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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
Victory wheat and Seed Drill,
MANUFACTURED by
VIM p HENRY s. CO, Saint Louis, Mo

THIS Drill is offer TO III" farmers Of tic valley oftc
Mississippi in full confidence that il will prove To lie
npcm Of immense VI ue 10 III, IN. The Grill Is
simple, conpl and cheap. There are i'iS, inches
apart plants six feet Widc Two hGrsts used to
plant say Is perday. The drill can he suatcd
plant from two quarts to ten bushels 10 ii. acre, ty
simply rusiug lowering lever--the feeders can b,
easily closed, by one to plant ont point rlws
without Waste. There is also well arranged land
assure it; what sown, say two TO three inches
deep with this drill, and planted carly, say middle of
Sppfcnb r. and sown tln ay ok 10 haif bushr,
I'll. will winter kill. Onc-tlird CT the ordi
nary amount of seed is plenty and tie yield will
be AT least fourth NOR, il that broadcast
does winter. kill. In order drills orders
must be sent in carly. Price of machine $50 Can be
had of G. Il. WEST, Agent.
Dubuque, Iowa,July lG-Cm.
TNASTERN NAII.S-i f,w kegs of all sizes, for SAFE
IL al my Warehouse on the landing at Dubuque.
may % G.. r. WEST.
DORK, BEEF, and LARD--A Coed arcl and for
Il sal by the barrel or pound, at my Warehouse
the landing. Also choice lot of Bacon, Hams Sides
Shoulders and warrant d good by G. II. WES!.
FINE lot of Sweet Potatoes just received and for sale
~ AT the Ohio Fruit and Seed Store, also my Ware
House on the landing. CT WEST.
Sept, 18th, 1t
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FseaDiic0sas. Rae!0sscOR.s,
r. SphTI.DINC

McaDiicosas! Fae!0sscOR.s.
r. SPAULDING,
B0okseAcr, Stdtj0Rer, and .Husie Dealer,
IT A. just received and offers at manufacturers prices,
IL an aSSoTfm; Mt Of Princes SUPERB MELoDEoNs,
,Calarts patenf,) in rich rosewood cas,S.
uctl!es, plain finish, at $i5
12" 60 C5
g piano g 100
In richness and perfection of tnne these instruments
sr2ass every other except The organ. They are OF sii
cent power for churches and happily adapted To the
ni3c of the sanctuary and the social circle. Every
oh Id soud be taught music, and consequently every
q lilly should possess instrument II abb! bo:h
ar clc of atilfy and Cali and see them a
uLDING's BOOKSTORE, 4 few doors above the Post
Office Dubuque. Nav 7. l25l--fthf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
NE S I @ RI:

Just opening. t,ro doors GbGrc the fnk
r AIDES GENTLEMEN, MISSES AMI EOYs, in
IL city and country respectfully invited call and
examine my goods; consisting in part follows:
DRY and Staple GOODS,
Such French and American clG.hs and cassimeres
satincts wli;c red and domestic iIannes; black and
,itsis Prints, large and fine assortment; bats
waddng, Cotton yarn, drlngs, stripes, checks, &C.
SIX and DRESS GOODS,
Embracing silk goods of every descriptions and ladies'
dress goods of the latest styles and patterns with frnges
and trimmings to suit Tie c0l9rs 6nncts good assert
merit, with ribbons, Innings, artiiicials, and plumcs
with a full assortment of white goods such worked
collars chcizctlcs, masas grapes, linen hankerclncis
linens, &c.
GROCERIES,
A full and complete stock always hand
BOOTS md SHOES.
You will find in my stock gontlemens boots and brogans
Of every quality Ladies' misses, and cE;idrens boots
shoes OF every styic
QUEFN'SJg.4RE.
In t!Iisbran~h confident shall please customers
have purchased goods in the eastern markets. and
intend self them low any west tie noun
tame. J. {. EEATUERBf.
dubuque, Sept "a. 1851.
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Ohio Er;.i: and seed store, No. So

