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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18
DUBUQUE
Gas Light and Coke Company.


NOTICE is hereby given, that in conformity to the
~ Cote of iowa, Title X Chapter 43 passed al the
session Of the Genital Assembl. of la5r-l and appro
we'd 9Th February 1851 entitled Corporations for Pc
cuniary Profit - aud by virtue OF Ordinance passed
by the Mayor aud Common COuncI! Of Dubuque, Sep
,smber '3h 1853 entitled Ordinance TO provide
Tor Lighting the City Of dubuque with Gas, THEODORE
T. Hay, >HAs MErcHASr, sAmUrL Ross, THoMAs IL.
uAr, GEORGE w. SHArRon, and SrErsEN l. NOZZLE
together with all other persons who may herr after Re
memb RS of the Corporation this creaei, have
become incorporated inta b.my corporate and potic
under and the name of Sc TIE Dubuque 0as gat and
Coke Company its princpa place If doing tsiness
being Dubuque, Iowa. The general nature 81 The bu-i-
ness to be Transacted by said Corp"raIi manu-
tac:ure and sell inf ,nmab!e Gus the City Of Du-
buqlc. and to individuals siding in said CITY; and II
manufacture and sell Coke and Coal rar. The amount
OF capital ant stock authorized is one hundred MI
fifty thousand dol ars hut said Corporation shall not
within one year from Incorporation have power TO
issue more than sew MY thUns1nA dollars of stock
hut thereafter, the demand for Gas increases in said
City, has power TO issue Stock from time TO time,
The Board OF Directors may direct to the amount If it,
capital auth riZ ID. III seventy Thousand dollars OF
stock authorized To he taken al the encemnnt IF
the corporate existence of said Corporation, 10 he pait
% per cent in hand Is cent by the LIST If Novem
br. 1884 Is per cent. by The LIST OF December, iaa
per per cent by the LIST of January lbs, Is per
by the lst of February, 1885, aud Is per cent by the
LIST OF March, 1855 he said Corporation to cun
mence on the 2is day of september, 1854 and tn
inmate on the 2 fh day of eptem"er 1874 The Off-
GERS of the Corporation 10 he Beard Of Directors
all of whom TO be Stockholders with power increase
the number To nine, President, who shall asG re
Director, and elected by the Board OF directors, and
Secretary and Treasurer,-rhe Treasurer tn b., ALSO
transfer Clerk The or nal incorporators above
ed To b. the Directors until the I'd Monday in Fehrpa
rv, 1855 with power elect Secretary and rrea rer
for the time being when election of Off fur
the ensuing year Shalt he HID and thereafter the 2d
Monday III February in each year, the Officers of said
Corporal non shall be elected. such election be h.
at the office II the Company. in Dubuque. The stock
OF said Corp ,ratlon is dvlrd into shares OF fifty dol
iTrs each, and each sh,re of stock is entitled
vote in every election OF O;fccrS-.he ~ ekhaders hiv
ing the right t. vote by proxy The highest amount of
indehts dness nr liability tn which said Corporation
shall atany time subject Itself TO exceed thirds
the amount al Its Capital Stuck. Private property of
the members OF the Cooperation t, be exempt from liza
biy for corporate deb:s
$. I. NOBLE, Stc'y
Of Boarda Directors of" The Dubuque c. L. g. Co."
Dated 1T Dubuque, september 22d, 1851. dav-iw
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18
PENNSYLVANlA
JORITIES FOR GOVERNOR.

Wing gain as far as heard from
Bigier's majority in 1851 in the State
cnNC
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mo 49, January ). s5i for the railroad Ga e'
Landing ON The VI ssisspII ver Arkansas, via Carr
den, and near Fulton, tho Texan boundary IiEe AM
i's branches A. Camden:
In the dts rcs OF lands subject I, sale at H. lena AK
do. atGhampagDule, IT..
do. Ii tie Rurk a..
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18

another who but fifteen short years since, wss
the "glas of fashion and the E,oud III form,
who is now sad picture Of degradation. We
could allude to o hers, hut these two cas,.s are
enough All inqu ry into their p's, career dls
closes the fact that they were s'smart. fast hu<i
ness men. Let their fate he wrrnins To new
be oinners IF Boston Herald
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- A~a -
DIED

