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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

DEArE or rnE ScarcH GsASr.-We learn
f. IN the Laporis Whig Of the 10Th inst that
The we'll known Scotch GIANT, M, Randall,
Who has travelled through The country for the
porp,'ss Of exhibition, died in that place the
day previous. He had stopped at the Teerar.
den House with his wife, some what overcome
with the heat and dust During the evening
b asked Tor some water and Immediately fell
dead epon thu Aoor His rtlhains were taken
70 his residence in Wisconsin.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

HollOUay's Pals.-Amons all the idle indictments Of
the day, the names Of which oil the common ear tc|
nausea, would not include Hoioway's Pills, csls
brated both here and in Europe for their wonderful
curative properties sound discrimination has taught
that their reputation is not epbemeral, but soid
substantial one, based upon long and useful existence
among the intelligent, the refined, and the dscsrning.
They to lie met with every portion Of he Gobs,
and in every spot theii virtues alluded to with
grateful enthusiasm that well ndoSscs their capacity
and virtues. They are not merely designed for sps
cia complaint but depurasyes and cure, BY re0v
ing from the system elements q disease thus operating
in an extraordinary manner in most all disorders t01
which human nature Is subtect.-NsD York True No
iOuaI Democrat
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

THE ASSASSIN or rue DUKE oF PARnA.-lt
ems from the nicn della Faniglia, paper
publ ,s+d in The city # Parma, that the assassin
Of lhr Duke.,t that Principals y has taken re-
fu.e in This civ. That paper publishes letter
vii ten from New York by man named Cara,
groom, formerly in the service of the deceased'
Duke, in which lie brgs he Parma Government
not 10 make any further invest: CATION into the
murder IF the Duke, as he is the man who co r..
United the act, in rev.nge for having been on
one occ aston cane by order Of his master, and
on another struck by himself in the face in tIIe'
public street. The details gwen by the writer
lraving no doubt as to the truth ut his stale
ment, the Government has set at liberty the
three persons who were 10 prison on suspicion
OF being the authors of the crlme.-.F. Y. Couy-
Ter
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02
De.scfatic State Ticket.

Uc.0cfatic State Ticket.
ros 0cvAsnoa
CURTIS BATES.
Or Polk cnuaty
Foa sr~sErAR, Of Sr.-s II
GEORGE w. McCLEARY,
O: Le ga County
f.s Arn'row
]. L SHARP, -
Or Mills county. -
Foa TKEAsuRER.
MARTIN L. NORRIS,
OF Polk County.
Fsa ATTORNEY GGsxRAL
DAVID C. CLOUD,
Of Muscatine Go.
roR CoxeRksss Or 2D DisTR'cT.
STEPHEN IiEMPsTEAD.
ron TIE sTArks SKATE
DAVID . WILSON.
COUNTY TICKET.
Fer Representatives.
s RICHARD RONSON.
ZEN NJ SAMUELS,
jOHN w. MOORE
WILLIAM 8. HALL.
Fer Clerk of the District Court.
BENJAMIN RUPERT.
Fur Prosecuting Attorney.
JOHN 3 COVEl..
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
RIOT.
phils deIph1a 1nIv d

The riot took place on the corner Of Ash
street. A German was shot through the thigh
and conveyed TO the Hospital John Kane
aged 20 was shot in tho back, the ball lodging
in his right breast. The wound will probably
prove fatal. John Radfee received pistol ball
in his right arm They both belonged to the
Mopanensing Hose Go Several arrests have
been made, among them Shed, belonging TO
the Fairmont Co., with discharged pistol in
his hand
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02
Baltimore, July 90

We learn ,h.t there were eight deaths from
cholera in the Baltimore ANS house yesterday
There have also been several cases to-day and
two deaths.
John R. Perkins, well known merchant OF
this city, OF the firm Of Perkins d Tiven fell
out Of the window in his house last evening,
while in somnsmbulistic state, and died this
morning.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

"PUscH" ON BoSsErs.-The last numbeI
of Punch contains . pictorial guess at The
distance at which the ladies' bonnets will be
worn fom their heads at the next remove
The tendency has b en- fur her and still fur
Their rearward, and the next change, Punch
thinks, will carry them of the head entire
"; IN hs repres nts the next fashion by two
ladies in full dress and bare headed, sailil r
along The streets, with 6,otman walking some
ten ket behind, carrying the bonnsts o. 9
,Naikar SEA t 7
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02
Philadelphis, July %.