Ohio EEssi. and Seed Store, No. SO
Nam Street, Dubuque, Iora.
You viii only find Choice Selection of Seeds at this
establishments but almost every article Of Foreign and
Domestic Fruits, Green Dried and Preserved. Nuts
Candies Spices, Tea COFFEE, Sugar, Pepper, Spice Gin
ger, Salcraus, Tobacco, Snuff, Soap Candles, Powder
Shot Lead, Starch Indigo, Pipes Cane Stems, Cigars
Butter, Lard, Bacon, Cheese, Eggs, Mackerel White &
Cod Fish, Salmon, Herring Poultry Vegetables, etc. ETC.
kept constantly on hand, and will he sold cheap will
say in conclusions that keep almost every article desired
for lny use, for the supply OF Steam Boats, and win
be happy furnish all at reasonably low prices MI
ancl, purchased will lie delivered with and dis
patch to any place within the City if desr d, free
charge, keep Horse and Carriage expressly fer that
purpose 4. IL. ESI.
Uuhicuc Ist March 1851 no 95
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13E;.TCNE & sc NRSENE5s,
Wholesale :ssssi Retail GrOcers.
:" EE "a a e. - ME SAU "A NJ

LID " "a 81 e - ME SAU IA NJ
HARD. WARE, WOODEN WARE,
oSEENS-WARE, GLASS WARE, ETC.
Main street. one door South Of the .7mcrican
House.
sryur undersigned hcr aarm their customers the
public IN e ncr they have rcpeHsed their stre
in ga most gallant i.u will nov, not only i! Il
fn stock of carefully selected groceries, hut aso vaf
ETY. of thousand ether necessary iStnEs too numerous
10 mcni,nn but all of which offer for sale at the low
ost possible prices.
Come and examine our stock, and wc pledge ourselves
that we can Furnish with every thin. cheap any
ether establishment tie city.
We also embrace this opportunity to tender our mos
heartfelt thanks the citizens OF Dubuque and surround
Ing country for the liberal patronage which they stow
ed strangers, from the OTHER side OF tie the
by strict attention, l prices and good 2rtces we ope
70 merit 4 continuance CT the same.
GEIPCkE & SCHROEDER.
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miscellaneous.
SURGICAL AND MED Gil Notice.

DIR. FIR. CI0LINA,
Lately Director of the Iadiana Pfiea,e Hospt-
tai, Columbus, Indiana.
-oIYID respectfully inform the citizensof Dubuque
and vicinity that am pcrln1neEtiy located al low d
CITY In practice in all branches Of the Medical ana sur
yical sciences. in possession 81 all Sfsir ~ 'i
Sur sc Mechanical Instruments, and refer f't'c"Il
tho ii the ewes aud other necessary operations
rs me h. rrbl sca4c called Ecpse, OF which cured
with my own syteu, thousands.
Letters are to he directed 10 me al Iowa Chy
Son, % 81 lS5-3Alw
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DESCELLES & MICHEL.
WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERstS
WINES 81 kIQ u Or $.
t1N THE undersigned have mi, red into partner
tNZHy ship for the sale Of Wines, Liquors, and Gro
PORT. Malaga, Madeira Marseillcs bordeaux, White
Wine, Hautc Santernc. St. Julien ana Rhine
WINES.
CHAMPAIGN BRANDY % YEARS OLD.
Cherry Brandy, and other improved brands.
Absent Suisse, Kercher Wasser,
C0RDE.4LS assorted,
Sweet Oil and White Wine Vinegar
Mononga!ela aud CINCINNATI Nlilskcy,
Imported and Domestic GIN,
Jo,:laica aud Louisiana Rum,
Foreign and domestic fruit, tic. etc.
OYSTERS and Sardines,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Snuff.
Starch, Tea, Crackers, Almonds Lemons, .anne''
Soap, &c DIG 1i-i-,'' IA a., -.
July 30, Sly.
BOXES sarlnes-a prime ariiele--r.st received
y and for sale hv DECELIEs Z MICHEL.
roMimc, Finet and Castiiian.-iust received
u orc barrel of this celebrated brand Tor sal, ny
July 80, l85l-ly. DECEIi.Es IL MICHEL.
X BBIs Brandy-a cd article Just received and fc
41salc hy DECELI.Es & MICHEL.
On SKIS c. A. Shit, first article, received per vi
y 'consin and for sale low by DECilLI.E & MICHEL
1OsACks COFFEE, din nj kinds, Just rcr.,vc'
Az tv DESCELES & MICHEL.
October 3-dwy.
4HilDS SUGAR just received and for sale low by
Il EESCELIES g. MIcHEI.
Oysters.
LOT of Baltimore Oysters just vtd and f
| N sale by DESCEILES g. NICHE
Dubuque July 80, '5l-ly.
LEMON SYRUP AND LEMONS
| q ZONE Superior l. mons and concentrated Lemon
Il SyrHp received by DESCELl.ES & MICHEL
July 30, Sly.
IT. jS'i received by steamer Dr. FRANKLIN 10 $50 vent
| u table Regalia cgars, and for sale by
DESCELIES & MICHEL.
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snpernne E,ock Cloth

