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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
sPEAKING "A NE COURT-HousE.

We are without space for an accouu; Of the
speeches at the Court-Hou5e on Monday last
Franklin Thomas, Esq made an able speech,
reviewing the history OF The two parties. lie
showed coHclusively that lbe wing party owed
its paternity to Alexander Hamilton, and that
Gea. Seott-was. the advocate of federal princi.
PicS. Francis Peters, Esq was called out, BIZ,
the only reply he attempted @as a few anecdotes
ami some " twaddte" aboUt1he resolutions of '9S.
Mr.. BediRgeE next addressed the people in one
of his most eloquent and sffective speeches. He
was followed by hir. Norris, who spoke until
near 9 O'Clock. and was at,sntiyely listened 10
Throughout. The democracy of Berkeley are
waking upland are delermtnHd to give Franklin
Piefce aud WIN. r. King a larger majority thai,
GeH Harrison got here IN 1870.
To-day Mr.. Norris will speak in Gerafdstowu,
and air. Hoge at B,oad Lane School house, be-
low Falling MISUNDERSTANDING Republican,
nf SnlnrHnn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE FAIR.
speech Of GencraI Pierce.

~ HEH Era
Ga Thursday last, the annual address and
other public exercises before the Society took
place. II was aItentiveiy listened to BY a large
audience, aud was loudly cheered. General
Pierce being upon tile platform with the oif-
cers, as an invited guest, was then vociierOus
ly called for by the audience, and when he
arose to respond to the call, he was received
BY unbouuded enthusiasm. manifested by loud
ard long continued cheering. When at length
silence had been restored, Gen. Pierce made a
highly appropriate lille speech. The Boston
Herald gives the following as the substance of
his remarks
General Pierce said tlIat a speech from him
would be out OF place. This had been one ottle
bright, pleasant days, which now and then cast
their radieuce over our pathway-dispelling the
| rigid expression from the brow OF care-amimat.
irg with a rich glow whatever meets the eye
aGd quickening with US all the sources OF lnno-
/ cent employment. He had, in common with this
vast audience, felt its power; aud The s%atisiac-
tian itfhad brought was at that moment alleged
oaly by the regret that such holidays, where prac-
tea! Improvement, delightful relaxation, and ge-
NAL sympathy were so happily blended, were not
Of more frequent occurrences. The exhibition
was. mall respects, worthy of the State-the pre-
~paratton and arEangementhighly honorable to the
gentlemen to whose hands they had been commit
tcd-and TO this county, so distinguished for the
grandeur of its mountains, the beauty ofits lake
scenery, and the intelligence, industry, and pro
bity of its sturdy population. More than this
would not be expected OF him under the existing
circumstances. lie came to see and hear and en-
joy-not to speak-and he must ask his lriend;
10 excuse him ovn."ssi"s s"iy tue hnpe tilat me
T]efection OF the Great Spirits might never be
cast upon a population less prosperous and happy
AT the conclusion oil Generai Pierce's remarks
he was greeted with the most enthusiastic ap
piause, after which the audience separated, high
" gratifcd with the entertainment to which they
lad been invited.
$The definition of the Indian name of Lake
Wiunizseugee,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
INnIANA.

From Indiana the Intelligence IS CONCLUSIVE Of
a complete and overwhelming democratic t,i-
umph. q despatch from the Hon. w. J. Brown
informs us that the Democratic majority in Indi.
ana is about $4,000. Tic Legislature is over
whcImingly democratic, and the DEMOCRATS have
elected every member Of Congress QenE but one.
In our next we will give complete details of
these and other returns.
LATEST FROM INDIANA.
Since the above was in tyne We have received
the following:
INDIANAPOLIS, October l6.-En forty counties
Wright [fOr Governor gains 1924 over his vote
of l84g, and is elected b. ., least 90, d1O. De.
muaratic State ticket uhcut ) 1000 votss behind
Wright. Ten Democrats and one VYrig Gun.
gresham. Legislature largely democratic.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
BANK OF THE UNION.

