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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12
LAND GAENCY.
WIN. JOSHUA {; H. BOOTH
w. L. BARNEY 4 co.

VIM. JOSHUA BARNEY. Z II. BOOTH.
w. j. BARNEY & co.
GTILL continue TO transact all business connected
- with the purchase and sal of real estate, whether in
the city country. They will examine Giles, prepare
eonvcyanccs, pay taxes, locate bounty and warrants,
and prepared to afford information of aillknds relative
to lands in the Dubuque Land District. Maps and da-
grams can be furnished if requr d. Land arrants of
49, 80 and 100 constantly hand for sale or "ca
ton advantageous terms, and , guaranteed.
Farmers residing at distance Lave the ir lands
the expense of journey Emigrants and settlers would
10 well to call before applying elsewhere.
Office West side of Main street, nearly opposite the
'obe Buildings, Dubuque, Iowa june 4
Ir Wc~iern Democrat and Progressive Era, (when
lstabishcd will please copy for year and forward
Gill TO this office.
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ELECTION RESULT IN CHICAGO.
"For the General Banking Law, "2l22-
"Against the General Banking Law" TO-
The Galena Jeffersonian upbraids the g Chi
cago Democrat" and Argus in the strongest
terms, for their apathy upon the Bank guest IN
prior 10 the election.
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CHAIN PUMPS.

vrHE Chain Pump, with zinc buckets smoothed and
fitted TO the pipe, is the most convenient, easiest
worked cheapest and durable Of any kind in USE
Experience has fully tested its
SUP RIORITY TO ALL OTHERS.
II gives motion to the in the WELL which tends 10
keep it pure and good 1t trouble from freez
ING in the coolest weather. and the chains and castings u
carefully used will last an age
The undersigned are manufacturing these
GALVANIZED CHAIN PUMPS
In Dubuque and design to make superior article. Wo
have fresh supply of Chain from the tentees in Bos-
ton We will put up the PUMPS and let you try them,
before ask You to buy. They are wdrra"ied 10 "ot
freeze MP, and to be kept in repair for year
Orders for Pumps trial Otherwise viii receive
prompt attention.. =, -:
| buckets. ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ro
| Dnh,nne Sent. 10. lSSl-W.lY.
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,R. w. n. McMAuAN.

TvENDERS his professional services to the citizens OF
/ Dubuque and vicinity.
Office in Fzparrk's building, Main street, first door
above tile Globe Building.
Nov. & lS5I-ly
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JNO. nj. MCDANIEL,

Office Bank Row, Main Street, over B. j.
O'Huitoran's Store,
CTlII. continues in receipt ofBOUNTY WARRANTS
= of all Sizes which he will sell for cash. locate on
time ON very reasonable terms pays taxes III
ties prepares instruments OF writing purchases and sells
real estate ard will give any information relative to any
lands in the Eubuaue Land District, which h spre-cmi
neny able do having acted Surveyor within the
District for many years. Letters addressed to me, Post
Paid or unnaid will receive prompt attention. Oct 2Stf
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NOTICE.

LII persons hereby notified not TO take any not
n against me which may he in circulation as shall
not pay tn same, for the reason thar never executed
the said notes. MATHEW HAYES.
Nov-d e. W 81.
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NE W ST 0 R {,

Sept. 10, l05l.-ly.dAw
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Ohio Fruit and Seed Store, No. 81

.UHEH 5LTEEl, DHUHTUc, zUWU
You will not only find Choice Selection Of Seeds at this
Establishment but almost every article Of Foreign ana
Candies Spices Tea, Golf Q, Sugar, Pepper, Spice Gin
ger, saeratus, Tobacco snuff Soap Candles rawasr
Butter Lard. Bacon, Cheese Eggs, Mackerc, White 81
Cod FISH salmon, Herring Poultry Vegetables, etc.
kept constantly on hand, and will he sold cheap Wi!
say conclusion that Keep almost every article desire0
for family use for the supply Of Steam Boats, ana WIN
be happy furnish all al reasonably low prices. All
articles pure will be dcliv red with and dis
patch 10 any place within the City if desird tree
charge as keep Horse and Carriage expressly for that
nmrnose CIR. WEST
| nubuoue lst March, 1851 noes
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Cook & SARGENT, JOHN L. IiIGGrSsoH,
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SURGICAL AND MED CAL Notice,
DIR. FIR. CIOLINA

