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aEw PUBLICATIONS.

eery,uE RECRUIT IN TUE FIELD FOR PIERCE
are King This popnlar ann paiyn pspcr conduct
cd by tho subscriber 1873 cbtsi most extensive cir
aticn the Union In that Presidential
v berevived for tho Of 1882 The FIRST number
will ifsucd the 4th Of August and the paper will be
published weekly thereafter land oener should occssion
rnauirc) the close Of campaign The recruits Who
enlisted Euch alacry for Cass aud Butter are requet
ed 70 report themselves Immediately AZ hesdqusre pre-
pared service for Pierce ard KIM Tho price t
Rocruit for the campaign ~ be 2 cents for single
subscriber copies for 81 II copies for 81 30 copies Tor So
Address orders lpcst- t-rhid with the money! to-
GEO. J. GALLAGHER, 50 Breadway'
To LAwYERs.-JUST PUBLISHED, PRACTICE
END Pleading under the Cnde. original aud amended
with sprtndix and form; by ueErv Whitaterocntslnng
sctonl directions for the cosdu,t cf actw unde- tbs
code " oil t tsgcs with an sunyss Of all reported Sn
fons thereon M to tho time FOr sale ~ JOuN
J. DlOSSf. Law Bookseller. No Nassau street.
RUsINFsS DIRECTORY ron 1929 = WILSON'S
~ Busnses nirsotcry for ysss5s IL pvb.hed price
~ coats. JOHN I. TD0 w, Pubishsr doAna streat,
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ST. Jouy, y. H.. July %. 1859.
Heavy and destructive gales prevailed in the Gu
OF st. Lawrence.
The bark Trusty from Scarborough Epg, ashore,
of Gaspoe and eighteen lives lest.
IL is reported that the armed Schooner Alliance win
all on board, bad perished near St Paus Island.
Ibe'Sh rth
and twenty two pilots were drowned.
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Henry Clay's Obsequlcs I'm Rochester.

ROCHESTER,, July 23, 1859.
The cbseques OF Henry Clay, under the direction Of
the young Of this city celebrated to day The
procession was very long and embraced the military and
large number Of civic societies. The streets were
crowded with people stores generally closed and many
buildings weie handsomely dIaped. 1t the largest
procession and the most general turnout witnessed
here
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Tie Hon JobDP KENNEDY lately " pointed Secretary
Of the Navy pssssd through this ct Yesterday 81 ,,s.
from ssratoes for Wellington.
weyvsify House-Mr snd NJ a., - p...,.
Albany, sol eight others '''
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PtuLADslfIIIA, July 23, 1852
letter frora Cape May reports that Edwin q. She
aker merchant OF this city was drowned last evening
while bathisg lie left New YORK, on the hennebec, ON
Wednesday.
This morning, waiter named Hsiss, Of the Columbia
House WIS alrC drowned while bathing
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III. II. M. Ship Cum nDerland |.

81 JoHr. N b, July %. 1852.
The Halifax papers Of the Goth report that the ship
of-war Cumberland Vice Admiral Seymour, sailed for
Newfoundland on the 10th inst.
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shin Prentice Awnin ON Fire.

UHAWLEsTo, July y I5B4,
At o'clock this evening the ship Prentice nearly
iosded with cotton, took fire both foro snd M THIS
the third time she has been on 6xs.
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Tho L,ouor Lny IN Rhode Island.

PRoyiprNoE July % 1897
The first liquor sezed under the new Jaw, this
morning The officers appointed to make the seizures,
took two hundred gallons Of excellent brandy and des-
cd IL
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House OF Representatives.

