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Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28
WILLIAM COHEN,

n Hahn street, HahWc",, ~" -,
.,,or h,s permancntly located in this envy
lE SnosI,o nrcpared 10 repair watches, o,oSe" ON
nHa most wckmaoho manner hna and
ss s, fresh w ;sSs' Ct 'ss ns;
most Fashionable honsss in the east His stock ,ha.s
the best mPS SV nny other house the city, ana amos.
linn sa he satisfied rsrs Ss H'
he oilers grea, Marion and Rails counties are W.
The citizens ns;, U to give me cali Store on S
'js s TeeSa in addition former Ser s0S ns
ply Of Ear Rings, Plus &C. smiths A,iS New York Col
let Ear Rings, new s,y sr, fine ar,icic. oct2i
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28
II. &. FARRELL'S
CeiebrI:.G,s .7rNbiNM LiniaMesa4,

causing counteres spring all over the country spread
ing bauefu influence the land robbng the pockets
the aud unsuspccng by imposing them worth
aud poisonous trash tor the genuine H. e. Fare's Ara
binn Iinnen Fellow Ciiizens Look well benre you buy
and sc that the bottle has the letters w. c. before
Farre II it has not II is cousTsRvEir The abel around
rar bottle all lnimen reads thus: I'll q Farclls Cee-
bTaicd rabian Iinmcni and my signature is written upon
the label words blown the glass bottle,
al q Farrcrs Arabian l.inmon PEORIA
This truly great cne still goes corqnernG diseases
and snnchng poor poweTcss victim fran the
Nv ts rily stimulating penetrating and Anodyne quail
ties of limbs which have been palsird lo
wears and its singular of reproducing the SynoyIa
Fluid Joint Water nil diseases of the Joints with
surprising rapidly For rheumatism, and affections of the
SHINE aud Spleen II has proved sIf spECc; aud for nfiec
tions the Lungs Liver aud Kidneys II is most valuable
and powerful auxiliary also, for all Diseases of the Glands
Scoiua Goiire Swelled Neck &c And indeed for al
most any where external application is required
this medicine siauds unpa rnllclled
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28
Ssd KeOEWE Daily
Line or Packets.
"A USsR A sSEt=N
VERNON, N. Mullikin, Master.
yG KEARNEY, e. Morrison, Mast.
~ BERTRAM, Chas. Dean, Master.

well known line OF steamers will leave
every evening, (Sundays excepted) at
n. M, for Keokuk, and all intermediate Ian.
Ind make their return trips every day, except
kys, during the ensuing season. They will ar
Hannibal on their upward trips, every day, cx.
Mondays, at 10 O'Clock, A. M, and on their down.
trips, every day, except Tuesday, at 10 o'clock.
J, positively.
= owners OF the above line of Packet Steamers.
pccini notice, that they will be responsible for
IMAGES Of money, or money letters, or any other
packages, only in cases where receipt
bill OF lading is given by the captain or clerk
boats. In no other case, will they be re-
FOR the safe delivery Of such packages; and
it TO be expressly understood. that when.
ackages are received, they are to be regar
risk of the owner unless rcceipted fol-
VI. MILLER ~ BOWER,
Agents, Hannibal
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28
Administrators Notice.

-, riyen IN nil persons intrrraieu w thai
oTG lanes ses cy late Of R",. cT"" aa"s
.a u"dr.s"a ad" II ,Ss e "s Court con,
,.nr" ,t s sS AL ps ns @
against estat" are ,nsv may be,peciuded from ny
within Twelve and il presented with" "e'
Mi, hc far ever barred. ,.>,cc A CMIcON, admin.
Vet oath. 1880, JAMES 80
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28
From The Hon. Peter lMinard, one Of tic Old
est Settlers in Illinois.

gives me pleasure ndd testimony to tho virtues Of
your great medicine. of my boodcd horses had citing
cap the knee tahont the size OF hens egg Some
said strain, and that II was the joint water from
knee, could be cured tried oil cedar on IT, aud all
the inenis aud ontnenis and they did good than
water then by persuasion of friends, tried II farrels
Arabian Imminent happy mud IL take effect ner
few d,ys and 1t finally cured the noble animal entirely
think decidedly the greatest Imminent for horse well
human flesh, ever knew.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28
FRESH ARRIVAL.

