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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
TO LET AND FOR SALE.
Lors ATslo PER MONTH.


LOTS AT $40 PER MONTH
- TUR HEAT SUCCESS thsI The subscriber
E kas me. VII. IN disposing o. 100 horrlanis Village
~ Lots hs, induce him to oHer al the ansod Lou
VILLAGE or ,NELRosE.
similar terms admitted by ali to % no most dongasfal
oeanon % The Harlem Railroad HneSu'o cAS :. DC -,
to be appreciated The balance about 30 soaoie G-s
varying IN prces from three hundred 1SINs can %
purchased BY monthly instruments OF from ss TO sni uus
hospuisbsri no stssmeuis for streets; al ne coz
venience OF city residence combined with the heahlness
ard eheapnets q country lie. Oniy twenly minutes ride
ron Twenty seventhst taking the al City Hal FOR
heroae Station e'3 O'Clock IN the afternoon the property
can De seen a9d P1rqe. return 81 y oesct For mss:
or on The ground hpn to5 daily. je2s SITS
THE HOMESTEAD VILLAGE
. on THs EIGHTH AyENUE-Lots for sale
AZ Thirty dollars to be paid down, O.la on bond aud
9rssse ioI fou, yesr. required Los esnrS, es
tine opportunity for every IN moderate circumstances
70 purchase home. On January lst homestead 10 eN-
'mP'f0r s0o For maps ans psfgas PPss 81
jy4 Sush IT'S III wilism-st Window Shade Warehouse.
- FOR sALE-Tbai valuable property EDosu az
~ q and - Nssssust between John and Futonso, b
tng two lots, each 25xlo0. formerly occupied by he
South Bspusi Church. Row very advsnageo1sy leued 10
and in he occupation OF Dr. P. Towu'end SGor ting
ard profitable investment 10 the purchaser. TIE hx
lures ard Improvements sley pat upon the property Will
hs expiration Of the lease revert to The owner Of the
fee The subscrbers are suihorzei to MAKE inimsd
and positive sale $1,000 Of The purchase money 70
main bord and mortgage For further particulars apply
70 RICHARD A IOOhEh, OccAn oahk- TO- Ofcc-
virh 81, or THOMAS 5. sOaMERS, IS WslsL, ysuncey
Court je22 2wis
81 FOR SALE OR TO LET-A house with about
70 acre Of ground attached situated 10 the village OF
hLtcn. town OF Rye, Wes.chssler Co. being about ~
miles rom the Rye station ofhe ~ and ~ ii Railroad,
ard within mile Of Rye Besch Toe house contains seven
finished rooms with suitable outbudng, attached also
on the premises barn, with convenience for keepinf
horse and carnage Possession given the lot day Of July
next For further particulars inquire OF JOHN GEDNEY,
81 bis store IN Milton. iy6 IL
n For Other Real Estate Adsertsessn FITA Page
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PAPER MAChE PORTFOLIOS
Writing Desks and PapsIrieI.

PAPER MAChE fOhifOhiO9
Writing Desks and Paps1ieI
INST OPENED-A very large ass rtment Of every
~ size and form Of he mosl beaHuIai dessnS very '
Jul PRESENTS,
and convenient FOR packinc, also large stock OF other
FANCY ARTICLES
sues variety u Arhmeuca, geographical geome1rea'
TOYS.
For sale, who.es44e and retail,
GEORGE w. FUTILE,
tve 2ecd lmporer, IS Broad ~sy.
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sne1 mo ensssemsn Win 700 70 u.s an nveuron thai
" esssn ne eOs' o. yoor psrnansos way one hlif a
wil and Ibis worthy yoar stssaoa ~. ~
dressed to W WILKINS Trsaue es IN. .noss sa
prompt Attention S1 " ~ n9ot VIC
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BOOK TRADE.
"The nimble ,xperee Is better than the slow shilling
THE
INTERNATIONAL, MISCELLANY,

