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FORTUNES IIOME-ClIALN' :, OFFICE,
l. 10 q, Main Street
BETTER 10 SELL THAN RETURN.
Dawn Nos II Su>gurhanna Lpitcry, NJ IL:
IL 81 s. IL - b - - 4 ~ 10 b !. Il.
Fic!,', Nos ! Is 81. :, ;aJ, so!l an,i pad!
This day, the iavoiic ~ l. ptcry. MARYLAND
Consolidated. No I26. Capitals: 81 COZ : OF
900, 10 oi 50U. - Nos, II drawn. Tickr.s
81.
AS, + + Seminary, NJ -. capi,a'>: 90
2li Q! $50. 10 ct G90 Is Mo-. 10 drawt'.
licoct. 3 80. a; CllALk's.
Ssp. II
T UCK'S OFFICE l55, Nam street corner
IL of IL street.
$4,000 Al No. l55, AID returned for wan, I
purchaser. Way don't wa, whp want money,
-; yOnr tickets o. LuCk1 To one aud ALL l.r
ant near, lock your Ia;erest-cume or send
Your ordeIs TO LUCK L)Dk beow an! Sc NV
re SONS. All communications canfiI'ntial
Drawn Nos Sn>qrehanaa. ~ sep; 70:
II Ga s. 81 81 s. IS II 4 10 Az ~ IL Al.
Nos - 81 81, the 2nt hienrsj capital ,riz. q!
SO 900 returned from his ot:c. Tax. warni4o
a! 4 ~ the future, CON. IT send ycu. oflris 10
LUCk.
Ms. - ii 70, a Prize ct ::7297, also til same
day, 3 - 81, nriz- ol $3.50. Anen>, 2,,h. 10;
ard IN Aueusi 3Jh Is - A. lhs ii 8 cap al
Of 30 900 81! ard pail H. LUCK
Drawn Nn< "i Bel mir, 42-Scw rs:
81 20 g. 80 II 80 = II 81 A. - "a
No, 81 Ill IL t!r prizs d 800 sali an rai.i
by, LuCK.G
Persons al a dstancc shouI! not iofee N.
$4,000, 33,cG0, 22G0O. and 10 bc drawn on the
29,h ihs monlh. send aul e. enc oi these
Capitals al LUCK Sent u
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s1Hg:asa ss &ilcy.

COMMISSION .T.nGHiNr
AND Gi.>Ea VI AGENT.
a IIE'H5 10 lie :aic uI county produce,
II An! collection OF accounts
Office a. Messi,. p"aaey & Wis ~, No
22I, Vain Street, Hchmo.d, Va.
June l9-3m
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ROANOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY.
r5NilE annual meeting of the Roanoke Navigation
j Company viii bs held al Weldon, North Cafoinu,
on Thursday. the aslh of October. A. JOINER.
Weldon, September 81 1885,
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uRLEl'S OFFICE, M. ut, Ea> Hi--
| Street.
Tu;bcg, vino Of hard tines pain,
HURLEY ssy.".nme uY AGAIN.
SCHEMES For THE WEEK.
Friday ap.als: $i5 0ae. $50 ~
I,3,u, ,lGJ. 3 U. c.~. -. - No, - ..- =
Tickets 81
SATURDAY, Capitals: piizs u @iu''"
I2.G0o 5000, 1861, 81 oil goo, &c. . IA
l3 tgawa. 'iicaeIs sic.
HURLEY Offers Tor gale tha week. tcs.i. - ,hf-
nous liillr 'SmAii rfy'' io;t-ry, Gas -. ~ III
ST 0)I cap,a. Tick-,ss!. pacsisrs s. ,J-"'',-s
ri u dra~ back s! rs al !ea,t-nlakns TIE isA ~ #
eatIe package only So -. Az pct.nn- ~ va ~
In"a,y are requested Ia can II Iiukl.bi :, ""''
sinai! Investments. large Irtlinsaf- e-h't''' ''"
Sept. IL
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Exchange Concert ssaH,
go, ;T,.,r .n,.r-.,f.u = ~ y "

