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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-04-28
Truth Happily CONVEYED.

We have seldom seen well fortified axiom
| better worked out to demonstrations than in
the following little narrative, capi,ally told in the
Long Island Star. The incidents are given in a
most interesting style, and the moral of the
whole story cannot be improved:
A young grocer of good character an correct
habits, commenced business in good and i'm
proved neighborhood. His stock was small, as
were his means, and his stock of customers still
smaller. His sales hardly met his expenses, and
he was evidently going "down hill, and an old
grocer on the opposite corner, predicted he
would soon be at the bottom.
That the young grocer had reason to regret this
opinion of the old grocer will appear. The lat
| ter had daughter who had won the heart OF
the former. He offered himselft to her, and was
rejected. 1t was done, however, with the as
| surance that he was the man of her choice but
that she acted in obedience her fathers com
mands.
Assured of the affections of the woman ofhs
choice. he set himself about removing the only
obstacle in the way of their union-the father S
objection TO his Pecunary prospects.
A year had elapsed, and 10, what change /.
The young grocer was now going up hill with
the power of a steam locomotive and even many
had left the old established stand on the opposite
corner, for the Younger favorite. There was
mystery about it which puzzled the old grocer
sorely, hut which he could not unravel. He at
length became nearly sick with the losses and
aggravation, and vain attempts to unravel the
secret Of his neighbours success
At this junciure, Angelca-for this was the
daughters name-contrived to bring about an
apparently accidental interview between the
parties After the old man had become, through
the Intervention of the daughter, tolerably good
humosed, he inquired. with great earnestness,
Of the young man, how he had contrived to eff
feet so much in single year, TO extend his bust
ness, and draw off the Gust omers from the oldes,
stands.
The young man evaded an answer, but inquir
ed if he had any further objections to his union
with Angelica.
"None," he replied ''provided you reveal the
secret Of your success"
This the young man promised, when his hap
piness was made complete. The I'D man COM
mended his prudence on this point. The affair
was settled, and the marriage soon took place
The friends Of the voting COUPLE were all
assembled, and among them many Of the Gus
toners Of the two stores. Angelica and Thorn
as looked as happy as they well could be and
the old gentleman was, possible, happier than
they. The bridal cake was about to be cut,
when the old man called out for 1.-THE Sc
cRET."
"Aye, the secret, the secret" exclaimed fifty
voices
at is very simple NATTER" said Thomas,
81 ADvErisE.'
The old gentleman was very, rery old fash
toned, and, while he shook Thomas heartily By
the hand, and kissed Angelica fifty times over,
he mut,ered, '.Why the dickens didn't think
Of that %
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A NEW KIND OF PAINT DISCOVERED BY A
RrsiorNr OF WIscoSsIN.--We have before us
several wooden slabs, painted in various colors
by new composition recently discovered by
DIR. A. H. Platt, Of Shebovgan, Wisconsin, who
has secured patent for its preparation and use.
The specimens before us are smooth, dry, clear
and brilliant. OF these excellenci-s, we are
satisfied by personal inspection. As regards
the discovery Itself and the virtues claimed for
it, Dr.. Plat says:
My discovery consists, summarily, in the use
Of another fluid "a compound,) in the place OF
linseed oil, and of other solids as substitute
for white lead, and the use Of cheap and durable
varn'shes in the place Of those expensive ones
now in use.
| use therefore no lnseed oil in these paints
none of the common yarnishes, and no whit.
lead exceptin producing squire white and 4
few of the more delicate tints closely allied t.
white, and use that much only in the absence
Of necessary appliancesto prepare a white OF my
own. .Mit,caukce Wtseonsin.
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Yesterday forenoon the alarm of Sire was
raised in the neighborhood Of Emerson &
Shields store. But upon examination of the
to the ravages of this devouring element was a
California wagon and cha,tels in it, The goods
in the wagon it seems had taksn fire from the
dropping Of a coal from the owners pipe. A
rifle gum and two large TASKS of powder were
suspended Immediately over the fire and it is
fortunate indeed that il was discovered in TINA
to prevent the explosion of tho TASKS or dis
charge of the gun. Really sin the midst Of life
we are in DEATH
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O0 BARRELS extra whiskey, for sale low TO close
w consignment, by EMEHSON& SHIELDS.
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Dissolution of Partnrrshi
NN1icp.
Boot, Shoe and Leather
EMPOIklVJM.

