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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
Fresh Garden Seeds.

Fresh Garden Seeds.
GROWTH, 1851.
TINHE Subscriber, agent for E. Rsiey Of the nos
L extensive seedsmcn in the United States, has this
day received his Spring supplyover 5000 papers, ant
frs then at Wholesale and retail at the sign Of the
God SAM ritn, Main st, Dubuque Iowa.
march 9--dwy. T.MASON
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
II. w APz4nIS f. { O.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

UNDER THE NAPLES HOUSE.
WE WOULD beg leave to say that am prepared
furnish any quantity and quality OF goods, of every des
cripIion, at Wholesale or Retail.
have on hand $50 900 worth Of
Dry Goods and Clothing.
Boots Shoes hats and caps; so hds sugar. so barrels
asses $50 bags Coffee 500 bags SALT and all kinds of
GROCERIES,
100 boxes of fresh teas direct from the east fine tapestry
Ingram, thrcc-py and Brussels carpeng, window
ains, spoons and every thing needed by housekeep
ers from cellar to garnet.
Having spent all the in the east, selecting my
goods wherever could find them cheap, am able give
better bargains than ever have complete assortment
of every-thing, both English, French and American
uoods CALI ANDSFE ME
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

coFFiN> - , corFINs.
v. HERANCORT a. CO.
YTAVING purchased and splendid hearse
would inform their friends, and the citizens gene
rally that they prepared TO fill all orders for funerals
Cofns of all sizes and Styles will be kept always
hand
FURNITURE.
They wi'lalso keep on hand large and splendid as
sortment of furniture, such as
SOFAS 7aBLES. ss5F5s - AoohlNd CHS
BEDSTEADS, ~ and CHAIRS.
Also, large lot of common chairs
TURNING
of all kinds executed with and dspatch and or
reasonable terms.
September 80. 1S51.-dwIy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
REMOVAL,

TOHN D. JENNINGS, Attorney at Law and agent 70
u the United States Life Insurance Annuity and lrils
Company, s. f. Corner of Third Chestnut street, Phil
Office in the Express Building, Main Street, Dubua
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
WM. L.AWTuER " co.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FOR
ElGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
1T the old stand, Main street, Dubuque.
T AN prepared 10 furnish country merchants ana
the public generally with goods on as reasonable
terms any house In this city.
We arc constantly receiving direct from the mahutac
every article Of merchandise usually kept or need
ed i'm this country which will be sold at very SINAI
advance cost, or exchanged tor country produce.
The highest market price will at all times be paid for
lie prod pcts of the country in cash
Dubuque, May 7, 1881 II
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
NEW SKY-LIGHT
DAGUERREAN SALOON.

1rAVING leased for aterm of years the beautiful
I'll of Rooms in Langworthy's Block ,havg enlarged and
fitted them up elegant style and am now ready to
cute lkenesses in very superior manner lie mas the ad
vantage of ru sKYLGHr, yet so SOIL ana mellow,
that he is enabled take licensees in few
perfect to the sitter; retaining perfectly natural,
feke beauty of expression desirable in the picture
Mr. Bhaving made this beautiful arr his study,
and having avaed himself of all the recent valuable n-
provement feels happy in the assurance that those VINO
call at his for pictures will nevergo away dssa'is
ec TIT or the contrary, will induce their friends 10 eau
also and ger themselves beautifully painted by the
br ght, pure sunlight Of Heaven.
Ills facilities for taking Children and for grouping IN
large numbers are unparalleled This reception room
fronts Main Streets large aud commodous, ana no
pains will be spared render this Saloon place Of inter
et and comfort all who may visit Excelsior is iis
orTo and he intends that taken these rooms
shall not be surpassed by any artist East or West, and
will in no case suffer pictures 10 leave his establishment
but such as shall do honor to the art credit to himself and
render entire satisfaction Pictures taken in all kinds OF
| weather in plain fancy lockets, pins, rings, &c.
Mr.. r. always be found at home, ready and ySry
willing TO watupon all who wish pictures taken: Nlsi-
tors will at all times be welcome to call and examine spe-
| c,nens Entrance Main street, doors DeioW the
American House, Sd story. Instructions gwen ana apa
| ratus furnished. dec t--o"iy =
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

Building Brick
os nnnBESTB BUILDING BRICK
ready aud for sale, BY
& w BURTON s. Go
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

MANILA ROPES, an. Bed Cords at
WEATuERBY's
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
GOODS! GODDS!!

