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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
LOVELY MUST HAVE AN END, g. do
NEW SKY LIGHT
nsNUNR EsT CiJ 0nN
DluUEhKEA!I NhLUvIs.
a T.. EsaIssRErK

ErAVlNG leased for aterm Of years the beautiful suite
of Rooms in Langworhy's Block ,hayg enlarged and
fitted them up in elegant style and now ready TO
kenesses in avery superior manner lie has tn ad
vantage of powerful sKYLIGHr yet so SOFT ana mellow
that he enabled take ik in few secnncs with
perfect the sitter; retaining perfectly NATURAL
lifeke beauty OF expression desirable in the picture
Mr. Bhaving for years made this beautiful art his study,
and having awaited himself of all the mt valuable i'm
pr,vemens feels happy III the assurance that Those who
call his for pictures Will nevergo dssas-
FED t- the contrary viii induce their friends to call
also get themselves most beautifully painted by the
bright, pure sunlight of Heaven.
His facilities for taking children, and for grouping in
large numbers unparalleled. This reception room
fronts on Main streets large and commodios, and no
pains will be spared render this Saloon place of inter
est and comfort all who may visit Excelsior is his
MOTTO and he intends that pictures taken these
shall be surpassed by any artist East West, and
win in suffer pictures leave his establishment
but such shall do honor to tn art credit TO himself and
render entire satisfaction. Pictures taken in all kinds OF
weather in plain fancy, lockets, pins, rings &c.
Nh !. can always be found at home, ready and very
willing upon all who wish pictures taken. Visi
tors will, all times be welcome call and examine spe
crmens. Entrance on Main street, doors below the
American House, Sd story. Instructions given and apa
ratus furnished. dec I2-dwly
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~ Tears nf sorrow soften the heart, US the
dew drops mo,s.en young onions.
Usto the hour Of going TO press the river
wss s:ill rising.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

II Cultivate the good will Of oil men, seek
10 make enemies OF none
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

tH New Jersey aud Drlaa are VIII b,h send
Cass delegates to the Baltimore conycntion,
without much doubt.
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WOnleN Warm.

HAVE Just received assortment of white, black
= blue ciouded. and blue mixed wooden yarn, which vii
g soil, heap for cash. J. II. THOMAS,
sepi 5--d-wy Nearly opposite the NAPLES House
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

Sai.h O. Orion, II is said, 10 Al present acting
= slassicai tnsos in the family Of DR. Brock,
vsa Dseman's Land
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SWANS HOTEL

Iowa City.
THE subscriber owner and proprietor of the above
House, would inform the public, that he has taken
possession establishment and prepared toaccom
mediate the travelling community, transient or regular
boarders and will endeavorto give general satisfaction
q CHAS. J. SWAN.
H9-Connected with the above establishment Is large
aud extensive Livery Stable where strangers all
mes he accommodated with conveyances any part of
country. MAY l6. 1s49 37-ly.
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TO THt:, GENT EMEN.
Ready Made Clothing.
NAPLES e. CO..

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ROOM
f. the place Gentlemen who wish 10 be fitted out in
the latest and best style. have the
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN THE WEST.
III kinds of coats pants vests, Shirts eravais drawers
etc, etc. His - ..,...,.
BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT
cannot be equalled in Iowa, having Just received some
Sos Mems and Rows Boots and Shoes, all Of the
,er, hest selected stock, and trash among them.
HATS AND CAPS.
cou,ete assortment Of the most fashionable styles OF
u,ts,nd Cans. which will he sold very cheap.
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
very choice lot Of Coffee tea, and salt, hongh
expressly for trade pepper and spices general!y;
fact everything thatis needed in the Grocery line.
The fact is, call at r. NAPLES &c., for everything
his stock of Goods will show for itself.
ac1ysNo trouble 10 show Goods.
Dulucne. Oct. 6-lydw +. NAPLES & GU
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Tea dessert md table poons forks, &c., Of tile best qa
inv, ana warranted.
rich article of Window Curtains something new and
very beautiful
Iu kua-filassss extra large sizes and very cheap.
A healiifi,l assortment of Wall and Window Paper
both Frrn; aud American .tsi r5s
ladies' Shoes the latest quality of Philadelphia man
ufacrr which is understood t. be- the best IN The United
states also Chl!ca's and Misses, in endless variety.
Fancy Goods OF every description. style and guaiiy
trimmings etc, and ,cnearly every thing that's wan
ted.
sall he happy to have the pleasure Of showing my
.oSis iii Ladies' all times; and would respectfully
say 10 married Ladies who wish to furnish Their hon
scr i.h the newest and cheapest styles Of goods 10 .iv
cali; and who ct to he married soon nov
is the time III make good selection.
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+, DO Y i Els
CHEAP CASH STORE,