snpernnc Eiock Cloth
Elark and fancy cassiiu . 5
Doe skins
Cashmerettes, satine;s, ro,ton
cords
D,eachc,l shes'ings, al &l1-'
Eln>. hleaehcd aud brown
dr,liiags
R.cschcd, brown and stripe
shirtings
Hnckabacks, diapers. towci
tngs
Crash, h,eached and brown
dana K table cloths
Red, white and yellow tlan
mes
Ted tickincs. counterpart
Carpet worp, cotton yarn AM
batting
Ladies sa,ehels. Carpet bac
aud umbrellas
Cinghaims. calico $, l.nsevs
Checked, iaconet, Swiss
Eoea, Nic.oria lawn an
lapp;t muslins
klpaeas, mchair,, cobIrei
lustres and pnplins
D. LANES, printed calicce
French merinces, Cento
ffannels. eambrics, can
brio hsndkcrchi IS
Brown hollands, Irish liner
Oiled cloth. fasi. cor rs
psyievs black velvet
Wadding, batting
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
Tic Doioreug and Neuralgia.

These dreadful end agoDi1ing complaints are i'm.
mslia.siy reiiened by the application Of the ti,yAsrc
BELT NrcKL.cs and fLuID. The Belt difascs tit
Electricity through the sy stem the Necklace has
local effect the Fluid acts directly upon the AZ
pcation YER FAILS.
o. Many hundred Certificates from all parts Of the
country Of the most extraordinary character can De
given If required ~ session
fr2- No trouble inconvenience attends the
Of DR. CHRiSTTE'S G.fLp.dHIC .9RIICLES,
and they may be worn by the most feeble and dccate,
with perfect ease and safety. In many cases the
saton attending their use is highly pheasant and
agreeable They be sent 10 any part o; the
country.
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars
The Galvan;c Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar
fny- The articles accompanied by full and paiE
Injections Pamphlets with iull particulars may be
had Of the authorized Agent.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
SC Bea0ars Of Counte,feits and Uo,thiess Intuition
D. G. MOREHEAD. M. D..
GENERAL AGENT FOR The UNITED SrATrs
I32 Broadway. New York.
T. MASON, Agent, Dubuque.
nj CHI p stiff
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ENC Sc:tu, SILK & g,ngl.ain
er1vats-Scari ', Iluc and
white wrnnpcr.,& nrsW rs
Suspe ndcrS. cent 'rcrS
Turkey r q and msider
hand'scr;'hiefs
,t'r en- and blue h1rcce kloo-
/ MGR coni d skiri,
Swiss and jscane, insert
I ing ani ctlsing.
lLisle and thread ins rtings,
! a,n: c,isinss, black silk
4 ltce, cap neis ,sewcd mus
lin collar and cIlfs
.lEiack lace falls
iCaShm re, silk and wool,
i waol, cloth. Rcr.Ia, Lisle
and cott-,n gloves
iBsy's fancy, plaid gay, woo
). nirriao and cotton socks
Ladies' merinn, csshmer'
ana Gotten hose
Threads, wing & knit,'n:
| cortons. pIIr C., CLASHES
wsiStlcts, purse twist,Ze
/, rhyr wool
Tapes, T cls, hooks and eye
sljennv Lind and Kate HAZE
. Gown buttons, pearl agate
j linen and ivory b1tIpns
dressing, back and SD
! combs, hair and eliot
brushes
ITlsat Links
p..- State lang shaw
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
TO THE PUBLIC.

TsyHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens NJ
Clayton county and tie public gcnesav thar he hrs
just opened at Gutcnhcrg, one of the largest STOVE
TIN, COPPER and SIiEET-lRON ware lnapnfactoras
in Iowa. and is prepared at all times furnis III ANYTHING
usually found in such establishments upon the most rca
liable terms store on Front street, the landing
Pi ease call and examine my stock. n kRiERs .
Gatfenburg, Nov. s,-w II.
LL sizes lust receiYed and saIo ,u<,. i,-.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
DR.. CHRiSTiE'S
GAI.VANIC BRACELETS

Are found of vast service 10 cases Of Commissions
Fits, Spasmodic Complaints, and general Nervous
Affections of the Head ard upper eStrc mites Also
in Palsy ard Far sis, and ell dieases caused b,
deficiency of power or Nervous Energy i'll line limbs
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07

