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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-06-19
First Grand Democratic Rally,

The Democracy of Dubuque, held its first raj
~ on Saturday evening last, over Davis saloon.
Speeches were delivered by the regularly nom-
mated candidates and other gentlemen. MIR.
Hampstead thanked the Convention which con-
TERED upon him so great an honor as to nomi-
rate him for Chief Executive of the State, and
pledged himselfto use all honorable cxertions to
secure the election of the entire ticket upon
which he had been placed. Judge Clark also
acquitted himself in handsome manner; indeed
he made an able speech, which was chered with
enthusiasm. He also pledged his exertions in
support Of the regularly nominated candidates,
Gen. Lewis, D. S. Wilson, and H. V. Gidea
Esqrs., made few and Appropriate remarks -
Mr.. Burt recapitulated the proceedings of the
State Convention, and made other remarks of
general interest to the meeting.
DR.. Holt, in mastery manner, reviewed the
proceedings of the Floyd, State, and Congress.
ional Conventions, and concluded by recon-
mendng to the party, unity of action, and single
ness of purpose.
The meeting was we'll attended, but owing to
its being the first rally, there was not that de.
gree Of enthusiasm that will hereafter manifest
itself at our meetnga, now that our signal fires
are lit up. We we'll satisfied, however, that
every democrat returned home we'll pleased with
the proceedings of the evening, and girt on the
armor that forebodes victory and the triumph of
Democratic principles.
j. G. Shields, Presdt.
J. J. Z. NORMAN, Sec'y.
.arrical Of the atlantic from Liuerpool-.Shortcst
passage cccr made. English Steamer beaten!
New York, June 10.
The Atlantic left Liverpool on the 9th Ma y
and made the run to New York in ten days and
eight hours! being the shortest time ever made
between the two ports.
Markets firm at previous rates. Breadstuffs,
former prices maintained.
The political news is interesting, but not I'm
portant
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M@,W STORE. ...-.
Just Opened Directly opposite the
Bank. .....s
,HE attention of the public is respectfully
: 4 called to large and well-selected stock OF
Groceries, and Ready Mule Ciothiug. lust omen
ing ing at the above place, at prices ,ehich cannot
taa to please.
Ladies are invited to examine the assortment
o. Dress Goods, which will be found in great
var'ety; also, Ginghams, Ribbons, Fringes, La
ces' ehawls' Gloves, Hosiery, and all articles in
GROCERIES have been purchased expressly for
family USE and are fthe best quality.
Country Merchants
are requested to call and ascertain prices before
purchasing, as [ am confident can SUNNY tbcm
at such rates as will be much to their advantage
S. ELLIOTT.
Dubuque, Iowa, May IS, 1850. Soft
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GRAFFENBERG MEDICINES.
A NEW supply of these valucblc medicines Just re
( A ceivcd and for sale lv
May 3 f. F. GILLESPIE
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Arrival OF the Georgia from Cuba.

New YoRK, June 10-S, P. M.
The Georgia arrived yesterday from Havana,
bringing advises from that place to the 4th inst,
being five days later than has been heretofore re-
ceived. 15f n s:sE I'm l-sFal =srssi dire.
The u. s. steamer Saranac, bearing the
broad pennant of Com. Tatnall, entered the har-
Dor of Havana previous to the Georgia's sailing,
and was to leave in the afternoon for Norfork
The. sloops of war Albany and Germantown
were cruising off the the harbor.
Here the line cast ceased working. 3 I. 4
We notice the marriage Of Mr.. Day to Miss
Field, which presents this singular anomaly
+ that although he won the Field, she gained the
Day NJ a1
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sHERIFF SAFE.

