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Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-11-02

PRESIDENTIAL ELEcToN.---We perceive by
our exchange papers, that the enemies of Mr..
Van Buren, and Colonel Johnson are eyery
where on the alert, and not at all scrupulous as
to the means which they employ, in the hope
of leading 'scaptives at their WILL" on the first
Monday of November, many Of the freemen of
the United States. We concur entirely in the
remarks Of a highly respectable editor in the
east. "that instead of exhibiting the regard for
truth, or that consistency which ought always
to accompany the disputes Of political parties,
scarcely any thingis to be seen in the columns
of the Wing papers but falsahnod, mean u
buse, and low scurrility' They oppose thee
lection of Mr.. Van Buren, with no argument
that has the least weight upon the minds of
honest and intelligent freemen: they can find
no act in his whole life which does not COM
port with those principles ofgovernment which
the democracy have ever advocated; yet they
are determined to maintain an opposition at the
expense ofeyery principle which should be OBJ
served to render man a respectable member of
free and independent government. Their
motto is, ''that they will govern, or have no
government at all" Knowing their imbecili-
ty, and that they cannot meet the people fair
ly and openly, they are fretful, passionate, and
insulting, with the hope that many of those
who always intend to give their votes for the
strongest side, will mistake temper for strength,
and thus be led to swell the number Of their
ranks.''
We transfer to our columns, from the "Win-
chester Virginian," the address Of the commit
tee correspondence to the democratic voters
of Frederick county. 1t is 80 eminently beau-
tiful, that too much cannot be said in praise of
it, nor too wide a circulation given to it;---and
we are well persuaded, that every reader ofin-
tellectual relish, or discernmcnt, will confess,
whether the first Monday of November shall
find him in the meagre ranks Of the motley
Wings, or among the democratic multitudes
who have resolved to elect their favorite cam
didate, Martin Pan Buren,, that the. author,
the worthy chairman Of the committee, has
won character for assured and established
excellence Of composition.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-11-02

0TDiyine service will be performed at the Me-
thodist Church, by the Rev. D. X. CHANCE, on
saturday Evening next, at early candle-light; and
by the Rev. g. w. TEAS, on Sunday, nj 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. Du Buaue, Nov. 9, 1886.
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N. BARRIER

! y - 20 y
HAS just received, and is now opening, !
u = large stock of GOODS, well selected
Tor this market, consisting in part Of the fol-
lowing articles:
Ready Made Clothing.
blue, black, green, snuff, and invisible green
rock and dress coats; biue black, drab. green nd
owe cashmere and broadcloth vests; black bamba-
zlno pantaloons and vests; a large ouantitv n
beaverton pantaloons, box and dress coats. fin.
and coarse white shirts; Guernsey, flannel calico
and check !, shirts; hats, caps, boots, shoes, and
shoes, slippers and bootees; wool socks: eer,,.s,,
and ladies worsted and cotton hose and half hose
suspenders; Thibet wool shaws and hand erch;efa
SHIRT collars beaver, buck, and hoskin goves India
rubber coats, pan,aloons, and ladies India rubber
aprons. 8
PIECE GOODS.
Caiicoes, great variety of patterns; lace and
iootihg; silks and circassians; bombazettes and
merino; super shallette prints; French m,sl;r
bingham; black silk yclHee RRussia d1aner. Ievan.
tine, pongee, baMdanna and flag silk hdkfs. silk
braid ribbed, mixed, blue and black caa;mare.
super blue, black, drab and invisible green hrori
cloths; Misses silk fancy hdkfs.; gauze do; rod
cotton aannel brown sheeting and shifting; blsac-
kets; red and white flannel; Kentucky. Jeana
Pilot cloth, umbrellas, &c. s.
Groceries & 9robfsfous.
Corn meal, flour, pork, rosin and marble soap.
cohee sugar. moasses, saleratus, tar, salt, butter
and lard, starch, sperm and tallow andes. cayen
dish and cut tobacco, Young Hyson and Imperial
tea, aspice, dried apples and peaches loaf.suear.
Spanish and Malay cigars, rice, prunes and raisns,
lamp oil, and porter.
HARDWARE.
Frying pans, brass kettles, spades, saw-ssts.
squares, composses, hammers table hinges, Narfolk
latchss brass cande-sticks, hollow-ware sad-irons
Collins axes, bar iron, log chains, A. 6, 8, and lOd
nails, butts and screws, purcussion gun locks and
caps, lemons, hand and mill saws, adde's CURVE
combos, patient and common augers, mill and hand
saw files, rasps, English, American blister and cast
steel, Golfer mills, trace chains, and wrought nails
MEDICINE.
Opodeldoc, Lees pills, quinine, paregoric, Ep-
som suits, arrow-root, roll-brimstonc, gum opium.
sulphur, Burgundy-pitch, cream tartar, rubarb, liz
quorce, Griiith's balsamic plasters, and magnesia
Also, good assortment Of tn-ware, riding-wbipe.
shoe-brushes and backing, bed-corts winlass rope,
pill stones, broon,s, by 10 and 10 by l2 window
glass, gilt, prunella, and pearl buttons, table, dirk,
pen and brtcher knives, razors, chak-lnes, combs.
razor strops, solves, needles and pins; and various
other articles, too tedious to mention, all of which
ne will soil as cheap as the cheapest, for cash, lead
or mineral. Those who have cash to pay for goods,
will fnb it to their advantage to give him call.
as large portion of his goods were purchased in
the city Of New York, he will be able to sell very
low.
Oct. 5,h, 1886.
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Sd Sc ST. q 3 s q 81 81.
R. O. SHAW.