WARRINGTON, July % T33.,
PUBLIC MICHIGAN.
Tie House proceeded 10 the consideration Of the bill
granting the right Of way and 100000 acres Of public
and 20 Mch an TO aid in tho construction Of rsxrocd
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sloop Of War Albany ordered to the Fishing


BosTos, July %, 1852.
The soop of war Albany at this port is said to be
under orders to proceed to the Nova Scotia fishing
grounds to protect fishermen. Ths Is simply
rumor, but it is believed to be true
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DOUBLE SHEET
SALES BY Aucrror


"A by W. L. Van Zandt-Ths day, at I0ls o'clock in
she auction Is Spruce street Valuable Fur
at p oeoot will TUES ss sold HTs AZ fao'I NO.
ntua &c. Of the All Manps ms and other Fur
Counter Tables Shuttle Board Glassware Potures, so
Must be delivered same day.
A UCTIoN NoTICE-H. N. BUsH,a AUCTIoNEER
No. 10 North William street auresus sof.s Bsdsteaas
Segars, &c. ''''e' -a''' Ai'''''''
ER0CKERY AND GLASSWARE AT AUCTION. BY
~ Wm W shirey-Tuesday, July z, at 10 o'clock. At
and pint Tumt choice lott 80 c,aes crockery ali
nds IN lots from the shelves to suit dealers and grocers
II COTTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PIANOS.
:. &cLF Cotton will eel this day. Saturday. July q
and
and SECOND hand Furniture consisting Of sofas aud Tete
gedtsads Divans, marble top Ceutre Card Dining and
Tea Tsbles bedroom ed ard basement rurnuce, FrepOh
@ Furniture Curl M'ge Chairs &c. also 80 Dos
HENRY T. LEEDS, AUcTloNEeR.-LARGE AND
peremptory sale Of rosewood and mahogany Furnnt-
nn1e g g this at 10Y Sc9ss At I'll the
nS Be@a Of aud IVA
Sofas 6Sairs bssSs ossmsns
Rockers Sc. rosewood Paror Suites, aud rich Brooate
marble TOPS washstands, Buresus. Extension Table,,
C9nohes orkstsnds &c Also the usual necesssres for
ToHN FIsHBLATT, AUcrIoNEER- Es,
ihi. Tishsats viii sell this day At il ooSot
Brady s.R S'aer eass
:s 9ahsEz ss assRs a 80
demjobns Pale Brandy 80 demohns Jamsiea Rum 300 900
Vino a g 10 hS
London Brown Stout and India Ale lot sundres Also
md over.
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fIR0CKERY AND GLASSWARE AT AUCTION. BY
No. 80 John street. pint.
and pint Tumbiers choice lott 80 cvates crockery all
inds in lots from the shelves to suit dealers and
chance for bargains.
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DRAFTS ON IRELAND. Sc.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
- draw Sight Drafts various Banks and Bankcrv in
England: ireland and Scotland, in sums to suit WILL
LlAMS GUION, No. 40 Futt street. Passage osn be
secured by the old Black Star Line OF Liverpool
sailing lst, 9th lth lth, 2lt and 2th of every month
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A CCoMMoDATIoN BOAT FOR rLUsHiNG.-PERMA-
"A mont summer arrangemont for Flushing Flammers-
burg st. konans Well and New York.-The and beau-
tifn steamer GEORGE LAW, Capt. Fraacis Lockwood,
WILL and after July 6. foows-Wil leave i'eck
sip New York at 6S and 10 o'clock. NJ and ~ o'clock.
and and ocook, r. Mtouohins at tho foot of ri yhtb
street zach way. Freight taken Fare
Gel Ia ach
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A UCTIoN NoTICE-H. N. BUsH,. .AUCTIoNEER
VII sell this day at l0@ o'clock in the sales rooms,
no. ~ orth William street. Bureaus Sofas, edsteads,
Mattresses Table and Bed linen. sc Also. one Goii
Segars, &c. - ~ ' '
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GUNDAY AFTERNOON BoAT FOR PoUGHKEEPsIE
- and Newhutg: landing at Yonkcrs, Rookland Lake,
nsldwe,s, ycrplank's Point West Point, Cold Spring,
Gorpwals New Homhurs. and Milton Fare 80 aents to
At Hau mond street.-The
MbIEPFA Capt Ezra l. Hunter will leave the Pier foot
Of Jfy street thrd pier above Chambers every Sunday
afternoon ~ o'clock for the shove pisses This boat
leaves Poughkeepsie FIR New York every SUNDAY morning
at7 oolocs making the above landings For particulars
Il uuire board, or of WIN. RADFORD 200 weet street
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EXCURS1ON TO NIAGARA FALLS-CELEBRATI0N
- Of the Anniversary of the Battle Of Lanoys Lane,
July and 2s-Excursion tickets the New York and
Erie kailrt ad the Buffalo and State Line Railroad
entn the holders to go and return the
I'D inst the LIST of be obtained at the
ticket Office In West street. foot If street. aud No.
Cortlandt street. for IS tho excursion Cars
run at all hours OF the day between Buffalo
Falls 2o mes) at lov fares Trains the Eric Railroad
On Sunday the express train leaves at
by this train viii reach Buffalo and Niagara Falls the
Afternoon
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From WnehynoeOu

