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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-09

InstantdnesWs Liquid Hair Dye.
NO those wishing hair dye that may be depended h.
il on wb can ohe5Tihy tecomuen nd the above !he beat
ofeIty reference can be given TO us superiority over
and feisi Nv II II, LOGANtk CO.,
marsl Hbt alle @ 7s,nIs W IllA Ely.
THHI Cos 4tartnerRhtp, aaH "
TltR undo,sIsHtd have this daylormed eoPlTtneT.
slim Iie ns 6e aid style ol o. Baker & Co., ahd
sIil ileOnline s dseney and Bbat St0ls b0t5
lf1H' ~ " f'i1fFi iff ~ 20 SO. BAKRRs
anal JOHN list q
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sli bATgWHOLESALE OK RE'TAlL.tuH bye
n UST IeceFved large lot CT superior BiTs turned
d s0ulndsOnee 30. 5 TO- vi .li-,, IL g,,,.. d d
5lsOa sizes very beat Marietta sha{p gLlt lSI %
ts TTISon rosfS Sb0Tl n0ee and a. 9iv Ihtts, AZ m
dn2n .I.a nIROnANS maIlIe YAId, ~ lalkel ~ al
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Daguerreotypes.

0T3 n HIGHLY IIUFUHIANI. 'l'
NTRLSON,S Pf6nii0n Chinese LustJdl Washing Fluid,
IN tie yrcateRt lmprov6aet yet discovered for sayiB
labor end eyIese In wa shing Clothing and House Clean
ing Linens ana CotonS yy6shtd BY ilis Fuli will be
whitcr aud soor han than II bleacled on the grass.
WARRAKtgD not 10 lnjnre the abrlC FVoTy lady may
satisfy hetsel onttat pOint BY piee OF Cotton
or Lhemin the Fluid, null strength, for "a hOurs which
willcleary show that Il must 30 Pun W harniless VIXEN
dilute with GALLONS OF water 70 haf pint OF fluid.
The CllSess washing Fluid q worth Three tlmeD tie
single siXpence which viii enough for alaTge amy
washing, which can DO done IN Q Or . hguIs'.
Manufactured and sold BY tho subsel lbeT who haRlAth
80 sa'' ~ lf JAS. MRLLOR,
Augq No, 20, UnlopSt,. &heeIns, Va
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h phOrnas II. Gibson,

I IIVIIIEIU
PLUMBER AND GAS FITTERI
No. 8 UitiOh st, opposite C.H. BrJYy's Rops6iOTe
BGs leave to INFORM his friends and tho public m gen
elal thathe continues 10 carry tho plum blng aud
gas hWnginallq various branches and
elisa share Of publ 9 patronage.
lie has constantly hand, lead and Iron plIeSt com
nOn and IateIt hydNnls, cisleTn Ppmps bath boilers,
waller closets wash baelns cold water loupt9l Ior no
els walef coolers FOR private mmilies hot and cold
shower baths bath tubs, lead aud ionol6que boxes lead
cons, haters kettles, fetosiOT bleaching oHd all other
chem col apparatus, elVf Paetores el0. huea up VIII
dispatch, .,.. ,l...
Also, chandeliers, pendants, brackets, bellar lights.
candle buTnB,St Otc. IT
AoIders len al the above place Will be Thankfully re-
telyedaH promptly lteuded 70, m ~ ~.
n Man ordbrs fTOm Tie country vii meet With
pTuinpt stlentOH FG 9fh ap6-8md
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-09

BRIDGE tCORNER OONFBoTloN oNERYii 'SA-
- .srL0ONiAND OYSTER DEPCtTi ,,eein 81
CofsSiIohsfy, 0pPob thS S6Eto6 ti0tt5, iofftIy
Gert by 4. Parker aud greatly eHlaTEe and Improved
ts win keep eonSiABtI on iNna ~ kindb Qfeakte AID
cS%t:e'I%oery .%: % AUD WIN supply parties % Essl9g'sls
yp t5s b.sE gtyIs hogys. e
aud half cam do st' $50 ydi6te alBp b ~ ,afWi
G1-AnAascrtIuent Of ohristuas and New. ssr'g Tom
noviodu H. Il. R0sE-& ERNEST KRBLL.
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WhooIlng aRd Aanesvllle Llne.
For Sunhgh,