i0ors npen at !. 10 eemat.1te a. : o. 'ct.
rEuROuG!l TIE earnest so!ici 70. =, 500.
l. nus friends, the Osi:inai Vr VIZ. c..,: T..
nadefs, J. Farrell, II. $ Rum-,y, 7 = umn,
Dawes, w. Birch, }. Kavana:o 81 ~ "a.
wll remain three nights iaor, tal'5a,
day aud Saturday and most po,l.e'l Wv, s.,
Their Songs, Gees Refsan'. oY'i'"'''
will br varied each AMI every ryenns ..,p,
Sep20-3: W. HUM
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SILL THEY COMET!
UST received, Al The Rar.h AID Red, Hotel
y another OF those large, fine ana Ia, Bucks /,
which VIII 1t served up III the most superior man
ncr.
AL HAT is wanting is trial Ia insure crii!c
satisfaction. THOMAS WHEELEY,
Sart.l Prupli-tol.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-21

The Postmaster G nerai has discontinued the
Post Office al Lombardy, Nana mord, Va, and
established ncw Offices in Virginia As follows: Palo
Alto, HighlaLd, Decatur Ii jones; Ashton's
Mills, t'etr,ick. Casper Rogers; Pleasant View
jackson, w Ii Fleshel; Lively Oak, Lancaster,
M w T. (:eotoe
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BALTIMORE MARKET, Sept. 10.

family Il ur wheal | 10 CTS Corn 81 Il 10 els Tor
y.i.nw, IS a &c cents ior whilc Ga .29 ?2cs.
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READ N B.thSpALGS.
q Os,a,ai :sAiu3s Merchants,


CBe@ of tic Ia .amOld al! " .atbtt
Rli',o :! Gam pam ). 2t oh, !olJ. !
L q 'uee.t:.: ri te :;5arl al Dare 81, nd
4 this DAY, the following preamble an rs IN
;iun, wef. adop.ei, VI:
"NhcItas .uat delay has occufrt 10 'le
Collection U! .cG ions Md. upo1 l,c SO f.
h l rs Of tn. Richmond and DAngic ha'.U.d
Company: rs measure {! jlsiic. 10 ne ifo.ns'
) ocSh drfs, an; 10 ensutc he fJa-,Gai d.
charge ui The Obligations o! the salt cpmfa.tt
ihcreioic
Resolved, hy the pfcstcn, and pirro.s,
fna isp'n lie .0jii t"y ui {, iobrr, i-.9, 'tfm
III III te chat:cd all paYat.e upon .rql'sr
tons made by The osGoi to. HE Boani ca.es> >ad
acquisitions SAL! b" pail w!tan onc month To N
III" date OF sad le4u:susoa. oI previous to dt'
mahd male upon e so a,o!ieIs by lhe GV'.
irclor Ct lie Conp4ay. fhgt lie pfcs.eE a d
Directors will appon; 'ountl agents, whose ol-
~ shall be III collect said "a .sti0nS ID u.t3Gi,
amC! 4 h So compensation shall be Giaie tom The
proceeds a.isiu.; lIom TIE co!l.ciion ri iGtH 4
alone, an! nol from lie car.'ai Vi the conna@.
Tie i,ito"iGg pe;o rs we're 'hrn appoIGi'h
accG's 70 cc!ecI T1qaisiIlcns made IN Ire sos o.
the company, w:
Samarl u Burke for IA, co1a,ies Of fnace
Edwatd, No.oway An. L1ncn5nfe.
Edward Green, Tor Anei'a co"n'y.
VIM. Ii. Dennis, iof Caa'lo.r county
James Medley, Jr., To-. llaiiar c"naiy'
Thomas S June>, lut Pcs wanna coah'y.
Anthony NJ Ddaa., !1' ii'a': co"hi.
Soiomo. r.i,ley. 1T tten@i'n coan;y.
Abram S.al.s, III Pa!:i7k cohn'y.
Dr. Jas Williams, :of Ca,wril cpu-Iy, ~
John II Gimcr, To: Giil;oE! county, y. g.
Resolves, That the Gerk ana T'c'saft' :
he;eby ln>lfuct,d To- II. IL. collections II nHial
rsuuisilioas in the cay II a:chmoai, VIII au.aH =,
iy to eapoy IN assistant collector, II he ID u
fial j, hcces arr to ID -.
+. VAN DEU2SEN, e. & +.
Sept lj-ct.c,2JOc. K. &. y. L. L %
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NOTICE TO CONTRAC TORS.
StEALE proposals viii b. receive! until 3
- O'clock, Z. Nj of Wednesday mex, the III h
day Of September, 1879, Tor me erection III $50
Wings 10 The Poor llou,r, aud lor Tie enclosure ~
the ground around Tie same ot brick. Inc work
to hc ommrEced immediately and .laisEc.i Ly lie
10 h day of December n,Xt
Plans aud spec fl :aiicns will be ready ioy *
animation on ard AFTER Saturday mex upon ap-
ricaion 10 The subscriber AT lhr Poor liuus,'
By order u he Committee
Scp2l Il. MICllAt.LS, Sup + ii.
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Union iIii,IE.I