DIR. FIR. CIOLINA,
Lately Director of the Indiana Pirate Hospi-
tai, Columbus, Indiana.
oULD respectfully inform the citizensofD ibuqus
and vicinity that | am permanently located at Iowa
Civ 10 practice in all branches the Medical and SUI
pcal sciences am in possession of all Surgical and
Sur Mechanical Instruments and refer particularly
20 the diseases eyes, and ether ecasay items
as to the horrible disease called Epopse cured,
with my sytem, thousands.
Letters are TO be directed to me at Iowa City
Sent "a "a, lS51-3mw
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NOTICE

IL those who indebted TO me by note or book
n account, will please forward and settle the
same Immediately, as | very much in need of money.
win be found at all times at the City Hotel.
CHARLES HEWITT.
Duhuuuc Nov 7-d&w I'm,
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FiRE-On the morning of the 9th inst, a
fire broke Gu, in Burlington, and destroyed
property TO the amount of $4,Oo0-no nsur-
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/ FREE This paper goes free Of postage to
I'll subscribers in Dubuque County.
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CALEDONIA, No

We have not yet heard from this County,
Only two precincts heard from. lis about two
to enc against bank law, so far as heard from.
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DIR. D. B. LEE.

VIZ OULD take This opportunity to inform the citizens
w OF Dubuque and vicinity, that he has sold part
If his d. nta stsck rented his ]. p Porter,
until the Cd Of July 1852, after which time lie will
mence business again. and pes To receiv share of
patronage. He has recev the privilege of doing a
certain Of dentistry previous TO that time, and
may he found at his r sdehc on RLurr STREET, few
doors above the Catholic Church. All work Gohe hereto
fore NOT giving satisfaction viii be mad. satisfactory
called upon.
Nov Sd W I'm
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w. HERANCORT s. co.
II AVING purchased and spl ndid hearse,
would inform tn r friends, and the citiz gene
rtlv that they prepared fill all orders for fun rails
Collins, of all sizes and Styles will be kept always on
hand
FURNITURE.
They viii also keep OF Ia large and splendid as
sorfinent Of furniture, sur
SOFAS. TABLES. ~z-sss LOOKING GAS
BEDSTEADS, 1S IND CHAIRS.
Also, large lot Of common chairs.
TURNING
of all kinds executed with and dispatch, and
reasonable terms.
September 80. lS5l.-dwlv
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VIM. LAwTHER EDw. 4. LuLi. JAMES LA"ThL

VIM LawrHER Epw. A, LuLi. JAMES LAwTHEs
WN yist -. II CO..
wIoT ESAJE AND p-T'SI. DEALERS IN FOR.
EIGN Ann t'eTEs1rC GOODS,
1T the old stand of n. Lartt, .Edn street. Dubuque.
WE ar prepared =, t-r y country merchants and
w the puf,ic rane-r,iv w;,a goods reasonable
terms as any house IT, liz cf:.
We are consartlv r-.cAv ii-cc: from the manufac
turer, every article # ~h:se usually kept or eed-
ed in this country, vi .. -" = sid al very small
advance on COST or cxc;,9nE = c.aI-.v produce.
The highest marx ~ ". g. a. lines he PAID icf
the products Of tho cnr.E-y n 'asa.
DubuIIr. y ay 7, 1881.
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4 RID.
"A CAhU
Il. p. PORTER. Denial Surgeon.