The Washington Republic SAYS the ~circula.
tiSn of this Bank is not far from seventy thou.
sand dollars from six 10 ten thousand Of which
it is estimated, is heldin Washington by various
individuals. "a legal gentleman of Washington
has visited Virginia to take possession of assets
OF the bank in this State for the benefit of the
creditors. Messrs. John A Linton and Samuel
Chiffon are the trustees . settle up The affairs.
a heavy run has been made on similar insti.
tntons IN Washington, but they redeemed their
issues, at least such as are located there. MANY
notes are ah9at purporting to havs been issued
there, but no place is designaied for their redemp.
tiOn.
The Butchers OF GeOrgetown have resolved to
receive the following The BanE.of WASHING.
ton, Patriotic Bank of The Metropolis. FaImeFs,
and Mechanics Bank, Bank OF Commerce ,CorDo.
issl9ns o. ueorgesowa and Alexandria. Within
the last ten days S4O,O 600 of Georgetown Corpo.
ration notes have been returned ani redeemed at
Cheir ohice, andthe notes have been DESTROYED.
GREAT SALE ofIMPoRTED CATTLE.
Asale Of cattle lately importedL y the "Scioto
lohiol Valley Importing Company, came oFon
the 9th instant, at DR. Watts fa,m. near Chilieo.
the. The Bulls snld as follows:
NobIeman, calSed 1850, 5000 Master Ball
vile. caiyed 1880, S220O5 Lord Nelson. calved
1880. $3.50; Alderman, calved 1919. Sl.InO
Gamboys calsed 1851. $1,000 Count FaIhom.
eaiyed4SbI S2,075i YOnng Whittington catyed
4sbl 400; Rising Sun, ~ealyedls5a, 1900;
Isaac eaifed 1850, $500.
The Cows sold as fotcws:
Moss Rose calredsS89. 81 300 Strawber.
~ four vents old SIg0O0; Raspberry, caIved
100 elslIQ3 Santfse cafted 1880 St,aS0;4
5Aasy eaiget 1850 $1,000 EncEaatte. two
5ea oldi e99oJ Blue Bonnet SalFed 1850,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

The Valley Agricultural Fair, to be held near
Charlestown, will on "Wednesday
next, Co.morrow.) The entries OF stock, and
other matters Of attraction, will be greatly larger
than at our last exhibition, and the attendance
will embrace citizens from every section Of Vir-
ginia and many from neighboring States. Our
own farmers and mechanics, We feel assured,
will leave no efforts untried, to give interest TO
the occasion and a crcditubIe exhibition to the
county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
who is The Friend of The Foreigner

In the United States Senate on the 10Th of Au.
gust, 1871, (when Pierce, King and Graham
were all in that body Mr.. Young of Illinois, a
Democrat, moved an amendment TO the land dis
tribution bill, TO the effect, "LI0t foreigners should
hare the same right 10 pre- enPfiOn as naLire born
citizens" On HAT proposition The vote Cas will
be found in the Congressional Globe for The Ist
sessionof the 9th Congress, page sI7,3 stood
as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Benton, Buchanan,
Clay of Ala, Cuthbert, Fuiton, KING, Linn,
McRoberts, Mouton, PIERCE, Smith OF Conn,
Sturgeon, Tallmadge, TaPpan, Walker, White,
Williams, Woodbury., Wright and Young-22.
GO Democrats and > Whigs.)
NAYs-Messrs. Archer, Bates, Bayard. Der.
r:en, Choate. Clay of Ky, Clayton, Dixon. Evans.
GRAHAM, Henderson,, Huntington, Ker. Mer.
rick, Miller, Morehead, Phelps, Porter, PreDtiss.
Preston, Rives, Smith of Ind, Southland. and
W~oodbridge-25. can Whigs)
Read this, naturalizad citizens. The Whig
party (saving but barely two of twenty.seyen3
aud prominently among them Sir. Graham, voted
Ggainstth the amendmentto secure you equal Driyi
leges with the native citizen, while every Demo.
Graf, Pierce and King with them, voted for the
amendment. Intelligent and rejecting foreion-
ers-you who have left the iiberty-crnsbfnG dv-
nasties of the Old SVord-wilI YOU NOT Ibj5k IF
these things when you come to the polls and vii.
you not obey every impulse Of true human ns.
ture, and vote for those who are really voU,
friends 2-BostoR Times,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
CORNER STONE.