iNttl5 establishment ~ Tor renl ar lease. The
i location is the mos; plea,ari in lie c,; aud
~nh me completion 81 he Improvement now
IN operation, VIZ: the Louisa Railroad thc Dan.
vale Railroad, ana the connection ri The James
R'" and Kan. waa Canal wuh the tide ;F .ler,
vii, no doubt, make it enc oi The mu, prs Il able
iio'e!s in III city. The House i!scl Is n,, rn
be surpassed by any IL Ire Stale lcr comfort, con.
vencnce and appearance
.Trere is also family residence. with a
Stole below, that will Lc rented separately, OF
with the Hotel
The property will he rcnu. ow 10 good
'enan, ana possession given Immediately.
Application may D. m;d 10
jNO. THOMPSON, Jr., Amherst ConGty.
7. V. DANIEL. Jr, Richmond City.
Or, G. r. HODGES, Rchmead CITY.
Ssp. s. c2aw2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-21

A pressure oil advertisements restricts our phi.
v'ieses to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-21

WATER CLOSETS.
THE, subscriber 5 prepared io .'ut up Water
i Clo,e,s IN he most approved manner, At tie
lowest prices, and w1ul; br tranklul III any .f-
der, in that lnr. 4. ID. YALE,
81? 2J-lm No. i3i Main 81.
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e Z q "a