In this city, the 18th Oct instant, at 2 O'Clock
Mr. HERMAN SCHROEDER, Merchant a,d cit.z.n, lately
of Areuisee, Pruss n, Europe.
The friends of the family aud the members ~ llar-
mony Lodge No 2, Julian No. IL, and Schiller Lodge,
are respectiuy invited attend the funeral
Sunsa, morning. at O'Clock a. Nj.
g Death loves shin ng mark" In this instance, his
unerring shat, has stricken dow who njysd the
Respect and fl endship Of who had the happiness 10
have formed his acquaintance. In all tho reiat ons at
life cit zen, merchant husband and friend his de-
pertinent was such bind 10 his heat those who
came in contact with him, with hooks of steel =
To thu crcI. in which he moved is left, but
the memory of his virtues, the sad PRIV OF pay
ing the last tribute of res pee; To bis remains.
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The abuve table is intended to show, as far
as heard from, The wing IL ar democratic
maj riy OF 50 and The wing and anti Nebraska
mainri,ies and gam of "a. The four names
marked with asterisk, () ere III 50 who
volrd for tn Nebraska Bill. In the districts
where new WING candidates are run, the Lum-
Der shows the whg vote o. 50.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18
RICH DISPLAY OF
DRY GOODS +!
GREAT ATTRACTIONS!

RARE BARI AIMS!
rJ,HE subscriber is now opening at the new Store in
i Jones' Block, corner of Main and Sixth sts. large
and carefully selected stock of
Fancy Il Staple Dry Goods,
to which he would cal! the attention of TIE citizens of
Dubuque and vicinity. These goods have been pur-
chased principally for cash of importers and manuac-
urers since the recent decline in prices and will be
sold as cheapss have been paid by some merchants
who bave bought earlier in the season.
DRESS GOODS.
In this department will be found the latest and mos,
choice styles of French Merinos, Plain and Figured
Moll De LANES, Plaid Pure LANES Figured Cashi
meres. Persian Cloths, Plaid and Striped Poplins,
Parramettas, DE Bage, Alpaccas, &C., &C.
DRESS SILKS
A variety Of plain and watered oil boiled Black
Silks consstingo semper idem and Other first quality
Brands also, striped. fgur, d. changeahle ana plain
silks; these goods will be sold at very low prices
SHAW LIS,
of the latest richest and choice styles and designs
of Broche long an square, Bay State, EMPIRE Water
lon Scotch Long an Square WOODEN of the newest
patterns. black aud c"lorei Silk, Cashmere, &c.
CIoaks and Ta!naas,
manufactured expressly for the subscriber according to
The latest styles Black silk Velvet, Black Col
orea Cloth and Mernos also CLOAK Cloth for sale by
the yard.
EMBRoIDERIts AND DRESS GOODS.
An endless variety of Muslins, Chemizettes Collars
sleeves Handkerchief Bands, Edgings and Insertions
Baird striped Jaconetre, and swiss Muslin, Victoria
and Bishop Lawns Iaces, Wells &C., including every
thing usually kept in this line; among these goods viii
be found new style Of Crotcked Worked Collars,
which The attention of Ladies is inv ted
House Keeping and Furnishing
G. O @ ID 8.
Irish Linens, sheetin:s, Pillow Gases and Cot:ons,
Fable Damssk Napkins, Diaper Toilet Quilts, En-
broidered curtain Musiin Lace Curtains Cloth, Table
COVERS &C., &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS
Beached and Brown Sheetings and Shirtngs, Checks,
tripes, benims Nankeen-, T.ckngs, Carpet Warp,
Cotton Yarn, Batrngs, &C.
English, French and American Rroadc loths CAST
mere. and Vestings. great variety.
would also call the attention of Merchants and
Pedars tn my extensive stockof
Yankee Notions md Pedlars Goods,
which will be sold at such pr that dealers will find
il to their interest tn call.
THOMAS DAMS.
Dubuque, Oct. 9th, 1851. wifi
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18
The best Grades of Goods:
The Latest g. Approved Makes d. Styles,

