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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-18
PHILADELPHIA

--------g PHILADELPHIA = =
% Curtain Warehouse,
III Chsst ST., Phtadphia egeostts A!s STATE HoiRe.
HEINZ z w. SARRORD, ~ tEd5
IMPORTER AND DEGbER IN. CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
TER1ALs, AND FGRMTURE COVERINGS,
WHICH he offers at the lowest nArke prices
WHOLESALE And RETAIL.
The tockcomprfsiitg, in part. the following:
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Cornices;
Do. p Muslin !, Do dc Finsi -a
DrapeTy< LaCeS & Muslins; do Bands,
French Brooateis an widths Canopy Arches and Rings,
/ and colOrs;F ,i51 lf5al CORDS, lasselss lIlmlsJ
Satin de LANES; FE1nges,i Curtain DroPsG
Damask 5tssfff ~ sfidf1iI.I ecEc. Ei.5
/ AlsrEestoek Of SIZES OF all colora and
P1INrRD WINDOW sHlDKS; AID HOLLANDS Of all
eoIora for. shaAing - 5y,s, ~
n b. Persons orderin viii give the measure
1.-THE and he emit re frame OF
On Doz salad on, IN baslets, Tor sae
sOO5sao s7fs KkGLS g CAbDWEIL
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THE FLORIDA INDIAxs.-Iti is said that the gov
eminent has offered larger sum than heretofore.
to the Indians in Florida, to emigrate, and that
they will probably be induced to accept it.
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rrPoISoNING.n

Thousands of Parents who use vermr,ge composed oil
Castor OIL Caloel &c. are not aware that while they
appear to patient, they actually laying tue
foundations for series diseases such salvation
loss Of sight, weakness oflim5s, etc. ls tt,s=t
In another column win be found the advertisements
obensacks Medicines to which ask the attention of
ali directly interested in their as we'll their chit
drens health In Liyercompaints and all disorders sri
sing from those of bilious type should make ofthe
only genuine medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills.
D-"Be not deeeired,'' but ask for HobensacRs Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each the sig
nature of the Proprietor, J. n. HoBHNsAcK, none
else are genuine. J. -. -.
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orion. Gent Smith, an NJ. O. elect frOln New
York, is suffering from discrimination On. Of blood 70
the head,a HHfAEa Is r slsii1otsl8 }
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pPunch takes both sides about the war ques
.;au nL... L. .;..ss se .InLs OLD RIaa.