SPRING STOCK Il SPRING STYL ES
Sign OF THE BIG Boor.
1E1 THE Undersigned is in receipt of new and
w elegant stock of Goods, comprising every variety
stock and STYLES connected with the Root Shoe ant
Leather Business being tnut doubt the largest stocE
the North West. The subscriber takes great pleasure
in inviting his and the public generally, tn in
the country and in town, examination of the saif
stock while he exered himself to procure the he
manufactured articles for the Retail Trade lie has aSt
stock which designed for the Wholea. Your aften
t is called to general assortment Of Leather
Fnishings &c., to be found at the sign of the Big Boot
Juhnsons stand. DECKER.
27-dWX.
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Improved Land.

TTNIIE undersigned offers for sale hi farm, situated
L eight miles west of Dubuque, containing one hun
bred and fifteen sixty of which is in first
OF cultivation There is on the place. good story
Brick dwelling house and Kitchen with Cellars and
thing convenient, together with large Frame Barn
with Stone Stables under il, etc
Any amount of FIRST timber, ard lumber cf
the hest of Springs
For particulars to terms Of SALE &c.. enquire Of
Char Corkery, Emerson & Shields, of w. A. Jones
the Miners Express Office, Dubuque, of me,
Paint Rock. WM. Ii. MORRISON.
April 22,-dwlw.
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The State of Iowa.

70 Patrick Raleigh; Raleigh and n fcrman; Lane and
Guild Peck and Todd; J. r. Martin and Brother tiupt
Merton and Co.. Fay and Stone; Ely Cop and Row en-;
t;oddart and Burchart; Merritt, Bliss Co.; Thomas
Warren; Edward Lambert; Lee and Brewster: Rootbe
and Foster L. 0. Wilson and Co.; Campbell and Bliss;
Slawsin Barrett and Co.; Briggs and Douglass; Nor
ton, Winslow and Co; r. A. Mastersdn; Waterman
and Ryan.
VOU will please take notice that tter is on !e ~,
the office of the Clerk of the District Court Of Du'
bnGue county, Iowa, the petition Of P.tr Wapes, the
assignee of Patrick Raleigh. setting forth statement Of
Of the proceeds of said assignment and praying
for thu direction and order Of said Court. the diso.i-
ton of the also asking the Court settle dispute
between said Raleigh and certain If said defendants his
creditors to whether they have right to share in said
proceeds without cutting said Raleigh release for
their claims the execution Of such release being claimed
by said Raleigh nd refused by said creditors nd that
said petition will be heard the May Term of said
Court in 1852. PETER NAPLES
ADri ISyo-d,dv
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Spring Arrival of SeaSOnable
GOODS.

FROM NEW YORK AND ST. LOUIS.
am receiving my Spring STocx Goops adapted to III
i season. In the way of SILK, Fancy DREss GooDs
have full and well selected assortment, and
fdent that my Goods will please. Paint Berages, Be-
rage de LANES Paint. d Lawns, Muslin de LANES with
buttons and trimmings, Bonnets Of almost ry descrp
tion with Ribbons and Aricas; Gloves and all kinds
of Hosiery, I.aces, Muslns, Edgings and ms rtngs
Ginghams, Prmts, &C., &c. My stock of Staple
Goods, is also complete, and my prices will suit YOU
Of HARDWARE | have
a small stock, and QUEENSWARE a good supply en-
bracing about every article usually called for Also
assor Of Roots, Brogans and Ladies' Caters Boot
ecs Walking Shoes and 81 ppers. Always the best
ticc Of Groceries of every description. You viii find M
ready show you and sell my Goods at all time Cal
and examine for yours, Ives.
ali" j. G. WEATHERBY,
Main Street door above the Miners Bank.
Dubuque, April 27-dwly
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aNEw York FOR ScoTT."-The result of the
Legislative Caucus, by which New York was
pledged to Scott, the whig papers do not give
The Silver Grey Wings IN that body, when the
resolution was introduced, 'sshot the pit, and
let the Generals Abolition friends have ~ al
their own way. There will be demonstration
made for Mr.. Fllmore-then we may expects
scene worth recording.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-04-28
Spring Goods!

