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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-04-14
Ohio Fruit and Seed Store, No. 60
M0,n Street DuLunue To,rn


You will only find Choice Selection of Seeds this
Establishment, but almost every article of Foreign and
Domestic Fruits, Green Dried and Preserved. Nuts,
Candies, Spices Tea, Coffee Sugar, Pepper, Spice Gin
ger, Saeratus, Tobacco, Snuff Soap, Candles, Powder
Shot, Lead Starch, indigo Pipes, Cane Stems, Cigars
Cod Fish, Salmon Herring, Poultry, Vegetables etc etc.
kept constantly on hand and will he sold cheap l will
conclusions that keep almost every article desired
for family use, or for the supply of Steam Boats, and will
be happy furnish all at reasonably low prices All
articles purchased will be delivered with and dis
patch to place within the City if desired, free of
charge, keep Horse and Carriage expressly for
purpose G. WEST.
Dubuque, LIST March, 1851 no26
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Town Lots for Sale.

I offer for sale VERY CASH, the undivided hal
of two four ont lots Nos. 742 Il 743; Lot No 49,
upon which reside, and Lot No g. containing "a acres
and lying about 400 yards of the residence of Hon.
George w Jones,
These lots desirable every account being conve-
nien to the city and having beautiful groves soil
for gardening purposes spots for residences they
be surpassed either in point of beauty or location,
OF Pcrfecttites guaranteed, Apply or to Corke
ry joins, JOHN McCOLLINS,
Dubuque Feb, -, 1859, d&wlw
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DUBUQUE FERRY.

DUBUQUE FERRY.
THIS old established fcrry-the only authorized one
opposite the city-is now under the control Of the
undersigned Nopans money will be spared in max
ing our ferry worthy of public favor. The mail crosses
daily this ferry and persons rely nj all times upon
being crossed over comfortably and in safety.
Good sablng and other accommodations are provided
for travellers who may wish stop for the night on the
Illinois side of the river.
This ferry at the Western terminus of the Centre
Railroad and every preparation asbeen made deserve
the increased patroi age anticipated
.LGREGOTRE
Dufuoue, NAV 7, 1851 CHARLES BOGY
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LAND AGENCY

LIN Y
WIN. JOSHUA BARGEY. CHBooTH.
w. j. BARNEY & co.
CTIIl. continue transact all business connected
- with the purchase and sale of real estate, whether in
the city country. Iney will examine titles, prepare
eonveyanccs, pay taxes locate bounty and warrants,
and prepared afford information of alllkinds relative
to lands in the Dubuque Land District Maps and da-
grams be furnished if required. Land arrants
40 so and 100 constantly hand for sale nca
ton advantageous terms, and c guaranteed.
Farmers residing at distance can have the ir lands
tered by addressing by letter paid ands avoid
the expense of journey Enigrants and settlers would
DO well to call before applying elsewhere.
Office West side of NJ ain street, nearly opposite the
iobe Buildings, Dubuque. ! WA. june
AZ Western Democrat and Progressive Era (wlen
siablished) will please copy for year and forward
bill to this office. june 4-Iy
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The Boston Journal has the following notice
Of mysterious tracks, imprinted on the snow in
parts of Massachusetts and Rhode Island, and
which have excited much wonder and specula-
tom
They were first seen on the morning Of the
26sh Of November last, in the easte:ly part of
Roxboro'. and on the morhng of the 10th Of
Tebruary-snow having fallen during the pre-
vious night-they were seen in the town Of
Mansfield. The tracks were mostly seen near
barns, hog pens and hen. houses, and had very
near resemblance to the tracks Of calf. They
have been traced through fields and over stone
walls, a. il they presented no impeachment, and
again under the sill of a shed, where hens are
accustomed to pass. In one place they led to
a doorstep, but none were discovered leading
from it-from which it is argued that the ami
NAL has wings. They have been seen in New
ton, Stough,en, Midway, Belngham franklin,
North lsridgwa,er, Dighton, Berkely aud other
places. The following is an exact measurement
Of the tracks:
Length Of track, 81 inches width of do, 3
inches; length Of inside, or frog, q inches ;
width of do. u inches; elevation OF frog, or
inside, above the outside impression, ! inch
The elevation inside was entirely fiat, unlike
the frog Of horse or colt. Width Of the out
side hoof, or shoe, of an inch. All accounts
agree that the tracks were made IN straight
line, one after the other, as If made by two feet
instead Of four and measured by a mechanic,
the distance between them varied from to l2
inches.
The Providence Journal has the following no.
tice Of them. The CONCLUSION drawn from facts
stated in the closing sentence, must be very con-
soline 10 some people.
The mysterious tracks, which have given
rise 10 30 much speculation, have not been con-
fined to Coventry, or to Kent county. They
hive been seen in other parts Of the State. We
learn, upon reliable authority, that they were
seen around the Butler Hospital on Christmas
morning, and that they have been seen in many
other places. The description corresponds in
all the cases. The tracks have every appear
Ance Of those made by q colt; yet TO fulfil all
the apparent conditions, the animal should be
able to pass through holes that would not admit
large sized cat, should be winged, and should
be Of such weight as to press the foot into the
ground as deeply as the hoof Of an iron shod
horse. We learn from a friend in Coventry,
who has seen the tracks, that letter has been
received there, stating that similar tracks have
been observed in Ohio, but we have seen no
mention Of this in the papers. The track rs not
eleven, so it cannot be made by the devil, as was
at FIRST apprehended
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How many human hearts, like the Arctic pole
have an open sea around the centre, but only
rcachable through an almost impossible desert
Of ice.
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SHOT GUNS, RIFLES AND PISTOLS,
Main street, corner 9th, Dubuque.
A6GES F. Nj AGK

