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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
Drs. Lee and Reynolds,
lSUCGEOh DENTIsTs,)

IL the Citizens of Dubuque and vicinity. They have
very large assortment of Porcelain TEETH, (both with
and without gums and will insert Teeth gold plate
either on the atmospheric principle spiral springs
clasps from one to whole sett the may require
Also, Pt0o Teeth inserted in the most approved manner;
the TEETH, perfolmedn manner warranted to give per
feet satisfaction. The Choreorm, Lelheon, will be ad-
min'stered, (f requested) when deemed proper.
Suitable TOOTH Powders, Brushes, Tinctures, Wash
es, &C., can be had at their office.
Their charges will be moderate and all failures repair
ed gratis F
GoFFlCE on Main Street. No. 70, opposite the Bank
January 80, 1885, Oily
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
THE OLD AND NEW STATES.

have not seen any thing published as the offsprin
late anniversary Of our National lndependendenc'
possesses moro Of the true spirit Of patriotism an
II country than the following stanzas, which wei
a. toast on that glorious occasion-( Boston Pos
God bles. the good old Thirteen statcs;
God bless the young ones too,
Who cares for musty birth day dates!-
God bless thenl-Old and new.
The old ones flint our freedom gaind,
In bloody fights of yore
The young ones have their rights maintained,
As the old ones did before.
Or South or North or East or West,
Twin sisters all they be,
One mother nursed them at her breast,
And that was Liberty.
And may the wretch whose hand shall strive
To cut their vital thread,
b DcoEned while in this world alive,
Aud seorned when he Is dead.
Now al the bowl with Natures wine,
Let's drink IS God save the King,''
The only King by right divine,
The sovereign People King.
For they're the only King Town,
All others despise,
The King that towers above the throne,
The King that never dies.
o may that sceptre wide extend
Ger every land and sea,
Without beginning, without end,
And conquer to set free.
Till Fnedom's banner floats alone;
a beacon in the sky,
And man no other Lord shall own,
But he who rules on high.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
To SpOrtSmen

New Steam Saw Mill & Lath Ma
chine,
AT GUTTENBURG, CLAYTON COUNTY, IOWA.
INHE Subscribers have in the above interesting village,
i erected a new Steam Saw Mill and Lath Machine.
They have neteer spared expense labor in the
srctiOn and therefore enabled to accommodate all
who may honor them with their custom. They saw
all quantities of wood, from 10 to As feet in length.
Carpenters and builders Will please take notice that all
orders will be attended with puncualty and dispatch,
and delivered at any place desired.
JOHN LENHART & Co.
Guttenburg, Clayton Co.. Iowa,
July, l, 1850 A ly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
Thu Grave:


However dark and disconsolate the path Of
life may seem to any man there is an hour Of
deep and undisturbed repose at hand, when the
body may sink into dreamess slumber. Let
not the imagination be started, if this resting
place, instead of being bed of down shall be
a bed of gravel, or the rocky bed of the tomb.
No matter where the poor remains of a man may
be, the repose is deed and undisturbed, the sor
rowful bosom heaves no more, the tears are dried
up in fountain, the aching heart is at rest, and
the stormy waves of earthly tribulation roll un-
needed over the place of graves. Let armies en-
gage IN fearful conflict over the very bosom Of
the dead, not one of the sleepers heed the spirit
of the stirring triumph, or respond 70 the rend-
ing shou sof . DRY. How quiet these countless
millions sleep in the arms Of their mother earth?
The voice of thunder shall not awake them-the
loud cry ofthe elements, the winds, the waves,
not even the giant tread of the earthquake, shall
be able to canse an inquetude in death. They
shall rest and pass away-the last great battle
shall be fought; and then a small voice at first
heard, shall rise to tempest, and penetrate
the vioceless grave. For trumpet shall sound
and the dead shall hear its voice.
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Last Notice !!

