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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12
J. OOY i Els
CHEAP CASH STORE.

On Main, street, betarcen Fourth and Fifth, nert
Door to John Smptpt's.
TyEi, subscriber begs lea inform the inhabitants of
DullIue and surrounding country, that he has lust
nn "a Tap 1eM Az, adft wv nR G sna ssssonhe
THING, GROCERitS& CUEENsWARE. which have
been bought tie most advantageous terms, and will
b sold for cash at the lowest ,munerating prices.
Country serekeep respectfully requested 10 call
aid examine tile goods and res before making purclas
es elsewhere Gn@ price Only will be asked and no ahate
n!en made Amongst the stuck Wi be found the follow
ing:
s;uperfie Black Cloth Fancy satn silk & bingham,
Black and fancy cassimer cravats-Scarie, blue and
Doe skins white wrappers, drawers
| Cas'meret :, satnets, otSuSpcndcr., comforers,
ton eoods Turkey rcd and madden
| Bisached sheetings, 4,'o4 handkerchief
Blue, bleached and brown Gre and blue barege Bloc
drngs corded skirts,
Bhached, brown & sirpedIswiss and jackonet insert
shrting< ings and edaings
iuckabacks diapers, towel L-e and thresd inseting-
rugs; and edgings, black silk lace,
Crash, bleached and brown capnes, sewod muslin col
damask table cloth; lars ami cuffs;
Red; whit and yellow fan Black lace falls;
ncl<; Cashm re- silk ami wool
Bed tic kings counterpancs wool, CLOTH Berlin Isle
Carpet worp, cotton yarn and cotton gloves;
and batting; Boy fancy, plaid, graz, wool
i.adies'satehes, Carpet bags Dfrno and cotton socks
and umbrellas aides nerino, cashmere
Gingilanis cllieoes, liHseys and cotton hose,
checked, jackonet, Swiss Threads, sewing knitting
book, Victoria lawn and cottans, purses, CLASHES.
lappc muslins, wristlets, purse twist, Ze-
A.dacas, IN hairs coburgs, iIyr wool;
1ltStres ana p9pIis; apes, reefs, HOOKS ana eyes
De lanes printed cacOcs, Jenny Lind and Kate Hayes
French merinocs, Canton gown buttons, pearl, agate,
fannels, cambrics, CANT linen and ivory buttons;
brio handkerchief; Dressing, back and side
Brown Holland, Irish linen, combs, hair and cloth
Oiled cloth, table covers, Coat Links;
Doyeys black velvet Bay State long shaws.
WaddDg, batting;
CLOTHING.
Gentemen's black cloth Cashmere and Docskin
cloaks, finishing and blank pants,
ct overcoats, quilting satin luda rubber egsings,
and fancy vests,
GROCERIES, &c.
Choice Imp rial Young Hy Par cocnac Brandy old Mo
son, Ooolong Il Soucllong nongahcla and Ohio wills
Teas. key,
Java and Rio Cofees Golden Syrup and S II mo
Chocolate, cccoa, lasses,
Loaf, cru; he'd caritien and Smoking and chewing
brown sugars bacco
Sperm star and tallow can Principe Havana and She
dies, root cigars
Cloves, nutmegs cinnamon, Fancy and plain soaps ndi
ginger, mustard and pepper go, lard cal, tubs, buck
Table CUTLERY and queens cts, coffee mills,
ware, &C. iRaisinS, a,ioonds, currents.
T.. DOYLE.
Nov. 15-dwy.
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LFaED TREDHAY,l [uAMMoxD ROUSE
CWA lhCN WORKS.
D e BIZ q L F.:
TssEDsyag 81 ROUSE,