XTTOUID resp iciuly inform his Fri nds and the pub
w lie that he keeps constantly on hand and for sale
fine and good assortment oi shot guns Singc and doibe
barrels and pistols which he will warrant TO be good
AS can he found in the West He has also hand fine
lot of rifle barrels which he wilt finish order and ar
rant to he cqIa! 10 any mad.
Thankful for the LIBERAL patronage hitherto bestowed
him he would respectfully solicit continuance of the
same.
Repairing of all kinds in his line neatly and promptly
executed. Locks and scales made and repaired. All
work warranted TO give satisfaction.
Nv,
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AsrIporE AGAINST PoisoN-Hundreds of
lives might have been saved by knowledge Of
this simple receipt-a large teaspoonful Of
made mustard mixed in tumbler Of warm wa
ter, and swallowed soon possible il acts
NJ an instant emetic, sufficiently powerful TO
remove all that is lodged in the stomach.
A spoonful Of horse-raddsh put into a pan
of milk will preserve the milk sweet for several
days, either in the open air or in cellar, while
other milk will turn sour.
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Snow ~ MAINE In the back cou nt,cs, in
Maine. it is said, that the snow now averages
FIVE feet in depth. Many Of the small farm
houses are nearly submerged in snow banks.
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TIE GOOD SAMARITAN

TIE GOOD SAMARITAN
DRUG STORE.
No. 50 Main street, Dubmqpe, Io,ca. D F <
TINE subscriber informs the friends and customers
i this long established and well tried house, that no
receiving large aud full of all article
in the line of his business. Among those
Fresh Drugs, -Eti
Patent Medicines,
Paints and Oils,
Glass and Putty, s-4 q n
and chcmcal pr paratons
lie keeps constantly hand and for sale IN any guam
tity: t- ~
PAINTS & COTORS,
Mixed and ready for immediate use. 5,t#a
BRUSHES.
Of every description for painting, whitcwashinges
W NDoW Glass.
OF every size from 7x9 to 2ix36 inches.
PuIAlS GLASS ARE,
For Druggists, PLY ,cians, and Grocers.
INSTRUMENTS. aft
For Surgeons, Accouchers, and Dentists.
ACID AND MAKBLt ItST,
For soda water makers and public houses.
For Confectoners, Bakers, etc.
SUPERIOR GLUE. e
For Cabinet makers, and Mllincrs.
DYE-S1 UFFS,
For every purpose and for every body.
CHLORIDE. LIME AND SODA.
For purify cleansing, and keeping away chOlera.
MOKTA RS,
or iron glass, wedgcwood and marble, of all Sizes
VAKNISHtS.
Copa coach. apan black and BRIGHT and map, Of var.
GUS qualities, and for all purposes, etc., ad fnta.
Country merchants and dealers supplied the most
accommodating terms.
Goods packed and orwa rded at the shortest notice and
in the safest manner. 4#s
Terms Cash~prices Low.
~
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CORN STARCH.
vienna Confectionery.

