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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-23

he Bal more Convention has spoken .
| FRANKLIN PIERCE a true hearted son Of The
Granite Slate, an even faithful Dpmocrat-o
| tried and distinguished S.atesmnn-and an MOOR
RuPTIBLE MAN has been decided upon, by nearly
an unanimous vote AS the Democratic candidate
for the ,pronching contest. The American
people will ra!ify The contest. We have no time
for extended remarks to day. We gr;eve to lose
Lewis Cass-hut we rejoice that So able and
true hearted a man is to supply his place-.few
Hdrsn Register
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Tue AuTHoa Of ruE MuLrir,rcarIy
HlG-W~ met gentleman in b. oh STR. ,,,,.
other evening, searching for the ori-in If m.
multiplication table. I, was invented bv prth-
agor,s, the Grecian Philosopher, a2s years bs
inre Christ, and is thus 1881 years old. Il has
dane g'ea service in the world, in The study a
mathematics - P,yftaad E,e~sric.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-23

GES sc"rr-fhe Albany Erening Jour
nal at present leading Scott paper, in March
1913. thus sketched its Just now favor;,. W..
commend It toAhe attention Of the Wings:
elm the character Of Gen. Scott there il
'nuch. 10 Commend and admire. But the mis-.
chaf,s, there is ,ceakness in all he saws or does
ab Ut the Presidency. Immediately after the
c'o'e OF the campaign o. 1910 he wr"te a g a
'uI'"us letter, making himself candidate, i,
which a.ls"ri Of unwise things w,r RI said 10
return pledge his friends ii he shoaid be q
candidate. And siuce that time, with iatui Y
winch ssizrs upon men VII" GIT bewi'dered in
gag ng ~ the White House, he hns baen
snff;'rng his pen TO dim tie giories achieved by
his sword
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Nrw Oa,r.xs

There 10 a brisk demand for Pork: 1900 bbls
sid at $l7,75 to SlS. Holders now asking
@lS,a5. Prime bacon sides selling at o. 4 Oh.
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GEN. P,ERc Twill he elected. M living
man, with the sgh'es. political d;scernncn n;
can d 'ubt Tint for single ins'an; The idol of
the democratic party in New Hampshire--pop-
ular throughout Naw England, and wherever
else he is known-his name will have charm
with the democracy that shall cause its awak.
ing enthusiasm TO spread like w.ldfre over the
entire country Mass Post.
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COED REGIONS.
UOEID HtEU1ONSe
COUNCIL BLUFFS AGENCY.
4 y U

COUNCIL BLUFFS AGENCI.
+ f Il u Y.
rISIIs Ferry, chartered by the Legislature Of Iowa
i has been successful operation for the last two
years and given general satisfaction the heavy emf
grafton satisfaction to California 1t is best
ing the Missouri river tn the State of Iowa Proof
dollars worth of property has been lost by
those crossing here 1t tie and best
Cali ~-:a Proct the first emigrants that arrived al
Sacramento season, made the trip from Council
Bluffs in SIS days healtbest route-ony three
of cholera occurred the north side of Pia,
river last season. whilst the south side some five
six hundred graves show conclusivey the fearful
ravages of this terrible disease.
For further information printed certificates pu.,
iised letters, Clayton's guide and best maps.
Everything needed by the emigrant can be had a
Council rluffs and kanesse fair terms any
other crossing place on the Missouri river.
WHEELING, CLARK & co
Co neil Bluffs, June, Is /.
Directory.
pDnu Enp,r mrs MONIES To COJrNcIf n
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-23
tableware of Coanterfeits and buy that only which
has Or. Chilton's certificate on the wrapper.
n EW GOOD


