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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30
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sei lCANFIflfiI15 BROTHER, Il Coz EDITH IN
229 Bsttinore s trgets Corner of f3hari.,
WHoLEesAbk IMPORT Frs hAEUF8oTURRPs
ANp pEALERs IN FINE wATrHIsi Rich JSsS,, ms
SILVER PLhTED, AND ALBGrA Wa M Isb '''1Nt'S
Rang ", GOODS!
HAy SSrenssd theE new store with splendid stock
u q s,4$s GOLD AND SILVER wATcHRsI
From the most celebrated makers ia London. ti,o.
aud Gene exteisiye stock awaya kept Oh b.PSG
every one Of which Is gaaranteed to Perform lrcuIs
- siiii!S7iEn WxRE OF OUR own MANurxc4rs,,
sysr TSs asa oSs ssi S9ss
Ice Cream Knives Kings, Fffl Knives, Salt ~.
PLATED WARE.
Ohee and Tea Sots UFns, Tea Kettles, large and ,
WateTs-oy val, obIoHg and rolnd shapes; Castors Cst
Baskets, Epe;gess, Flower and Fruit stands &C. sac
ydBDe sU6 d 3aDIAMoKD WORK! l3a.-
a superb collection Of Diamond bracelets and Rim,
suitable for " e1ding CHS. s. Y5ts--ss3
RICH JEwELRYl "
THIS branch orour business Is not surpassed byanv
der our own constantly making ae% M
and BY every steamer supplied the EuIoss.
factories which enables US to give to our estOsfS
testfashohs, and at low prices @"
| i}8 - ioE :tW FANCY GooDsl E3r': 81 H.
%rSg Bs7bs Msrk .sS Ssss' ss9 srs
Statutes, Paris Bonzes Fine Painting Pepier Mach.
Eec a
sing Cases. English SOAPS Tooth Brushes, Hair BruLes,
SUPERIOR KLBaTA WARE! -7'' no
New Patterns Of Forks spoons Ladies' ETC. Of ths trt
Gle, witch is fast superssii'gs silver ware.
/ splendid. MANTLE CLOCKS! ,
BRONZE and Git ante Clock elegant design, h,L
yelIew aIas and white parbe oi French Porcelain d.
WArcn Tools Materials, orths best edaiitv eoO.
stantly kept on hand and carefully selected.
For the convenience q customers we have erected
inspecting stock or Goods. AdjoniGr Nm
retail Aaes room we have hte,l up another room, oye
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Notice.

