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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-03-06

SUPERIOR WINDOW GLASS.
00 Boxes of G. Jonson's best Pittsburgh Window
wv Glass, all sizes, in excellent order, just received
and for sale low by L. F. GILLESPIE,
April 25th, lS49 Under CITY Hotel.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-03-06

lat THE OLD STAND OF HAMMOND & MARKLE
Wholesale and Retail Dealer Dry Goods Groceries, Hard
,care, Clohing Boots and Shoes, Hats Caps, Queens
,carc, &c. &c.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-03-06

mind to kiss me-
.Old man, you made that! I've hearn you
tell that afore-bnt you made it., said the old
woman.
sWell, well! told her squire, ses I, scome
down to it, now!-shet your eyes!--hold your
breath!'-and upon that she bussed, SO you
might heard it a quarter, and sence, nobody
had better kissin' nor mel Now, that was my
first experience about bein' ugly, arter / was
grown, and twarn't SO bad, neither!
The next time my ugly feeturs come into
play, was in Mobile. Was you ever thar, squire:
Greatest place on the green yearth; steamboats,
oysters, free niggers, furriners, brick houses
whew! that's the place! I went down on fiat
boat from Wetumpky, with John Todd. We
had fust-rate time Of it, 'twell we got most to
Mobile, and then the tarnal steamboats, would
run 90 close to us, that the soslin' would pretty
nigh icapsize US. They done it for deyilment.-
But it done no good. At last ses l, I'll EN-; il
there's any strength in coakin', I'll make EN-
ashamed. So the next one come along cavort.
in and snortin' like it was gwine right into US
and did pass in twenty foot ris right up on q
cotton bag, and SEES to the crowd-( which there
was most almighty one on the guards Of the
boat ses l, 'you Internal rae ket maxim, smokn
snortin $500
sAfore could get any furder in my coaxin'
the crowd gin the most tremenges yearth- shakin
howl that ever was hearn--and one Teller, rs
they yer bFoadside with us, hollered ont, It'a
the Ugly one himselG Great Heavens what a
mouth! With that thar was somethin rained
and ratified in or boat like hail, only heavier,
and directly me and John picked up q level peck
Of buck horn handled knives! l'llbe did this
mint II We didn't
Old Mr.. Wallis looked to Heaven ~ If ap-
pealing there for the forgiveness OF some great
in NJ ~ eonsost had committed, but she said
Il 3
= 1iost acship' ~ bein ugly that time! Ar
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To NV Old Friends in Kershaw,

IJAViNG paid particular attention 20 the growth
L OF different kinds otiew Gotten seed for the
las, four years, became so convinced otte s,pe-
riori,y OF scme of them TO the gulf cotton. that
bought last fall every seed with which my crops Is
planted and am fully satisiipd that slla be hand
son,ely paid for SO 'oing. have The pront Banna-
ma, Pomegrana,e, Harris ar, golden chafk. This
year think the golden chatf and Poniegranae:
are doing best OF a wet year, and on fresh land
the Harris cotton will or has made more than any
other.
II any of my acguaintances should feel disposed
to try them Twill forward any reasonable amount
TO thareston, neatly put UP in strong sacks al
one dollar per b,,shel and this is what paid here
for all hut the golden chalf, for these paid 50
per busheL The expense to Charleston cai.not
be more than one dollar more in other, words,
I will deliver any reasonable amount of the
seedm Charleston at 81 per bushsi. Any che
sending an order shall have the seed cf The kid
ordered. Iwculd remark however, that have
no great many OF the golden chat TO spare, asl
purpose planting largely OF them. this is an early
cotton with very extended branches even to 'he
top. The golden chaf seed commanded $5 per
WILLIAM J.. McCAA.
DAYTON. ala.ssrpt Is, 1850. - 71-3t
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NEW
Staple and Fancy Goods.