Low PRICES AND NO .MISI.4KEt
no YOU wish 10 see the Largest Best and
4 y Cheapest Stock of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods ever offered IN Dubuque Then
call p. NAPLES & Co. Main Street, under
the NAPLES House. Do you wuut to look at
the most complete and handsome Stock Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS
to be found in the City, P NAPLES s. Co can
show them, and no mistake.
Are you in want of House Furnishing Goods
of the best class, Carpets, table covers, Lamps,
Looking Classes, Curtain Damasls, &c 7
NAPLES d Co, have them in great variety. Do
you want
FASHIONABLE BONNETS
Ribbons, Flowers, &C. You Will find them
prettIer and cheaper at this Store, than at any
other place in the City.
If you are in want Of Handkerchiefs, En-
broderies, Gloves,
FINE SHOES AND CATERS,
(of rhe latest stylcs,) Hosiery Laces, &c, buy
them of P. NAPLES & Co, il you would have
them good and cheap
Do Gedtlemen want
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
Goats, Vests, Pants, Hats &c /. They will find
a fresh and complete stock, by calling upon P
NAPLES & Co
we nave also On mana Il CHOICE lDt 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 & Go.
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Boots SHOES and Hats.

rilE Undersigned world resp ctfay car the att
l. of the public, to his New Sors recently op ned on
The South West corner cf Forb ard Main streets lie
in receipt Of large and well selected stock Of Spring
and Summer Goods comprising all TIE styles and
qualities usually wanted fer the city and country trade.
All his DDS have been selected hy hnu in person and
he thinks from the long experience he has had in the h
siness, tina he can offer than ordinary inducements
TO buyers.
1l-'ro be found 1T H. 7 h dinca's oil stand
may 30 dtt r. SAWSLAYCR
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LIGHTNING LIGHTNING
TINE citizens Of Dubuque respectfully inform that
the Subscribers prepared put III Light
ming Rods in of til City at thn shortest notice
they may be found at the Good Samaritan Drug Store
NAV othrw I'll WAUD II PYLE.
> RBi.S best shorty WImc laiqe lot Of star CANDIES,
hhis vinegar; uerrc rice any quantity of riears
:" SACKS salt, boxes tea and MANY other articles hi,
me just received and for sale low tv
DECELLES & MICHEL
Oct 3--dvy '''i-1
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II. NAPLES u CO.,

II. NAPLES u o.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
u~ "a e e EE nE WD0D vz
UNDER THE NAPLES HOUSE
WE WOULD beg leave 10 say that am now prepared
to furnish any quantity and quality OF goods every d,
crir,ion al YhoiesaIe Retail
have hand $50 worth of
Hry Goods and Clothing
Boots. shoes, hats and caps 5ohds sugar so barrels
lasses, $50 bags coffee 500 bags sat and all kinds OF
GROCERIES,
100 boxes of fresh teas direct from the east fine tapestry
Ingran thrce-py and Brussels carpetina Window cur
tans tea spoons and every thing needd BY housekeep
srs from cellar To garnet.
Having spent all the in the east, selecting my
goods wherever could find them cheap, am able to give
bargains than ever have complete assortment
goods CALL AND SEE ME.
70 THE LADIES.
HAVING been east for the last three months, is n.w
prepared furnish the Ladies of Iowa, Illinois and Wis
SIP? SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
ever offered for sale mthe West.
CARPETS.
Ingram ply ard Brussels OF the very latest patterns
from the manufactures druegetts and tabecov
| French and American.
SHAWLS, &c,
large stock of slawls from 81 25to sic; fashionable
honnes of the very best material and made TO order by
the most fashionable Nillncrs in Philadelphia; also,
great variety OF Ladies' coats and fancy sill
Nantes and Mantllas.
LADIES' MUFFS,
The best assortment brought TO the co..'"v
to Sl2.
DRESS GOODS
French English and German merinoes, iem 45c. to 81 :
per yard muslin de LANES, of very rich styles, from 5t
10 81 IS; ALSO cashmercs, apaccas and prints OF ever
quality.
LAMPS.
Nv Lamp and Girandoe Department is not equalled
iowa; every sly and qualify, and warranted
SILVER PLATE.
Tea dessert and table spoons forks &C., OF the best qua
ity, and warranted.
A rich article of Window Curtains, something All
very beautiful
Looking Glasses, extra large sizes and very cheap.
A beautiful assortment of Wall and Window Pape
both French and American.
Ladies' Shoes. of the latest quality of Philadelphia
ufacturc which understood be the best in the Unite
States also, Chdren's and Misses in endless variety.
Fancy Goods, of every description, style and qualit
trimmings, etc, and IN factneary every ngthats wa
ted.
j shall be happy to have the pleasure of showing II
goods To the Ladies' all times; and would respectful
say to the married Ladies who wish furnish their no
ses it'll aud cheapest styles of goods eli
me CALI and toyou who expect to be married soon no
is the time to make good selection
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HATS, GAPS, BoNNETs, AND ARTIFICIAL
pr OWENS

