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'uU eUtuyHu0iuV Oti0l1
Where one thing is wanting,
that sometimes the chief,
e4Iis birth antecedeat,
begins liIelsshort tale,
His death, as the consequent,
never can tail.
Dame Rhetoriek next at,the
board took her station,
And gave her opinion,
he was an oratiOn
9Exordium his birth,
and Rarrationehls life,
Peroration his exit,
the end ofall strife.
Arithmetic thought him
urule in reduction,
SOwasting his body
his spirit a,fluction,
A drop in duration,
too little TO sever
eFrom the ocean that'hows on
for ever and ever.
Geometry deemed him
asphericsl figure,
@l'ooF men are small circles,
and rich ones the bigger;
But still her opinion
decidedly ran,
aThathe ends in the poiht
where at first he began.
Astronomy said,
he resembles a moon;
A brightness all spotted
and changing 50 soon;
Cold, tickle. unequal,
now cloudy, then bright,
An emblem ofman
In her wanning and light.
Geography view'd him
as misery 3 map,
Whether hoary with age,
or babe on the lap;
Full ofdeserts, volcanoes,
rocks, whirlpools, and bogs;
'4lls centre all fire,
and his surface aIllogo.
Music thought him a drum,
bocause'holIow i tho middle,
Al noisy trumpet,
when loppish a fiddle;
HvainIy Ioquucious,
cymbal would suit,
When thankful a harp,
and when loving q Iuto.
Horticulture described him
delicate aow'F,
That blooms but a season
and dies in an hour;
She sud, if another
tT;sf emblem might pass,
In his youth he was green,
4n his age wither'd grass.
Geology spoke, and she
thought the red ca,th,
a bitof warm clay,
when a babe he had birth:
Ills food, physic, raimcnt,
earlh'wholly supplies,
Anu us dust turned to dust
when hc finally dies.
PnOumatics dofin'd him,
a shadow Of morn,
a vapor ignited
The moment It's born;
lhe shade ofa shadOw,
that passeth away;
Tho dream of a vision,
TO the breath ola day.
Typography thougithlm
a'common place book,
And said his contontsweFe
hy many mistoGk;
But whether by wisdom
or vanity pOnn'd
Ills birth is a preface,
OEnis his end.
Morality deem'd him
an ocean ofoVil,
A Paudoru's box, yea,
a limb ofthe devil,
a den, where tho vipers
Of wickedness breed,
Immortal in practice,
a libel in creed.
Religion spako last, and all
sweet was her sentence;
She thought him halfangeI,
, ShG" brought TO repentance;
Ii faith in Messiah,
aud love spread its heaven
Ihro'h his nature renew'd.
It was miniature HeapeA.
FOR SAILED
ST received with my new stock o
Goods Wine, Brandy, Rum and Fist
. by the barrel or gallon, also few
ay Cigars, Coffee by The ID. or hal
ol. call on the bull with
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o CLIO rhS,
Black, blue and brown, mixed, greeff
and grey, mulberry, drab aud olive, saa;
ne Is Vi every color and gtade, casItnerts
OI dlliereHt stripes aud colurs, summet
cloths OF different textures, PllSburg aud
bangup cords, dliIlings, hemp aud cotton,
nankeens, stripes and cotlons, mersailIes
! and Valcntla vestlpgs, caicoes IN great
yuriety Of different shades aud patlernSS
giughums, French and American. silks
tor ladies' dresses, Of every price and cUFs
or, nvrinovs, double and single width, of
various colots aud prices, Uombozlnes,
both coarse aud fine, ratinetls aud cirCas,
slams, dlmIy skiIts aud waddings, cotton
plaids and ticking, CHI cks and cotton di.
aper, brown and bleached muslins, buck.
ram, canvass and padding, sewing silks
aud twists, glazed muslIns and linens,
foolings, edgings s iuserlings, Irish linens
s. Iaces, plain and figured swiss muslins,
do do book co
do do bobInett do
do crossbar'd crmbricks,
Canton ilannels, of various coors, cotton
yarn and candle wicIAng, black laces,
Vellsand barazes, grapes and pongees,
cotton ard inerino shawls, bonnel aud
belt ribbons, silk and fancy hd'kfs. silk,
Hay, bandanna, madrass and cotton hd'kEs
tuscan, straw aud leghorn bonnels, gimp,
cyprus and satin bOnnets, straw bands 81
trimmings, suspenders, tapes g. bindings,
woolIeN hannels, red and green, mems
stocks aud cravats, worsted and ton
Hosiery, berlin and buckskin gloves, silk
and cotton gloves, ladys' kid and beaver
gloves, umbrellas AMI pasasoIs, swiss
capes and lringes, ladies' baskgls and
palm leufihats, silk and fur hats, combs,
buttons ohd brushes, Ladies' Morocco &
nruRello shoes, ladies' leather shoes and
boots, mems coarse and fine shoes, mems
course 6r'tine boots.
HAIsDWAEE T. CUTLERY,
Writers and looking glasses, drugs and
medicines, dyestuffs Of every description;
glass and queeusware. Also. large
stock Of
GROCERIES,
Iron nails and glass, leather, salt and
fish.
With almost every article that will
be askedfor in Retail store. Feeling
convinced that putting is of but litde
use, they therefore choose TO say but
little on that subject. They would
merely invite the public generally to
give them a call, examine aOd decide
'or Misunderstanding assured at the
'ametime thatthey will be able TO give
general satisfaction to those who may
'avor them with a call.
N. B. Produce of almost every
description taken in exchange for
soods at the highest price.
Cash paid for Wheat.
JACKSON & FAWCETT.
Carroilton, June 10th, lS36.-tf.
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STATE OF OHIO, J 80
CARROLL COUNTY. '"'
COURT or COMMON PLE4S.
Vacation after May Term, 1886.
DoI;t,or e., D,.t;,,,.