j. p. PORTER, Dental Surgeon,
TTAVING purchased the Entire Stock and Dental Prac
III tce of D. B. LEE, of this place. respectfully tendcr1
his professional services to the citizens OF Dubuque and
the interior.
Office opposite the Bank and Immediately the Exchange
and Banking Housr,
where will be happy perform all operations upon the
teeth both their beauty and preservation. TeSth in
serted in whole partial sets, upon any OF the modern
improved methods, with or without artificial gums ano
udrranted for iJr.
Particular attention paid to Extracting, Filling anf
cleansing; also the regulation Of Children's teeth s
uses no material but the best and WILL in all operations
whether surgical mechanical sive entire satisfaction
make no charge. Refer to
Asa Horn, NJ. D.; Hon. LINCOLN CLARK;
J. w. finley, NJ. D.. Maj NJ. MoBIEr;
G. w. RICHARDS, NJ. D.; r. WArIEs, Esqi
r. l. THOMAS, NJ ID.
DIR. p has hand large and well selected stock 0
INCORRUPTIBI.E TEETH, which he offers to the Pro
esson Manufacturers prices Orders respectfully sob
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StoD them Animals.

CTRAYED from tn subscnb r, near Independ nee
y Buchanan county, about the LIST Of April last, ba
mare and six colts, One light strawberry roam (staion
years old, with one white h'nd foot. One b o"d pay
white stripe on her ad Que roam, year old (ssI
,,pl one hind foot white mar colt, one yen
nJd with star in her face One dark bay mar OF
wear old and one dark bay mar, about fourteen ana
half hands high, egh, years old sqitabl sewaId wi
be paid for their deliv ry, or any normaion o. Iiie'
whereabouts. HAMiLloN MLuohA@Ah'
OctI5 lS5l-wlmPd
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Jusr opening, too doors abore the Bak.
AIDES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES and BOYS, in
IL city and country, are respectfully invited to call and
examine my goods; consisting in part as follows:
DRY AND STAPLE GOODS
Such as French and American cloths and casslmeres;
satines; white, red and domestic annels; black and
brown msns; Prints large and fine assortment bats,
wadding, yarn, drillings, stripes checks &C.
SIX AND DRESS GOODS,
Embracing silk goods of every description and ladies'
dress goods of the latest styles and patterns with nges
and trimmings suit the coors Bonnets good
ment, with ribbons, Innings artifcias, and plumes;
with full assortment Of white goods, such worked
collars, chemizettes, mlsns grapes linen hankercefs,
linens, &c.
GROCERIES.
A full and complete stock always on hand.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
You will find in my stock gentlemens boots and brogana
Of every quality Ladies, misses and chIdrens boots and
shoes Of every style.
QUEE.NSW.aRE.
In this branch confident shall please my customers
have purchased my goods in the markets,
intend to sell them low any no west Of the noun
tains. J. c. WEATHERBY.
Dubuque, Sept. "a. 1851.
WOODEN Yarn.
r HAVE Just received assortment of white, black
blue clouded. and blue mixed Glen yarn which vii
he sold cheap for cash. J. r. THOMAS,
sept 5-d-w-y Nearly opposite the NAPLES House
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Nj q N u Nj l. ~ r.

Lees,
Cooks,
Soule's,
Jayne's,
Crary's,
Bragg's,
Cooper's,
Moffat's,
Herrick's,
Nc Clure's,
Brandredlh's,
Sappngton
Crate nberg,
Comp Colloeynth,
Comp. Cathartic,
AndPills of all kinds,
Sold whos'le and ret'l.
JohnBull's Sarsaparilla,
SPTownsend 'sSarsap'a,
Moorehead' sMag Paste,
Jayne's Cannnitiv. Basam,
And all his family medicines.
Nerve and Bone Liniment,
Aliens, Batters, Chareses',
And Lamberson's Mustang.
Gardner's Fennmore's andSloan's
Ointment, McCallister's Ointment,
PainKiller, Radneys Relief, Circassian
Balm, Balley's Pain Extractor, Jew
David's Plaster, Badean's Plaster,
Poor Mans Plaster, &C., &C., &C.
N. B. Culiawn, Bender, Baobab, and
Vincetoxicum; Refined Whale Oil, Fish Oil,
MEATS Foot Oil, and all kinds ofoi for machinery
That will stand the weather, wet and dry.
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CINCINNATI, Nov g.
River fallen three inches, since last evening
Hogs are offered at 81 IS without buyers
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MARYLAND ELECTION.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 8,
The Democratic State ticket is elected. The
Senate stands IL Wings and 10 Democrats If
last reports are correct, as they are believed to
be, the democrats will have two majority in the
House of Delegates.
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PA /. j. l..
SASH DOOR AND BLIND SHOP.