ID B ST. q = s % B 81.
R. O. SHAW,
WR@13@M ID BW 5P1ST9
WOULD respectfully inform the Ladies
w and Gentlemen of Du Buque and vi
cinity, that he has returned again to this place,
for the purpose Of attending to all calls in his
professionals would likewise observe to those
who may need his services, to call immediate
ly, as his stay is limited to few weeks. He
performs all the various and necessary opera
toes on the teeth, gums, and mouth, viz: teeth
and istumps neatly extracted on the most APP
proved principles, so as not to cause one half
the pain or force required by the usual mode Of
practice-teeth filed, cleaned and plugged, and
loose teeth fastened--also the most difficult
cases Of seurvy and scorbutick affections of the
gums successfully treated.
Porcelain incorruPtible teeth inserted in
stumps, OF plates and springs, 50 as to COM
pletely resemble nature, and warranted not to
decompose or alter their color.
His Office is in the room formerly occupied
by VIM. w. Cornell, Immediately over the
Tontine House, where he can be consulted at
all times, unless Professionally engaged.
N. B. Ladies will be waited upon at their
residences.
Retsyences-Dr. A. Hill, DR.. Stoddard, DR..
Mason, T.. Fassit, j. D. Smoker.
Dn Buque, Oct. ~, 1ss6.-24tf.
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TvoL. No. 26.

of his fellow citizens; the miscreants
who attempted to inflict violence, per-
haps death upon him, deserved such re-
tribution at his hands; and unfortunate
is it for the cause Of social order, that
he was unable to deal it to every ruff
an present.
The New Orleans papers also de-
scribe the slain as being Of respectable
standing, and say that while their con-
duct was generally condemned, their
fate was as generally lamented, and
theirfuneral numerously attended. We
cannot understand such sentiments, or
approve such proceedings. If they
were persons Of good education and re-
spectacle standing, they had learned,
or at least had enjoyed opportunities of
learning, to respect the laws and to
conduct with propriety. Hence their
responsibility enhances their guilt, and
should consign them to deeper condem-
nation. If the citizens of N. Orleans,
instead Of giving them q pompous fll=
neral, had held public meeting, and
denounced their outrageous behavior
as deserving the reprobation of the CT
vilized world, they would have shown
more regard for the great cause of social
order.
These miscreants, for such they are,
instead of being praised for their vir
tues! should be consigned to infamy;
and we hope the people of N. Orleans
will erecta monumentover their graves,
telling to future generations that they
were deservedly slain in violent as
sault upon the majesty of the lands.
~ Com. Herald.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-11-02
N OIL II .

A PPLICATION will be made to the Lee
"A gislative Assembly Of this Territory at
its present session for BA NIX, with a
capital of One Hundred Thousand Dollars, to
be located at Rockingham.
Nov. 2, 1885, 26-lt
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STRAYED

LNROM the premises of the subscriber, liy-
ARED & WHITE CoW~witth al a bell. n Shs
is short legged, and hiss short TAIL, with but
little hair on the end. Any person finding said
COW, and informing the subscriber of il, shall
be handsomely rewarded. m
SAMUEL TR AVIS.
Durango, Nov. 2, 1886. 2G-3t
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Notice.