A additional supply of this superinc article for Fam
n Iv use. just received and for sale by
Aug 20Iy A. GILLESPIE.
Vienna confectionery.
Lam gcorhgs Block, Nam, bcncen 5th and 9Th
ryyIIE subscriber would inform the public that his
( rooms fully supplied with the choicest var
CIV of everything in his line, consisting part of ICE
CREAMS SODA and MINERAL. WATER, CASpirs
CAKES, FRuTs, TOYS, &c. Country dealers and The pub
lie respectfully invited to call before purchasing 81
VIII re. G. JACKLEY.
Dubuque, April 30th, 1851. ly
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John f. Smith q Co.
sCARP,S COMPOUND

ACOUSTIC OIL
For the of DEAFNESS, pains, and the discharge
of matter from the also ali disagreeabie noises
like the buzzing of insects, falling Of whizZ,ng
of strain &C., which symptoms Of approaching
deafness, and also generally attendant with the disease
Aug C-y Il. MASON, -7gcat,
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Dubuq..c & SageviIIc Plank Road

Dubuque & SIgevilIc Plank Road
ALL PERSONS who have subscribed stock in this
Road hereby requested pay the amount due,
this time. Further time cannot he given, large
amount is rea,;iredt TO pay for the grading done.
The third Instamcnt of 20 per cent. is due and
must lie paid during this week.
BY order of Board
Dec. l.-tf ..P. FARLEY, Trea
G.. II. WEST.
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
On the Lerec, Dubuque, IO,ca,
WHOLESALE and rstail dealer in foreign and do
w nestle Fruits, Candies, Nuts, Spices Family
Groceries, Produce and Provisions, Ornamental and
Fruit Ttrecs, Plants, Evergreens Shrubbcry; Grass
Garden and Flower Seeds, &c. &c.
NIB Steamboats,, Hotels, and Private Families fur
nshed with good articles at the lowest market prices
and delivered free of charge
The undersigned would inform the public generally
that lie has strong and permanent enclosure with the
necessary sheds and accommodations, adjoining his
warehouse at the steamboat landing in Dubuque for
the convenience of those having cattle, horses sheep,
and hogs TO ship and from this point; also for the
cOmmodaon of farmers and others coming to Dubuque
with loaded teams.
Aay and grain kept conssaty hand and for sale at
reasonable low prices. CIR. WEST.
Dubuque, May %, 1851
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Terms Cash4prfces Low. :.
Dubuque, May 7. 1851. TIMOTHY MASON


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
W. -" i" o0NM.
UNDER THE NAPLES HOUSE.
WE WOULD beg leave say that am now prepared
to furnish any quantity and quality of goods every des
criprion at Wholesale Retail.
have now on hand $40, 900 worth Of
TRY Goods and Clothing.
Boots Shoes and caps; SO hds sugar. so barrels
lasses $50 bags coffee 500 bags salt and all kinds Of
GROCERIES,,
100 boxes fresh teas from the east tapestry
ingran hreeply and Brussels Competing, window cur
tains Spoons and every thing needed by ousekecp-
ers, from cellar to garnet.
Having spent all the in the cast selecting nv
goods wherever could find them cheap able give
better bargains than have complete assortment
of everything, both English, French and American
goods CALL AND SEE ME.
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+. D OYL Els
CHEAP. CASH STORE,