"1TFPunCh tNkeH both Sides nDOUt tIe WnI OueS
W 1t'"H s""ss OO'n '..ss s.s '"t 4ueN
ton. Thus he sings OF "Ihe OId tlag"-
Ono voice from sea TO sea, rs
Hne thought RON nhoEe 10 iitt 1sl 1sgEl
feaee " wltnout essIaee, SUI pace Hey pc'
While swords tS with honor sln b spared.
When honor bids the sworI;be spared. 80
With f plenty ty hand Ii hand!
Tyyinsistsrs dear To.keel them hero
What price would EigIani grudge to pay?
One price alone We're Honor gone,
=
PiinS foEtb to the fonr winds the glor sous rag,
Throse iG vale, olofsbill, by forge apdtgilgl
Up Scottish ti' strain raiise Ger iris,
W. fshPoF1 y 'sn ~
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Linton Hall.
M AD'LLR TEE "a RoNEss
Mk IUnIA DE BERG,
Kespsotully sc citizens Of Wheeling that she
\ P0SITTKEI LAST CONCERT
ON FRIDAY EYENiEc, NOVEMBER Is,
sSSdS o SSsIlnS SosTiN 1su'''''
The young and gitel Donna fromthe Grand Opera
MIR. aRTHGR AILEsYNE.
Tenor OF s sG E9S!. sf 9aRStGSH e. Ionaon'
MR. II Isfsis ~, "A
s0l0 yl dERR d SPS fn ElGfcH anu
81 81 will presideaa4le piano.
PR oG. RAM NJ B.T57sfg
PART L gzzz=--==----
Solo Piano Fantasia rom Ime4 d z,
s-s6ag fHS Star " sa&'S }da - De1s
s-sSio, Violin ola Ir Apply
~ ny una 'e ;sorn sliGnin Costlpif
$500 Piano T s6Da ssh96SG
Mendehshon.. ..... Mad'le De Berg
ecayatlns, from 81 f;lisi5 . Srhe
4seo YSiiS Fantsss sur
Bs a5 s Composed G5 X MI
ese sEo f 81 FSTss Sy pea; oara Ae'1e
10-Baliad, =.f'Tis tho Last Rose of SUMMER
arranged byW presaler -, Signora stdonl4 Costini
UTfckets so cents, 10 be had at the Music and Book
Stores Hotels, and at the the evening of cOncert
] p1- Concert tocommence at y O'Clock hoVle
New Silver Coin. s II
A DAMS 6, Co.. would Tespecu call the attention OF
N Banks, Brokers', Merchants, and the public
to the subjonsd circular from the Director OF the aU B.
Mint Philadelphia, in relation to the new silver cotnI
aes sos MINT OF EuE UNITED STATESs gl4a
|. Philadelphia, Oct. 2Oth 1858. u ~, !,
piv coins will be paid
out ut the Mint exchange for gold cons in SIMS not
less than one hundred dollars any denomination OF
coin and in large amounts at the option of the Director
s3'l4li l[Signedl J. r. SNo WDEN, Director 4.
With the view OF facilitating the distribution OF new
coin, and enabling all osupply themselves with as hte
expense Inconvenience posi- BILE, we are now pre-
pared to receive ORDERS by gold or drafts on
Philadelphia and return tn new silver coin.
We shall make charge attention to these specie
commissions beyond the customary express rates Tor
transportation service. ADAMS q 20.
nov1sdlmo. as4 : Mcclure House
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RnGoVA]

REMOVAL ~ p .-tg5 -
IHAvE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the new four story brio building,
v-+s s. No. 119, Main Street,
west side, between Monroe and Unou Streets where
will be prepared with early and extensive Spring
stock direct rom and manufacturers, which
would be pleased to have my old friends and customers
to call and examine. ~
feb4 li'E WIN. T. sELBY.
J G. Metealf viii be found at the above establish.
nent where he awaits his old friends. $50
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Wisconsin, ELrcr1oN.-T elegraphie reports from
Wisconsin represent that the Democrats have cleo
ted their State ticket by large majority. Such an
event was to have been expected in that decided
ly Democratic Stale. The following are the off
GERS elect: -g4I r'rl 'a W. N4e,
William A. Barstow, Governor.
James T. Lewis, Lieutenat Governor.
Alexander T. Gray, Secretary of State.
George B. Smith, Attorney General.
Edward H. Jansen, State Treasurer. -
H. A. Wright, Supt. of Public Instruction.
A. W..Starks, State Prison Commissioner.
William NJ. Dennis, Bank. Comptroller.
The Milwaukee Sentinel states that so far as
that city was concerned there was ''but one issue
thought of or talked of" and that was the "Li-
quor Law" The vote in Milwaukee on that ues-
ton was, in !ayor of a. prohibiiory law s97'
against it s.O02, 1t Jared better in the Counties
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Fas O lot hing Emporium
tsB.5 RHGBgHEEHEOEF.AN1 n TAHOE, 20 ~
sPRIGG HOUSE, WATER srREET.
III S now receiving from the Eastern ctesa splendid
Of the best quality and variety which have been
ectel by himself, for the s,f,s 49,, IL. IS
Etss7 si1sF FALL AND w WINTER. ~ S sSttsS4
Having worknenwho cannot be lnaakeaY
test style he has also ON hand variety Ready
aae Clothfng, together with assortment of
shirts, coisTs efasats5 thiels gloves; under
shirts, dTsweIs, stockings and in short every article me-
CeSSary fnfa wardrobe BE W0ld y1o one
and AT come and Judge for youi selyes. sept 4,
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Marghialls and Ohio Turnpike Company;
yTTHE tos ohaTge az heretofore this road
and isths earnesbdesire orthe Directors ina ~ Ps
sol win tells as EltnSS ibs
v,nle the oipan ny hAVe means OF preparing tu
uEGtt II " G1t ~
this necessary mpr0 nut u ths eest Ell
Iny9s.s S'' sll7y y tjJ.Hs PENDLRToN see.y
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BEYOND DESCRIPTION AND ALToGEpH-
i ,s.G3 3 EREXGEELEN IL 20 s. N q 81
TIHEiassort stock ofEYeshga; Cl0thss Gass
IL meres, Scars and other otons necessary for gem
tleTans outfit lust received, and now offered to the pub
lie by = - stSifss55 THOS. HUGHES,
I sept3 F+fs-' 80 4 ~ Wheeling, Va. 2
N. B.-Winterl Goods and overcoatsit extensive va
riety, and all at fGcREDIRLY Low PRIcisI! istSs
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Chaap5 llJasIl Storess y ,.7