OUR Stock OF groceries consists parity Of
IS bags of prime Rio Coffee.
10 Of Lagura and Java do.
10 hhds New Orleans Sugar.
20 bbls clarified do
20 kbls crushed, and powdered, do
l53 chests assorted Teas.
10 bbls. New Orleans Molasses
20 Sugar House ="
5 IS Golden Syrup.
100 bags G A. Salt.
80 Sc l.. b. do
80 bills. kanawa do
so do old Cine. Cider Vinegar.
100 do rec.ifed Whiskey.
10 do Brandy.
5 do G. gnac.
is do Mackerel.
do Shad, etc etc.
We also keep full and splendid assortment Of queens
ware glassware hardware, cutlery, hoets and slices
Wooden ware, such pals, waSltubs, wasii-board
bowls covered baskets, well buckets, l2 hush and pee
knife trays, mop handles, tarcans brooins an
GEiPCKE& SCHROEDER.
FINE article Of keg AMI canstcry powder; shot OF a
kinds for sale by GELPCkE s. SCHROEDER.
APaTME article Of ". n. Cheese Oysters, Lobster
and SardRes, of superior quality just received and
sale by GELPCkE & SCHROEDER.
= ~ ~.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
Drp Dooos & Groceries.

III NDUUCJ ~ SDl.nk!sl5.
EEs. GODS
FOR TILE FALL I r A d E,
AZ OIIiLLOEAN's,
No. / .iidtH street,
DuBuQUE, Iowa.
HAVE just opened portion Of my Fall Goods, COM
j prisng large assortment ut
DRY GOODS
In all their varct:esc rs Brpaclotls, Cassimeres
s,fi,.,s Kentucky Jeans Blue Biankets Flanncs-rcd,
blue and white; Drillings-hrown and blue: Cotton ran
neltrown md bcached Shectings and Shir'ings-hck-
DRY stripes; Ticking Table and Bed Linen; iei;'ni5 Ian
sevs Alracas Mcrnos c,ames. Chintas GEghais, ana
Prints Of great variety, at prices 10 suit all tastes, anu
STYLES o siit TIE fancy.
REsDY .MaDE CLo7HLN't7 FOR MEN and GoYs.
One Of the largest and best dssert'aentS
IN ks city.
Those wanting clothing Of any kind, ffom Dress Goa
to Fear naught otef-coat, would do well to eAamn
Boo7;s AND SHOES for Men and Doys--A Ne.
article, and AZ very low prices.
| LADIES and Misses BoatrS, BUsktns, and high cut
| Potkas, in great variety ot style and qiali'!.
mars .fND cars,
fine assortment. The silk Plush ''CaP" Of the season
may be seen at O'HALLORAN's.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
s,UCu as is used by the Farmer Miner, Mechanic and
- '''''zN - QUEE.ysW.4RE,
Among the best and NEST extcnsivcstosk in town.
| GROCERIES
OF all the various kinds, together with various other
goods such as Ladies and Misses Mutl, (sne very fine,
.orton Yarn. Carpet Bags, Trunks, Window Shades and
Paper Curtains, Garpcting, India Mating, Carpet binding
White goods; Slawls If the Bay State and Empire Mills
ard Is Of ether things too numerous to mention.
To my old Eric ds and Customers return sinccr
thanks for their 81 EeTtanid'st all the temptations to l
.uods M cost Of VIII this has of late been the seen
If and BIZ fair deai, and unrn prices, hope TO ner
continuance Of Tic, cnniidcnce-T, the public IN Gen
eral | would say | will sell Goods low any rec
uar House. Ihoae who doubt II can he easily made
| believe il on cyamiuatjor T. !. O'fIALLORAN.
PS will take produce of all kinds in payment
debts or in exchange Goods to the 2h, OF Octoh'
atcas Ii prices All those who know they arc owing III
would confer great favor by settling up their accou IS
Ic2nnot afford any longer Indulgence
Sept. y H. }. oIALLokaN.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
,v,ke Particular Notice

Take Particular Notice.
HAVE this day sold P. II. Conger my stock of Goods
i To all those indebted 10 me. say come in and settle
Immediately, il is absolutely necessar and can't be acode
Delays dangerous both to You aud me.
Aug. 2S. W. p WIGHTMAN.
r LASS-40 boxes window glass now beinglanded off
" til. S. +. Lamartinc' and for sac hy
NAV IA EMERSON < SHIELDS.
r AND WARRANTS located tim, by
IL Oc;3dy COOK, SARGENT & co
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07