y He undersigned taxes this method OF informing ire
the citiz ms Of Dilbu ,n,. Mechanics and Farmers
generally that H. is praDared to do all kinds ot
planning such flooring, partition, shevlng &c, OF any
width from sixteen inches, and from three quar-
icrs OF inch three inches in thickness producing
s.race similar to hand work. He keeps constantly Oh
hand Dressed Lumber for sale and is now prepared to
execute all orders from abroad IN his line.
Country Merchants
And others will please member that this the piaeeto
buy SASH DooRs yc .oaoesals and retail, very cheap
for cash. All ask is to give me call before purchasing
els where
Shop on corner of Iowa and Fourth street, adjoining
~ ]. L. DICKINSON.
N. B. Turning and Saving done on short notice II
esifed. Aug 6,-w6m.
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LOUGHLIN AND 0ELBERG,

ID EGS leave inform the public that they have opened
ID sht opposite the Walc House, where they intend
get up the fashionable style, having
had experience for the last twenty in London and
New York Give us a call. nCv5 3rnd
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JOHN HILL,>
aPrHYTECT and RTTT.DER

CORNER of Locust and Sixth streets, Dubuque.
- Iowa, would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally that H. is prepared any pro-
essona duties that may he intrlsted TO him Particu
Ear attention given to Designs and Building Drawings
with all their details and specifications the most re&
sOnahle terms.
Nov. S.-dSw IT,
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OHIO RIVER

PirrsBuRe, Nov 8
Four feet in the river and falling.
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Cook & SARGENT, JOHN L. iiIGGrSsos,
Dauenport. Dubuque.
EXCHANGE BANKING HOUSE
and Land Agency of
COOK, SARGENT & CO.,
DUBUqUE, Iowa.
EXCHAIIGE on all the principal Cities of the Tn
ILicd States. in sight and time Bills purchased, end
sale. in suit Collections on tins City remii-
ted for day ut payment current rates Of exchange
Int FEST allowed on depnsites
Land Warrants constantly for sale.
Refer -
Mcssrs. GEO. SinTH & Co., Bankers, Chicago, III.
g f. w. CLARK 4 BRos. do ST. Loiisis, Mo.
8 E.W. CLARK, DoDcE & Co. do New York
HATcH Il LASGpoS do Cine innati, Ohio.
s' N HOMES & Son 90 Pittsburgh Pa.
g J. w. CLsnK & Co. do Boston, Mass
Aug 25-ly DIV
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
g UGH as is used by the Farmer, Miner, Mechanic a

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
g UGH is used by the Farmer, Miner, Mechanic and
- House-keeper.
QUEENSW.ARE,
Among the best and most extensivestock in town.
GROCERIES
OF all the various kinds together with various ether
goods such Ladies and Misses Muff (some very ne)
Cotton Yarn Carpet Bags, Trunks, Window Shades and
Paper Curtains, Carpetng, India Mating Carpet binding
White GOODS Shawls of the Bay State and Empire Mills
and lots of other things too numerous to mention.
To my old Friends and Customers return my sincere
their support amidst all the temptations buy
goods COST which this has of late been the
Of and by fair dealing and unirn prices, hope to merit
continuance Of their coHdence-Ts the public in Cen
eral [ would say, will sell Goods low any reg
ular House. Those who doubt it be easily made to
believe it, on examination. b. j. O'HALLORAN.
p S. will take produce of all kinds in payment OF
debts OF in exchange for Goods up the 2Oh of October
IT cash prices. All those who know they owing
would confer great favor by settling up their accounts
| cannot afford any longer indulgence.
Sept 81 B. J. O'HALLORAN
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New ORLEANS. Nov. 8.
The Steam Ship Georgia leaves for New
York on Monday
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NEW GO DIS
FOR THE FALL TR ABE,
AT O'HALLORAN'S,
NJ, M1.,, ctr,o}