h heretofore :tctivcG, resp clfi!l; in o,,. "Asf
customers and Inc public genera Nv. f,,, ~, Us
DC p;ef:reI III icw days To how tsen
ii'ul sty.e OF HATS, addpr,! 10 tie NJ, " ''"u'
son. D0iins III? ab>ehce a; tue H.,, =,
piein"ht Wi a,ra' 10 the calls ci mo w
els; ard al a; 5 ia!ebsi 10 NE ate s1ss'h'
TIA pdF'""a' 10 ain Il M Sorr IL, NJ
Sfert. JOHN y v,r, no. pam
Sep lj-6' 'a-iN'.
BARGAINS IN FALL AED WINTER
DRY GOODS
StrrtmrsR II, I-49
TO MERCHANTS Families :yo o,.,,,.
( NLN y BALLARD. IL, 49, ~ W MEMS
~ inis,ivI Warehouse, s.+s,. snu,'. Ia'' eom'
ce!yed, aud III opea ..,.. ns.b,n. zen ""se r.
u fresh Dry Coos: Nv ''"'"as''
STAPLE GOODS
White, ied a::l y,i.OG F,,una,. all ant.
BED a.d >o!Vaa.s' Balt,.s sA'''''
3,oGo yaics hrtS'ys
sa!iiittts-aii gIsillcs
Cirins, Ca I'm is aud vss'nns
2OUo pieces dFes> aud iaiatulr clncos, "a
prices I'll
Canton Flannel and L.in>.y>
Brown ShiniGss and ShtetLgs
Bieacnei do. do
Apron AL iutn ,afc CatcAs
Cotton " abGrss
Brown dnd b'cachc,! pri!iiA.s
Tn!kcy Eed Caiicac:; Linen I'at.t Di,oe,.
NAPKINS aud ToWcilin:; kcnluciv l,,n.
FANCY GOODS.
a vcTy extensive 9ariry 4, ati..r no.,
Gods, CONSISTING o; plain, figured aaa sII,r,'
black Alpaca,
PLAID, cani,!rJn, figured, slls s.ficei Mob.
an Alpaca Lasif's, oi cuulc new drsicrs
Elegant Lai:ic> aEL Cashmctes
a.oiEo f,ai..S ar e.. and sil.,
Faii aEd w,GicI G'ughams
PAIN aEj h.nted SWISS and o,he. Muslin, T.,
di,sses an! ogn..:s
Mhic, PIX .ua sca:et French Flannel. =,
ST. X,
Mazltinc tae AID scar:. DE- Lanes
Syilan G.acr aHo Gfos ,.e Paris %. tle<,rs
Gr,s> DE- Rhine a,d Rapps IL Soic do.
Bf"chc Sdcfeliie ino--nca goods
Chcrfy au: b!us Flannel iof sacks
ElocK Byiaraziacs
Erocade Sascny Cloths lcr sacks
Giace de Pan -! iaGe>' ifsses
kd Glove 5, RiDoon,, *, Sc
lV9 pain, white aih ciatroI:err. ape Sha q 3
al s. and finer
i ~ engaged IN a Coa,ais.on DIV Cod,
hu.iac-., 4 la g. pof,h4ii al the .b We goods .
consigned L. u % b, st!. =. G.star'n pI,ces; ~
can oh'f Inducements in = kffd u dfy co..,. :,
wholesale Il Tc.i!, Ia c"nsuGcrs A. vel as
merchants. OWEN Il BALLARD
-
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demnaion lwilh!all whose eocd opinion VIC care
Tor, shall proceed a oace :c Crafty The wings
curosiy. 10 is hearts cement, ana iaifctucc it
to its presence a live ard 'taasib,c' "lrquifei
Whg," "i.ichic Mhis," as hat paper So hu-
norcgsiY styled such ''sAim4is."
The Mallirsouig G,z,ac Wh's) G'up''Sn' I
one OF the Wigs Ishmasii!e a tracks On IL L.,
sisIa,u,y wsch called ior the lull Wig Caid
i.oln c. J. Faulkccr, Esq., ere Of lie "''es'
mcmte.s al the Wig patty IN the S'a''--a
me,,t,r 81 tie House al Ike Extra 5css'oo, aAi
the Wing candidate ivr Congress iiom 'Aa' p'S'
,r;cr. Mr. F.'s Car. speaks .aI i,seil IS follows
and shows how The rrcseG, RECKLESS course u lie
Wing is regarded by iLlasn.ial members OF lis
own party:
TO the Editor ofihe Gasette:
perceive that Won have transferred 10 your Pa
per CT this week, one 81 tosc inaiisEaAi squit'
s.aiGst the late General AsseGby vi ihis o'd!f,
which have habiiually era ed The editorials 81 Wy
Rit hmond Wbie, during Ire recent regular @i.c
extra session vi that body. Psr'Dis M, as al CT
Sc; 10 ,ha, insersale paragraph, 10 cite the au-
lhoriiy OF anol!.ev Richmond cdier, whose cfpf-
unilics OF knowing what was transacted IN mai
body were aJm:,ltd.y bcuer, and whose caPaciy
10 value the legislative REFORMS recently made,
certainly, 10 say The leas OF ii, is noI inferior 10
ha, OF his co;emporary. qno.e lrom The ETqui.
Ier oil The 2lsl Of August.
TuAspAY, AUoUsT 18TH.
Here then, W present 10 The Wing a zeal
"EaouiIcr and Ri chic Whig"-oue who, though
decided in his political PRINCIPLES does not hest
tate 10 think 10. himself, when lie honor aid
safely Of the country are involved. Mr.. F. on
the war question was honest and manly enough
TO stand By The county and not follow his parry
in trailing the national flag in the dust OF In
famy; ard last winter he had the boldnts, 10
d.nouncc lie fanatic Wing Senator OF lie
Uniled States itom New York Seward, ioI
his infamous and pcrnicious doctrines, and
10 defend Mr.. Calhoun Tor his course on
the slavery question, against The rab'i ard
miscaievoas assaults oi his Southern enemies
like The Wing. Manly and palrioic Wings like
him, We thank the Wing Tor sneering al Is III
ouirer Wings" They ate men alter orf cwn
heart, al d we wish III. :" his Joy Of the discovc-
nv which We have mide Tor II.
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B EAse 10.