-.4 NOGlC6. E.f.-
VIZ u. NOTE has associated with him as partner
w his brother J. w. MOTIF, the partnership COM
mecng the 1lt inst The style OF the firm VIII DC
W. D. MOTTE& BROTHER. LIebl6
70. 57' Second Notice.
LII persons indebteGto W. D. MoTTR requested to
= Iabi5 WD MoTTE
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UPHOLSTERY GuoDs.S s'l..'tttHs. IT,
Pain and figured plush, hair cloths, yelves, girnps
webbing piano and table covers transparent sadesj etc.
t, - PAPEB HANGING,
Fine and low Priced suitable for PsrIora halls dran
roOms cRnbe etc. together with decOFaons, views
border, etc, which will be sold on pleasing terms
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2 Co-Partnership: 49,,
~ ". HEISKELLGr Go. have associated K. u. SW.RA-
w RiEGRN, with them partnersthe partnership
0necing ON 10th Tue style of the firm will be
HRISKRLL 4 o.. - lan11
~ 100 Rage dairy Salt 10. 80 --r-
u 5000 Common Cigars for s2letow by
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lyon will find these Pills an invaluable medicine I'M many
complaints TO which you are subject n Constructions
heneit restoring their functional arrangements TO
health actio, purifying the blood and other fluids so eE
fectuay 10 put to flight all complaints which may arise
from female Irregularities asheadnche gddhless dimncss
sight, pain side, back and offered tho public
Pins FOR all diseases, upon the iolloMiIg
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90, . ,a'sa Us. u s, ..!lfii.. :. ~.
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Through arrangement OF the system, the mind
Is ustrung, memory tals the power OF concentrating
ing the throne or Intellect drear and desolate Tmidy
aid irresoiution with melancholy agloom
lie; haunted by invisible tornehts,
the burthen life becomes nsupporabe. and he punses
DESPERATELY into the gulf Of or suttde
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JAS. b. BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
Late Pastor o[the Southampton Baptist Church.
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has now become settled fact, acknowledged by tho
best Pbysciuns ofOur CITY, that in the euro OF Scroiua
letter and many other diseases, BRENILfNGERs FLUID
ExTR Lcr oY SARsAPARILLL DARDRLIoH is decidedly
above all 1t speaks for
use although have taken the pains of haV
hight published through tho papers, appointing agents
for the sale it, yet almost weekly receiving
ers from Vermont New York, Ohio Kentucky aud othcT
states by PERSONS who by chance have heard
ofits wonderful curative powers The following nom
gentleman 0fVernont days since, who used it for
very serious disease:-
DEAR DoCToK:, NE
whenin Wheeling have nearly cured mel please send me
some more by ExPress $50. = ~ ~
tits prescribed by nearly all the Physicians of our
city, not as q uIaCk medicine, for have made them
quSnted with the component pafts and we now say to II
such as VIC not the opportunity OF making 1t known
10 that II is entirely all minerals, and is not i'll
the least Incompatible with OF the preparations
dine, FOwler's solution, or other properties.
To be had Paxton & Lakes, and F. Yahrng and sold
Ot'SA'' 80 FBRENTBIEGER & ARMSTRONG;.
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va.
JuIV 162
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SECRET DISEASES,

ndis only advertised 10 prevent tho Htlictel IaTtcu.
strangers falling lie hle Sepucrcs''
aud other 1bndes OF Claretanism bazoned fol til In tile
public prints The only places where cure can be OBJ
taned Tor certain diseases. Bannre like other large
Cities is invested with this tribe, aud strRgeis should DO
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Apotheca.
DIOHARD BLUM has purchased the entire stock AMI
III fixtures orthe establishment occupied by 4 A lrent-
lneeT Wheeling and by additions TO his stock Is
prepared furnish city and country customers with Tho
purest and best Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Points, Dye SusS
the most reasonable terms. -s-tF tEr'.arss.
s.atr u Prescription Department. - ta5
He will attend promptly to the filling OF prescriptions
which will be carefully compounded at all hours.
Performances, imported Havana cgRTs, and veriey oil
-GaNc m "A r. 81. e. Cjau1l
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s7--I'z Look to your Coughs /!
mo all such laboring under Coughs Colds HoaFse
ness, Pains in the Breast, Splitting Blood, &c, wc
would honestly recommend tho Bren.linger,A Conn
pound Syrup or Boneset, pleasant safe aud speedy
1t can be had at Messrs. PAxroR & LAE's, end Of
the ShSrenton Bridge, and at
= :. y . iBRENTLINGER & ARASFRoNG'S, F.
atv21- yr.d tfl5si- f5Fs Monroe street, Wheeling.
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TTRNRY TALI,ANT; LEWIS s. DRLAPLAIN and
iIl IWIELIAM fALLANT have formed = en-paftner-i
and Dry Goods and Forwarding and General G0umss2n
Fusine5s IN under he frn g, Dts'
cohdnSted e No. IL Monroe AID the Wholesale
Gre Gerry and Commissiun Rin at No % Main street,
Annie and seaaonable stocks Or Dry Goods and Groce
ries win always sale at low prices and ON accomIo
dating terms, to which they earnestly Invite the
nfnLnaR npYEns, mas
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you ere troubled with cough; rain 10 the breast or
i any affection OF the Lurgx-Use Brenthnger's COM
G,rTifu ar F'L..
In Won ara amioted vita RheumatiBm, have received
bruises spFans. your tnids or feet are frost bitten
or chSppedIUso tie berger spine and Muscle Lin-
ment; and ta &. = On = - 1871. -
arising from mPnrty Orbs blood or tie iDjudiebus use
Of mercury by oeure BEentlEsers Fluid Ex
tract or EaISapaTiIla and pandeliOn = .r'-.
TheseTemedies have beentriel by hundreds and IN al
cases have satisfactory evidence OF their superior
efficacy every other medicine In The cure of these
complaints. for Which they arc recommended. ,.--
Il ~ y ~ BRENTLINGER q ARMsTRoNG's
Apotheesy, Monroe street adjoining the House.
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Writing Desks, Work Boxea, Chess Men, Card H.,
kets; Cologne Bottles, elegant Vases, Partisan Ni5
statutes, Paris Byonzes, Fine Paintings peper MEMS
Tables and Work Stands, Porto Monnaies Sunerior re
ogne, French Perlneres Rosewood end Leather NJ 20
sing Gases, English SOAPS Tooth Brushes, Hair Btase,
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Eneebled manhood may here find certain restorative
and the bright or hope shall dlspelthO mnrEy
clouds OF gloom Disseminated from servile etters, the
and Ieazes the sweet uton of his brightest antcpa.
lions. ,t -, l.,i.!. WI Ii t..u. Z i.
Ply result OF his researches and rejoice that he is pert
ted to dispense balm the afflicted opposition moro e'
vable than the ewelled throne oTears oiest poten'
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Symptoms are silent guides locality and advance OF
disease, following IL tho train 70 self aSusei weakness q
bity pain in the head and limbs plDpcs the face and
neck dimness Division want Of ustre In pale.
ness COMPLEXION with general ethafgY and impotence
are lew OF tile most prominent physitaieyils
EFFECTS ON THE MIND } ~ ~ {
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26
GRAMMATICAL QUERIES.