MIR. LETcHERs RECALL-THE MISSION TO MEXICO
MR. HARGOUS AND THE GARAY GRANT-THG
NOMINATION or JOHN p. KENNEDY CONFIRMED
THE FLORIDA WING STATE CONVENTION AND HON.
j. G. CABELL.
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- ing At Yenkers Hastings. Dobbs Ferry Tsrryto ~u,
sng sps kock,snd Lake Hsyerstraw, Nerp,snks geld-
ond street each wsyFarc 80 cents to Newburg rs
cent? for the excursion The steamer THOMAS H. muLSE,
Captain Van Wart, will leave the foot Of Jay street,
td er above Chambers ct ees) Sunday morning,
ets o'clock for the ahova pisces Returning, will lesvo
burg AZ III o'clock T. NJ This boat Leaves New York
r HaNerstraw at Gf +. N Sundays landing st yonker
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SC.

HOUSE AND FURNITURE TO RENT, OR THE FUR
nitnre will be sold all hsuse in pleasant neigh
bo,hood in tho Eighth ward. Rent, S425 This is
rate chance for small family Address n. S. STOWE
Post Office, for week.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO wHITESTONE, NEW
- Rochelle. and Glen Cove.-The commodous steamer
|CATALINE, capt. Hofmire will
above places every Sunday leaving Peck slip o'clock
"A. Gouverncur street. S Deianev street, SIS Tenth
street IL So Twenty third street o'clock. Return
ing leave Glen Cove. Mt o'clock; New Rochelle, at 81
clock, stopping Whit Dinner rsreshments
furnished on board Fare IS oents each way
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GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO FLUSHING
~ Strattonpoint and Fammersbureh. The aud
beautiful steamer GEORGE Law. Captain Francis Lock.
WOOD will an excursion to the above places Sunday
next, July 25th 1852 leaving follows Peck Slip. r. r.,
at o'clock. a. foot o Eighth at 81 o'clock. A..
foot of Twenty sixth street. tnew per At S A. NJ.
Trip wiz leave ,I reck slip AZ i2's o'clock r H. Eighth
r.. !rew pier) at o'clock r. R-turnins. will leave
Flushing st 8 o'clock PM Fare l2la oonts each way.
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MONEY TO LOAN-(0R BOUGBT FOR READY
lvA eashl on Gold, Silver Ware, Diamonds Watches.
Jewelry, Groceries, Dry Goods and
For SAFE variety Of the above articles Also, Linens.
Silks Segars. Pianos, &c. at Cash Loan Office ro ~;
Nassau street. second d floor.
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LXCURSySNs To KEYPukT. AROUND STATEN
II IsisEs The steamboat WILSON SMALL will leave
Murray rr daily (Sssurdays and excepted
Mt half past O'Clock, landing at Tufts dock,
vile, Woodbridge Bcptltys and Perth Amboy each way
Reforming will leave Keypart vt uoonk T.. ~ Parties
desrous OF quiet pleasant eScursion will nd " in this
route as the scenery through the SCUM Is beaut Also
good hotels ha thing and Gshir Kryport Fare
each way T.. Arrangements will he de TO land par
Sizes at Biddles Grove. by giving one dave notice
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EXCURSloN TRAIN OF CARS TO LAKE LAND
- Wednesday, July 28.-Tnis win be fine opportunit
all who wish 20 visit Lake Land and the ehaed
Ronkonloma and see for these beautiful places
Those who have purchased will have time examine their