Notice.
TINE undersigned being DESTROYS Of clos
Il ing their business, EARNESTLY request all
persons having accounts with them, to make
immediate settlement, either by note or other
wise. We are compelled tohave money, and
hope this notioe will be attended to.
We will rent our shop and tbols, and dis
pose of good stock of IRON md Steel upon
accommodating terms.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-11-02

UST received per steam boat Ad-
~ venture, go bbls FLOUR, and
for sale low by
SWAN & WEBSTER.
July 20, 1885 lift
N. y. We warrant our flour to be a
first rate article. 9. & w.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-11-02

From correspondent below, we learn that
the President of the "lllinois Savings Bank
of Burlington," is incarcerated at St Louis,
under the sentence Of the circuit court. Heis
to pay aine Of 500, and be imprisoned twelve
months. Our informant adds, that the little
pale faced man. who was charged with the in
itiatorv transactions Of the institution at Bur-
lington, during the summer, and had an iron
chest large enough for Biddle's establishment
in its proudest days, will, it is supposed, soon
be in the same unhappy condition. AS few
of the notes Of this bank were in circulation
here, we shall be glad to receive from our
friends at Burlington, or st. Louis, a detail of
the trial in each case.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-11-02
BOARDING.
NHE subscriber having fitted Vi

THE subscriber having fitted up a
NEW HOUSE on Locust-st.,
near the Catholic Church, is happy to
informthe citizensof Du Buque, that he
is now ready to accommodate BOARD
Frs who may favor him with their Gus
tom. He fatters himself that he will
be enabled to give general satisfaction.
e. G. DOUGHERTY.
Da Bueue, Aug. 10, 1886. l4-tf
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-11-02

O'Fenall g. Graham
Vs. ) In ATTACHMENT
Samuel Pekin,
A A attachment has issued from my Office against
IA the goods aud chattles of the said Salneul Pc
kin upon affidavit fled byO'Ferral & Graham, and
unless the said Pekin shall be appear before me at
my Office in the town ofDu Buque, in three months
from the date hereof and defend said suit judgment
will be taken confessed, and the property attach
ed will be sold to satisfy said debt and costs.
WARNER LEWIS, j. P.
Ordered by C. II. Stowoll.
Du Buque, Nov. 2, 1886. 17-6t
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DU BUQUE VISITOR.

II Stock of C. HI. Grafton g. ca and !, add;.
noh nave, and are racsving direct from the east,
general assortment of
SeasOnabIe Goods.
|nich they offer at low rate at the old stand Of
~ u; 9ralios u Go. The assortment consists of
Irish Linen, Long saron and Linen Cambric.
5ackonst, Swiss Cambria, Figured and s,rine
Mus!ins, Chila,s, Ginghams, Calcoes, Paints
Ed M"slias, Italian and Fancy Silks. Ribands.
Cap and Bonnet Silk, Handkerchiefs. &C.
'enslemen's Stocks, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Ready-nlade Clothing,
Together with an assortment, of HaRD.WaDr
g. GROCERIES. 'AA'A'
Du Baque, Nov. 2, 1886. ss-,f
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-11-02

TUyHE undersigned having sold their stock Of
IL Goods 70 Hampstead, GratiA 4 Co., would
recommend their former customers To them.
CHI GRATlOT u co.
s :, D.,n,,c. Nov. g. 1896, a6-tf ~ &
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-11-02

NOT1CE.-An persons indebted to AN
IN THONY LA GRAVE, are informed
that their notes and accounts are left in my
hands for collections and that they can save
cost by calling Immediately at my office, over
Guerin's store, apd SETTLING the same.
S. HAMPSTEAD.
Du Buque, Sept. 81, 1886 CIV
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STRAYED from the subscriber, on the Maquo-
~ keta, Aug 18th, one milepn n halfaboye Pc
ru, three work OXEN, four yelrs old each, one is
of dark red, and one of briss red, the third is
of roam color. Any gentlsm1a who can give any
Messrs. Langworthys, will be literally rewarded.
w. H.MMOREING.
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INHE subscriber would take this method of
Il expressing his gratitude to the citizens Of
Du Buque and vicinity for their liberal patron
age, and hopes, by close attention to his bust
ness, still to merit a share Of the same at their
hands.
The partnership which existed between him
and A. Morgan, having been dissolved, he has
recently erected a commodious shop on the
southwest corner of the lot on which the Bar
ber's shop now stands, where he expects to
carry on
Blackslnithing
in all its branches. His prices WILDE reason
able, and no pains will be spared to accommo-
date those who may call upon him.
DAVID WATSON.
Du Buque, Oct. &c, 1886. 25-tf
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ST. o. az g O. SO >