T
| u I.ANKETS-59 pairs white and colcred, OF al
II uualiti
| TAbIERIoTliS-lo pairs white and brown Linen
/ Hamask.
TOWEIINGr-Na pkins, Diapers, &C., Scotch, Emcri-
/ can aud Russian eli an.
| AILESDALE QUILTS and OUNTER "ANES,
| CURTAIN MAVERI tI.S-Hanasks, Nor ems; ChintZes
Embroidered Musns, sc. For sale hv
| SEPT II X. a. IL IL. II. SMITH.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07

f,,c. r,,,.r;,, Yenpr IN, Pare coeniae Brandy, old
son, oolong and Soio.oaf 8oncnsaheia AID o.''0
Tens Waiskcy
lava and Rio CUllccs sollen syrup = S.ii. A3ias-
Chocolate, cocoa, scs -
Loaf, crushed clarified and smoking snd cEewing 10
brown sugars bacee -
60 m, and talow PTincip', Havana ANA sEe
dies root ciEars .
arovcs nutmecs cinnamon Fancy and plain soap, ndi
ginger. mustard ,nd pepper 90, lard OH tdo', feheS
TsL!e CUTLERY and queens cotco mills
war. sc Rasins, almonds, currents
Nov l5-dwsm r. SOslf-.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07

Ia AMPS. LAMPS.
JUST received, Il supply of handsome lard and spi
~ gas l.amps, fot parl, ur an bed roolnu use.
june Ia f. + GILLESPIE
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CLOTHING.
GROCERIES, &.

entlemea's black cloth, Cashmere and nsesAi'
cloak. flushing and blank pants
ct ovcrcoa,s, Quilting, satin India rulher lssshss
aud fancy yeats, TO-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07

Garner, Sd and Hatcr streets,
TTAVE constantly on hand, Snper9ine and Family
Flour, warranted prime article, at wholesale OF
retail.
We will deliver -four free OF CHARGE within the limits
of the city.
Nyanfed-Cood Fall and Spring Wheat fer which
Cash will be paid market prices Inferior, srunk
spoiled wheat not purchased.
April a. 1851 NABEAU ROGERS S. CO
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a. K. EATON.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
DELHI. DELAWARE COUNTY, IOWA
July Is, 1872 A; Iy
a GCOD assortment Of Iron Axles. Buggy spring
n Smiths Bellows, Mouse. Hale ard American An
wills Crowb,rs Sldgss Hammers, &C.. store and fol
sale by FARLEY & CHRISTIAN.
Aur l3 ls5i-ly.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
Co neil Fluff, June, ls+ l.
Directory.

TWIN PLATE, &e.--A arg" lot Of Tin Plate Shcc
Brass and Copper, Sh CT Iink, &Iead Pipe, &C., in
store and for sale by FARLEY & CHRISTIAN
| turl3-y
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20
Temperance Lectures.

Rev. Mr.. Prottsman delivered two ten.
pcrance lectures in our place this week, the
last one last night, which we had the plea.
sure of hearing. He is forcible lecturer
and alternately had the large audience con.
vulsed with laughter, and in breathless sus.
pcnsc, as he passed from an opportune and
well told anecdote, to some eloquent picture
of generosity or daring, or horrid recital Of
of the work of that ''thrice damned, bu,
subtle monster, rum"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20

CHILD SurEScArrD IN WHARF.-THE
Richmond Enquirer reports the death of
Miss Fannie Taylor, an interesting little
girl of twelve or thirteen years of age,
daughter of Alexander Taylor, Esq, by
suflocation:
With some of her companions she was
playing on huge pile of Wheat in one of
the upper stories of the Gallego Mills, and
was drawn down by the suction of the trough
through which the wheat is passed below,
and she was literally buried and sufIocated
to death under the wheat.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20
Cholera.

We learn the cholera prevails to a consid-
cradle extent among the emigrants. Deaths
have occurred several days travel from St
Joseph. Two little boys, from Illinois
passed down on the Alton the other day
whose father, mother and sister had died
thus leaving them alone, and they were ma.
king their way back to where they came
from. We also hear Of a case occasionally
on the river,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20

A PUZZLED IRIsuMAN.-Mr. O'Flagher-
ty undertook TO tell how many were at the
party. "The two Crogans was one, meself
was two, Mike Finn was three, and-and-
who the devil was four? Let me see
Counting his iingers)-the two Crogans
was one, Mike Finn was two, myself was
three, and-bedad there was four of us,
but st. Patrick could't tell the name of the
other. Now it's myself that has it: Mike
Finn was enc, the two Crogans was two,
myself was three, and--and-by my sowl, l
think there was but three of us, after all"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20

Now.-"Now" is the constant syllable
ticking from the clock of time. "Now" is
the watchword of the wise. "Now" is on
the banner of the prudent. Let us keep
this little word always in our minds, and
whenever anything presents itself to us in
the shape of work, whether mental or phys
ical, we should do it with all our might, re-
membering that snow" is the only time for
us. 1t is indeed sorry way to get through
the world, by putting off till tomorrow, say
ing ''tEen' will doit. No! this will never
answer. "Now" is ours, "then'' may
never be.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20

AUGUST ELECTION.

