; +. GIILEsriE.
E'aeh Under City Hotel.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26

Superior Teas for F0mily use.
have just reed supply Of superior Imper-
al, Gun Powder, ard Black Ieas, from the
CantonsTea Company, which lean warrnnt
pure and genuine, for sale very cheap BY
r GILLESPIE.
July 18th, ls49. Agent TOR tteC
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26

ANorHER MUss IN MExIco.AThe Delta
of the 23d says: We are informed that
there are now in our city, some Mexican
gentlemen, who are on their way to Jamai-
ca to pay Gen. Santa Anna visit, with q
view Of inducing him to return ID the coun-
try, 81 is not probable that he illrequire
very urgent solicitations y
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26
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{. {. ss'e'n tut si1odd.---A Rev. Mr..
fAaams ls occurring In Chicago upon the
[subject Of the Pacific Rail Road The =.
fport Of HE first lecture " ;,,ter 49,. N.
sf;, !. 81 :. ~. s. s.
sss's po1'SA' =. 'io.l ne journal.
1S iast page @ recorded history was
su.nsu pach, ana me autys 81 governments
.n W. rom CONSIDERATION Of tho delays,
=. .hs sunerlngs and tne death OF 60 many Of
, clcaSass en- ra1lon constantly going forth
be,;ns .us aese1t, clam
fley, starving. thirsting. dying, ana their
track Indicated, Ike that the oriental car 4
ara..s, Zones pIeacllng upon the plains
tide MI ma M, !; WI, ! ~,
Ting wsstwafdsto the Pacific shores, won,d !,
mot last forever. There must one fIars ana
,s = g s $ teemang
Lore lono look behind fhefS, AZ roos al,
! sn; ths1nae rnediatessp ~ mid Way between
yya, a M !lks ]. nic
emf tion, wonli set bs
tslss ses Ye tlat s
nc ecis IL !, rr y ~ y, ss.san snns
Id the extension.ef a mericaI (,onng
WA; es VIZ nnaal ted csPatf
continent, tbe Islands q i', s,cs,;s ssys = sas
China bfsssag llt thin 3 81 itsaniio
pes e5ss q e y aenaaa llics tlat second
sh6t Slley tic great Grad irSS bvss
Ihapd 4; pf Heaven, wherein he ness;cs 81
mi ~ IS, ~ .eek sse.9 10y mSsurity
fofeible manner 81 G E ~
The speaker reviewed the diffsra,,t ro,,,se
which have been spoken Of for the propossd
road, and showed conclusivelv tlatthe Nor
thern route was not only bra a. icnl,le INF f,,e
one which offered bv far ia q 81; 81
,;asfr nh IN, j i, Il : &:
a. nv ;ts cnnstSuc l nv 90 oSs ces s0us'e
:, Z, ---- =
~. = 9ksIoN.---f Hoy IS ne coming out
- his is question often asked but sell \
dom satisfactorily answered. He is sill
mak,tin speeches and = are his fr;.nas
i { : ) ! w.
80 p's sns' a''es. move mas oeens made
sc casi Q state eonventiea, at Jefferson
City. 10 give an eA preston .stSopinion.
for OF against Inc sSenatn,s ]. 80; ~, s
nova ,b;s ,n,,,t, - q - NJ
w, 49, - 0''S ~ Z. & = y
ipfa any 'hing Satisfactory. Some
the Democratic papers Of Mls.car;. and
ts
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26

"WHoppER The Albany Knicker.
bocker1lan says he saw IN Orange III State
streetgthe other day, that measured fsoo
feet IN circumference, and eleven inches in
diameter. nDld lady who Wa passing BY
stopped toipauire the price Of pnppkins. -
She was "sonc."