M \ AAAS1 ~ "
..Whar. oh! Wl,ar. did yOu c Onle
from! and Whar are yOu going"
/ come; and lam going toJ b. Thomas'
NEW AND CHEAP STORE,
to l,v the Cheapest the Best. the Latest style, and the
elegant Goods brought TO this or an, other mar
GExuENES has for your Wives, Swceth arts, and
daughters. Sitks-plan. figured striped Lawns, Cling
hams alicocs PLAIN Swiss MusIins. Figured do French
uur Iaconets, Jaconet Cambria Nl.ns Grass Cloth,
Skirtncs; Bonnets Bonnet Rhbands, Neck Rbhands,
--latest styles } Oils for the la-sach Vertable Moeie
de BGuf Philocume etc coupc
Jenny Lind, Bloomer and Kate Hayes Combs -
(rare art c'es.)
he latest stic and of all varieties There are many
articles 10 be found at homas and 50 cheap, that
beats all Creation, ssand III rest of mar kind"
For THE GENrLEMES, lis HAs:-French cloths and
assimeres Doeskin. Ribbed Cashmere Satin Vestings
all WOOL California CotonadeS, Old ioe Rpka's stripe
Verona Twill; ox.ra Myt, black, blue, and grey hi
netts French Plaid Twced and such all fired sight OF
other 'fxincs for Gentlelben's wear, such as
READY MADE CLOTHING,
consisting of Coats Pants, Vests Drawers, WnchcstcrS
Shirts, (warranted TO fit0 &C. &c.
HUzZA! HUZZA!
Wen. this exeels all-the real Kossnh Boots, (nadc
French calf skin) and kip skin; coar.e Boots, boy'-
b ot mems fine g. Shoes, boys fine and coarse
Shoes; and all other kinds of Boots and Shoes
GROCERIES,.
lava Laglara Havana and Rio Jane Coffee crushed
clarified and New Orleans Sugar; Imperial, Gnnpowde
and Young Tyson Tea, house. ~ O. aud Plantation
Muasses: Raisins, candies, cloves, ntnegS Sa'aras
| &C.
.AFEW B.?RRELS OLD BORBOUN.
Starr and mould candles, natural leaf and al
ether weeds; Rice, Ginger Mustard, and every article II
the Grocery line. Family Flour, of the best quality
always on hand,
lie will he glad you all Bring Wives. You
Sweethearts neichors, tSur fri ndiHd above all
bring your MoSEy. i!eis always ready to bill you '6of
Spced" All persons knowing them ewes indebted, vii
| please scall and settle
| dubuque, March %, dwy J. Is. THOMAS.
| T. S-Wanted, fist rate boy.
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u We have been requested BY Rev. Mr..
Holbrook TO state that, the Athenaeum will be
opened on 10 morrow, and that those who are
not stockholders can become quarterly subscr.-
bers; The room which has been devoted to this
commendable enterprise, is that formerly occupi-
ed by Ben. M Samuels Esq in the Globe Build
ing. Those wishing to consult the leading peri
odlcals and other circulating mediums of the
day, will find it both to their pleasure and advan
tage, to devote few, at least, Of their leisure
moments at the Athenaeum
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-04-28

LlQUoR IN PENxsYLvANIA.-The first and
principal section Of the Main Liquor Law has
been rejected in the Pennsylvania Assembly, by
= vote Of As in favor Of it, to SO against. Oi
those who voted in favor Of the section, "a are
Wings and Natives, and 10 are Democrats
OF those who voted against it, IA are Wings
and Natives, and So are Democrats. The bill
had previously passed the Senate by a vote Of
L. to Is
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-04-28
S I Z A NJ f Z r Il Y
AT DUBUQUE.

