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MEETING ~DEMOCRATIQUE.

HER il Y a en- HUT jonrs, la paroissc
Assumption await enyoye u delegation
de deux cents ct quelques ~d6mocrates a
DonaldsonyiIIe, pour repondre a Palma
bic invitation que nons avions recue des
Pionnlers de t.4scension.
L'accucil qui nous a 6te fait a etc des
plus hattenrs ct la demonstration prepa-
rec par nos amis de rAscension, la plus
brilIante peut-atre qui ait jamais Ell lieu
a Donaldsonville.
Une immense procession aux fam
beaux a parcouru les rues de Ia vile ct
a offert un admirable coup d'eil. Tn
enthousiasme de bon aloi ma pas cesse
de regner IN seul instant dams cette pro-
cession ct dams l'assemblee qui a Ell lieu
plus tard. Pas nn signe de discorde ma
trouble cette joIie fste.
Les Pi;onniers de P.Ascension ont fait
execnter pour cette demonstration un
Aambeau aux mile couleurs ct aux mile
rayons, representant I'm bloc de grant
avec les MONS de Pierce ct King ct des
deyises d~emocratiques. Get immense fam
beau etait trafne sur I'm char ct a etc
dun effet admirable.-La conception de
ce bloc de grant ct la realisation Dc
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6tait peut- etre tout-a.rheure chez l'au-

- Mon oncle t..
- Est.ce pour une pareille femme
que deux hommes r%aisonnables Sc bat
tent ! On s'amnse de ces femmes, on nc
Sc tue pas pour elles. - Je vous lsisse:
achevez de regler cette petite affaire :
mais pas de duel, on j'interviens pour
etre severe. La femme que vons vous
.disputez peut m'entendre : c'est a ellie
d'empecher qu'un deno1men. sanglant
~n'aioute au mepris qu'elle brave.
Tn cri sourd qui pouvait reveler lie
desespoir ct %l'agonie, vint de la piece
%yoisine aux o~reiIlcs du colonel.
- Cette femme a du bon encore,. a
ce quill paraft, dit tout has lie colonel;
vous voyez, ellie comprend l'opprobre
= Lieutenant de Vendeuil, je recois
vos adieux, reprit lie colonel de Mareuse,
ct TOT, mon cher Julien, je t'attenG Je
te blamcrai paterneIiement, peut-etre,
dune fredaine qui pouvait aboutir d une
mort... Ia tante, qui te croft 81 vertueux,
sera bien etonnee quand je lui dirai que
tn nest rien moins au'un Cation. Prends
garde ellie pourra fort bien ne pas par
bonner la fausse route dams ~laqnelle til
Yarchais en- aveugle, ct d'oa tn vas sor-
tir, n'est.ce pas !?
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pardon que je demande, ct 81, apres ces
franci,es ct loyaIes applications donnees
devant notre colonel lui>meme, vous YOU
lez plus, monsieur. je consens a tout. Ce
nest pas moi que vous verrez %reculer
quand on fera surgir a mes yeux le point
drilonneur. Si'le point d'honneur COM
:nande, parlez J'aurai cru agir pour
moi, dams IN interat plus sacre encore
que linterat de non honneur bIesse.
Je ne sails que penser de votre Ian.
gage, monsieur, ct je nose.
- Vous pouvez tout %croire, monsieur,
repliqua Arthur. Mon colonel a bien
youlu solicitor pour moi un enlargement
ct un Advancement; mon colonel a tout
obtenn; j'accepte tout, ct demain mon
depart vous attestera, que 81 TAI etc de-
plorablenent egare, TAI retrouve, grace
au ciel, la raison... 4
= Domain, en- effet, yous partiriez,
monsieur /?
= C'est n resolution arretee.
- Alors, je vols mes amis, dit lie colo
mel, cue yons pouvez vous entendre. Je
n'appr6hende plus que yous yous coupirz
la gorge. En- realite, yons auriez fait Ia
plus insigne des folies. Est-ce pour unc
qui permet deux amours, ct qui.
cachee en- ce moment chez Fun de yous.!
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vancement le seduit. Evitons que Pa
mour re reprenne son empire, 81 puts
SAINT parfois, ct, des demain, aut~orisons-le
a noustranquilliser tout a fait par son de-,
part.
- J'irai u faire aujourd'hui ma Vi
site-d'adieu, men colonel, ajouta Arthur.
- C'est %inutiie,
- Diable ! pensa de son cote Arthur
de Vendeuil, il est terriblemeut ialoux
de moi. Au lieu de m'appeler chez lui,
il Went me ~trouver, ct il ne veut meme
pas qn'un dernier regard soft possible.
81 e ne connaissais maintenant mieux
que Iui sa femme, il me ferait bien or
gueilleux, bien henreux : je snpposerais
que je suis Anne, ct son imprudence me
permettrait de couronner mon bonheur.
Sots maris, que les maris jaloux ! lis &
v~eillent on aiguillonnent isamour, ct,
l'nit ougert sur Iinnocent, Ills ne voient
pas le conpable. lie lieutenant de Ma
reuse poavait atre impunement heureux,
ct MOL. Csest q rire devant lui!!
Ce rire, Arthur de Vendeuil Ic repri-
ma.--Le colonel Sc levait pour Sc r~etirer,
DIES mots de politesse s'echangeaient,
quand la voix de Julien retcnsit. julien
atAit emports, f%urieux; .le seldat qui gar
DAFT Ia porte d'Arthur de Vendeuil cut
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eprouvt. Renouons les traditions de la