FLOWERS.
- WE are now receiving tie largest and hcs'.stock
sHg Of Hats Caps Bonnets and Artificial FloWers,
60 have ever had, to which we spesitni'y car
the att ntIon and examination OF bnycrs 10 VIII he i"ua
large full anG complete part of which comprises the
following:
srnIxG STYLE Fa.HrosABLE HATS
Moleskin; Beavr Brush G s,ki Ans'''
CROWN HATS:
silk; Beaver; Cashmere; Brus
Angola; sIuskra'; Russia,
sort FUR HATS:
Cassi,nere; Brush: Beavcr Seal; Mufkraf,
OF the California Mexican, Jenny Lind, Parodi, Hun
MEMS. noys, AND cHupnEN's wool HATS, OF all CO.
CONGRESS: Mexican; Hungarian Montezuma;
California; kossnth; Jenny Lind Parodi;
Panama. Arista Ashland Sporting.
ooops.-EIcHr HUNDRED CASES assorted.
Panama: Lie uhorn: PIrds Eye; NaniIa
Florence. rearl: Maricaibn; California;
Coburr. Cslif,rpia Canada; eice;
Dunstable; Pedal; Hungarian; Chl?, &c
MEMS BOYS and Chdrens Plush, Cloth, Vevets, an
! glazed of different styles and quality.
poHsErs.-LADIEs AND MISSES SPRING srYLEs
Silk land Satin; Goss Plain Lace; Grape and Ribbon
Lace Neapolitan: PUNISHABLE; Trpo and Satin; Cobnr
Spanish Alboni; Parodi and Chip; Queens Own Peda
White and copd Chip; 4 and Straw; Gross embroide
ed Lace; Florence; Bell goss and imp; Pearl and Saith
PEARL Hungarian Albam; Milan; Tud and Satin; Dor"
American Chip; Enbd Lace; Mated Straw; Leglor
C;oss cold Lace Hair and lined; Satin and Forantr
Rice ard Aboni; Hungarian Chip; Jenny Lind Adelaide
Milan Chip; PAMELA plain and Fancy; FIR. imp Lace, &C,
BLooMEHs.
| Am. Alboni, French, Chip and Pedal
| ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. h.
5000 boxes assorted bunches springs and wreat- ~
! American and French manufacture.
stock has been selected with unusual care, and
the greater part manufactured by u.s. together with that
purchased from first hands, makes it superior TO
and unsurpassed by any house the city for quantity
quality and cheapness.
All orders will meet with prompt att non, and guar
anseed to give satisfaction. co
March 6.-d4m No. 800 Main-st. ST. i.onis.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-23
Dubuque, March Is, Is52-dwIy
CARPETS. CARPETS !.

CAKPEIS! CARPEIS!
rTAVING removed into the New building, SIS, Vine
II street, adjoining the Old Store am in receipt
of great variety spring Styles of fine and supcrne
Ingram Carpets Three phys, Brussels Velvet and Ia
ppsry Carpets Iowprced Ingrains and Ven, ans; Stair
Carpets of every description; Rugs, Mating, Floor Oil
Cloth, &C.
Dealing exclusively in the above goods, am enabled
to offer greater variety and less prices, than be
found in the West. shall be receiving additions through
the Purchasers are invited cal! and
inc before making selection. J WALKER.
ST. Louis, Mo-. Feb. 23-dwIy
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Dry GOODS.