PROfRlETDRS,
hapnfFct~rs Steam Engines, Mn Geari1gs
and hW i,cas, lTaRing MUS, Laihes amt
serea-s Of al hints, F9rse Poseers and Sc
paratoFS, Copg'ng Presses !Stosos, from
Fence md Railing, Wiad0ao Cps nsd s&is,
C"'"mns & iron Castings ofeecry description,
FENiE Proprctors Of the above establishment would in
form the Public that they axe row prepared IL exc
cut all orders in their line with pomptness and dispatch
and r dye themselves 10 furnish good work be
had from the South East.
We respectfully invite those in of Machinery or
Castings of any description, to favor with call and
learn that Dubuque the place to those
ticles.
Iron finishing and repairing of ali kinds done the
shortest notice.
Machinery and Castings shipped to order to any part OF
the country.
Location the River, short distance above the Steam
boat Landing Feb. %, lS52--wtt
NEW gross pint and half rent Flasks for sale by the
II gross or dozen by e WEYr
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

The English Tory historian, Al sen, relstin :
Nashmston.s ret rement into p ipnte If, holds
this language g lie bequeathtd to his country
men an address, 70 which there az no comp, s :
tfon Of uninspred wisdom which can bear com
paTison"
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

CoLoRs IL LADIES DBEssEs --inconyr,,ity
may be frequently observed in the adoption Of
colors without reference to thclr accordance
with the complexion or s allure Of the wearer -
We continually see light blue bonnet and
| flowers surrounding sallow countenanee.
or pink opposed to one of glowing red a
pale complexion associated with canary or le-
mon yellow, OF ono of delicate red and white
rendered almost coleress by the, vicinity of
deep red. Now if the lady Of the saliow com
plrX'"n had worn a transparent WIN e b"nnei ];
or il the lady with the glowing red complexion
had lowered il bv bonnet Of deeper red col
u; if the pale lady had improved the eadavrr-
GUS hue OF her cpuu'cuance by surrounding it
with pale green, which By contrast, would have
suailstd il with delicate pink hue, or lad he
face
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

BOOKS, BOOKS BOOKS.
j. j. e. NORMAN,
Bookseller. Stationer and Dealer in Periodicals.
CORNER OF .L7l.V AND SIXTH STREET,
OFFERS at the forrest prices, splendid lot of Catho
~ lie and Miscellaneous books The finest assortment
Of Catholic Prayer Rocks and Bibles brought 10
Iowa, will be found there. Also, endless variety of
heait fu pictures, suitable for framing.
GIFT BOOKS AND JUTENILS.
varet, in style and prices sale at Norman Is
Cheap Book and Drug Store corner main and sixth
MOFFdTS TEGET3BL LIFE PILLS .lND
PHOENIX BITTERS.
A resi- supply at Norman's Cheap Book and Drug
SONG BOOKS
ALL he new and popular song books of the day
sale at Nornau's
TALES .4ND NOTELS
SlMM'S and M'iNTIRE'S London series oftales d
novels for sale at NornaHs. Nov 3G-5mdW
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Wanted.

TIME criber wishes purchase coed Onion seed
l. for which, fair price will be given None will he
bought unles insured 10 be Of the growth Of 1881.
TIMOTHY MASON,
Nov Icy Sign of the Good Samaritan.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

A hey from the country was recently lax N
into gentleman iamily. One evening, utter
having been called up in the draw II - room, he
came down into The kitchen, lau..tng i:naod-
efa,eiy.
"Nhai IS tho matter? cried he cook
"Why said hs, "ittre are twelve II rrn up
there, who couldn't snuff The caadlc, and they
had 10 ring for me to do t.'
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G.. II. WEST,
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION

On The Lcrce, Dubuque, Io,ea,
WHOLESALE and retail dealer in foreign and do
w mesc Fruits, Candies, Nuts, Spices, Family
Groceries, Produce and Provisions, Ornamental and
Fruit TREES Plants, Evergreens, ShnbbeTy; Grass,
Garden and Flower Seeds, &c. SC.
NIB STEAMBOATS,, Hotels, and Private Families, fur
nshed with good articles at the lowest market prices,
and delivered free of charge.
The undersigned would inform the public generally
that lie has strong and permanent enclosure with tho
necessary sheds and accommodations, adjoining his
warehouse at the steamboat landing in Dubuque, for
the convenience of those having cattle, horses sheep
and hogs ship and from this point also for the
commodaton of farmers and others coming to Dubuque
with loaded teams
Aay and gram kept conssaty on hand and for sale
reasonable low prices. CIR. WEST.
Dubuque, May %, 1851
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Forwarding AID COMMISSION.