- 1NiR hbt running EtelH6r Stephen
49, u Unynrd, BoOfu Auathr. having beem
sBt9fe To.rkinted and Ie.decorqied, VIII leave
1Wheellng FOR SunRah anil all iEle mediate
landings EVERY DAS al half phSt 3 O'Clock, Z. Nh
POrITeiEht or pasSSge apply OH board. SopRl Il
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.srGMf IstIld Removal, rsi3 @l IL.
NNoUBALbBNS q KNOX have removed their lPhols'
M lat Stock Of Boots AND Shesf, to The new lOursloTy
'''S' No. 1l0, B1aln street,
4 few buildings North OF the Merclants \ MechapleS
bank OIL tie opposite side 9 the streeana 1Po9s souih
or Vim r, Sel6y's dTy good slote
Thankful for the pATOeage herelofors extended 10 the
House. they confident that with thelI lAcl
Ties ur doing busnossf they can oher 70 merchants q
greater indictments lor buying than hsIeiolPie
MOCllh LIZ Nh N lAGtON
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TTsf Or lOngerl TINS than two mouths,
gent .! on .S oSp SSSsS % @ e 8 P.1 S1sS esnI ~
aitn =, prolssslOnal cards, isquale orless, !.
lsN". ss'.ssss'fs's''ss''s'b piVf
,sc;iiiP;'ioitssiOnaI cards. one 'qu''e, per ~
ls'i'N N,......,.s..sss''sss ssssssssssss !ytyl
1oni side) one
stg'si;'''N " "'''''''''''''' SS'S9 gSS9
or ibe above for inside.
%s. %'5ss.1eonaIaae''iou' 'ha'F'S P'F q'on
,HsiNa I'd same Tale OF Discount thereon Tor
fnlN,s, ~ souaIes as under The general lead. and
si'i l,LLs.,,ieInents, with monlhy CHANGE one a
- f,,r........'s'''.'' 1900 '''''s'' 49, ~
tvnh, N Inserted gralultoualy' Out luneTal a.
e W A,.........ss' .ss's.sss''''s''''s '''s'''''' -
Rtetl.,is. tkiIed.. ....,ss.ss'.s.ss..ss "
i'ge B0l'e "a lOT each candidate t0r sera
1n, lOr month Or less IN advance S,VO
IL oihoe W. W. Inserted for half plicA. .ri
jos Ro''e' X. RARTLRSON,
IOlIN r. RUSSELL, N
SWEARiNGEN, TAYLOR q Go.
GKO U. hrrLE & Co
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Adams y Uois Eixdres's
1884 9Ils 1854,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I1ouso,

TNOR speedy ami Bha conveyance Of cbpndG 9, nAek
II arss lcels hank notes, specie gold, IN chats Oi
secs nessegers leave 0ur oce daily, for al parts Ol
.he Rast, Europe, California aud Australia Also lu9
Wssylle RRllToad, and ClSveIaudand Toledo Raptdl
Though to ChleaBO. .,.t - a. !,
For Zane Vile and an pieces on the National Road
R,r aItimOre and all points on llatmpre aud OHIO
Railo H. and nom thence connect ~ y our Great hast
Wocallect nOles, drnS, or accounts aud bills Onde
livery OF parces, and make prompt uetuns' G adU
ExnieSs or Bast daily al 8 O'Clock, a, ~ ts Is,it
do tot west do z do An
do FOR PITTS burg do q do AK v'9N
onf arrangements are now complete orthe dellvsryo Of
P''N'sss AVp "'O''''' v ~ E''"''' ADAMS & Co.
n ptov,S Auent aHHr st ' '''f apt1pn
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THE BEST A Nd CHEAPESl' STOCK
GP Spring foods IN the city OF heelng may be found
" at J.(s, HIeTlI'si No. 400 RUtn ~
nad OrmOst all the NY Good stores H. the CITY, he
las seiecied auds now ononlng choice anu elegant as
sOTtment U Goods suitable for tie spring onhraoDBeve
TICs suitable for Iadies, gen emens nants wear, all
nj which Offers al redlctd Prleos. Detetnined 10
er good sto as any house " the city, ad 10 sell
little cheaper than tS cheapest o respectfully Invites a
friends ami the public generally to call end examine "be-
fore purCbasL elsewhere" No trouble TO show goods
and less 10 sethem Call ami see AZ
HliNI l'WI luIU sH j. @. .HKRTLYiS, Mnnst. n
fah2sdM . -. LN- --n ~. cOrner MhIkel alley.
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bF fp1n,SpeT week !,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20
FROM WASHINGTON.
Washington, Sept. IL.

