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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31
EE5ERVE ALiHESEss WHILE foT CAN, FOR ALL TIL
LOVELY MUST HAVE AN rNp.o
NEW SKY-IIGHT
DAGUERREAN SALOON,
q. T.. EsyJssEp.SyS.

HAYiNG leased for term Of wears the beautiful sa;ta
of Rooms i'll Langwortllys Block hGvg enlarged and
fitted them up in elegant style an ready exc
cute likencssos in avery superior He has III ad
vantage of powerful! sxY-LrGiT. YET soft and mellow
that he i enabled ~ take iil in few seconds with
perfect tie sitter. retaining perfectly natural
c-lic beauty Of expression desirable in the picture
Mr. R.hav.ng for years made tits seatiH. is study
and having ayalcd himself of a! the valuable i'm
prtveGentS feels happy in TIE assurance that those who
call his for pictures VIII noycrgp away dissa
fed, bat tie contrary, will induce their friends cal
also, ard get themselves beatsi!!y painted by Tie
bright, pure sunlight Of Heaven.
His facilities tor taking Children and for grouping in
large numbers unparail ced This reception room
fronts Main sheets large and coGmodipus and n
pains VIII hc spared render this Saloon place inter
est and comfort To all who may visit Excelsior is his
MoT1o and lie intends that pictures taken ticso rooms
shall mol he surpassed by any artist East West and
VIII in suffer pictures to leave his establishment
bat such shall do honor 10 tn art, credit himself and
render entire sa!s1ctGn Pictures taken in all kinds
weather in plain CT fancy, lacict<, pins, rings SC.
Mr.. T. can always hc found home, ready and very
willing II wait upon nil who wish pictures taken. Nisi-
tors will CT all times be welcome call and examine spc-
ciaens. Entrance Main street door. below the
American House, Sd story Instructions given and apa-
ratts furnished dec i2--dwiy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31
New York, Dec. &C

Great Throshcr Meeting in .New Orleans--The
New Orleans Picayune publishes a letter
from Mr.. Thrashcr to Consul Owen, which
denies that he ever took out letters of natural.
iza;ion in Cuba.
The Thrasher meeting at New Orleans, on
the 10th inst, was attended by 10000 persons,
and the greatest excitement was manifested
A resolution was proposed, declaring that the
people ofNew Orleans would not allow the Span
ish flag to be hnisted in that city until MIR.
Thrashcr should be released
Resolutions were finally adopted, declaring
that the persons and property of American
citizens were not secure abroad, and calling upon
the Government to adopt such measures as
would make the American flag and people re-
spccted the world over
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31
NEW York, Dec. lo-7P. M.

NEW York, Dec. 10 P. NJ.
Farther By the Daal Wcbster-SAN FRAN.
CISCO, Nov. I5.-During fortnight there has
been but a moderate business doing. Price
about the sam on the lst instant. Flour is
selling in small quantities for consumption;
prime qualitv$l2. There is no speculative feel
ing OF any kind in merchandise. Holders are
unwilling to make any concession. Shipments
from the Atlantic are expected now for the
spring month will be small. The emf ration
i large. Goods are shipped in m odcrato guam
titles for Oregon.
A shock of an earthquake was felt at San
Francisco on tic evening OF November 18th
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31

y yyTRANCOLT T. co.

NERANCOIT g. co.
HAVING purchased and splendid hcarsr,
would !, rl th"ir friends, and the citiztns
rally, that they prepared TO fill all orders for fun rails.
Coins, of ali sizes and styles, will be kept always
hand
FURNITURE.
They viii also keep hand large and splendid
sorment eff furniture, such as
SOFAS Tables. s=scs.-.A~ LOOKING GL.aS
W.fRDROBES, e sagsSS SEES, BUREAUS
BEDSTE-4DS, md CHAIRS.
Also, large lot of common chairs
TURNING
of all kinds executed with and dispatch, and
reasonable terms.
September 80. Is5l.-dwIy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31
DRY GOODS AZ

IN Nedn slay, Nov. 9th, al 10 O'Clock a. m at Cows
~ City Auction Room, will be off rcd ut Public Sale.
an extensive assortment of seasonal, Dry Goods which
we have just received on consignment consisting Of
bleacied and brown shea tngs lanne!s satins, wool
en- hosiery gloves and mitts, silk dks, wooden shirts
ana drawers, with variety Of Fall and Winter dress,
cloths and casncres Also, unusual of small
a:le! articles and iank e notions. The whnla 10 be
closed out without reserve, for cash. The sale will be
continued each day and " ming until closed
Nov2f-dw2w Il ii EMERSON, Auction er.
Consgnments, OF Dry Goods, Furniture, Horses, &c.
respectfully solicited and punctuailv attended 10. Also
sales of Real Estate. r. Ii. EMERSON,
NOV 20 .1NctiONfer
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31