PART NOW LANDING, and the REMAINDER
N DAILY EXPECTED, at which time orr Stock
VIII he complete. We would only say, without any dc
sire puff that offer Inducements all who will
favor with call.
We would embrace the present opportunity to return
thanks Friends, for their liberal
patronage during the last Fifteen Years Ours the
Oldest Establishment in the City of Dubuque. Call and
see1 Sent 20-tf) EMERSON & SHIELDS
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fresh Garden seeds.

Ar2Sh Garden Seeds.
GROWTH, 1851.
FINHE Subscriber, agent for e. Rislev ono of the os
i extensive secdsmen in the United States has mis-
dlv received his .ring suprly-oyer 5000 papers and
jers III ma NJ wholesale and retail at tie scu of m.
"nt samaritin, Main ST. Dubuque Iowa.
March q--arv. IT MASON
= hMEAiLAN LANU WARRANTS Cuaranf-ed IN
JOalt Respects, for sale for Cash, IN time EbetaI
+ tms, by aug as-tnfdi COOK sAR5ENr
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-23

FINE it OF oweetPoatoes just received and 70 sale
IA at the Ohio Fruit and Seed Store, also my Ware
Hon; on the lansing. G.. r. WEST
SEPT, iIth Il
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st. Louis. GH;eM;l; DEbUQuc and
ST. Peters, PACKET.
e9STn TIE Splendid Steamer Elk
sfSs-...,,rrySSs III sCELSiOR, WARD Master, will
run in the above trade during the
season.
The Excelsior is Of the best freight
steamers on the river and every attention will
be given 10 become the pleasure and comfort
of passengers.
For freight or passage at Dubuque apply on
board or to G. r WEST Agent
Dubuque, March ibid
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The New York Herald sngges, publ. n ee-
ting N thii city 10 thank CIV Bou well fer
YETI. Of The lsqusr law
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-08

Your beautiful composition on The Banjo Girls Re
treat, is received. As presume it is your first
poetic essay, fe" WJrds by way Of adTca. Your
bad spelling Is Indicative OF very serious defect 10
your education, ana should be corrected By close
application to the preliminary books, given to chill
dren to prepare them for higher branches of stu w.
Your clction is alike defective, evde1cng the same
neglect In your early instruction there Is evident.
ly throughout the piece, lack of thai chas,e and
delicate etfusion Of sentiment which should char.
acterze females who are DESTROYS of having infu-
ence In the control OF immoral action in others
perusal OF the poetic ehdslon woul1 induce
bel eff that it emanated from those usef ii biDeds
termed fisher women Of Billingsgate, whose style
OF language is not remarkable tor refinement This
style, you should by all means, correct, or you VIII
never arrive at any degree of perfection as poets
Then. the rhyme is disco rdant eaidencing de
tcieIcy IN the kaowe ige Of words, which are con-
sonant in sound. This, however, Ia attributable
to cefscts In your education These detects men
ton tor your own and sole benefit: and as turth
er advice. beg to offer few hints for your edica-
ton hich, if followed, will greatly improve your
moral ana intellectual character apply yourselves
to your spelling and dehaidon Of words any ordi-
nary spelling book and Walkers school dictionary
Willssuiice after qliring a competency in those
branches Mother Gnoso's melodies, and careful
perusa viii give you that taste and pathos so very
ct fcient in your first attempt Then carefully pc.
| ruse your Bioie, and you will find study therein
which will elevate your mind above the scale If
med!ocracy. You viii there find that the moral
pfecepts taught, are avefse to eayes-droppins TO
searching by personal observation the sayings and
Golngs oi mutItudes OF men; it will teach you III It
modest and dignin ID bearing which adorns female
character, and which is one of the essentials in
poet who claims respsctabilitYas such The Bible
will also tesch you that it is the duty ot female to
be retired from scenes which offend the deicscy
OF her senses, familiarity with which is calculated
to deqrave her morale, and destroy her character
AMI standing among her own sex, and pity aad coz
tempt among mea. IaLeriere with persons co.,
Germs, Ii you desire TO maintain seltre pect by con-
forming TO tina above rules of advice. trust you
will il due time acquire the qualifications Of poets
Ia the mean tine, will keep your trst specimen
poetic etfusion and en- oFss your names on the
same, with q view OF publication at some future
day.
dsS-lt~ VORTEX
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Exyonrs-The exports from this city during the
month of November were unusually small Were.
cord them ~ follows:
On the 18th inst, the barque Habmenan, Captain
Peasants, sailed for Liverpool with 573 hhds and
80 tie-ces of leaf tobacco, and large and miscel-
laneous cargo Of -four, hams, &c.
On the 30th instant, the barque Greyhound, Cap.
tain Gulbar dson, sailed for Rio de Janeiro with
1871 barrels and 300 half barrels of -four.
On the 3rd Of this month, the Bremen barque
Weiland Captain Hemt, sailed for Bremen articles
Of freight not classed a. the Custom House.
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80 Cnange of H0urs.-Incrsased