SOCh OE ~ " w NAN HLOL ~
Vacation after May Term, 1886.
Petition for Partition.
David Crabs, VS.. James Crabs, John
Crabs, Henry Crabs, Abraham Crabs, T.
lizabelh Nottingham, Perry, Harriet, and
Anne Crabs, aud Jacob Grabs, Of Rich
land county, o. john jackson Torrance
aud Phebe his wife OF Aleigs county Ohio,
Philip Crabs, Xathatine Crabs, Harriet
Crabs, and George Crabs, oIJcllarson co,
Ohio, James 1oland-& Elisabeth his wife,
Daniel S. BcA and Mary his wife, John
Clinton and Sarah his wife, and William
Crabs Of said county Ur Carroll,
n Office is hereby given to The above
" named defendants that the said Da.
VId Crabs Of Rich'anj county Chic, has
this day filed in The office OF the Clerk OF
the Court Of Common Pleas for Carroll
county as aforesaid, his petition praying
for Parlition of the following described
tract Of land, VIZ: The north east quar-.
ter OF section eleven in township fourteen
OF Range six, of lands offered tor sale at
StoubenvIle Ohio, said land lying in the
county of Carroll as aforesaid The
said petitioner claiming 10 be entitled as
heir al law, of Abraham Grabs deceased
to one sixteenth par' Of said land which
he proys may be set Otto him in sever
aIity, which SAID petition will Ire for hear
lug at the Term Of the Court of Common
Pleas for Carroll county Ohio, to lie held
'n the 18th day of August A. ID, 1896,
~ SrOkEhY Il McCLAVE.
Attorneys for Demandant.
July !, 1896
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Nptice IS hereby given thA all who
are indebted 10 the estate of John Adams,
late Of Perry Township, Carroll county
Ohio, deceased, are required to make i'm.
mediate payment 10 the subscribers and
all those who have legal claims agaiDst
said estate, will present them legally pro.
ven for settlement within eighteen
months from ihe date hereof.
MARY ADAMS, Adm'x
FREDERICK STATES, Adm'r.
July LIST, 1886
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IOR SMERa

lust received with my new stock Of
e. Goods Wine, Brandy, Rum and Fish
either by tho barrel or gallon, also few
sunday Cigars, Coffee by The ID. or half
busllol. call on the bull with
u A. STIDGER,
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TO MILL OWNERS
md MILLERS.