FlNfE undersigned takes t'l nta'd inform the pEh
lie that he has taken die ar1e coG,inod!nus brick
Ware House on the Land ~ Tar civ ct iuii,qu.,
low a. ana IS ready a. sDrc shin All
kinds of Mcrchandtze, H4,.sr huld fWrntrr and nhcr
property, to or from any irt :" The Hited States,
the most favorable terms iihcfFl cash advances made
consgnments, if desired S., ji,Hr, h;tcun Lard
Cheese, and almost ever article ni Fsmiy Groceries
foreign and domestic Frnit viii I've y, constantly on
hand. Steamboats, will he Iir'tl>i with the
lowest rates. In conclusi"n VIII that ali business
entrusted to shall he ted with pr"mpness
care, and despatch, and favorable terms any
house in the city of Duburnr
For reference, refer to the iiowng geniiem of h.
city:
PETER WALES, ". p. WiGHrMAS,
WIN LAwTHER &c, j. T. FARLEY & Co.,
+. +. BIssFL. IL. Y. LOWELL.
Dubuque, April Is, 1851 II &. R. WEST.
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yIyHE subscribers respect, ruitfm the citizens uf
Dubuque and vicinity tiartey arr - receipt 90 tw"
thousand stoves direct from Cincinnati. co,rSnn all
the late Improvements. Tkr ;, MY Of The Cincn-
matt castings the ST louis he ctocr, Sold IN This
market is TOO well known - r"qulr' comment. Al
wishing to purchase ad II Il 10 cali and cxiiniu
their extensive stock and uw rriceS before
purchasing elsewhere. T. I. SMITH 4 co.
Bush's building, doors G1yTg lie NAPLES fiuusc
june % Bui ne.
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Mn ErcHasaN AND MR. DoueLAs- Some
Of the Southern press, we notice, suggest the
sxpediency of placing Senator Douglas, Of III.
inos, upon the ticke. with Mr. Buchan nan, at
the next Presidential election. A Charleston
paper says: AFT Buchanan and Douglas could
he agreed upon as the Democratic ticket TOR
President and Vice President, we do not be-
Heve thlt the wings could make respeciab!e
showing ia opposition" The Richmond IVA J
Enquirer. of late date. en- this subject, also
says "a few days since we received letter
from one Of the lnast intelligent citizens in Vir-
ginia-who formerly u,ost crrdiably repre- sent.
ed the Ssate in Congress--recnnnending this
ticket. He is for Buchanan as President aud
Douglas As Vice President. He states thar, in
his opinion, The great State Of Pennsylyan.a isas
overwhelming claims upon our party, and ouqh,
to have al least enc of her sons run fr The
Presidency. The West also has its cleins -
Dou .las is young, talented and reliable A,
his age, and with so nlany great aha deserving
men on one side before the people. certainly the
Vice Presidency, at his time of life, is high
ssatian.'
In all these artis.es. il win be seen, Mr. Blu
chanan is looked upon as the Democrats can
d date for the Presidency. His cspaai,ty is un.
questioned His great experience is in,iis pnta-
BILE. His diplomatic s,sacity is celebrated -
fits claims are uns qnailed. His availabiltty, al,
this j.ncsuR, is peculiar. His success, il nom
mated, 10 beyund all question ~ Y. yifcraia@
Star.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12
HATS, GAPS, BONNErS, AND ARTIFICIAL
TOWERS