A Ii those indebted to the Firm of WAPLEs
IA g. 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
WAPLES e. ZlKKLE.
March -, 1850 27-,f
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JAMES MACKOY,
J. Nj. McFADIN Il CO.,
GENERAL PRODUCE
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
&8ASE&AH19S,

NO. 40, LEvEE STREET, SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI
WILL give personal attention to and will make
liberal Cash advances and Consignments for sale
here, or shipment to our friends
JAS. CONNOLLY g. Co. New Orleans.
A. G.. FARwELL g. Co. Boston.
w. S. SMITH u Co. Philadelphia.
JOHN McFADIN g. Co. Pittsburgh.
TAYLOR g. ODIoRNE, Cincinnati.
SMITH g. SHorwELL, Louisville.
St. Louis, Feb. %, l850.-25. 6m.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
TO THE PUBLIC,


cough cAN1Y
it's
the Druggia Of Chicago Thara SIM Mnths
MIL "
soXSE, (pearA, ~
ssR zSSkAMHfSSr srrsroS s. ALI had
RSH A hShHE {Ss S0""'"' So "
'"''"""s' ~ cousr, !iHso.,
ntsoh eedD
which entirely cough
teIyo%a of
% y %
unGefo
ONLY INDICATED CANDY IN THE UNITED
That nlno whenm
ehseW al
@ @ ~ds%
brsofhen expire ohsn
A DISCOUNT MADE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Il,
ry OTHER a
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
John E. Smith Il Co.

RESPECTFULLY offer to the
public their new and well-assOrted
Stock ofWATCHES, JEWELRY,
FANCY GOODS, &C., all of the
latest fashions. Their facility OF
buying cheap In the eastern mark
cts, enables them to sell "cheap
than the cheapest"
Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry,
carefully repaired and warranted
by G. Kaltenbach.
"s+Tho highest prices will bc paid
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06

Groceries.
20 Hhds New Orleans Sugar;
so Bags Rio Coffee;
20 Barrels Molasses;
200 Bags A. G. Salt. ....za ...a..
10 Bbbls. Crushed Sugar;
so Boxes Mould Candies Hs
For sale by
r. A. g. e. H. SMITH.
May 20, 1850.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
FURNITURE TRIMMINGS.

Embroidered Muoslin Drapsvy for Curtans, with bor
lsYing and Red Muslin 70 match, 1t
Sspt, -, ~ 6es,slsa,,.
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wanted Immediately.

~ FNNMS, LNNUS, HOUSES HNU LOIHs
AN enquired Of almost daily, where property Of this
description be purchased Persons desiring 70 sell
should call into my ce in back the Land Office
and register their property in book kept for
No sale, no charge.
CHAS. CORKERY.
Land and General Agent.
Dubuque, Aug. 6, $780, 4s-tf
1yLAND WARRANTS for sale and loan.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06

Proposals
WILL be received for the furnishing of lot of small
w Stone for the streets of Dubuque, much per
perch. Apply to
J. d. BUSH,
l.. d. RANDALL.
Dubuque, August 2sth, 1850. If
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06

POWDER.
DUPONT'S hest in store and for sale by
- May 8, 1859. FELLOWS & YOUNG.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06

GEN7LEM.aN'S WEAR,
Dress Goods Cloths, Cassimcres, BLK Satns, Gloves
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c, &c,
Sept, IS, 80 GOODRICH.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
TO Painters.