..4. .. SHERIFF. SALE. .a. ....
Emerson Shields & co.. 10y virtue Of an
...,u-s vs.: - ADexecuton, or or
Benz Rupert. )der of sale, to me di-
rected, issued by the District Court in and for
the county of Dubuque and State of Iowa, a.
ganst defendant, l will, on the 18th day of Ju-
ly, A. d. 1850, between the hours of ten clock,
A. NJ. and six o'clock, P. NJ. of that day, at the
door of the Court House in said county, expose
to public sale, the following described real es-
tate, that is to say, Lots No six hundred and
fftysx a, (656a,) and six hundred and fifty-se-
ven a, (657a,) in the city eff Dubuque, in said
county, to satisfy said writ as | am therein com
handed H t,EC = ~&@'tff u
w. G. STEWART, Shift d: G.
Dubuque, June II (, 1850 40-3t. price $3.50
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PRIME COD LIVER OIL
7 HAVE received Il supply of pure White Cod Liver
Il Oil, which eau warrant genuine. For sale by
May g. E. +. GILLESPIE,
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DAVIS PAIN KILLER
SUPPY of this Valuable Medicine lust received
IA and for sale by
May f. f. GIJJESpI
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f....s SOMETHING NEW IN, DUBUQUE. sf
< NEW Saddle and Harness Mandatory has ust
~ been opened the side of Main and Foirtl,
Streets at the sign Of the Saddle where there is now
naniacturIng Saddles, Brides Single and Double Team
in such establishments
The material used In this Mandatory is warranted to
be of the best quality. 800 ~
The Stock is entirely new, having been just received
from the ST. Louis Market and the Proprietor is deern
CD NOT to DO cxceed in the quality of his work under
sold in Prices.
Repairing Of all kinds neatly and promptly executed at
All persons having need ofwork in this line will do
well to try this New Establishment : III -
h GJ-N. B-Cash paid for Hides 80
n.,.. HENRY X RoDoLpH
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SIt'S Nothing Else,

RUT FACT, that You buy of L. RANDALL & Co :,
ID at the Hawk Eye Harness Shop, any the following
named ariclesor any others that they manufacture or
keep to sell, cheap at place Owe read about
Studies, Harness, Trunks, Brides, Collars, Va-
Uses, Carpet Bags, Uhips, Curry Combs, Cards,
Brushes, Buffalo Robes, Buffalo Orcr- Shoes,
Sleigh Belis-nmd q raricty Of other articles tao
numerous and tedioms to mention. Suffice 1t to
sag, that "ce'r &c got en-, all, # not more.
Repairing done short notice.
Carriage Trimmings "done up in rag''
Besides all this we have good assortment Of
LEATHER,
saddery, Hardware, and Shoe Findings consisting
CaG Kip Hog and Sheep Skins; Morocco; Innings and
Bindings; Lasts, Pegs, Boot Trees, Crampng Boards,
Clamps, Shoe Nails Shoe Thread Jappanned and Brass
Hardware, liamcs, Chains, &c. &c.
We are still to be found at the old place-Sign of
the Big Collar, NO. ], first above the NAPLES
House, Man-Strcct DUBUQUE. -"
L. D. RANDALL & CO..
Dubuque, Dec y, 1s49. Idly
9N. B.-"All orders will receive prompt attentions
whether post paid notespecauy il they enclose plenty
Ofmoney. - =.- -
Se.J"Cash paid for Hides.
HAY.
I TONS good Timothy Hay for sale by
Jan. 90, 1850. .,.... !
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Drs. Lee and Reynolds,
(SUCGEON DENTISTS,)

ESPECTFULLY tender their professional services to
very large assortment Of Porcelain TE 1bo a witt,
and without gumS) and will insert Teeth on gold plate
either on the atmospheric pressure principle, spiral springs
or clasps from one to whole set the may require.
Also, Prot Teeth inserted in the approved manner;
likewise, all operations for the health and preservation of
feet satisaction The Chiorot, Lctheon will be
mnislered, (if reGuested) when deemed proper.
Suitable TooTH POWDERS, Brushes, Tincturcs WASH
es, &C., can be had at their office.
Their charges will he moderate; and all failures repair
ed gratis.
QoFFiCE on Main-street, No. 70, opposite the Bank.
tcran Church.
January 80, 1885, 2l-lv
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DIED-On the 18th inst of consumption, Mr.
RUFUS MILLER, aged "a years
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CITY HOTEL.

