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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-01

AN OCscE FACT is worth pound of theory: and
the of conclusive facts cluster round that in
comparable preparation, Hoofand's German Btters,
prepared by DR. VI Jackson, Philadelphia, establishing
IFS value tonic and restorative, are such wonld
prevent incredibly itself from questioning its efficacy.
In all of disease # stomach, whether acute
chronic il be recommended for its soothing cordial
and renovatng influence. Dyspepsia, heartburn, loss
of Appetite nauses, relaxation debility
&c, relieved by the Ritters very short space of
time and perseverance in their fails work
thorough Sep. l3--dw2m
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ElaellSrsaisiainS.
Fine white Lead.

A SUPPLY of Fine White Lead just received and
IA for sale for cash by ia q GILLESPIE
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THE LOBOS ISLANDS.

The telegraphic outline ofintelgence brought
by the Illinois steamer embraces a state ment
that Commodore McCAuLEY, while stationed at
the Lobos Islands, issued proclamation an
nouncing to citizens of the United States that
he had been instructed not to render them pro
tecion or assistance in their efforts to take qua
no from the l.obos Islands.
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PORK WANTED.

1000 WE'LL dressed Hogs wanted, one Hun
l. OUU before the close Of Navigation and the bal
tn Oh the Fall and Winter season, for which
tho highest afkcd price will be given i, my
Waie House the landing in this city No. 80 0,
well fatened Hogs preferred. Farmers do nc: IA
to call and your old friend West who always pays
ke cash for the products of your farms, and who
hopes always to be able do, by your bera patron
age Do forget the place. 3O6 Steam Boat Landing
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Groceries.

THE undersigned having returned from the South with
large extensive stock Of Groceries, well ada
for the Fall and Winter trade, prepared to sell
wholesale retail as low prces any Nnise iH
the city of Dubuque and hopes to crtre satisfaction
To the purchaser This stock Of goods is and in
prime order-consistng of Orleans, Havana, Loaf
crushed pulverized and clarified Sugars by the hid.
barrel. Golden SYRUP, sugar house, and SYRUP Aaas
es Imperial gunpowder, young hyson and Black Teas
by the chest halt chest, catieboXes of varlous sizes
prices and qualities. No L. Article prime Rio fl e.
Pepper lspce Ginger Saleratus, Starch Sperm star
and allow Candles Variegsted bar, shaving, CASTLE
and rosiH Soaps I1nfee currents, Rasns Figs, Dates
Pruues Cinnamon, Gloves, Nutmegs and Extracts o
Lemon, Verrila and Rose. fine lot Of Baltimore Fresf
Oysters. Sar mes, scotch behring's picked herrin
mackerell, mackanaw Trout and White fish Pcppe
sauce mixed Pickles, Ghcrkius and Catssup; large
lot OF line grade smoking and chewing obacco fron
Ia ID. boxes upwards common plug smoking and fin
cut Tobacco in boxes barrels Snuff Pipes. Regal;
Principe and weary Cigars Pipes stems, link Was
sticks, clothes Pins Bedcords, clotte Lines Wnas Hs
Scin and sack Irvine, candle wick aud wrapping Var
Oakum, Saccng, Tar, Pitch, Resin, Putty, White Lest
and Oils Pint and half pint Fasks and Glass Tumhler-
Denijulns gallon and htlf gallon Dried Apples az
Peaches preserved Fruits, titron, chocaiate Gree
Apples by the bb'. Boston, Soda Butter, Wine, a L,
Sugar Crackers by the Dbl. Powder, Shot, Lead, ~
caIsion caps aud pills, Plastr Paris, Kentucky n
GAny Bags by The Bale Bkctskin Mtins and Glove
Shoe Brushes and Backing. English Dairy and West
Reserve Cheese, and Stone W2re good supply of in
Superfne and Extra Family Flour Kept constantly {
hand and warranted good by G. r. WEST,
Dubuque, Oct il. lS52-dwy.
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JNo. w. TWICHEIL. JOS MOGRIDGE.
Twichell & Mogridge,