What are the regular parts of speech The
tongue, palate, and ips
To whit branch Of Grammar do Excise du
ties on intoxicating liquors belong Sin tax.
What is Love Letter An indefinite ar,i-
Gle
A Creditors .citer "A definite article.
Marriage'-A conjunction uniting two pas i've
v,rbs with active Specifications, in the aptative
mood
Divorce "A distinctive conjunction.
A looI?-Imperfect tense, passigc.
a wise mani ericct tense, active.
4 hard taskmaster = imperative mood.
A prodigal 2-Dative case.
A Boy informing against his Companion
Accusalive case.
7 The Companion whippe d Vocative case.
The Master whipping An active verb
governing both the accusative and vocative.
A Creditor Present tense active.
A Debtor Future tense passive
A rejected Lovcr'A declension without the
datgc.
An Accepted Lover "A conjunction without
the participles.
A Policeman separating two IN fight An
il'erjection displacing conjunction
A Bachelor A personal pronoun without
the plural.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26
: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EastnH-Amves daily, scept Monday, by 6 r.M.
Departs dali, except sund;y, at An.
Ssmfhvrn BY .Mmscatiac ana AaareacArrves daily ex
cept Monday, by Departs daily, except sunday by
B 4. II.
fors Ciy-Arrives Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
ats i - Departs Monday, Wednesday and Friday M
DoreNperf, 81 BeHcMe-Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays
andSafurdays, by r. n. Departs Monday, "Wednesday
Friday, by AN
Uunavile-Anves Wednesday, and Saturday by r.
departs Monday and Thursday by IA.
Pattopus bv PotesiArrives Tuesday and Saturday by
81 \. Departs Monday and Friday by eA.M
Fbrt .4tkinsoa-Anives Saturday by g ?. NJ Departs
Wednesday by 4A.M
lfuscatias, ~ Cantoa--Arres Wednesday by 6 r.M-
departs Thursday by A.
j)eki-A Arrives Tuesday by 6r DEPARTS Wednesday
at4 49,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26