The Star says that NO treaty for the annexa-
zion of the Sandwich Islands has been received
II Washington.
The Union 10 morrow will contain a letter on
slavery from Hon. Henry A. Wise, answering
N. Adsms. Of Massa chusetts Mr.. Wise takes
an ultra Southern view of slavery per Sc, but
condemns the slave trade and favors coloRiza :
ton.
The anniversary Of the battle Of North Point
was duly celebrated to day. A large number Of
the defenders OF Baltimore visited Alexandra,
and we're entertained BY the authorities. The
city has been more animated than for weeks
past.
A riot having been astio;pated, BarnSm's mu-
scum was not permitted exhibit at Alexandra
last night. ,s@fss2si@ kstss4
The prohibition liquor Law was defeated in
the City Council last night BY 5 votes.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20

Senator Dou Slas arrived in town last evening
20 fulfill his appointment here to day. The
Board Of Supervisors being in session this
morn y. paid their respects to Douglas ina
body 1, whom he made few appropriate re.
saasks.
The Sri II Guards, Capt. Fisher, turned out
in uniform, and when Douglas appeared upoa
the stand, II = clock, fired one gun.-He
addressed the largest asseMblage ever congre-
gated in kasalle county. in the park south OF
the Court tiou.e, in a speech Of two hours and
forty minutes He vindcated his course upon
III. Nebraska Kansas BIZ, and showed that the
Democratic party en- hive no fellowship with
the Know Nctl.ings. He vas listened to with
the most profound respect during the whole
speech, BY the immense crowd, and was fire.
9uently applauded. Al the conclusion three
Hearty cheers we're given for Douglas, and three
Tor Shields Guards. The crowd then Dispersed,
with the atm ct good feeling. large con-
course Of ladies graced the meeting with their
nfeaenCe, "a
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20
THE MAINE ELECTION.


In one hundred and seven towns the vote for
Governor 10 :-Morrill, fusionsf, FL Cos; Reed
~hif. s 694; Paris, democrat, 1925 Carey.
liberal, 1877.
In the First Congressional district the vote Ia
all but six towns 10 Wood. fusiouist, 4,762 /;
Weils, dessocsst, 3,lO3; scattering, iO2. In
1854, the district gave Mcdonald, democrat,
3y6O9 plurality.
IL Inc sre:nd district, Perry. fasionis., in
twenty two towns, has 3,098; Kimball, dem,
2,2IO; scattering 66 ~
jey, wAixs 40; D,ckesson, democrai, 1873 !;
Knowlt"n, fosioniss, has 2,.)40 votes.
In the Fourth district but few reirrns have
heen received, but there is doubt Vi The cleo.
aion t BnsMsoh. wiig ~ iF6tstssits
In the Fifth dis'rict. B ,ngar gives Washburne,
whia, about 50O mnjerity; Brewer over no and
Bronson, 1876 There is no doubt ef WASH
burne's election
In the Sixth district, in twenty one towns,
Smith. vhig has AT; Fuller, democrat, l,i24
Milliken, fasionist. 1851.
flsionists OF whies. A asssts
For SepCessass;ives, the election Of thirty six
Susionisss, M democrats seven Know N othings,
have beee board from sisaas
The Argus Of this m ,rning, democratic
paper, says The latest news lends US to feor
ihat shout everything from Congress down has
gone b. the board, and We shall be glad T.
learn that Mouiliis not elected by the people
for Governor. II ascribes the result in part 10
Ahe Kaow Knothinss.
Sept. i2ih-Noon.
The indications still are that Mo'rill 10 cleo :
ted Governor by the people. but nothing deci-
sive 10 known. The belief here is strong that
both Knowitona and eMilHken, iusionists are
elected 10 Congress in the, Third and SIKH
districts 7SfAsE 10
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20