There was desperate fight last evening be-
tween the members of the Paramount Engine
No. S, and those Of the Moyamensing Hose
Co. Three persons were dangerously and one
MORALLY wounded.
1t is currently reported and believed III the
street to day that Tucker has securities, aud
that he will be able to meet all liabilities stand
ing against him.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

July zts OuenonQo3n ttOm d. Louis.
Hsnbovg from Montrose.
Shenandoah for ST. Paul.
Hamburg fos
Js,y %, Galena from 81 Paul.
War Eagle from Galenr.
Black Hawk fam st. Paul.
Galena to Galena.
War Eagle TO st Paul.
Black Hawk to Gsirna.
July g, Galens, from 81. Paul.
/" War Eagk.
Galena Abs Galena.
July 80, Grey Cloud from 81. Paul.
Greek Slave from
Minnesota B. lie fiom 81. Louis.
= 0alena from Galena.
/. Col. Morgan from St. Losis
Gray Cloud for 8. Louis.
Greek Slsvs ~ Rosk Island.
!" Minnesots Belle for q. Paul.
- Galena Tor 81. Paul.
Col. Morgan for 81. Louis.
July 81, Nomiuae for n. Paul.
\. Nomisss for Rock leland.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

TuRr YouR Fsscs Pos7s 1t v mentioned
as 4 csrious fact that farmer IN Connecticut,
who recently took up fence after il had been
standing fourteen years. found al the p"s's solid
which bad been inverted from the way in which
they originally grew, while all Of thoes which
he'd been Get a. they grew we're ro,ted o6at the
buttnm Heads down, therefore seems spesiic
against decav.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02
ANOTHER sc1Enr1F1c wosDEn.

WONDAsA2s
IMPORTANT TO DISPEPTICS.-D DR. J. s. Houghton'sj
Pepsin the true Digestive Fluid Gastric Juice, pre-
AIRED from Kennel the Fourth Stomach of the Ok
directions of Baron eibig, the great Physologie
al Chemist, by J. s. Houshton NJ. D. Philadelphia Pa-1
This truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion, Dys-
psa, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation and
Debility, curing alter Nature Method, by Natures
own Agent the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets contaningl
scientific evidence ofs value, furnished by agents ga
tbs. See notice among Eedcal Advertisements.
A. GILLESPIE, Agent.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

Nav TxRA1y WITH RusslA.-A new Tresty
hoe been formed between the United States and
Russia, BY which the parties mutually agree 10
sb.ervs strict neutrality in the present war
i u said that i also peocgnisss Ne psissiple.
thai free sAips ulaks free good. sad that the
property Of nestrels. unless e"n,raband Of war,
shail b. sespecled. ever on board IN enemy :
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

HEALTH OF THE fITv-Dr. Viche.s Ger.
man Physician. for some two years past a resi-
dent Of st. Paul, was attacked with cholera on
Sunday, and d,ed iss, evening. We also learn
that a woman in the third Ward died last even
ing Of the same disease An irishman who had
lately arrived in the city was attacked this morn
ing and 10 not expected TO recnver-otherwise,
the general health Of the city Is COED --[St.
Paul Dem
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

GRxAT Sale OF SrocKs.-The socks held
BY Mr.. Vanderbilt a. collateral security for his
loans to Robt Schuyler, amounting to nearly
three quarters Of miIion of dollars were disc
posed Of at public auction in New York city on
the 10th inst.-Prices ranged at FROM ~ cents
to $l05 4. The latter figure was ob,ained for
Mr. Schuylss.s interest in the Illinois Centrab
Railroad Company-viz $500 shares
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02
Baltimore, July 2.8