a
FLOWERS.
EFT WE cciving the largest and best stock
9I OF Hats, Caps, Bonn t.. and Artificial Flowers,
$50 we have ever had 10 w,,ch we respectfully call
the att ntIon and examination OF yr Ii will he found
large full anc complete. part OF which comprises the
following:
SPRING STYLE rAsrIoS.rLE HATS.
Muskrat; Russia; Nub,a; cas si r.; "
Low CROWN d y HATS:
silk; Beaver; Cashmere; Bru
Angola; Muskrat Russia,
Cashmere; Brush: Beav Seal; Muskrat
OF Ire california; Mexican, Jenny Lind, Parod Hun
garan kossuth and other Styles Of all colorS qualities
aEs's, Boy's AND cHnpRES's WOOL HATS, of all co
lors and grades, of the following styles, viz:
California; Kossth; Jenny Lind; rarodi;
Panama; Ar's'a; INLAND; Sporting.
Panama; L"ehnrn; Eird'S Eye; Manila;
Florence; Pearl; Mariraiba; California;
Coburg; California; Canada; Eicc;
Duusiabe; Pedal iungarian Chip, &c.
Mems Bows and Chiren's Plr,h Cloth velyets, and
glazed of different styles and qualify.
EoESETs.--LADIEs' AND MISSES spRIS STYLES.
Silk aud Satin; Gnss Plain Lace; Grape and Ribbon.
Lace Neap,ltan; Dunstable; 1rpa and Satin; Cobnrg:
parish Abon Parodi ami Chip; Quecn's own: r dal;
White and cold Chip; and Straw; Gross embroiaer,
ell Lace; Forcnce Bell goss and imp; Pearl and Satin
PEARL hungarian !tham; Milan; Tud and Satin; D'r, n;
American chip; Emb'd Lace; Mated Straw; Leshorn
Goss cod Lace; Hair and liucd: Satin and Flurlntine
Rice ahd Alboni; Hungarian ha Jenny Lind Adealde
Milan .hip Pamela plain and Falcy IN imp Lace, &C.
RLDbMER..
Am. 4 boni French, CHIP, and Pedal. y
ARTIFICIAL fLoNFRs.
1900 boxes assorted lunches siria.s and wreahs uf
american and French Manufacture.
our stock has been selected with uuusIal care and
The part manufactured nv us together with that
purchased from first hands, makes it sup rior most
ana unsurpassed by any house Iii lie city r quantity.
quality aud chs apness.
All orders will meet with prompt att ntn. and guar
anti ell 10 give satisfaction.
DAVID PEARCE & co.
March E-Gi.n No. l!1 Main st. ST. i.onis
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An Irish piper, who now aud then INDUCED in
glass too much, was accosted by gentlemen
wNh:
"Pat what makes your face SO red -
leass your honor, said Pa,,"l always
a speabs 10 ginsleman'
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NEW SKY-LIGHT
DAGUERREAN SALOON.
q. T.. RIJRDICK.

Az lNt leased Tor term OF years the beautf'tl suite
of Rooms in Langworthys Block havg enlarged and
fitted them up in elegant style and ready To
enesscs in very superior He has The ad
vantage of powerful sKyIGHT yet soft and mellow,
that is enabled likeHesses a second with
perfect the sitter; retaining perfectly natural
lfeke beauty of expression desirable in the picture
MIR Bhaving foryears made this beautiful art his study,
and having avaled himself Of all the valuable in
provcments feels happy the that those who
call his for pictures will 60 away dissa
fec IL. the contrary will induce their friends call
ALSO ger themselves beautifully painted the
bright, pure sunlight of Heaven.
Ills facilities for taking children and fer grouping in
large numbers unparalleled. This reception room
fronts Main Streets large aud commodious and no
pain. will be spared render this Saleon place e inter
and comfort to all who may visit 1t. Excelsior his
MoTro and he intends that pictures taken these rooms
shall not be surpassed by any artist East West
will suffer pictures 10 leave his establishment
but such shall do homer To the art credit himself and
renderentire satisfaction Pictures taken in all kinds OF
weather in plain fancy, ockets, pins rings, &c.
Mr.. r. can always be found at home, ready and very
willing to waupon all who wish pictures taken. Visi
will al all times be welcome To call and examine
cImens. Entrance Main street. doors below tie
American House, I'd story. Instructions given and apa-
ratus furnished. dec l2--dwly
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TatEr SaoT.-l4ass night, John N. Nilser,
Esq, fofulely post master of this city, detected
two psrsons in the act q catering some 81 The
oa.-houses attached 20 his residetfce stepping
hack into the house he took up double bayreled
shD gun and ifsed ucon one If them, who was
unfasiening do ,iodying the contents of both
barrels 10 IFS hip ami back part IL the head -
The man, who gives his neBe as "ijlakeiy, y
and that of his confederate IS "Esoa, was
brought to the Cahbsose upon wagon after
commitment be wiii Is ssnt n the hospital
Essniag .Atrs
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y every variety of Cook stove, Parlor Heating
also large LOT of Tin hand and for sale at re
duccd prices by FARLEY & CHRISTMAN
Aug I3-v EEs<f1zsf
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John II. Smith Il Co.

