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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08
GROCERIES, &c,
R, C, NAPLES |
WHOLESALE Il RETAIL SToE{
UP TOWN,

One Door South Of Spasldirg's Book ~
HAVE Just received vrry large ssoct Of H1Sn9
j Winter goods, and am now prcpsSed 70 fusne "a
nv old friends and many new ones - 1ey ~ ~ ~
with call, with any and every thing IN my ~ ~
thcy may desire. My faciltss 70! geeepe g. - sxs
smch that car and win sell them n low astAaee u
In my dress goods department have evefV
very latest style, andf haater myself that II -
the most fastidioas. have - - vi .SEi
Dress silks and satins PAN rsaae
n de LANES Of all qualities ropline
Cobouyg cloths fIain ane pn1se9
Exhibition lustres Cant0R fsoue % k3ssN
French merinos Apaue H.
Ensiish do Frsns oil gn1haus 9<
Amcriean oij enehams Enslh do Do s<M
Drose trimmings Of every dsseYipncn
| RONNETS.
Florence Rutland, satin and pearl, vhise sed eclcs
satin and velvet bonnets. Also, aautifn ssocA
''''' CARPETS.
very large lot Of Ane and super dne insMsn - 6
three ply carpetnes, which, can sell q U
prices having Aouehtthem axtTnord1nealy svws
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOO2 ~
have TOT one Of the finest stocks = doneeE
ever brought 70 Iowa, and having pusehaeea = ~
Il low rates can oMev great inducements - psal
CLOTHING.
have also good stock of clothing
asd eaps. rleass call and exasnine thsm II ron
GRoCERIEs 1890
% g. .ss e 49, ssy &: sas, sS. Y
ewz. ,Svo wv
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PhiSlaN AND NEN FORK
FASHIONS
IOWA cLQIHlNG sToRS
Main.21rcef, D6buQuc.

z u
centisnsa ofsvey Kat,os,-
SSy:sy ocean, land, snAStatioa;
as,en and low, stopt andSslh
~ and one, apf onsand q.
HssssnesMsa has 1, store,
9sope-who witness will aaosr.
g who want, apd wish 10 buy, -t.
eau a. 70 arc passing BY,
On ar,rsss,xia's.
HmSsREINkab CcAm arc best;
\ (Pcr such they are BY ali contest,
Their texture. manufacture, slylei
Ara unsurpassed. -9r Tor proof se plies,
~ hSNsHl iSER's.
Ye who would elnlhe the sacred bYcaf.
In the most famed and splendid v1sr
Aud "a Ia Mode," daily rove,
The payor, ballroom, city. grove,
Buy Al HAEsn1,srs,s.
Re who want for Fashions PArTs,
And seek 10 crafty your wants,
Proceed III HEyNsHIiMEA's stand.
And constantly you'll and on hand.
N. Hsssessxsn
And lastly. who wish 70 30
Aj.rn,d with Gcri.v AID yEWrLkY;
u. armed w!;s Pi5to.s a.5 Bowie Ea.vcs,,a.
lSa SAsose ssocsS.s sis gorgeous shsw,
a, Hsissnnxrss,.
,sbvaae, Aue4l 18Th. 1z2. dwy
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Dubuuue City Mills.