NJ .sS Change OF hOurs,-Increased
ss~-Ss Rate of Speed.-See what Adaaas &
Co. are doing for their patrons! The Express now
leaves baltimore at o'clock N, in charge of ex-
perienced and trusty agents and arrives in Rich
mond at on NJ Goods ordered by this morn
ing's mail, viii be delivered to-,n orrow morning
without fail
Gu: Express for the North, East and West, now
closes at 81 M-arriVes in Baltimore at an early
hour next morning.
Banks and Brokers will please take notice, that
BY this change they win be greatly accommodated
Drafts on England, Ireland ana Scotland for sals
at this ONCE. ADAMS e. co,
nos l4th street, Richmond. Va.
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SPLENDID BOOKS.

SPLENDID BOOKS Elegantly i.iusra;ej,
~ beautifully pr.u.cA 80 --4-.4, e4l4 - tn
glish Works.
The following Books have b33a Issued W.. sqe'
cial reference - the Fail and Holiday sales. TaeJ
are each elegantly illustrated with ensrag.ass bJ
the first artists and otherwise adorned HLa al Of
attractions of splendid binding, elegant press w1fS
and snow white paper
Macauly's CTnos b Lays Of Ancient Rome small
quarto, upwards OF 100 eng rav!nss
Watts >AlaEic Al Lyrics Of the Heart, with other
Poems vol 8vo, 10 splendid engraVipgs
Hemaus (Mrs Felicia Records Of Woman,
Songs Of the Affections, and Songs aad LyHcs
vol SIC; IL splendid engrsEnss, inc!1dIsy p1HfaH
OF nirs demaus and the IA )thee OF Mrs ds-a4as
Moore's (In,nas) irisa 5ietodies; 'J1Foi -
splendid eDgrayiass and a portrait
Rogers (SamueD complete Po6tcai N1fzs' 1
vol $40; l3 splendid engraving aud portrait
Canpoelrs (rnomaO c3nyists POetcai "JfA'
l vol evo, - splendid engraviags and portrait
Proyerbiast and the Poet, (Urton) vol 5 va l.
Illuminated throughout; II spi"ndd iia5't4!op' -
Cabinet OF M9delr Art; ! vol ave, first ..-ss; =
Cabinet Of Modern Art; vol 3yo, second seass'
% eugfavings 80
Rsaa's truons b Female Poets Of America vi
royal syo; atth edition; Is spe1d.d po;.!a'.s S-'
eugrAv wings
Hart's GProf John s. Femalc Prose Wr..sss Q,
America; vol royal 8voi III splendid portraits -A1
engrayings III
Tuppei's (Iartin II Proyerbiai pDIios9}5fi w
small quartz; fourth edition; 10 'PeE44a e-.1''
lngs; 'arge type ..,-,.
Tappers (slarlin F. ProyeEbiai th.!o''p1yi -
Ian IL elegant engfaylngs .,,,.....I
Tuppers (Martin r. Complete Posnca "1!@'' :
vol limo; IL elegant engrav.ngs
The National Portal. Gallery, coata.ilat "a %
traits Of al the most Distinguished Ai's ''@N4' -
DC complete - vols oYJ; VOL NJ" ;eiay
NASH l. WUOJH JtSs.,
Dealers in Piano Fur.es, Muse, &t'
a.a Faye S444se
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TIE MESSAGE AND CUBA.-The Intelliee