We learn from the Rev. ]. w. LANGLEY, the
Preacher in charge of the NJ. E. Church at Pc.
tersville, Md thatthe Corner Stone of their new
Church Will be laid with appropriate ceremony
at Petersviile, on Saturday, Goth inst. Rev.
HENRY sLIcER will deliver an address on the oc.
casion
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
BALTIM0REE AND ONO RAILROAD.

The Fairmont Republican says that the Bal
timore aud Ohio Railroad Company have ex-
tended their passenger train from Fettcrman
to Fairmont, and will hereafter run daily from
that place 10 Baltimore. By this arrangement
passengers will dine in Fairmont and breakfast
in Baltimore next morning. Tie company are
sparing no pains or money in getting their road
completed To Wheeling by the first of January
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
DEATH OF JAMES POINTS.

JAMES PorSrs, Eco, the u. s. Marshal of
Western Virginia, died at Staup'on, Va, after a
short illness on Thursday last. He was a most
efficient officer, an honorable and courteous gen.
tleman, and as a citizen of Staunton, identified
with its public improvement aud beueficent in
stitutions. lie leaves a large connexion and a
host of warm personal friends, who most sincere
ly lament the sad bereavement which has oc.
Cured.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
the INRAMoUs BARGAIN.

r T7,,,,vo,o1 49,. 49,. ~. NJ,
tor several days there have been rumors thai
nae GhSse o. Co. had soidoTt 10 Seward Scott
" 20. we nave iosoorne to aiigde to the subject
UNI! We gS Sonaa ger possession OF me facts IN the
mol az iioerty 10 use tAe names oil the parties who
nave betrayed me secrets put me bargain has
ever strength there may be among the abolition
ISIS aud iree sellers who nominated him, to Sc
van ana 9cott. but the democracy need not
-. :, t'' az az a,@ aa uTe - =. ms o5'sS.n e az
- Ia L;rIais : "ltnsei - q rev ueulI,
3 > g. y M ~ ~ many oLlnose VINO Wou ui
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19


WAsBISGToN Co. AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-Tbe
fair otihe Washington county Agricultural So.
ciety commenced ou the 18th and lasted thee
days The Mail OF the I4tll says: Onr Town il
crowded Il persons atIendins The AoricnI,n,aI
Fair. The exhibitions are must inteTestinr and
very fuh. Very many models at usefbi ieve1.
lions are TO be seen, bouaeholding aud FARMING
best kind, products Of The soil oftbeeboisss, ~
best Kind are on exhibitions IL most com
Plete aitalT, and shows the great interest fell bv
the people Of this. and the surrounding counties.
cannot be awarded to the ofeeFs and msTbs,s
OF The Association for the sresr pains thew baTsz
taken, and tse enterprise dsplayed b. Them
getting up this exhibition.
onttONRsman, Air, G FIR zimmerman had
on exhibition az tha Fair, one 81 his vefv ~.
6rAted ihreshipg Maehipes. which mas yss,Iy
superior 10 any nthe Tbiesle eShi6ffsd 56J
lgafp9osk tae frst emiem 6asfed
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
MILL GREEK DlscUsSIoN.

A discussion took place before quite 8 gespec.
table crowd at Mil Creek, on Saturday last, be;
tween John E Norris, Esq, of this place, and
Joseph Tidbali, Esq, of Winchester. John B
Hoge, Esq. was expected 10 be there, hut was
prevented from being present by business engage.
ments.
At:. Norris made a speech which did credit to
himself and was highly 50 ts6lrtory to his it lends.
Mr.. Tid6all failed TO answer his but
INDUCED in The current abuse of Franklin
Pierce, against whichhe was successfullY yindi-
Gated by ME Sotris.-I6id
G-The Leesburg Wasbtha,onian states that
the County Court, on Monday week, acquitted
AIR Harvey, WHO was confined in the Londoun
Jall' tor killing a air. Harrison. From tie evi.
dence adduced Mr.. Harvey was Shown 10 have
borne an irfePrOachable cdarapter, and his hon.
otaotf a%cvultia' by lie Court leaves nota slain
upon it BY this oeourenee. The deed was com.
niitted purely IN seledelences
GEs. ScoTr OF VIRstN1S.-sThe Whies:N North
ana south, have quarEelied Alant their Platform
and now they differ AbonI logaingfhe candidate.
The ARhlgs OF the South cfgim Scott AS VIA.
sIHiAS, while iha Wings ofEt8ie North ealhim q
JERsgIMAN. The only wa for him to- carry
MS Willie 10 lecaIA himself in VER..
AoN1aTshe rest pePpdisle b5a.
YssaieR Amerfsqn.
- few days go 4'009 Sags were sold ID
datailt county, 81 81 IS FaF8oRt.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
FLORIDA.