lots, sno those who wish TO purchase select lots or
farms TO suit themscl Cars leave Brookys at
md return at r N. Tickets ST. aud will Sc eood to re-
turn for two succeeding days.
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EOR sALE-TwO HORSES. ONE BLACK AND ONE
bay; each kind and gentle in harness well broke. and
sound The bay would AXE splendid military
borse either would be very desirable
ness or doctor. Apply to NASH BEADLEST0N CO.,
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CpTTY HOUSE, YONKERs THIS COMNODroUs
VI establishment is open Tar the alton OF
and ent Boarders Attached nuse
splendid assembly room. which will be let for balls,
concerts. lectures and other exhibitions Stabling
horses, and carriages TO let. SC. -
II DURBLL, Proprietor.
N. B-Weddng dinner and eupper partios provided for
nt short notice.
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DRAFTS ON IRELAND. Sc.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
Epsssd IFs.ns 6a and sS9sland n sums 70 sui. VIII
sailing ist 9TH iih. h. sst and 18th every msnth.
TIC RAILROAD CoNTRACToRs.-cHrCAGO AND
led 1 will be 599eysa @
sss.s division II % f s s ss
sxehds from Springfield BoSminston illinois, | The "ia dis
sS sS pcrsn Of s sts The n
miles each and the '~S WORK
%seTias E Y made plans sas may Ss
% ans blank an at tho ecss
gaten will be frrnishei BY tho Ensneer Department
h s s @ is%
es nn up S - tho assG
90 srsdd sSso proass @ plane & and give g such
CHEZ and asssps dss
New York, July 10, lS52
MONEY TO LoAN--toR BouGBT FOR READY
Jewelry Groceries Dry Goods nerchsndiss generally
ss No s
Nassau street. second floor.
NEW YORK AND HARLEMRAiLsoaD I'D COMPANY
Of % r day dsSs eel % the S SENT
this company out Of the net earninss of
ana sy
dny s % sse ss 5 s' w b
Sfsn On MedhSsasy Ines, ASgst 3D. at 10 o'iock Dated
Nv .y-N' wy SAMUEL NJ BLArcHFoRD. Treasurer.
r1 DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND. SCOTLAND
S We are, by special authority, authorized issnt
hia on the Union Bank of London, Belfaet Banking
ireland and the National Bank of Scotland payable 81
sight and in sums from G1 upwards,
TAYLOR BROTHERS. rs Wall street. corner Pearl.
NO you WANT MoNEY-FRoM $50 TO $50 om-
~ Give to the undersigned house. jewsry, da nonds,
watanes gold or silver other goods
saace in nsgnation and will receive the highest
amount at dti,ns For any kind
OF advances which be desired good securities write
or apply to the American Consignment Oee 122 William
street, up stairs
MoNEY,-MoNEY MAY BE OBTAINED Tor BOUGHT
a1ry ,ds
Dry Goods Liquors, Segars. Horses Carriages any
other property Mt the Pacific General Agency No,
III Grand street Of Broadway The con-
fdehce and honor may be relied upon. Pianofortee,
Watches, &c., &C., for sale cheap.
0I7 1kn TO LOAN A PART AT SIX PER
VIZ sOO cent interest. For sale corner plot of
ground 60xl0O ee situated the westerly side
way above Canal street of the purchase
may remain at six cent interest r. LAWRENCE, Is
Nassau street, and No Second ST.. Williamsburg.
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TRAyELLERs, GUIDE,