Inc Undersigned, OWnefS vi meTcRen'
=. FIounng Mills, in Pennsy Iyania, Ohio,
and Western Virginia, having severully
purchased aOd for some time~had in ope.
ration, French Burr Mil Stones, manul
actured by Mr. John Rhey efthe city to
Pittsburgh, take pleasure in-staling tha
their Burrs, both ir the quality ofthe ma
terial and in the workmanship, have Civ.
en- the most entire satisfaction.
! The enterprise manifested by MIR Rhey
in establishing this mandatory, his ex-
ertion in procuring the most experienced
workmen, his care aud skill in tho selec
ton Of stone of superior description,
strongIy recommend his establishment to
| the notice Of purchasers, and we are hap
Py to have it in our power TO bear this
public testimonial IN his favour.
Jas. Patterson, Brighton, Beaver co.,Pa
s. Walker, 4 CO. ElzabethtowD, Pa.
VIM. +. Graham, .Cannokenesing, Pa
J. A, Miller, Rackoon Mills PA.
|. Mitchell Sowickley PA.
Jacob IL Zigler, Harrison Mills Pa
TsaaC Walker, ncOrPitsbargh Pa.
james ID. White, New Castle NILS Pa.
Johl. .Pugh, Falslon, Beaver co. Pa.
Geo. Cooper 81 j. Cassiday, steam
Mill, near Pittsburgh Pa
Isaac Pangburn, 5. Electromagnetic
River Pa
W. d. Hawkins, Allegheny PA
J. Croft, Pine creek Pa.
Abraham ScchIer, XeIienopole pa
David -. Junkin, Etna FHrnace, Pa
james Morrow, Carroll co. Ohio
#. Ziglor, Big Beaver, Pa.
K, & J. Lindsay, Nenaugo, co. Pa.
johnston, Va
Stephen Maple, Va.
J. Means, Sleubenwtie, Ohio. |
From the Pittsburgh Guzc,ie.
January 23d, 1886
French Burr Mn Stones We ask the |
attention Of tho public generally, aud cs
pocially Of that portion which is engaged
in the FIGURING Business, to the cortlf-
Gates of IN ny miIIers, and proprielors OF
mills, as 10 The excellence Of The Stones
by Mr. John Rhey. Many
ofthe signcrs to this certificate are known
to us to be men Of standing, Judgment in
their business, and veracity.
CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.
THG undersigned, manufacturer of Pat
tent Boiling Cloths, being informed by
several parties, whose orders they Ore in
the habit of executing, that Boiling
Cloths, manufactured abroad, and bearing
no mark or stamp, are imported into tho
U. States Of North America, and there
marked and stamped, so us to initiate the
lamp OF the Anchor Mdaafactory and
hat the said Bolting Cloths are there i'm
'oscd upon the public for Dutch Cloths !
hey feel II incumbent on them to warn ,
he American dealers in tho article a. I
ainst this sCandaloUs fraud and base +
ountorIeit, both in tho interest of tho .
callers themselves, and OF the undersign.
d, who are desirous OF maintaining the
1ng established repute and fame Of the
butch Cloths, and in particular Of his
wn mAnulacinre. tho suncr;n"" ~r'
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{ SARRoEL Ar re Ii (OU.'UIHS'rY, S..

STATE or ONO, -
CARROLL OUNrY, 90
COURT or COMMON PLEAS,
E1rcatio" gfter Noremdcr Term, 1851
Robert Liaveu, Admln ! ...
tstrat,r old Joshua Almonds pe,a;o, >,
deceased, eli ,,,,l ,y-
Pnebe Amonds, Wm. Am ''''
ends, ct ais. ....
Tae sad defendants are WctGby notlli-
ed that, E,r Ite purpose Ut p. y.Hs debts
against the estate Vi the said joshua Am
Dads, deceasud, The saId RI1elt Craven
al adtnlnisraloi Of SAID estate, did oH tn.
llth dayol F.bruaIy a, D. 1885, Ii t
his pelit4uA 10 the Uslicc 81 the Clerk
the Court ut ComsAun Pleas Of said coun
ty, praying an oIder Vi sud court to sell
The following described land, 10 vii: Fht
West halfot the North West quarer Ui
section thirteen, township thirteen aud
range five OF the laHds directed 10 be sold
at S+eubenViIle, q, And that the DJWer
0fFsald Phebe Almonds IN said premises be
assigned her which said peliIoa wall
stand for heuriug at the next term (Au-
gus: Term, 1859 Of SAID court,
Nm. JOHNSTON,
Attorney Toe r5petluoner
May 9Th, 1886.
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NOTICE.