|
| On Main street, betareen Fourth and Fifth, nert
Door to John Simpiot's.
TIME subscriber begs lea to Inform the inhabitants of
/ Dubuque and surrounding country, that he hasjust
returned from New York with fresh and seasonable
1 T1jf SC y GRocERIfs& oUEENsWARE, which have
been bought the most advantageous terms, and will
b, sold for cash AT thu lowest rnunerating prices.
Country starehcep respectfully requested to call
AID examn goods and rice before making ptrchas
es esew Tn price only will be asked, and no alate
ment made. Amongst the stock WI be found tile follow
| ing:
Supcrfinc Black Cloth Fancy satIn silk & Bingham
Black and fancy cassmercs cravats-Scarlct, blue and
| Doe 81 ns white wrappers, drawers
Caslmerettrs, satinets cot Suspcnders, cnmfnrers,
| ton goods Turkey rid and madden
| ~, acled shcetings, s-4.1o4 Eandkerchefs.
Blue beached and brown Green and blue barege Bloc
/ drillings mer corded skirts,
81 ,acl,cd brown & striped Swiss and jackonet insert
| shirtirnS; ings and ed.ings;
iuckabacks, Diapers towel sie ana thread insertngs,
| rugs; and edgings, black silk lace,
Crash heached and brown capnets sewed muslin col
| daniaSk table cloth; lars and cuffs;
Red; whit, and yellow fan Black lace falls;
! nell; Ca,hm re, silk and wool
Red cklngs counferpanes, wool, cloth, Berlin, Lsle
| Carpet wcrp, cotton yarn ana cotton gloves
| and batIiug Boys fancy, plaid, gray,woo
ssatchels, Carpet bags merno and cnton socks
and umbrellas; adies' merino, cashmere
| Gnghams, calcoes, linseys and cottn hose,
checked, ackonet, Swiss Threads, sewing knitting
book, Victoria lawn and cott'ns, purses, elasfcs.
| lappet mnslins, wrlsets,, purse twist, Ze-
| A!dacas, mohairS, coburgs, phyr wool;
luStr.s and poplins; Tapes, reels, hooks and eyes
De Lanes pr nted caico"s Jenny Lind and Kate Hayes
| French mernoes, Canton gown buttons, pearl, agate,
haines, cambrics, cam linen and ivory buttons:
| brio handkerchief; Dressing, back and side
Brown Holland, Irish linen, combs, hair and cloth
Oiled cloth, table covers, Coat Links;
Doyleys black velvet; Bay State long siaws.
Wadding, batting;
CLOTHING.
l;entlemens black cloth Cashmere and Doeskn
cloaks, finishing and blank pants,
ct overcoats quilting, satin ludia rubber leggings,
and fancy vests,
GROCERIES, &c.
Choice Imp rial, Young y Pure cognac Brandy old Mo
son, Ooolong & Souchong nongah Ia and Ohio wills
T,as. kew.
Java and Rio Coffees Golden Syrup and S II mo
hocoate Cocoa, lasses,
Loaf cru he'd, clarien and Smoking and chewing to-
brown sugars. bacco,
Sp nm, star and taow can Principe, Havana and She.
dies root cigars
Cloves, nunegs cnnamoii Fancy ana plan soaps lndi
ginger mustard and pepper go, lard oil, tubs, buck
Table CUTLERY and queens cts, coiee mills
f. DOYLE.
Nov. 15-dwy.
CyfIAWLS-25 Bay State shaws in store and for
y sale by EMERSON 4 SHIELDS
IN 00nASSORTEDc cigars, anl a few bbls cut & /
lU,UUUdricd tobacco for sale by CIR WEST
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NOTICE.
SELLING OFF FOR CASH.