DuBuquE, Iowa.
T HAVE just opened portion of my Fall Goods, CONF
i prisng large assortment of
DRY GOODS
In all their vareties-such Broad-cloths Cashmere
Sanets: Kentucky Jeans Blue Blankets Flannels-red
blue and white Drillngs-brown and blue; Cotton Fla
nelsbrown and bleached Sheetings and Shrtngs-hick
DRY stripes; Ticking; Table and Bed Linen; Denms Lin.
seys Alpacas Merinos Defines Chntzs, Ginghams and
Prints, of great variey N prices suit all tastes and
styles to suit the fancy.
READY MADE CLOTHING FOR MEN and BOYS.
One Of the largest and best assoTtments
In the city.
Those wanting clothing Of any kind, from Dress Goa
to Fearnaught Over-coat, would do well TO examin
my stock.
article, and at very low prices.
LADIES and Misses Bootes, Buskins, and High Gu
Polkas, in great variety of style and quality.
HATS AND CAPS,
fine assortment. The Silk Plush "Cap'' of the
may be seen at o'HALLORAN'S.
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CONSUL TO HAVANA,

WAsHINoroN Nov g.
The Tntelgenccr publishes the official an
nouncemcnt of the appointment Of Judge Sharky
| as Consul al Havana.
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Dubuque. Sept. 10, lS5l.-w.ly.
---------- ------.
housekeeping GOUas'

HOS1SCKCTpIHS
LANKETS-50 pairs white and coiosed, OF al
Id aualiti s;
TABLEBLoTHs-loo pairs white and brown Linen
Damask
r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Diapers, &C., Scotch, Emeti-
can AMI Russian, very ch ap!
AiIENDALE Quilts and COUNTERnANEs,
CURTAIN MA ERIALS-Damasks, Nor ems, Ch'ntzes
Embroidered altislins, &c. For sale by
So, ~ r. A. 4 r. n. SMITH.
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CAIRO, N v. 3.
No election held at Cairo on the 4th inst, re-
turns from neighbonng prccints not yet received.
It is thought that in this, Alexandra county,
the minority against the Bank Law, will be from
100 to l29. But little feeling manifested on the
subject
-Four feet water reported between this point
aud Paduca, and from there to Louisville four
feet three inches
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yves crn Brewery for Sale.

HIS new Brewery ana large stone establishment. q.
the West end of Eigth street is offered Tor saie on ING
most sonabe portion only OF the money nen
required to be paid hand The Building and
about it is new, having been USED ou! lew months In
ouire of the under signed on the premises.
IN good hors. and Wagon for sale cheap az same
place. JUN AnoCn" "o'o"o'
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Iobacco-No man. com to good 10aaiSc
No.2 better quail. 20a2Sc
Freights to New Orleans.-Flour, 90
Pork, Csc = Corn, = Oats, 15-Lead, Sc
per. 100 lbs.-Bacon and Lard, 15c-Hemp,
S3a6-Tobacco, So per hid
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THE UNION.