Large wholesale ~ retail House.
c. He NRY G.4RTRELL
TyTOU1D respectfully announce to the citizens of D
w biqac. an'i tie surrounding country that have
now III store Gle at the most extensive and well selected
stocks Of AioclaniZe the largest Eastern House
could produce.
.iN.NEX Il LIST BELOW
Comprising portion of mystock, 10 which particular
attention invited Ladies' Dress Goods every variety
Of Plain, Figured and Changcahe Silks and atins To-
Ccther win large quantity Of Black silks, India and
Turke! Sans. several varieties of Summer Dres, Goods
also superior French Lace, Gaps aud CELLARS very SO
ect assortment OF Piraso Ladies' Kid Gloves and Silk
Mitts. Also White CouTerpins, very cheap
4 L1RGE STOCK or STlPLE .lHD DO.
.HESIIC GOODS
Ny stock fcf fine Groceries, fattcr myself that
can sell shade lower than the market price call
ask TO prove tho fact.
aug 6 ly H.CGARTRELL
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31
Rates OF Exchange.
Land Warrants.

Land Warrants.
CORRECTED EMPRESS W. ). BARNEY & co.
Mexican Warrants for $50 Acres, Cash SC5
do do On one wears time .2a
New Issue Warrants for l,a Acres, Cash l3oal3
40 40
so 90 -
100 Ga one years time $3.50 to 81
81 {. ia
40 TO
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31
STILL LATER.

HALIFAX, Dec. 20.
The Royal mail steamer Gambia arrived
this morning. She LETT Liverpool on the 18th.
. The FRI nch at airs continue to be the en-
crossing topic Of interest There had been no
fresh incidents Of striking importance. Sever
a departments had been placed in state OF
seige. Large numbers of the Mountain (the
Republican, party have fed the country
Il 10 said, that the Marshal Jerome Bonaparte
has written strong letter to the President, en-
treating him not to establish despotic authority
Z bat 10 call constitutional assembly to frame a
new constitution.
n Theirs has been liberated by the President
! - aecount of ill health, with the proviso thai
- Rave the country.
u We find amongst the rews by the Baltic
Z rumor, that Commpdore APP Catcsby Jones
# the United States, had been murdered on thu
0oulcvards at Paris.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31
TELEGRAPHIC GLEAiNINGS.
by Telegraph to the Galcna Advertiser
THE CAPITOL ON FIRE.
The Library Burnt.

WAsnINGToS, Dec. 24-9, A. NJ
The Library, in tn. Capitol, is now burn
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31

me undersisn"d local Ag NJ, supplied with blank
policies and renewal receipts whirh will b. issued COW
tflhs approved risks N aSunah'c terms.
CHARLES COOKERY, .agt. Pre-. ms. Co.
For Dubuque City and County.
Dec I-u,tWI
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
SENATE.-Mr. Hunter presented the credcn-
tials Of J. J. McRea, appointed by the Govern
ment of Mississippi TO fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation of Col jefferson
Davis. McRea, appeared and was sworn in
Mr. Miller gave notice of bill making ap-
preparations for the improvement Of the Rivers
and harbors.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31

NEW ORLEANS, Dec "a
Further accounts from the Rio Grande rep
resent the engagement between Caravaal ard
the Mexican general, Janreguy, to have been of
the most desperate and bloody kind, and that
the latter had been driven to Ceralvo, 40 miles.
where the Government troops were completely
routed, and Caravajal occupied the town
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31
As, HpRR, NJ d.; Hon. LINCOLN CLARK;
C. ". RicnARp,, NJ. D.; r. WArLrs, E o.;
X. |. THOMAS, NJ, ID,

DR.. F. has On hand large and well selected stock n.
INCORRJPTi8LE TEETH, which he otTcrs 10 The pr,
iession at Manufacturers prices Orders respectfully sell
cited.
! Dubuque, S:pt. IL. 1851.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31
WASHINGTON, Dec. %.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Y.
SENATE.-Mr Miller, of N. j., introduced
the River and Harbor bill that failed of a pas
sa ge last March for want of time
MIR. Cass moved, that much of the Presi-
dents Message as referred to the Prome,heus
affair be referred TO the committee on Foreign
Relations.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31
fsECoND DEsPATCH.1

[sEcoND DESPATCH.
Dec. 24-5 min. past 9.
The Library at the Capitol is still burning;
can't get water; don't know when it can be
stopped.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31

APRIME article Of w. Cheese Oysters Lobster
and Saiiaes, of superior quality Just received and o
sale by GEIPCKE & SCHROEDER
Nov Ia-dWIy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31
ICtc"DcI 7, IOfC' To- "
GREAT REMEDY!
Celebrated Family Ointment.