TIE MESSAGE AND CuBA.-The Intelllgen.
Ger, of yesterday, says:
The Presidents Message was, we under.
stand, in type last Wednesday evening, and
copies were dispatched to the distant cities on
Thursday morning. This may, perhaps, &C.
count for the fact that, in the paragraph re-
ferring to Cuba, no allusion is made to the
adjustment of the difficulty between the own.
ers or navigators of the steamer Crescent Civ
and the Cuban authorities, news of whic h did
not reach Washington till Friday evening: al
though we are not sure that the President
would have deemed the affair worthy of a
place in formal communication to Con.
gress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-08

THE EVENING STAR.-This is the title of p
daily paper just commenced in Washington,
by Joseph B. Tate, lae proprietor of the
American Telegraph. "Success 10 it,"
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Henrico county, Dec 4, 1852 -dtdclt
~ To the Voters of the County ot

~ To the Voters of the County of
Henrico.-I am a candidate for the Clerksaio of
the Circuit Court Of Henrico Count Should it
be your pleasure to elect me, shall discharge tue
duties OF the Office to the best of my ability; and
for my ability to discharge those duties, / refer
those OF you who have had business in the late Cir.
cult Court of Law for tae county, during the last
three years, to my services as a Deputy Clerk of
that Court.
de Set RICHARD NJ CARY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-08
JAMES T. Redo.

u To the Voters of the County of
Uenrico.-I present myseltto you, feI ow cltlzens,
candidate for the Office of Clerk of our Clrcci.
Court. If it should be your pleasure to elect me-
will exert myself to merit the confidence that you
will place Ia me. AM fully aware of the dficul-
tics of the offica, but nine years experience in
well conducted Office has given me such know
ledge oil the business would enable me, feel
confident, 10 give satisfaction.
se 7-dtdx BENZ POLLARD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-08

MISUNDERSTANDING. slave to William
Pitcher, ran away from her master on Sunday.
and on yesterday was arrested by Lieut.. John
son. Certificate issued to Lieut.. johnson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-08

ton of Robert l.. Hale, charged with stabbing
Gabriel Willmore, took place before Justices
Garnett, Hanes: Nuchols, Mayo and Cox, yes.
terday, and after careful hearing of the evil
dence, the prisoner was discharged. it being
perfectly apparent TO the Court that he per-
formed the cutting to save himself from the
violence Of WilImore, who common ced the
fight.
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DAGUERREUTYPES,

Would you keep ia ,se priceless treasures,
Memories OF long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your beholding,
Forms and faces long since mouldings
MouLsoN can take, with brief endeavor,
Face and form that last forever.
truthful, hfs.like, haely finished portrait or
miniature OF relative friend, severed from US
by distance or death, who would no, prize and de
sire to possessf A clear, rich-toned, durable Da.
guerreotype is an object rarely seen. But MOUL-
SONS Pictures Withstand the test vi time and ara
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
either side the Atlantic.
Our price for one OF these fine Portraits ia onl 7
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted To please
or no sale.
Strangers and ctz ms are cordially invited to call
and examine specimens
Observe the name and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Sky and Side Ligh. Daguerrean Gallery, ITO Main
street, deH
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y We learn from the Lexington Gazette
that the cadets, members of the literary socie
ties attached TO the Virginia Military Institute
have commissioned the Rev. Mr.. Glover, for
merly of Richmond, to execute for them paint.
ings of the Coat OF Arms of Virginia, and like
ness of Gen. Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-08

SHlPwRECK.-The Savannah Courier an.
nounces the loss of the British ship John s
De Wolfe, loaded with salt and coal, some
where about Black Beard Island.
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- Hon. Judge Markell, of Herkimer, N.
Y, formerly member of Congress, died on The
Goth uIt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-08

observation-disclosures Adams was arrested
Monday evening in state of intoxication.--
While in duress he had visit Of mania. a potr,
and the decision in his case was postponed un
I'll he vas pronounced convalescent by the
doctor.