Thave received 200 Boxes of Window Glass all sizes
i which will sell very cheap, if appyed for soon-
E. F. GILLESPIE, Globe Building,
September 25th 1850.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
DU POINT e. cos POWDER

DU POINT & CO.'S POWDER.
sale of Mcssrs Du Pon Co.'S celebrated Powder,
prepared furnish purchasers from their magazine in
nos and Mississippi rivers, for cash approved paper in
packages follows: -.-~ &c.,
Eagle By keg or box in ID and sflb canister
Eagle Rifle, in or kegs,
N. D. The subscribers also prepared to SELL deive
rcd transportation Co., N. " for account and risk Of
WATEk Chicago
July "a, 1854 mo-
Pure White Lead.
90 kegs pure White Lead H. T. Blows bran just re-
EFF. GILLESPIE.
COpal and Coach Varnish.
large stock of the above articles just received and
n tor sale by E. F. GILLESPIE.
September 25th 1885,
Linsced oil, & Turpentine.
large Supply of OIL & Turpentne just received and
n for sale low by
September 25th 1850.
BOOTS f. SHOES.
CONSISTING of Mems Coarse Boots, H.. noo,.,
for sale very low by
May 8. FELLOWS + YOUNG.
GROCERIES,.
FINE lot Of Family Groceries, just received and for
n. sale at wholesale and retail by
May 8, 1850. FELLOWS & YOUNG.
Wanted.
OE00 Bushels of Barley; Also, 1000 Bushels of
~COU Oats, for which fair price will be paid.
u. J. O'HALLORAN
Dubuque, August, 20, $780, no so Sin
BONNETS.
SPLENDID assortment of Spring styles of all dual
n tiles, just received and for sale by
May 1850 FELLOWS & YOUNG.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
HOLSTERS.

supply of "Fresh Lobsters' just received and war
n ranted good for sale by E. F. GILLESPIE.
July Oath 1850.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06

Pepper.sauce and Pickles.
have just received supply of very superior Enslish
and Peppersauce warranted and for sale b.
July oath, Eff. GilL.ssls.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06

SH.dWLS,
Bay State. Blanket strada Muslin de Lame shawls
for sale by
Sept, Is, 80 " GOODRICH.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
CORNER OF FIFTH AND LOCUST STREETS,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.

TNHE undersigned takes pleasure in inform
Il ing his friends throughout the surrounding
country, and the travelling public generally, that
he is now prepared to accommodate all who may
see fit to favor him with call, in manner
which he fatters himself will prove satisfactory
be furnished with the snbstantials and luxuries
Of the season. Commodious stables attached,
together with the excellent well of water on the
premises, renders this establishment one of the
most desirable for those visiting Dubuque on bu-
siness, or for the travelling community in gene
raj.
N. B.-Charges exceedingly low.
HENRY MILLER, Proprietor.
May Is, 1850. Soft
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06

Linseed Oil, & Turpentine.
4 large Supply of Oil & Turpentne just received and
n for sale low by
L. F. GILLESPIE.
September 25th 1850.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06

Wanted.
0E00 Bushels of Barley; Also, 1000 Bushels of
%COU Oats, for which fair price will be paid.
Il. J. O'HALLORAN
nuhiu,Ic Aurlst % 1RiO 30 am
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21