CXHY HGHHEEl ~
CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND MADISON STREETS.
r,-@,. ~ a,a IOWA CITY, IOWA. 'sh
NNHIS large and splendid Yellow Brick Ho-
l. tel is now open for the accommodation of
Travellers and regular Boarders, having been re-
Gently fitted up in superior style. The location
is one of the most pleasant in every respect in
the city, and situated near the State House, Land
Office, and the most business part of the city.
The Proprietor pledges unremitting attention
to the comfort and accommodation of his guests,
and respectfully solicits share Of public patron
age. r, .s5a .ar. ana J. w. McCADDON.
May 90, 1850. 3S-Gt aI5 .za..@ :,
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G.. T.. Nightingale,

G. T.. Nightingale,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC:
Office on .Nainscrcet, opposite tic Bauh
WILL practice in the Justices Courts and in the Dis
w trict Court of Dubuque County He will also give
particular attention to Conveyancing Drawing of Mort
cages, Leases and every description of writing needed
those who may need his services.
Dubuque, April, 1850 30-Gm.
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References In Indiana.

4al a1,sl3 :. References in Indiana. gss
His Excellancy Coy Joseph A. Wright, Indianapolis
Col james Il. Lane Lieut.. Governor, do -. s
Hon. O. II. Test, Secretary of State, f4st b do 10
Douglsss Macguire, Auditor of State, i n do 1sl
Hon. Caleb u. Smith, Connersyille; fE 4
Col w. A. German, M. @. Bloomington; sa9@s
Hon. .. NJ. Huntington, Judge U. s. Dist CT Cannelton
A. NJ Puett, Esq, Rockville, IS s5s5I,lr. 81. - &,
Col. Thos II. Blak ., TerreIiuute; Trustees Wabash
Chas Butler, Esq New York Crty; anu Ae S r
Jacob D. Early, Esq, Tene Hnutc; sf9 sasft NJ rs
VIM. Burtcb, President Branch bank yincennes; e.
James Collins, Jr., State Agent, in New York. ss
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GOODS ..a IT, DIRECTORS.s a Jssls val
Hon. r. N. CAnNAN, Lawyer, Vncennes, Indiana; 1.
JACOB PEA, Manufacturer, Knox County, Indiana;
10 w. J. HEBERD, Merchant, Vncennes, do
Hon. c. NJ. ALLEN, Lawyer, n do = Z % do
Horace Z. PECK, Merchant do .hq3 do
ZEPHANIAH PLATT, Lawyer, New York City.
Elk Gov. d. WALLACE, lawyer indianapolis, Indiana;
s24 7. T.BENBRrDcE, Merchant, Lafayette, do
fe~ +. T. BAILEY, do Fort wayne, do
WALTER WEARY, do Terre- Haute do
HENRY ID. ALLIs, do Evansville, do
II. r. scHooLcRArT, Naturalist, Washington D. G.
J. VINCENT T. WEsr, NJ. D., Pike County, Indiana
X. N. CARNAN, President.
IA - fis9 .,.., M. M. HAYDEN, Agent,
december 10 lo4S lo-ly. 3d@@ Dubuque.
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IOWA SHOE STORE,