AM now receipt of my entire FALL. AND Wiz
1TER STOCK OF GOODS. Please cali at No. 3, Clio =
Building, and inspect my stock
+ V. GOODRICH
September. 80 -dwlv
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

"PREsERvE ALIKENEss You THIy $
LOVELY AN ENp.o
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

RAILWAY & CO, Practical Chemists,
l62 Fulton street, n. Y.
TIMOTHY MASON, Dubuque,
Only Agent for Railway & Co. in Dubuque.
July 1851 No. Ally.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
Sligo mad Tyrone ErCg,.

cO TONS assorted Bar iron I35 bun dies assortc
w Small Iron; 100 bundles Hoop Iron; 80 bundle
Sheet Iron so bundles Nail Rod Iron 100 bars Stat
iron received by late arrivals and for sale very low
by FARLEY & CHRISTIAN
Aup IL I25I-1y.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

k0MEXICAN LAND WARRANTS guaranteed in
OOd respects, for sale for Cash, time liberia
terms,by tAug. 25-swfdi COOK SARGENT eco
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
Fresh Garden Seeds.

NY quantity Of garden seed of last years growth,
II can be had at my store on Main street, either at
whole. ale or retail agent for Of the most
extensive seedmen in the United States. u w EST.
March 12,-dw6m.
q nO bbs good Mess Pork on hand and for sale at
~UU my Ware House the landing. Also, few
bbs Clear and Prime Pork and Lard.
mayIo G. r. WEST.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

CTATE WARRANTS Bought by
y COOK SARGENT & Co
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19
Milton Gregg and the Irish.

The editor of the Madisonan says:-"We learn that
Milton Gregg, in his speech, at the Court House, on
Saturday evening, sneerngy alluded to the fact OF our
being Irishman by birth, and threatened that we
would be compelled to fly back Green Isle
of the Ocean. There is something omnous in this
threat of Mr.. Gregg. Taking into consideration the
suggestions of Gen. Scott, in his celebrated Native
American letter, is it not fair to presume that if Gen.
Scott is elected effort will be made TO DRIVE THE
FOREIGNERS OUT OF THIS COUNTRY BACK
UPON THE GATHERING BAYONETS OF A
MERCENARY SOLDIERY! Is this not the meaning
Of Mr.. Gregg, and is lit alarming to the
foreigners of this countryl Milton, in his zeal and in
discretion, doubtless, let the of the bag and
revealed the secrets of his party.
ave to be compelled TO fly back to Ern's shores,
are wei No, thank you Mr.. Gregg, it would please
your British friends well. Backed by the great
Democratic party you and your candidate to boot,
not force from this land Of berty-hs home othe op
pressed.
"Look at it! Foreigners This big gun of Scott Wing
gerry 10 Indiana sneerngy alluded to us, because
born Irish SOIL and yet he has the unblushing
audacty ask the votes Of foreigners for his Native
American candidate.
"Look at il! Ye men of Galway, Of Athlone, of Tip
perary of Munster Of Connaught, OF Ulster of Cork
This belted knight of Whggery threatens the forcible
eectment of foreigner from American soil and asks your
votes help him cut a club break your swn heads
What unparalleled audacity! What unblushing impu-
dence! What unmitigated hypocrisy! Let every for
eigner, who hes dreamed Of voting for Winfield
Scott beware how he casts his vote with party of
whom Milton Gregg is a shining light "
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19
For the Daily Indiana State sentinel.l

Ma EDrToR-The Journal of this morning publishes
article the signature of "CycloPs, copied from
the Boston Pilot showing Gen Scotts great berality,
in defending Irishmen from British tyranny. Now, l
do not intend to take particle from Gen Scots merit
but would ask the Journal, had it been American born
citizens he (Scot nterlered for would he get any Of
this unnecessary praisel No sir, not bit OF it. All
would acknowledge he did his duty, their officer and
more and why should Irshmen be appealed to be-
Scott did his duty towards them any than if
they American born-for American citizens they
in all other respectsl Consequently he did his
duty and no more Had he done otherwise than 10 de-
end those who fought with him, when he had the
to do So he would get the execraon of all good
men. So much for his defence Of Irish American citi-
zens.
If it would be taxing the editor of the Journal too
much the 1rshmen Of this place would like if ne would
reconcile Gen. Scott defence of Irshmen from English
men, and his Scos) letters Of 1871 and 1874 TO dsran
chse the same Irshmen it lay in his power, or at least
Of any Ishman who happened not to be so
fortunate to be here previous to said DISTINGUISHING
taking place Ohyes, but he has had military
perlence in Mexico since 184l and 1874, and conse-
quenty has taken all these letters back So Gen. Scott
had no experience previous the Mexican war and OF
course never saw Irshmen ght before that time. Och
and why did you diet"
could write much this subject, but think it
not 10 overburthen the editor Of the Journal
THIS TINE. Yours, respectfully,
Indianapolis, Aug. 18th 1852.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19
[FOr the Daily Indiana state Sentinel