Many u Them eonrinusl % lire Il Travellers Rsss
until die rear 1904.
Had been governed 81 yoar sound sdvieel
could ere this hare collected in specie without dts
trcss ID nv debtors. The larger poEliqn Il my ~
nanis 10 Virginia Bul. hank Gofi have 10
encugh 0f worldly coos aeF f0TgFing thAee de1ts.
q renrler ne comfortable t0r lie. II yeu sholla
find among my papers anY bills due ne from 81
dicfs that were in servie iron Berkeley. ami under
.ny command, you wilple4.e cakckL EHEh On ~
sRGeroNh IL
ID : ufemorandsm before Is. IS ! s,a.emsnl ~
some money transactions. and there y srt@h
Of fS2I los. t6se<l<d ts1ds bat EheRsiun Is made
by rhom they were ewing
Al have agreed 10 Ioags my nine hAa, Of no
bacco 10 The hands Of Forest SesiOss merchants
in Alexandria, 10 whom desire you wtlldiFec,IAzr
1 Burton to convey il insa proper season BY watirs
i Let hin be careful 10 grf iEDIn Messfs r. s Jtwo
/ receipts OF The lenoar which win him ~ Se-
1 liver u Richard carsbn merchant il BaliiatdFe,
i wh will keep one himself aud send The other III mr.
/ i would Be pleased GpnoEided i do nj put you q
| The slighlesl inconyeHieDee) t6hsye 6ae a beur
tobacco hands 70 ZEE tethe packing and aecompslg
tie boat
| Al this time, tobacco vas almost ne ssple PRO;
duciioa Of he county. We have heard il s,ssed
that Gen. Gsses crop lreQaenlIy yielded hin Ea 90
Virginia currency. lss
III Tie foreign news Is NOT without melancholy III
terest. There have heea bad riots both in EnElGnl
and Ireland; the particulars you will End 10 u
newspapetS--in short the old world j. u : mes
celvuised state Lett In The new, be SC seh&ibt
OF present happinessas TO dol all III u, cur 4.
most 70 preserve PeaHe freedom sEd rs goo4 Eey
sEA-ss.ssss-. A-s 1872 Ii ssI
Ioyou. Ms. -, au4 ali your family. Milhssn
eere regards, believe me ever
n Your akfecttbnate friend.
iIHORATio GATES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21
SERIOUS AFFLICTToy.

TIA community, and that Of Winchester WEIR,
= SUNDAY iast deeply distressed by the sndder
ues'slas esal1lmore Of Miss Ann SESarSgY ,dAugh
efe' .acop sensensy, ESQ No previous tiaing.
s'Sna' aaa reached the family, ofthe Fodng
.-qa 7-anaIhe Telegraph on Saturday morn
~ sfss auiags o. hef death She had left home,
-, SINCE; ~ me health. and was expected
- III 'ue ss'y gay mat NE sad intelligehcs was
~ = aer ala'eied family large coneeuise
= 2 p.ai9ing itlsnas passed downin the Cars en
y nieel me corpse az Harpers- Ferry ai,s
:. a. 'he Depot ~ the evening totninsis
IS. ..sH fo1toNs with shose the bereayed fam1
Ah1s "uy ailfie1iye 'dispersaiicn is rendered. Tie
more 80 BY The fact thai Mr.. sensensy,s IoTb
daughter is On her sick couch in stale az grrut
ril Every heart must synipathise deeply w;rb ri.
sdevoled parents. relatives aT,l f,;.,as fITF f1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21

!. m4s.M
The aves and noes veEe;then called and tns
lion BEING Jutnpoa he passage q The sll Y vas ef
,sra.ned N he afirmagiys. b the folluwins VOC
sssx.r, IfspLirs. Speaker Finhey, MI
-. v.tJor Carer Snowden 0itsoA, ti31e
rfs,rl,ell sRArveif Hammond GranihaIas foMfs
I -. r.Irhes Wills. Clarke Of C., Baekre1s pdE
100 pc Hafprr Clarke Of =. humet s1i!S.
s,,it,aan Edwae.is. AYasA w alb ctoPi2n AZ
Carol, Capk q G., Ssoyah Rifmxeg' s ~.
yV;ckhasA Aiarris u III. Boykin. SogtAalh D9ts
Werthintfe1 Waiisee. Howser SaresAsnas 81
sop sthsioley, Whiie Ball Harris Siok s. - ~
- s,,iff~ Bsu Yerby, Henderson, WhesfFie
p..n;l Rns,rslh 81 ue. Garrison. WooA1n, Slia8sn
- sHgsy,- cog Il n. Yanery, Conway, sAll4lS
yvhsaf'Ia. Jscohs, Bsoxa, Harrison Nsak ~
Pewfll---3 t7 Ill
4 S,s,.sSrI rsnnet Juhes d c. Morris 81 Y ;LlNe
GS,ls-s.I, pre- Irwis of H. &. o., Pssriek. dISn
1870 K;5arslf Tones ii NJ shepard. HleE
ru ~, ReiFae. Smith, Campbell Rabeffso
49,. ETa.ne. Caeksey, Rives, Hal, Do6Rsa
, p..,s,sbn MATT Kefaan, QHitlsns Pdman feA'
r-~nlJllafS Grsisin. Nicholson, Johnson, ufakl
| HsiskgtI. Cook ADD Boyi-i5 Il,
! M-<s,s Mccss, Wheeler, and Ws.s, oPPoFfe
he hilE p.irsa OF respectively with Aeaass. n
ver Williams Of r. and Lacy. .Il
!, TheEH,as., on Monday, passed rye nsosA.. y
ursInk action ~ Congress o. .he satsec' . V.
Of spolistions. Ard ins,ruclins our Senslsfs ~ Z
hers i. favor .sAes aeassre. TAe VOC was MI E
ne m. In 10 sat~eriSe stock ofihe feleFsRe'i
Or Iyuehbarg tail Road. vas discussed ard HeF%
T. ayes 81. Eoes u, 5IIE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21
NORTH 9EFFERsos AGRICULrURAL
sf SOCIETY.