fEHE Classical aud Mathematical School =, lule
town viii he re-op-mrd an The Isl "f October
1919, BY Mr William Smitii lately Teacher III The
Petersburg: Classical Institute aud formerly Of the
Winchester Academy, Virginia.
The course ui Instruction VIII bc tut and Thorough,
eI.bracin. all The bianc hes u.t ~ The best Schools
III III. country.
board &c, can he procured, on moderate tcrmt, IN
several highly respectable families III The tlcnl. ni
the School
Observation-Disclosures { the !.itt!-toSn Academy.
Directors al Petersburg Classical iu-llln"--Ernii-
rn Jones, President; a G. Mcilwiine, Secretary
George " Boiling, John Z lrm"ine, ;5ayii bun up,
Esqrs. WIN. shy I'll, Principal.
sept. 2l-ct'sOct
MANAGERS OFFICE.-D. PAINE. <
wi CO, Richmoid, Virginia.
There is current OF good fortune setting L.,
wards This agency jasl now, that i, destined IL
make scne liol, and others comfortable. Hand.
some rr,zes have been sob. OF lac, and Wrdnes-
day LUCK returned The SECOND capital oi SiJ.-
600.
'rhi. day. Maryland consolita ell Lottrry, Ne.
l26 CAPITALS: $4,000, 3 cl 5000, 10 o 500,
Nc. Iichcls 81.
Also, +. +. Seminary, Nc. 43. Capitals: 80 :
2l4, ) ol 800, 10 OF 500. *. Tickets -.
G. w. PURCELL Y 90,
AGENTS t5r The Managers.
Drawn Nos. OF Susqnehanna Lottery. No. f.:
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a wag suggests thai lae other wing voters
may ohappen" 10 be "cl,z.ns in The Stale prison.
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h.eIts i9r The Managers.
Drawn Nos. OF Susqnehanna Lottery, No. r.:
IL 81 IS 62 81 IS Is Il 1 - 10 81 - Al.
QlaI.er Tic.iet, Nos. 80 So u, sccGEi ptz,
OF slJ, 900, returned BY LUCK, 10 M agency,
lur san; al a purchaser
Sent. 81 p. 6, co.
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Wing psprr mentions, as very curious circnm'
stance, mat the settlement Of Salt Greek, Jackson
county Indiana does not contain one Nhi. v"tc, Dul
II happens 10 have more citizens III tile state prison
than any other four towns III the State.
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10 FAEMt;:S AM MERCHANTS
Esl:E undersigned 81 th.lai al lhc Ibtidl "a
h !"na@r h,is!u!c'r e&.r:aey. ~ ihrm wuui
AGAIN ca! l'ir attention a merchants 10 li,ir
lnte, and wei selected .orH 4 C'ocIies, waoh
vii Dc soli i," i"r c@>h ~ ca tar Usual lin,e TO
puac;aal drai,'Ts
"a! siotk {, mpri>es every a:i-'e usually k,N
10 euumefaic HIN.
To The idfmr.s W. again 'rtt. cur ynts
iot lie sale ot al E:ni' oi pfotncc, 10 wai,h
SC will give Particular attention and Al
chalae 81 cert p"r bnshel tor ~ Grain. -!
vii supply them with all s,ols IN oa, lLr Il
tGc lowest marker pre-.
PEhk",, BRADLEY Il co.
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rcpcy Of lie country is in more healthy and
sound coalition, aad settled u1Jn basis more
solid aid stable llan al any former period Of our
history.
Among The many Administrative monuments
10 lhe genius ci Mi Polk, which seem al . ,luleiv
81 have crowded into The brief neiiol of lis sin
&c term, The cxpci.eni Designated as The
'Warchousius System" and now in successful;
operation, is destined 10 prcducc an ;imu>, in
calcuiabie amount OF benefit III our Cp.nacrcc
ai.G Navigation.
" ihln HE last four years, orr Commerce has
been vastly augmented, is well in vaiicly rs in
amount; and the navigating enterprise ci The coun.
ny extended beyond all precedent. in ll.sse It.
suits W. see The legitimate effects II wise DO
nestle Policy, ard II Tic amicab!c at, lulicons
Foreign Relations which Mr. Polk cui:isaic,. nd
adjusted. Uairr the CONDUCT Of M: Pof. the
Postal arrangements oil the County Lave been
h,oul b 10 Eli uHexamIlei d-ofcc II ceftaip.y.
chcaPness and convenience n home while the,
have been wisely OK ended atftsd: a:t; in ry. ~
rscnnios annual Message 10 Congress, he ear
n, " recommended a gfa.Ga'on an! rrdti.,ion
q. tue prices u lie Public l.ard.-a measure 81
Important b airing upon toe gfuwlh a;,,i pro.ns,,.
~ o some oi ihr n2 S,dics IT h. Enion rs
wi as uCon,h wtica may i.rIcai'cc t. carved
.ut u! the Pubic l. t.;a,a By thr w.,ra
t'rt iaNi iuslitstl* II wv Ffts I'll CEI
system, tine EAetiig, Is MADE sspd;a's am!
dependent, bni es-e,Gia.ie q 'panocc. Il lA-
Goyelnmen'. rhc President is nol simply las IS
too geaera.ly supposedly 10 take Gaze, that lhe
Laws he TAI h!uiy esecu,cd, alicr my haze
been enacted aId assume III" force and au.
tLoriy y! Law; boil his qualified discretion is
made, necessarily, onr 81 TREE grcai ectai.m IL
clements II Law. And WLI- II is moi an I'D
some nr IA .lu ,u;t iisrfcii,n n N, :, .ci.c.i
wise'y or unwi.ciy, cani 'esy Or sobcr.y, il 5
go The very h < 'ssI iiacticn q! nj, Office, an
"nc ~hich he ca1ao', II lie won d, die. himself
4, 10. ~ the vcrg Constitution watch he wars
I" 'pfc,c:vc. rroect aid teeld," his lua!.fei
arpr9ral IS ma - one oi the grand Essentials q 4
Ls"; a. the frercise Of his Irdgment is ex>
ricSsly eolnincd al absolute ami iuGisf ensahlc
cuty o. The Psesi:erlial OGlcr, which his vsI Ii 81
ACT is 10 bird himself, Ivy lhr solemn otiga ion OF
al cath in the sight Of Gud and his fellow men,
faithfully 10 csecule.'
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26
D cIE!