LEXINGTON, August 9th, 1852
Mr.. EDITOR We have Just returned from the Con-
gressonal District Convention held Corydon. There
in attendance least five hundred regularly ap.
pointed deegates-a larger Convention than ever
held in the old District. At ten O'clock A. NJ, the
4th inst the Convention temporarily organized by
calling Col. Menaugh, Of Washington county to the
chair The necessary committees for permanent
ganzation having been appointed, reported Maj Cra
Of Washington President, and Dr. Campbell
Hay, OF Clark, Secretary. The rules then being de-
cided upon the balotng commenced On the fourth
ballo the Hon. VIM. H. English Of Scott county re-
ceved majority Of all the votes cast, and was, by act
of the Convention declared the unanimous choice Of the
Democracy of the second Congressional District, as
their standard bearer in the approaching contest
Great unanmity OF feeling prevailed during the sit
tngs Of the Convention Not harsh word spoken,
and probably unpleasant thought entertained by
single delegate in attendance. After the nomination
was made, Mr.. English loudly called upon by the
Convention, and in answer the CALL made short
speech in his usual happy and popular STYLE which was
repeatedly interrupted by the shouts and cheers Of the
deli GIFTED auditory. He sustained himself soeH and all
returned to their homes satisfied that they have in Mr..
E. able, efficient, and energetic defender Of Demo.
cratic aith and predict that If the life and health OF
nominee is spared, glorious banner will be borne
aloft in triumph, and in October next, he will receive
from rwhelmng majority, OF the freemen oil this
district the welcome Plaudt, we done thou good and
faithful servant" The Democrats Of the second Con-
gressona district right In little county
rescuing from the slough of Whggery, and plant
ing their feet the firm and tried rock OF Jefferson and
jackson Democracy Two of the delegates TO Corydon,
from this county, were, until within three months lead
ing and influential Wings, but nOw they are strong
Pierce, King, Wright, Willard, and English men.
Fight on, friend Brown-the contest is of prnc-
pie. Whiggery is struggling in its last agony Novem
Der will seal its DOOM Fight then, the is
AMERICUs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19
Railroads West.

At conference, composed of committees from the
Boards of Directors of the Dayton and Western and
Indiana Central Railroads recently held in this city,
agreement entered into to consolidate the two
roads, the arrangement to be consummated when the
roads completed
The iron for the Dayton and Western road has all
been shipped to this city, and the work the line west
from the Junction is going forward rapidly 1t is conf
IDENTIFY expected that the road will be finished and in
running order the State line before the setting in oil
winter
The Indiana road is also progressing rapidly, and il
is expected that the distance between the State line and
Centreve will be ready for the by the time the
Dayton and Western road is completed to the State
line. An arrangement has been made by which the lat
road is furnish the machinery and the trains
the Indiana road fast the track put in
ming order. The entire line indianapolis it is now
confidently believed, will he completed by the first of
April next.
We regard this as most important arrangement,
only for the companies interested but for the publ
at large By it direct and speedy communication will
be formed between this point and Indianapolis and ulti
mately to St. Louis, by way of Terre Hante The
will be the most direct of any others between the
Atlantic cities and the Mississippi and when completed
cannot fail to draw to it immense amount Of travel
and ransportation.-Dayton Empire.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19
For the Indiana State SENTINEL a4- Il
Northern Indiana Teachers, Institute.-FallI
SeSsiOns-lS52.