md to sci! tsem at UaifDrm Prices.
Orr Stock OF G ocs is Nae purchased en- irely this
Season. and expressly for this place. and see ed with
great to styles We shah receive throughout the
season the Latest style of Dress Goods olks and Tai
mas and promise merS III, we will sell as lo,c
If not ioDar, than any either House in this place
We Will Commence Sellin Uniform Prices and in no
instaace will we rary from that rute.
The of having Uniform Prices in Jo5biar and Re-
taiiiag 'ods, must comns nd itself il must he obvious
10 even careless thinker that only can afford
to- hut NUT from necess ~. sell lower rates than
those VIII" do bus the Old Saste We shall also
keep lar.e ock of
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18

ns A TRICK or THE TRADE The editor
4 the Bridgeport Farmer, who has constantly
xpcsed the Evil tendency Of the secret order Of
1know Dssthings, has recently ascertained
that - has been tsoiee rejected as az appliraat
FIR adssissiOn 70 Tint order. Of course, he
was somewhat surprised-never having asked
any such distinguished favor Il their hand,
but Il shows the society 10 be founded on very
ingenious principles W. have heard of si,ni-
lar cases here. Several who cnuld not be
induced any fellowship with such prnscrip
fivc hague have, we understand, been rejected
q prt tended applicants It is then reported
that one = hostility to it arises from disappo
ssrnt ~ not being allowed TO join! We are
assured BY persons who abandoned the society
when they sscestained its true character thai
euch u The msde of .sheading Of opposition
4 = bring pretty thoroughly exposed, however,
and Will SON Be among the other rubbish OF
= card+d whigsrry. --[New Haven Register
pRo"F ~ ssInaEciLirr.'-The Democratic
Prr~ss 0f this city, which ylories in daily
denunciaii"n ~ the "imbecility Of President
Pierce and his cabinet, = whom il rroDh. Gle,
wili ssssn BE- s.c0nsigned to me ct the obtir n
they dcs rye, snd Ill the other abolition prints
will lrssn with pain, thst on the 25h of Sep
t.snber, l55i thst administration which fund
bankrnpt in'asury, had in he c. ffers Of the
govrfnmrul subj~ct to iss daft. $2i JAS. 793 A.
Neatly fWemiy five milli0ns Of dollars aud
that too alter having paid Oft twenty i've
sa,lIisns Of public debt 6 .ntracted by the VIII
party, aud after psy:n1 ten millions Tor the
.tir:nent Ut the Mexican boundary, aud the
Mrs.lla valley. The faithful prcservatinn ot
gs- public funds Is an sslmbeci'ity'. unknown
- y his p li'icians, hut quite popular with the
p..,pIr --Ehicaso Tim T.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18

CONGRESS-
FIRST Distr.c,-FI ,rpnces e-elec;ed by S45
majority.
Second Dis,rict-Tryon, wing, 1926 maj,
in place OF Chandler, wing.
THIRD Willard, whig, TAO maj in
place of ROBIN
place of Wite.H
Those marked with the as,crsk are demc-
crafts who voted for the Nebraska bill.
We cond-nse the following from the Pitts
b-rgh Post, of the llth:
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORTANT TO DISPEPTlCS.-- DrJ. 5. Houshton's
Pepsin the Digestive Fluid Gastric Juice. pre-
afed from Renne', the Fourth Stomach OF the OK
afierdirectons OF Baron Leibi., the great rhysioo
al Chemist, by J. s. Hough,on NJ. u. Philadelphia Pa
This truly wonderful remedy tor Indigestion, Dys-
p psa, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation and
Debility, curing after Nature own Method, by Natures
own Agent the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
scientific evidence oits value, firuishcs by agents yra-
tbs. See notice among Medical Advertisements.
A. GILLESPIE, Agent.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18
ELECTION RETURNS.
OHIO.

The Cine nna,i Gazette Of the 18th says,
that the Anti Nebraska majority in the State is
about FIFTY THOUSAND and "more likely
to exceed that number than fall below it,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18
DUBUQUE CRYSTAL EMPORIUM
AGAINST THE
New York Crystal Palace.