:. E. SMITH & CO., GALENA.
RESPECTFULLY offer to the
public their new and weil-assorfed
Stock Of WATCHES, JEWELRY,
FANCY GOODS, &c, all Of the
latest fashions. Their facility If
kiying cheap In the eastern mark
cts, enables them TO sell "cheaper
than the cheapest
Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry,
carefully repaired and warranted
by e. Katie nbach.
*.+The highest prices Willie paid
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ne only phser we Know Ell where women
vote - m Fs'safn's Island. Thcre boil, ;. res
evsf - years Of age annually east thsi ballots
magistrate
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Ho! For California
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
rINIIE und rsigncd having this day assocat d with
1 himself in tie N fcanfile business. DAN. SMITH
nj the affairs ii tie House will hereafter be ccndustcd
in the name of NAPLES & ca. 2. WAPi.ES.
AZ MI ser>ons hose accounts or notes are due
are q'rasrea ~ eenie forward anb pay the same
Jan 3, 1892 P WALES
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SHOT GUNS, RIFLES AND PISTOLS,
Nam Street, corerr 6Lb, DabaqHr.
JAG OBJ K. lFl 4 GEA.

SyTOUI.D ,c:fty inform his friends and tie pub,
w lie thai he keeps constantly en- hand and for sr!e
fine and good assortment of shot guns sInce and double
barrels aud pistols which he viii warrant TO be good
be found in the West He has also on hand fine
LOT Of rifle barrels which h. wilt finish TO order and
rant TO be equal 20 any made.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed
him he would respectfully socita continuance of the
same.
Repairing Of all kinds in his line neatly and promptly
executed. Locks and scales made aud repaired. All
work warranted 10 give satisfaction.
June 25 Nv
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Tomy old Erie d. and Customers return my sincere
thanks for their amidst all the temptations to buy
goods at cost Of VIII IL this has of late been tile scene
Of BY fair dean and uniform prices, hope merit
continuance Of teI conidence.-To the public IN Gen
era would say, will sell Goods as low any reg
ular House. Those who doubt it be easily made to
believe IT, on examination. B. j. O'HALLORAN
P. S. will take produce of all kinds in payment OF
debts exchange for Goods the 20th OF October
cash prices. All those WHO know they owing me
would confer great favor by settling up their accou is
cannot afford any longer indulgence. -
Sept. % b. O'HALLORAN.
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The Search for Sir John FRANKLIN.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LONDON TIMES.
SRI have just received the inclosed depos
ton of Captain Martin, relative to his inservie
with Sir John Franklin, and request that you wi
give it place in your columns.
am, sir, your humble servant.
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steady ession have been gained with 60 years
The present population of Paris is .72i. Ths.
added to l87 5l3 in the reimbursement OF St
Denis. and lS7 ,5l3 in that Of the Sceaux, makes
the population Of the department Of the Ssios
1854 1913.
WARLIKE STOKES.
1t results, from an account recently taken, tuat
the war naateri Of France at the present time is
timated at the sum f459 millions Of francs divided
INTO seven neutrality-suspicious., q millions; hos
pias, II millions; clothing and camp equipage, ID
mnhons; general remount for cavalry (y2 800
berseO o2 millions; forage, Is millions artillery
2bo millions; engineering material, IL millions
France possesses 1867 pieces Of heavy artillery Of
different caibre In bronze, and SAL in IRON 3 800
field pieces in BRONZE and 975 mortars; 1882 how.
itzers for siege and field operations 6H gun oar
riages Of different kinds and sizes and 225 swivel
guns in bronze There are in the military arssnaIs
6Ogl .234 balls, 935 800 bombs, 600, 900 shells
2l22l5 grenaGes, III, $50 boxes of balls filed for
cannon and howitzers Ii, 900, 900 kilogrammss Of
balls, q, 000, 900 kogrammes of powder, 80 900 900
of cartridges Of different kinds $4,000 bags fiji ed
with balls for cannon and howi'zers, 4,622 cannon
cartridges, 5000 kilogrammes Of po wder contained
in hollow shot and shells, and $50, 900 kilogramnes
OF powder manufactured, and Of the necessary in
gradients for manufacturing it, In thirty FIVE years
of peace, the war nlIter,et has cost l3b millions of
francs The State besides possesses 2 903 8OI flint
and percussion lock muskets, in the hands of the
National Guard and the army l5l 02l carbines, and
Is, $50 pistols.
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The prussiat Arm