Corner Sd and Water streets,
IIAvE constantly on hand, superfne and Family
II Flour warranted prime article, at wholesale or
retail.
We will deliver -four free of CHARGE within the limits
of the city.
Wanfed-Good Fall and Spring Wheat, for which
Cash will be at market prices. INFERIOR shrunk
spoiled wheat not purchased.
April, 80, le5l. NADEAU ROGERS co
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AYERS CHERRY PECTOR.7L.
NIelOdeOnS: MelOdeOnS!
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
TOHN D. JENNINGS, Attorney at Law and age for
81 the United States Life Insurance Annuity and ust
Company s. z. Corner Of Third & Chestnut street, lila
Office in the Express Building, Main treet, Dun
ST. Louis, Galena; Dubuque nd
St. Peters, PACKET.
4 0~ THE Splendid Steamer *
snS,4}%AI CELSlOR, WARD Masierwil
*2ssS run in the above trade duri the
season.
The Excelsior is one of the best fight
steamers on the river and every attentiolwlll
be given to become the pleasure and cnfort
Of passengers.
For fret ht or passage at Dubuque apv on
board or to q X WEST, Apt.
Dubuque, March ibid
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F.QHNESTOCk'S VER.MIFrGE.
SUPPLY Of this celebrated Worm Mf iicine just
A received and for sale At the Drug stort IT
"A July n; AGl .E5PlE.
VX1HlTE LEAD and WINDOW GLASS. have now
w In store 4 stock Of pure white lead, and window
glass, Of the best quality which viii sell cheap.
A. GILLESPIE.
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Pure Cod Liver Oil.
A supply of Rushtons, clark & Co.'S. superior COD
n Liver Oil, just Reed and for 10 At tho Family
Drug Store of GILLESPIE.
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II. NAPLES 4 { o.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

UNDER TIE NAPLES HOUSE
WE WOULD beg leave to say that am prepared
furnish any quantity and quality Of goods, Of every de
cription, at Whoiesale or Retail.
have now on hand $40 900 worth VI
Dry Goods aud Clothing.
Ross Shoes hats and caps 50 hhds sugar. so barrels
asses $50 bags coffee 500 bags SALT and all kinds of
GROCERIES,
100 boxes of fresh teas direct from the east ne tapestry
Ingram three-ply and Brussels capetng, window
tans spoons aud every thing needed by housekeep
srs, from cellar to garrett
Having spent all the summer in the east selecting my
goods wherever could find them cheap, able to give
better bargains than have complete assortment
az everything, both English, French and American
,,ooas CALI AND SEE ME-
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DUBUQUE MARBLE YARD

NUME.FT, TOMB I GRAPE STONE
MANDATORY.
ID TANNING, late Of st. Louis, MO-, has
= located himself permanently at Dubuque
where he intends to manufacture 10 order.
MONUMENTS, TOMB AND GRAVE STONES
In plain or classical style.
He will keep on hand fine assortment Of
Marble, ready to suit the various fancies and
desires Of his customers
MARBLE MANTELe, STILLS AND TRAEeOMS
AVID puiLpIFs wopK pEscaIYIross.
Finished neatly and with despatch
Workshop on lowa street between Sixth and
Seventh P. TANNING.
DUBUQUE, Aug. s, lS5l-y
ZONE and get Amaaaes. 0Tatis. i1dm hs sign "Good
~ eamayafan" March a.
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Onion seed.
ENOR saleI W.P. Allen 1901, Main 1t. Dubuque.
III A,u
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08

s HORSE PLows, Evans 4 Adams ssks. Just =
q ceived4A - fCY sale ~ -
eept. :oM EMERSON Z eAIEIDS.
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RAILWAY 4 CO., Prac1csI miMs,
l62 Fnlen ~
TIMOTHY MAB0N4 ssSss
NY AGENT for Railway 4 Co. In pnbuf
" 1851. No. Ally. W.
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THEY HAVE coM