The adjouricd M eting took place on s,tr,5.
last. accosdink to pteviogs apppinftne,t ~ ~
McEndree, Ell !, id he chair. ~ n
The Conmaiee of Five reportes e,ob.,;,nt;o.
consisting Of Preamble and rs Ar,clSs
being read seldom Nv section AMI anss.a
aa9Iaed a. ih9 Constitution Of the Society Sue
Of officers. Bailoiinss were numerous ana sr,;,.a
P1s Z, Of he Soctaty,
ALEX Il BoTFLER, ESQ.
Cor. Rdsr, Lies. 's'4'"s
Eng lpIoe President
JoHx WgsosE, ESQ. '''''
Dali II TA4Loa.
: SI1ecotliRg Secret1rv -
HENaY HARpk.
The Executive cbmmirtee viii Re ,le.,.d :,
next meeting 10 beIheld on Saturday Tho ga =,
Same hour sHf place AT the same time IN 90 a
SUTTON WIZ subscribed. full attendance oil
me nlemoerS y respectfully requested By order.
# III HARDY Se,sU
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21
GREAT MEN WILL DIFFER.

!. The editor oCshe S,iris differs with Mr. G,,v II.
L the Cpmproniise Resolutions, wenzi, is not N.
flrst ta,e thar gveat men have dssenied from Me
Selay.i The editor SAYS:
= yvitA ne oniniosa If Nj r.,,v,h., \. s
raIfarqia prohibiis slavebeis.r frna ..s taM lia
10 that territory and settling win bis n
coil purchased from lie United S,a,es uEi1q
agreejand confident are we thai Mr. Cl.. e
~ ms ms leading proposition, thar M ans
yvntida upon this subject adhered Ia ii, 1T.
and ll question submitted io and de4sd IA
ssussstos 1Ae laited States II Mr.. Clay il cpnE
8 &c eorreesness Of bis position, lei him sfrk
~. g ane resolution and We will curGialy
a, strike out this part oil ilas
pfeceive the ''ccrdial suppurt IL
The Union Mcs be saved BY hi n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21

" The Rev. Mr.. RoskRs, one Of he Preach. :.
ers IN charge Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
O. ms town, delivered bis farewell sermon d,
sunday night last, 70 an exceedingly large md
unusually attentive Conprecat,on n, ,Ls 49, ~
as 10 the iilineracy ofthe Church win yJ;sh NJ
nosers : associated, hewill be transferred al the
hgu session q Conference % some new field or
laUor' MneIe ne WIZ carry with him the kindwish.
ahd sincere respect of large circle oI warm
.rIenos y lhis community, bosh in his Church
flabored on this Circuit. he has been ne. ~
verng and untiring id his duties nd he i
s..p ,I9 of feeling thai npart, al
many, have been Plueksd as brands frSm 49,.
lIuctlon.- Sptrit. Isl g d - ..q''t'' 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21
THE SCENES At RIcHsIoNp.