"The nimble ,ixperee 10 than the slow shilling
1NTERNAT1oYiAA AZ MISCELLANY,
PUBLISHED rais MORNING,
CONTENTS OF No H.
SKErcHEs OF TIE To"S-EDSra'ins amer D"'
TsIy1yson', New Poem, an ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ie.sh HUNS Autobiography
NJ 'Ksp.'s Boot on The MormonS.
ste,SS OF Gen Sat. az-Illustrsted News
Oriental Csrsvsns-Ffaser.
The Dom Of Dsnzic, in sir eh'Dtsr,EF'T Tn. Rdds,
Original Poetry. To. BY MI n. Ahs D''u7'
PsreselI-By MsyE Hewitt %,
Original Correspon6erce-Rsmblesi In the peninsula by
In,bor. ard BocIs-Mr james and Copyright Albert
Smith and Protection R II. sloddlrd. lnedei Oohnr
Hrfer VS. Or Laysrd. nr Boxers New Play.
Receni DeAiht-Mr Wyatt, the Sculptor. -. nh.
Of Wellington. The ship "EIirnvHRance' BY Cnares
Swan. Deslh, by Leigh Hunt Laughing IN The Sleeve
Antiquarian Discover &c.
orfsr1ss % rur rst's ..-.-
ys ,5 S9Ss'g 5o :, J-rro
Thacteray ihe best MaElr alosi original Anefin A
Co. criqse. one q and NOS. novs a.gr- :, %
Obituary thest Of The 30 G-Hsmaas Mig,tne Sh.a ~
H. c,lr nv, = ect IN l. Of, cold anl as -ir
ncef and certain hiatt vl meet VIII ftsort'@ f
ton ihroush even ,ee,aa Of iae eoaat. IT, ni o. r..
both World. has been .evere ie ~ We hrny i',''
-tt enterprise OF strns-r ToFnseai VII meet ~, tle 80
f 'c'a srRINoER < TOWNSEND, 22a 8ro,dway.
THIS MORNING IS PUBLISHED,
THE LoRGNETTE,
No. Il.
1T WILL cONTIN,
lat THE WALLSTREET BROKER
Duwn from tie LIE and touched OF BY company OF
ID DASH AT THE SPRINGS,
Showing who there and what they seek and how they
Eucce ed. The Iunter altogether will make capita SPICE
for The Brokers BROTH and good cooler for the Conge
water
Saratoga and Newport men would 90 well TO send their
orders early. Published BY
E6n sTRINGER 4 TOWNSEND, pa Broadway
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OTTO COTTAGE, HoBoKEN.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL FREE CONCERTS,
STRAUSS CELEB Rated BAND,

CONFUSING 10 Performers
LIVERY MONDAY, Wednesday and Friday from
IL Pm TO P NJ. Furrisge reduced 10 four cent,
HB.-ln case the wesher Is unsvorsole the Concert
viii come OF The first fair day Bl ou.n
RARNuM's CHINESE p mDsEuM pS5 y S Rsa.
RUM Proprietor and Mansser-Ths lsrg, and Interest
l h,s eaRbon Of Chinese EG1ss cuosis
vord-rf9 1o.cers II Ingenuity &c from the Celestial
Empire epreseuts objects Immediately connected with
he eocsl habits the religious wohp, the mercantile cus-
om, le mechanics and the sciences Chi
Bese Iis ininscay valuable and beyond description In
evening nom A, NJ III 10 P H. Admission Is eeats;
etdren under 10 years ~ eenis- le4b 'h.1s
BAKNUli,s AnEKICAN MUsEUm.-P. 7.
DBARNUM. Manager and Proprietor; John @ brentwood
r Assistant "a ansger-SATU RDAY, July s, 1850 Per
Tbs moral and domestic drama Of the DRUNKARD Wilde
represented this sy both Afternoon and Evening for the
bel Ell Of Nr w Il GOODALL. who has played go sue
eessuy ibe character " The Drunksrd In this fayoIe
piece hundred aud iwenty nigns here aud 10 Pnide
enormous saloons OF The Museum. Admission % cents
children under 10 years, l2i cts jy6
EkDbRAL.sT. THEArER, BIOS rON.-ro
let, the above establishment win scenery, dresses &c
The above Tnsaer has been entirely renovated aud mod
emized aud will vie with the most CANT establishments
IL he country 1t will be let from the trst Of September
In New Yort, 10 Mr.. MAX MAREfZEK, or in Boston, 20
10 AUSTIN Eiq jyflt+
MAGNIFICENT PANORAMA FOR SALE OR
NlENChANGE FOa REAL LSTA 4 "A msgnince1'
Panorama Of the Hudson River, painted by Henry hao'
Lao VI The finest srsIs 10 Inc United o!aes ana as
gan DO employ ed three years on The same THIS
10 he longest largest and most splendid painting exnoon
In the world IL contains about 10000 sq1ae feet OF linen
IL Just finished ard IT, with The machinery incom-
piee ord,r TopersoLs who wish travel either In the
United States Europe, and make fortune ms on s
Inducements Inquire Of the proprietor sP TOW NS-
END. 81 NsssAusL Vb <lh
pANOhAniA wANTED.-A Panorsms on Popu;
Jar subject IL wanted by gentleman OF unqueshoned
aud ability In the management OF pubic exhlouons
will by The month IL on shares Will purchase
terms accommodating Address NJ. L. N. Providence,
r. l. Po,,- flee jyS 81
4 AkT WREK.-ITALY.-This Panorama Will posi-
IL lively cose o93 Broadway. SopPani Hail. on sal
urdsy next July g. Thursday, July three exhloluoos
commencing al 10 A NJ. and and O'Clock IN 1yzous'
THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE
4 ARTS-New Paintings recently arrived from europe,
among which Germanis" by Koeher WORK OF Arr OF
he highest class The exhibition Of Paintings oy AfIss
q the above School, has received many sddions ana 70
mains open the the Hall OF me Cnurcn
Of Divine Unity in Broadway between sprng ana rfnco
rom 10 O'Clock, AN I'LL 10 o'clrck, M ,.
Admission, Is cents Season Tickets ~ eens 10 -
logues l2i cents. Jo-1 -
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CRANES PATENT SOAP.
TINHR DEMAND FOR CRANES PATENT