The returns from this State, though the cleo
ton was held two or three weeks since, are YET
incomplete, though sufficient has been received
to indicate the almost certain defeat of the Whi!
Candidate for Governor and member o! Congress,
who are the present incucnhcnts.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
A A s FORGERY.

PHILADELPHIA, October 10, 1893.
a base forgery has been originated end Pts
lished, in Tie shape ola letter, PurPorling lObs's
been written aud sigEed by General FrankIa
Pierce, and dated at Concord, N. H., June Z, 81
aVOwing hostility to the Catholics, and his tF
prevail of the religions test. Tx letter Is de-
clared by General Pierce TO be an entire Tor
gery-a forgery in the ideas-in the Language
lin The detail and in the aggregatc-and Up
on his authority, | pronounce it to be So
The State Central Committee will pay iise h'1'
died dollars 10 any one Who Will produce su'a
a g~eau.ne UrigiuaI letter.
w. L. HIRST,
Chm'n., State Central Committee, PhiIadeLPhI.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19
GLoRioUaHEwsi
Maryland, Pennsylvania, Ohio. Indiana aEd
Florida nEi Right!

Maryland, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana asd
Florida aH Right!
The first gun d Democracy fired .npon the
bulwarks of the enemy hsAs completely and ogsf-
wheImingIy demolished aIftheir bright hopes afd
fyad expectations. The battle has already be!n
fought and victory won The City q Monu-
msnts, the Old keystone aud the Qaeen States
OF the West, Ohio and Indiana, no less than Ike
laad OF flowers and song, Florida, has sent forth
the glad tidings that the Democracy are invinci-
bic, and a glorious triuu17h awaits than. Let
the Democracy of Virgins find fresh encourage
ment from these glorious results, 10 will and de-
termiue that the Old Donna iOn shall roll up such
a majority, as has neve! before been equal'ed
s;pce the days of the Pa,rIsl JAcEsoS. 3'hc time
ofe,ection is just at hand, and let no true Demo.
Graf be now found as a dfcne il the hive.
From the Union Of Yesterday, we copy the
following returns. The rlzsuIt is yet incomplete,
bu. quite sufficient is kuown to indicate al over
wkelming triumph for The: Democracy
BALTIMOR8 CITY.
On Wednesday last, lht Democracy of Bali-
| mare city achieved a great, grand, glorious vic.
to.y. They elected ]. S. ~lloLLIHs, E-l Mayor
oil line city and, by a msjcri;y OF 1854 votes over
Capt. FEATcE, the Wing tandidate-on the 'arg'
est vote ever polled in the city. They also car,
ried IA of the 20 menbetF ot the first otanch oi
the City Council, and : Of the 10 members Of the
second branch.
Pennsylvania.
In 1851 Bigler (Dem. had in Pennsylvania a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19