IOWA SHOE STORE!
=
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT
NlE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of Dr.
buque and vicinity, that he has received a large and
well selected stock of "
Boots and Shoes.
or the Spring and Summer trade, that new arrivals of
the latest and best styles and qualities may be expected as
long as navigation remains open. ~ "
kinds, Styles and qualities of which his stock consists bt
would most respectfully invite and all to cali and
his assortment of Iadys and Gentemcn's, Misses and
Boys Youths and Chdrens Boots and shoes neat new
and very low for tho ready dust.
All Country Merchants wishing Boots and Shoes nv the
case or dozen, will find to their advantage to examine
my stock, before purchasing elsewhere
ALSO,
Always on hand heavy stock of Leather and Find
Jugs, will be sold at the lowest rates possible
Friends and customers will remember the well known
established Sho Store at the sign of the Big Boot
d. DECKER.
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Fresh Teas.
> n Package, GUNPOWDER,
w IMPERIAL,
HYSON,
HYSON SKIN,
YOUNG HYSON and
BLACK, (fnc Oolong,)
in chests, half chess2O and 10 h. boxes all of which arc
of the latest mportatons and warranted give satisfac-
ton. Reed per Excelsior, and for sale by
April II, 1850. 32-tf X. A. y E. II. SMITH
just Received.
\ LENANDER'S Kid Gloves; Pink Blue and Straw
~ Grapes; Zephyr Worsteds & Canvass; Steel Beads
Purse MOuntings
The attention of the Ladies is invited.
Apr. Both X. A. e. f. II, SMITH
SNNeIrleS.
CAI.ClNED PLASTER,
OAKUM,
PITCH,
LARD OIL,
TAR,
4 & T. II SMITH,
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A. kA. Davis q Co.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Confectioner and dealers in I'LL kinds of Fruit tous nuts
Patent .Hedicincs, &c. &C.
WOuLD most respectfully inform the inhabitants O,
w Dubuque and vicinity that they have taken the store
on Man, between Bird and 4th streets lately occpicd by
u 3 Terry, where they are now opening and intend
carrying on the above business in all its branches and hope
by strict attention to business merit large share of
business.
In the above establishment may be found among other
things, all kinds of Fancy Candies and Confectionarys by
the box Lemon syrup by the barrel gallon, German
toys and Patent Medicines at wholesale retail Gran
gcs, Lemons Figs, Rasns soft-shel Almonds, Pecons
FlbcrtS, FIRST rate Tobacco and Cigars.
ALSO. During the season excellent soda wafer
and Carbonacd Sarsaparra Mead, Ice Cream ETC.. and
at all times supply of Cakes and pics of the very best
kind
he spacious and magnificent SALOONS attached to
tins establishment for the accommodation of ladies' and
gentlemen are open during the day and evening for the
reception of visitors Cakes, Pics Ice Creams and other
refreshments served at a few moments notice.
Public and private Balls pic nics sorccs and wedding
entertainments supplied with every dccacy an entirely
ne" style OF ornamental pyramids for table decoration
furnished at short notice. April 8, IS5O.-lv.
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N E W $ I OR e.!

WILLIAMS E.sra .......
~, ro JUST received, and is now opening, at the store
Dfo'' an entirely new and desirable stock of 49,
Sprtrg anu Summer Goods;
and fancy - ''"~1,
DA85S 8GhR8. @E
Lawns, De Lanes, Mus, Ribbons, Edgings, Lacess Ru
ches Artcias, etc., well choice variety of Prints
Also: BROAD CLOTHS, CAssIMEREsr
SATTINETs, SUMNER CLOTHS;
TICKlNGs, DRILIINGs, sHEETINGs,
winch he will be pleased to sell to the citizens of Dubuque
ana vicinity, at exceedingly low rates. He is sellin
COMMON PRINTS, at cts per yard.
BROWN sHEETING, at cts pr do
AMERICAN GlNGIIAM 70 ~ cts pr yd ss!.l
BROAD CLOTH, $3.50 per yd. .,,.s s.s. s.57g
ANA other Goods at corresponding prices which the al
tention OF the purchasing public is respectfully soil
cited. o.. =. 1870 0'~--'
Dubuque, April Esd, 1850 SO BINS
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NTlNDOW GLASS--l00 boxes "Chambers, Agnew
W Co.'S" best city made window glass assorted sizes
IN fine ORDER received per Wisconsin, and for sale by
box or dozen by
AprS. Il. a. & f. H. SMITH.
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Michael Burke.