TJ'HR DEMAND FOX CRANES PATENT
90 muck abor say nothing Of us excellent qualities,
should be used 10 every family IL needs only fair 1al 10
insure favor with every one - 800
Manufactured by LORD, LYNCH co. l4l sullivan 81
and by them and GrOcers generally throughout me
civ. and Brookyn and WILMA ns6urg, l. l. Jy6 IT.
DARE CHEMICAL MEDICINAL PREPARA.
METALs-Plsiins Palladium Nickel and Cadmium.
mum. ,,
MANuREs-Suphsle OF Ammonia and the Chemical
Whale Oh Soap.
PoIsoNs-Paschoully for Moths Fly Paper, fresh pre-
pared Raj and Cochroaeh ROisons, Improved bedbug
Poison.
soAPs-Trknspsrei washbas Military, Myrtle and Sand.
MEDICINES, &c-Unsduileraied Cod Liver OIL Lsbar-
rsques Chloride SOds, best Dlsinecting Fluid, French
White Wine Vinegar, Diamond Cement Essence Of SAr-
sspkA Besched Sbellsc Starch osh Refined LicOrce.
AImoderse prices FOR sale by
Dr. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
ie25 6ieods' l4l Maiden lane.
NOTICE.-Dr j. W. POWELL OcuIst Aunst kc
Uniforms the pubic that IN order his greatly
creased professional eents Ene 20 prevent unneces
ssy delay his patients, he viii extend his ONCE hours
nom To O'Clock daily, Warren 81 corner OF Broad
wsy DR. POwes popular Treatise on the Eye lis Dis
and their Cure third edition with plates pnce 81
cent? be had above. Also great variety Of bea1
nfal Artificial Eyes which be Inserted without s1y
pain operation, and Will move like the natural eye DR..
Powes SelfAciing Eye ard Ear Fountains for applying
water In The efficient way tnese delicate gank
can be al bis Office In numerous the
have been strengthened and vision restored and also deaf
meas entirely removed bv their use. el2 l0toodis'
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orrcE NOAwleH 4 wOsclsTrE a.lLsO.O Co.