sI'HE UNDERSIGNED would inform the Travelling
1 Public, that the Sp endi New Steam Ferry Boat,
u r A II
has this day commenced her gular trips, to he r,e
every half hour across the Mississippi at the Lower Fer
~ at Dubuque
w, will cross any number of + Fans that will come,
WEATHER WHAT 1T MAY, AND WILL RUN AT
NIGHTS fthere IS business to dn.
Our charges reasonable AT any other Ferry on
the Upper Mississippi Everything that cafurnians may
want by of outfit he had AZ the lnwcsi price IN
DubuoJche Cit, being literally Cramned with such ar
y a per,Icrt that the STE AMER is at the Lower
Ferry opt, site the City, and NOT at Eaee mt ana
that high winds will T. az any time prevent the baaf
f. N, rr ,sSing as i often the with Hurse Boats
March 3 IN '51-dWs.
&. GREGOIRE 4 Co.
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Dwbunue. March o6. 1852.
FRUIT TREES.

Cultivated and for sale at the Nurseries Of
NEALLEY Il BROTHERS, Burlington,
Iowa.
ar TIE Proprietors ofthcse Nurseries are
sss;ssssa DESTROYS of calling the attrnrion of all
=. persons about commencing the Nursery
business, or preparing to plant out Fruit Or
chards, to their very large stock of fruit trees,
embracing over FIVE HUNDRED VARIETIES,
and more than
$50 900 worked trees,
including everything in the fruit department
worthy of cultivation
The facilities and ease with which Fruit
Trees and particularly Apple Trees, are propa-
gated and grown in this neighborhood, enables
to offer inducements to persons DESTROYS OF
purchasing, we think no where else to be
found
We have, therefore, adopted the io,u price
sustain, in the full faith that il not only increas-
IS the business, but also The profits in conse
quence.
APPLE TREES, of all the choice varieties
will be furnished at from 800 to 800 per 1000,
according to age, size, etc.
PE.4R TREES, either Dwarfs or Standards
Of all the best sorts, from % to 81 cents, each
according TO size
PLUM, CHERRY and OUNCE Trees, OF
all tnP popular klHuS, ITOHI u 81 cents.
PEACH TREES, GRAPE VINES, etc
Of the most approved SORTS, from 10 to Is cents
~ Trees just grated, with all the choice va
rieties of Fruits carefully labeled and ready to
set in the Nursery or Seeding Stocks for Nnr.
scymen of nearly every description, furnished
to Nurseymen, Orchardists or Others buying
largely at cxcee dinghy low rates.
Priced Cataiognes giving full particulars
sent gratis TO all post paid applicants
~ Our Trees are grown in rich SOIL with
plenty of room in the nursery rows, and are
Consequently fine, thrifty, stout and wei
branched, requiring no stalking for their support
when placed in the orchard
la sending our stock from these Nurseries
if any mistake should accidently occur, it il
hoped our customers will notify Us, that W,
NAV correct it at once, or make ample amends
as it is our sincere desire TO render satisfaction
to all who favor nswilh their confidence in eve
ry part cnlar.
popular or desirable varieties of the snalle
Fruits, usually cultivated. including
RASBERRiES, GOOSBERRlES, CUR
RANTS, STRAWBERRIES, &C.
~ Nor do we pretend TO confine our>elvc
| to Frui, Trees alone, we have plenty Of room
ular Shade or Ornamental Trees Shrubs, Vines
Roses or Herbaccous Plants, usually cultivate
for such purposes, including fine collrc
| ton of
PINES, SPRUCEs, EIRs and other choice
hardy EVERGREENS,
NEALLEY & BROTHERS,
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The Legislature Of Ohio has just determined
upon the following salaries Of the officers Of
that State: Governor, $4,000; Lieut.. Gov.
ernor, $4O0; Treasurer Of State, 81 500; State
Librarian, $500; Auditor Of State, 81 600
Secretary Of State, $l.400; Attorney General
81 400; each member OF the Board of Publ,
Works a 500. d
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' : V a FIRM
AAI