TIME subscriber is lust TessiSing his Stock Of
fall and winter goods 81 sg ~ e Sna
and will sell lower than other house in the s mo
best qualities OF French Merinos from TO S1St per
yards English MeTinos from so cents to 6ects
500 Long shawls nom 50 TO SIS, best qSalies ana -
other kinds and qualities in proportion 100 patterns
cade Silks all styles and and at low
vet all PLAIN solloped al
styles and qualities.s fzss n ssf {4tI u.o
Intend to keep up my year round and al Mho
favor with their wants Sapp 'sI
al No 1856 Main STREET VEheellng Va AnflBrespeGtlu
invite all who may notice this advertisement to eau anu
examine cheap stock aud the utmost ps
giveh I = 80 y. sIrls dSffs y r.
oet6e E12sEt $50 2 z-slat5 70 JOHN =. asE!
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Tns+7n,-,.

= Dust ArriVeds ~
ID HoDEs, a. -to, have Just resolved Their
IN, first stock OF Fan and Winter Goods
everything and Staple, suitable iOri'n' S''' A-
country trade. VI s5sslS - st
Please giyeps Main street tEst,z. 5SFh.stns.
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Persinn mir Dye.

-.sss s=sE Persinn Hair Dye. 81 ~ So g.
THIS Dyeis warranted, If used according to directions
to change the hair from any other color to beautiful
T7s7I PERFECT JET BLACK, y -.s;.=i
WITHOUT
Staining the Skin. - :sai hess
Price, so cents per bottle, For sale by Ellis cALD
WELL, Wholesale Agents, and by VIM. R. MCKEE
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To, Country lMerohants.

To Country Nero chants.
n as,rfs pa NIDE q ABPiSAW H0 Z b s. "A LIZ.
wv arc now receiving our Falland Winter stock
dYY Hats and Caps, which will be- we leei
LARGEST and cheapest ever brought 10 The CITY Houhty
eichants who design purchasing kast are
invited TO call examine our stoGs lot w ave
Sf 9 n sFI4 ElllsRSS SON, a2T Main cor Union
: a,,est 5 Z i.Fl-l ~ - Wheeing. Va
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New Silver Coin. s 4 i
DAMS & Co.. would Tespec fully call the attention OF
IA Banks, Brokers, Merchants, and the public
Mint Philadelphia in relation to the now silver cotnI
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
BASKETS FOR EVER! r. r - essvsE
II MOONEY, Manufacturer and Dealer in Willow and
IL. Wooden Ware. 1917 Old Market Square west SIDE
corner Market Alley Sold Wholesale and cheap for
cash. q Ia-9a . 3 u sEF % - ftssH nov15.
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aIDoat6 of an army Offcer.--First Lieut. G. R. p.
Butler, I'd artillery, died of yellow fever at Tampa
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-. GIGARSl CIGARSI! TfI
is well known fact that the best cigars in the place
are to he had at the sign aI the Turk Just openedse
fresh supply OF these great ConsuelIo's, fine yonean
hang your hat on the smoke.sg ,,,onrs LII,
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Z -T7----- -5F0R ADJUSTMENTS. 90 = s7slv
TEEhaY just received beautiful and large selection o.
Piano Musie,Sb besides aRrge list of other mus'eI
which ouT kind clisonera will plt call for as soon as
pOssibl We have also receiver Ban1os and
which will be sold lower than ever before, atthe MI:
sic Store, No!199 Main STREET, Show
.sep5 -. :. = -s...-s u flChtlaONhi.l
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-t,
The Director gives notice that silver coins viii BIO paid
out at Mint in exchange for gold coins IN sims not
less than one hundred dollars OF any denomination OF
coin and in rye arounts, at the option of the Director
{ GI4l5 [Signedl J. r. SNowDEN, Director
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-. BROWM'S IS
EssENCE OF 9JAMAICA GINGFE
81 EAIUWELL, y
sep19.law3m WM. X. MCKEE. u Ifasi

