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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19

- Dutchman passing number Of rail
road tracks in the course Of days journey.
and never having seen any before, was non-
plussed to account for their use, At length,
after examining them for about twenty-five
minutes, and scratching his head quite bald, he
ejaculated-"Tay mus, be iron clamps to keep
der srtQuakcs from breaking IN der roat ;,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19

RED cheeks are only xygen in snsther shape.
Girls anxious to wear pair, will find them
where the roses do out Of doors. One good
sleigh ride is better for the complexion than
all the piano playing in the world
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19
q INliIN r.

am prepared TO furnish the ladies and gentlemen
of Dubuque with cologne in bottles of every size and
price This is Ike cologne Of the Quiri Is
One Dollar. T. MASON
Nav II, 1851.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19
MISSOURI FRUIT STORE.

MISSOURI FRUIT STORE.
SVE. CANNON,
DEALER IN GROCERIES, FRUITS & PRODUCE,
HAVING taken Il large and connections store Room
i in the L.NGwoRraY Block, Main street, two doors
low & american House, lie is now prepared 10 d'ai III
Groceries, Fruits and Country Produce. lie offers for
sale at fair prices,
Coffee, Salt, Pepper, Sugar,
Starch Candles, Butter, Cheese,
Eggs, Crackers Nuts, Candies,
Chickens, Turkeys, Wild Game, Potatoes,
Corn Meal, Flour;
Together with variety of other articles necessary for
family All kinds of Country Produce bought for
cash al this store, at the highest market rates.
There is necessity for travelling down town for fam
ly Groe- ries they be bought at tho Missouri
Fruit Store, cheap and good if cheaper and better
than AT other store in town. Call and be conynct d.
~ Goods purchased at this store will be delivered at
any point within tbs limits free of extra expense
April 30, 1851. j, WM CANNON.
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1pfrkly Grprtss.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING . NOV 10.
Whlg prorr,sx.


aFrogress' is a great word with the Wings
ana, what Is more, it is word which they have
always en,eavorrd To mon Npazr, as their
exclusive property. The principle Of progress,
they tell US, is the principle of the Wing party
the .r;ir American prime pie,
We readily admit tina, II is the truly American
principle, hu. until further proof, we must be
excused f'om admitting that il is the principle
OF the Wing party-at least in the sense in
"aich the word "progrcs." is generally taken
BY tue American people.
BY the principle of progress, is generally un-
eersto"d that princ;ple which aims at the extern
sion dt Republican principles aud institutions.
But IS his sha; the Why's mcan by it, They
WI undoubtedly say, yes-but " ho can believe
taem, when he looks at their acts, and the
traits ct tacn: We Gaze nat how fine in
sound AID appearance. may be the principles
prolessed by The Wings. We look at their
actions, rather than at their words. The old
Federalists and the modern Wing party, have
always cried progress Progress But il
Is notorious that all of their actions have ever
b~liel their words. They have always cried
progress for political effect, while all of their
ac:s have tended dice l. a. nst pro gress
The Wings will, no doubt, sly that H.
above is nothing but malicious calunn-. Lei
then. say SO. We have no Eal~~. But we
have at hand The prooi--the tstofical facts-to
establish the trut Of e!tr statements OF the
preceding paragraph. The history of the Re-
pubic will answer the following questions as
de:
I. Who opposed The purchase of louisiana
The Wings
2. Who opposed the purchase of Florda'
The Wings.
;. Who opposed the war Of 1912,
The Wings.
4. Who opposed the Mexican war;
The wings.
5, Who opposed the annexation Of Texas
The Wings.
.. Who opposed the Annexation of New
Mexico and California?
The Wings.
q. Who oppose now the annexation Of
Cuba, snppoS;ng it TO be independent
The Wings.
Who have opposed every great national at
tempt to ext NJ. our republican principles and
institutions:
The Whigs!!.
And yet, in the very face of all this, the wing
party is etcrnally prating nbou, the American
principles of PROCESS, til ugh they were its
exclusive supp rts. The real truth is this-our
country has never made solitary sep onward,
IN carrying out the principles of American pro-
3ress, that has not been resis ted vclenly by the
entire strength Of the whig party = Erehangt
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19

WHITE LEAD and WINDOW GLASS. have now
w in store stock of pure white lead and window
glass, Of the best quality which will sell cheap.
Oct. /. T. Z. GILLESPIE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19