TINE NEW YORK CRYSTAL. PAL ttE for a time
was looked upon by the worli ~ me grehte.t A.
traction OF the day. but by the wrerched of
set OF harpies, was suffered u decline. The stock
holders, in alarm, cried out,
s. Help Baraam, sink ~
The great Pneal T. f,w II the .scae placed his M
sic hand upon til. wlvcripg helm. and tor tim tn .
rysta Piace seemed loom ng degree of greatnes
equal tn the fond antc paons ut the publ but alas
il WAS dnAed trnum the heretofore nv ncihle, fti
Ing tomakei pay, ,cknp ledge thu he he, cnnld
n redeem il, and generous public dece we'd ia then
ant tpations even that the cracs ful beauty
in ts crystal light has to pass away beneath the ruth
less hammer at the sucri,ne'r such being the fact
let 1t 60 forth to tie eorii thar in the
City OF Dubuque, cor. of 4th IS EIain-s..,
THE CRYSTAL EMPORIUM
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18
Rooms to Rent.

x@2s THE unisrs gnrd has a number Of Rooms to
i,a Rent, sui able fer Offices, &c, his new build
LII ing, lst above Fasseits Blck on the If
Ma II and Third reefs.
NJ. J. SULLIVAN.
hunfta Gar ~ n
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18
COLLINS g. co.
Nubl;dne, Sent. 1854.


DART of RATTRAY'S Goods have arrived NJ last,
i after being detained about 80 d,ys on the wa,
HURRAH again for railways. Among the ,a,rtio
arrived there Is >pl ndid lot of Prayer b. oks Bibles
'ioiywafer Fonts Crucifxes R,sarcs &c, also, Tris
Of min, Irish 'ettiers in America AN great nt OF
Catholic Literature. also, he Old Brewt ". Hot Corn
Mrs harrington, Mrs Partingtons Carpet Bag cf Fun
History ot the French Protestant Refugees Uncle Sans
Farm Fencs, with nearly 00J vols. cf Literature of
all kinds, AMI g,e,. lat Of othe ixing-, which he will
sell at rates thu will mike purchasers stare and say
that Rauray's is the Store after all.
p S.-i splendid lot of Pictures. Picture Frames
.Mexlding;, &c.
Qae cher more for Railroads.,
Junfs7, lest. dsNYdcrl
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18
AMERICAN IN PRISON IN MEXICO
SHOCKING TREATMENT

On the 4ih ult FIVE Americans arrived at
San Antonio, Texas from si'ornia, having
c,me by the overland route from Mazatlan, on
the Pacific. From these gentlemen the San An
tonic Ledger has obtained the following par.
,iculars of the imprisonment Of three Amer-
cans
.'ln the city If Durango, Mexico, they learn
ed in a private manned that there were some
Americans in the CRY prison, and they after
wards 90, permiss on Ia visit them. They found
them in large stone du lagoon of a filthy des
crip,ion tina, il was almos, impossible Tor vls-
itors To remain in the entrance way but a lew
minutes. The Amercans in coniinemen, were
three IN number. ani their names and former
places Of residence were as follows William
Shirley, Broom county, New York; William
Rod gers Stark county, Ohio; John Gaines
Dayton, Montgomery county, ONO. These
men have been this filthy duiseon tour
years and three nraths, and during two year,
Of this tm- they were chaiEed do~n 10 The Il ,oi
in total darkness, where they cpu.d not see any
person but the one who fed them their starving
allowance. AT the rud Of iva Years the huge
chains around their ankles ard wriss had worn
the flesh off the bone, and such was their hnr-
rible condltlon that their chains &ere remov.
to save their lives and krt p hem in misery the
longer. The flesh Is partly healed over these
wounds, leaving tie m"ss heat sickn'ng scars
| which all seer oy the five persons above
| mentioned.
They state that they we're imprisoned u the
charge II numbering and robbinga nlan for his
money, and they stale also, tha, from sore facts
which they in possession o., the prrspn who
cpmmi,t ID the murder escaped. They have
been trying to get trial, but a hearing is re-
fused them They have written lettera T., the
American Minister in Mexico several times,
and they have aSon 10 believe that he hiss
| never received them
Our infnrman,s learned from many respec a
BILE Spanard- in Durango that il was ia,pnss,
Bile 10 get evidence To- convict them; and the
great mass OF the people believe IIem innocent
The youngest OF these prs ,ners, John Gaines,
of Dayton, Ohio, is only IL years old.
/ The above staten. nj is of The most reliable
character- -thrs persons witnessed IT with their
own eyes, and they are persons If undounted
veracity. and some If them have long b. en-
known Ia some II our citizens. Let tie alarm
be sounded in The ears Of every American citi-
zen that three at their brothers are c, mined
without cause, and are fanisEing with lung~r
and dying in chains, in dark, ioa,h~ome dun
geon in the city Of Durango, hl.xico.
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There 10 much more truth than poetry in the
,Speerk 81 Senator Douglas = The largest cro,cd
ers- asssmbied in Qainry The People
Mecing .Netyaska ahead