TJNHE subscribers are now opening complete
l. assortment OF Staple and Fancy Goods, pur.
chased witt, much care, which they will dispose ol
on their usual literal TERMS, They consist III
part, as follows:
Heavy London Duttil Blankets
Super 81 10 l44 Lambs " ool Bed Blankets
Heavy alI-woo Negro Cloths
Nesrr Lillspys, very heavy aid stout
PLAID L,nScys; Wool Cloth Tor wolnens wear
Cloths and C;assiiliefes.
Superline hack, blue, brown, and invisible green
French Cloths
Supertiue Due-skin black Casslneres
Saillneis, assorted co!ors
kcntul ky Jeans. do Go
Elegant Fashionable FestiESs
Fancy C.ssiineres
Ked White and yellow Fiannels
COTTON GOODS.
lRINTS, of every description
Furniture CallcUes, very handsome
Glnsi.alus; Cross-Laf'd and ancy striped MusIns
Furniture and cambria Diui'y
Furniture FrlngeS; cotton catnOrIcs
CulureG ard black calnuricS
Silks and Fancy Articles.
E'egan, plaln AID atcr d black silks
pialn. figured and Maler'd coiored SILKS
:" Cinema Inquired dress silks. very rich
Belts; elegant lace capes
Musllu worked Collars a.id sleeves
Very iandsvme Ilserilngs ant Edyings
iInei.calnbr.c Hahdkerch'e:s
Ribbed silk Stockings; raw sI'k StocKihgs
French luer.nu, black aid assorted cuiurs
Super blutk aud uc edan black hlLaciias
S;ru ed and cruss-lar'd cuiored ApaCiias
DOMESTltS.
34,7 s and 5.j beacied and brown Shrtlnss
I'D uieacied and unbledched SheelInss
" iue and ul,bIeacicd Drills
Striped and plaid cui"red llomespuns
Bed / icks; apron checks; cotton Ozna6urgs
Suuer an assorted Ii .sh LlueIs
Lawn Lawns, Euw.aa: hatnask fabe-clotis
Uam,ask D,apci; llama; N"pkIus
Bird-e,e aud Russia Diapers
-ALSu-
iiunde, AID Gunny BagyIug
Lae Rope aud ~me; lr'n; Salt
.Su.ar, Coffee, Mua=ses
BiacksnlItll's Beiluws, Wees, AnvIIs. Hammers
ST. ew T. ales, Trace chains, Iolllns' Axes
ilueS Spades, SlU.e.s, Manure Forks
With conupe:e assortment "t hardware and
Cutlery
With uasy other hrlic!es loo te,ions 10 enumerate.
ii. LEVY Il son.
sept. IL. a on'
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NEW STORE.