3SHoSO) AAAJSS
Celebrated Family Ointment.
Is Mild Safe, 1aormgh and the greatest Eriernn Rene
Jy erer used. IL compOsed Of Tegetahe Extracts and
possesses potrer nrtgnasd the annals Of Medicine for s
Of Hfasna,Gtory Diseases
universally acknowledged TO he infallblc remedy.
in every here il has been faithfully applied on tho
system, for promoting nsensite Respiration, ana
is invaluable in all diseases OF the flesh. Obstinate Ulcers.
Old Sores Chiblas Sore Throat Burns, Cuts Cutaneous
Erupons Nipples Sore Breast Diseases of the Eye
Age in the Face. Rheumatic Pains. Contracted lo's:
Pain in the Side Back and other parts 0! the system scad
Head, Bruises Fresh Wounds Piles and every kind OF
sore containing the least particle Of Inflammation, are
permanently cured by this great remedy. ..-
HEALING VIRTUES.
It fact. authenticated here. well as all over the
State and indeed the whole western states, that Sioans
Medicines have obtained wide spread celebrity, and re-
putation. which they justly entitled by their AeanS
rrtues" and powers We not among those VINO are
prone 10 every patent hunbug that comes along
and in this instance have delayed endorsement unn
we have been able to make donby not only
by testing personally ourselves. but from the cstr
lIory OF numerous portion OF the community nvlhb
around u.s. Illinois Globe, April H. 1850.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31

PniLADELruIA, Dec. 12-ln the Circuit
Court this morning application was made for
the discharge of all the prisoners in custody
CIR being concerned in the Christiana riot
The District Attorney announced that all will
be held TO answer the MINOR oifrrce OF INSIDE
been entered by the authorities Of Lancaster
county, will be sent there to take their trial for
murder, and to await such action as may be
determined on The District Attorney said he
was determined distinctly to tcs. the question
whether refusal to aid the officers was not
| such forcible resistance Of the law as was
recognized by it.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31

w AsIiINGTON, DC. IUth.
SESATE.-Mr. Seward presented the petition
ut the Industrial Congress of N. Y. that the
G Government adopt such policy with regard to
foreign nations as will pacify, we'll as secure
to the people struggling for liberty, Justice from
other nations.
The joint resolutions concerning the Irish
Patriots, and also concerning Abdcl RAIDER
were postponed.
The bill making land warrants assienable
was referred 10 the committee on the Public
Lands.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31

u Kossuth is now in Philadelphia.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31
TTuIHp DESPATCH.

THIRD DESPATCH.
Dec. 24-l2 min. past 9.
Library entirely destroyed, and it is feared
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
Alis1elIa II { o II g
soMBRE VIEWS OF LIFE.

The city is the place TO see the most wonderful
changes and ups and downs Of life. Here you
NAV behold ambition, pride and vanity, one day
streaming iike gaudy banners high up in the
breeze, the next hurled to the earth, every glow
ing tint faded, every fair fold soiled-ALL blended
with the dust. Opposite to where we reside, the
other evening sat a neigIIbor at his door, appar.
emily in the most perfect health ; tile next morn
ing, at 10 o'clock he was a corpse-the victim OF
cholera. On Thursday, a gentleman comes to
the police court in the morning fullo lusty lie
at night he is in the court OF death-the victim
of a duel. To day you pass a towering edifce,
a church Dedicated to The living God TO morrow
YOU wend that way again, and the church is in
ashes, a smouldering ruin. You have a married
friend living at one end ofthe,city; you visit the
family on Sunday !; all are we'll, lively, and vel.
come you gailyS before the next Sunday you
are invited to the funerals of halfthe members,
suddenly cut off in the midst of life. You leave
a neigh6or near by to night with open store, do:
ing, as you think. a fourishing business. The
next day his doors are closed. He has abscond.
ed. or the sheriff has closed the concern. A
friend and his wife, arm in arm, and looking as
happy and harmonious as two doves, You meet
to. might promenading on the bevees and as you
turn from them, you circulate
tHappy,hanps happy pair'"
The aext day you hear, to your utter confonnd
.mept: that they are the most ill.sorted couple
alivc-fuit like cats and dogs-and are about TO
separate! The next day, more than like, you
hear that the wife has clipped and gone to Eu.
rope, or that the husband has suddenly taken
passage for California, They who for years
have 6cen friendly, for something or for nothing
become suddenly estrsnged, and, casting sinister
looks upon each other, take separate paths to
the grave-where even the work of change still
goes on, and the brains Of learned 'pundlts' iuli
of poGnpous literary pride, sell and valn conceu'
by wSy of a change, serve as a feast for the body.
worm TO fatten on!
:" The car Of victory, the plume, the wreath.
Defend not from fatc's bolt the wise, the braTeS
No aotc the clarion of rcuown can breathe,
r. alarm the night of the lonely grave,
Or check the head1ong haste of Times o'crwhciming
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
YRIUMpn o~gAMERIcAN sKILI.