Corner Commercial and Pine StS.,
SAINT LOUIS
VIII personally attend to all consignments, and
will make liberal cash advances.
- Orders for purchasing will be promptly
filled at the lowest possible prices.
REFERENCES.
Geo. Collier ST. Louis. Ellis & Morton, Cincinnati.
Page Bacon, do Strader & German, do.
Charless Blow, 4 Co., do. Hosea & Frazer, do.
Choutaan & Vae, do Springer s. White,Dau,
Daane King & CO.,
II. d. Newcomb 4 Bro,
Louisville. w. B. Reynolds, Ionisyil.c.
Z. C.. Twich II / Co. New Orleans.
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lect.on Returns Complete.

A WORD TO THE VIcIoRIoUs AND TUE VAN
quIsHEb-Fe ilom Citizens, The great ques
ton is decided-Frank Pierce is the next Pres
ident. Many of Won on the result have lost
and won-sums varying from one hundred dol
lars down 10 the price of Hat. If you are
he lucky winners of the last mentioned article
of apparel, | would suggest that you call at
BARSTOW'S Fashionable Hat Il Cap EN-
poriuin, and select one from his extensive stock
of hats, which for durability and richness of
finish, are unsurpassed in any city of the Union.
If on The contrary, luck has been against you,
and it devolves on you to "pay the piper, you
will c fl; CT a saving Of at least 25 per cent, by
purchasing at The Mandatory. Call and
him anyhow-his goods are OF the latest style,
and has own mauuacture-Storeo on Main Street
opposite the NAPLES House.
Nov S,-lwd A NJ BARSTOW.
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500 Hook Agents Wanted,

TENO sell mum her OF yaluSDle and splendid Books
hooks which the People will buy, and books which,
are woxt ono fp~ bred times their ctst We want good,
active rel able Agentsn county ia the States OF
Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and Iowa There
is trade profession that offers the same INDUCE
meuts for money making as the Book gency Bushes
II isa sure way of making good living, and small
fortune almost certain, if tact industry and perseverance,
be exercised. The works sold only By agents, and
be found at al in Book Stores, are follows
GOODRICH's HISTORY OF ALL NATIONS-l207
pages royal octave, 20 Maps and 100 Engravlngs-m
two volumes.
BLAkE'S FARMERS EVERY DAY BCOk--one
iargs volume, illustrated.
FROST AND BRAKES Indian Wars and Csptivi
ties, o..e volume large sFo.
= FROS7"S Pictorial History of California.
MONTGOMERY'S Life of Genera. IHS lor.
JENKINS History Of the Mexican War.
lyIn addition 10 the above, we have list of over
One Hundred choice and valuable buuks, which can be
sold without reaard to territory.
gryFor catalogues, terms, etc. address. pos paid:
u. 3. COOKE Il CO..
Publishers of Popular Books. Chicago i'll.
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Livery stable.