SURVEYOR AND CIVIL Observation-Disclosures GARRY
OWEN, JACKSON COUNTY, IOWA.
HEw attend to any business entrusted to him in Tho
- line Of his profession. He is also Deputy Countv
Surveyor of Jackson county. ' 0'"'''S
May %, 1850 SLY
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BONNETS.
\ SPLENDID assortment of Spring styles of all dual
n tiles, just received and for sale by
May 1850 FELLOWS & YOUNG,
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More New Goods ut Fellows and
YOunS'S.

GROCER
A FINE lot of Family Groceries, just received and 70
n sale at wholesale and retail by
May 8, 1850. FELLOWS & YOUNG
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Quinine and Morphine.
x SUPPLY of the shove articles on hand &
49, T8 E.F. GILLESPIE.
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DRIED PEACHES,
On BARRELS just received aud will be sold at bal
Nv gain in lots to suit purchasers
Dubuque, May 8, EMERSON & SHIELDS
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RISKS IN lives Of persons going to California will be taken
at an extra rate of premium .~.-.-- Is aias3 sE1f
Pamphlets, blank forms of application, and all papers
necessary for full information the subject of Life Is,
rance, always to be had at the Office. u 5.stH 3
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Superior Canton Teas. %Ge
T HAVE just received suppyof Fresh Teas, from the
Canton Tea Store, in New York; consisting of Impe-
Teas warranted good snd fresh. If they do not give
entire satisfaction they be returned For sale by
No. l, Globe Bullnngs, -- GILLESPIE.
Dubuque, April %, 1850 ,ra sgg2sr.s&B
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BRASS FOUNDRY,

June 9Th, 1850. 39-3w
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CANDIES.
On BOXES Mould Candles, 5 do Star Candles, f,
~ sale by
May 8, 1880 FELLOWS & YOUNG
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KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
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J. NJ. FADIN.
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RE VAL!
Globe Building No. 3.
HE subscriber takes this method to notify his friends
II ana the public generally, that he has purchased the
STOCK OF Goodrich and Brother and Just received from
INC eastern and Southern cities new and complete
Stock of Merchandise,
embracing wcllselcctcd assortment of Fancy and Silk
goods IN addition to the usual Stock of Cloths Cassmers
anetts Domcstics Prints, and Dress Goods and Hats
Caps Boots, and Shoes Parasos; Hard ware and Croce
RES The former Goodrich and Brother and
alothcrs, are invited to call and examine nv stock
FGoods sent ot,c residence of purchasers within thn
city, If required, free of charge.
n.., IF. v. GOODRICH
Dubuque, Iowa, April II, 1850 32-Iv
ptiNIED Lawns and Jacconets, for sale at No. g.
L Globe Building, by ~ cocpR1ou. -
DIAM and printed Borragcs, for sale by
= GOODRICH.
SlLk Tissues, "a beautiful artcc) uit received by
- v GOODRICH
large lot of French work. Jacconcts and Swiss Mus
a Inns, just reed from N. York. F v GoopRIcu
A splendid lot of Bonnet Ribbons, direct from York
IA for sale by F coor,,cu
DURSE Twist and Zephyr Worstcri-a fine article
L On hand and for sale by v GoopnIcH
large assortment of Parasols of the newest STYLE
IA now opening coopR1cu's
I ACE Wells, Fans, Lace, Infant's Waists French
IL Markings, Cotton and Silk Braid, for sale low by
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A. b. ROBINS, Scribe.
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f. F. GILLESPIE, Globe Building,
now receiving his spring stock of fresh and genuine
j. Drugs and Medicines also a large supply of Paints
Oils, Window Glass, Glassware, Dye Stufs, Brushes
Pcrtumcry, Patent Medicines, &c. Persons in OF
such articles would ''do wcll'' examine my goods and
prces before purchasing, determined to sell chcar
for cash. r. f. GILLESPIE
Dubuque, April 2nd 1850. "
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-28
Art Of Prolonging Life.

