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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-08-29
FIR ON WASHINGTON.

Sss 4 4 .
he Chewing extracts, one from q letter
dated ~ aISoroN, D. e.. Aug. lIth, ls4s.
s The head of the govern
sment, Clayton, il q hollow- hearted and de-
sceptisa pol ltieian. No confidence is to be
plsssd celebrations besides, from
alayin sone littIe magnanimity 80 manyo Of
the Dsnocracy supposed he has turned
ssrigh ~ ae5nt, iacs! and become as reckless
ass ~ &. Ewing himself.
Ten. 4 yIor LEFT this city on Thurs Ay
esening 70 take REV Of the mineral
wealth of Pennsyly nnd is extend his
visit @ Abbot renee y ma ID facso.
riea, previous 70 s sage % Con-
gross.
s. has been given out one Soff the wri-
tiers in the sum, that he, the Presid ent is
49, make no speeches that his visit IL
one IF ohserva ration q lone: do not think II
necessary that this annunciatio sl,as q d
1--we been mad from the sample of his
speeches N this cit there need BE ,lo fear
thai his admirers will be troubled much with
his defamation III the north Speeches. &
indeed! Why, sir he cannot speak speech
often minutes, off hand to save his life;
BE stsmmers, suffers land stops short. he
ono heard ii Wiilard's. wss about one
n iaute, and then he choked. IL IS q perfect
burlesque to talk Of speechesfrom General
Taylor; and then If he could speak and his
oral utterance contained no more truth than
his chirography has given US, itwould be
we'll for him FOREMAN silent.
Mr.. Clayton is the prin,,ln, mobile of the
President. He does nothing without the
motion from Clayton, whilst the latter plies
the rod, fguratvely speaking, so that all he
| asks is readily conceded by the President.
The older times Of Federalism would be
fully revived by Clayton, if he dare;-as it
is he does all he can to revive the odous
principles Of that odious party.
Gov Dodge is at Berkeley Springs l
heard from there to- day. His recovery is
very doubtful, although, he may again re-
sumo his seat as Senator. ! hope the old
war horse will be there at the opening OF
Congress. We want alleour force, and we
want it to tell on many of Mr.. Ewing's ap.
poin tine nts. a.,
Governor Crittenden has awoefnl account
Of sinsand res possibility answ er for in in
ducing Gen Cay or 70 point such pre-
smiers it:su den may han his harp upon
s4he ID ref nce to. future pfo notion
10 denti fled hi salf,, thus ~, ith
the ruling Federal lique his prospects
Are cutcf BY the company he keeps.
Unless Col, Davis and others irie "a
Sen lorss future popul afity, aiep torth
|sas thss pg Session DC q congress-. and pit
{ 6pel saoI tic al road d ia min
IiatrstiOla n iisbe % opular no contrary
Etog thc genius and energy Of our people q I'd
the prog ths thai be and BID Cabiis
met VIII 81 fo ~ tiioia ana !
Iiieproach sstsr OBJ q OH &
4 CUTS DC ss ~ ssSsS
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hi IN lpeSe me Trade ne steamer
rs wasSat our landing on Saturday
last on her wav from st. Louis to st. Peters
She is neat and comfortable boat, and is
commanded by the we'll known and gentle.
manly Capt. Monfcrt.
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THE HEIGHT OF FOLLY.

THE HEIGHT OF FOLLY. Is.
Howell, oftne Wing and Register, publis-
he'd at Keokuk in this State, is out upon tAa
recent publication of the School Laws, with
forms and instructions, By COX Benl
State Superintendent Of Public y
which he dslen sn y & ~ u
the extraval -
gerry Of Nh #
who act themselves up - j;
and wholly unable to take gsd 81 COT
prehenslve view Of What's great, or go0I
or useful. live but to show their own ms
ginasive gre6thsssby puppy-dog snarling az
every thing noble in human character, OF
great in human action. Such ID theaatpre
and such is the habit Of this 1T,
and such isa - g9S |!.!!
intellige1 a
We Cd
! : J ! J ! ! : !
