The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-20

| selections oil the best description. The Editor
II. J. RAYMOND, Esq is one of the ATTEST wrl-
tiers for the daily press in all the state al Ne"
York, and is IN every way worthy Of the rich
prosperity that has rewarded his iabors.
TO those " II, wish an able New York ely
paper, we heai,is commend the DAILY TINES
as enc that cansi; iaii {, give "a sfaction, as a
| conms rcia!, paiit:cal, literary newspaper. We
| know OF no daily paper that gives greater a
mount OF interesting reading matter than the
New York fumes, aud it is furnished to mail
subscribers al irc dollars per annum, aud we
do not know hnw i've dollars can be better ip-
vested
From tie BaGa'0 Commsrciat .ddceri'ser.
We have been waiting some time for an eli
gibls opportunity to say a few words speeding
the NV YoRx DAIlY TIMES 1t is about the
best written paper in the country, and in point
Of int llectual labor, copieusness If information,
general and comprehensive sbilhy, and the
power of hand ing gracefully and with fine eff
fec: large variety of subj let's, it is without
precedent compeer in American Journalism.
comes nearer TO our idea Of an american
newspaper thas anything before undertaken on
Mts Continent.
From the Great Darlington (.ifass Courier.
TIE NEW YORK DAILY TINES This very
able Journal is fast taking the lead 10 the es;ima
uon o. our community, and, We presume also,
IN that of other portions of the country, as the
mast sound, conservative, and reliable organ
which The party and the Uni require at the
particular jnncture of our uifairs. For political
and literary essays. for It's editorial matter, for
the Eews Of the day, &c, &c it stands unri-
vailed. L is now only about two years old,
bu, though an iafant it is yet giant in strength
and intellect. Many of ciiizeas feel tina.
they aust have city paper, and to all such /,
we woad say. by all means subscribe tor the
New York DALY or WEEKLY TIMES. We
shall, az opportunity may offer, do what we can
to extend The circulation and promote the inter
ess OF This inoa'aab'e Journal.
From e tiesnsont Freeman.
We have no Hesitation in saying that, in con.
densaton, in the vast amour, and variety of the
matter brought out IN each number, and in the
taste and discrimination exhibited, the TIMES il,
rs a newspaper, thus far, one Of the rery st ,nbe
the United States
From the Philadelphia North american.
The TINES is by lsrihe cheapest, ables,, and
most enlightened paper of lis class in the Uni
ted States. And it would moi be going too far to
say, that there are very few public Journals, Of
any class or character, here or elsewhere, which
combine more talent, spirit, cultivation, and re
sources than this new enterprise. There is no
cheap press in any country which snrpasses in
excellcnce; and in all the branches of kn ,wl-
edge, usefulness and merit, it is vastly superior
to The great mass q! those prints which have,
by sort of general Indifference to real worth,
become popular and.profitable. We hope to see
the TINES supplanting certain sheets which
have acquired natoriety, at home and abroad,
wholly discredi;ab.e TO the taste and in;elll-
gence o. the American people
In addition To the striking merits of the vari-
Gus editorial bureaux Of the TIMES, which are
all under the charge of men of practiced abli
ty, 1t has a foreign correspondence extending
through the principal capitals of Europe, which
give 1t great interest; and we happen to know
that the commercial department of the paper is
under the control Of gentleman of large expe-
rience IN financial and mercantile affairs, and
who is both qualified and reliable We COM
mend tn. TINES to the favor of this commuui-
ty, as one Of The very best newspapers Of the
day; and as such, entirely entitled 10 its par
TALLY and confidence.
The DAILY TINES is sent by mail to any
Of the United States for FIVE DOLLARS
year The Postage, paid in advance at the
office where delivered, is 81 80.
The New YORK WEEKLY TIMES, pub
lished On sheet of the same size, contains
selection from the most interesting matter con-
tained IN The Daily, with copious Summary of
the Foreign and Domestic News, Literary
Mater, Correspondence, Editorials, &c, &c
1t is sent TO subscribers by mail at the low rate
Of Tive DOLLARS year; TEN C,pies for PIP
TEEN DOLLARS: TWENTY Copies for TWEEN.
rY DoLLAss, when sent to one address.
Clergymen of all denominations can recsire
The WEEKLY at the io,pesi club price. Upon
the Daily, owing to its extremely low rate, no
deductions can be made.
Payment in all cases mast b. made In ad
rance; and the paper wnl never be S, nj beyond
The time which it has been paid for.
RAY MOND, JONES Il Co Publishers,
W2 No LIB NassaC-st NV York City.