eprouvt. Renouons les traditions dc la
vieiIle pedagogie.
"II ne sufit pas d'etre z6le, picux, de-
youe a ses devoirs pour rcmplir la mission
d'instituteur. II faut un long appprentis>
sage des commissioners variees ct solldes.
Je veux lie repeter encore, formons
des maftres. Que dams lie silence d Pom
bre du s%anctuaire, dams l'etude DIES .extes
sacres ct profanes, des sciences cxactes
ct natnrelles, Sc p6parent de nombreu-
ses ct fortes generations de professors
devor5s de !'am5itior du bien, du ze!e de
Ia science ct du sa'ut des ames, ct nous
aurons .n:eux marite de IEgIise ct de Ia
societe qu'en faisant redire a tous les
6chos de Ia presse qnotidienre nos ap-
parentes divisions.
II est temps q~u'cIics cessent ct n
d6touruent plus &c .eur vote pratiqne
ceux qui ont pGis caaur Ia Regeneration
s~ocia|e par Federation dc !ajcune5se.
Mgr. Bonnet rend p'eine ct eot'ere
~instice an ~moyeaage, il coast"te scs IT,
tres a la reconnaissance des peup'es, les
deserts dtfrich&s ct peoples, les cites
battles. Iordre socia, ~rccoDst;nit. les lei
tres divines ct paIennes conscry6cs, etc.
Mais, th-il EN- tcrminant, son oeuvre
est acheyee il etc :5hnb!!ite dams To-
r;nion des honmes: On re s%anrait !c ta''e
revive. Chaque fpoquc a sa mission. i.a
n5tre aus>i sera grande ct g~:orcuse, 81
nous sayons raccompIir, non en- emprnn-
tant an moyen>ago des usagcs, dcs me-
rhodes qni ont iait leur temps, mails en-
CONSTANT les Eesoins dn steele ct en- APP
p]Iiouant a son amelioration ct a son
bonheur yerlabIe les discoveries du ge~
ME moderne. en- Conseryant %surtont, au
miIieu de cette agitation feconde, eli
c'est la no;rc role, resprit dc ccttc fol
aui sanctifie tontes chooses ct don't lc
triomphe d6initif scra la g|oire dc ce
steele, Quill nc faut nj ~mGconnaitre nj
calomnier.
Vons avcz etc DIES prcmiers, Mon
seigneur, 4 preparer ce t%riomphe; vons
l'assurercz, rem al la conviction. en- tra-
valiant a ]reronciiier dams la charlie de
Notre-Seigueur Jesus-ChristIes vo'ont&s
ct les inteIiige"ces de tous ceux qoi ont
une meme toi, m meme Sciyne"r, w
meme 6op;fme.
"C'est lie ,ou lie plus ardent de mon
taur.
Veuillcz agreer, Monseigneur, l'as~
surance de mes sentiments les plus de-
voues."
FERDINAND. Cardinal DONNEI,
Archev6quc de Bordeaux.
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mes qu'ils pourraient parie> leurs regrets &C.
raient trop forts a supporter.
Qulls conservent done leurs tonds all lieu
de les exposer en- paris sur une election qu'au-
crme pnissance humane ne ponrralt talre
tonrner a leur avantage. lis Ell auront besoln
lie 2 novembre pour celebrer une messe tune
bre en- memoire de leur detunt candldat.
(Courr1erd dc la Lou1Slane)
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PLUS DE DOUTE.