OFFICE NokwicB l. WORcEsrEE RAlLsoAD Col
Norwich June "a, 1850.
'IHk sTOChHOLDkRs Of tbs Nor wieh and Wor-
eester RAILROAD Company hereby noafed that their
Annual Meeting for the choice Of DuecIofs will be held al
The once ofhe Company, In Norwich The second We'd
nesday ID JulypexL Al 10 O'CLOCK, A NJ Likewise TO al
any question properly brought before the messing eoo
necled with the Interest OF the company Per order
Ell Uylus Y. s T. N. ANDREWS Clerk
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AND DAGURRREOTYPR.-

III q,
The subscribers having Purchased Nsnon :. NINA
tre Gallery. al Broadway Gate Whites are prepared
TO take Taboype Portraits Of al sizes up the szs Of
life The hdeiiy Of likeness and the beautiful 6nish Of
these pictures gain them greater popularity every day
Dasueireoy pes lsken In the most approved STYLE T6e
public are respectfully invited 70 examine specimens a. our
estsbhshmebL 247 Broadway.
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ssEIECT WASHING EsrABLlSHmENT.-
SFrues can their Washing done IN mo nieest az
~ IN Third1v The business cOncuc " "a Engsh
isdy Lsces uncerelohDg AID plain sewing done n the
..as.'e,t,t,le ty6 IL
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g.. Observation-Disclosures FTHEPLAT

AFORM Of The N-w-York aud New Haven Railroad
Car while al full speed-lf the unfounsie man Who was
wsntoply thrown Cd the platform Of the Of the trsia
which !. n New oTk NJ fh uy. be alive be may
obsp evidence establish the fact OF the out age con
mined upop him or n kleo bis heods may have all The
10 prove ln.i be wiy thrown Cd, by sp ply
ms by lstter 10 box TOO, Psst0fhce, N Y. bs lr
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rs PURSUANCE order suTroais d s ccsn Of Ss-
Yors hereby gwen u al psrsons has-s et ss.
THOMAS PATCHEL at CITY u SsE fork decsas>d pre-
vouch-rs th-r-ofto the subrf No - 1850
ncns;s-s CT Of ss~ fort, ssfs IL s1tA ds5 o.
Jsrunrv rsr-D,.e s.z Y0nt IN. bith dzy jay i-jt
JANE PATCHEL. Allnsstfairf'
IS tavens. goHS ELnsfs. Ai0nisifs.~
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~ ORFDIFNCE To IbE fOukIh SECTION Of Tie sc Of tie
ter-.s United states approved h Of March 40 edited
A. a. toca nv Eject he Convention between TIE e1 STATE
a. a. Emp-r0 Of Bzl Of e twenty sssrt day d Janulr
rs bo1ssns ut hundred ai iof alc notce hereby gwen
~, oo he .EL 8ay June st lie utefsged appointed
M IL Pressr ihe Iated stte By aDt sfh lie atgce ani
ror.rt Of s-nat Comm ard frcl.
No., ~ ssll claims nay L= preseli-i Inn and provided
~ 81 b-fEeu Tie J,e STATES and the kmperor q
B.4 I d. Jaueru he tw-aty -Telth 5y n Jaa
rs r. yez Of our LORD Lolssf 81, hualre4 and isl
Erue AID evidence before lie un4ersgnss a. the city
u " Washington
pete md terminate Ia duties d be cossoa Nin 90 yes
ron orgala. c-sred tlaf the inas ants
IL calyeao1 sLogd pfeent their claims ald eFssoe al ~ ssJ
rero4 ffy6lns1 GEO. P. FlshEh
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,uRoNo-rHERnAL MEDICINE.

For sale al al The book ttores. -,
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DANOhA1iA WANTED.-A Panorama on Popu,
Jar subject IL wanted by gentleman Of unquestOned
aud ability In the management Of pubic exnoluons
will by The month II shares will purchase
r 1 Po,,- flee tyS 81
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~ 70, otae, EIeg,.toa. see gLLA Poo
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-04-24
FARMENRs, DEPARTmET.
stThe farmers crop their living from their crops,
And each manshares the blessing Of their shares"
Care OF Young stock.

81 The first winter is the most trying time fol-
young animals, and farmers should pay extra
care to their health and comfort. They ought
to have the open air as much as possible; and 1t
is we'll to let them have convenient shelter
during the storms, exceptin very stormy wealth
er, when they ought to be put into close warm
stables They ought not to be confined in yards
with older cattle, for fear of goring them, ana
they have not such good chance for their food
They should be fed regularly, and have chance
to the water ~
In addition to hay, lambs and calves ought to
be fed daily with small portion of loots, except
in extremely cold weather. AS for colts, they
ought to be fed daily with ground feed, mixed
with clover heads or chaff, which think is pre-.
ferable to oats or any other whole feed. They
ought never to stand on board floor, as it ca',s-
es rngbone. .-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-04-24
To Destroy witch Grass.