The Wing press have done their utmost D
throw disc edit upon the personal courage o.
General Pierce. They have tailed, signal!
failed, in their despicabIe attempt. And more
than This, they have discovered that their vilsn'
slults do but commend General Pierce 10 lhe 3D.
miraiion and affection of the American people
They are ALARMED at this result, and begin nos
to manifest u penilential regret for their famO''
conduct. They would repeat it to morrow, how
ever, if aught could be made by it, bul they az
rather too honorable to indulge in a system Of "
tuperaliOn and defamation which damages t6eh
own cause. The annexed extract from the New
York Courier and Enquirer, a Scott Journal cen
tsins a formal retTRxit of the charges Of eoTay.
ice against Gen. Pierce. The motives Wbhq
prompt the Courier and Enquirer TO this heI "
JUSTICE 60 are quite patent:
'If any thing can elect Pierce, it must be TIE
conviction in lie minds OF the American peeps
that The Wings countenance the dsgraceiuI 10.
PnlatiOns upon his personal courage which esy
tam. u~nscruPulOus politicians have clrcu!'",
against him, and which 70 honest and InteIistp'
Wing for a moment credits. The very men W.
manufactured and continue to circulate lhs =
famous slandeT. do moi believe il and Oene.A
Scott not only repndiates ii as dIsrePIrs y,
bic TO the Wing capse and 10 our country :.
has voluntarily bOEce testimony TO the gooStUi
duct aud high bearing OF General Pierce 10 Mer
CO. Every Wing who has any self-TesPeetS
any cOn6dehce IN the superiority Of our e.. ~
and our candidate over the cause and The e ~,
date OF the anti-interDal improvement ana ~ y.
ish lFce=trade party opposed TO US, should ~. IN.
IN coutemniDg the recklessness which thu.d
Iessly seeks TO destroy the personal cha[as'"
General Pierce.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19

- Wing have been temporarily elevated by
tb, rms rha. the democratic m iority in
rbis State had been cut down to five or aiX thous-
and. This was cause by a false despatch in ;le
Baltimore Sun of Saturday-a paper that seems
IN ,.aiaice in circulating rniounded returns
~ roi!,yi,~. which we copy from the Philadel.
phia North America of Yesterday, "a violent
WING paper,) agrees Will! 81 "nr last dispatches:
BuFrALo, Oct. I5.-KSliab!e despciches re-
ceived here from CLEVELAND, in regard To- the Oslo
election, say that the Democratic majority of'5l,
which was 26, 900, will be reduced from five To
six thousand votes in consequence OF Wing gaids.
By some it is thought that it will be still further
reduced.
The above despatch was mU:ilatcd in the Bal
timore Sun, SO as to read HAT the majority bad
been cut down from 96, OGG 10 5 or 6! Our own
intelligence from Col. MedGry, of the Ohio States
man, induces us TO 'ely oa a majority OF at
least lS, 600 in Ohio.
The Legislature is supposed to be democratic
by a decided majority and the democrats have
gained four members OF Congress.
LATEST FROM OHIO.
Since the above was in type we have received
the following despatch irau Col. Medaiy, editor
Of the Ohio Statesman, in reply to a despatch
from this city asking for the last news Irom that
State. Il settles the question:
CcLUMBU&, Oct. lE-5 p. m.-Wc still thiHII
from returns unofficial, tia: Gas before stated 10
you) the Democratic Inj giIy in Ohio will nc
I,Crniy tk0uSaHd Oh tie State ticket--possiEiy
Two or three thousand less. CoDgresSmem-l2
Democratic, including I!f. Odds 7 Wings ard
. Free Sellers. Ohio will give 3 large majority
for Pierce and Kirg, certain.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19

we learn from The Redmond lYa1 Dis
patch thatth exPcpts from that port 10 foreign
ports during the quarter ending the 30ih nit,
amounledl al salnet0s j ,007,2l2, the articles con
slstug RslnctPsly ot tSbaeeo and -four During
last week The ship izsbeth Ellen cl red for
AusiEallaf WIN 20 iefcea oIlobaeco and 6,g56
barrels Herr and Ihe slip GaPftol torSau Fran
cisco, Wlpi 9s06 els Hour besides d qaangi-
~skattmaH q Wiley, Esgt, 81 H6rran-
Town Va @ tina WING c5ndidste for 961aFpEs.
In the Wheeling df 5Sfee Yh6mnson 6sm
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-10-19

SPEc1AL AoEar SRxr TO BAvAxA.-Itis sH'
tedsIhat President Fillmore has disPatchedaE
eiai agent TO Havana, 10 enquire into me \;
with regard 10 the treatment OF the bark CoI
and the steamer Crescent City, and II the 81
cisI accounts should be eoTrOboTated, 2 80.
promptly demand ample satisfaction, ano, ~,
cessaTy5 w~ilienforGe The same. In the msNsF
the CEescentG City has once more sailed ~
O~deansloF Havana, with the Cuban maslo
Rufsef Smith on bard. Ifthey again Ieltsilr
permit her 10 land AZ Havana, she VIII
proceed on her soag @ New York.
AAFHaiHestif Bsfkeley county
aie p6simasief intae
" signed
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PENNSYLVANIA