ID. NAPLES & co. selling off their mammoth
stock of Dry Goods clothing, boots snd sho $; thirty
bales domestc 30 hhds sugar. 30 pieces carpets all Sorts
p barrels moasses bags Coffee $50 bags SALT so kegs
of nails. In fact stock isvery heavy and competeand
determined to duce it, TO make for
spring goods. All those that want great bargains will
please give us a call, for determined TO sell.
The sale will commence Friday morning and con
tinued from day day. Sundays excepted until the stock
is entirely:rin out. PETER NAPLES & Co.
Jan l5-dwly
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.Mr. Dobson, yen said you thought the de-
frndan, was slightly inrbriate; what made yen
think 40 p
ssBtcause he persisted in wearing the kn,t
Of his neckiie under his left ear, and would
have it,that the brick house on the corner was
trying to jump on his hat
The court allowed that that Simpson had par
taken OF stimulant
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

Coon TsAsT.- Tie Ladies Our stars be.
teri marriage, and our stripes sfssr
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

- always think twice, before yeu speak
snec
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SCAEsEs'S COM PDU II ID
lCnyTCTTr or

Fer tn of DEAFNESS. pains, aud the discharge
of matter rom the ears also all those di>agrceae
like th bIzZng of insects, falling of watr, wizzng
of st &c &C., which symptoms Of approaching
deafness, and also generally attendant with tie disease
Aug c-y I. MASON, Agent,
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Notice.

A J. pcrsons hereby notified not TO cr dit m.
N wife A1NEDA my account, ~ :" ~ het pay
any debts contract d by her from and after THIS date
VICTORIOUS THOMAS.
ElA.kmAwx 60. lows, April Is, '.2. [Ap 2.dwIwT
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B1cKs, Rn1Ks B0aKS.
j. j. T.. NOR.IAN,
Bookseller. Sta.ioncr and Dealer in Periodicals
CORNER OF HsLF .a.Nrl) SIXTH STREET,
nFFFHS nj the 'otcrSt prices, spi ndd lot "t tato
J lie AMI Miscellaneous books. Tn finest assortm nj
nf attn lie Pray Books and Bihl brought 10
Iowa viii r., found ih,re Sso endless variety OF
heautiil! pictures, suitable for framing.
GYFY HOOKS AND JUFENILS
in STYLE and prices for sale al Nornan's
Cheap Book and Drug Store ccvner main and sixth SITS
MOFF3TS YEGET3BLE LIFE PILLS .4.ND
PHG.NIX BITTERS.
AlREsfl supply al Norman's Cheap Book ans Drui
! sere.
SONG BOOKS
ALL he new and popular song books of the day
| sale al Nurnaus.
TALES .7ED .NOTELS.
| slNM'S and M'INTIRE'S London series oftaies
nov els ltr sale at Nurnan's. Nov 36--5iudW
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u. NAPLES Il { d.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
wNT va ux HcHx A10 - WH