h1OTlCE Is hereby gwen that, at my
~ instance, a writ OF Attachment was
on the sixtoenthday of June, inst, issu
ed by james Il Ross, a Justice Of the
feace, in and fov Centre township, Car
roll county, Ohio, against the goods, chat
Ties. rights, credits, moneys and effects
OF James Moody anabsent debtor.
... JONAS MILLER.
June II 1896.
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/ ner meeting to survey the route, and
report upon the eligibility and proba-
bile cost Of the proposed improvement,
reported favorably; and on motion,
the report was received and adapted by
the meeting. On motion, 8
Resolved, That three Commission
|ers be appointed to superintend said
work, and that they be instructed to
advertise twice in the Du Buque Visi-
tor for proposals. and let the job to the
Lowest bidder.
JAMES T.. LANGwoRTHY, HIRAM
LOOMS, and JAMES Cox were appoint
led said Commissioners.
Res0lved, That WILLIAM MYERs be
appointed Treasurer Of the Canal Com-
lmissioners.
RESOLVED, That the Commissioners
he instructed to raise money by sub
Escription foratl,e construction Of the
work, and that they be authorised to
select and employ such persons as they
may deem competent to assist them in
laying it off.
On motion Res0lsea, That a list Of
I the subscribers with the amount SUBJ
@scribed, be placed in the hands Of the
treasurer, together with all monies col
lccted, which money shallnot be drawn
from the treasury without an order from
the Commissioners.
Resolvea, That the proceedings Of
this and former meeting be left with
the Commissioners, and that copy
be left with the treasurer.
On motion ResolUed, that the pro-
ceedings Of this meeting be published
in the ,Du Buque Visitor. 3
The meeting adjourned sine die.
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We can hardly credit the fact, that
the communication between this place
and the ATLANTIC citiesis so expeditions.
The facilities and conveniences for the
transportation Of passengers and heavy
have been greatly increased
within the past year. Merchandise has
reached this city from baltimore, the
present season, in fourteen and fifteen
days. A mercantile firm have shewn
US ten packages Of goods. which arrived
at Wheeling in eight days from Balti-
more; and thence to this place in six
days. The wagons Of the Baltimore
and Wheeling Transportation Compa-
ny, have, for some months past, been
running between the two places in
eight Thisfactisnot generally known.
II our citizens could feel assured that
the delays and neglect Of former sea-
sons in the transportation and shipment
Of their goods, would be avoided, we
doubt not, that a large portion Of the
merchandise, which reaches US by the
circuitous route Of New Orleans, will
take the above channel.
lSt. Louis ReD.
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Funeral honors were promptly paid
by the command at Jefferson Barrackal
to the memory Of the illustrious JAS.
MADISON, late President Of the u.
nited States. On Wednesday last, i'm.
mediate on the receipt Of the MORN.
full intelligence, the General command
ing the right wing, issued an order di-
recting that half-hour guns be fred
from sunrise till sunset; and the flag to
be worn at half mast during the day.
u st. Louis Bulletin. y.
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NysW GOODS