Hsuessy's PiA-Exiraordinary Care Of Palpitahon Of
TIE sHeau-PrAessor Holloway, Of IS, Ann street,
New York had Ne pleasure Of receiving from Nj. John
Baker State Street. Boston, letter, dated March 18th
1854, which is subjoined verbatm.-s Dear Doctorc
Your Pills entirely good lew years ago was un-
der the treatm Mt efDr, of this city. suffered with
pspisaiion Of heart great extent that was
reqacn,lv obliged 7" abstain from any kind Of exercise.
mental bodily, for weeks together. A short time
since seized with violent sickness and splitting Of
blood ofcourse, went to my old freud, but finding
him OUT went into the Of BEDDING e Co., efthis
City f newspaper, and accidently several boxes
Of your Pills there; Ipuxchased took few doses,
and the result very favourable bv perseverag with
tAem, entirely cured, and have to thank yon for
now enjoying good health. J.BAkEx.
/ rH BLAksLEv, st Louis neral Ageat for Nilsson
n, illinois and Iowa. fsSA&
For salem Dubuque by A GsaLxssfE, w ALLEn and
DIT MASON. ~ ~ u B
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20
ARRIVAL or THE EMplRE CITY.
New York, Sept. l2,

The Enpise City LEFT Aspinwall on the 81
and arrived this morning. She brings Cali
] Ssenia mails. 9J0 passenger, and over one
81 ,O00, 900 10 gold. She bsi0gs advices Que
day later ftom Ban Francisco, which contain
tmpostaat news from China. The revolution
isas were in possession OF two large towns near
Whanpca, and were hourly expected to attack
Canton.
A portion Of the United States Surveying
0quadrou were moored ofthe factories, design
cd TO project American interests
The Maderians have stopped to export
rice.
Several China merchants had moved out OF
the city:
L,rge bodies Of imperial troops were station
u ousside the walls ITS
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20
Just Received,
Goodrich, Brother & Co.,

at the Old Stand. No. 3, Globe Buildings,
A RE just opening large and complete assortment
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20
Cherry Hill Cemetery.

INdE pubic areinv,tsd to Lots IN his u M
= etery II has been laid out in converter nj ard
asefui manner into lots OF different sizes Tie dis
ance rom tuwn IS such that IL will NOT Probably he
mar any graves will ever be disturbed ard is SO near
as TO he OF Resort families eiths IN We
hicies or ON foot fhe voad leading from puu me l.
excellent The pr0i li,tors satisfied that lis sill
uaon ana eligibility for the purpose which il is dc
s'ghod neenonIy be observed to be appreciated.
&c 90; Isnns wishing TO purchase will apply at The Office
81 ".J' barney Y Co., orto the undersigned,
WILLIAM CARTER
uec.S2, 1928 dawtf Agent for Cemetery.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20

Tas Two SExEs.-There 10 much truth in
che following, which we eli iffom the Syracuse
81 andard: sssfssss s1s
Whea = yaking youth gees astray, friends
RaihrS roond hin u order - restose him 10 the
Qaths 0f Susue. 0ensleness and mindless are
iaviahed apoa him 70 Yin him back 10 inpocence
asd peaoe' Ne one wonld susPsct that he had
eves sin1ed.
bat when pDof, cose &nf, girl i dssroyed
ohe receives the brand Of socsety and il hence.
firth driven ltom ne ways OF virtue. The be
frayes = honosed, respected and esteemed; but
the ruined, heart broken victim knows there is
~ p-ese for her this side Of The gravr. Society
~ - he1ping baud tar her, no smile Of com
~, - vetee 81 forgiveness.
Thtse ~ earthly snoraiities unknown 70
eNso There y : deep wrong in them, and
Nellni - ~ anassqa~nc~s sag '
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20
Recognized, Enlarged and Improved,

FOR THE CAMPAIGN Of 1854
EMBRACING OVER 100 MEN AND HORSE -
IL Tn estab shment, the only of the kind in
Would, W II give their ed performances
AT DUBUQUE, ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER, end
Afternoon Performance at242 o'clock-Eyening Per
Torrance al I l-2 O'Clock.
GRAND COLOSSAL MARQUE
Of The largest size travelling, WILL when ed
its full extent, accommodate near 5000 Persons
Thiuyfour Lady, Gentlemen ond Children Performers,
among whom may he found that "SON OF MOMUS,'
YANKEE ROBINSON! whose ginal mith
provoking deneaOns of ric characters have
for HIN the cOgnOnen of THE PEOPLES FUNNY
MAN."-Also, Prof. OrriM ami sans! formerly
of the world renowned ACROBAT FAMILY
There will be two distinct Performances each day
Most positively two Performances alike. Due notice
will be given of the product of tho Great Moral ORA
ma of Uncle Toms Cabin In which will appea :
over SKI tHARAcTRRS.
COX so tents-P 25 Cents. A. s. BURT Agent.
August %, 1854 d7..wIt
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20
Quebec, Sept. l.