dmirab,s adaptation Of the work TO the
sants Of those who are interested the
proper and efficient aanil (ketica ne
School Laws Of tie Sthts iIL
opinions upon this, OF a1y -
Of very little consequence q US. o. % ~
people Of the State, aad therefoEe may s
passed without comment insipuatioB,
that the work was gotnpi purpose Of
h giving a.sfat job" to the Staiss inters i
on par with his comments upon the mer-
its Of The work, and deserves nothing but
tbs indignation Of an enlightened public
The jealousy and mean, sordid. avarlcious-
ness exhibited IN this paragraph il pitiable
ia the extreme. X
We do not ssrogats to ourselves the priv.
ieee. Of assume the duty ofbeing the Cham
pion 81 the Superintendent Of Public In
q
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*Slte and name Of" Montpelier. changed
to "Independence.
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!, Coffin's Grove, Delaware county, G. COT.
fin.
ss Monterey. Lee county Lemuel Wilson.
Floris, Davis county, Henry l.. W Wooster
W Business Corner, Van Buren, county, G..
P. Gardner
lndianolo, Warren county, Paris P. Hen
Gerson. -.
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Mort Gnrolifla IA a lhaf STA fAs and ms III
shs ~ esn q kpsvs 10Th
6r Il u isS v 90 pas
|and III 81 tsdnpss I'his u 81 byS5i.
.. $50, ~ ~
o,; n,y s; &. 81
q racay,, Il ] 81 i. Il
Is e,Sp f5sTsS ID KS
M =, 40 b,,s mess which, nm fbs,
4, w III se n. e
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aTHE MESSAGE Bird

This poetica but very appropriate name
has been given toa new LITERARY and Mu,
steal journal lately commenced in tie city
of New York, the first and second numbers
Of which we have received.
One Of the publishers of.he work, MIR.
Brockelbank was in this city few months
since, in company with The !. a lleghanians, 2
and in conversation gave us some idea Of
the Character Of the work in question. We
were then of the opinion, that it would NEE,
Q welcome from the Intelligent, and especi-
ally the music loving portion Of community,
and SO expressed oGrself at the time. The
numbers received confirm this opinion. 1t
is q gem, both in its mechanical execution,
and it's Literary and Musical Departments.
" is published semi, monthly at the very low
price Of S ,s25 per annum. r. spaulding
fig sgent for2t bic city.
Far s TnkSER DANuBE is to be put on the
Upper \ tississipp trade from St. Louis.
The directors ii the free Academy d,
New York, have adopted photography as
Eone Of the stud of that institution.
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struction,nor do we conceive that his course,
either as gentleman, or apublic officer.
needs to be vindicated before the intelligent
citizens Of the State, but we can hardly re-
press our indignation, when from party hos
t!ity, and mean, contemplate Jealousy. we
witness such uncalled for and unjust attacks
even though they are froma source which
renders them entirely harmless.
SELECTIONS FROM THE u AS RI
BUNE. $ss
We clip from the last Tribune the two oliow.
ins paragraphs. and ID order q "A their
beauties. We bring tAsm il jpa ltl5ns As
we place them, the lattar convey VA idea d
truth as well q beauty.
First Extract. The position II ths IN big
/ party ri Iowa, is today prouder 65le than ey.
an; We would not exchenge II Tor thas efest
Etripmph that could be achieved ss ES SSs' s
Second E1tract. The editor Who permit
such ptisfile stuff las the abovel "A disc Bis
columns, q eit her bigots ~ fool 81 thin *
bis renders q sst cf lsss nin poopa y
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES,
FOR Tt T. ssMINERS, EXPRESS. .

2
st, Louis, Aug. 9th, 1849. z.
The notorious Capt. Howard, Of Cincinnati
was shot this morning, at 81 clock, a. NJ, by
Mr. Jamestown, on suspicion of improper init.
macy with his wife. Capt Howard and Mrs
l. had met in the street, as supposed, by ap.
pontmeEt. when Mr.. l.. attacked Howard =
The wound is supposed to be mortal. Mr., L.
Immediately gave himself up to the authorities.
COL. BENTON ARRESTED.