|THE public are hereby notified not to trade,
Il or in anywise negotiate for a note of hand
drawn byme in favor of Hugh Campbell for
One Hundred Dollars, dated about the first
day ofMarch last, and due on or about the end
of the present month, as am determined not
to pay thesame unless compelled by law, said
note being obtained from me by misrepresen-
tation. LEWIS ARIANDO.
Oct. IL, 1886. 24-3t.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-11-02

III AS just received, and is now opening, /,
= large stock of GOODS, we'll selected
tor this market, consisting in part Of the fol-
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-11-02

MORN MEAL, Flour, Hacon, .Dryed APP
~ pies, Peaches, Mackelnl, and Sail, reed
per Olive Branch, and for sale by
N. BARBER.
Dn Rssae,, Get 10, 1885, Z
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Dw sBwAwBa
WEDNESDAY,. NOV. g, 1886.

Wethi day present to our readers the Mes.
sage of his excellency Henry DODGE, to the
first Legislative Assembly of Wisconsin Ter
rltory. On some parts of this document we
shall take an early opportunity to offer few
remarks. A concise account of the proceed
ings of the Council, and Of the House of Re-
representatives., will be likewise found in the
present number.
We bave received the first number of a pa
per entitled the "Belmont Gazette,'' printe d
at Belmont. Iowa county, in this Territory.
The conductors have our best wishes for the
success Of the establishment. But, in order
to secure respectable notice of what may APP
pear hereafter in the editorial columns of the
Gazette, we admonish the editors that little
modesty is indispensable. The remarks in the
hEst astfber, touching our duties as an editor.
and the communication Of our correspondent,
'Curtius,' would have been noticed ina differ
ent manner, had they been less supercilious.
We apprehend that an impartial reader would
determine, that the letter of Curtius is courte-
sey itself, when contrasted with the coarse
personalities which are to be found in COM
printed in the Gazette, and bearing
the name of the founder of the Theban city.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-27

ans s persons At 10.

he,a aeted with various diseases Consumption. Asthma and
sno, every disease being under The OF their Family
Phxsician stimulated them 10 salvation with eonei
md other drastic drugs the destruson OF their delicate ames
nd the endeavoring persuade them that there
no other This the ppetors OF the above med
cine farry deny boldly declare that Evans Canomiie
Pl, and his Family Vegetable Aperient Pills. will produce more
d h one week Caome the injurious method OF
treatment will produce year, BESIDES injury possibly
be derived from Vegetable Pills. and this cannot be said OF
Coei aad ,ther poisonous drugs Evans Camomle Pills
extracted the Camonr Aowe by process known emily TO
A. an are highly recommended all snd de-
cate persoas especially ladies' who cannot bear much stimulating
pounded which have been
and are for Bilious and other diseases arising from impure 5sod
The Camone Pills being for the nerves and the Family
Veretshe Aperent Pills for all the diseases ofthe blood
No your Family Phsician advises you MOI to use wh
tey term quack medcaes they those medicines they viii
not get paid although Evans Pills do not contain particle Of
THE origin Of the word Quack from the word
ouacksObs the original word for oniekver those who hrst
ed this mineral termed quaeks now tn were
justly cae does length Of time or any other circumstance pre-
application OF The ERIN 10 those who now use IL!
And many honorable profession Of al p escape
When given 10 II debtzte
death; then may sse you hat you are
friends 70 your and health reject
their Blue Pill. Calome Powder aud ILL., try the
above ong directions given with hem and they
are warranted and do harnEvans
eors being daily proved by the good his medicines
forming nnumerzble testimonies In their FAVOR
Evan and Aperien Pills sold at wholesale and
retail. Dr. Eyans 95 Division New York. 5lm
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WQ}69sPT,sS GGjA tH6ES MECHAN
I AIDES LOOK AT THIs.-wATsOr