EStrHy WHFE'
T.KEN Up. on the 18Th day Of April by Joseph Ru
i ~. -~y-rrrssuck Creek Township, Delaware CO.,
Usea, dark dun Mare with three Write feet; shod all
around, right eye out and several saddle marks had On
when she came, bride, saddle, and msrtings.
Appraised by John Benson and G. W. Hobbs at, sixty
dollars WILLIAM PRICE, Clerk
Delhi, April 1852 w.t. DEL co., Iowa.
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EXCHANGE BANKING HOUSE
and Land Agency of
COOK SARGENT ~ co

& SARGENT, JOHN G.. fffGGINsoS,
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CEMENT FOR IRON WARE.-Beat the whites
of eggs to a froth, then stir into them enoug!
du,cklime to make consistent paste, then ado
iron file dust to make thick paste. The quick
lime should be reduced to fine powder before
mixing it with the eggs. Fill the cracks in iron
ware with this cement, and let them remain
several weeks before using them.
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lew GOOD S

LOW PRICES AND no MISTAKE,
ITO YOU wish 10 sec the Largest, Best and
- Cheapest Stock Of Foreign and Domestic
call on 7. NAPLES x Co., nj ,in Street, under
the NAPLES House. y" ynn want to look at
the most complete and handsome Stock of
LADIES DRESS GOODS
to be found in the City: Wapk,s Il Go can
show them, and no mistke.
Are YOU in want Of House Furnishing Goods
Of the hes, class, Carpets, table covers, Lamps,
Looking Glasses, Curtain Damasks, &c' Z
NAPLES Il Co, have them in great variety. Un
you want
FASHIONABLE BONNETs
Ribbons, Flowers, &c. , You Will find them
prettrer and cheaper at this Store, than at any
other place in the CITY.
If you are in want of Handkerchief, EN-.
broideries, Gloves,
FINE SHOES AND CATERS,
(of the latest stylrs,) Hosiery, Laces, &c, bny
them of P NAPLES 81 Co, if you would have
them good and cheap.
Do Gentlemen want
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
Coats, Vests, Pants, Hats &c +. They will find
fresh and complete stock, by calling upon
NAPLES q Co.
We have also on hand choice lot Of Sugar,
Coffee, Tea, Tobacco. &c, which we will sell
at wholesale or retail on the most favorable
terms.
Every body knows there is an advantage in
selecting from the largest stock-therefore
you should not fail TO call upon P NAPLES
& Co
When you are looking for goods, be sure and
call upon us before purchasing.
p. NAPLES & Co.
Dubuque, March Is, lS52-dwIy.
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ruE Towy OF LANSING. IOWA.

THE TOWN OF LANSING, IOWA.
rJNhe above Town is Situated in the t,nty Of Nama
l ker State of Iowa. the Mississippi River, about
ten miles fr m tie north Inc of Iowa and south line al
Minnesota. he site is high above stage Of wat
red and beautiful. steamboat laading, unsurpassed
for natural convenience of the Mississippi, extends the
whole ener Abundance of wood and the bast of water
re i'm tn. ,diatc vicinity. superior sawm is in
NJ mile abtve the town and fine stone quar-
nv in the town. VIII always afford chead hniliihs coRte
ue.cs Nv almost level and well travelled road you
NAV reach nsvc plateau Of country unsurpassed
world On this grand plateau The -. Peters, the Des
Muines the Iowa, the lte Iowa, the Red Cedar, and
many other rivers fake their ials ! lie country soon
after YOU Icav Iansin ns aufinIiy with proper
non woodl nd and prairie thar makesi easy aud con-
veni nj for the opening Of farms and II is fast filling up
with an ina ,riols and ent rpring population. The
land in,er<ected with ma rapid streams of water
abo,udin. with trout. Tii'sc atreaaS ar fed by spring
IN blrS. nuner usy To wal the country. IL Is
belirycd pYdpric of Lansing: that its site will
vet Re occupied by large city. portion of il has been
s,rvc, ed into Town Lots, which offered for sale
law terms. me forty Lots have been diSpns d Of, on
which building, are, or soon are re be erected a
,od Hotel nitlnber of Sores, Mechanics SHOPS Dwell
in. uouSes &c. already huit and occupied The hrsi
Lot were disposed of rh"re last July IL Is estimate
sud and PAID FOR h'S year. Wii di'""'
~ e., ono sch nl is kept tn re the present winter,
pcii,us Meetings are held; able and exp ri need
rucr has Press end Type all r'aGy 10 remove there
on The opening of navigation. AM person wishing such
location may well apply but we prefer to make no
sal til wishing 10 buy Lots has made personal
cy,mn ton r given will be perfect as the proper
ty is without incunarance.
II. II. HOUGHrON; etoY,
a|y-MR. HtSEx is Legally authorized To my name
in pcr citing tigfe the sale of any portion OF te above
properly. March, 5, dw2m II. Ii. liOUGHTON.
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Fruit Trees.