Col. Benton was arrested on Thursday the
9Th INST, in this town. at the insta nee Of Judge
Birch, Tor SANDER; for publicly charging Judge
B. with improper conduct in his family. Col.
Benton has flied an answer, and petitioncd for
change of venue to Clinton county, the resi-
dence Of Judge Birch.-[St. Joseph's Adyen r
PH1LADELPHiA, Aug. 25-5, Pm
\ H. F. Merrick, President of the Central Rail
Road, has resigned his office--Mr. Patterson is
appointed his successor.
.s NEw York Aug. 25.-5, PM
R Market. No. change since the report of the
steamers news. More activity in gum.
Cholera I9sdcaths to-day
BosToN, Aug. 25--5, r. M.
IS deaths by Cholerasfor the week ending
this day.
ST.. Louis. Aug. IS.
MARKETs. q Flour Food brand 1926; choice
Sd u Quincy City extra, Sd so.
pheat---C ommon. 55c. to Csc. good, 75c. to
76c prime SOC. to- SIC.
& Corn Mixed, 35c. to 36c-pure white 81 J
to 39c sacks returned;-pure yellow, new
gunnies, SO 70 40c.. sacks included.
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THr AMERICAN FARMER !. puhli.be,

THE AMERICAN FARMER l. published monthly he
Of BALTIMORE 81 per az copies for - thirteen fof
go, thirty $40 Juy under the
favorable the Of the Maryland state Ae
cultural Society MI prize and repo Of IL committees
Published therein The society IT, meeting determined 20
$780, be appropriated follows q silver plate,
valued $50 he awarded the obtanf by the 1t u
October, list subscribers the volume
mencng July Tor the second, and 80 fot the d ages,
list The publisher added ave other payable IN sg
cultural works ic also offered sOg for for the
volume SO silver plate for the best o the
m building and NE mAnAgenen Of the
for the essay cultivation tobacco and
so for essay Management Of The dairy.
The number, appear July, win 81 the most
valuable papers, from OF EBnusD Rows, Of Virginia,
presented the agricultural public particularly Of NE
Virginia. Maryland, CaOnas details
OF farm Eve years he has occupied
Virginia. and conclvey that win
sble degree Of prudence 10 management farming be made
profitable other business The second asr he took
charge Of his rm Mr. RUM shows at his clear the
capital invested for land negroes implements stocks &C. SIG
third 12sl fourth ~ SO and
hhh 0 beside. supporting HE family, his hands,
value % his intinscay double H.
when he took In hand Every farmer and planter,
y In the districts Of country, VIII read this with
the deepest interest
This humber win contain valuable papers.
amongst from GEoaoE w DoBufs Corresponding
Secretary Of The Maryland State Agricultural Society the
ucton Of the wire fence and nom Col CsPnos the sub
AdS %,." 'pp''p'' SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural sociey's Hail.,
June 26-2aw4t l2s Baltimore g., Baimore, Maryland.
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HORACE v. ISAAC n p1LxR.
Land and General Agency 0mcs the Capital Ili-
hsis, c1sy % spEsngAsid.
ITO wosFssdsaf oDs1s Of Miaois iaads holders Of iSes
iadsbfsdass and al persons Of pehassE State
lands hiaots scrip bonds The undersigned would
respectfully inform the pablo that they have established in
this cyhe capital oil the State Of noisa land ard gsa.
eal agscy ocs for the OF all business apper-
tanning thereto within the limits Of the State.
All relative 20 the purchase and sale OF lands
examining and reporting their location. sdvanages
and value; paying taxes redeemng land sold iof taxes
ies, Nc; buying and selling all descriptions
OF State indebtedness this and every other description Of
business attached general land agency The
tended scale, viii be promptly and faithfully attended TO-
ASH DlLLER.
Messrs. Deifendorf Il Niles, Washington City.
80 A. Gowdy IL Co., Louisville Kentucky.
Mss:ls, syciss Co Co.. ST. Louis. Missouri.
A, Chrsys esq,
His excellency A. c. French. Governor Of Illinois.
Hon. Thomas Il. Campbell, auditor
John Moore, treasurer
!. 8 II Treat. Judge supreme court.
Mess,' Wad.worhS shelaaa. New York city.
q. BARTLETT esq No. Front street. "
Gen. Robert Patterson, Philsdeeiiphia.