Il will be seenby the following extract from
a letter from a reliable source, tina, sne P''hens
Of Messrs. Prouty IL MeaFs' Of boss1n, nave
won the first premium At The great e~n'p.'.Sn u
This testimonial to American sk'l' Is NOR ~. Fo.
ing in view ef The sneeriqg remarks o. me s "a.
gli=h press in relation as wen 10 5ou. ast'S - n"r
raj Implements as 70 The ether proaucuo"S =
inventors AMI mechanics
ExuIHITtoS FA-AcE
Hyde Park, July q ,looI
deal of trouble in relation 10 the matter, we had
the foreign plough trial. The English pl2ggi.s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
KEARsLEY,s IIoTEE.
Fairmont, Marion County, Virginia

Fairmont, Mnrion County, virginia..
TNI1E undersigned begs leave respectfully to
n inform the community and travelling public
that he has removed from his old stand, at Tower
corner, to the corner of Adams Cor MaIn) and
Monroe streets, formerly occupied by George
Irwin, and known as the "Mation Hpuse.'
The House has recently undergone atheyaUgh
renovation, and is also improved by ADDITION
AL BUILDINGS. 1t is now believed to be in
every respect adapted TO The wants Of The traveller
and soiourncr.
A large and commodious Stable has been add
ed TO the extensive Stabling conveniences alrea.
dy on the lot. Every thing "itl be done for the
comfort OF travellers and others who may favor
JOHN KEARsLEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
CARTER,S HOTEL.

TIIE new and extensive addition to this esta.
E blishment has been completed, together
with renovating the entire c"ocern, rendering i;
one amongstthe largest and most attractive III
the Valley. The rooms are furnished with neat
furniture, and with an eye TO the comfort and con-
v~enience of guests.
The Proprietor hopes to merit a continuance
S by t s{li ctI persqHaI p stte1tio,, f * increase SO his" b a"G
ness, assuring the public that no exertion on his
part will be spared 10 please, and render the So
journ Of guests agreeable.
June 25, 1901 Proprietor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
Look to yonr Interest, Farmers.

Look to yorlr Interest, Farmers.
,E1HE subscriber is now putting up ready for
Il immediate use at The Coach Factory Of Mr..
Wells J. Hawks in Charlestown, some hundred
or more Of the very ifEtesr ant most improved
WHEAT FANS,
known ns the " Geneseee Farmer and which
has superseded the use Of almost every Other ! Fan
i ~ s safes in the North. 1t is adapted TO clean.
ing iag every description of seed, and as Glover
Seed or Timothy cleaner, has no superior any
where This Fan has heeu most fully tested,
and every where elected the highes. comme9da.
ton. Ithas taken the premium at several o. th n9
construction, capacity for working, and economy
q p5ies; 81 stands e ;,s onf ri TisSinia Ef SaVe ao OF o an eP.
STU ;,v If sunnIVing themselves with an article
adapted 10 ,lleir wants, i. and Id i T. is b hoped aee n e]stl ! :
For delivery. Orders addressed TO me at Charles
Town Ior 1t will 6e promptly attended to, and the Fans Sans
delivered at any reasonable point designated Tree
Cha ,Iestown. June "a, lS5lt-3m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
hi CmAIN PUMP.