Megiag- Nstraska Ahead
| In accordance with previous notices Senator
Dcuglss addressed the people on the public
squire in this city on Saturday last. The num-
Der present has been variously estimated at
from four 10 Eve thousand up n ten. Whatev>
'er he exact number may have been, they were
numbered BY thousands and not by hundreds
1t was ths largest sssenblage Of people that
ever before met in this city. The why con-
ven'ion held in this city two years ago, was
estimated to have numbered three thousand per-
sons the asseinblage on Saturday last was
three times a. large. The best of order pre-
vailed throughout, and ell present listened for
three hours to the ablest public address ever
heard in this city. Event few aboltionists
present expressed their appreciation of the b I'D,
eaudld and argum-ntative manner in which
ysdge Douglas indicated the principles Of the
Nsbraska bill. To say the several thousand
Deasocrats present were delighted with the
sPeeehs would, too feebly, express the sen'i-
%ment which pervaced the crowd. There was
not Democrat in that vast assemblage that did
not feel, i possible, more proud than ever Of
his principles, his party, and the distinguish d
champion Of popular rights by whom both were
20 Handsomely and triumphantly vindicaed up
- that accession He presented The questions
IsliscSased, in their aspects AM bearings, and
fortified evffy position he took, beyond the
reach Of assault. We shall have occasion 20
speak Of this speech more at length and to
lice it more especially hereafter Quincy
Wing.
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ST. tbs Mark ET-oot ..
NEW YORK MARKET.

Oct 9, 1854.
Whcat-Common spring from o)al0o. Milling, l,ooa
l 90.
Corn--From 81 to SIC;
Oats from 80 to 35c;
Rarcy-From IS to 9oc; Rye, nominal at soc;
Pork-Mcss from s3 90 ID $50 Hides in good demand
Green Hdcs-i 3-il5c; dry sailed llal2 Lee.
Green Hides, sailed Leaf l-2;
Tallow, llal3 lee; Lard, Lease.
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That The Lands withdrawn in The districts nf IL,
rrt q, sale ~ Monroe and Nat. hit rhes, oI< ma.
hy notice No. ~, DcrenSer II, 1853, kr e "a II nj
-hrevespSrf 10 Vick shnrg ~ said state ard 1T
which .he reServ alton was extended iy ncic M.
wi lie subj nv agtin the eth II Ieccnter,
1851 tie ,ime fyei said n,;ce and that he
i've registers and REQ ivcrs the several land .ires
above nam 81 will carry this notice into effect ,,.thoat
az s;a fart in trgct'oRs from this o9f-e
Given under my hand at he Gencrl land Office, at
the city of WashInsr,, III iii day 1T September,
ammo Dom I15t Bv order Of the I'r sitent:
JOIN WILSON, Commissioner.
nubnp 70, rp'. % r. 1851. " 6w ,
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MAJORiIIES.

PuiLADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA, IA h ward,
Pollock 1000 majority; gain of about 300 {;
goth ward, 100 maj foe Pollock Z h ward, 800
Bic Ter mai large democratic gain 10th
ward, 900 for Pollock Ii h ward, 800 70
Pollock; 18th ward, Pollock 81; Oh ward,
Pollock 3S6 4;h ward, Pollock "a gid ward,
B.yer 900. In the lst district Florence's cleo
ton is conceded.
PHILADELPH,A. 2o'ci"ck Wednesday morn
ing -Biglrr gains largely in Philadelphia CO.,
Pollocks MINORITY will no, exceed 1900. Flor
ence (Dem.) is reelected in the first district.
Tryon (Wh,sl is elected in the second district
over Chandler.
Scnuylkill gives 800 for Bigler HerF $
4, 900 Tor Biser. Northampton 1907 for Pol
lnck Lehigh 1000 for Pollock. These are
reported on pretty g"od authority. Pollock is
EVIDENTLY eiected.
In Lancaster county Pollock mai 6n0D
In Clinton do d, do 1900
In Dauphin do do do 1870
and one dem cratic member I, ,he Legislature
Pollock's majority in Lehigh county is 900.
Franklin county is reparted To have given
1000 majority for Pollock and elected one dem
ocratic member to the Assembly.
In York county, B; gier viii have 600 maj =
Bucks county, in l6 townships heard from, Pol
lock gains 3lO over vote of 81 County pro
badly gore fos Pollock Mott, 900 majority
Bradshaw (Whig) probably cleo ed to Congress
from 9Th district.
T1o O'clock Il .N.-The returns mp To this
hour indicate that tive have met the enemy and
we theirs" The thing is in pretty bad
mix, and may turn gu, much better, but not
withstanGns, we would not advise sanguine
Democrats to bet very high on Bigler The rest
OF our state tickr: is elected
INDIANA.
The lndianap lis journal states that the
a ahrax In n SfAt,
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s MA,r."-lt seems Ike special provision
Of ma use that while in many parts Of the State
the c''rn crop is slmcst entirely cut off, and
every where the late crops have failed, there ia
an Astonishing mas.. The oak trees are loaded
with acorns, and in the southern parts Of the
State farmers VII live in the neighborh,od Of
forests are able To make ne ar.y their usual ouan
ti'y ii pork, by giving them ir range in their
lumber. Mast fed po-k, however, ia mt held
in as hi b esteem that which is corn led
but good deal of the ,oriner will be brought,
4, market III coming fall [Ol Free Trader
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FRIENDS OF FREEDOM!!!

LADIES & GENTLxaRN.-Yon are resp 'cttllly ipvit
ed to meet at the ENPIiE CHE iP STORE, and
examine The redne4 prices OF our late arrivals &c sum
mer Goods consisting of BIrcgns BIre., dc laines.
Lawns Eoa sets Parasnls, DriiinSs, os1iio Bars &c
s'pSE PRIrE" Corner ~ Second mi VI lin SITS.
las. a. RITSSEl,l..
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Rule or LiFE.-sBe honest, he inst wi,,
be + und in the kong run, 10 be he best rule Of
life. With trnt! the guiding star, a man
cannct l"nt be unhappy Tie may b.. poor
blu, he has sels-respec, left, End if he becomes
rich, he can enj y his f'riune as no man who
obtains wealth by unfair pract crs can becin
TO conceive possib.e. Truth, too, will b. found
the best defence against CHI ceanry and fraud
man who is constantly on the SIT etcl, to Owe
reach his neishbors, and who comes with .n.l-
ful lips, is not over-r'ady to bel eve ia The sin
crr.ty Others He Judges h 5 fellows merely
by himself, and discovers in simple, STRAIGHT
forward truth greater art of DE- ceptoa than he
himself is master Of, aud thus ovrrrsacl,es HIM
sell. 1t from this cause so man, ssnart men
OF bus n IS are now PROSTATE in the dust.
We can point To several men in the streets
OF Boston, who cnca Ind reputation FOR bnsi
ness talent and sigaci'y, who are NV piiiaLlr
oblec's Oae man among them may be- heard
blasting in his inebrie,y that he has transacted
busins 3 10 the amount nf millions year
Locking a bis apparel, the shifts he res,r,s 10
tor the sake Of few penaies, his bIoatcd car.
cnse and his lack lustIe eyes, you would saw
at once, This cann.t be 1.-The la1n is yasconadinv
in hiscups Blu, on erquisy you will fad Re
has tpld ,nly WE'LL u wa fact There
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18

MARRIED.,

This morning at o'clock, Oct. l2:h, 1851, by the
Rev. Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. DAVID BE,rBIEN TO Mrs
RoGsas, daughter of Robert Rogers all of this
city