The New York Herald says the new letter
envelopes with the single and double stamps,
viii sooa be ready. Then every steamer, every
railroad train, every stage, every express line,
and every man, is made mail carrier by act of
opcs, can be sent IN any way, py any route, and
by any conveyance. So says the law.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26

Distress has fallen on the Island Of Madeira,
unparalleled in its history The vintage, from
the proceeds Of which the large proportion Of
It's inhabitants are subssted, has proved total
failure, and their potatoe crop, an Important
article of iEcir f,j0d, is extensively diseased
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26
WASHINGTON. jan. l3.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.
Mr. Gwin > bill proposing the construction
of a railroad from the Mississippi to the Pacific
was taken up
MIR Gwip made Z loag speech in its favor.
MIR Seward urged prompt action i'll its ia
vor.
Mr. Cass also spoke IN favor Of the project
NJ Butler opposed II.
MIR Rusk supported the b'il, and propos d
several a,uend1lcai The ,tject was delayed
TIL Mondy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26

An EDITOR DKowNED.-Mr. Holland, the
editor of the West Troy Advocate, was drown
ed at the ferry crossing, at West Troy, on the
Sth inst. 1t seems that in trying to get on the
ferry boat, he fell between the boat and the dock,
and before assistance could be rendered he was
drowned Mr. Holland was very industrious
man, and leaves wife and family to mourn his
Untimely end.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WAsHIsGToN, Dec 30
The Postmaster General, ON application of
MIR Rusk has given permission to the mail steam.
er from New York to touch at Norfolk, to take
cn board Hon. VIM. H. King, and carry him to
Havana, where he proposes to spend the win
ter.
" The late fire in Dubuque was managed
entirely without the assistance of fire Com
pany engine. The only thing that saved the
city from desola'ing conflagration was the
snow upon the house tops and Stiffness of the
wind at the time the fire occurred. 1t looks to
Is like reckless hazard of property, for ci y
OF the size and claiming the wealth Of Dubuque,
to pass year sitter year without providing them
selves with the proper means OF protection
against one of the most destructive elements
Its none Of our business, however, Potesi Sig
nal.
CospiTios OF MR. KIss.-A despatch from
Washington states that Mr.. King ply ysicians,
have sounded his lungs with stethescopc, de
clares that one Of his lungs is entirely destroy
ed, and the other partly 20.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26

By request we give place to the following
WHICH appeared in the Herald of last week.
| Agreeable TO a circular of invitation, issued
bv the Physicians of Dubuque, to the members
of the Medical profession of this and the sur
! rounding counties, q meeting was held at the
Clty Hotel, in this city on Tuesday the 11th
inst, for the purpose of effecting the permanent
organization of Medical Society of the North
| West.
| Dr. G w Richards, of Dubuque, was called
| to the chair, aud Dr. Y e Smith appointed Sec
! retary.
A Constituti u, prepared by Committee of
| a former meeting, was read, and after slight
| amendment adopted.
! The leading iaa urcs of the Constitutions are
Us follows:
! The Society 10 be called the "NoRTH WEs-
TENN MEDICAL SOCIETY
| All persons, residing in iowa, Illinois, Wis
con<in or Minnesota, producing satisfactory evi
dence of gfaduation at any legal Medical Col
lcge, or being licensed by any properly organi-
zed Medical Society or passing satisfactory
examination befre the Censors of this Society,
shall be entitled to membership, on signing the
! Copst tu'ion and paying one dollar into the
Treasury. e. - .
The meetings shall be annual ,r the first
Tuesday of January, az which time the officers
shall be chosen
AT each annu1 NICE ing, two or more origin
al Essays shall be read by persons appointed at
a previous meeting.
Meetings may BE- called semi annually, or Of
tener if thought advisable.
The fil,wing are the eliicers selected for the
current year.
President, DR.. G W Richards, Of Dubuque
Vice Presidents, Dr.'J F Ely of Cedar Rapids,
and DR.. ID Holt, OF Dubuque.
Recording Secretary DR., + e Smith I"
Cofresp ,nding Sec. DE-. Asa IIorr +"
Treasurer DIR II Lewis " !"
Cens"rs Drs Richards and Horr, Of Dubuque,
and DIR. Ely, of Cedar Rapids.
DR.. G d WbGr, of Mineral Point, Wiz,
and DR.. J Ely. of Cedar Rapids, were request
I'd to prepare Essays TO h,read at the next meet
ing to BE- holden in this city, ON the first Tues
day of June next.
A Committee, consisting of Drs Horr and
Holt, of Dubuque, and DIR. A Z Smith, of Del
ewage County, was appointed to report at the
next annual meeting upon the Medical Topo
q Apply uf tlrs s.ction Of c.uutry.
A Committee 10 report on Epidemic Diseas
es, consists of Drs Richards, ol Dubnqua, New
hall, OF GaE.nl. Van Dusca, Of Mineral Point,
Ely, Of Cedar Rapids. Snti, of llopkinton, and
Andros, of G. ,rnavilo. Z
The Code of Medical Ethics, OF the National
Nj deal Society, was adopted as the Code of this
Society.
DIR. II Holt, of Dubuque, was chosen as Del
egate to the National Medica Society, to be hol
den in the city of New York, on the 3rd day OF
May next
The Society then adjourned to meet, at Du.
buque, on the first Tuesday Of June next.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26