Livery stable.
On 4h besecn Nam and Locust streets aesT CITY HOTEL
LYMAN & SHoMO,
rYAyING had their stable, horses &c destey ed by fire
have now built new sable and purchased fresh
horses new harness. saddls bugge carriages sulkies
etc to which they invite public exauinat and trial.
Weplede ourselves to keep good horses, carriages
etc. as can be found anyWs-c the Northwest. I'll
ask is trct.
Sey- Highest prices padio corn. oats andhay
mil 20 lS51 4
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! I'm. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUEL and hand
~ Boob for the afflicted. Containing outline Of the
origin Progress, Treatment aud Cure of every form
disease, contracted by promiscuous sSual int recourse
By self abuse BY sexual excess, with advice for the
prevention written in familiar style, avoiding ali med
ca techncaitie, and evrything that would offend tho
oar o! decency from the result Of twenty years
successful practice, exclusively devoted To the of
diseases OF delicate private nature.
To which is add receipts for the cure Of the above
diseases, and treatise the causes symptoms and
cnre of the Fever and Asue, for twenty 1--WE copy;
six copies one dollars will be forwarded any part Of
the United states, by mail, ire Of postage Address,
hostage paid 'Box 1856, post C.cc the author, 3S
North Seventh ST., Philadelphia.
FIFTY DOLLARS FORFEIT. DIR. Hunter will for
it $50 failing to of secret disease that
mty come under his care, matter how long standing
affecting Either invited TO his private rooms
IS North Seventh Philade lpa without Of inter
rupon from other patients. Strangers and others who
have en- unfortunate in the selection of a Physician
nyit d 20 CALL
IMPoTENCY. Through unrestrained indulgence of
the passions by self abuse, the evils
merous. Premature impot, ncy, involuntary seminal
discharges, wasting of the organs, loss of memory, dis
taste for female society, genera! by, constitution
al arrangement, to follow. Ii necessary,
suit the Doctor he offers a perfect cure.
READ AND REFLECT. The afflicted would do well
TO fleet before trusting their health and happiness. and
in many their lives in he hands of physicians
ignorant Of this class of maadies. Ii is certainly mpos
sble for understand all the ills the human
family subj Every respectable physician has
his peculiar branch, in which he is successful than
his brother professors, and to that he devotes most OF his
time and study
YEARS OF PRACTICE. exclusively devoted to the
study and treatment of diseases of the sexual organs
geihr with ulcers upon the body, throat legs
pains in the head; bones nercural rhcumatIs strc
lures, graveis Irregularities, diseases arising from youth
flu, impurities ofthe blood whereby tile
suton has become enfeebIed, enables the Dr. offer
sp ;edy reliefto all who may place themselves under his
care Medicine 70 arded TO any part of the United
States. Price five and ten dollars Per package.
Nov. 18th, '52-wlyr
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Auction Notice
IL. COX, AUcgIoNEER, Dubuque, low

IL. cox, AUcyIoNEER, Dubuque, Iowa,
WILL. give personal attention tho Sale of REAL
w ESTATE, FURNITURE. HORSES, CATTLE,
I'd MERCHANDISE Of every description.
stca. long experience and familiarity with the hnsi-
ms, els confident of being able give satisfaction
to all those who may entrast business To his
Liberal Cash advance made upon consgnmcnts, and
orders of coasiguors strictly adher d 10.
Administrators, Assignee's and Curator's Sales at
tended 10 on the most reasonable terms.
Merchandise and Furniture bought and sold CT liberal
terms ROCK,
City Auction Room. Dubuque, Iowa.
nly
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Boarding School.

n N the first OF October next, select Boarding School
Owil be open at Mount ST. Bernard commonly call
ed Table Nouad. The location is most eligible, being
perfectly healtIy about for and quarter miles from
Dubuque, and supplied with excellent Springs. The
education will be sound nd liberal; terms moderate
under the special of Bishop iofas For particulars
call him al his residence in Dubuque; the Pres
Ident of the establi shment
LII
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Fresh Groceries.

FINHE undersigned having returned from the South
i with stock of Groceries, is ROW prepared TO
sell at wholesale retail small advance from cost
and transportation Nowis your time to purchase year
winter supplies. Hail at Vests, on the Levee, or No
81 Main street, and examine the quality and pnce the
goods. G. r. WEST
October 9, 1S5l-dwly
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Spring Arrival of SeasOnable
GOODS.

FROM NEW YORK AND ST. LOUIS.
receiving my Spring Srocx Goops adapted to the
season. In the way Of Sill, FANCY DRESS GooDs
have full and well selected assortment, and am
fdent that my Goods will please. PAINTED Berages, BE-
rage de LANES, Painted Lawns, Muslin dc LANES, with
buttons and trimmings Bonnets of almost every descrp
ton with Ribbons and Artfcias; Gloves and all kinds
of Hosiery, Laces, Muslins, Edgngs and Insertiags
Goods, also complete, and my prices will suit you.
Of HARDWARE have
a small stock and QUEENSWARE good supply, en-
brac.ng about every attic usually called for. Also
ent of Roots Brogans and Ladies' Caters, Boot
ecs, Waking Shoes and 81 ppers Always the best
ce of Groceries Of description. You will find
ready to show you and sell my Goods at all moy Cal
and examine for yourselves.
J.C.WEATHERBY,
Main Street one door above the Miners Bank.
Ouh,,nua Anyil 9--dw1v
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District Court DUBUQUE County.