Nd a II W M l ~ u
IL j.ss received ~ the LanaSeins, psTs OF N
r1sNG AND SUMNER GOODS.
A1okch 2sth. leS0. }. B. THOMAS.
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Gentlemen's black cIofhiC.~smeSe d.
cloaks, finishing a ma tam, ..,n ,u gss,.
and fancy vests, ssSS ~s--esf>s n
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laws may be found in the statute books in other
States. They cannot be enforced, Of course
Woodbury. and Pierce, in their speeches, strong
~ insi ted upon the fact that the New Ham3.
shire law Il I dead letter
Whigs care 20 much for Catholicity - Demo.
Gratis -; neithcr more nor less. We would not
trust u 1oterssts to either party. 1t 10 wrong,
howeves, in our Whig friends to charge this New
Hampshire law upon the Democratic party in
that seate. The Democrats might - well lay a
the door u the Wings the injustice Of Masss-
ehasstls in refining 70 pay for the destroyed ur-
suine Convent. Nay, with greater recon. For
Massachusetts, has been, two or three sessions
excepted, In the hands Of the Whies ga two
thirds vose i not required to make the proposed
indemnity, and the wings, might, therefore, had
they wished il, have done justice 10 the owners
If the Convent. Yet it was not Massachusetts
Whigeery, but Massachusetts bigotry that did
this. The same thing hosds more than rood in
New Hampshire. For two. years, we believe,
New Hampshire was in the hands Of the Wings
why did they not then evince that tender inter-
eel IN the welfare If the New Hampshire Cstho-
lies which they exhibit ao,ss
recollection, held New Hampshire bv majority
q two thisds. They have earned the State. in
most years. but BY ! simple majority. Now, to
amead the Constitution. tho tkivds vote 10 re
qaissd, they could nrt, therefore, without hrlp
from the Whigs. repeal this Law, and if they
could MOI, they are not 70 Be blamed. The tru, 4
=, = svsty State bigotry i to be found in men
* hoth parties. Il has NO necessary relation
viii Amesican politics.
The question, then. has not been, hitherto
81 muoh practical importance, and the difficulty
NJ Il has II most ofihe other States. Catholic,
Z ~ heesnniNe 10 he known in Nev Hamn.h;re
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ers to the following recommendation
of this work:

ers to the following Recommendation
Of this work;
s. orr, G. D. d n'es,Ts Ma. Ygrk.
OYrlcE or G. ". p.
>. January 20, 1854.
PIT. Sherlock, ESQ.,, Sc Nassaua. Nv
e. Pub. Am TEN. Mag, etc.
Dr. Sn-At II regular sfps;ou CT the
Grand D!yision S.of T., We5'sm New
Ymk. held vi Albany this day, the follow
ng preamble and resolution were aI"p'
tel:
I'hcrcas, ono of The mcst important
and essential aids fer thr promotion OF
Temperance mad dissemination Of the
principles of cur Order, Is pure and
elevated Temperance I.itcratar', md
whereas, the existence and maintenance Of
snrh Literature orc drwnden, nron the
patronage aud announcement, given. Y by
Temperance men; and whereas we brl.Fre
"ths american 7tmptraats 1issasins end
s. Of II. O6h,ng,", published :mrn'hly IN
the city of'N. YNrk. BY P. I. Sherlock, IS 3
work belonging 10 lhe species Of l.i'efa'
ture referred to; therefore -.
Resoltcd. T'ha. said Magazine is entitled
10 the encouragement Of oil friends Of ouI
cause ard our Order, and tina, we therefore
cordially commend il to their consideration
and patronage.
w. Bk:LET, G. S. :.
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Virginia Legislature

Ii the House, Monday, March ped.
a hill providing for the election, quail;
iGca,ion, &c. Of Judges, Justices Of
the Peace, Clerks OfCircuit Il Couh.
sy Courts, &C., was taken up. Tho
amendments fixing the day Of election
of these officers on tho 4th Thursday
Of May next, was agreed to.
Several propositions were then
made to gil the black in the clause
prescribing that Justices shall receive
dollars per day for each day they
shall render services in court.
Finally, the blank was filled with
two dollars. =
Nothing of Importance has since
TRANSFERRED.
y We learn By letter from Dr..
Kidwoll that cla,ks6urs has been fix.
ed upon in committee as the place Of
holding the Court Of Appeals
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By Telegraph for TIE Pittsburg Dis
- patch. 'i,s,:,;
The EThig State ConTention,