IL DUzER, is Chatham street, are selling at very reduced
prices, splendid soment Of Fur consisting Of Capes,
Peenes, Boa's Msf Neck Ruf Svsnsdown for nming and
every other description Of articles in their line Ladies wishing
purchase would do web call and for themselves
scsr determined clear their entire stock Of Far
on T.. the holidays WATSON VAN DuZER,
158 Chatham street. New York.
Also hand above, superior style Of fine Fur CAPS and
Stocks. dec SIT
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DRERsEYEY our TEETHs-Prs.sr.s r.
AZ g Prsser,s y.sr ssssA - Of Dr. STILL
he essA md guuafvn ae - dscsVt.g ~ renden en
ssssd healthy and bsss,if saA p.s and swsee ne esA
never hssr single - gv general saetioa
Fsr By PATRICK DlCKIE, us Broadway, corner Of Lib
below sprs and By SrhR, corner Of walker ss:t asa hs
Bswery. r, - .i...l - jan 81
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OWAIN,S WORM UGARPLUMSs-An etc.
- co and medicine for chidn causing
discharged In great numbers and when thse appear
apce vSm they much good In Carrying % the sscsa e
mucus from stomach and bowels which them and
iniurous to children q worms alive. For sale by
nov mn b. GRAHAM 50 Ceds arvk
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TO THE PUBLIC.

bNo"N 20. having heretofore made s,est inPrsve,
- THREE DOLLARS, have extended their attention to
this important branch Of business and hsier themselves they
succeeded in manufacturing article which for ghnes
durability and ustre exceled by nothing line This
hal the combined su Of several years experience in the
Brown Co in presenting the public think they have
y reached the utimaam Of beauty cheapnes neAte durability
comfort the They also and
doing for time SUPERIOR Fur Hat which also furnished
THREE DOLLARS. Ths ha; has been highly approved by
public, long experience will testify All saes for
therefore good customer the losses Of the bad Wholesale
dealers supplied al the shortest notice al ~
BROwN& Co.'S Priced HIT Store,
sep 16- l73 Chatham. Of Mott stree
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TIE TRgTH WILL PREysAAlrL cert ERIA In

~ Deerzest The say infabe remedy Uncovered for
listed N Ii part, q he Knsdon require It's
~srss success has fsed has
s to sa,' e elect md White. n ii er ..ss
v..l1s pain. 1 s lo n 4. a,ss e s a.
5e od kdseys violent Of long standing Tbs safe
and sa bins eo.posei Of saspas choicest
sfiou that while the system lis superiority over every
Ses nsds1S We eeron Sa has mad. use Of Ibis
ea his os physician and has been secured Having
failed any The increasing sale
from he Of The highest rsds. sharsesI
uese.. and over every s.s "a sd
n0' ssI. s.es o.srs ."d
sss 70 .ss whole frame The delicate females take
viii pss s.'s ~ he .i.s Diseases ron The mast
mo cases .Lea vutany risk inecarenenee
, sa.es soes or s.,eH .sses
's.. bottle may = ne s
their own physician ~h secrecy will prevent The ossairsee
e =: d' IN ss.ss ias III away &
hand NJ B. word he take medicine bat the above
every psbs print and then aLs mercury and save your
scios medicine; this grounds Of strict inp.ftshy,
f.o~ax several friends who have been cured yh fact tha
Fer =. by ,eps.... Patrick pisks ans BIO,ds.y cor
sscs dss s .s
Price s. eesss per botle. jan Sa
No oUACKERY-TAYLeRI SONS Vegetable Psnsee..
~ inf. ne rse for Coughs fh'0s hoaene'' 0'a'
~ I.s 4. ,:s. = 49, d.....A. and o.. ' cold
e. ssee. Is sas pss.P. u to oasr The
P.sces an eosss ~ does y. sssd ,sis u money 'hss
:: Tsu r,sa, No s pisisa ed 81 Broadway. The
.xns en- he By svio 's TS sS soN
.z,f Proprietor. foy the United States.
ENUINE HSLE Esw SsF5 f;t;sk e. sale
CaTE TEATs.-Prspsred Calf Tests, superior article