THE NEw CANADIAN MisisrRY-Ths fol>
lowing new members Of the Cabinet are an
naunced: Liberalization. John Ross, Speaker
Of the Legislative Council; Mr.. Spence, Pest
masier General. Conservatives-Sir Allen
McNab, President Of the Council; John A.
McDonald, Attorney General; Henry Smith,
Solicitor General; and Mr.. Galley. lnsPecto.
General. There 10 no change in the Lower
Il
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20
Powder! Powder:

- KEGS Blasting Powder; 10 kegs I.afn's {.
~ sporting Powder just received and for sale cheap
Nv ANDERSON Il MILTON
z ugIstl0. 1853 dawti
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20

SPTUES
IN BOZ Mining Spades for sale nv
w GILLIAN L. EMERSON
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20

reference in regard to the Real Estate, +. J. Viss
cHYR 4 Co, Real Estate Br,kerS, New York. Orders.
(post paid,) with ,ney closed, TO he addressed.
NV. HOLBROOKE, Sec'ry sos Broadway, N. Y.
1J The Engravings in the cataogu are now ready
f,r delivery (6 mos
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20

| APPLEroN'S BUILDING 34s and $40, BROADWAY.
American Artists Union
The AMsa,c.x Asr.sr USIos, world respectfully
announce the Citizens of the United States and the
Canadas that for the purpose Of cultivang taste for
the fine throughout the country, aud with the view
of enabling every family become possessed OF gal
lery Of Ensrsvinss,
By the first drtisis If The Age,
rhev have determined in order extensive
ale tor their Engraving and thus NOT only give
pigment large number Of artists and Others hut
inspire among countrymcn ,r works Of art,
to present tn the purchasers IN liz engravngs win
$50 900 of them are solh
250,OO1 GIFTS, Of the actual cost Of $I50.O
Ea b purchaser of One D,llar Engraving. there
FORE receives Mt only engraving richly worth the
money! but also ticket which entities him the
gifts " hen they are distributed.
For FivE noIL.Rs highly finished Engraving,
beautifully rAINrED IN OH, aud FIVE GIFT
TICKETS will b. sent; or FIvc D,rLARs' WORT, Of
spen lei Engravin he selected from the Catalogue.
Ar.py of the Catalogue together with specimen Of
one ' hs Engriv nsS can De seen nj h' tfhce of TINS
For each Dollar seat, an Engraving aotuhy worth
that su and a Gift Ticke., Will immediately be for
warded.
AGENTS.:
Tho COMMITTEE beiicving that the of his
Cesar NATIONAL UNDRRTAKiSG will be materially pro-
NOTED by the energy and enter of intelligent anu
pers,vcrns AGENTS have resolved 10 treat with such
Any person wishing hecon e Ag nj, by sending
(post paid) 81, WILL Receive BY RETURN OF MAIL, a
One Dollar Engraving, sGIFr TICKET" ProsIec-
tus, Catalogue and all other necessary information.
On the final complexion Of the sale, the Gifts will he
placed IN the hands ola COMMITTEES Of the PoRcHA.ERs
to he DISTRIBUTED notice of which will be given
throu shout the United states and the Canadss.
List of Gifts:
100 Marble bists Of Washington, at 500, $40 600
100 5. Clay, 100, 10000
100 &c Webster, 100, 10000
100 Calhoun IOO 10000
so elegant Oil Paintings, IN SPLENDID
gilt frames, size 3xf t. ach, 100 5000
100 elegant Oil Paintings, 2x3 Leach, 50, sou
500 steel plate Engravings, brilliantly cold
in oil, rich gilt frames 24130 in each 10 5000
10000 elegant steel plat Engravings. col'din
oil ofthe Washington .sfonament, 20x26
inca 4 4,oOo
237 900 steel plate Engravngs, from 100
different plates, now in possession OF,
and owned by the Artists Union IF the
market value OF, from so cts to 81 90
each Al, 900
l fir.tclass Dwelling, in 3lst st., N Y CITY 1890,
% building lots in 100 and lolst SITS, Ny.
City, each 2ix 100 Il. deep, at 1909 $4,000
100 Villa site containing each 1000
suit. in the suburbs OF New York
City and commanding magnif-
cent view of the Hudson River and
Long Island Sound at 500 $4,000
est, or security, OF $3.50 each, 500,
so :. " e 100 g 5000
100 !" &c 50 5000
$50 20 " 5000
2 900 IS &c &C +" 10000
Reference in regard to the Real Estate, f. J. Viss-
CHER Co. Real Estate Br kers New York. Orders.
(post pad,) with ,ney enclosed TO he addressed.
Nv. HOLBROOKE, Sec'ry sos Broadway, n. Y.
1j~ The Engravings in the cataOgu are now ready
n delivery. C. moS.)
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20
ANOTHcR sclENTIFIC wOyDEm.