G.A5jFR luf V5fLfso Hoefof-.
WE WOULD beg leave 10 say thai am now PREPARED
furnish quantity and quality OF goods oil every aes
eriprion, at Hhcie.die or Retail.
have hand $4,000 worth'f
try Gc0sEs a,sd Cl.thisg
Boots Shoes and caps: - hds sugar. 50 barrels mo
Iasses $50 bags coffee 5la bags salt, and all kinds OF
GROCERIES,
100 of fresh teas. direct from the east fine tapestry
Ingram, three-ly and Brussels carpems, window eur
tains, spoons, and every thing need by houseNeeP
ers from cellar 10 garrct.
Having spcnt all in the east selecting my
goods wherever could find ttemchcap, am able to give
better bargains than ever have complete assortment
Of every thing, both English, French and American
goods CALL AND SEE Me.
tn Ttit. GnfES,
Having been east, for the last three months il now
rufsn with tie most
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
ever Offered for sale III the West.
CARPETS.
lner,in three ply and Brussels, the latest patterns
INST from the manufactures; dfnesetts ana ape-c"'et-,
French and American
SilAWLS, &c,
A LARGE stock of shawls from 81 ,5to SG fashionable
hanncts the very material, and made to order by
the fashionable NliIlincrs in Phi!adepha; also,
variety of ladies' silhvelvt coats and fancy SIX
Nantes and hianas.
! LADIES' NUFFS
The best assortment brought the UI'-v rom 7dc
DRESS GOODS.
French English and German erinoes, from 45c. 10 81 81
per Yard muslin dc LANES, m very rich styles, from oc
to 81 25; also cashmer apaccas and prints oi every
quality.
Nv Lamp and Grandolo Department is not equallcd in
! Iowa; every style and quality, and warranted
SILVER PLATE.
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Amendment.

q " ne g
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

Carry wa'chful eye upon dangerous enter
pfises. ga
Catch not at the shadow and lose the sub
stance.
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O.ONO STONs>.

TNHE subscribers respectfully inform the citizens of
i Dn'uqu and vicinity thai they receipt OF two
t usand stoves direct from Cincinnati, COMPRISING all
the late Improvements. TIL sup rify of the Cincin-
matt castings tie 81 Louis heretonr sold IN this
mark I is too well known Ia require comment. All
wishing 10 purchase request tn call and examine
their eNt n~ive stock and unusually low prices before
purchasing elsewhere. T.. +. SMITH & 60.
Busl's building, 3 doors above the NAPLES House,
iune % DubI Ne.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

~ Pride j. the never falling vice Of fools.
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INLOUR-Superfne and Extra Family, kept constantly
Il on hand al the regular market prices and lvered
free charge This -four is warranted good made Of the
nes quality of VIII at. II it should not prove so, the
Tour be return d at my expense, and the money
unded may 2Sl q. r. WEST.
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Vienna confectionery.

onSKS, G. \. Salt first rate article received per
OStWisconsin and tor sale lnw by
Sept, IL ly DESCELLES & MlCEfii.
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FINE lot of Sweet Potatoes Just received and for sale
~ at the OHIO Fruit and Seed Store, also at Wa
House the landing. G. X. WET
Sept llth,
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RADWAY & co, Practical Chemists
1G2 Fulton sire I. n. Y.
TIMOTHY MASON, Dubuque,
Only Agent for Railway T. Co. in Dubuque.
u!y 1851 No. Ally.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

LEMON SYRUP AND LEMONS
= BOXES superior Lemons and concentrate Iemo,
q Syrup received by DEsCELIES e MICHEL.
July 80, Silly.
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Notice TO the holders Of State
e..

rontac, Pinet ana Castilian.-lust received
" one harrel Of this ccebrat Il brand for sale y,
July 3d. l65l-ly. DECEIi.ES MICHEL
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Now ~ sAas .sTAssass.~