J.J CASE Assumpst and attachment
on note, Sl53,06
EpRIGE FAREwEtL,& Petition filed
TEoGoREE. WRIrMoRE May term 1852.
The Sheriff of the County of Dubuque having returned
the original notice ia this against the ants
sNot found. Notice is hereby given to tm that said
petition is mile in the ice of the Clerk of the District
court of Dubuque County, ASKING Judgment against them
the note stated with interest and COSTS and that
unless they appear and thereto before the LIST
dav of Il e next of said court-Ocihber II. 1852
Judgment will be r, ndered thereon as asked for.
To Elbridge Farewell and HEMp & BURT,
Theodore f Whiteman Dets. Plffs. Attys.
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THE LAST CANDIDATE FOR
PUBLIC FAVORS!
Voice From Dubuque!
w. p. ALLEN ON THE STUMp,,!

LADIES, GESTLEMES ASp EvERYBopy:-Not expecting
TO be called uron-sha have TO beg your indulgence,
and hope You will not view with critics eye. We
great peopethe pride, the glory and the hope of
the admirng and asonIshed mil ions of this subunary
,rb. Oursis great country The most lovely, viewed
by the bright eye of day from his radient and exalted
throne when he rises he first fixes his smiling eye Oh
the granite hills of empire State, and when he sinks
III rest in the FURNISHED palaces of the West lie sheds his
last cfulgent smile upon the golden brows of California
Our continent lies stretched upon the bosom of the
worldfrom pole to poe-eBlbracing in her fostering
the toId, the trigd and temperate embrac
ed by every seattle of eafi the glory of the
And, fellow citizens, the great people Of this great
country. know ii, you know il, every body tand the
rest of mankind" knows it,. We some, Iowa is some
Dubuque is some, and am-what shall say (you
too,) agreed if say it, but was gong say
and proud am 10 say it-that am one OF This great and
glorious repubcthnngh but atome ct the sovereign
opie in hose grasp held the destiny of the world
Fellow citizens, am candidate for your favors, will
you give Them? {YcsD Well then, that point is
tied let say, although upon the verge of great and
important crisis, ''to be, or not to beyet have been
mindful OF you, for you have stocked myself with the
ciples--wben [ say principles fellow citizens, |
the principles required nv you in health and sick
ness luxury and labor, in youth and you want
Drugs, Medic ines, Chenic ais or DA estEfif you
Paint, Glass, Sash or Puty-it yon want Oil 10
the machinery o this great country, or Oils to BeaIty
the raven, the silvery locks beneath hCh sit in
Gil the various attributes of son-come and get them
The poll is op ned at 1901 Main Street. Dubuque, ad
joining the NAPLES House.
Come one, come ALL in ono continual flow,
Your votes (dmes) deposit, and will bestow,
Upon YOU my gratitude, and with cheerful heart and
willing hand Will my Whole time be degot,d TO
you
frhe orator here left the stump aa.rlst deafenng
shouts of aDnialspI
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THE LAW.

fI>HE subscriber having determined to turn his attcn
ton to the practice of the Law-(in which profess
sion he was formerly engaged)-he will devote him. elf
to every department OF legal practice and the advocacy
of causes before the ordinary tribunals OF Justice.
Office on Main street, over Cannon's Fruit Store.
Dubuque, Nov. 9th, 1852 daw IT,
r. GILBERT.
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Mount Pleasant, or Suisivan's
Addition to Dub lllEc.