TNIIE subscriber is now opening large assort
1 ment of Groceries and staple Goods:
in the Store lately occupied by William ]. Gerald
(south of the Bank Of Calnden,) which he VII
dispose of al Charleston prices for cash.
Those wishing to purchase would do well to
call and examine the stock, consisting Ill part, o.
the following, viz:
Loaf Crushed, Ground and (irnnulatcd Sugars
ST. Crux, Porto Rico and New Orleans do
New Orleans. Alusc0yadn and Cuba Molasses
Java; Laguira and Ro Coffee
tiuupnwdcr Young Iiyson and Black Teas
Sperm A,amlEtins aud 1alnw Candles
No Z and 3 Markarcl. in Barrels Half and Quarters
Wine Soda and Butter biscuits and Cheese
Soap md Starch. assorted
Pepper. Spice, Ginger, Sn'mcgs, Mace and Cloves
Powder. Sho: and Lead
Hardware Cutlery, Nuils and Castings
Taiuls, lirsecd Cil, Sperm Oil and n'iow Glass
-ALSO--
Beached and ubiea ccd Shirlinrs AMI Sectings
Blankets Bed Ticks. Apron Checks and OziElburgs
Together with large assortment Of
Bagsins, Rope and TWime.
J. w. BRADLEY.
Camden, S. c. Sept. %.
DJCash paid for Cotton and other Produce.
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FVNliE subscriber offers iSr saie his P'a:'a''on,
situate On Bear creek. asiniies southeast o.
LaLcas,erviile, contanHg : % acres, t0 o' winch
is ceared, ghe greater mari racenily the balance
woods The crop Of this par, with bands.
i'll be about et balcs of cori"n and 6tM bushels
co.n before the storm it Was III posed lt'o bales
would have been marle. On the premises is
new gin !,nu<e and screw. a co'nhrtab'e dwelling
and ali necessary nu. huiidlnss, Persons wish.
ine lo bus ard make cotton would so well to en-
anime, as viii! ,eH. =
Terms easy and accommodating. My reason
lor sel'lug is to engage III oiher business Some
ilkciy Negroes viii ais, be sold il de sired
WH.EtAM STEVENS.
Lancaster Dist s C.tSept. 81, lS50-S3
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1 VI, g. r KENNEDY, are NOW receiving their
il. supply of goods suIah e Tor the season. The
stock will lie found complete IN AL the branches,
usually kept Ly them, they have hern carefully
selected at unusually iuw prices, and ~''i tc sold
at "a very small advance on New York cus'. the
above would respectfully inH:le Inc attention ol
Their trends ard the lie pu5!lc generally 20 an eA-
animation OF !nc,r siuck, !ceIE% satisfied Il iow
prices aud goud styles viii cii; Ct salts, !Lcy ca
not lai 10 enl"v LIBERAL ~!,aGe oi tEat patronage
heretofore So fully extended I" hem
They beg TO call aite!:ilun 10 lew VI the lead
ing articles. VIZ
Rich F:surcd aal Ciene silks.
Newest sty.es uasHcrcS aid nUu;,ealirs
Chamgeab!e pcpiiis aud coburSs
Brocade and p!aIn iuSircs
Face Ca pes, collars aid clrnizcttcs
Puff sleeves, eli scill.dr work d bodies
Muslin aud thread e!gings aud ll:scrilIigs, &c
Gloves OF every description, hosiery do.
Lawn and cambria handkerckieia
English and AMERICAN prints, Unusually low
Furniture chiniz, gingllanis
Long and Squar- >ilawis; DC &c &c
Mourning Goods.
Super. alp paccas aud caliton cloti,a new article
Dark grey popin, giug hams and English prints
Fast cuiOrs, cellars and bdndkf'. liSrat!lrd
Cotton husr silk do, caslAere u cassncre sE Wis
In DonlcsticS.
Blea. slleetinss and long cloths, very low
lO-l TO l2-l Llea Il oro siiee,ng.suptr family linens
Brown and cold hSpuls ofali kinds
Lillseys, bed blankets, from l0-4 10 1874
White L. red lian's, shaker welsh y gauzc do. &c
GengIentcn's Wear.
Snp;r blk and cord french cloths
doeskins aud cassimeres
Tweeds in variety suitable ior boys
Satin, silk and cashmere vrstligs
crayalS, gloves and l,asi nose
Superior quality Of dress si!irts
Under c!o.llings ui every description.
Ready .'Iade Clothing.
Goats, vests slid p.Ii>, got Up III very superior
STYLE.
Hats and Caps
liz great variety and vi ,l. iaest li! fashions.
Negro Good.
Superior pIail:-, kersrys ald saii''els, suitable
fur house seivanl uI. Il eng. blankets, wool hats,
1t. Nc.
Together with tai sGFriy Of hardware &c,
al OF whi.l W he cl.,eii,ii'y sh9%I 10 Any oue
tavolins tleuI with ii Gail,
Sept. y II
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Fall Goods.
Sept. 90.

III BONNEII. & co. arc now rec tiviis their
l. Fail supplies, ~ which they Invite t"e alien
ton Of purchasers.
SCGAkS-S. CruS, Delta, crushed, powder
cd ainI clarified
COFFEH--Riu ana Java
TEA-lIeen and llIs'n
MUl.ASSES-Wes India and New Orleans
SALr-Tab!c and sack
MACKAREl.-No. and
Pickles, Hetchup. Mustard, Ginger, Pepper
SINCE, Crnrarnos, S"ar, Cand,ss, Starch, &c.
Hardware. llue>. hAes, Spades, %c.
R:,ggia,g. Esoyt naa Twi1tc.
DOMESTIC s. -tcat led and hr,wn iIcIIe-
splits
Tnorihrr viii, i genera! assortment .! GouGs
suited To tins market. For sac :"w by
July 20. T. EON\hl'l. ~ ".
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10000 PAIRS Os'
BOOTS AND SHOEE,