Professor, Alex. CsBarry's TrlcopheToQs
or Medcated Compound FOR beautiIying, curling preey
ithc skin, curing rheumatic pains, and healing ersnI
wounds Bounded by no geograp hca lines the Ieputa
ton OF Barry's tlicopherous peryades the Union Tn
sales the article of late years have increased in radO
that almost exceeds belief Professor Harry aer ea
Il exa OF his sales book finds that the number
bottles delivered orjeri quantities olomalfa g1o:I
upySards during the year 1852 Waswithn atrtae Ofs
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USE EHoWRs COUCH CANpY

E RELLS q CALDWE and
nov16 Es l.gH. PATTERSON Go, Wheeling.
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A clerk appointsd.-James H. Durham, of New
York, has been appointed second class Isl, 200
per annum) clerk in the Sixth Auditor s. Office,
| vice A. j., McGnlla resigned. 8 e-- lus
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REAL EsrArH sAr.Rs=7
Wa1nabIe land tor Sale,

s.The Pittsburgh Journal, washinrtob Rs Woods:
caaiz copy each TO tho amount OF tbfes
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-THIGHhY ZIMPoRTAIlT.

-, dIGdhL 1NIE7 OENlkAALN =. -
RTRLSoN'S Premium Chinese IlstTal Washing FlGa,
IN the greatest Improvement yet discovered, for sayn
labor end expense III shDE Clothing and House Clean
ing Linens and Cottons washed by this FGd'win b
whiter and softer Than than if beached on tbs grass
WARRANTED not to injure the fabric Every lady nay
or Linen in tho Fluid, strength, for 81 hours which
will clearly show that It must be purely when
diufe with gallons water to half pint OF fluid.
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times tho
single sxpence which will buy enough for aarge family
washing which can be done in 8 or,3 hours
Manufactured and sold by the subscriber, who has ate
IL Pun chased the right for Ohio counyt, We. -
-. NIX. N nil VbeAling. Va .
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08
THE GOLD IN TEXAS.

In the New Orleans papers we find Texas
dates as late as the 18th inst. Several Of the
Texas papers allude to the gold discoveries; but
not in such q way as to convince US that Texas
is another California. The Galveston Civilian
says:
The gold fever is extending in this portion Of
Texas. number of Galvestonians leaves to
day for the Texas Diggings, and many are taxi
ing their departure from the lower western
towns. The excitement on the subject seems
to increase in proportion to the distance from
the mines. The Information which we nave
received of late, coming from various sources,
is of such an authentic character as to convince
US that gold does exist on the Colorado, and
that too, in large quantities in that region of our
State
The lndianola Bulletin has received letter
from a gentleman, in whose statement it places
implicit confidence from which the following is
an extract
81 am now in Hamilton's Valley digging
gold. There is the purest sort and plenty Of il
here. average from four to six dollars day.
There are FIVE or six hundred persons digging
here"
The La Grange Monument of the It'll, learn.
that several individual. who have just returned
to that county from the REGION on the Colorado,
where gold is to be found in valuable quantities,
confirm this favorable report to some extent.
To what extent they exist, or how rich they
will prove to be, has not yet been ascertaned
The lndianola bulletin says that very lately
inexhaustable beds of excellent coal and the
purest marble has been found in that portion
of the State where gold is reported to be
found
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08
DECORATE.