7 AM now in receipt of large and splendid assort'
l. ment of elegant staple and fancy Dry Goods, di~
rect from the city of Baltimore and present
riety Of articles before brought 10 this mar
ket My goods are not bought at auction waTer ooms,
but are carefully selected from the best wholesale i'm
porting no uses in the cast, and those who purchase
them will not be deceived.
The attention of the ladies is particularly called TO-
my assortment as have every thing that is essary
TO complete the toilet
Farmers will also find il, 10 their interest to give me
CALL as offer great bargains, substantial goods, and
general satisfaction.
Look for the right house-thc Peoples Store''-on
Main street, in Commercial how.
sept EDWARD DUNNING.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28

D,s,r WA,-.-Never put oft ',l' 70 m"r .o,h.
wha. you can do to day aid an nas. Iei ". eat
", 10 her child, We'll, then MANN, 'ss a. III,
IN. cranberry pie that' in the 'a'e'
p,ecocious reply. tf91-
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28
FOR THE LADIES,

~, ru I, ,bs .ssisn q Tho Flasn beaMS n
'sss g. s ssE %ss aSn ct Inc n
NOR, pOr,stou, aud the most de',' s HfARpENANG's.
ow at lma12----- -----------------t
me p.lsiss Ss:s .. WIS siI mAARS SDs
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28
Missouri state Mutual Insurance
Company.

Stdte hHsUEaHCc
Company.
DIRECTORS:
John O'Fallon, c. NJ Valleau,
Reuben Kno Daniel D. Page,
Oliver Bennett, John Sigerson,
John S. McCune, Joseph A. Eddy,
True w. Holt.
TINHIS company is established upon the mutual prin.
l. cple of insurance; and is einphatically home
institution. The fire risks of this company are ex-
tended into all parts of this state. Its earnings are
employed or invested in stocks OF real estate,
but kept Tor the prompt liquidation OF LOSSES and un-
der the immediate control Of the Directors Every
person insuring with the company becomes interested
in its success, aud its profits Instead OF being divided
among few stockholders, belong to these who insure
in his company.
This company is taking risks upon real estate,
stocks in trade and personal property situated With
in the State Of Missouri. They have limited the
amount to be taken in block in this city, carefully
avoiding a concentration of risks. This Company
issues its policies for term Of years, eectng per-
manent insurance at rates that cannot but prove salts
factory TO the assured with return premium Of from
fifteen 10 fifty per cent. for the term of years which
the policy may run.
C. NJ. VALLEAU, Pres't.
II. D. Bacon, Treasurer
:. F. LEDYARD, Sec'y.
have been duly appointed agent for this county,
p. Kunkcl Co.. where will take pleasure in re-.
ceivng application for insurance.
mayl6-ly. A. b. WEBB, Agent
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IEsc. Bunker. Of Nl,p Canton, III. .snusl