THE subscribers have just received and are
now opening, in the new house lately cree
ted by Messrs Jones & Scott, opposite Messrs
John Regain e. Co., splendid assortment Of
English, French, German and American
DRY GOODS,
carefully selected by one of tho firm in New
seasons among which may be found:
Do. drab and fancy striped Cassimercs
and Satinets
Irish Linen, Long Lawn and Linen Cambria
Jackonet, Swiss, Cambria, plaid and fancy
striped Muslns
Challie,s, Callicoes, Ginghams and Painted
Muslins
A splendid assortment Of Italian, Gro de Nap,
erode Swiss and Poult de Sole Silks
Bandana. pongee, pocket 8, fancy dress Hdifs.
Cap, belt and bonnet Ribbons
Gentlerhen's bombazine, lnohair g. satin Stocks
Hats, Bonncts, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Pumps g.
Slippers---a great variety
Plain and patent lever Silver Watches, and an
assortment of JEWELLERY.
A splendid assortment of
REHDYM.QDE CLOTHING;
Together with complete assortment Of
A1HTU3O0Tr, RHeeNSaCN7'e, eItUSSaO0Te,
Groceries, Sc. &c.
All Of. which VIC Will sell as low if not lower
than any other house in the Territory Of Wis
consin.
We respectfully invita- the zeiti ana-s@f- d
Duxue and its vicinity to cali and examine our
assortment.
" Don't forget tho place---Jones & SCOTS
ne.c house. 10
s. SHEPHERD & CO.:
Du Bunuc, Julv IS 1886 70
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|NOTICE.--On more number will complete
! the first quarter of this paper. Subscriptions
paid previous to its publication will be consid-
erred in advance. Those which are longer de-
layed will invariably be charged four dollars.
Tn1v 81 eaf
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Messrs. Editors:--Y on will please to inser,
in your paper, that intend offering myself az
acandidate for Constable for this county at the
ensuing election. Yours respectfully,
[Signed) G. KELLER.
Durango, 9th July, 1886.
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DU BUQUE VISITOR
n apprentice to the printing bu-
- siness is wanted at this Office.
July 27, 1886.
To the Public,

| HAVE understood that John Brophy has,
or proposed, selling certain improvements in
me county OF Du buque. on the Wapsepenicons
U ~ OF said improvements is known as the
Wapsepenicon Ferry, orcalled Brophy's Fer
9. The public are cautioned against purchas-
sia Improvements, as the said Brophy is
scntlt'ed to only one half ofthe same, as shall
certainly contend for the possession of the pro-
perry. And it the said Brophy should dispose
Of any more Of said improvements than his pro-
portion, twill be an absolute fraud practised
upon me.
! JOHN r. CoONs.
Du Buque, July goth, 1886. ll-tf
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Clock and Watch REPAIRING

DANIEL GRANDBE OK respectfully in
y forms the inhabitants Of Dn Buque and Vie
cinity, that he carries on the above business in
its various branches, in Patrick Fins house,
up stairs, nearly opposite John Rcgan & Col
store, where he will repair and clean clocks
and. watches Of every description, musical
boxes and iewelry. Having served regular
apprenticeship to the business in Europe, and
worked at it for a number Of years in the Uni
ted States, he belives that he will be able 70
give general satisfaction.
Du Duaue. June ~. 1896 q
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no the Pllblic.

A SCHOOL for the instruction Of children
II will be opened on the fifth day Of July
next, in the room where the Catholic congrega>
ton meets on Sundays.
Du Buque, June 90, 1886.
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COMMUNICATED

he FnLS0 4 i Cl1URCN,
On "Wednesday the 18th inst. the
CORNER STONE of the first Presbyteri-
an Church in Wisconsin Territory was
laid atthis place in the presence Of Col.
Dunn, Chief Justice Of the Territory,
and a large assembly Of citizens.
At 4 o'clock, a procession was form
ed, and marched with music to the
place selected for the Church. After
theladies and gentlemen had assembled,
a hymn was sung, and the Throne of
Grace addressed in a fervent prayer a.
dapted to the occasion by Mr.. REU-
PERT, when very eloquent and spiri-
ted addresswasde delivered by DR. Tina
SON. The corner stone was then re-
moved to its place, and a memorandum
recording the most important events of
the present time, one number of the
Du Buque Visitor, and copy of,ethe
subscription list to the Church, were
deposited IN it, and the ceremonies clio.
sed with singing and prayer.
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THE DUEL.