Witch or couch grass is great pest in tillage,
and many ways have been devised to destroy it,
but they are usually attended with much labor;
and in some modes, such as very frequent plow-
ing during the heat Of summer, the crop must
be omitted. MIR. Isaac Foster, Andover, informs
us that he destroyed this grass by planting fod-
der corn on the land, in drills, and hoeing it
twice. As this is very cheap and convenient
mode of destruction, we hope it will generally
prove to be as successful with Others as with
Mr.. F. Will farmers make experiments on this
subiet and report to us the result?
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-04-24
NEW GOODS!
ISAAC N. VAN HAGAN,

lat THE OLD STAND OF HAMMOND & MARKLE
arc, Clothing, Boots and Shoes Hats, Caps, Queens
care, &c. &c. r
AN Just receiving, the old stand of Hamnlonds and
the best of Goods, opened In this Market
They have been selected with and purchased
be afforded prices which fall to please the
public Every article usually called for in my line of bu
siness, can be found at No Is. .t.t r' stt 'fr
Ihave long been acquainted with the Taste and Wants
of the Citizens of Dubuque and vicinity, and made my
purchases accordingly. 49, .p r.." 80.
My Stock Of Dry Goods is equal, If not SUPERIOR any
offered in this city, consisting In part of Broad Cloths Blk.
Plain, and Fancy Cassmeres, Satns Tweeds, &C.. Anne
Wooen and cotton Innings; Black and colored Silks;
Velvets &c. Superior WOOen Shawls; Dress Goods,
the most fashionable Styles selected with great
French, English, and American Ginghams heavy brown
and beacled Domestlcs, Bed TckE check and hickory
Shrtings. Also, general assortment of Fancy Goods
My Stock of Clothing is complete Brown blue, Grey,
and drab Blanket Coats Cloth Coats in the latest styles
of Frock, Sack, and Dress Goats. Cashmere, Sanett
and Corduroy Pants Vests of various patterns styles
Shirts, Stocks, Suspenders, Drawers &c. 2'"H' 4
In the line of Groceries, have superior Coffee, Teas
Sugars MOlasses &C., which am selling very cheap |
have also assortment of Spices Saleratus, &c Mack
erel Of the best quality Flour Salt and articles In that
line. have excellent assortment of Tobacco.
My Stock Of Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps, Hardware,
Queensware &C., equal to any offered In the City and
will be sold low. " - ~ H''f'-
Farmers may rely upon my offering them such bargains
as cannot fail TO please them will pay the highest
Wheat, Barley, Oats, Corn Potatoes Pork, Butter, Eggs,
Lard &c. a a-r- = .e.t--Es NJ
With firm desire to merit the good will of the Public,
Hope to have fair share Of their patronage. .'
81, a'..,' -. ISAAC N. VAN HAGAN. j
"..' No.75, Main-street, Dubuque, Iowa.
November 7th, l840. IDLY p :, aa- : .5Ll ''".
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-04-24
Incidents in the Webster Case.