The Wing State ColTention,
To nominate Canal Commissioner, TO
choose Presidential electors, and select
delegates to the Wing National Conven-
lion, assrmbIed al the courthouse al
Harrisburg, on Thursday morning, 25lh
March, al9 O'Clock, and organized tenn
porarily by appointing Samuel, Lesch
of Armstrong, chairman. and j. w.
Kellinspr, OF Lebanon, and r. L. John
son, Of Cambria, Secretaries. The at
Tendance found to be very full from all
paris Of the State: After come unim-
porlan. preliminary business, the Con-
vcn,ion adjourned till II O'Clock, and
rf-assrmhled in The Hall Of the House
Of Representatives,, when Mr.. Middles-
'warth, from the committee appointed to
select officers, reported the name Of the
Hon, VIM. Jessup, Of Snsqnehanna, as
President oil the Convention, with some
twenty Vice Presidents and a number Of
Secretaries, all Of which were agreed 10.
Mr. k'''lngs' moved ,s inc appo.m'm n
OF committee o. 'nlt'e ,. 10 oFa'. II rr so
!I''ons expressive o. Inc sense Oh 'ne
convention, ""'S" was asFee" 'o'
In the afternoon, a''gr CONSIDERABLE
discussion relative 10 the election Of
ne'rsa.ro 10 Tue ns''o,'a, oons , ..!,.,
the Convention PIoceeaTa 10 vo.e W., viva
'yoce los candidate 10. u" "sa a !u.
orn''as elee.'o"' %ny'ru" ',. u."' :, va" .Ta
FIELD aSotI iee ,,I;: soi?1 q s"e
no'n'nr ,r, .. ~. m;s ,a'a. oo" ,,,era
.loh, e Hs io.,TTs s".,eS" NJ
, r'rsI1 , "s"s0;,a' s " Io IN,
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THE CANVASS.
For Tie Mirror.
DEMOCRATS Of The County Of Mon
0Rgalia
do pity them
.~~N~

For The hra time since the exist;
enco Of the ,".oll Dominion" the re.
lcclihs Of the CsGnty QGecr,is. placed
Fin the hands Of the people:
A, s'lartc and enthusiastic meeting
l'hcM at Morsantown, on Monday the
ED March, 1852, it was agreed ihst
t,ho Democratic party holda primary
Election Oh Saturday the, 10th April
1852, for the purpose Of selecting suit
able mea',o run for each Office within
the gift of the people. This primary
election is second in importance 70
none, for the reason that it gives our
party a chancetto select men TO serve
them Who are honest and capable.
Thisis evident for The, reason tina,
the Wings heretofore have, and do
now contend that they are the only
capable mcn; and if, by our nou.at.
tendance at the primary election. per-
sons should be nominated who are in
capable, it will not only bea wrong
thing in itself, but endanger the future
success sf the party. 49,,
Democrats! According to the new
CONSTITUTIONS, every man Of you. {bc
lie rich or poor who is 81 years Of
age; has been a resident of the State
two years, and Of the. county one. year,
Is q legal voter.
If you attend the primary election,
it will ensure the triumph OF our par
.v, and ptove the doctrine that tkt
] Wigs, Iaatl tie Wigs only) arr
honest. ard capable to fill, office, false ii
every particular: no. only this, but il
is the only Democratic plan for taking
|',he sense of our party, as to whom
,kcy wish to be their candidates. ;.
AT the primary election y6u hare
the. privilege ofrlloosing a man to iill
the following offices e Clerk of, the
Circuit Court. e Clerk Of the County
Court, an Attorney for the Common.
wealth. a Sheriff. a Commissioner Of
the Revenue, A Justices of the Peace,
Constable, and an Oycrseer of the
Poor.
Poll books will be- opened at the
following places on the day Of the pri
mary election:
On HE East side Of The Rirer.
Shutdown, Jos. Shuttleworih's, Mo
scs Kincaid's, Guseman's Mill, Van
divcrt's, Cheat Neck, Stcwari.town
and Nlorganlown..
Onihc Vest side Of The RiVtr.
Warren, John Anderson's, Blacks
vile, Pawpsw, Mooresville, MarI;l
Fox's, James Morgan's, Laurel Point
CassviIle, Gmtown, Jackson's School
house, aud Dornicktown.
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r,w,vs will he. f.hcy appear to have
peculiar mack of attending to every
bnlv'. hriness hu,lheir own. They
wi|l tell you if Mr.. such-a.ono would
"a 80 anAso. be wdula get along much
sr,;cr, and Mrs. r. don't manage as
l,wnGll; no, and I, would hu;.a pity
il she did. for I d6n'i believe they
have murh limo lef TO manage or ct.
tend to any ri their own .affairs as
they should, Hr orc ''ay Jnn wi''h"Hr
uf them being away u, MIR: CO. on
:hr hcx: {, ar. :i.'r, ard so on Until
they. &c, ruunl .hr neishhorhood.--
fhU hare Z long yarn :o,,'ell every
place :hry go. Sometimes they stretch
a LILLE, for te:l,era will not always tell
the truth; and so don. sac how
they could, whca they have so many
people to talk about, and so many snh'
,ecss on Their minds q, onco. If oil
wore so foolish ns tolisten to their talea
;hey would soon haze every neighbor
4. variance with each other. But l
am eloafwc have somepeople Of sense
among US that don't pay any attention
TO wha; such persons soy. They ere
TO- be pitica, end ! as loser Of peace
do ,;tv them. LUCY.
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u We arc requested BY the new
Borough Council to notify all owners
Of Eqgs :hn. they will be expected to
keep them inconfinen!ent on and af.
ter Monday next; also to state that
Boz, will not he allowed to coilec, in
crowds fir -owdyism and mischief,
within the Borough limits, after that
iimc,--and further, owners of proper.
~ arc requested to clean tho streets
in front Of their several log, without
dciay.
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DA serious affair occurred in tho