TE are now prepared TO furnish the CHAIN
PUArs, with the improved galvanized chain
Elevators. We can furnish Cranks, Wheels
rObeing, and persons can pnt them up them.
E, OF we will have them erected by expe'
eedhsnds. As to their utility and economy
is no Doubt. Persons desiropst TO see them
'ss eau do SO in numerous cisterns and wells
Chatlestown and neighborhood, where we
had them put up.
Y ltee from complicated machinery, and is
taSls 10 get out os order. 1t raises water
rpidly than other Pumps with the same
g applied. It is suitable for any depth,
ga Ike all other machines for raising water,
ssss ne depththe easier it works.
" wells can be left open or closed up, to
gestieRs Of purchasers. Wherever used
sqaln'agiiates the water from top to bottom,
R,ng Z lively like spring water. On ceasing
eta @e crank, the water falls back TO q level
way 10 the well, and of course cannot freeze,
5sgays gives you fresh waller from the bot
v well, which cannot be had with other
without first pumping out all that isstand-
nsety thing furnished and liberal discount
PERSONS who wish to buy 10 sell again.
KEYES & KEARSLEY.
4-Hest0wn, Julv If
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81
r4N nupINI

a3%f7E 1s5Ee tEA
Il n
Thefneashrea tine
pftle Abbey ctime5
EeiIsoftly M ssr
Amurtnuriug tram
Mfpted0ser the piaihS
Preceded by aebiert
Aesilenee fell
peFfpck aud dell
Astsat sad tfaintnoved OH
garbsofN0e
w It'll footsteps siswS
sAndfaces paleand wan
Until atIast
The porch they passed.
tiplealeh Of st5nes
Onwardfstealings
Organ pealings
With low anasolcmn tone.t
The tom~bi4deep
Whefesh Ii must
aalla fsaffsd
That chilly grave
Within the nave
Embos6mcd in the stone.
The tears that fell
To the organs swell,
Sweet incense burning thcrc1
Funeral lights,
Flash on the sight,
And upward goes a prayer.
They laid him down,
In the evening brown
In that dim aisle to sleep,
Where the moonbeams bright,
Through the lonely night,
Their silent yigils keep.
Thus sleep the great,
In chilly state,
Cementcd down with stoncI
I'D rather lie
Meath the blue sky
Beside some brook alone.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
THE POOR INDIANS.

The cholera and smallpox have committed
fearful rayages among the Missouri Sioux In
dams. The st. Louis News Letter has the fol-
lowing article on the subject, condensed from a
statement made by MHjorH. Picot to the Kepub-
lican! . 8
In. 1850, near Fort Pierre, cholera first appear
ed on the 4th OF July. The disease did not sub
side until nearly four hOndred of the Missouri
Sioux Indians had persisted. Some disease which
MaiorPicot thinks to have been cholera, also at
tackled the cattle, and was very fatal. In the ut
most raging of the disease, the Sioux held a
council, at which it was decided TO strike camp
and separate. Part fled to the mountains, and
part took refuge from their inconquerable enemy
in the North. Cholera followed TO the North
committing frightfnl tayages, and 10 add TO the
fears of the people, smallpox scarcely less fatal,
sprung out In tlieir midst. The traders were
most happily provided with vaccine matter, and
Mai. Picot estimates The number OF Indians who
received il from them, at no less than $4,000 TO
30, 900 men, women and children. The panic
had spread amongst them, that nofeellng olblood
Tor lie ofssympatRy oSihtkeepsthen tngether--
In this state they were, the cholera and small
Epox remaining with them, from July, 1880, &c
JULY, 1851. 3Ofthe Indians who fled to the North,
the majority were not vaccinated, by which II Is
feared that on their return, while approprtatlng
the blankets and clothing left on the prairies, the
disease will break out again amongst them.
Major Picot gives a fearful incident not known,
that a party of Sioux, numbering some thousand
families, in travelling 10 the North Ohis year, fell
in with a small war party of Blackteetin pursuit
of the Crow Indians, attacked them, and muir
dered every soul
On the frst appearance of the small pox, the
Sioux who had gone 10 the North were -aserse to
communication with strangers. Guards were
placed round their encampment, with orders TO
shoot down any who should persist in crossing
their lines. Many were, in consequence, Killed
by disregarding this precautionary measure.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
CARRELL'S Il

MFRS. CARRELL respectfully announces 10
lEh the public that the HorpI is sill open for ac-
commodation Of persons passing or visiting Hary
pers.Ferry. The premises have undergone q
thorough painting and cleansing-and she is pre-.
pare& to accommodate in a style not surpassed
on the route She invites tue patronage of the
travelling pu1'c.
II rners. Ferrv Sent 81 l85O.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
SSGAUgLW MDUgE.'e
IA r e s. 4 Y,

TyIIES establishment has boen recently removal
of .' iq' . o@a IS ' r%eg'' will E keee 'sa s"1'dsse on 1I hand
every article of eating, in sepsor, such as PICK
LED OYSTERS, SARDINES, CRABS &c
As they intend conducting the House in the
most quiet and peaceable manner, they expect
the patronage otthose requiring any thing in their
ed on with protnptitude. They invite a call from
the public generally.
1nIr 1871