We understand that the last Galena Gaz-
etc contains some remarks in relation to our
notice Of .sthc duel. . We did not receive the
Gazette. When we dorecsiye il, we shall
endcavor TO take proper notice Of its remarks.
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TO MINERS s. OTHERS.
Notice

Notice
rs hereby given, that the partnership hereto
fore existing between Richard Gartrell and
f. c. Dougherty, under the firm Of GAnTRELL
g. DouGHERTy, was dissolved on the 18th day
Of June inst. by mutual consent. Richard
Gartrell having purchased Of his late partner,
p. G. Douglerty. all his interest in the late
firm, all persons indebted to the said firm are
hereby notified to make payment to him, and
those having demands against the firm must
present them to him for settlement.
RICHARD GARTRELL,
E. G. DOUGHERTY.
Du Buque, June 90 1886.
The business of the late firm will hereafter
be conducted by the subscriber at the old stand,
where he will be happy to accospmodate his
friends and the public generally.
RICHARD GARTRELL:
Du Buque, June % 1896 Stf
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The attention Of lot-holdcrs and the public
generally, is directed 70 the ACT for laying off
the townso Of Du Buque, Burlington, &C., which
will be found on the preceding page.
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hIgh WAFER marx. no spIrltuouS lIqu-
ors are to BE used by the laborers on
the work Operations are to be COM
menced about the end Of the month.
y DR.. FRAsxLrN used to say, that he
:nsver woalla, s. he could help il, pass
= single night in village, 1where the
fenOes Of the graveyard we're broken,
the gsave-stones defaced, orthe church,
yard suffered 10 90 to decay !, 8
e appears from the Almanac Royal,
that without reckoning old maids and
widows, there II this time, fortyrsix
young marTiageable prime csses il Ans
tria, Prussia, the GerInanic CONF def.
alton, RnSsia, ma Swed
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Take Notice,
that do forwarn any person from purchas-
S, ing o. trading for note against me, to In
gleheid Grigary for 90 dollars, as do not in
end to pay it, as it was fraudulently obtained.
ANDREW ] DEVIN.
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FalnlAy tF0cel'y.
=, S a =, =, q, = =, 4
pa = IS ~ y, si ~ @sAlsS ~
HAS in store, and Tor sale, one door below
= the Post Office, 2 genezat assortment Of
GR0CERTE
ss,ected axrrssslu for Z. ,,1 I,,s nsa .na
~ 80 !. : .f.s..i s.s ss I, anu
40 articles 80 ;s c,,ai;ty - :,
~ 80. q ~ - =.
s'.s - par = '..o AV..o !" 1.'s ais'o.e's.
Flour, folk, ana Laro,
Loaf, White Hayanna, and q. y. SUGAR g,
Sohee, Gunpowder, imperial q 4. Il. lea
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s. The Commissioners Of the Illinois
and Michigan Canal have determined
that the canal shall be thirty-six feet
vide on the bottom, sixty feet on the
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-07-27
WASHINGTON HOTEL.

DUBUQUE, (W.T)
'.IHE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that he has rcmov-
ed to the new and spacious building, situated
The subscriber has caused the HOTEL to be
neatly fitted up for the accommodation Of Ira
vellers, Boarders, and Guests in general. The
Rooms arc airy and pleasant neatly and COM
fortably furnished; its beds will at all times be
kept neat, and in good order; its table inferior
to none in the country. In short, nothing shall
be wanting on his part. which experience and
strict attention to the business, united with
moderate charges, can do to render his HOTEL
an agreeable house to the T,oreler, and a pleas.
ant and desirable place for Boarders.
THOMAS CRAWFORD.
Du Buque, July 6, 1886 9--tf
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-07-27
JAMES LANGWORTHY.
JAMES COX,
Fl. LOOMS,

July ~, 1886. I2-2t Commistio1sers
DISSOLUTION.---The partnership hereto4
~ fore existing under the firm Of M ORRISON
Il PRENTICE is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. All persons indebted 10 said
firm are desired to make immediate payment
10 Nj. G. B. Morrison, at the Post Office, who
10 duly authorised to receive the same, and ad-
iust any claims that may be against said con.
Germ. j. MORRISON & SON.
NJ. II. PRENTICE.
Du Buquc, July 10 1886 3tl2