The Charleston papers contain Panama news
Of the gid The dreadful prevalence Of the
yellow f.ver is the chief item OF N va The
disease is not confined to the town, but the
whole country In the hospitals On, the 10Th
there were over 900 cases.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

" The cholera IL --ported bad between
Gal-na and Warren. fes
The more quie, people can keep the better.
Change u diet and water in extreme hut wea-
ther, often p,odace results which terminate in
(.6nlera tss5 estsa s3s8 tsNf sttS lSst = ~
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

How DO TnE GKknAss STAND ON NKsRAs.
xA The amount Of fabrication coined and put
Yin circulation BY the wing prints Of the land
ic relation 10 the position Of the Germans upon
tie Nebraska question. 10 only excelled BY the
sbsurdity Of the position assigned 10 this class
or persons The following extract from the
iDavenport Gazette, is one among the many
M representations Of tnis character.
There isa great awakening among our
German population in the United States at the
present time The infamous course pursued by
the Admins ration aud Leaders Of the " Demo
crocy" with regard 20 ,ae Nebraska bill, is
cnsnine the eyes Of that class Of iorrigners and
they s-e the manner in which they have been
dnped BY the syeophantic leaders Ola misnamed
political party"
Now, this q all mere trash. We ere assured
By one ofthe most intelligent Germans in this
unity, or even state, that the opposition 10 the
Neb,aska act, from the Germans, 10 almost
entirely confined TO those who have arrived in
the country since lSls, the majority Of whom
are not ye, citizens. He says that he knows Of
but two Germans in this county. and there is
large German population here, who eane 10 the
country before 1S45. Who are opposed TO the
principles Of The Nebra.ka Bill The same
n,sy ho doubt be said If the Germans If the
United Safes
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

A TRAGEDY "A young man by the name of
Sader was stricken down with an axe in this
city on Saturday night last about O'Clock at the
h,use of Mrs Boyle, aud died from the affects
of the wounds during he night. Notwithstand.
ing an inquest was held over the body on Sun
day morning, by the Caroner. we have not been
able to gather enough,o form an opinion, or
belief a. to the person by whom the blows were
inflicted .-Vicksburg whig, 18th.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

5 A LsAKy CAsK--ls appears that the Senate
Of the United Suites cannot keep a sreret
Tie ,seshes put into the hands VI Senators with
~ injunction Ut seerecy soon appear in the
New York psprSp Well. that 10 what nigh,
b. expected. II they vioIsse the piighsed faith
Of The Pation, how can W expect that they
will keep faith with osbsn II Boston Atlas,
When such men ~ Senator Sumner, rpndi-
sse the Constitution upon the 6oee ofths Senate
md shs~ y their conduct that they hsse 10
FRgardtor s. naaosials obligations. il i MT ssr-
psisins that Es~csaive business shouad be made
IN article Of traffic, with tbs news managers Of
Shs Dsily Prss 8
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

Il The Albany Atlas Of the Goth inst,
announces the death Of Adjntan, General Rn-
bert f. Temple Of that city. !. His disease was
consumption. "a
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02
THE STOCK FRAUDS

Mr. Vanderhoof, deputed BY the Directors Of
the New York & Harlem Railroad Company,
b exsmine the Stock Ledger with the view Of
asc-rtainane the extent OF Kyle's over Issue Of
Stock, has reported to the Board that the over
Issue Of old stocks 10 1881 shares, and Of pre-.
ftrred stock ! 369 shares Al a meeting Of the
Board held on The Goth INST, the report was
received and The following resolution unan
imously adopted:
Resolved, That in the opinion Of this Board
il 10 just and right that the Company sssumr
the whole Of the over issa-, ~ reported to this
Beard BY their Com.ri,tee, BY purchasing
preferred stock a AL to the over issue in said
sock, and retiri-g the same; and BY IN in
crease cfthe old capital st,ek, equal 10 the over
ispoe IN tlse old stock and for that purpose the
Bosrd resolve, that there Be meetiag of the
stockholders called on the first day Of Angus
next. tn b. held at thr cfsce Of the Company
M lCensre sweet, corner Of Tyrnnrow, Al
o'clock, r. M, Of that day, to consider and pass
npon tlse subject.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