This IL ,Hrishing village is finely situated on
the Upper Iowa river, 33 miles west OF Lansing
and is the county seat OF W,nneshiek County.
The village plat was laid OFF not quite two
years since, and there is already prosperous
and growing town under foil hoadway.
There are in the place two good Hotels, one
kept by VIM. Day, and the other by David
Reed, both offering pleasant and comfortable
accommodation to the traveller ~ S. Gilbert
and Aaron Newell have each Dry Goods
store, and G. D. Smith Grocery and Provi-
sion store, all doing large and thriving bust
ness, keeping hand full supply of goods
There are two Boot and Shoe shops, one Black
smiths shop, one Cabinet shop, two Grist Mills
Zone of these can grind one hundred bushels in
twelve hours,) and make the best Of merchant
able four,1 and one mill, furnishing good
supply of lumber. They have mechanics OF all
kinds.
Also, two General Land Agencies, one kept
by Fl K. AverlIl, Jr., the County Surveyor
aud the other by W. B. Covel, and the Law
Office of J. B Ostne There are now undercon
tract, Is houses to be built this season. OF these
there are at this time building, commodious
schoolhouse, which for the present is to be used
for the Joint purposes of school and church
and an office for j. B. Ostne. The water
power at this place is remarkable, and is unsur
passed in the country the whole body OF the
rapid stream being capable of use for milling.
At one OF the mills above named, there is also
splendid spring, which jets from the bluff at the
height of so feet or more, and pours directly up.
on the mill wheel. The water of this stream
and its tributaries is very pure and clear, and
abounds in the speckled trout
Situated in the centre of one of the best
farming districts in the West, and possessing to
such an eminent degree the water power and
facilities for manufacturers we have named, and
peopled by an industrious and enterprising c lass
Of citizens, DEBORAH must eventually be one OF
the largest and most important inland towns in
The State.
Emigration into Winneshiek county, is very
large this season, and it is declined to make one
of the most densely populated counties in the
north of Iowa. There is colony of which we
have before spoken, located l6 miles north
west of DEBORAH, part Of which is in Winne-
shiek County
Good roads are now in use, and more can be
easily made, throughout the extent OF the coun
ty. and the streams are crossed at excellent
tords.-Lans Int
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08

loaded both pistols herself, the stand was taken'
the word given and the shots exchanged. Both
were unframed, the balls not having grazed
either of the persons Wounded honor, how
ever, was duly healed, and the dnests rushed
into each others arms, full Of love which was
just good az new. 1t appeared that by an
ar;ful dt ceit of somebody's The balls lad
of something besides lead y
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08
DU QUE PRIC ES .

HoIopay'S Ointment and Pills hare cured an liberated
Leg, and Prevented .ampataton-The wife of Mr.. Pays,
of s. Court House, Cheapside, birmingham, suffered
for than years from dreadfully liberated limb
curing great portion of that time she was under medi
cal Birmingham, where she frequently told
that amputation must ultimately take place. as il was
impossible heal the wound. However, under the ad
vice of her friends, she tned Hollowa,'s Ointment and
Pills, which have effected perfect cure, and she
strongly recommends others similarly afflicted to use
them, after this proof of their efficacy in one of the
worst of cases.
~ II. BLAKsLEY, St. Louis, General Agentfor Mis-
souri,, Illinois and Iowa.
For sale in Dubuque, by A. GILLEsPIT, W. T. ALLEN,
and DIR. Il. Mason.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08