Express lipes through In four hours New Jersey Rail
oortlandt street, and 81 M Liberty street Fare SIS
tor first class and 50 90 for second GLASS in and
Return At aud A. M and 81 p H. Baltimore Washing
ton Norfolk and Charleston through tickets sold in the
aooye lines and through baggage carried in the A. NJ
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A LBANY, TROY. AND LEBANON SPRINGS.-THE
"A Of the New York and arem Railroad leave the
CityHs station New York, daily Sun days excepted at
10 o'clock M-Msii train to Chatham Four Corners
Meeting with Western Railroad for Albany and Troy, Lo
banon Springs Pitsfeld Springfield. and othot inter-
mediate stations At o'clock r M-hceom dston train
e. Chatham Four Corners connect with Western Ra
road going cast Passengers for Lebanon Springs win sko
the 10 o'clock A. NJ train to Chatham weseru Railroad to
Canasn and stage to Lebanon, arriving early the
afternoon. Fare through. So. NJ. SL0AT Sup't.
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PLEASANT SUNDAY EXCURSION TO NEW
~ Rochelle and Glen Coveuly %, the newly fitted
steamer KING PHILIP, Capt J. Kennedy leaves Spring
street, N. K, at SM A NJ; Catha-ine street, r.
ss Grand street at9; Tenth street. At Oh aod Twenty
sixth street at ga Returning ellen Cove at p M
and New Rochelle at 81 This route s really hethfl aud
attractive aordng pleasant accommodations for families
good cowder pnd other refrements Of the drs quality
on board Good fishing and bathing grounds Fare 25 cents
each way.
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NOR SALE-A PAIR OF DARK BAY HORSES, VERY
fne l5 hands high just from the country Price $500
nq9re at ONels stable, Of University place and
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11oRT HAMILTON. LONG rsLANp-sUNpAY, JULY

|9UItN Capt chas MeN e wiz leave as foews. viz;-
SprrS street North river 9S A. l2is aud 81 NJ, pier
No. North river, 10 A. Nj | aud NJ The splendid
steamer GENERAL SCoTT Capt II. Whee'er win Il ave
follows ygfoot of Forty.s iond street, 9Is Nnc-
tSenth street 9s; Hammond street. 10 spring street.
1S pier No g. North river III A. foot of Forty-
second street Nineteenth strsst ga hammond street,
2 Spring street North river ga pier No g. North river
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TIE STEAMBOAT FRANCIS sKIDDY WILL LEAVE
the foot ofJay street. for Albany, Monday Wcdnes
Jay and Friday. at o'clock, A. NJ Fare 10 Ahauy ST.
poughteepsie 30 cent Hudson 7j cents Jsadng at West
Point Nswbvrg Poughkccpsie ny Park kingston Cats
Till, and Hudson.
E1AMDFN AND AMBOY RAILROAD FOR PHfIA-
~ dtphia.- Leaves by STEAMBOAT JOHN POTTER Pier
NJ J. oTth river, at A M and r. NJ. through in AZ
hours. Pare first class S3 second cass Thy r. ~ line
oryG 81 Returning leave Philadelphia, foot Of Walnut
street, at 8 a, M. and 2 l.. M
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-04-07
THE GOUD SAMARITAN

DRUG S1OKE.
No. 80 Main street, Dubuque, Ioma.
VlNHE subscriber informs the friends and customers
this long established and well tried house, that he
receiving large and full assortment of all article
in the line of his business. Among these are
Fresh Drugs,
Patent Medicines,
Paints and Oils,
Glass and Putty,
and new chemical preparations.
lie keeps constantly hand and for sale in any quar-
tity:
PAINTS e. COLOES.
Mixed and ready for immediate use.
BRUSHES.
OF every description for painting, whitcwashing, etc.
w ND,,W Gi.ASS,
OF every size from 7x9 10 2ix36 inches.
PITFALLS AND GLaSs-W ARE,
For Druggists, Physicians, and Grocers.
INSTKU NJ tNIS.
For Surgeons, Accoucers, and Dentists.
ACID AND MAKBLt HUST,
For soda water makers and public houses.
ESSENTI OILS AND CGLOKS,
For Confectioners, Bakers, etc.
SUPERIOR GLUE.
For Cabinet makers, and Mncrs
DYt-oIUFFS,
For every purpose aud for every body.
CHLORIDE. LIME AND SODA.
For purifying, cleansing, and keeping away cholera.
MOKrAitS,
OF iron, glass; wedgcwood and marble, of all sizes.
NARNI>IIiS.
Copa coach japan, black and bright, and map of var
Gus qualities and fer all purposes, etc., nd infnitun
Country merchants and dealers supplied the most
az accommodating terms.
Goods packed and forwarded at the shortest notice and
in the safest manner.
Terms Cash-Prices Low.
Dubuque, May Z. 1851. TIMOTHY MASON.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-04-07
The grea, peculiarly and exce!iencs OF
DR.. Chriatie's Calvanic CurativeS,