n s hereby iven, HAT The DUBUQUE M utua]
il Fire Insurance Com has been incorpo
rated under the provisions Of an act Of the
General Assembly Of tic State Of Iowa, I en-.
titled ssan act to authorize general 1ncorpo-
ralioiss, = for the pose Of mutna insuring
dwelling houses, stores q h,,iid
ings, house held furuit ore md other property
Eof its members.
The capital stock incorpo consistsa Of
the deposited premium notes of its m bers,
subject to assossmen for tho ylnent Of loss
cs and expenses
Two and "a half per cen Ton the amount OF
the deposite premium notes is actually paid
in when the articles of Incorporat ton are
signed and Insurance. effected by every mem
/. Der, and the remainder is TO be paid wheney
er the Directors shall make assessment on id
notes te pay losses andeXpenses, n
The association commenced its corporate
existence on the 26th day of April 4 e4e,
Whichwill expire by limitatinn OF la W4on the
26th day Of April, 1863 but subject to re-
newa by Unanimous vote of the members
fora like period Of twenty years. The officers
Of the company consists Of a Boardso twelve
directors TO be elected annual Il III on the FIRST
Monday in June, and r reside nt, Secretary,
and Surveyor appointed by The Directors:
G. H.sBOOTH, Pres. {.
DTKfsaelMEQRS. rs
c.. III. Booth, ]. P. Earle y j. L.- Lang worv4hy,
J. G.. Weatherby, F. ". Goodrich, Richard
Benson, w. s. Gillian, Jno. g. Shields, p. A.
Lorimier, VIM La wthcr, Peter NAPLES, and
M. Mobley.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26
&lOO REV ARDl