A FRENCH DUEL.-A Parb letter tells the
following story +" law STUDENT became ena-
INQUIRED with young lady, al artist, and was
afhanced to her. He devotedlmself with great
assidu'ty to the completion ofhis studies, that
he might obtain diploma witch would make
him honorable in the estimation of betrothed.
In one OF their conversations they got into an
argument upon some abstrus point OF law, or
ethics, or science, and the DISCUSSION finally be
came SO warm that the hghspir,ed lady, find.
ing it impossible to conquer her antagonist by
the force of reasoning, resortd to the drgnmen-
tum dd 6acutinuns. and actually boxed her low
ers ears. Her hot temper soon cooled, and
upon ELECTION she was stocked at The out
rage she had committed, tina she insisted upon
making some suitable atonenent for the Insult.
The student, however, assued her that he was
ready TO overlook the incidnt, and proceeded
to kiss the hand that cuffed i'm. This only ag-
gravated the difficulty, in tn estimation OF the
chivalrous young woman, and separated Inc
lovers further than ever. She declared she
would never consent to mary man who could
receive such an insult as shs had been guilty OF
infficting upon him without resenting 1t or de-
handing reparation. Finalt, however. the love
which she still retained former unfortunate fri
end, suggested mode of efsctng an honorable
healing of the breach. She proposed that the
matter should be settled by duel. This being
her nitimatum, he reluctantly consented Inc
prelminaries were adjusted seconds appointed,
and the parties proceeded ir a carriage together
to the spot assigned for the combat The lady
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08

U. S. MARSHALL FOR WrscoxsIN.-S " r.
Ableman, Esq, Of Baraboo, Wisconsin, has
been appointed u. S. Marshall for Wisconsin,
in opposition to the wishes Of the Congressional
delegation from that State.-.Nuscatine Eno.
Any .46te man would have right 10 expect
nothing else. We are happy to hear. that there
is such an one in Wisconsin, and sincerely con.
graduate the President upon having ascared
him up.'-Bur. Tel
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08
The cry is still they Comet!

Yes, another LOT Of Day GooDs have come, and they
will still continue until the wants Of all who
wish are supplied from the EMPIRE CHEAP STORE
Just received per Ben Campbe fresh supply of those
Fine Prints that have caused much excitement at
IA cents per yard superior Domestic do with gen
eral assortment of House Furnishing Goods. Perhaps
will be useless that cheap is motto, for hun
dreds who have purchased the last month "down
town,"at RUssELL'S, corner of Main and seconds',,
can testify Promises look well paper but the fulfill
ms mt of them is what the people want for proof
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08

JUDGE LErFINGwELL.-So much was said
by the wings against this gentleman during the
late canvass in Iowa, which resulted in his cleo.
ton by very large majority, that while at Dav-
export last week we stepped into the Court
House TO see what kind of an appearance he
made at his first term of Court in Scott County
His appearance isvery prepossessing. He is,
what the ladies' would call ga handsome man.
He has keen bright eye, "a fine manly form q a
very UPRIGHT and intelligent countenance, and
agreeable manners. AS Judge, he is intell-
gent, impartial firm and prompt
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08

The Texas GOLD SroRIEs.-The young man
who threw up good place in Washington to
hunt gold on the Colorado, would have done as
well to wait few days. The following is an
extract Of letter to the New York Herald,
dated Austin, May 5th
tits an odd, and believe very trte saying,
that the world is governed by humbug; you who
live in the reach Of the immortal Barnum can
best tel (humbug's) effect on the pockets, and
as you are equally near the spiritual rappngs
you can tell its effect on the body, and mind ;
but we who live within days ride of the new
diggings, and have our statutes loaded with rail
road charters, can speak perhaps knowingly as
you can on the aforesaid humbugs.
Here we have persons coming in by hun
dreds to dig gold; and it takes little more to
start them than they find to return home. Far.
mers have left their crops (Which was the true
gold) to 60 to grass, and find when they get to
the diggings that they are all as green as grass