On Mains street, bct,reen Fourth and Fifth, ne1t
Door to John Simpiot's.
TINE subscriber begs lea inform the inhabitants of
Dubuque and surrounding country, that he has just
returned from New York with fresh and seasonable
supply of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, CLIO
THING, GROCERIFS&Q UEENSWARE, which have
been bought the most advantageous terms, and will
be sold for cash the lowest rcnunerating prices.
Country sforekeep respectfully requested to call
and the goods and rrccs before making prchas
elsewhere Cne price only will he asked and ahate
ment made. Amongst the stock wi be found the follow
inu.
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Large wholesale Il retail House.
HENRY C. G4RTPEII

HENRY c. GaRTRELL
yXIOULD respectfully announce to the citizens of u
w buque, and the surrounding country, that have
in of the extensive and well selected
stocks of Merchandise that the largest Eastern House
could produce.
/ ANNEX a LIST BELOW
Comprising portion of mystock, which particular
attention is invited Ladies' Dress Goods variety
of Plain, Figured and Changcabe Silks and Satins to-
gether with large quantity of Black Silks, India and
Turkey Satns Several varieties of Summer Dress Goods
also superior French Lace, Caps and Collars very Sc
of Parasos Ladies' Kid Gloves Silk
Mitts. Also White Counerpins, very cheap.
Il LARGE STOCK OF ST7PLE and DO
.HESTIC GOODS.
NV stock Of fine Groceries, | latter myself that
can sell "A shade lower than the market price. call
ask to prove the fact.
aulyg c.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-04-14

Notice to the holders Of State
Warrants.
DERSONS holding Warrants notified that there
are funds in the Treasury to pay all Warrants is
sued up 10 this date
ISRAEL KlsTER, Treas of State.
TIE .suRER's OFFICE. Iowa,
Iowa City, Jan. 20, 1862.
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DISEASED EYES.
DON'T READ THIS!