fNO BE llhD at te 4Ne% Hmua Store. aud viii
= be- sod iO~er iiian any e.cr heiore offered
III tins Misunderstanding pad he Cash ior eve ar
l;cie AID scer:cd irCin tie best and largest
u!ac!urcrs III tilc UnLeG States, sc Halter our
selves Ilt 10 u.e Can IaIi iu he plea ed in quan-
t'iy, quary and wice. Tie stock CONSISTS part,
as ioiiuwS--
Men fine ali stitched nouis
- Pump Bm.,
- Waterproof 4" cork so;c:
10 stitched and quilted s,lcs
200 pairs ic Cali scwcd Bouls from "a s., 10 SO "a
10 alri kr Irr.ci Buul>. from 81 ~ - w
Mems line Calf SEW ed Enoirs - 20 500
Il ID 10Th Iui,grcss Boots SO 10 81 80
- Jersey Ties, IS SO ~
x. pEs.d H"c"e' =. :, ,o 70 : = az co
Youths AG Fsged Boo,sss, 80. to 7ac >,
"s Bo",s assorted
Ladies' Dcpa, :ment.
Fine silk Caters, biack and e"iorci
wrs aud black
llaf Gaieis, wells ai! black
c,iure;i ahi nluck
Welt Ties, FoN-i. l':oad and Easy
- wi;i.out lips i,r cUrIis
= Jenny Lind booireH, hid and HorOreo
nid ad Ei,an.,,r ENcelsinrS
Kid aid h".GrcO Jenny Lial GuskiDs
Ia, Tor lr.>. Pump
Fire Kid slippers with R~el!rs
Fine Musrnc" Slippers and cs
flI.r ,.s ant! 5,!skI> Ncits
Fine Murtt,u in 10
Ind rslr. wide slips and Ties
i,uit Gu,kIIs aIid iIrs W els
Goat ih,u.s
Misses hlucI and culorcI t:;,iIcrs
hinr .l,r ,I-! c""7,i I.tif CATERS
b.arn. 1u,. and Dr,Ize kosicrs
hark ana cuiurei Surp'r"s
i.oat BOulr,< >cwed all icgged. for Schoo Shoes
ChiIrru's Silps and hou,s assorted
together w.h Il grut variety 0f Gen,lcmcis, Ladies
and C'hIlrcns Si.or,. tuj uInicruuS Ia lncniiun.
-Ai.SU-
Fiur TkAVELINi; IRI Nh>. CARPET BAGS,
SAirrE:< HATS and cars. Al u whici will pI:l-
li>.iy he sold lower Than the lowest for cash. w
Gf Gail anu see Tor yourselves, at the Ne" SlioL
STORE VI ,,o~r
Ss,t
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$50 Reward.

DANAEAY from the subscriber about the lst,
III Aug. ls49, my negro man Bogas, boot and
shoe maker By trade, about 35 years of age, black,
ken 10, a little stoopin The shoulders when waik-
ing, he was raised about Sunipserville, or Bishop
vile, and was formerly the property Of Bishup g.
Bowen, of SuTpter Dist. I purchased him Of
Thos Lang, Esq, OF Camden, and he has wife
at the Saluda factory, near Columbia, his mntlier
is in SumperviIle, and he is supposed 10 b. Iurk-
ing about the above places, or Georgetown, where
he has connexions. will pay $50 for his deiv-
cry to me at Lancasteryillc, s. e., S25 it he is
lodged in any Jail SO as lean get him, or the above
reward OF $50 foryh his apprehension and proof to
conviction against any responsible white person
who may have harbored or employed him.
WM. ROBINSON.
Oct 4; 1850. w6t T9
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Boots, Shoes and Leather,
I,GErIlER VITA
Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags and
Wolicoc