Attempt to Poisom.-Professor Webster took a
grain ofstrychnine (poison) on the night of his
arrest, and while in the custody Of the officer at
the Jail Office. .,,.rrs 49, s...r
T;sit Of his fam;ly-Hls wife and three daugh-
tiers visited him in the cell, on the afternoon of
the LIST inst. The interview was of about an
hours length, and extremely painful. ''
The Result unexpected to his famay.--lt is
understood that the family of Prof Webster
were entirely unprepared for the terrible result
They had, through the rial, had the strongest
persuasion Of his innocence, and had at his
directions, secured passage for himself and them
for Madeira, on the Goth of this month The
verdict of the Jury was not announced to the
family until the day after it was rendered. The
painful intelligence was carried to them by Mrs
John Prescott, sister Of Mrs. Webster, and the
scene, as may well be imagined, was Of the most
heart-rending description. n4.,G !. ytesr.
A letter Of condolences, signed by Hon Jared
Sparks, Hon. Edward Everett, Judge s. P. P.
Fay, and other eminent citizens Of Cambridge,
has been presented to the unfortunate family
y assures them that, notwithstanding the fate
OF the husband and father, the wife and daugh.
tiers will continue, as ever, to be esteemed. re-
sPected and beloved by their friends-and that
all will, that can, be done to comfort them under
this terrible burden Of affection 't ..-'
Whcrc his thoughts aoere.-On the morning
Of the ,1st inst, as Prof Webster stood by the
window Of a small room in the Court House, he
exclaimed in those words: rs
ain the day Of our prosperity we hardly re-.
a!ize the nature of our sins, or their magnitude.
NY sins have been many; but trust in merci-
full God. lam nearly done with this world,
and shall prepare for the fate that awaits me
But my family, what will become of them!'
hi His thoughts, it will be perceived, rested not
upon himself, but his afflicted family
81 RepricDe. Petitions are being circulated in
Boston, praying the Governor to commute the
sentence ofthe prisoner from hanging to imprs-
onment. tsi .'at2 7aas sta' 4atgf ~ ~ $50 l"5- ~
a.lj ja.,31 81 ,a,.ll baS.Iat., BosroS, April 1st
The Webster TRAGEDY.-The community
stands sghast at the result Of this trial, and a
Itate Of excitement 80 universal and absorbing
was never before known here. So fer as we
Fan learn, the verdict; however unexpected, ID
now considered righteous and true one.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-04-24
),.zaa NEW, GOODS!

u't H7jd"Ryaur NEW GOODS! 1Y ,{u.ro.g q
Tremendous Ezeemen- anraction.-7 Timely arrira
Of Neu Goods from St. Louis- Unparalleled Corflsou Il
the yNabobs pho contend for High Priecs!! ,''''-1
FELLOWS g. YOUNG, .-..
uAVE just received from New York and Boston, 1
IL magnificent lot Of Fresh Fall and Seasonabe Fanc,
and Staple DRY GOODS! They were selected in person
by of the r expressly for this Market which, taken
in connexiOn with previous stock renders
men of 1he best the cheapest, and desirable
Northern Iowa. 1t consists in part of English and Ame
can Prints Plain, Figured and Embroidered De LANES
Cashmere, Chameleon, French anu English Marino A
splendid lot Of
Staple Goods, ug 49,
consisting of Drills, Stripes, sheeting, shirting Sleeps
Grey, satnetts Of every quality and price, together with
Boots and Shoes; Hats, Caps, Crockery-in short,
.a esl,tyss,-r EVERY THING .-. -r.-
that is needed suit the wants of our varied population
We have also complete and magnificent lot of
FAMILY GROCERIES, " IA
consisting Of fresh Teas Sugar. Coffee &c. to which we
invite the attention of housekeepers and Others
Come, then! you who want cheap and rst-rate Goods
for Cash, to Fellows & Youngs Store No 76 Main
dubuque Dubuquers, come; Catishians, come; Durang
lans come; Cascadians Sagevillians come; Peru
vans, come Ye ClaytOnans, Deawarans, and Jackso-
mans, come. Ye Badgers Hawk Eyes, Corn crackers
Suckers and Pukes-come Bring the dust and yo,,
not be disappointed. Dl rs.s4 -a1n23j6'. ~ "
FELLOWS & YOUNG.
Dubuque, Aug. %, ls49. gIIG
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-04-24
Value OF Ashes.

Thomas Hancock, nurseryman and farmer,
Burlington, N. j., pays ~ l2 cents per bushel,
in Philadelphia, for leached ashes, and two
and half cents freight, and then hauls them
two to three miles, and applies them at the rate
of one hundred and sixty bushels to the acre,
upon sandy soil, and finds it "A profitable applica-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-04-24
Last Notice I!

A LII those indebted to the Firm of VARIES
IN e. ZIRKLE, that have failed to comply with
our previous notice, will find their notes or &c
counts in the proper officers hands to collect
unless some other arrangement is made with the
subscribers before the first day of April next.
"".-.. NAPLES T. ZIRKLE
March 10, 1850: 27-tf B.. .s.s ~
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-04-24

To cause an abundance of grass, is the foun-
dation ofall good husbandry, and should be the
first and last object of every one who desires to
be successful and prosperous farmer.