III Boston Chronicle says clear case OF
original leprosy, similar to that existing in Nor,
way, is in the practice ota physician OF neigh
ring town
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26

T,e l,ArLy ExYRrss will be furnished TO weekly sub
ef,Lers at TEN CENTS per weak payable to the carrier
Saturday mornings
a~y ApysRrrsEasxTs inserted in either the Daily
Weskly, on the most reasonable terms.
Thc WEEKLY EXPRESS will contain the
es integenco political and miscellaneous foreign and
domestic. The recent Improvements in our office viii
enable us to give much reading matter in the Weekly
be found other paper of its size IN the west
Terms OF the Weekly.
ONE DOLLAR & FIFTY CTS. per annun, IN ad-
vance, and - II not paid In advance.
No subscription win be discontinued, Except az the
option OF publishers until all arreaages are paid
To Clu5s--As inducement to clubs, we propose 10
make the following reduction: :, NJ
Three copies, per anniin, 81; ok copies, So' ieh
copies, Sll !; Fourteen copies, Sli
tYhara clth of six te fourteen copies sent, an
tra copy will be the person who m1kes ap the
clnh Orders from clubs be invariably accompanied
by the cash.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
Or EyERr DrscRrrroS, executed with accuracy neat
ss and dispatch terms reasonable as at amy other
Q bIishnent in the State
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26
Interesting Letter trsm tie Scene Of the late
.4ccidcm on ts,3 Boston and Maine Railroad.

Interesting Letter trsm tae Scene of the late
accident on tk5 Boston and Maine Railroad.
The Manchester Daily Mirror, Of jan. 9th,
contains letter from Rev. MIR. Fuller, Of La
wrence, who passenger in tho cars, from
which we quote the following:
"rwo incidents, among the many terrible
ones, are especially present to my memory. On
the bank sat mother, MRS Stakes, Of this ci
ty,) claspng her little boy hf some 3 or years
of age he had been rescued from tha,ruin which
had s,rewn the rock with splintered fragments,
and her own person was considerably burned
by the fire, but she was shedding tears of graft
tude over her rescued child, and rejoicing in his
safety, unmindful Of her own pain. But a few
steps from her, sawthe most appalling scene
ofall There was another mother, whose ago-
ny passes beyond any description. She could
shed no tears, but overwhelmed with grief, ut
tered such affecting words as never eau for
get 1t was MIR. Pierce, the lady of the Presl
dent lect; and near her, in that ruin Of shiv
cred wood and iron, lay more terrible ruin,
her only son, one minute before so beautiful, SO
full OF life and hope. She was supported by
her husband and trof Packard.
General Pierce was himself bruised in the
back, but not severely, aud the wounds of the
spirit far exceeded any bodily suffering yet
while deeply affected, he showed all the self:
possession and nerve which only charac-
t. rizcss great hearted and noble men,
and which few could manifest under similar
circumstances. He gaze ull necdfa dire ctions
abc.-t the recovery Of his little boy; still entan-
sed in the wreck about him, and then afforded
all that comfort and sympathy to his partner in
sorrow which was appropriate to the time
She was conveyed to house near by, and
there she gave vent to the grief which rent her
heart, while he cansoled and comforted. may
not draw the veil On tha. picture. Sacred is
the holy privacy OF sorrow, and the hearts Of
those who have Suffered can feel what my pen
must not describe.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26
e. FITZPATRICK,