MIR H. g. Farcis Arabian iniment has cured bad
here which every other remedy had failed
while cords In tho leg of boy twelve
old The leg had wihered away and contracted
that he had oft Three doctors had tried their skill
upon vain and sinking to the when
boys father induced H. e. faeli's Arabian Linz
Bctoe the first butlIe used he came into Mr. rs
store and words he said "Mr Baker want NIL
that ninent the store; the bottle did
all that had bcrn done before" The boy
hearty aud has free OF his legs II good
for sprains bruises, cuts, burns end sweings,
the best medicine in the world cheeriully recommend it,
had been afflicted FOR 10 with in
breast and houders which bad that could hardly do
ALL and would have lie in he'd for two weeks ni
Vine with IT, used nimenl an H. and cured me sound
and we'll had al the time OF using your nimcnt one OF IN.
worst coughs ever had iAmy ife; and y cured mat ion
| crys,p eas, &C. ISAAC CLAYTON.
Manufactured only by n g. Farrell sole Inventor and pro-
pret and wholesale druggist No. II Main street Peora III
| 10 whsm all communications must be addressed and
Fotsale by
\ Y. y. BRIrrIsGuAM Son, Hannibal,
r C.S. Skinner, la Grange,
II is.Y. LES sos, Palmyra,
| y @. NJ. GENTRY, Shcbyyir,
Il On MARpERs HARDY, Paris.
nndcghry authorized 'nis all over the United states
~ CahaN Got Faror Book, free of charge. nny 30 sm
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28

-----.--,,,---h. has NOW on hand and Is E 8, n
TINE sne s"rs;yos the largest and best as
4 da'y :, cEoDs. suitable for this market, eve,
sorted stock OF n0 Missouri lie returns his most
e5osS' thanks for rGa support %sn hs e oa III
w wa, 10 'p merit is continuance, 4 H. ""
| ceb 2S
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28
april lS.tf

TUE triumphant success of the greet Arabian Remedy
man md bpa
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28

ddnnibdl
rain street, he
two doors south
out for the big
"SrAR," on il.
temple Of Fashion
HI can save thirty
bprie.orcdn and w.H
|nnibal, and it is for
lrst call.
& may induce others to
but be careful and
I've but one house-it is
nth of the Great Western
d the large STAR on it.
? l.. BLOCK, Proprietor.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28
R.0OTS g. SHOES.

A Beauf" uh snrpy EATERS ., walking shos'
slippers &C. as we'll n,a sgSM such as mems
y ssa ard ssay sssy
winter shoes TO De sou M ~ q. r. GREEN.
in Hannibal, Ioc''I
EDMUND MACON
rllos. II. LARh.N', ,pIIN 81 CO.,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28

II 1T. I.NNNIN y .,rrcl,nufa
.,,', aud produce Mercna"s'
ana NO SIS Levee, St. Louis.
S,;on cven 10 The sale Of Tobacco,
W Special ata,H'Hn SI advances made on con
a snnents for, sale hefe' " w. jan Billy
s,-a,ute,n cites .---------
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
NHaqUOkcta Academy,

JA c X SOW CO UNITY, IOWA.
TJNIlE fall term of this Institution commenced on the
18th day of October, 1850. The trustees feel graed
in recommending this Institution the attention of the
public Its past success under the of Dr. LAKE has done
much to place it on permanent basis: his long expert
cuce and peculiar method of mparting instruction have
secured the confidence of both parents and pupils lie
Will be aided by competent assistants and no effort be
spared to render the school worthy of patronage This
institution located in region of country distinguished
alike for its hcatuncss and for the high tone of morals
which charactersc the community where it is located
The situation of Maquoketa being the Main road be
tween Dubuque and Davenport and about equally distant
from either place, and having the advantage of a daily
mail stage afford an opportunity of easy access.
Pupils of all ages received and arranged into classes
according to their advanccmcnt-a the branches which
enter into thorough and polite education comprs
ed in the course of instruction..
he ann of the principal is to render this institution de-
slrable, esp cially to parents in North I'm Iowa.
The scholastic year is di dud into three terms of II
weeks each, and arranged give long vacation
during the hottest part of the summer months.
Board III priva' families can be obtained on moderate
terms;
Maquoketa, Oct. l6 1850. olG-tf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06