Tssmorrow win be great day at Richmond a.
,assPr mas agfeed 10 attend The ceremonies laypI
we o'nef slons3of The Washington Mouumsnt, AL
s1eanos ana tens Of thousands viii be present to 4et
~ spoe ga sola.sr' Mr. Presroa, and perhaps othet
etAPeas q the Cabinet, will also be present The ibid
fsfenl Societies were to aftend In fin force ri,
n'ltssss appointed by The Legislature and ci,iT.n.
Riehnoad have made ample Arrangement. vi !.
disP4y The Monument il 10 be erected im
North 81 The Capitol. N " VI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21
HEIALLEeHANiANa.

we ~ sorIy that ne lateness of the hour "a VI,
iimised sAes forbids an exienied aeiice Of this
bsatsassmpany q Glee and Quartet, slnrer. %
are fgca ne cay q New Ycxk, and. So fsF L, -
learn are spFessaly eenceed by the Pre-. Il.
q she eapaimsss voice Of public opinion, d ~
band singers ia The uuited safes vhe. y 4.
lime sAsH neral worth Il faIy equal Is ~,
sxesieAss Wehope they win receive fros, bur
lesiAg sltnsns degree Of patronage eonmessa,.1
viii ll.els merits. See advertisement. n
2. The AIleshnnians win sing !, H,rp.,.. :. Is,
- 1net4sy evening next ' & 81 M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21
9. Z D. TURNPIKE coMP.rv v

.'En a. LEWIS, Esgs having resigned Is
President Of the CAarestown ,nd Rs,,vv;,..
Turnpike Company, Howard r TsDasyor
ns9'. o. Clarke county, has been elected 10 fiji
- 0iiies. We nope IN common parlalce, that
= regards this road that for the future there NAV
= inols Wofk and less talk. II is an improve
ment o great benefit TO he counties Of Jefferson
and Clarke, and i viii Pc lasting shame II we
should ritter away such important Interests, By
diyisions among onraelyiass.s M Is 7''1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21
GATH or OFFICE.

Members OF Congress, or State Lesisla.pr,s and
all public oaicsrs, before they are entitled - A.,
(says the Baltimore cTipperJ ar r.ou,sd g 81,
an oath TO support DE CONSTITUTION Of H. ITn;,sd
States The os,h is sbsolu,e and Whom,
''on of eondfiot and noroniingent event can &C
cnrwhich can k1srifI disregard of The ohl;r,,ias
VIVA, must beFhousht, then, Of hose rne.olrr, !;
Congress. or If Eegilfatures. or p,l,;c 8
having takendhs sold M oath mno
ness % dissoly lie Hr;on miles, The en-.
dieiase be pprsusa Can such ipaiyisnaI. !. i
garded as lonptable ind trustwor,by4 ~ 49,.
psfIate himself he ~ dscredited and stigmatizedf
as Infamous and yet his guilt is not greater thsn
ihatef the mad who, having sworn Il 49,, i
Constitution wkfulIJ violates ais oatb IS at,srr,,a
70 destroy he Union We have no patitnc. ,,;,s
such men, and shoulh rejoice were thew dives,sd
the power to 90 svil. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21
I I---T - - lFl-S.- = - u
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

4 successful effort was made on Nonddy la,t I'll
forming an Agricultural societv co,onoJss e 81
Counties Of Frederick cJarkr IsaarSor ,I
e 'nis county afone, nearly one hhndred OF
~ st uiefs nave become members From present
.ppealanees wllios one Of the largest Sosieties
IN the State W. refer our readers Is an AFticIs nm
der the agricultutalhead ram Ha,,cs c.1tts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21
OPPOkITIoT sTITTE-

c, ~. ~ :, hAFKF has iuSt finished handsome
!, s Il : - ostWfen winchester and S.aunton
!, : .. raai Go u IS dne Of the most comfort
80 ssass We haye eTeF sern-eeiag iafended for
~ passengers inside In riding in this ebaeh pa,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21
NO INTERFERENCE.