keep him secreted from the public lac win have no
counsel the public will not be allowed to him the
commissioner or marshal being alone responsible. he will
take the hazard Of allowing him 10 be visited by any
body and be will dispose OF the case with much
pidy as possible. am willing that you should decide
which of these systems most likely promote conve
nience in the execution OF the laws, the peace OF the
community. and the rights OF the fugitive The refusal
ngs OF the southern people than if it contained some i'm
portant principle. for this they would be constrained
respect but il appears them in the light of aggression
our part"
Col Bgler closed his speech by referring the inest.
mabe blessings derived from the American Union as il is,
and was quite eloquent in his effort TO alay all sectional
ealouses the question that has created much
element throughout the country
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JuDcINc BY APpEaRANcEs-A PRISON SCENE Mu-
NicH-The number Of female prisoners is very small in
comparison with the AT particular washing tub
stood Iour Our conductor spoke of them,
TIN being a sign TO notice them Two looked up,
and fairly beamed with smiles one, tall and very hand.
some young girl, continued 10 wash away with down
cast eyes et sort OF delicacy in staring at her, her
looks and modest fourib-a fat i'll
looking old wonan--also looked at the yisiters
The two who smiled had remarkably agreeable faces
with good features and very mild expression the
other, small woman, and. though with blooms on her
cheeks, certain sad anxious expression about her EYES
and mouth OF which OF these four women were we 10
hear fearful history related The only one who looked
evil was the fat old woman As as we were in the
court our conductor said "Now what 90 you say about
these womenl" Three out OF the four" we renarke
aIe the only agreeable faces have seen in the prison
and, Judging from this momenary glance al their counte
nances, we should say could not be guilty OF much crime
perhaps the fat old woman may be that tall young girl,
however, is not only handsome but gentle looking"
" That tall young GIRL replied our guide, /" was one
who ayear Two ago. murdered her fellow servant, and
cutting the body, buried the garden the little woman
next to her, two years since, murdered her hus-
band and the handsome, kind, moherly looking wo-
man. who stood next, destroyed her child of years
old the fat woman is in only for slight offence" So
much for our judgment Of physiognomy.
tHousehoid Words
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From the Boston Daily Times, Aug.
The Colt Cape-A Verdict.

This case which has occupied the United States cir.
cult court for more than month, was closed yesterday
by verdict for the plaintiff, Mr.. Samuel Colt, and the
fact is now established, about which man in this
country had any doubt before. that Mr. Colt is the
first and original inventor of Colts arms. We have
watched this with great interest for time with
out expressing any OPINION or attempting to create any
public feeling upon the subject, deeming il better leave
huence, to administer the law. But that ii over,
we will say that when such as Mr.. Col, is
PEELED 10 spend his hardearned money in courts TO
tain right which has been conceded TO him by the com
mon opinion OF mankind for fifteen years, and secured
him by letters patent under the seal Of the government
ii is time that reform should be made in the system
OF law upon the subject OF patents. tina, inventors be
protected without all this enormous loss and expense-an
expense which often is greater than the patent would sell
for
The manner in which Mr. Colts cause has been tried
by Mr.. Dckerson, of New Jersey, has established his
reputation paent-law lawyer at the highest point,
and proved the reality OF the reputation he brought with
him. The universal opinion expressed by the bar here
has been, that there tried in this circuit
since the days Of Mason with the skill and ability OF
this and reporter is informed that the jury after
they had TO their verdict, passed vote OF thanks to
Mr. Dickerson for the in which he had tried his
cause but, whether that is or not, the way which
they clustered around him court and shook bis hand
after the verdict showed degree OF sympathy with him
and his which is seldom exhibited in of jus.
tce MIR. Choaie, with all his skill was unable 10 stem
the tide, and yielded to il with grace.
This verdict shows one ihing-,hat paen,ees need
despair Of seeing better days,
After the verdict the ordered the deponents "Tbe
Massachusetts, Arms Company" TO give bonds for
$4,000, TO answer the damages for month to come and
set down motion Tor injunction, 10 be heard the first
day Of September.
JUDGE Woodbury. has shown during this whole trial a
degree OF determination and OF devotion 10 Justice which
prove him to be the sound lawyer and the conscientious
judge and sincerely hope that he may long live 10
administer the law, and TO ornament the station be hls