rLIFTON ANDREW, late WORKING partnes in the
~ firm OF sTARR& ANDREWS, Painters, &c. would inform
his friends and the public that he has opened shop
OWN HOOK in Langworthy' IS Block the Blue store
and hopes by pun uaty neaness and despatch merit
share of patronage fifteen years practical exp rence
in the largest cities house and sign painter, enables
him to promise entire satisfaction to those wishing t"
preserve and beautty their residences.
Front doors parlors grained in oak maple mahogany
stainwood walnut Nantes marbled in verdanigue,
scianna, Egyptian Porphary. Sign work executed on
the shortest notice in plain fancy STYLE from the profits
sona gentlemans shngle To halt the side of house.
Trad, taken on payment persuasion cash.
n b. Good k! Ing ready mixed paint for sale. Jan dom
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| Superfne Black Cloth Fancy SATIN, silk & gngham
Black and fancy cassimers cravats-scaret blue and
Doe skins white wrappers, 4 drawer
Casimerettes satinets cot Suspendcrs, comforIers,
ton goods; Turkey red and madder
! Bleac he'd sheetingS, 81, Oh handkerchies.
Blue beached and brown Green and blue barege Bloc
drillings mer corded skirts,
Bleached brown & striped Swiss and jackonet insert
shirtings; ings and edgngs;
Huckabacks, Diapers toweI Iisle and thread nscrtngs
rugs; and edgings, black silk lace,
Crash, bleached and brown capners sewed muslin col
damask tabl' cloth; lars and cuffs
Red; white, land yellow fan Black lace falls;
nels; Ca>hm re, silk and wool
Bed kings, counterpanes Wool cloth, Berlin, LisIe
Carpet worp, cotton yarn and cotton gloves;
and batting: Boy IS fancy, plaid, gray, wool
'sarches, Carpet bags nerno and cotton socks
and umbrellas; adies' merno, cashmere
Ginghams, cacoes, linscys and cotton hose,
checked, jackonef, Swiss Threads, sewing knitting
book, Victoria lawn and cotfns, PURSES CLASHES.
lappet mnsns, wristets, purse twist, Ze
A!dacas, mohars, coburgs, pliyr wool;
lustr.s and poplins; Tapes, reels hooks and YES
De Lanes printed calicocs Jenny Lind and Kate la,
French merinoes Canton gown buttons, pearl, agate
fannels, cambrcs, cam linen and ivory buttons;
brio handkerchief Dressing, back and side
Brown Holland, Irish linen, combs, hair and cloth
Oiled cloth, table covers, Goat Links
Dovleys black velvet; Bay State long shawls.
Wadding, batting;
CLOTHING.
Gentlemen's black cloth Cashmere and Doeskn
coa ks, finishing and blank pants,
ct overcoats, quitting satin ludia rubber lcggings,
and fancy vests,
GROCERIES, &c.
Choice Imperial, Young Hy Pure cognac Brandy old Mo-
son, Oooong & Souchong nongah. la and Ohio wills
Teas. KEY,
Java and Rio Cohees Golden Syrup and S II mo
Chocolate, cocoa, lasscs,
Loaf eru he'd carifien and Smoking and chewing to-
brown sugars bacco,
Sperm star and tallow Principe Havana and She
dies, rout cigars
Cloves, nutmegs, cnnamon Fancy and plain soaps ndi
ginger, mustard and pepper GO, lard OIL, tubs, buck
Table CUTLERY and queens cts, coffee mills,
ware, &c. Raisins, almonds, ciIrr, nts.
r. DOYLE.
Nov. 15-dwy.
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NEW doz pals tubs and churns, good article ON hand
il and for sale by "EsA
LARGE lot Of corn bro"ms on hand and Will he sold
n cheap by the doz-call at VESTS.
CANDLES for sale cheap by the box by ,,,,,,r
-rM hSl.s Cnrpv ha nc on hand and for sale by
C WEST
Ii'" s'a' ~" '"' G WEST
nCUM, pitch and rosn crime article on mana sGa lpf
Osale by " c''
nBoXEs and halfboxes of fresh raisns just received
DUand for sale by " ESl
FINE lot CT new prime Datey and Figs received and
n ar sale chcapby G R WEST
nnnBBI.s OF good Winter Apples at the Warehouse
ZUU,n the i.evce by CIR WEST
M BBLS Of Cranbsri les in good order for sale my
lUUH arshuuse on the Landing r W.ST
OSACKS Of dried Apples ami Peaches good article
OUreceived and for sale by CIR WEST
baltimore OYSTERS fresh in cans, and Srrdines
ID for sale by GR WEST
NEW chests Of fresh Teas superior article for sale by
L CIR WEST
CHOICE article of sugar. coffee, molasses and tobac
IA CO for sale by the bb box sack and Id by
OnOsACkS 81 Minnesota potatoes for sale by
<UU CIR WEST
extra article Of Flour for sylealso salt by
i SsDsack or barrel by G Il WEST
NEW gross pint and half pint Flasks for sale by thu
II gross or dozen by G. WEST
N nnn ASSORTED cgar., and few bbs cut &
lU:UUUdred tobacco for sale by X WEST
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On Sd, 6etceen Main and Locust streets.
70 ENG anxious contribute as much rs possible to
the dispatch of business and the pleasures of their
rends and the public generally keep constantly in soat
ng me fastest and safest horses and finest and strongest
aniases bugsies, snlkies, etc. They eaR certain
We respectfully solicit trial.
We will soep. buy or sell, rny and everything in
April 30, 1851
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THE TASTE CHARACTER OF 4 NATION 10 KNOWN By
Irs COSTUME.
y FASHIONABLE n
Tailoring blishment'

VXIOCLD resp ctfuy announce TO the people Of Du
w uqie and its vicinity, tina, he has removed to the
Of Maine and Fourth Streets opposite The City Ito
tel, where he viii be found all in the study
his prof esien, aud particularly that ofthe
JCIrIsG EIPARIMESr.
This department will be conducted with untring per
sonal e1eton in order that may give 10 these who may
favor with their patronage, garments unequaled Tor
beauty of it " craftsmanship, taste and fashion,
MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT
In this department shall continue give the strictest
attention 10 superior trimmings elegant and fine WORK
manship which has secured for the large patronage
now enjoy and winch am determined by satisfactory
and execution of all ord still enlarge.
REPORTS OF FASHIONS
viii be received at this establishment from New ork
Paris and London every month
Dubuque, Dec. 27-dwly.
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TO The GENTLEMEN,
Ready Made Clothing.
NAPLES & CO.,