In 1851 Bigler (Dem. had in Pennsylvania a
majority of S,465. As compared with This cleo
ion, we have gained as fellows al the last elrc-
tj,n in that State
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nnArIrIoN

Men Of lie Soulh, Pause and Ponder"
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RETRAcTIoN OF A WING CALUmNT

Chm'n., State Central Committee, iP6isdeIPbi
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Lew days 2'O0e9 were sold ID
hata,lteoanty ky5 81 stdsts
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

I nave tho pleasure of Announcing ~ the teop.e .
Di,tasas AID vicinity, the receipt. ,hss day, Vi eur,
ply u
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29
n w GOOD S.

Low PRICES .1rD 40 .u!ST.3KE,
40 YOU wish to see the l.srres, Best and
s1 Cheapes, Stock o: Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods ever offered IN Duo, QUE Then
call on 7. Waples u Co.. Main Street. under
the Wapsrs House. DO You wIut 10 look a,
the mos, complete and handsome Stock III
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
;" be found in til" Ci'y' P Wapl.s n Go can
show them, and n" mistake
Are YOU in want If House Furnishing Gr.ds
Of the hes, cl,ss, Carpets, table covers, Lamps
Looking Glasses, Curtain Damaaks, DC 2
Naplrs Il Co, have them in great variety. Do
you want
FASHIONABLE BoNNETs
Ribbons, Flowers. &C. You will find them
pret'er and cheaper at this Store, than at any
'ther place in the CITY.
IF you are in want Of ilandkerchiefs, EN-.
broideres, Gloves,
FINE SHOES AND CATERS,
(nf rhe latest s,ylcs,) Hosiery Laces, &c, buy
them Of p. NAPLES g. Co, il yop would have
them good and cheap
Do Gedtlemen want
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
Coats, Vests, Pants, Hats &c. They will find
fresh and complete stock, by calling upon
NAPLES & Co.
We have also on hand choice lot Of Sugar
Coffee, Tea, Tobacco, &c, which we will sell
at wholesale or retail OH the most favorable
terms.
Every body knows there is an advantage in
selecting from The largest stock--tl!eretnre,
you should not fail to call upon NAPLES
& Co
When you are looking for goods, be sure an
call upon It's before purchasing.
P. NAPLES & Co.
Dubuque, March Is ;o52--dwiy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

ByRes's Fast LovE-She mas his life, IL.
the ocean to the ricsr If his Mosyhts.-Tha
Wasy CAas"rsh rriavn-d the pas.inn Of he,
young p.e'-'nver, l tsv.. nn doubt, hot, like
the M"ns'gu~s and Capuless, ibr h uses o,
Chaworth and B ron w-r. a, f.ud Mary hal
not The strength and truth ~ Juliet, and Q" they
were parted separation byfar more pit. ous
To nsr, and more fatal To him. .han death 4, mid
the full summer brightness 1T hap~v love. This
not Shakespeare was the true s>nl. ,raoedr
Might she mt have taken the helm, ~ his mas
sion tossed spirit aud guided it int.S aeene,
sud ca''ser waters: Might she not hay. r..
deemed even his waywsrd sad erriny r Epr,
by the divinity Of pure love and steadf.s.
faith But it was not 10 be- Mary bestowe,
her hand upon a man, of whom httlr be.,.
ear be said than that he ranked eamanu III
most eminent spartsnen of the day"-tived i
Il sad ~ weep Wild tears ovar the w.st. wie,
hive TAXED her ma ne in sosr .wful i,nmor,al;,,
win her lovers. and died in broken .heartednes.
q la-t-Ehlie q gown reckless. r-s,i.as Al.
defiant, sh- very corr o. his hear, turned ~ ~,
ter a~hr~. forgetting his God. and dstrustin.
sad ds-sps~iag Mia Aro,h.,r. swept IN his p,,.r
Gus, shameful sorrn~ful. mad, and stormy car.
e.. till The shadows deepened and the long ngh
el,ssed in.