EEsre W aiste Ar;ssa and LisiSeeGs Oil
4 LARGE supply of the above articles in store an!
: : for sale ny L F. GILLESpIEE
Aug 20-ly
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Drugs, ST..
WILLIAM L. ALLEN

WILLIAM Il. ALLEN
- l'I uno W 81 James Dubuque, adjoining the
"A Wank. iouso Lie the attention Of the public 10
their stock of
and solicit share Of public patronage.
Tho following are among the recent importation Of
FRESH MEDICINES
Caiomci, Opium,
Jatap, Guaiac,
Ipeeacuanha, .qssafatida,
Rhenbarb, .Hyrrh
Jaieriaa
Sram:aony, Cayenne,
GamJoge, Sehna,
.Aoes, Camphor,
Beuzoin. DRUGS. BorGI
Bee Mass; htAo,
Creum Of Tartar, caac''o,
Castor, .Hnnna,
Opium
ESSENCE OF OILS
.limond,
.4mLer, CajepH',
.2uise, Ccdar,
BergamOt, Cinnamon,
Cdr!Ic0y, OILS. C!oreS,
Cod firer, Lnrender,
FexncH, Peppermint,
Hcmiock, Lcmon,
orange
CHEMICALS:
Chiorotorm,
Qu'nins, PePeriae,
Morphiac, 1aapcr,
I9diae, Emetiac,
5ryehaine, C0Hcdeor
Agent for Fch's Supporters, and all the approved
Patent Medicines
The subscriber win give bis special attention oput,ins
up prescriptions and Ia supplying ..rtt deal rs.
good supply of Liquors for dical drpos"s only
Man I. 1851. ". p. Al EN- u co.
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Brushes.

A Ii sizes, just received and for sale very low by
"A L. F. GILLESPIE.
june Is
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GPlCES, DiESTUFFS, &c. A supply Of all kinds of
- spices and dyestufs always hand and for sale
low by Eff GILLESPIE
n,tJ
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EuSI received, supply of handsome lard and spirit
~ gas Lamps for p2rt ur bed room use.
June 10 I GILLESPIE
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DOCT II. SWAYNE,
Has constituted me the sole 9 for his
SyrlpO wild eEacsr,

NOR the City of Dubuque and surrounding country.
This article in the cast has attained celebrity
for the cure of cough consumption and all pectoral c
tons. The attention of stern citizens is call,
now and hope that they elect this favorable
opportunity Of testing this invaluable remedy.
TIMOTHY MASON,
june lS Sign of the Good Samaritan
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19
One application, in fifteen minutes cured the Lu.nbago
DISTRESSING P.3LAS OF.3LL KINDS IRE
INSTANTLY ARRESTED
R.3DU.iTS Ready RELIEF
IARRiIOEA.

DIAKRiIOEA.
On the first symptoms of DiarrhTa or Dyscnfary take
DOWN teaspoonlu Of RELIEF, in water and battle
ne bowels externally and your sickness and pain will
he hf the aiiar OF Il moment. Let p, rsons who are
ane, read our panpl Is. Those that the Ready
Eciiet n reach, il will act upon quick, promptly and
eicctually See that each bottle hears The signature
IL Al WAY Il co.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19

Have just received large supply of Brushes; among
4 Tn" lot may be found Hair, Tooth Nail Flesh, Dust
ing, Nhitewash, Scrlbbng and Paint Brushes. These
brushes Were selected with and warrant d of
the best quality, for sale by E.F. GILLESPIE.
June p
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19

Chemist and Druggist No. l0)I Main street, sdin;rg
the Wa. les House. Country merchants supplied tn
most reasonable terms, and Tie sh rtcyt iirt
Dubuque, October, -, 1851. daw If
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19

WAiTH LEAD,
u and Turpcntinea large supply just re " Il and
~ en- sal verl low for cash. +. +. GILLESPIE
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19
plOW NHHRsVfDcfNYy.

TIE Subscriber has established himself in Dubuque fer
the purpose of manufacturing
PLOWS OF all SIZES.
From the ghtest horse daug the largest Prairie
Plow,
He offers inducements in the cheapness and durability
Of hts plows. which always be met with
home.
Old Flows repaired on the most reasonable terms.
Shop on Fifth street below MAN, in Ogvic's carpenter
shop. (idn le5l-tfl1) o. RORhS.
DUBUQUE FERRY.
TTNfllS old established ferry-the cny authorized one
l. opposite the city-is under the control of the
undersigned No pains money will be spared in max
ing ferry worthy of public favor. The mail
daily at this ferry and persons rely al all times upon
being crossed over comfortably and in safety.
e I'd stabpg and other accommodations provided
for travellers who may wish stop for the night the
Illinois side Of the river
This ferry is AT the Western terminus of the Central
Railroad, and every preparation has been made deserve
iht increased patron age anticipated.
A. l.. GREGOIRE
Dubuque, May Z, 1851. CHARLES BOGY
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Drugs, ST.
F.. F. GILLESPIE.