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORTANT TO DisPErTiCs.-Dry J. s. Roaghton's
Pepsin the Digestive Fluid, Gastric Juice. pre-
!, afed from Kennel, or the Fourth Stomach oft Ok
directions Of Baron Leihig, the Physiologc
a Chemist, BY g. Hssshtoa. NJ D. Philadelphia Pa
This 10 truly woaderfu remedy ior Indigestion, Dys-
pssa, jaundiee, Liver Complaint, Constipation and
Debility, curing Nature Method by Natures
own Agent the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
scientific evidence of,ts value, furnished by agents gra
tis. See notice among Medical Advertisements.
.f A. GILLESPIE. AGENT,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20
NOTICE.

NoJ!CE - here by given that the partnershi her,
~ toiorc exsting in the Stone Cutting Bnsnefs he
this dsy dissolved. f'
The business Of the former firm will be carrie or
nefeiter ny the undersigned, who alone is authorize,
t. Settle its affairs. JAMES e., WIiIIAMS
Dubuque, May IL, ls54 r
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20
SINSINAWA MOUND COLLEGE
WISCONSIN,.

IN HIS Institution, conducted by the Fathers OF
South Western of the State Of Wisconsin, ten
miles from Gaena illinois, and six miles from Dubuque,
Iowa II occupies the most healthy and picturesque
site in the West.
The system Of education will comprise the various
branches of the Arts and Sciences usually taught in
similar Institutions in this country.
A mild and paternal system OF government, As far as
he compttable with the attention the
intellectual Improvement of the pupils, also their
nestle comtot will be attended TO with the soil
citudr. Their diet will he wholesome and abundant
No student will be permitted to 90 beyond the College,
limits unless accomplished by of Prof Tutors
Ample opportunity is offered, by the retired and beaut
full SITUATION of the TO lege for thu pupils 10 enjoy
under The care of their Teachers every variety of limo
cent and heathful exercises
The collegiate year will consist of sessions of five
months each the frs commenc sg on the first Monday
Of September Oeach year, and ending the Saturday
after the first Monday of February and the second he
ginning the second Monday Of February and closing
with the public exhibition etime the beginning Of
July.
Boari and Tuition in the common English
Algebra, Geometry, Surveying or Engineering,
with Of instruments 1000
Greek, Latin. French and German each, 500
Music, Vocal or Instrumental 500
Stationery. and use of books when furnished
by the Institution 500
Washing and mending ofthngs washed ZOO
Use OF bed and bedding 800
Board during summer vacation. 1000
GENERAL REGULATIONS.
No studentwill be admitted for storter period
sence, unless IN case of sckn 80 or dismissal.
g. All letters or commune atoms, to and by the STU
DENTS except hOse to and from Parents and Guardians
will BE- subject TO the inspection Of the President
I No books will he allowed to circulate among
the students unless previously approved by the Presi
dent.
a. No advances viii be made by the Institution for
clothing other expenses, unlessa sufficient amount be
deposited with the Treasurer for that purpose.
S. Every student is To be provided, entering the
College, with two good suits Of clothes, shirts six
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20
CABINET MEETING.

WeentpHtous sept. II.
A Cabinet meeting vas held this morning,
on important dispatches received from The
American Commissioner at the Sandw ch Isl.
ands, concerning the Treaty between the y. s.
and those lslsnds.
Another dispech Of the same date says.
A Treaty, having for its purpose the Annex
alton Of the Sandwich lslands, 10 Understood to
have been read in the Cabinet t, day. As its
terms we're dictated from here, several months
ago, their probably will be no miss about it