rA serious affair occurred in tho
town Of FtlIoGsYillc, Preston county.
on Tharsdid::f. 25;;: inst, in rencou'
Ter between Or. II. Eid'"n, of Greigs-
Vile, and an individual Of tho name of
,7elrsm Ccr5ia, in which. the formos
received a dangerous and probably
fatal wound. Another proof of tho
Erea:improptiety Of carrying conceal
cd. weapons; and 4. sad commentary
upon tho viro of gnmMi"g!
Ry letter rcceivcaby Dr. MLar'c
trbm Dr.. Een7cdy,on last evening NO
arc sinfornfr,! that DR., E. was yet alive
on Tuesday morning, tho Both. Tho
weapon used by corbin, lwho We arc
sorry to say made his rseapc) was as
usual in such casca, q revolving pistol.
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Bounty Land Warrants Assignable.

The Billmakiug Bounty Land War.
rants assignable has finally passed both
Houses Of Congress. ,:''i'
Tic bill provides. that the assign
ment may benade by deed or instru.
ment'' of writing, recording to such
form, aat pursuant to such regulations
as may be prescribed by the Commits
siouer of the General Land Office, SO
as to vest the assignee with all the
rights of tho original owners Of tho
warran: or location. ~
The benefits Of the original act,
with the supplement, are extended TO
the officers and soldiers of any militia,
volunteers or troops, who were called
into military 5ervice. and whose ser.
vices have heen paid by the United
States, subsequent to tho eighteenth
of June, eighteen hundred and twelve.
The following are the provisions to
tile bill for locating the warrants:
ANY person entitled by presumption
right to any land shall be entitled to
use any such land warrant, in pay
ment Of the came, at SIPS per acre,
for The quantity Of land therein speci-s
fed: PROVIDED, That the warrants
which have been or may hereafter be
issued in pursuance of said laws, or
Of this act, may be located, according
10 the legal subdivisions of the public
lands, in ono body, upon any lands Of
tho United States, subject to private
entry at the time Of such location at
the minimum price: Provided, .tar.
Tier, That when said warrants shall
he located on lands which are subject
to entry at greater minimum Than
Sl,25 per acre, the locdtorofs nid war
rents shall pay 10 the United States
in cash the difference between the
value of:snch warrents at 81 ,e5 pcrla-
Gre, and the tract of lend located on
lit. .t.
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ron ThE. MIRROR.
Democratic County Meeting,