. N. Dwsx is In state Of sasp-sa-d ant.
saatsoa. had To beat. IL h,s boon trying
70 rad sIi II The .itss p,p.rs" in regard
20 whit Nj. Webster said, SAG, AMI did,
tg,smrn ~ eassses plcasc parse soir with lid,
and s@pa ~ord Of the result, J In the courss
of hrs sns's hfHs,ar. Bot. ssys Barax, !
never, I've d,nt believe he did, supposed
"a & say oae MN, In two vhoie centuries.
cc,.d hsyc gon~ through h,if, ssii a gu after,
or sesn an q z s'h ofthe wonders tod 9th /,
n ~ osatcr! Dr. Borss has given up in
dspss, thu ns~s, apcr sn,cao,e. osa,ory.
and lsci issf IN sksfs, have got 80 far sbasd
d the dsc,-', thrt h. ,rsvs TO pos,eri'y thu
Abona Of p.ss.;ug - the han an noiic in
th, -l;fe AMI tim - ~ Dauici w.hsses."--.
II nsver rains bot il pours, Shtksp-ar !. or
eo;ne 0thsr of thc poa.ieai chips say, ana Il
rssninds US talking Of S,.,a. lawyers, Of the
ear II poor fellow who. being up before
I've bar - pl,inliG in . mstier where b. az
s:ig1.7 &Ssaksf dorm, and biz bulls eye
waieA ahstrae,ea .---ais lawyer road the bill
q inAAetneu,. vhcrein the plsin.iff, a. u..
sal, vas ssepsssi 10 hlve been wayln.i,
slaughtered, sni osherwis, pat through, ny
eli sasnss sfscaa and thrust" instruments,
ftum = three-ponzrd fork up to hawit zer,
loaded With ch ain shot and friction m ,tc hes.
~Etssul esIsa shes." gro,n, tbs origin
a proprietor Of the .sall's eye" watch. Il
hadn't the fast ider wss 80 cruci6eJ;'
Verdict fus tbs plaintiff, ofcoursc.
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Ta,s,c.L Occrasrxcy--A private !e,

TRigIcAL OoerRssycy.--A private let
Ter iion Il friend, d tied kaley, c. W. brings
u, in,eih gencs Of fc5 ia. and fat,i en-
co1nser which occurred near Brock, ile, q
few dnys since. l.appeirs thsi NJ. Robert
Chsmberlin. merchant Of the form v pfsce,
employ d a young uiln named Henry Sn!.h,
10 transport load VI Iacrcla Idise frvn the
Amcr,csn siie Of the river to Chimbc,lifs
Corners, &. w. On arriving nj Rockville
with the goods, an s,tsmp. Vas made 70
elade the search Of the Custom Hon e Of.
iice.r, who being appr!sed Of their Unlawful
design-s, armed ID ..nselvts and went IN
porSait. The smngiers were son overts-
ken by the Qaeen's paici lis. sal the load
Of goods Pro:,ss.tly se,zsd. a detenain ID
resistance being made by the other pa.ty,
,wa Of the officers drew their Ssyolvers and
fred upon the opponents.
Young Saith received b,li through his
body. which caused his death IN about an
boar. Mr. Chinserlin vas also severely
woanic3, bu! l.tls hopes arc cnscrt lined of
his recoyey.
Ths unfortunate young man who lost kis
life 10 ;his sff.ay, was tho son AMI chr
support of an eStimsble WIDOW lady.
The oiIie re, O. Course. Sill be expncr I'D
fson sns criminal pro~ec i,inn, thoegh u
does appear as II this fatal tragedy Hhg.i'
have bern syoided.---lo swego JcurnI.
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Dosroy, Dec. ~.
Tmr Sur AvvsaAS on FIsx.--Tbr
ship Afghan. C.p. Rasa.ansen, Of New
York, arrived a, hlis POT lsst evening from
New Orleans, sith a csrgv Of cotton and
lard. Immediately upon reaching Union
wharf. u messenger US dispatched 10 the
sexs rcosa With information n the effect
TIA; the cargo of the ship vas on fire, md
asking fcr sss.st,nce. A eencrsi slsrvs
was given, and the fire department. pro-
cceded to the burning weasel, winch had
bern made fast At the end Of the wharf.
The hf,cL Is were removed. and ksh dot
en- ssresisss a vaies wrrs coddarted through
,lse hstchcs ursa he burning mass. The
IRE seems 10 hsvs been quite extensive, rs
s;,ssks IA grsai qusrsiti,s issued frsm The
matches Sore. az and niasslpa. ], hIi beer
snnissns several days. W doubt, aai prcss-
big originated from spsnta naoas coss,hss-
ss,n Il 90 ina Aisx sse~nd yesswisy If.
fe.ny,n. Tie cap: IA, wiso hsf bern she'd
6s sessrai days, was rssposca The isspsnsn.
the vess7A taseheS the wharf
The nsrncn werksd uusii = izts bear lsss
eyen,ae. and succeeded In ,sqadsiing tssc
cargo to sech IN exscas ~ 70 cstingulAn
tbs Aaxnm.
u 10 unka,sA, ~ yet, sbst d<Eyce ol
ds~sSs The shsa and esrre hsSs sostsined
| Ths AI<Asn vss bss.i II nsscas. end
vss ovnei II Nsv Yosk Her earn. ~
ssarrsssea = - par snse1sA In tins cry.
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RUTLAND ACADEMY sOrycE.