JAMES BLANCHARD & Co.,
1--x1R HAVE just opened Main Street, mex
SsasGsssI5 door to w. P. WghtInan's
49, Drug Store.
Esss "A They invite the attention Of Physicians
ssaGA Country Merchants and all those that are il
any way afflicted to examine their Splendid stock ON
Drugs and Medicines have all been purchased since the
passage of an act of Congress, prohibiting the importation
OF spurious and improper Medicines consequently, an,
ono buying of us will get nothing but perfectly pure
article. We have all the Drugs and Medicines usual,
kept in Drug Stor1 and shall sell the lowest prices
TO PAINTERS
We call the attention of Painters full supply
all kinds If Paints Oils and Paint Brushes whi We
have bought at extremely low prices, and afford
sell at great! reduced rates.
DYE STUFFS.
We keep hand all times a good stock of ~ I
Stui to which call the attention of Cothiurs and 9th
erS.
MIR. JAMES BLANcHARD having had long experience il
the Drug business, is prepared and will give strict
lion 10 all the duties of an Apothecary Physicians send
ing Prescriptions others wishing Recipes put up, nocl
have no fear of ncglGct mistake. : = .
y. b. We shall keep at all times the very hest articles
of Brandy Wine and other liquors for medical purposes.
Dubuque July 9, 1850. AIT
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
SHERIFF SALE,

Jacob Miller, FpY virtue of an Execu-
vs.. Ed ton to me directed, is
Martin Ninchart. Issued by the District Court
Iowa, against defendant, will, on the Odd day
of November, A. D. 1850, between the hours Of
ten clock, A. NJ, and six clock, P. NJ of that
day, at the door Of the Court House in said
county, expose to public sale the following dc.
scrbed real estate, situate in the city of Dubuque
to wit The undivided half of Lot No. one hun.
dred and eighty, QS0) as described and desig
mated on the official plat of the City of Dubuque
Said sale will be made subject to an attachment
lien in the case of A. Levi VS.: Martin Ninehart
to satisfy said writ as | am therein commanded
w. G. STEWART, Sh'ffD. G.
Oct. 23d, 1850. 7-3t Prs. fee $3.50.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
Ohio Fru,u.it AMID Seed store.

TUE proprietor of this establishment is receiving on
almost every boat, choice selection of all kinds of
Fall and Winter Fruit Family Groceries, Candies Nuts
ana spices, una at the close of navigation, will be found
10 nave on hand tuli and complete assortment of
tices in his line of business which will be sold at as low
prices as at other similar establishment in Dubuque
or Northern Iowa, and feeling confident of pleasing he
most respectfully invites all of his former customers and
others call and examine his goods being confident that
the articles and prices will suit the greater portion of his
customers AS Dubuque is now among the fashionable
cities of the West and the undersigned having desire
to be little fashionable has procured horse and car
rage Tor the accommodation of his numerous custom rs
which will be kept expressly for the purpose of delivering
goods at any part of the city free Of charge that p-
chased at the Ohio Fruit and Seed Store, with care and
dispatch. G. r. WEST,
October, l6, 1850. IT, o-IGtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
Attention !-ShouIder Arms! !!

ENHE Subscriber having received the appro-
y we'd forms from the Department, for OBJ
tanning Land Warrants under the New Bounty
Law, respectfully offers his services to procure
such Warrants, for all persons in any Indian
war since 1890, and the war with Great Britain,
declared 9Th day of June, A. B. 1879. Ali
who are in any way entitled to them, whether
soldiers or heirs, in the counties of Delaware,
Fayette, Black Hawk, and Buchanan will be
promptly attended to, by calling on the under
signed, at his Store in Rockville, Delaware CO.,
Iowa. s''- CHARLES w. HOBBS.
Rockville, Iowa, Now 6, 1850. 9-4w. 4
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
LECTURES.
BY PROFESSOR BRoNZEPHIZ, JR.
q g, .. r-..-. The k;tto, -"~'-.' o