slsvGnasysse. Lsrrsa Tsou Asiss--- We
tdhssA u this svra,ngs issur sn'iotssesting let
- 90 - 90 ssioeal correspondents ~ y 'ine
IL = ! euaale,aan ~ 4 csdsd int iligese~; asd'
wAlsvss - says sPon ! j sstises = y -
49, 49, 8
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02
New YORK Jutv d

At the Franklin street Hospital during thu
last "a hours there were IS cases and A deaths
Of cholera. At the Mott street Hospital 3 were
received and l died.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

~ Robert Schuyler was in Worcester,
Mass., a few days after his failure. He had
two cons at school in the ueig hboring town Of
Stirling
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

q 'eal, said lisp,ng Bill, sif yon. don't love
me, thay % /; aud Il you do love me and don't
like to thay tho, squeeta my hanth.'
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

q The bill reported BY Dr.. Olds to incrsase
IN sases o. possags has bsen lad on the to
- hy l decisive vote in the House IF Repre-
90 ativss. @ 81 S 8e
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

y II lssvRAscE orrIcE.-M essrs Beardsley,
Chile Il Co have recently established them
selv{s i'm this City, as the agents Of many Of
the pest insurance companies in the country.
Ouy acquaintance with them, although Of no
lo9g duration, we think will justify US in as
may depend upon whatever they say.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02
FRIENDS OF FREEDOMM!

LADIES & GESTLEMeN,-You are respectfully invit-.
ed To meet at the EMPIRE CHEAP STORE, and
examine the reduced prices OF late arrivals II Sum-
Goods consisting Of Bareses, Barge do LANES.
Lawns Bonnets Parasols, Drillings, Mosquito Bars, &c
GONE PRIcE." Corner Of Second and Main sts.
JAS. n. RUSS ELL.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

az" Why don'tyou run away, ~ do -
said the locomotive to the railroad track. Be-
cause L IN tied down." was the Responding an
swer. ,sss
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

- The sossalisy u Nsv York faeshs wsek
Ssdine ssly ~ wae fssn eAslera iS3l y = Pss
Sonf = the whole.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

q In the week ending July 10Th. there
were III deaths by cholera IN th" city of New
York
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

CwoLEwA AZ NlAsAaA FALLs AT Ne Ast
soeourts, ths cAo,eFa had hsohrAose With VIC
knee q the suspensi , Bridge, below Niagara
Fslla About 20 deaths had esssueA, - he
-..k svan tomnuraYilv anaspou6pA 10
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

q On Friday last, the Thermometer Al Phi
lsdelphia stood At 100 in tie shade; the warm
est day in 8 years.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02
.CEDER FALLS wEEKLYs BANNER,

"CEDER FALLS WEEKLYt BANNER
We have received No of ntw paper, with
The above title, established at Cedar Falls, Black
hawk County, Iowa, by Messrs Meredith and
M 'Clure. J he paper is about the size of the
Daily Tribune, is Inde dependent in politics and is
afforded for s. so in advance; or $500 per an
mum, it not paid ID ADVANCE. The sheet is neat
in its appearance, displaying mechanical excel
lence and is marked by ability in its editorial
department. We know one of the parties, Mr.
M Clure, TO be reliable as a man and entirely
competent as an editor.
May the Banner live and flourish
JUDGE HAMlLTON'S ABOLfTIONISM.
A gentleman writes US from Taylorville in
relation to the wing candidate for the Legisla-
ture, as follows.
'sHr avowed Himself openly an Aboli,ons:
and abused the Nebraska bill and the AdlAinis-
traton aud ha-ped alrthe time about the poor
slave AID the extension of slavery, &C.,
This is the man Mr.. Hamilton put on the
ticket here enclose you one of the tickets
Hamilton got his tickets printed in West Union
He made them take of the small heading
.sAnti- N-bra-ka Union Ticket" and print in
as large letters "a they could.
Yours in haste
Here follows the said ticket.
For Governor, James w. Grimes For audit
or of State, Andrew J. Stevens !; For Attorney
General, James w. Sonnet For Congress
James Thoring;on For State Senator, William
w. Hamilton !; For Representatives, Jacob w.
Rogers.
After this, who cnn doubt that Hamilton has
been swallowed BY The Ab'litionists Verify
the way Of the transgressor is hand. .
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