TySCAPED from the Linn County jail, On
Ia thc,nlght ofthe 18th Sept. Wilton Droa
dy, convict, sentenced TO six months impriso1.
,ment in the Penitentiary, at hard labor. He
Is about S feet 4 inches high, slight frame, nc.
tive, dark complexion. and about twenty seven
to any person who will deliver him to the I'M
sdersignep, at Marion, Linn county, Iowa, OF
ono-half Of il to any person who vii! communi-
late information which will lead to his appre
tension within the State.
VINCENT BEALL,
Shcriff Linn County, Iowa.
Marion, Linn Co., Sept. 18th, lS19. 33t
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died. this City on the 18th inst,
of SIMMER complaint SopHRoNIA, infan.
daughter Of John and Mary Ann M lraney,
Suffer little children to come unto me,
and forbid them not, for Of such Sislbe King
dom Of Heaven"
In this City, on Saturday the 18th inst.
JosEPA MARTIN, son Of ] E. and Henriet
Ia Whitcher. aged one year and five sncnths
and thirteen days.
On Sunday, the 10th inst, at Durango
in this county. EMMA, only child DC A. j
Ritter, aged about 2 years.
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The Child scas Healed.

York Precinct. Du Page Co., ILL.,, Dec 81, 1s4s
Mr.. W. B. Sloan--sir: Last summer one Of
my children was badly bitten by rattlesnake.
We applied your Ointment freely, and .'thc
child was hea led" s... .@
Also, had horse wounded in the stifle
Joint, in which he took cold, and became SO
swollen and distressed THAT the horse was sup
posed worthless, but BY q free use Of your ONT
ment, was soon cured.
We have used the Ointment in great ma
ny other cases, with equal success,
WALTER WHITBECE.s
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.TTyTIE undersigned has for sale. AZ his Muir
sery, known as the Dubuque Nursery,
i s..if mile east O. Dubuque on the road
to Eagss Point, the above number sof Fruit ,,i
Trees FOR snle, whici, can be ms
fall or insthe spring The trees aIss from !. 10
8 feet high ,and ofsthe most choice ;selections.
/ will beIn receipt, on the opening Of naviga
ton. a ext spring, Of very large assortment
Or Plumb ZIP each, Pear, and Ounce Trees, To-
gsther with a large lot Of Shfubbery, Shade
and Ornamental Trees.
w. q. JOIINSON
Dubuque. Sept. 1st, 1875 LON
N bah letters adde's SGD to w. t., John
son, asking information ii regard TO the above
Nursery postpaid will meet with prompt
a tt entioTl.
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ing from his, or perhaps his wife's pock-
ct, eight arsL-If not, why this exclu-
sions Why thissecrecy from them alone
If they are not worthy Of full confidence
in all your doings, why unite yourselves
with them in the holy bonds of wedlock ?
Some will say that woman cannot keep
secret; but stand forward as the cham
pion Of my sex, and exclaim, fearless of
successful contradiction, that we are ca
pable of keeping locked within our bo-
SONS the mightiest secret of the two.
say, Mr.. Editor, that, by that one act
keeping The ladies from entering your
Lodge--your professions Of love and good
will to all men, and women too, becomes
yes, ! will say it-by that one act a
/ lone, Odd Fellowship becomes disgrace
10 humanity ii casts a shade, dark cloud
lover all the notices Of Odd Fellowship,
Love, &C., which adorn the walls Of your
| Lodge Room. But feel my temper be-
ginning to get the better Of me, and will
SAY no more. Yes, will: my once low
led Higgins has just returned from the
| Lodge. | have asked him, in my usual
loving manner, what kept him; 1.-THE clock
just struck eleven he replies, ssthey had
been discussing their new Bylaws |
told him feared they had been discuss
ing something OF q very different and
more erilirating nature something to
cheer and comfort their own poor and
Idisinterested hearts, as we'll as the wild
lows and orphans we hear SO much Of. |
have read and examined the By Laws and
Constitution Of your Grand Lodge, and
can find no section, article, or line, which
prohibits the admissionsof women il Nom.
bership into your Orde r--not a word
mot a line. New, how can you prevent
Eus women from becoming members?
write for Information Nj: Editor, and !
request a speedy reply-a reply swift as
meditated on the thoughts Of love; for !
am determined to Be proposed. If Higgins
refuses, iii call on you; and if you will
not, your worthy Grand Master will. He
is too good natured to refuse 10 do any
thing. am confident he will, if both
Higgins and you refuse.
! remain, dear Doctor, yours, &c.
SALLY HIGGINS