8#t.T y Is I ~ me k1ttcn. .. -,
The kitten is young cat, or the young of
cat ; on this point we defy contradiction. The
kitten is Of classical origin, as the cat is un.
questionabiy one of the MUSES.. The destiny
of kittens is sometimes Representatives water
If they escape both Of these, their destiny then
is children and dslocated tails The full grown
cat never looks you in the face without wink
ing, while the kitten stares at you with diotic
earnestness. They are, perhaps, the earliest
thieves on record, and the first puppies to
cultivate whlskers. The kittens length is
hardly credible; it has four feet from the tip OF
Its nose to the termination of its tail as to its
breadth, it is nothing much to speak of; we
shall leave the ingenious reader to infer it
When kitten arrives at the age of discretion
1t loses its identity, and becomes pussy cat
and addicted to late hours and Iarders. The
passion in the cat for nocturnal adventures and
lndlscriminate amours is attributed to the fact
that it processes the Mahommedan religion, and
cannot help it. From experience made in a
bucket of water, we are enabled to assert that
the kitten has but one life, which it holds on to
witha tediousness that is perfectly contemplate
When the kitten is in perfect health, and not
over-burthened with feas, it is very playful ;
hence the term, first applied by acknowledgements
to Nero, sas playful as kitten The chief
instruments OF It's amusement are spools of cot
ton and small mice 1t is well-known fact
indeed it is mentioned in Macaulay s History
of England-that mice once said to kitten,
What is fun to you is death to me; but as
this kitten knew no other language than that of
the Catawbas, that particular mouse fell a sac
rifce to its wretched Iinguistical ignorance. 1t
may strike the stupid as curious butt is a fact
that the kitten Is very much like the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher or the editor of daily
paper-it pokes It's nose into every thing, and
sometimes gets it raped for its pains. Parsons
and puppies are growing to be very much alike,
specially parsons; they are scandalously, gross
ly and unchristian- likely impertinent, and given
to fine linen and insutferable finsolence of man
ner and of speech
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
LIFE INSURANCE.

TINE subscribers have been appointed Agents in Du.
l. buqie, for the PHENIx INSURANCE COMPANY, of st.
Louis, and prepared to receive and forward applica
tons for policies. f.
The Company has an ample guarantee capital in add
ton to premiums. Their terms liberal those of
any snlnr office, and the insured participate in the pro-
fits of the Company
As an illustration of the Advantages Of life Insurance.
we mention case, which is one Of many that might be
cited clergyman Of Saint Louis out policy from
premium on which was comparatively trAe; the 22d
Of july the gentleman died Of Cholera, and tho company
have paid over to his family 5000. s.s-.,e., :,
X. "A & r. H. SMITH .
II. j. WHITMAN, Medical Examiner - .
August 4th, 1649 49-f 'AsHW- 's.b -.
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Attention Soldiers !

TTNHE g Bounty Land Bill' having become Law the
i undersigned will devote his attention to procuring
the Bounty for all persons who entitled thereto. All
persons who served in any of the wars of the United
States and lonoraby discharged are entitled to
Land Warrants For 10 moEths, 100 acres for months
80 acres; months, 40 acres; or if in engagement
secure your Land. w. Y. LOWELL.
Office Globe Buildings, Main street. Dubuune oct-16tf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
BDY TO THE BED-RIDDEN.
A T.4LU.ABLE DISCOVERY FOR THE
Instant cure of Pain.