u o. ,he 26.h, there ven = A.sAAs u
Chieoeo~ 70 ef eholesa-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

81. L.sss.-Eighty.dvs sasse - shplssa
- .seossed Tor he week, esdise Jaly Ssh
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

GaIrTs The Sun says that the ladies mp
b tho R~iehbsshsnt Of .Gsoend Hsss Clio.
y " o"whidr the beaux with = fpying pan for
triflina miss- demeanoes,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

a. The Cedar County Advertiser" is en-.
larpet and much improved.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

u The furniture aud plate Of the notorious
Schuyler were sold BY the assisnsss on Thurs
day last, at auction. ,t a6 p
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

0sielS which cannot Be semedied By dis
81 . ire, had better bs concealed.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02
A CARD.

the PropFtors recent Laboratory enIargements
he is able fill his numerous orders for LYoNs KATH
ANON, without delay. This peerless and immense}Y|
popular article for nvieoTsss and beauti ing the hal
is sold by every druggist throughout North and South
Amsre,, Europe, and the fsss of the No article
Of any kind obtained extensive sale in all parts
If the world.
Lot those now uso
Who used before
And those who always used
Now use the more.
The Pnce IL still Is cents, in large bottles. 4
D. 8. BARNe., Proprietor. ISL Broadway, N. Y
AZ For sale by DR. +. MASON, and W. P. ALLEN
Druggists, Dubuque, Iowa. daw I'm
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02
NEW YORK MARKET.
CHICAGO MARKET.

July % 1924
WHsAr. Spring wheat ranges fra - ~
$685.. Prime from 30 $''so PSI
bushel. ~
CoRr.-From 81 to IS cent?. 80
oArs.-From % to 3l!c
RARLEr.-From 5Qt III
Rrx.-From S. 560cs
Posx.-M>< pork from $500 % $i'.
HnE<BGkst Iirm aid demsda goa;
c2srs 44a5c -drJ saItsd 1iai24c.
Gsxss salted 53,6lc.
rALLow.-l2alSsc.
LAaD.-S4s9c.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02
GoiNG-GuiNG-GONE.

Cinerai Jemss NJ. Morgan. Of the Burling'
tna Telegraph, has formally left the democrat
ic party. Tae party LET him some time since,
% tha, there is no 1--we lost.
Now, W. have one little piece Of advise I"
g,7e the C,nera!. as he has entered into new
political relations Dsai make your fidelity 10
the party depend upon Office. because ifyou do,
ynu are doomed 10 disappointment, trouble and
1 violent separation from your new friends -
You know il 10 but occasionally that the wings
hive the power and theref"re you must not CT
set much at their hands.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

Washington, july 20.
The examination Of Col + rney before the
COMMITTEE of investigators, IN T. la ion to tine
alteration of the Minnestta LAID Bill, has
been conc udrd, and accused ex"n-rat.d from
all censure.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-02

on the coil. Il looks well for such men TO vi I.
late the rules of free discussion, the liberty of
speech and attempt violently to expell a man
from a public stand, who has been identified
with the growth and prosperity Of Dubuque
We could call the names Of these persons, but
f"rb.ar doing so for the present. We would
admonish them To- be little more careful here. +!
aft
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17
T'hE RABBIT CREEK HOUSE