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ROOM
n the place for Gentlemen who wish to be fitted out in
the latest and best style. l have the
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN THE WEST.
kinds of coats pants vests, shirts, crayas, drawer
ETC., etc. His
cannot he eqalled in Iowa, having received some
900 cases Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes, all Of the
very best selected stock and no trash among them.
HATS AND CAPS. .
complete assortment of the fashionable styles Of
II ats ana Caps, which will be sold very cheap.
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Avery cho,ce lot of sugar coee and SALT honent
fact, thing that's needed in the Grocery line.
The fact is call p. NAPLES &icO, for everythings
his stock OF Goods will show for itself
QTNo trouble to show Goods
Dubuaue. Oct. 6-lydw PWAPLES co
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-01
Whig Bolting.

The leading men in the Whig party in va
rious States are abandoning The Scott and
Graham ticket. Jenifer, Of Maryland, late
Member Of Congress, and Minister to Aus
tria, has published card, saying he will not
support Scott. james Lions Of Virginia, at
present aohig nominee for Presidchtial Elec.
tor, publishes letter in which he says:
"When the nomination (of Gen. Scott
was made, looking 10 all the circumstances
attending it, determined not TO support the
nominee, and Instantly and quietly resigned
all public connection with the party, and de
termined not 10 take any part in the canvass
not even 10 vote, though uniformly said
everywhere, if | were to vote would vote
for PIERCE"
He says the Wing press is abusing him
aud adds:-"as far as am concerned shall
lest their power, and on my return from
Hampton, lay before you all he reasons why
shall stand with Gentry, JeniIer, Cabth
Williams, Toombs, and Stephens, and hos
OF others, in opposition to the Seward Scot,
party"
If the Wings cannot hold the NOMINEES
for Presidential Electors, what can they
hold.-Hartford Times.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-01

Mr.. John Stuart, g. O., has been appointed
to The Vice. .Chancellorship. vacant BY the
death OF Sir James Parker. Mr.. Stuart y
chiefly known as violent Tory, who made
himself especially prominent BY his strong
opposition to Chancery Reform. His ap-
pointment 10 Vice -Chanceliorship is bad
ne VS. for the law reformers, aQd indicative
Of The Derby Cabinet on that subject.
Lamartine is negotiating with some Eng
lish capitalists for The sale OF his estate IN
Asia Minor, presented TO him several years
ago by the Sultan. The Sultan may fancy
that he has contingent remainder in that
estate.
Lady Lovelaee, (Lord Byron's only daugh-
Ter Ada is thought to be dying.
Lord Malmesbury has appointed Mr.. Hen
nv Byron her Msjesty's Vice Consul at Hay
ii. Mr. Byron is the Secretary 10 the Great
Protection 10 Native Industry Society, and
was for many years parliamentary reporter
for the London Press.
The Pope has requested Louis Napoleon TO
TO permit the establishment Of the Order
of Begging Friars in France. eE
Among the returned e1iles, by far the least
depressed by recent occurrences is M. Thiers.
In December, and some time before, he suf-
ferred from an unpleasant affection Of the
larynx, which made speaking painful TO him.
But the voyages he has made since have
completely re-establisbed his health, so that
the little minister Of Louis Philippe was
never more brisk and lively. The President
he says, is an excellent physician. a
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-01
Wing Meeting on Tuesd ay.

The Wing meeting on Tuesday was very
nice, sober, quiet, little affair. No one was
on hand 10 disturb the distinguished speuk-
ers," and their auditors-no noisy, brawling
applause, occurred TO "mar The harmony Of
the occasion, mo loud, uproarous laughter
and yel's were heard, 10 "put out" The speak
ers, anil, in short, it ,uas very, orderly it,
tie affair Only once, did the leaGt eign of
disorder manifest itself; but that was after
the distinguished speakers" had concluded,
when some one suggested the propriety Of
givinsa cheer or two, which was done, with
as little NOISE as possible. And then, every
body put on his hat, and, leaving the market
house posts to hold up themselves, went ST.
lently and solemnly away.