ST. FARMERS, now is your time to provide yorlr
aa selves with Fruit Trees III low prices, and of the
&1sS choicest kind and varety-all are grated and
-I1--~ have fine Roots and Trunks; and warrant d to
ptoduce the kind of Fruit as laiil d. Call at Ware
House at the Landing and supply yourselves. shall be
in cept OF Trees, Shrubs and Plants, during
the season, and they be put up at short Nolcc.
April 9. dWy q. K. WESI.
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NOTICE.

CTRAYED stolen from the subscriber living on
- the middle fork of the Little Maquokefa, Dubuque
county, in Sept. last Stud Colt three years old this
Spring, larger for the age dark bay, with back name
and tail long ears, small white Spot in the forehead;
any person giving information Of the at
the Miners Express Office will be literally reward by
me. WALTER COOK.
March II win.
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CArirAL PusIsHn Esr.--ln the Pennsylvania
Legislature, the bill for the adjustment Of the
death penalty, and substituting imprisonment of
not less than fifteen ar more than fifty years in
lieu thereof passed finally in the House, on
Thursday-yeas 46, nays a.
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To Mrs. Jane Kee:

V7OU are hereby notified, that there is file in
the office OF the Clerk of the District Court in aud
for the county Of Fayrt, the State Iowa, petition
OF William s. Nee, asking for divorce from the bands
Of nafrimony that he cannot live in leace
ard happiness with you; and unless You appear, and
thereto before the second day of the next
term of said Court decree will he rend rcd against
YOU thereon You notified, that positions will
he taken said the office of tile CT rk Of sal.
Court on the ninth day Of April next, O'Clock
WIN. McCLINTUCK, Airy for Plt'f.
March 3lst, lS52-w4w
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MISSOURI FRUIT STORE.

THE undersigned having bought the entire stock OF
VIM. Carmen viii buy and sell all kinds If Gao
CERES ASDFRuITs,& produce at the old stand in th Lang
worthy Block, Main street, doors below the Aeri-
Hose. Large additions will he made the present
stock to embrace everything ne grocery and pro-
duce line, such as.
Coffee, Salt, Pepper, Sugar,
Starch, Candies, Butter, Cheese,
Eggs, Crackers, Nuts, candies,
Chickens, TurNeys, Wild Game, Potatoes,
Corn Meal, Froat;
Together with great variety of other articles neces
sary for family us.
The public are assur2d that paths OF money will be
spared to make this such a one as is so
much needed IN The city at this ii snd
In my I'm" o business will be kept Constantly on hand
For Poor
RTCash paid f,r all kinds Of country produce.
Goods bought of me will be delivcrd tree Of charge
to any part of the city. ISAAC EVANS,
Ian -d,ply
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Slim rud Tyrone Iron.

ary-MR. HtSEy is Legally authorized To my Ma
in perf citing te in the sale of any portion OF the abe
properly. March, 5, dw2m H. Ii. liOUGHTON
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GRATiFYING.-Advieeso of the 10th inst. from
the MayAower state that the workmen had COM
menced lowering her Gown into her accustomed
selement II will now be put short time ere
she win again.
s.Walk the water Ike q thing Of life" 81.