Ma. EDITOR ALLOW ms to publish through your pa
per that Sessions Of the above Society (each continue
two weeks) will be held the ensuing Fall, follows
Session at Lafayette, to commence the Sd Monday
(20th) of September.
Annual Meeting at Logansport, to commence the Isl
Monday (4th) of October.
Session at Fort Wayne, to commence the Sd Monday
| (1Sth) of October.
Session at Warsaw Eosciusko Co., to commence the
Sd Monday (20th) of September.
Session at Goshen, Ekhart Co., to the Isl
Monday (4th) of October.
Session at Laporte, to commence the Sd Monday
| (l8th) Of October.
Session at Crown Point, Lake Co. to commence the
LIST Monday (1st) of November
Session at Valparaiso Porter Co.. to commence the
Sd Monday (15th) of November.
Session at Rochester, Fulton Co.. to commence the
Sd Monday (lsth) Of October.
Session at Ontario, Lagrange Co., to commence the
Sd Monday (1sth) of October.
Session at Huntington, to commence the Sd Monday
(1sth) of October.
The Vice Presidents at the above points will call
meetings, have committees appointed, and that all
necessary arrangements made and in due time pub
sh and distribute circular: giving the terms price oil
board and other particulars Of Importance.
The Board of Arrangements, II requested, will
try furnish Principal for each Session, but Local
Committees must secure assistant instructors.
Several distinguished Educators from the east and
west have given that they will lecture be-
fore Sessions of the Institute this Fall
Teachers and the Friends Of Education are earnestly
invited to avail themselves Of this opportunity pro-
mote their own improvement and sustain this noble
cause. We labor not for the Teacher alone, for any
party sect, but for the improvement Of ALL Teacher
Parent and Scholar and for the chief interest and glory
Of the country. NJ NJ. POST, PreS't.
ID. WITTER, Ssc'y.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19

This shows the imports for the last months Eek
elusive Of specie) be S3 2O5 295 less than for the
corresponding period 1851 and So 922 500 less than for
the period of 1880 The exports domestic pro-
duce and merchandise from New York to foreign ports
since January lst as already shown have slightly in.
creased from last year. while the imports have this d.
mnished over thirteen millions Of dollars. OF this de-
cline 81 245 923 consists Of dry goods and the remain.
der of general merchandise. The Withdrawals from
warehouse have been less for the month"; but since Janu
airy lst much greater than for the corresponding period
of previous years when the imports and of courses the
entries for bonding a lar ger scale. 1t
be expected that this relative difference between the
of the foreign imports and exports will long
continue and that the receipts for the last
four months Of the current year: will equal exceed
the total for the period OF 1851 The Of the
foreign trade, shown in these tables must satisfy
every unpreudiced mind that the clamors and predc
tons of the Proectonists without shadow Of loun
daton.- of Commerce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19
PEORIA EYE NFIRMARy AND oRrHoPED1C IN.

r3NhS esabl shment completed and will permanent
n place for the reception all patients wishing undergo treat
ment for diseased EYES well those desrous being
ted for the removal of all varieties of DEFORMITIES
long standing Dslocatons Clubfoo mmOby
&c, &c.
The building is in beautiful and healthy location western
border Of the City Peoria, where
with comfortable boarding and washing corresponds
each Every and apparatus calculated carr,
out the designs Of such Institution, provided and in the Orho
pedc Department several entirely original used
which Cuboot of young children frequently obvaies
siy Of operating by the knife.
The design Of the Eye Department particularly for In.
of those patients who under less rigid than
be pursued such institution would be for the part
Bile.
For further information, address
4. s. COOPER, MD,
Peoria, Illinois
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19

IN creased stock purchased in the East this Spring
IA n santly receiving additions
" manufacturers have hand larger and cheaper
stock than can be found elsewhere this vicinity have added
many articles, well increased those heretofore
Among the articles which have full hand
BUILDING MATERIALS AND HOUSE TRIMMINGS
Locks Iatches Butts Screws, Nails and Brad Window SASH
Glass, &c;
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY-The bes, assortment ever
offered N this market
CARPENTERS AND COOPERS' TOOLS-A full SUNNY Of
n. KelOggs and other make, just received,
CABINET MAKERS GOODS-Mahogany Veneers and Knobs
Till Chest and Cupboard Locks Table and Bed &C.
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS-Guta Pereha and Oil Cloth, En-
aeled and Patent Leather and also, Hubs
FOR MILLERS-AnchOr Boiling Cloths India Rubber Bells
Saws Files, Packing Yarn, Block Zinc, &c;
FOR FARAIERS-Al Farming Utensils Plovs Cas-
Steel and Steel Back Scyihe Cradles Forks Rakes Shovels
Spades, and Hoes
FOR hand very large stock Of
Shoenberger Iron all kinds ofSee Youghgany Backsmus
Tools &c. All warranted.
great variety of the most improved patterns Of Paor
Stoves warranted for year Tin Plate Copper Pumps
Lead Pipe All cheap wholesale the
Big Paddock and Cook HENRY s KELLOGG
Mav
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19