detection des deux candidats democrates
aux deux premieres maeistratures de FUnion'
NEST douteuse pour personne. Les wings lie
complement 81 bien, que malgre les appels
que Ieur adresse Ia presse devouee au general
Scott, lis restent a peu pres tous silencieux
sous leur tente. Cest a peine 81, de loin en- loin
lis semblent Sc rappeler meme la date Oh lie
peuple DIES Etats-Unis dot dosiner un success
seur au president actuel.
Toujours prets dams nos luttes passes a pro-
voquer les democrates a accepter les paris
qu'ils annongaient a sou de trompe, lis refu-
sent aujourd1hui toutes les propositions que les
democrates leur adressent a ]eur tour sur re-
lection presidentielle. lis pretendent que les
paris ne signifient rien, ne prouvent rien. Ce
enlargement qui sest opere dams leur maniere
d'enyisager une meme chose, prouve au MONS
que les wings ne Sc hasardent ]amais dams DIES
paris sans etre snrs de leur atfaiie. Auiourd'hui
les chooses sont changees, ct lis r~ejettent bien
loin les paris qu'on leur propose sur relection
du general Pierce, quelque belle que soft la
part qu'on leur fait.
Au fat, lis ont raison de faire preuve Dune
81 grande prudence, car sill leur fallait aioutel
| a. la DEBATE de leur candidat la perte des som.
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OPINION De LA PRESSE NEUTRE.

I'm journal de NeW-lOrh Qu' ne pFend au-
c1lue part i nos luttes ~poIltlQueS, termlle alnSl
II revue de Ia situation polltlque actuelIe de
notre pays:
LIE scllisme va du reste penetrant de plus en-
plus proiond6ment au cGur dc IA p}laiange
wing. Au langage DIES anus de nj. Webster,
il devient evident cue lie Secretalfe dttat ac-
ceptera la candidature bdtarde que les me-
contents Sc prepayment a lul oiiIir. NJ. Hale, de
son cote. a ofilclellement accepte colle que
Iui await decernee la convention deS S0l-dlsant
democrates-libies a Pittsburg. &c scat la au-
tant de pierrcs dachoppemeut dams lie chemn
du general Scott, qul n'avalt dtJa pas, par lul-
meme, la pavtie trop belle. Aussl. Ia conilance
DIES democrateS ~va-t-elle sans cesSe crolSSant,
ct sent-on la gertrude du success dams I%entlou-
siasme de bon aloi Qui preside a tors les NEE
tings. Lundl soir encore, lis ont eu d Iammany
Hail une reunion des plus anHmeeS, don't Iecho
ira certainement aVlverleS appearances du par
ii. dun bout q Pautre de itn"on. Tn trait
asseZ caracteriStique a meme s!gnate la SOL
rec sous la double influence de Ia chaleur
atm~ospherique ct dc I'arIeUr de son i1nproVl-
sation. le general Cass a successiVemen nus
bas-sans pour celia s'intcrrompre-hablt, era
vate ct gilct: 81 bien quill a tefmjne, EN- tenue
de velitable orateur populaWe, lie dlscours qull
await commence udltS lc severe tb%ltlLlc dt
senateur. (Le Phare)
-Jeudi soir, les damocrates dc Ia vile de
New, York Sc sont livres a une ~nouvel}e de-
monstration Ell Fhonaeur de leur candidat 4
la prtsidence. Ellie ma pas etc auSs. euthou-
siaste que celle qui await pour but Ia ~ratitica-
ton des nominations; mais ellie u etc encore
fort respectful Die, ct ellie prouve cotablen lie
parti a la conviction de son proclaim trlomphe,
D,,,,, To-, ,,, ~ ~, , ron,arrrh S,,ri pr1f III
Cass ct M. Stephens A. Douglas, qul. t0us deux
Sc sont energiquement prononces Ell favour de
la n~ouveI!e doctrine de non-interyention Cette
doctrine deyient dacidement Fun des articles
de la fol deulocratlcue.
Courier des Eats Unis)
= In meeting au part wing a Ell lieu, OF
ptut6t deyait avoir lieu, hier soir, a Tammany
Hall, car a sept heures du soir il MY await que
g~uarante a cinquante personnes dams la sale
C'est a notie avis une chose eutierement d
~refaire. (lbid)
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Drp GOODS e. Groceries.
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
VVhnVnSova mud Retail