No. ]. Giobe Building, Dubuque, Io,ca,
II EEPS constantly for sale at the lowest prices,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19

PART NOW LANDING, and T. NJ. . ~ So
n DAILY EXPECTED, hci ,.i.in o" 10, '', 10 y
MI he conpctc We Won: ON! say, "iu,ut az! uv ,I
srs pufi, that we c." "e' ''''N y ~ " ''
az NJ n,,H Embrace the present opportun to return
numerous Friends, for fLeir very liberal
uu',naCe during the last Fifteen Wears. Ours is the
Oldest Estah nicnt in the Gig OF Dubuque t@ll aud
sec fScpt 2o-tf) EMERSON & SHIELDS.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19

IE-A young gentleman the other day asked
yourg lady what she thought of the marriage
se in general:
wing, cant tell, was the reply :;
- pat our heads together
finite answer
ing asked "Why
III with her o5t.
ookng for the
.eeper 20 as
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19

Dr. 90slaa HsssEl's Sarspirisla.
- CASES OF this celebrated Sarsaparilla, just re-
l. - cciVed and tor sale by L. n. GILLESPIE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19
DR.. CRRiSTiE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

IS used for all complaints affecting the Throat OF
Head, such as Bronchitis Inflammation Of the Throat
Nervous and Sick Headache, Dizziness Of the Hend,
Neuralgia in the Face Buzzing Roaring in the
Ears, Deafness which is generally Nervous aud thai,
distressing complaint called Tic Doloteux.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19

DEARL STARCH. have now on hand suppIy O,
pearl starch; best ever brought 10 this market.
OCT. l. T.. r. GILLESPIE
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19
IA .iipS. LAMP:

I II WE IN store large supply of Stone Lamps 70
4bIrning Lard or Oil, Which will sell very cheap.
Aug .3-ly l.. f. GILLESPIE
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19

Take Particular Notice.
7 HAVE this day sold T. H. Come, nv stool nr Cod
10 all those indebted to say come in aad cl;lc
immediately, II II absolutely aecessa1g and caa DC qrot
Delays are dangerous both 10 You AID Inc.
aug. ~. W. L. WIGHTHAN
HLANfAs OF all kinds for County Officers, under q
Code printed promptly, cheaply and accurach AZ the
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19
NOTICE,

NUTIIE. /
l HEiKEB1 GIVEN TO ALI THOSE INDEBTED
W JGhI mckenzie, either tor land entered or money
hat they had call upon thc undcroncd
ana pay up or arrange ill.,. same n arl iii f,r ~
Guilty. ROBFRTa AZ" s%I.r an future dish-
NJ, Agent for said Jehn McEcnz;o
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19
4 Derangement of the Nervous System.

o. In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and
Medicines increase The disease, for they weaken the
gtal energies of the already Frustrated system whi!s
under the strengthening, life.gvins, Liking infu
of Gavanism, as applied by this beautiful and
wonderful discovery, the exhausted patient and weak
ened sufferer restored to former health, strength
elasticity and vigor
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housekeeping Goods
-----1----7-
= ~ ANS EEeb'sg;g.

,,, sGs.i, City.
|NlE subscriber, owner and propri.iur III the ahc,
Il Iouse, would inform tie public thai lie as akcr
Possession f said csablien and il pre- I'D 70 acr,,
motae the travelling community, transient or rcgaas
hnardcrs, mad VIII endeavorto give general satisfaction
ClliS. J. SWAN
9FConnected with the above estabishm; nj l. y lory.
aae Atehsive Livery stable where strangers all
tunes be accommodated with cunycyanccs To any mari oi
'he country. May IL, 1919. 37-ly.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19