IAe : Republic = has The aathoriiy of The lAoA.
Vemas Butler King for denying that. the President
Nihsl sEntle man any instructions, oral Or wrtiea
subject Of slavery in California MrcKiEg rsEes
sNeasK ~ whilst the Convention was in SESSION.
at but one public meeting on The subject Of
: s3F Estate Government, and that octasfoa u
N vs. made Of the topic OF slavery dI
-, u can scarcely be supposed that fMr. King
Az -, Z IA sa.l liz
ID, ~, s SO atlA fPeaAeFs that California iaIdc1
10Y Deaaeete, y therefore highly improbable
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q 81. $3.50 psoriiea in her Cpnssila-
ticn. s....a,
Obieesion y as make lhat The subject haa ...s-ey
IA relefted ID Celnsites v he w hole ttoass,
w;,h he Presidents Message
aues.ions II order AMI mcaions for adloafams-.
s .,,ss,;on ;,a.ii tsnall The Speaker dessr-
-, 81. ~. 81 isss2s d. Say and hattie
Mhls- q rssolasiOas Vas q AZ end,
80 - 81 fussaay. amer the presentation
e - - ;,saifies, Mr. Downs eoncladsl
8 ps'.A ~ ,h.s sslsg 81 executive session. u
i sss.eapied during The day, on
Aas 80 M. ,ss,nual nssSage Of the Presidsn
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WINCHESTER REPUBLICAN.

JoHS GAEtAHER, Esq. has sold ont Bis 10.
tefest 10 ibis paper and retres through the last
number, in most appropriate and tasIi,. ".
1ldress, 70 rs former patrons
mesers GEo, Z: SEssEEHr& 2. A. B. CoFFRorH
orc 'ae new Pfoprletors' undet whose ausPices,
III aooh not. the Republican" will ven sus-
tain it's high reputation, They are both s.n,l.-
nen em'nen,y deserving the encouragement
and support Of the Wig party ,hropvh5 N, n.
Dis, i, and in their new enterprise s. ~ i
them a full measure Of suecess l- S,;r;fI .lsE s
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RELEAsED.

was,.4 R.,rr.., who Ma been soaipsa III il.
JsilsfsAis cSunsy for several moths ehargss ,.ss
remSvipg The depostes from The sub tress,rr sf
. Nag Hsyslet,,o vas acquitted On Mopa5v III
the testimony agains, him MOI being soSisier, 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21
NEW JUsTICEs---

IL. -. - insolnsd us that We wore IN error,
NeeA' u s.alIag Nat The County court Sf Berke
isy msnaedltAses Whtgs and flrss ID an9erats
Wings and two DemDcra,s. We ,bsrssb1r 81 -,
Wnis Trend par1on tor TINS chasing MIN
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4 HGRSDIY MORNING.
rorr.TseTI9s on LIZ REvENuE.

,Srhe Dsihe<rs<S have hiely -been iabosing EstA
~ ..sss,t Il congress ID smbarr.., the Secretary
81 N. 4,s. y. Il IL. eolireiioa pf the Revense-
re-. I'm 4 gss discovered that he expense IA
-. - sit .,,a hat notwithstanding she increase
- ~ eotls,, b,sipe,s BY he addition Of csioEBii
III rsseea ss Be COLLECTED for much ers sum aAa
wts ailo@saE,o Nj walker. a 81 q eeoaORy nsyff
soses esstsse nsinocfaie leaders except vhen tnfF
haze 20 lSa h distributing NE spoiis ThsH rstreneh
I.fat poHg4 vas never dreamed Of Until sy we're dii
lo1red 5, 4s indignant voice or he people lA