IAIIOh, &C,
ID EGS his very bestthanks 10 his TRENDS
ID and the public OF Dubuque and i.s vicinity "r NE
,ery liberal patronage which they have bestowed him
for the last fifteen years, in this city,
The proprietor would inform his friends and lhe
public Of nubuoue that receives about the 7th
of every month, the New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
Paris and London Reports of Fashions from the best and
most ompctent fasilionists in the world.
The business of this establishment is entirely confined
o measure tfade.''
Unhunpe. April 30. 1851. II
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26
T.. SPOTTSWOOD.

MANUFACTURER Of Gents and Boys Clothing
l solicits share public patronage and hopes to
gss satisfaction to All who may be pleased to favor him
with their CUSTOM
shop over Farley and Christman's Dry Goods Store
Main street. Entrance between the Bank and Expres
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26
RIGHT OF WAY.

A blI has passed the House and is now be.
fore the Senate, granting the tight of way for
Railroads, Plank roads &c; The bill is general
in lis character and provides that 100 feet in
width shall be allowed, to any railroad or plank
ad omPanydesiring to construct roads through
the State through lands belonging 10 the state
1t is generally believed that the bill vii! become
a law.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26
Ben. M. Samuel.

Ben. M. SamNclS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
CIIANCERY.
TWILL attend all business entrusted to his care in
w Dubuque and the surrounding Counties.
s He has on hand Land Warrants to be sold tor cash,
or located en time.
Ocea at No. over O'falloran's new store Main ST.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
April 9, 1852. Ivy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26
R E PORT.
Aupiroa's orr,cr, Nov. Ist 1852.

~ UTfUN > CFF TIE, NOV. ISL IcDS.
10 tie Legislature Of The State Of Tor I.
The undersigned in CO aplance Of l.; W has
the honor to submit the following report
The whole amount of Warrants issued fro n
he Pad OF December 1850 to the 3lst October
iooS ta' r"r statement A. is $li5,692 76 AT
the inrmar oa'. vs"re we're as shown by the Au-
'ditnfs Nrport, Warrants ousg.,nsllna amonntinr
Sioo oo''-a Ihcre has been fsa-ainrd du
ring the same time Warrants amoun'in. 6,
sI2a,Hs",73, leaving outstanding AT his tis.e
sla6S,9O.
The general account with The State Trrasur
(lnarked 81 shows the rec pis into The I relsury
from the IN day OF December l $50, TO ihe 3i,t
of Oc.obrr $50 to have been Si39. .6Sl. 90
There was ia The Treasury De-
ceub.r Pad 1850, 100
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26

DEATH OF MR. LIVINGSTON.
BosToN, Dec. 30th
Mr.. l. vingstoo, the american Consul at Hal
fax, is dad
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26
DIR. SPRAGUE

Has again returned to this City engage permanently
the practice of his professor, and may be found by
sas old friends At hts Rooms in the City Hotel, or at his
Odice immediately opposite the City Hotel.
Oct 9th, '52-daw-ly.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26
THOMAS q DAVID s. WILSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

DWbWQue, Iowa.
&1rOrEIcE, Globe Buildings corner of Main and Fifth
e1Deofe.
HIffLL attend to any law business collections in
w any of the Northern counties of the state.
They txve on hand Land Warrants to locate GUAR
ter sections for and two years.
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