The Tr,sssess Il Rntissi .isirsiy are sa'iitS 'is
tho AnLuAi .ee,itg 81 tie s~ci,1h u Oh off, ard
tie aaassoti of bur S'.s.s s b. held At he cart
Haass. tn RHispd, nu Tsescsy, the 9Th DAY ~ la
uuy. tssy, II tat>k, NJ II IL bored .ssf ~ Ire
TRUSTEES ~ ~ Isert.t as nsssn. nii'i 10 prS' aed
sas "a. Isya-at Q! tie aeb-d1ess u the 1fas,fes,
ssd Ls ris farther u.si,siR~as sra pn~sssny u ihs
lassint,ss. aAgTiS a. EvgKrs, CID.
a. I.ytsti.n Is also sitsused 70 eli thu ..uaees
II lie taA. d nssst ssns the Trustees Al t,se un's
sa-,.s asstasd, Sc The parIo-~ ~ asst ,hs 1'eass
~ tie -, 's.o, ~ ss~ AesAs, ss,a. II Is natter
In ~bi ~ etixeAs have ,hssrost, aud fsoss
ZACH sses ell t6nss s~ssat La ~ r-st ',s''h'
aud learn tie rtst- u the Rat osAe dc
,,asd sssxs. In which "a IA sysss, sas the Anita
sas ~sa ts pisf~d .aos~ shs heed o tArtna ftaI,ta
hss aid. Tbs chsractr ans sns.ns. u ne ,..sa a.
resdy, stosis ,assss i.s aasss ,ssSs.s~sy 80 ~ o.
heG - .. chs aisssa, he pfs-ss' At 'ir ss'-'-
ns. LrTiiEE DANIELS, fTss.4aat
xAsIia a. ErEyTs. 6s,rs.
Rsfispz, Der. u. t.s.. s'sw.
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in Prsbst~~- Daniri Underwood Esia'e
STATE DF vkH hoNT, | ~ " "I'.nb7ir n'ai
~ fr,of ~ n s.ass. -. - syesfI sf--nia e
Tin, rt l. .,e an f The rsii bi4'ft'fH B''hd, held
=, gaiaua 10 .ha t.r sslt Ia is,c, ga 10. Si'' dsy -
i,o nier, \. D., Isss,-ffe. oI.i. haa hsE'I. Lti-
To-. judy;
h~rea. Gid-1ln g. Taisr, ssn..ri tfa'pf g! t.o 80
te - ,aioi jnae ,si, iAis 81 Ma "a lsb,f, -
a Ihstr,i cseeAsfi it'e.Ste. bas ti. pre- hicd
b, a.. ala Tflbsia t.air Fctss la ~ Iif'r Nss',s
.IiiLg t,rih rr4H f'st. Uisiise 80 in s'inatth 81
aid .tltr hertz, spssr thai ie i-f anal 81 al'
4 .ia dser ss.d T. iifirirn' - l,s the debit ~
,le saia aersaref sBs tn 81 sdnas'frs -
sad That order Fsss e., r'.fsii g. 'af tn14
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VsssxL Sroex.--Thc psst seasen has
been INC Of unna,l prosperity, and weasel
owners have especially done very profitable
aasiaass. We were told yesterday by the
owper II q vessel which cost o. 10 las,
winter. thsi she hid m,de clear o. insurance
and all other expenses. more uiAa 5000.
Railroad iron has been very important
item Of our lake commerce daring ,he pas,
asasor, snd much more may pc expected TO
cone forward next scason than has arriv-
cd during the one which his jus, closed
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