On the art Of pro!onging life, Dr.. Huff
man says The hest drink is water. drink
commonly despsed and deemed preiud lci.l.
| will not hesitate, however. TO declare it to
be one of the greatest means of h,imnn life'
He then mentions surgeon who at the aye
Of forty, was a miserable hypocLondrinc =
but who was afterwards cured by the use of
water, and who lived to the age Of 90. his
last days being the most healthy. Again he
says, water is the great promoter; it assists
all the secretions of The body
Another writer observes Water drinkers
are more healthy and long lived than Others.
In such the facilities of the body and mind,
are stronger, their teeth are wilmer and more
perfect, and their sight less subject 10 full
urc'
Another writer SAYS: 'All drinks supply
the wants of nature only bv the quantity Of
elementary water rtey contain, this senti.
ment should be remembered.
The celebrated nr. jackson, Of The Brit
ish West Indies, says, 4 have wandered
great deal about the world my health has
been tried all ways; and by the side Of Tenn.
perance and hard work. have won our
two armies in two wars, and probably couli
wear out another before my period of old
age should arrive. ! eat no animal food,
drink no wine or malt liquors, or spirits Of
any kind. | regard e'Ier heat no cold.
who'd nor rain, when business is in the way
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-28
Beauties of the Aristocracy,

Mr.. D'Israel has stated that the lands
of the United Kingdom are morrgaged for
an amount two-thirds as great as the Ma
tional Debt. And the interest ON these
enormous mortgages, the interest on that
crushing National Debt. and the support
of the whole governing aristocracy. comes
upon the backs of the laborers. There is
where the whole burlhen falls. and there
is where rests The whole burden of the
world. In England every working man is
the slave of many tsskmasters. He works
10 support government, army and nayy-to
support a privileged and pensioned aristoc-
racy--to support the church-to support The
landed gentry. 10 pay the interest or The
national debt, and the interest on the mort
cages of his landlords. II alter nll this,
there is anything left, he has ii. II not he
starves. These are facts TO make men fall
in love with Democracy. -NcW York DAILY
I'ines
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-28
Boston, Feb. 1S, 1S49.'
Misery in Hungary.

The New York Tribune translates some
Hungarian correspondence from the Kol-
nlshe Zeitung, from which il appears that
he country. already tesolaled Ivy pestilence
and war, is being stripped of its inhabitants
by the corscripions for the army, every
one being enrolled. who served ia the rev
oluionary war. Already 10000 Honveds
had been enrolled. There are not hands
enough left to sow the fields, and the burnt
down villages cannot be rebuilt. When
the HungarIans came before courts of JUS
lice, they were insultnelj repnlsed by the
magistrates MS Hungarian dogs, and the
utmost rigor is exercised against them for
the smallest offences. A bow cannot be
bent beyond a certain degree before il will
break; and so it must he with the Aus
irian yoke upon the neck Of Hungary.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-28
Early Disadvantages.

4 learned Grammar, says Wm. Cobbet,
when ! was private soldier on sxpence
day. The edge of my guard he'd, was
NY sent 90 study in; my knnpsack was my
bookcase, aud biz of board living in nv
lap, was my writing table. had no mon
ey TO purchase candles or oil; in winter
lime it was rarely thar | could get any light
but thai of the fire, and OILY by turn even
Of that. To buy pen or sheet of pa
per, was compelled 10 forego some por-
lion of food, though in a stale Of half star
vaiion. | had no moment of time that |
could call my own; and had TO read and
write amid the talking, laughing, singing,
whstling and brawling of at least half IA
score OF the most thoughless of men. and
that too in hours of freedom from control.
Aud say, if |, under circumstances like
these could encounter and overcome the
TASK, can there be, in the whole world. a
youth who can find excuse for the nom
performance.