R.4DWAY'S READY RELIEF
Cures the acorst diseases Ia minutes and hours,
aud stops the most cruel pangs If pain IN a .feao
seconds! ... sfs 90
So quick and efficient is Railways Ready Relief in
stopping pain and curing Diseases that it has frequently
raised the diseased and helpless invalid from bed of
sickness in few hours 1t has cured the pains Of
Rheumatism, in hours Neuralgia in 20 minutes.
Tic doorPur in 10 minutes. 7oott-ache IN 3 seconds
Sick Head7che in IS minutes NERVOUS Had4che in Is m.
Sour Stomach IN minutes Heart Burn. MINUTES.
BO1rct Complaints 35 Cramps & Sprans IS
Diarrhea, in hour inflammation Of Bocels 80 min
Local IufanlORS IN 10 min. Influenza in IL hours
Hoarseness' IN 10 hours. e..
Spinal complaints, swengs, bruises, sores, wounds,
&r, will relieve ten times quicker than any other
edy in .,9 t.E
Let those who suffer Pain try it,
1t will prove itself in few minutes soon as it is
taken internally applied externally, its beneficial Of
tects arc seem re- l. go .1H
1t is better than all other remedies. So,
HERE is THE PROOF. $780,.
There is other remedy that claims subdue cru
ell pangs of pain in seconds minutes hours They
change is promised Not with R6daoays Ready Relief
Its effects instantaneous the first dose that is taken,
or the first external application commences its great work
OF relief from pain 3 .i 81 -'i -2''f.A "=
4.au 90. DUNE .aGUE. *a@t ys''sl el
Radways Ready Relief iftaken on the first symptom
of chs will entirely ptevent the further of
gue One easpoonful is dose-it instantly neuralizeS
the malaria or acids OF the system, warns up thSiyS
system, invigorates the functions of the
quick and healthy acton the head ache battle the
head and the chords of the neck with The relief; by follow
ing this will speedily the Chill Fever and
by taking tea spoonful of the Ready Relief every
mng you will be proof against in FORM for
cannot exist in the system fortified with Railways Read
| Relief. ~ r..
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06

CASE OF STABB1SG.--On Saturday afternoon
last, frenchman named Dorman, who states
that ne is resident Of Ste. Genevieve or its vi
entity, gotinto difficulty in boarding house
near Arsenal Park, and drawing out a knife,
stabbed man and his wife, the first it is feared
MORALLY, and the second severely, but not dan
gerously. He was arrested and lodged in the
calaboose. His examination has been set for
this morning.-[St. Louis Intelligencer.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06

MARR1ED--In the city Of Nashville, on
the Dist Oct, Hon. Thomas Rooms, of Du.
buque, Iowa, to Miss ANN w. BvRToS, ofNash.
Vile It[E o.. - Nt y
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06

Among the new inventions at the Castle Gar
den Fair, is an India Rubber Boiler for steam.
boats. The great advantage this boiler has, con-
sists in their not being at all liable to burst
Instead of exploding, they stretch, and when
the danger is cooled, they shrink back again.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
Sons Of Temperance.

Sons Of Temperance.
general attendance of the Sons of Temper.
ance is requested at the Division Room, on Sat.
,nrday Evening, the 9th inst, to transact inter.
esting and important business zpl5oia@ D. 'or &.
- sst ,,sEG q, - nf 1870 aaT Hssg"s. rs. .s-Hf
BY order Of the Division: 0a En-.
. VIM. COOKE, R. S..
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06

LEAD-Is firm, and we notice sales of 10000
pigs American at Sd ,62I, equal to cash, and 275
tuns Spanish and German at 1915 also equal
10 cash.-TN. Y. Tribune, 23d....,, e3.:I;.ar.&
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
Soldiers Entitled to Bounty Land

TIME undersigned will prepare the applications and
l. certificates, and take the requisite testimony in order
to enable those who entitled, obtain their Warrants
He will also forward the papers, if DESIRED to the pro
sary attention each case, until the Warrant is obtained
The fee to be charged will be moderate in all cases
~, :. "7h 1.s. LINCOLN CLARK. 81
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06

DlabstGue 81 Gaiclna Book Blind
cry.
~ MULLER. Book Binder, Paper Ruler
HAo and Blank Book Manufacturer, has open,
cd shop in Lumg~orthys Buildings, Main St
Dubuqne, where he will be ready during the last
week of each month TO do whatever work may
be offered in his line
Dubuque, Oct. 23d 1850. 7 If
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06

A NEW Work on .Austria is about to make its
appearance in New York The author is the
Hon. Vim. Fl. Stiles, late American Charge to
the Court of Vienna.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06

A Yankee inventor has improved the construc-
ton of the common clock, so that many parts
are done away with, and the price of agood press
clock will be lessened to one dollar.