AT the present day, the Prussian army contains
in is ranks neither meTcenares yet soldiers for
le il is composed solely OF natives Of the soil, aud
il divided into four parts or divisions, namely, the
standing army, properly go called the first ban Of
the land wehr the second ban OF the landwehr; and
the landsurm. The standing army is composed Of
al men capable of bearing arms, each OF whom is
ohiiR to three years from the age Of epty
The FIRST ban Of be iandwehr comprises all the
me from twenty to ,bifty.two years of age who do
not form part o. { be standing army. Ii is called
out twice year for military Instruction, and may
be considered in the light Of an efficient reserve
force, capable Of acting in time Of war either ex.
teIraly or internally. The second ban OF the
landwehr is composed Of Ill the men from thirty.
two TO forty years o age, who DO not form part of the
acting army as paid volunteers ts duties are to
occupy fortified posts, IN event of war and TO
in case Of iced as corps Of support for the stand
ing army. Tho lan dstuim Is the general levy Of
the whole country. and cannot, by the law Of the
laId be coryt ked, save in case OF an invasion Of
the national territory or other extraordinary cir
cumstance it comp rses oil the men not included
either in the standing army or in the two bans of
the landwebr. from the age OF seventeen to fifty.
1t has been calculated that the standing army.
along with the two bass OF the lao6wehr make up
altogether az effective total Of about five hundred
Thousand men, Columns United Serpicf f0r Dec
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though they be dsbarred from the reporters table

though they be debarred from the reporters table
There will o. ways bee newspapers Eager enough to
spread any trial, be it ever so disgusting before
the public eye. Our community has juss had q
pretty vivid illustration of this in the brisk compe-
ition Of certain prints for the scum and dregs Of
this Forrest case-prints that style themselves po
pular par Crceiesee and are yer loud in their pro-
fessiors Of morality when it costs nothing Flanders
are quite certain to be found for every appetite,
however gross; but if the law canpet control their
disposition, II may and should restrict their ability
Trials, like the one We are just relieved of, must
necessarily, in our present state Of society," from
time to time arise, and come under the cognza uce
of courts In justice to the private parties CON
cerned, let them be examined fully and judged
righteousy; but 10 mercy to the community at
large let their evil influences be- foreclosed by the
remedy Judge Oakley has indicated, for it is the
only effective one.
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By the Levant mall have received Constantnope
jcu Daa to the 2ith emyrna 70 the Goth and Athens
me 9Th ult The former announce The death on the
18th ult q the fourth Sutana mother o. fsthma Sui.
tara, and that SIZE ives buried the next diy n the
mosque 81 leni- Djam Csbouh EileBdi formerly irst
esoretsfy q The embassy London, has been nominated
Envoy tx traordinary erd Minister plsnpoieutary az
Athens The dssenfon between Austria and the Porte.
the affair Of the Dardsneie. has been stated by
the German urna settled b. the diSmissal Of the q VII
Governor 6nd b. Tux Porte ming TO make his sue
cetsoI visit the Austrian consulate ana salute the Tag Of
the cuLsulate with the usual pomber OF guns
Later accounts from Trebgoude confirm the news
from Pega 81 the d-grs of the minister Mira Ta0hi
Khan ard sey that caused Nv the discovery OF
plot In which he engaged for jepriving Persia o.
Tie province o. 0biAn Orders given that MIRA
Tsgh Khan although brother nlaw Of the Shah should
be ttrangIed but bis lie spared on tue Intervention
al the Ulemsbs
Tue Smyrna papers eontsl, no news.