Gen. Adam Dlller,
Jos l.. Chester, esq,
Col. = w. Black, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Gen. Caleb Gushing, Boston, Mass
g. r. Sanger, esq, =
Henry X. Stone, esq, {" I"
: j. d. Pratt % Co., Baltimore, Md.
APP ll-dlm&sw3m
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SANDS sARsAPARnLA,
I'm uuart botfies.

EoR the removal permanent arising from
aa Kings Evil Raeusaim Obstinate cu,aneoas Erapons
Pmpe Pas.Sss on he Face soshs Bo. sore Eyes.
Bones and JOINTS stubborn Ulcers syphiue symptoms scatca
Asc,es DroRsy Exposure mprudence in life so Chronic
preparation strongly all he medicinal
Of sar.apadls, combined with The mos, ess,a aids
table kingdom and has fully tested, only
Saaiaed and The appreciation Of public
has established on is own merits reputation for value and efficacy
pa Diseases have been cured such a. are no; Issa p e
used of doing for me million. .t suffering
and STRUGGLING with disease 4 puLes cleanse and sirsnshsns
whole animal IL frame.
ANOTHER CURE OF scRoFULA
The following striking and seen, permanent
scrou se all similarly afflicted;
sournPoRT, Conn, Jan. l. 1875
Messrs SANDS, Gentlemen; Sympathy
% inform Of the remarkable cure effected BY your saapaa
on dinsren, par o. Sody greatly
enlarged and her limbs much swollen Aaes suffering over
leg and below e knee suppuraied erphyan advised should
n % ,s we heard o. and were Induced o use sands'
pars The first bots produced decided and favorable
had boue astonshmen and delight Of
year sass he eus wa, eseied and Der health good show
ing ne disease wa So1s sads s nn s sS s o or
''"'' 'a''] YOUR, with respect, JULIUS PIKE
Extract nom leuer received from Mr. N Harris, gentleman
well known In louisa county, Vat
saparIa, scrofula seroo. family
"Fa.pr.less aslI, Va, July II, 1919"
BAkps sARsAPARILAtt almost 10 direct
attention article well known and deseycdy popular,
this preparation, patients oen who wish
Of saspaa induced worthless compounds bearing the
name containing lule this
root and think eanno, confer saicr benefit o our read
han In directing their attention 10 the advertisement Of the
Messrs Sands another column. The bote has recently been
enlarged hold quart, who wish really good
find In all medicinal 81
The experience efficacy
various diseases for which h recommendd and nj The
time than other perhaps, this medicine useful,
a SEPT 1913
Prepared and sold, wholesale RETAIL by A. b. D. SANDS,
Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton street, of william, New
Agents Washington city, r. g. Patterson Charles
Co., a. d. w. H. Gilman sold Alexandra
Cook Peil and In Georgetown by y. T. CJs-el.
Sold also generally United States
Canadas. Price u per bottle sin bottles for S.
Mar l5-tisJuly
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y Part o. square ~, oooo "a square iee' 40
!" 10 Part oil iot ~, IN square ooo 40 . 3
The lands described under the numbers from TO 49, inclusive
by 81 Peasanon OF the ueasry from Rober
" Brent and 10 Pearson and trustees OF Robert Brent
NJ. q. Lot I, IN square sio' In washington.
No. 49, Lot y IN do $40, 90 . .
These two lots were conveyed the United states oy Bu
Cooke and Edmund LAW trustees &C. Oh Lewis Debis an insoi
vent debtor, June =, ls2l -. , ,,, ~,
NO. ~. Lot NO = IN square ~, IN washington
No. ~. Lot NO. u, DO VOL, 40
The lots Nos ~ and ~ were conveyed to the United State
In 1915, by Charles L. kaufman.
CONDITIONS.
l. Each bid must for separate number
for CASH 10 be At the following places the
of the Solicitor the Treasury specifyine
particular number in the schedule OF property Is deposited 70 viii
THE United States Treasury al Washngton District Columbia
the Assistant Treasurer at Boston and New York.