consists the fact that they arrest and cure disease
BY out,ca,d application in place Of the usual mode Of
drug gng and ply sicking the patient till exhausted
Nature sinks horelessy under the infection
They strengthen the whofe system, rgnaiize the eircu
tation Of The blood promote The secreons aud nsrer Dc
the slightest injury under any cirenmsances Since.
their Introduction in the United States, only three
years since. more than
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-04-07
CITY HOTEL,
CORNER OF FOURTH AND MAIN STREETS,
DUBUQUE. low

DUBUQUE, IOWA.
h97 THIS well knewn hotel, formerly ,ccupied
MH!.1 by A. H. Miller, has been leased for term #
MH1,I years, by the subscribers and thoroughly ne
xll.s waited, and newly furnished is open for the
reception of the travelling community and public gene
rally The propretors having had extensive experi
ece IN this business confidently fattcr themselves that
they can give entire satisfaction all NAV favor them
with call
This hotels situated IN high healthy, central ana
leading totc steamboat landing, and immediately in the
centre OF the business part OF the city The of sta
bling attached to the house, where all times can he had
carriages, Buggles Horses etc., the reasonable
We have also established an extensive Reading Room
where we have on file The Papers, from all parts of the
United States, furnished with the ''latest news from
every quarter of the Globe
Passengers and baggage convey to and from the boats
free of charge &C UEWI1"C
Dec Ivy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-04-07
Tur TOWN OF LANSING. IOWA.

YTyhe above Town is situated in the tounty al Alama
i ker. State Of Iowa. the Mississippi RIVER, about
ten miles from the north line Of Iowa and south line OF
Minnesota The is high above stage of wat r. va
for natural convenience Of the Mississippi extends the
whole engh Abundance Of wood and the best OF water
re in the immediate vicinity superior sawmiil Is III
Grafton one mile above the town, and ne stone quar-
~ i'm the town. will always afford chead building conve
nieuccs Ry an almost level and well travelled road You
NAV reach an extensive plateau Of country unsurpassed
in heaIthfulness BEAUTY and fertility combined in the
Mones the Iowa, the little Iowa, the Red Cedar, and
many other rivers take their raise, The country, soon
after you leave Iansin opens beautifully with proper
ton woodland and prairie that makest easy and CON
venien, for opening of farms, and 1t is fast filling up
with an industrious and enterprisins population The
land is nterst cted with small rapid of water
Astounding with trout. These atreas are fed by spring
thar brs. out numerousy TO water tile country. Ill Is
believed by the propretors of Lansing that its site wiz
vet occupied by large city, portion q" It has been
SURVEYED into Town Lots which offered for sale on
low terms forty Lots have been disposed of on
which buildings are or soon are lie be erected
s,od Hotel number of Sores Mechanics Shops, Dwell
in. Houses &c. already built and occupied The first
Lot were disposed of there last July II is estimated
$40 900. School is kept there the present winter
Religious Meetings. heidi able and exp ri need
Printer has his Press end Type all ra9y to remove there
on the opening of navigation. ANY person wishing such
location do well 10 apply; but We prefer 10 make M
sal till the wishing buy Lots has made personal
examination. Till given will be perfect, the proper
IL s without incumbrance.
JOHN HANEY, Propri-
II. II. HOUGHTON;{ etors.
HrMk. HAxEr islegaly authorized TO use my name
in perfcting title in the sa of any portion OF the above
property. March, 5, dw2m II. II. HOUGHToN.