LIGHTNING PROTECTION.
rkAr1 = Patent Lightning Rods for sale and nut !,
- III The shortest notice BY +, Mae az !"
June u . -.A-O.'
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS &c.
l Am now in yceipt of my supply Of genuine
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, nyc-Siufs, Paints
&c, all OF which will be sold very low for casr.
Dubuque, June % T.. +. GiILESPIE
No. |. Glub, Buiidiny
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CroasA.-Iion Robcn Toombs has been
,,.tei Senator fot The Stale Of Georgia.
utlsut opposition, "a = member Of the Con.
si,,.ssnal Union party. lie addressed a
large noucoursc OF people at ,ic State IIouss
in the evening. and announced ,ha, ,hc Con.
.siuaionai Union party will adhere to ilsp pres.
eh ISOLATED independent organization and
Dc--thai Il viii not send delegai,sio, or b,
=. SEATED to either The national vhIg Ur
-. us rou,cutions next yrar-,hat d
..,l ~ uuii ihos, conventions have a.
-, - G,sih their principles and
= a. Coaairy, and that will
b, an irai.c,o.a " o'0Jloo' for their sup
po,,. tina, the Nar, ~ Goa'cn''nH' "he'h''
vhir or democratic. W Nh''n II shan CD
alr,ce, ,hall adop, the cot V'''"''' platform b
and tba, on this condition hcil N''l' ,'''' WE
the constitutional Uuioo party " ~ '''' w
unite With either the national Wing " i'' ''''
ioual democratic yauy.
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STATE Of MAINE

kpNsfrt,. ss.-GJr. 30 tu.tf IuH-Hi.'.H1.
rr., NrIr.f ~.-.iar, i~il, bold Boz a JrHr11.r
NH,. ~, lsjl.
on tae IirIu,HF Iuiu.H, s''.sI.'.if eve .rnrr
h1,iu. Issu r,,ri,rI ib,ttr. f,f. rls arr l'sfIH.
.lI.. and ulfit o. o. h-,rI t. b'H- OBJ. H'iirf fl
I.th in .a,i r,tlil.u. o. B.. o-'rr' lhpiihuN aN'
rf.,iup ul,rs o.. .ilr1, tbU iIr County t".urls-
..4rrts 100 meet 10 tIr dwelling hHs. 90 liIJ'u.n
Pike tu Ta,,tt., u1 T,..f,, th" y4i las ~ l'arI.
rsNt. 10 10 u',iu,A 4, II. auI tbrU.s proceed 90
view the rliis meBiiIHr iu sIII I,uilIn, aHi iW'
tr.Iatrl, aHrrBui. bear ih. ilItrr an thril 0l'-
Bfs-.s. and then take .urh tuub,r MEASURE Doc ihr
promise. 1. mly le s.Irl.Hl uui,r SAM n"ii..
o. D.. given o, srNtu- 900 ali-strl coy 10 ''d I'.
utIau arI thi. urrr tlrrrsH upon Gee tI.IN 20 ODE
t4ou 1T INetc, ths Chairman a. thf Count, Com
ni..t.uTr. ct ONln Cuuui, anil by Tnsiiag up .urh
,.plr. Boz three Tullir place. Boz .,d t1'n ui Nri'
o.. and o., vrldshiH- thc same CO., thr A-r a1d hen'
u.bgc JamuaI, painted lu slil touIis ui Nrl.,lEr,
and The O>mm DUuIcni, public u.N'lal''
rtiuipI iu thr Cuurt, ui ONiuas that aU rcrsnl-
saI corporations Interested may litDui '1d To- h,a'
% thry ihiuk pruIsr.
Aursu WI. VI. STRNTToN, tirk.
true cop, ufihc pstiun anil 8tirf ui CuTIt thCryun
n Auo.u WM VI. srlNTrON, Cloh.
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R,oCR,~pr

Trr RrvolrrroS oS rur Rio G'AsDr'-
The New Orleans Picayune = INC ''o INST
contain. hrther intelligence as 10, " '0'o'''N
on ihs RIO Grandc. Fighting stll "''a''.
Al Nlumorls, at the latest dates. an, 90.
energy was displayed on the part OF A..
forces. and there were some signs Of Harril
by Canuul Who was fighting his way from
house 90 house, having bu, one piccc ct can
non ariinsttVel,c.
4 letter from Brownsville, saws the rc,olu-
ZIONIST. arr a mere hand OF robbers.
From 1890 20 1900 women and children
have fcl from Nliamons, and are in great
d.,trss, aud jcsiltution.
ten. A,llo, during The attack, has ordered
the Nmer,caus Boa Mat1moas Ia cou6nc them
selves 90 their stores, believing they would
give add and couBtcolncc 90 thc revolution
I.is.
From some Rio Bravo correspondence b.
tween Capt Phelps, Commauj,ug ct Fort
Brown. and Canual. u seems that tbc Amer
ir1Hs have permission Coz ths United State,
Steamer tocoHycy Mexican prisoners Co Mat
lmous The revolutionary leader protested
against ih.. and ihe ort,r va. r,sc,uicd.
Capt, Phelps complains tIat Canual is
destroying Amcucau property and iHiurIug
AmrraBcu1rn. Vh,dh that oftror,ey ear
rrs,lv denies. rni s,rrys.r, ihr highest rc-
srrc, &C. tht. country and its c,uIeUs. 1.-The
Wro Bravo ptohauncrs these charges against
,1uua'toug, rrfrgrjsj' and 90 h.s desire
o. 1y1.d blsi1l-l iHj ,l,r psoPrriy. .-a'iu-
huroj obi, isri OF h.. poo having yea orrlursd
th- c.iv.
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STATE or MNNE.