Each bid mnst be with guaranty
below which certified BY collector ofcer
United states district attorney or postmaster thai guarantor
GOOD ana Inc pay making II = for the amount
On RECEIVING certifcae of depote signed by one Of the
ght % and claim Of the United states 10 the proo
ey described in the bid and paid for will be executed
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Fsuquier white Sulphur springs, virgini.,
IlInri ffnfrnkn knolcn a. IRarrenfor .SurinR,l

WAS open for the reception Of visitors the first Of
w June Extensive improvements in progress that
pense w be spared IN adding TO its embelshaen
tbs comfort and pleasure Of ,he guests Knowing by ocular
value Of the water and It's almost miraculous effect 10
particular IL has been regarded good policy
arge the accommodations. and 20 complies the original
design, 30 crafty the and fancy Of guests a..
well TO promote their health and pleasure Situated in
remarkably healthy egon In full view OF the bold Blue
Ridge and In the vicinity Of the beautiful village Of War
renton visitors horseback or In carriages, the
may seek ia the pin alleys the pistol gallery
the game OF billiards. or the bealthu dance The lover
to win their approval while The fapw deer and the fawn
the gold aud silver fish, the elk and the buffalo relieve
fuyS In word, every s,ep has been taken Which es-
banded beraiy could suggest TO add 10 the comfort and
s@ ,e asasv ban mas n.aSe aaS sdsn
viii lend their respective attractions. Nornre these prepa.
soa. de.gnsd tor 9s gay monde only TO 1ss holy
grudging nvitaon 10 given TO spend the summer. The
usual services Of the church respected throughout the
Tsese spring, are IS or % miles, according the
taken, from fredericksburg, and ~ or 90 nom Alexandria
rfiweekly sages will from both these points till July,
when daily lines viii be established Visitors leaving the
District OF Columbia in the sage or steamer at OF
Thsss .n1ees sre Known on The Pos. Office book. as
.WafenIon springs and all letters should be direct
Cd or they maybe lett at Wauenion, sent TO the White
Terms q board will be as follows, $50 for the whole
eason ending .t October; s75 for three months $50 for
,wo months ssj for one month $40 per week SIS for
two weeks; vi 70 per day meals OF lodging 90 cents
each Servants and children nader twelve years old half
price No charge for children under three years old When
separate tables provided for children before the usual
hour those who retain their the ordinary table will
be charged full price. Horses 80 cents day, $40
month.
eorkage will be charged for privaie supplies.
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent
o-The Legislature Of Virginia 10 to assemble at these
springs on Monday the 11h of June, and Its interesting
ebates will offer extraordinary attractions TO all who de.
Sire 10 see and hear this able body Of Virginia statesmen
June B--dlawNcpd
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New Geods.bc Subscribers have just received from late
IN walls In New York.
us pieces son linens, which they warrant 10 be pure
at prices from % X 70 the finest quality
goo cambria handkerchief, from y 70 p cents
- do sheer clear lawn do nj 30 cents.
80 do gents linen canbhc DO large size
IS do chihiren linen canIbric do ION cents.
20 rich nband- trimmed lace capes.
10 dozen M mp, win and without fingers
.l2 very rich white shawls.
w dozen white open worked cotton hose.
w do do misses and clildren's do, every kind.
ino new style trfnsos parasolets.
~ elegantly embroidered pocket handkerchiefs.
IpKeer with which the
May ag-swif p. n. HOE 4 co.
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Law school i'm Lexington, virginia.

THE subscriber proposes 20 open place,
mencing Monday, OF October and
18Th day Of March, 1880 The pupils will be divided into
viii BE-
blackstone LEI VOL ske Evidence, stephen Plead
ing and LIST vol Of 0rcenIea Evidence The VIII
embrace Tuekers Commentaries Greenleaf and sartie Ey
dnc s vol o. each stephen Pleading Goud Pleading l
vol Of Chity Pleading,
prudence Lubch Equity Pleading Mtords vadins Lonaxf
OF Real Properly and and
Arangemene win be made with rhladelpha law Publisher
nsb the above works. young
posing attend The subscef give him
early notice o. their intention and inform him whether desire
supplied with me
They viii be furnished The mem
the senior viii have the privilege ie unio
without additional charr The hours f The daily
students will subscriber ANY
member OF either
on washington College they expcdient do So
lectures delivered Of The
dcion and practice of the Federal Courts.
The fee win be go per session, payable IN advance
Irrrxeros, Va, July 10, leo A
July l7-H