0ooo'j SAOSo CSAAA SAS1soAAS~'
itGhrhER VITA
Travelling Trunks. Garnet Bags and
Valicae.
w '1hAeeo' -,
'HlfE subscribers have just received the laTSeSt
i and best assorted stock of aSU1iS sa-2N
a,,o,. er.r c,fr.I il ,bis market 70 which they
-. ', - " " ~
Their stock consists IN part. d. !o!iowS, VIZ:
Gentlemen fashionable Drc-s Euo!s pnmp butionrs
" " stitch
- waterproof iu ,inic'i bottoms
:: g do cork s"ics
:, 'a'i psgcu.' ail"F'h' n'''
mp
li"Iil''iabe plippsoie Sh'eS , -,
ia'eii' i@isIsSr @ anu \ All ""''''
=. ill.,. IS''''i ''''"sA'e'
In'Ll % h'inirr Shoes
h"! J ''e N.l fuhP nr""
-. d" "a'rrpT""f E"o''
:. c,. nl' pcssc' '"'"
Kin i,
I4,,li.s Ite silk Cater.
Eid Slips
:. Blnrl Sn,i i;a;;ers
r.;rp
CooreI hungarian Iirs
:. Black g., %,,.. ...n.,,iu
= slciocco SIPS ani ';."s
- lma Rn:mr S".s
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Valuable Land for Sale.
In EQUITY. Lancaster District.

r. E. Wylie. Admr. George W. Coleman, decd
vs. Mary .A. olenian, and OILERS.
DY virtue ofthe decree fthe Court of Equity
ID ii, above case,I will offer for sale on Monday
the 2stIi October, 1850, at the dwelling house
the premises, all that valuable plantation whereon
George W.T. oleman formerly resided, situate on
Fishing creek III Chester District, containing be-
tween fire and six hundred acres, more or less,
bounded by said creek and BY lands OF p. 6. An
drr-on, Dr.. Mccreary and Chapel Howe.
Terms, credtof6 ard II months, the purcha-
ser giving bond with good personal security.
J. H. sWT'fiIERSPOON,C C. E. l.. d.
Com Office Lancaster C.D. Sept. II S2.G2.
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New Fall Goods,

new Fali 10oS1S's
ffIIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends;
1 aud the pubic generally, that he is now recel-
wing his Fail supply OF
Groceries, DaEacstieS, Nc.
Consisting in part, OF the following articles, viz
Browil. crlsi.ed lo.:f and clarified Sugars
New Orleans and Muscovado Molasses
Rio and JLva CUt:s
Rice, Cheese, Bacon and Lard
No. : and Mackartl
Corn, Fiuur, Oa:s, Salt
Swedes IRON Ct all sizes
Powder. Shot. Lead, S,aps, Starch, Candles
: Fine aud common Tobacco
fsaggi.ag, Esope and FWiiie,
Men and boys Wagon Saddles
Riding and Wagon Brides
HameS, Collars Riding aud Wagon Whips
-ALsO-
Crockery, Glass aud Hardware
Collin, best Axes, Nails, assorted size
Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks
Negro Cloths,
Bleachrd and brown II )me puns
Bed, Negro and Riding BLANKETS
a few cases ofmen and boys Hats and Caps
With all other articles usually found in we'll sup
piled Grocery and Hardware store, all of which
will b. sold exceedingly low for cash.
B. w. CHAMBERS.
Camden. =. G. Sept. 3. 40 h
ar'ri.e Srn!er Banner and True Sorihron will copy
for three lnOtl =.
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Notice.

Notice.
rJ>IE Special Partnership heretofore existing in the
i Of VIM NJ LUBBOCK d. Co., for the currnge u
Freipl and PusseucrrS OH the waters ofi State Of South
Carolina, by the steamboat ROBERT MARTIN, is thi'
tIay tlissolvcd with the consent of u the partners.
Clarleston, July 10th 1850
w NJ. LUBBOCK,
PiULt. .VIILEPJGUE & SON
C.J.SIIANNON.
ROBT. MARTIN
JR &c. r.. DUKES.
E. w WALTER
EDWIN p. STARR.
Sept 81 76 TT
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In Equity Lancaster District.