AFR NJ. ]. SULLIVAN, has lain off his healthy and
lNl Picturesque Tract Land on the HILL the
Residence of Hon. G go. w. JosEs into lots of ONE
HALF to THREE QUARTERS Of an ACRE each,
with eight streets from forty to sixty five feet wide.
The SITUATION commands delightful view OF the
rounding country and is far removed from the mias
matte influences of the river that Doctors visits will b.
ssfew and far between There two never failing
springs on the Plat. and good well he had
any Lot depth of Fifteen Feet Several lots are
pready engaged by of the best citizens CT Dubuque,
and they designed for the suburban residences of
respectable persons only, it is recommended that appica
ton he made soon to CHAS. COOKERY. Agent.
n. u. Plat shelving the number and contents of each
ot may be seen at the Agents office. June 1-dtf
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been released uoon "Habeas Corpus" that
State having no Jurisdiction over offences com
mitted upon the west side of the Mississippi
River. After this, the jury retired, and having
celebrated for an hour, returned to their seats.
upon the logs, with Woodbury. Massey as there
foreman, who.read from paper the following
verdict and sentence.
awe the undersigned, residents Of the Dubu.
que Lead Mines, being chosen by Patrick o.
Conner and empanneled as Jury to try the
natter wherein Patrick OConnor is charged
with the murder Of George O'Keafe, do find
that the said Patrick o Connor,s guilty of muir
der in the first degree, and ought to be, AMI is
by US sentenced to be hung by the neck until
he 10 dead; which sentence shall take effect on
Tuesday the 10th day Of June, 1894, at one o.
clock P M
Signed by all the jnrors, each in his own hand
writing
There was unanimous expression of all the
bystanders in favor of the decision OF the Jury
No dissenting voice was heard, until a short
time before the execution, when the Rev Mr.
Fiizmaurice, Catholic priest iroml Gaena, vi
sited q 'Connor and inveighcd against the act
Of The people, denouncing it as being illegal and
unjust. Immediately the portion of the Irish
people, became cool upon the subject and i,
was evident that they intended to take no fur
Their part in the matter
Up 10 tntG time we did not believe that y.
Connor would be executed. 1t was in the
power Of the Rev. N. Fitzmaurice to save him,
and he was anxious to do so. Had he appealed
to the people in courteous manner, aud solicit
ed his pardon upon the conditi-n that he would
leave the country we confidently believe that
they would have granted it; but The ilnprudent-
" snnght I" ALLEVIATE the feelings Of the Irish
people from the support Of an act of public JUS
tlce, which they, in common with the people OF
the mines, had been sndeavortng to consum-
mate. This hadshe effect Of closing the ave-
.nues 70 any pardon that the people might have
previously been willing 10 grant They, how
pardon from the Gov. Of Missouri or The Presi
dent Of the United States Application was made
10 the Governor Of Missouri to pardon him but
he replied that he had no jurisdiction over the
country. and referred the applicants to the Pre-
rident Ut the United States President Jackson
replied 70 m application made to him, that the
laws Of the United States had not been extend.
ed over the newly acquired purchase, and that
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For Sale mt q great Sacrifice.

TIME s. w. quarter of section 2s and the East hall
of the south east quarter of section 90 in Township
range east of the 9Th principle Ma rldian
iowa conta ming 2i0 acree--mure or less.
This land is about half timber, lays well, is vol wa
choice wheat land convenient TO Schools and
Mills is partly improved aud is known he land owned
by George w. Lundbeck
Any person desiring to purchase good farm would do
well 10 look at this as il isr eay offered sacrifice
65-For particulars enquire Of GEO. W. EURIGN.
March a. Assa-aHn
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Dubuque Mutual Fire In
surance COMPANY,