B. THOMAS respectfully informs the citizens Of
-. Dubuque and surrounding country that he mas taken
the nearly opposite the NAPLES House, and ncdi
atety the of Mr. Bell and MIR. Lawtcr,
where he is receiving and opening an
Ertcnsiue and ,oel selected stock Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, FINE CUT
LERY, BOOTS AND SHOES, &c.
All of which have been purchased in NEw Yonx and
pm .pELrnrA principally for cash. thereby offering great
inducements country merchants and buyers in general
respectfully invite all persons who are desrois OF
purchasing cheap and fresh goods to call and examine
the stock.
In the Ladies' Department., I have
BLACK Gro de Rhine; Net lie worked cuffs;
Figured Pc de Sci, new Do pearines
sr,icie; = Ne die worked Victoria col
Plaid do do; hrs;
Striped Jaspe silk; r. ncy neck ties;
Wafered Poplin beautifu L cambria handerchefs,
Plaid Cheve, just out of the few very fine;
vessel Alexanders kid gloves;
Muslin dc lanes Phillie mts, long and short;
frorhe TurqIuise Scolnp cults;
80 Pieces mcrnoes alpacas; 800 Pieces fancy prints;
Chinese grass cloths French sInghanis;
skir,Igs; English and American do;
Swis twill aconct and 100 fancy shawl from 81
brio muslins; Sl2 some very superior;
Iacone edgnc and inserng IS Pieces green red, blue,
Thread lace and inserting; wlite and yellow fan
Bebnet lace and inserting; nels;
Plain and figured brbinet $40 Pieces brown muslins
Needle worked collars; 100 Pieces bleachcd muslin
Do capce;
These Goods purchased by pattern cards, the
DOT having passed the custom house.
Jenny Lind boots and shoes;
Tortoise, buffalo, and other combs brushes, &c.
An extensive assortment OF soaps and pcrflmery
For the GSntcmeH have Extra super black ana WoaiN
cloths Black, Mixed and fancy cassmercs; Blue, brown
black, green, grey Mixed and army blue satnes, pwn
ard striped Black satin and other vesngs;
A few dozen Of Winchesters celebrated shirts;
large and elegant Of under Shirts bought
directly from the importer.
Irish linen; Super muslin for shirts.
BOOTS, SHOES. and BROG.7VS-A few dozen of
Miners boots and Shoes article, and worthy of your
attention.
FINE CUTLERY-A large assortment Of superior Pen
Knives Farmers Knives Knives and Forks from 90 2
cents $40 set Alberta and German silver and table
spoons; 4 few nests Of Gothic sewers.
GROCERIES-A very general ASSORTMENT such as
| Sugar, Coffee, Tea, &c.
All of which will be sold cheap for cash. approved
produce, responsible dealers. liberal credit
Dubuque, August IS. 1851
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Exchange ON 81. Louis
Close, Open, Or Contract Policies.

1NOR SALE, New Two-iiorse Wagon. Call sool
II bargain will be given.
eeps. 2o.H EMERSON SHIELDS.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17

THE GOOD SAMARITAN
DRUG STORE.
No. SO Main street, Dubuque, Eoaoa.
TINE subscriber informs the friends and customers
receiving large and full of all article
in the line of his business. Among these are
Fresh Drugs,
Patent Medicines
-. Paints and Oils,
Glass and Putty,
and new chcmca pr paraons.
He keeps constantly hand and for sale in any quah
tty:
PANTS & COIORS,
Mixed and ready for immediate use.
Blk ttStIES. s
OF every description for painting, embarrassing, etc.
w NDy'W HLAS>.
OF every size from 7x9 to 2ix36 inches.
PHIALS AND Gil Ass-N ARE,
For Druggists, Ply sicans, and Grocers.
INSTRUMENTS.
For Surgeons, Accouchers, and Dentists. s.
ACID MD MA.hi.f ~ ST, ~
For soda water makers and public houses
ESSENiIA l. Oils 4sNiE CpLOKS.
For Confcctoners, Bakers, etc.
SUPERIOR GEUF,
For Cabinet makers, and sIillincrs.
BN E-SlUFFS.
For every purpose aud for every body.
CfiL.!ilibE LIME AND SODA.
For purifying, cleansing, and keeping away cholera
iORrARS.
OF iron, glass, wedgcwood and MARBLE of all sizes
VARNI>HES.
Copal coach. japan black and bright and man. of yari
qualities and for all purposes, etc, ad iafnifum
Country merchants and dealers supplied on the most
accommodating terms.
Goods packed and forwarded the shortest notice nd
in the safest manner. $3.50
Terms Cnsh-Prices Low.
Dubuque. May 7.ls5l.ay TIMOTHY MASON.
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HENRY C. GARTRELL,