kr>Nur,. of COUNTY Crrrii.-ial-
cr, AugH.t Se..i,l, lsji, h'ii d, liuuwu re
Nu,. "a. 1851.
o. DO, lt,-piu- Petition, satisfactory evidence
ha,irg ls,n received dat tbs rrfIt.Hrr,s ace rc.
.puu.lLr anil .ught o. o. halfI iuush,rs ihe matter
20 fuh iu .,ii ustu %, 10 e. OrIrri, That ihiuy
di,s prr,i au. notice o. given, that thr CuuItl CHn-
missioner. 90 meet at thr av,lli1g house Of Brnj
pikr iH Ta,rttr, 600 Wollrsday, thr 2i,h dll ~
D,,,m'rr NAT. % Ten o'cHoA 4 Vi, anl th.nJr
proceed tlsi.N tI. root. mentioned iu s,i petition,
trI iun-ip0sI, sii,rvIr.s hear the I1uir- ami
ihrir oiln,.f,s, aud thea take surh iuithrr mais-
ufe. o. thr premise. LEI. ma, D. aHIu'-r pupsr-
said urt., Geo d. given by .oNiu. sr,-i, ,'yir. ct
..I petition tuI tb.. uuirr thereon, upon che r,-
,r,rtivc ClrksuT tha tuwus ct I1lritr an En't
lsI,rlmirr snI b., pu.iluI up furh copies 90 thu'
yuhIc place. be- each 1T .aid towns, ani %, publish.
ug che .,ur in che Age and kUulyc JuuIull.
prute IN .a,I Count, Ut kcnusb,r, llai iis O>iuri
Democrat pulhc newspaper pl1,ri in iur 'uun-
"a oi ONsII; TINT 40 IrfsIns and corporations may
attend aud .. heard ii tbry think proper.
Aur.u WI. VI. SIliAIIoN, Clrk.
true COP, ofihr petition AMI order olc1uu thoroln
a Attest WM. VI. sTRNTTON, Clefk.
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cAMnRmGE cATrLE mlnnEr.

WrnNIsutN, Nov. u.
80 Market. S11o Ref Cattl-. 1900 neryc. and
i33, >iur,si consisting Of Muking ONeu, Cow.
sni Caltrs tvu and thrtc YEAR, uLI
rHiCIs-ncrf Csulr--E ,tn 20 O0i 6nt quail
tiy IS so; p b., IS 60 80 d. -, Hide, I 50
re' cSt. lsi'ow IS. Nosl raltc.i 3, tns
Siutcs-NorNiHg oNrn-S T.. s61, "a, 76 IS
aud loo.
Cows iud C,l,r..-Salc. p, p, "a. ~, rs,
81 90 e a..
Nrarhngs, s6 o. ~
Too wears ODD, 10 f, p
Three yClr. uli, " o. -.
Shop and lawh.-g5ls 40 m1tkci. pricu,-
E>'a, % os. u, BE-, I 81. 90 Co ESQ.
Sutqr-NuHr 40 market. Iuk,,s i2j, itum Va
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Nnllrn nf ToTccln,uIe.

NIvHEREAS, Auph 10y. u Sumner, In the
w Count, Of ONford, ani State IT Main, D.,
h,r m1rigagr deed dated March ~, 1850, anl rc-
corded With Oxford Records, Book -, Page l3l,
conveyed 10 me the suhscr,hcr. certain tract Of
hnd situated IN Hartford, 10 said County, coutain-
ing 6i,-G,e acre-, more 80 less tosecure the p,y
lnsni II certain notes thcrein mentioned and whrts.
tbs condition Of sad deed has been broken,
heret, give notice that claim aiorcclusue Il the
same, and 10 bold the premises according 10 law.
DEARlNG FARRAR.
Paris. Nov. n. ISL 3NiO
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nnIcnroN cNrrLr MAnKEr.