Pursuant 10 previous notice, the
Democrats Of Mononga'ia county met
in Morgantown, On Saturday, March
9th, 1859. The meeting was organ
lied by calling William Durbin to the
chair. On motion NJ. Y. Wiley was
elected Secretary. The object of the
meeting was stated by tho President
Eesc1rr2, Thut this meeting approve
of the Judicial Correction 10 be held
in Elizabethlown, Marshall county, ~.
the cd Monday III April, ls52ito nom
mate n candidate: for the office Of
Judge in the goth Judicial Circuit.
ResoIreds That Harvey Siuan, J..
r. Tygart, n. Pickcnpaugh, Robert
Caroiliers and James Kelly he tp-
puinted Delegates 10 said Convention,
with power, or those Of them who nj.
tend, TO give the Democratic vote ol
this county.
R,solced, That shcrrard Clemens,
of Ohio county, Dr. y. II. White Of
Brooke, and John Strawn of Marshall
DO appointed al'crna'ess' with like
power to give the vote Of this county
in conyentiuu, in case our delegates
be not present, ~ :;
Re.0lccG, That this meeting. having
confidence, in the integrity aud ability
Of o. F.LANaFIrT, hereby instruct and
authorize our delegates to r"'e for
him. 10, convention, until he or so:ne
othc. Dcnlocrat be norlinatod'
Resolred, That we will abide blythe
decision of the convention and use
all honorable means to secure the c.
lection Of its nominee.
Resolre1, That the ,proceedinga''i
Ibis meeting ne published in III" Mon
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Professor bcnton's Chemical Lectures


We had the pleasure of attending
two lectures on Chemistry, delivered
in this toxn on Friday and Saturday
evenings, the 29th and 9Th ulti:no,
by Professor BENTON, Of Loadon CO.,
Va. The lectures wcre:illustratel I'y
Il variety of amusing and instructive
experiments, OF the four ancient Gle:
mcnts. Air, Earth, Fire, and Water
and a variety of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
tive of the importance Of. Chemistry 10
Agriculture, Mechanic Arts, Health,
anatho COMMON purposes Of life
The Drummond Light was also exhi-
'bi,ed, with anew and complete appa'
retus. This is the most beautiful .arli.
fetal light known, apdis decidedly the
mos, splendid exhibition in the range
of science. The lecturer also exbib-
tied the wonderful effects of lhe'"o*y.
Hydrogen 5low-pipe,"', which, with a
sy,all fame, will;iuse ting mostselrac'
tort Substances, even such az will not
r,clt in the hottest furnace. =
We were much pleased with Mr..
Benton personally. For snavi'y OF
manners, as well as a complete know
ledge of the science, ard az aptnsss
to inpEft what he kho@s, he has, we
are inclined to think, not many ,sape'
riors. We wish him great success
LISA r.at,s. of modification to us
as citizens of Morgantown, THAT the
attendance upon these highly interest
ing Lectures was SO small being COM
posed &C the pupils Of our SeminaTies
and a select few Of our ciiizens.-
.Saect only so far as regards faste'
AMI ability to appreciate that which is
intrinsica1ly excellent. A'great loss
is sustained. in a case like this. by the
unreilcciing multitude, who have no
wish 20 be really benc6ttcd, but will
rash, at the risk. oflheir necks, - see
batch ofmpnkrys in "Menaseric,"
or set of vagabonds trying to make
monkeys df',hcinselves in a "Circus."
sy We learn, by paragraph in
the Central .Staad0rd, 'tliat Professor
Benton will lecture in Buckhannen on
the 9Th and 9th of April lin Weston
on the 7th ard sth} ard in Clarsburg
on the 9th and 10th. We bcspeak
tho attention of ournumcrous readers
in that section;of country to the Lee
,u.cr andhis subject.
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.. ceXY.SlcArep.
Tattlers CT BusyS01ies,

Whichisthc mos,npprGpr!atr nnme,
Mr. Edilor1 Think they will both
.uit some, people. ! de wish there
were no such'pcrsons in our land hnt
l am sorry to ssy there aro some ssel'
people in cur lil'le community, which
would ben peaceful one, if,horc were
no such folks to disturb its peace md
tranquility. But suppose there ol'
wsys we're busyboi;es, aud pcrlrrs