In Equity Lancaster District.
Ba;ly F. Ingram. VS.. William, Caulbern and wife
Nancy, Nathaniel B. lngraiD..Arthur Ingram, ct
;al.-Partiton Real Estate Jemima Ingram, (le-
ceased) and SO forth.
TT appearing 10 any satisfaction that Nathaniel
4 B. Ingram, and Arthur Ingram, Two Of the de-
fendani. in above case, reside without the limits q"
this Sar il is ordered on motion Of Hamr"onl, Sol
for r:..iaioant that the said defendants do plead,
answer or dem,ir to the Bill D above case on or
before lie .lst day Of November. 1880. otherwise
JuJymrut pro cunfexso will be ordered agains:
them. J. II. .WIFHEkSPOONC G. I. L. D.
Coln'rs Office, July 20. 1850. lot D.
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VIII. hlATTHIESSEN'S
Wholesale Clothing Establishment,
Corner of East Bay and Queen Streets,
CHAR LESION, s. G.
Manufacturing House, So, Flat St. New York.
TOUNTRY Merchants purchasing Clothing,
" will find it to their advantage 10 lock through
the stock of this extensive Clothing House, where
they will find fresh and desirable Goods, at prices
as low as can be purchased at in New York.
July 26. 80 swlOt
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Jarpeting.

rDMi!.i.in h.s 'r'm.ca' O. inGf"." an1 'e.
4 "ctrm C..:?crirsS, ior sale COW nE
Scot ri. II LEV x '>'.\'
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NeW Goods.

rgNIE unrrsig. j. now receiving his Fail supply "
.nr!, I.yiu. purchased very aFgciy. h. is enabled
4, oil ,.n 'lu,ruu 10 hl. FiWs and rn|''ii"r' !"
r,as FROM him Among his s!nr' may b" "'ini many
article. not USUALLY kept. and wiIr'I r VII lnhr great
pleasure s"nnc Regards prices. he wI br sat
,rh with Charrslu, terms. ibcInl deduction iltr "n
cash purchases l.. ". boNNLl'
S,.l;. II, -
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ScgaF'S.
Fresh Groceries &c.

Fresh Groceries &c.
THNII' subscribers ucg respectfully 10 inform
l. their friends and the puii!c generally, thai
,ney have now received their Fall supply OF
Gss3Cs3iaaGS.
Brown and cra> he'd Sugars
R.u and old Java C"ll'e
New Orleans and MuScnvado !Molasscs
Mackare, ms. I. !. aud 3
RICE, Snir, DC. &c.
ifaGsillg, sE0pe and Twinc.
Gunny Cloth y lbs. per yard, 46 inches wide
Dundee BaggIng, II lbs per yard
Weaver's hest Philadelphia Rope
Tlirec-ply Twinc &c.
WGOicns.
London Duf1e Blankets
Negro Blankets
Culored Saddle Blankets
Grey Plains Negro Linseys, &c.
--ALSO-
4 few barrels fine Mercer Potatoes. All OF
Which will be sold lnw for cash, b,
GEO. S. DOUGLAS & co.
SEPT. |, 1850. 76 II
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WHITE LEAD.

Expected daily, a large invoice of White Lead.
Chrome Green. Paris Green, dc. which will be
sold a, lower rates than hitherto offered in this
place. at MckAIN'S DRUGSTORE.
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Gnc,n Victoria ana If;are Alert, the latest
Lnl,;o@ papers ah,iSa us, a'e still fasticatlns;;
an1ql,., lie .,luuuiai:lS al i.scoiland. Her asies'
", hy the way. MIS- tie heroine Ola feat which s
Is s,.!lon performed eve" by the bare l'easspts
o' s!,at i,art u. the cointry,-the ascent o tue
rugged monuIaim Of Eeult board, some $500
feet above the level Of the >1a. During the toll
some ascent her l!ajcSty proved herself FIRST
rate pedestrian, and had the at dva"'ase over
Prince .,Ibert ia more than one contest, III
s,rnonliue the more rugged points, were the
hands perform fully rs important part OF l''
locomotior. rs it the feet. and eventually the
Queen rcaced the summit .be first OF the par
Is.
The summit Of the mountain is almost voia
Of yeyctatio', having the peculiar weather 'ea,
zen aprpar,nca common 10 Scotch mountains S.s
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