THsEsu,i. Nov. ~.
N Ns,Ar,. $500 cattle, lil-u, ~ licsi) $500
-Ngsp. 80 ISoJ Svius.
Rryf C,als-Ne qwir-=i.Ntu,, 20 - q 50 f.
T., l,nii,,y 3D. IS 81, 500, ~, 81 "a
az
.s,rr,l Two y.ars OIL ~, a u three y,1uo 90
l. 81
'.5kin. Oyfn-s a.. SIS. 6A, -. -. loo
-. ,n.l C.l,,.-~ ~. -. 20. 20. rs, q
Sb,.,, SIX. u p. p. %, ,, p %.
:, inc Ni.ai- 10 rc,.lIf - iuf sHvs, %
"a, i,rr,,.. ,h!l hoC' s.. ,"iu i,i tugs. 1t.',
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Guardian, safe.

y, ,iHua Il license from ibc Hon. Bob Tnurc
uIg, IT Probate a. the County ct ONflfd, .haIl
I'll 10 private .,ls, q ihs lHn ct J0soph Mlkin,
IN D,nmtA, 40 Ssiiria,, ihc siAih "a, of Decrni.
i.r HcS', al tWo o'cl,oh IN thc afternoon, - upsh
81 Tho real Estate II Jsuirs sui Hannah Snou. of
Denmark, ns Will pruduo, the sum II thee han.
trci and hhy d1lhr', 90 iho payment OF the net
debn 1T the aid james and Hannah. The estate
oerch Zoe ssie consists oi aut three acres Of And
situated on Southeily side Of Beaver b-o,k. A.
- much on Of the NoHhsrly end II tha farm o.,
which che 'aid james and Hannah nov hycs, a.
may D. ncssary o. make up che suin above meut,on-
ell, The lrst mentioned parcel has on IL a valuable
growth IT pue aud OAK tunlsr.
ID. &. TARBON,
Guardian q Jans. snd Hannah Snow.
Denmark, Oct. -, 1851 3vas
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That COLLATION. 10 he given Co the Young
wing, by ,bc great DOuble-heaaod Defeated
IIon. Robert Charles Winthrop, has been
r..lr11sd on account OF the absence Of party
OF ,hs youthful politicians on an excursion %
salt River. shooting woodcOck 80 Boston
Imss
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WE, havi0g heon appointed h thc Jw's" OF
w Probate ur the t0uuiy 10 ONiord. To- rc.
rr,yr AMI c,ani1o thr claim, II lhC creditors 81
JACOB :. Smith, hic 81 lllrtfd, in 'lit cguniy
',crlsed, vhrs, estate !. Up1ofni'i in'ol'en''
1i,e notice that siN months lrum dee ,ghi'euih d',
Ut September asi, have ls,i allowed 10 'ah cre'l'
n1r. io ifin- in and pru,e ihrir claims ani l'a'
ut will at rul h, service assiIuri o., ~ lne "ih''
Il AuItrv UarIuus Il CanIun, rn thr h-i ~ainf-
,,,. oC Jauuafy apI Fclwlr, ueNt. AMI on the
r.htsfuih Ia, e March NAT, ifum one % lour a.
cllck, +. VI. liiiAN lllNls,,..,
NIL ali. C,b J,, NJ Nov. 1851. aNlO
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NV YuEk. Nov. lslh.

The jury In the case Of Au'cne Lopez for
murder OF officer Foster, have rendered a VET
dici IT guilty.
The report tina, an American vessel was
fred into from the Fort at Cape llay'Icn some
ume since, Is cou,radic,ed By respectable
merchant Of tina, place.
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Ma. wrsrrR.-1be Boston Courier an
nounces ap jaran,ly ''by authority that Mr..
Webster will soon retire from tie Cabinet.
The Courier SAYS as the Union IS no" safe
Mr. webster's services in the Cabinet are no
longer indispensable.
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MissIssiFPI ELroTloS.-unofIicial returns
from IS counties ia Mississippi, give, tuuiou)
for Governor, 1000 majority, with counties
Vet To be heard from, All the union State
tickle, is elected, except for Chanccry CLERK.
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