CORNER OF FIFTH and MIN SITS,
The Store formerly occupied by J. B. Colds
berry & Co.,
ITAS now in his store large and extensive stock
III of FALL and WINTER GOODS, which offer at a
slight advance Eastern costs at wholesale or retail
My stock consists Of general assortment aud well soec
ed stock of mere handise The ladies of Dubuque and
surrounding country, particularly requested to call
and examine my stock of cheap silks and fancy goods
have on hand heavy stock of Boots and Shoes and
every variety Clothing; Groceries of all kinds brown
crushed and powdered sugar. prime qualities of teas Rio
nd Java coffee; the purest of liquors; the best OF Mis-
uri tobacco; few dozen cans of fresh Baltimore cove
sters. oct39dwtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17

ArOW OPEN, and ready fer inspection. the Larges
IN and most carefully selected Stock vi Queens Ware
svcr offered in this city
Sept 90 If EMERSON & SHIELDS.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17
CHAIN PUMPS.

rTHE Chain Pump, with zinc buckets snnootf,ed and
i fitted to the pipe, is the convenient, easiest
worked, cheapest and most durable of any kind in
Experience has fully tested its aatzft4
SUPERIORITY TO ALL OTHERS.
1t gives motion the in tho WE'LL which tends to
eep it pure and good. 1t trouble freez
ing in the coolest weather. and the chains and castings
carefully used will last an age l9 .aatu -
The undersigned manufacturing these 749
u GALVANIZED CHAIN PUMPS
In Dubuque and design to make superior article We
nave fresh supply of Chain from the patentces in Bos
ton Will put up the Pumps and lot you try them
freeze and to be kept in repair for one year ~
Orders for Pumps on trial otnerwise will receive
prompt attention. AZ Ns.l3 +43-F8 = -
n B. Bsware OF coanserfsit chains with cast.iron
buckets g.
Dubuque. Sept. 10, 1e5l.-wly. "
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DISEASED EYES.

nR LEE, would announce 10 the public generally tina
II he will again attend to Diseases of the Eye. lie
feels confd mt from his study aud experience and
from information received from good Oeuiiss, that he
give satisfaction in all arising from nlamation
alterations thick, stiff and granulafed lids, films, aura
rosis, weakness &c. &c. The method of treatment will
b. and entirely safe. No cutting, scarfying bis
ierng VIII be resorted to. The eye and the parts
posing it,. exceedingly delicate and sensitive, and
when diseased, gentle and mild treatment is far the
best Mild medicines properly applied will generally be
sufficient.
DIR. t.has DR.. 8. b. Smiths Torpedo Electro Gavanic
Battery of New York in successful operation for
and chronic Diseases such rheumatism, Neuralgia dis
pepsia paralysis, deafness, weakness &c. &c.
Electricity is used thurafues agent by the best
and successful physicians in the cities, and
when properly applied with sum Gent pawer cannot
harm any one, but always benefits If followed up.
Please call and have your examined.
Enquire at the NAPLES House or Temperance House.
December l7-wtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17

RADWAY & CO, Practical Chemists,
t lG2 Fulton street, N. Y.
TIMOTHY MASON, Dubuque,
Only Agent for Railway & Co. in Dubuque.
uly 1851. No. Ally. sf= So.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17
Drp-Gooos.
GELPCKE Il sCnROEDER,
Wholesale and Retail GrOccrs.
AND
ED Il " - II ~
HARD. WARE, WOODEN WARE,