Announcing Candidates, S3,OO--In Advance.
C1g5'We are authorized TO announce JosEPfl
CAREY candidate for Sheritfof Howard county
at the ensuing August election.
Ca We are authorized to announce BOYD NJ
McCRARY a candidate for Sheriff, at the ensuing
August election
lcB'We are authorized TO announce BYRr
DETHERAGE a candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing
August election.
fry57 We are authorised to announce FRANRG1N
HUGHEs a candidate for Assessor of Howard coun-
ty at the ensuing August election.
E5g7 We are authorised TO announce ROBERT T.
PREwrTT a candidate for Circuit Attorney, in this
District, at the next November election.
G1gF57 We are authorized TO announce Henry PEY.
ToN candidate for Constable Of Charlton Town.
ship, at the ensuing August election.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20
cor NJ E rel A L.

TIMES OFFICE, GLASGOW, Mo.
May 90, 1852.
We quote
SUGAR.-N. o. prime Z 100 lbs, 5l@7c.
CoFrEE.-By the Sack, 12@12.c. 4 10.
MoLAssEs.-Pantation Dbl. 35c.; n. o. sugar
house, 45c.; St. Louis Syrup, SOC. 4 gallon.
CoTToN YARN.-Wholcsale, Soc z bunch.
IRoN.-Slgo bar, &C.; Tyrone, do. &c. = ID.
WHIsKEY.-22c. z gallon, by the barrel.
NArLs.-NIo. Iron, 4f@5c.
FLouR.-S4 OO@5 90 q Dbl.
ToBAcco.-S1 5O@2 90 4 100 lbs.
HrMr.-s55@SGO q ton.
BAcoN.--7@74c. hog round.
LARD.--7@Sc. 4 II.
WHEAT.-GO@65 cents 2 bushel, as per quality.
FLAX SEED.--S1 90 per bushe.
Day HrDEs.-6 cents per n.
SALr.-G. A. Salt 81 IS Z sack; /. b. 50 90.
FRuIr-Dried apples 81 80 2 bushel.
RcE-5!@6Ic.
r1S57 For family use, Poultry, Vegetables, Butter
Eggs, &c. are in constant demand, at high rates.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20

THE Cow TREE.-In the forests of Brazil
there is a remarkable tree, named ''the COW
tree" because it exudes juice when tap
ped, which answers the purpose of milk to
the inhabitants. During several months of
the year, when no rain falls, and its branch
es are dried us, if the trunk be tapped, this
sweet and nutritious milk exudes. The
flow is most abundant at sunrise, like that
of our sugar naples. The natives receive
the milk in large vessels it soon grows yell
low like cream, and thickens on the surface.
Some drink it plentifully under the tree
1t is used in coffee in place of cows milk
The tree is very large, and is used in ship
building.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20
Sale of Real Estate
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY or Howard. J
An the Comfy Court, May Term,
EGED.

John W. Henry, Public Administrator, having in
charge the estate of Polly Tolson, deceased
Petition to sell land for the payment Of debts.
NOW comes said Administrator and files his pc
~ tion setting forth that the personal estate of
the said deceased is not sufficient to pay the debts
against the estate Che also files the exhibits required
by law,) and praying a sale of the real estate for
that purpose: WhereupOn, il is ordered that all
persons Interested be notified that application has
been made for the sale Of the real estate to-wit;-
Part of the east half of the south east quarter of
Section 10, Township 81, Range II, containing
about 80 acres; and that unless the contrary be
shown on or before the next August term of this
Court, an order will be made for the sale of the
real estate aforesaid, or so much thereof as will
pay the debts aforesaid.
1t is further ordered that copy of this order
he published in some newspaper published in the
Stale of Missouri six weeks successfully before
the next term of this Court; and this cause is con-
tinued. A true copy--lest
Mayl3-6w A. !, HEENDON, Clerk