There has been a gradual advance in the prices of
pork and beef in the New York market for some weeks
past and the figures, as now quoted in the daily COM
mercia reports are higher than they have been for
twenty years past. The stock hand just now, is
said be very light, but the advance is not attributed
to this fact much inadequate supply from the
West Since last spring, mess beef has gone up from
say S1 to sls 3d. and mess pork from sl4 to $40 The
export Europe is much greater than is ordinarily
the case-Cin. ENQUIRER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19

MARINERS, ATTENTION!-JOHN WILKINS & Co, keep
~ constantly hand and will sell
had elsewhere RO5RSOnS celebrated
SEPARATOR built at Richmond Ind warranted thrash good
wheat from 3e 500 bushels per day. and ready
and ii grain Also-Beard SeHirs premium
all Sizes with general of Agricultural implements
the latest improvements together with the and best
ment of COOKING PARLoR and Box offered in
West which we will sell at reduced prices
Rooms North side Washington block.
of Pennsylvania aug3-d6 ~w4t.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19

A VETERAN.-At the grand democratic mass meeting
at Washington's Headquarters, Newburg, on Monday,
Jeremiah III. Winney, hero Of Lundy's Lane, was in
troduced the speakers stand, and greeted with
Niagara of applause. He wears wooden leg having
lost of his flesh and blood in the battle Il
the held the place Of Keeper Of light house
the North river from which he removed as
Gen. Taylor was elected, his offence being that he
always voted the Democratic ticket.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19

The Democratic Congressional Convention of this
District met at Napoleon Tuesday last, (1Oth,) and
nominated Col. JAMES H. LANE, Of Dearborn county,
their candidate for Congress To this nomination every
true Democrat Of that District will say, Amen Col
Lane is Democrat edged in the wool, gentleman Of
talents, and deservedly popular among the masses
Before his immense popularity Whggery will go down,
as the troops Of Mexico fell before the wellamed fire
and dauntless bravery OF the he led to victory
Buena Vistas battle field l-Madisonfan Of Thursday.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19
Fire and WATERPROOF Composition Roofing Material

FENHE undersigned respectfully beg attention OF
II the community this invaluable Roofs In the
eastern cities has almost entirely superseded all other kinds Of
Roofs and this city, although recently Introduced has in
perfected which the subscribers enabled to execute
all orders for the Roofing Material either in town or country al the
shortest notice, and on the Isl favorable
They economical
saving OF side and which goes their
cost and are protection against fire. presenting ncombHsbe
surface burning bodies falling upon them. Being nearly level
they be used purposes
yards The daily Of Roofs which refer sufficiently
ate their durability for those purposes Orders respectfully So
lcied. LOUDEN * DUFFY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19

O-The Catholics satisfied that Franklin Pierce
exerted himself strenuousy for the abolition Of the
ligious test in New Hampshire That is all they re-
qure. They remember, too, who got up an cutlery
against Van Buren, for merely writing civil letter to
the sovereign pont and tried TO enlist Protestant pre-
judce against him and the Catholics that account.
The prejudice sought be enlisted by the Wings against
the amented Skunk, for participating in the ceremonies
of laying the of Catholic seminary is also
remembered-Ndt. Argus.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19
The City Flooring Mill in Operation Agai

fENHE undersigned having added the latest improved Paneng
Machine their establishment by which they enabled
do bette paneing rotary machine and
even equal not better than that done by the hand plane II there
who has doubt respecting the capacity OF the
Machine invite them to call the establishment
market square and examine for themselves
We prepared lumber description
fourth OF an inch to twelve inches thick We face and
groove all Kinds OF lumber or tongue and groove rough
The case be- the shortest We also lumber
straight and of winde Door Window Frames;
Doors and Sash In Short all lumber that needs be paned
straight &c
Jun3- w3m SHELI.ENBERGER & CO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19

70 The most conspicuous effort to manufacture capt.
tai for the advancement of Mr.. Pierce has Just been
made by the Baltimore Sum- 1t declares with great
gravity and considerable vehemence that individual
who was wounded at Lundy's Lane, married Pierces
sister !"-Nep Haren Palladium.
This choice bit of Scott Wing fun is aimed at the
deceased General John Mcneil who carried British lead
in his body to his grave, and didn't ask for pension till
he retired from the service.-Boston Post.