- FOX SALI.-ll prop tols being
.A.Ez- about TO return to the A,ia-lt states
OARS at pr vate sale, or cash, the hotel ald
trad ny e. tall shmeut k.own as the RABBIT
Creek House, situated the wagon road
lead ng IRON MarySv lie to G.bso " lie AID
the CITY OF Seventy SIX. at the pc Mt where
the ira Is lead ng from st. Lol :. Cha. ID r
vile, Pine Grove. | ort Wne, Ora g's Flat
aid Eur ka intersect the ma Il road
The locat o. FOR thor liottl or Miners
Store is unsurpassed, situated as It is in ole
OF the bsst m ng d.Str cts in the State
w. thin less tina a NJ le from Spal sh lat
ald Warren Ii II. Ii add t Oh to the ord.-
nary Hotel fixtures, the propr etor has OIL
haid large stock OF goods suita lie for the
Mining Trade VIII Oh VII he lid either
with the hot or separately.
There are Oh the prem ses tw excellent
Ear Is. ole z0x-0 feet and the other COILS
with floors overhead aad about tive tols 81
COOL Hay; also, five thousand pounds OF
Barley Oh hald
10 r:ol Of active business hab ts and
well acqua 'nted with the business of note
keep ug and trading in the mines, 10 bettei
opportul tv can be oicrsd in the noun
ia MS: a id to a.ly such dies rons purchasing
the prarr, tors WI take pleasure in exh b
ting the income Oh the establ shment fol
the last two years IL add tol to the
patfo lage 9. tie travel ng community, the
house is well sustained ~ the nIuors in the
INN. ate neighlorhool, who prefer te
p lrchase Their suppl es th re. No better
Iocat o for a p ,rm,lent lid lucrative bus
mess ca be loud. where all the aavanta
ges OF ways;de hotel and Miners stor.
can be combined.
The propr. etors are des'rous OF d'spos;ne
| of the abose property for no other rea- Oh
than that they are Diet rmined to leave the
State. The house is in good repate and
do ne better business thaa ever before
and the purchaser W II lind It in COOL order
| we'll stocked AID we'll patro i'zsd.
All persons indebted to the s,ibscr Der;
VII please make mined ate payment. and
all p>rsols having ella ms aga .ust the estab
shment VII please present them. as they
are ready to settle all claims wieneve,
presented.
f. S. LESTER & co.
RABBIT Creek. May H. 1854. inlotf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17
MisttIlaneous.
ITO! FOR The PLiNSl ITO!

u XPRESS TO THE SINK OF THE
Il HUMBOLDT, comme nciny Oh the 1t
of July. The d Undersigned Will run a semi
monthly Express and Passenger Train from
the o fice Of Ia1gtol & Bro Dow1iev lie,
via Sierra Valley and Truckee Meadows to
the Sink of the Huml oldt. leaving Downie-
vile on the lst and 18th of each mo til.
Express matter may be forwarded to
Downiev'lle from all parts of tie State IL
Adams g. Co.. Langtol & Bro, AID Ex-
presses connecting W th them
Rates FOR LvrrERs-From any part Of
the State of California to the Sink of the
Humf oldt and intermediate points, pre-
pad at the ma Ing Office 81
PASSENGERS.
From Downieville to Sierra Valley. $40
Do do Truckee Meadows. 30
Do do !. Sink OF Humboldt. 35
From Sink of Humboldt to Downieville. IS
Stat ons Will be located at Sierra Val
ley, Truckee Meadows. add at the Sink.
CHAPMAN g. co.
Downiev'lle, CAL. June 2. 1854. julio If
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

SPARGEFACTIoN-T man with the
water cart keeps going his rounds these
cAiiiy mornings, We suppose from force ol
iiao.t lie title Of year has come when
SUNSHINE and dust may Reasonably be OK
pcctcd, and II the sun don shine and the
dISt don blow, 1T Is not the water man s
LAT. We should not be surprised If
jupiter Piuvius Sin u.d yet undertake to
do the spr,nklng himself, as he is collect
lns ms condensing apparatus about the
h.ii tops. trying to get up one more shower
be.ore closing bus II, SIS Tor the season.