QUEENS WARE, GLASSWARE, ETC.
Main street, one door South Of the american
House.
rVNHE undersigned be- Inform their the
public general they have replensed their store
ga most gallant STYLE" You will now, not only find a
NIL stock of carefully selected groceries, but also, avar
civ of thousand ser nxings, too numerous
to enton but all Of which offer for sale the low
est possible prices.
Come and examine stock, and pledge ourselves,
that can furnish you with every thin: cheap any
other establishment IN the city.
We also embrace ihisopportnnty to tender our most
heartfelt thanks the citizens of Dubuque and surround
ing country tor the liberalpatronage which they stow
ed on as strangers from the other side Of the globe
by strict attention. low prices and good arclet, hope
to merit continuance Of the sane same; cupornrn
OUR Stock OF groceries consists partly OF
IS bags Of prime Rio Coffee.
10 g" Of Lagnira and Java do.
10 lhds New Orleans Sugar
40 bbls clarified do
90 khls crushed, and powdered, do.
l5} chests assorted Teas.
10 bbls New Orleans Mo!asses.
90 Sugar House
S" Golden Syrup.
100 bags G. A. Salt
so !" l.. B. do
80 bbls. Kanawa do
so do old Cine. Cider Vinegar.
100 do rectifed Whiskey
10 do Brandy.
do Ccgnac.
Is do Maekere.
do Shad, etc. etc.
We also keep full and splendid assortment of queens
Woodcn-ware, s.ich pals, wash-tubs wash boards
bowls covered baskets, well Buckets ID bush and peck
measures knife trays, mop handles, tarcans, brooms and
GELPCKE& SCHROEDER.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17
GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH.

''Still a few more left of the same sort
! RESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens of nu
blque and the surrounding country, that Eavenearly
completed my stock Of Esa.
GROCERIES.
have on hand, 80 bbls brown sugar 5hhds do bills
crushed sugar 50 sacks Rio Coffee 100 bushels dried an
pies and pcaches 5o0lbs batting 5000 lbs cotton
ar nos and TO- 10 boxes palm SOAP 25 boxes mould
candcs talow boxes candles, 100 bcached sacks
G. A. salt, and every other article in the grocery line
am daily expecting from the East, large addition
my stock of Dry Goods take this opportunity of re-
turning my heartfelt thanks TO the citizens of Dubuque
and surrounding country for the very liberal so
generously extended 10 me since my soiourn amongst
them, ana trust by strict attention business and de-
sire to sell cheap and good goods continue merit it,
J. b. THOMAS,
Oct 23-dwy Nearly opposite the w aples House.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17
EINEM REsPicE,

fINEM ttESftI6.
There is no tree, shrub, plant or flower,
That clothes the earth, or scents the bower,
That WIS not made for god-likc man.
When heaven first built her stellar span,
For man the crystal jewels glow,
For man the limpid fountains flow;
For man the mountains hoard their ore,
For man earth's caverns yield their store;
For man the suns and planets shine,
And praise their Makcr-hand divine;
For man the spcrtivc lightning plays,
His mandate owns. his touch obcys.
For man all animals We're made,
That wing the air or prowl The shade,
And fish, which thro' the waters wade,
For man the flowers in beauty shoot
And trees prepare their pulpy fruit;
For man the chemist bee doth yield,
The waxy cell, with honey fill'd
Ftrman the worm forsakes its bread,
And tolls to spin the silken thread.
As all were made for human good,
Or in the air, or earth, or food,
ALLEN & Co. have pluck'd distl'd,
OF all that clothes the sylvan field,
And from eartfl's bowels keep in store,
The various forms of useful ore,
With everything by man required,
In health, or sickn IS oft desired,
All in his line prepared by art,
And all which nature doth impart.
Then where such blessings can be found,
To cure the sick, and heal the wound,
Without auy hesitation GO,
TO VIM. ALLEN g. co.,
DISPENSING CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.
1901 .Nain St, Dubuque,
ADJOINING THE WALES HOUSE,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17
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NnTUrE

HAVE this day bought ofW p wightman his entir
stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, &C., as
well rs the gsod will Of the establishment shail make
additions the present stock amounting to ID or
d,ars invite country merchants to call ana examine
tho goods and prices, and promise try all the me 70
,anances and the people generally invite Won TO call
on me and TRY me- Pr. CONGER.
Aug Is. Late of Jackson Co Iowa.