TINE above Com pany has been operation four years
J. and has done fair share of bu siness. The ex-
pense of the insured during rha, been less han
HALF the cost ofinsnrance in any ether company
upon similar poGery In is the only COMPANY in Iowa
and losses can always be adjusted q; home The per.
insured hecon, the stockholders Of the COMPANY
aud therefore the company cannot fail. We solicit lie
business the country
DIRECTORS
Richard Eorson David Decker
James l.. Langworthy f. V. Goodrich
Lawr'nce Nolony Up. Farley
Timo,hv Mason H. =. Herheriucton
NJ. Mabley &c shields
L.. Langworthy P A. Lorimier.
F.V. GOODRICH, President
f. E. BIssELL, Secretary.
b. LAsow okIHy, Surveyor.
AGENTS Offices.
O, Stevens, Esq, Garniyillo Clayton Co. d. F.
Spur, Esq. Bellevue. JarkSon county; Jonas Clark
Esa.. Naquokets A. Harland, Esq. Mari n, lirn
county +. v Carter, Esd, Elkader, CLAYTON county.
Dubuque, Nov. -, dwtf.
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NOTICE.,

Is hereby given that Silver Watch found
by the subscriber about the month of April last,
on the Military Road near The village Of Cas-
cade, and by him Advertised al that time, re-
mains, still unclaimed. Said watch, to which
was append d chain ID key, appraised at
Sl5, and is in he ands of b. Rupert Esq clerk
of the court Of Dubuque county, where the
same may be had on the owner applying to him,
proving property, paying charges, &c.
j. TAYLOR
Dubuque, Nov. 90, 1852, WV.
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Panama Star.
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JEREMIAH ROLAND. MICHAEL RoBILLARD
ROLAND & ROBiLLARD,
STONE CUTTERS

Corner of Thlrd and Iosoa Streets, Dubuque,
ID ESPECTFULLY invite the attention of Builders
N and others this establishment where will keep
constantly hand get up order short notice and
reasonable terms, every thing coming legtmatey
within our line of business.
For further particulars, please give us call.
2dwy
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srRAYED OR STOLEN.

From the subscriber living in Dubuque, two year
old horse colt jet black excep small starr in the
tace--his sheared of also when he LETT Any
delivering said colt or information that will lead
recovery Of said colt will be literally rewarded by
I he subsc riheT. MICHAEL GREBER.
dim Oct. 10Th 1852.
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Notwithstanding and Extra Family, kept constantly
hand the regular market prices, and delivered
free charge This flour warranted good, made ofthe
finest quality OF wheat. II ii should not prove so, the
-four be returned at my expense and the money re
un{isd Iaay 2Sl q. K. WEST
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HAVING bought cut my forrer partnen Mr.. sCHU
MACHER would inform my friends and customers,
and the public generally, that will carry the Gro
Gerry BUSINESS. the old Stand Main Street, opposite
the Cathedral, on my own account, and being
thankf full for the patronage heretofore extended the
firm, | very respectfully solicit continuance of the
same | will always keep on banda general assort-
OF Groceries, Wines and Liquors, and will sell
as cheap any House in the City. -
Sent D.6md MATHEW TSCHLRGT
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Tnre Port Wine 81 Brandy.

I Am now in receipt of large supply of Pure Port
i Wine and Brandy imported expressly for the sick,
ana warranted 10 be OF the very best quality, for sale
the Drug Store of A. GILLESPIE.
Oct. 20, dwy No |, Globe Building
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We are informed by an individual just down
from the Dalles, that the emigrants were still
arriving at that place, many of them sick and
in helpless condition Their teams are quiet
exhausted, and themselves destitute of means,
and the place not affprding shelter or comforts
for the sick. The winds blowing strong down
the river for some time, had prevented the boats
getting up, and great number were there and
more constantly arriving, unable to get away.
The suffering and privation ameng them, as re-
presented to us is truly dreadful
The assistance sent up from this place and
Milwaukee had not yet reached there. He met
supplies route which will probably relieve in
some measure their necessities. But all that
has been done SO far is entirely inadequate to
supply the wants Of any considerable number,
and we hope the citizens Of all parts fthe coun.
try will be active in the assistance of the weary
and exhausted emigrants to our country Ore
yon Statesman of Oct. End.