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Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-21
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[DECEMBER 81, 1886.

Quigley u ButteFwDfth,
inform their frieads md
y the public in general, that they hare Just
received an assortment
CIR ERIE9,
Suitable for family use, which they ohe1 chez,
for cash, lead, Or mineral--Among which viii
be found
Sugar, Coffee, Young H. Tea,
Imperial, Gunpowder Souchoung do,
Molasses, Mackerel, Cheese,
Crackers, Almonds, Raisins, Figs;
Loaf Sugar, Dried Peaches,
Dried Apples, Chewing Tobacco,
Smoking Tobacco, Pepper, Allspice,
Cloves, Ginger, Nutmegs, Starch, Indigo,
Soap, Candies, Flour, Com Meal, CON.
Mustard, Paste Backing, Playing Cards,
Writing and Letter Paper;
Kegs Oysters, 10 barrels Porter,
French Brandy, American do,
Holland Gin, American do,
Madeira, Teneriefe, Malaga &Port Wines
Rum, Claret in bottles, (sup.)
Lemon Syrup, Spanish Cigars, Melee do.
Nails, Brooms, Flasks, Powder and lut.
Stoughton Bitters by the gallon or bostle:
3,5 5aa lbs. well cured Bacon.
Du Buque, May II, 1886. If
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ask leave on tomorrow to introduce d
bill to incorporate the association for the
improvement Of the half breed tract
on tho Des Moines river, and for other
purposes. Also, a bill to establish q
University.
Mr.. Sweet, presented the petit
ton Of sundry citizens OF Milwaukee
praying the passage Of law authorize
/ ing tn: building bridgeacross the Mil
waukee river, at the town of Milwau-
I kee, &c.
i A message was received from the
4 House Of Representatives per their Sec
retary, returning the act establishin-
n courts Of Probate, which act had pass
{ ed the House Of Representatives with
e amcndmen
Also, the bill to incorporate the I'M
81 habitants Of such towns as wish to be
I'll incorporated which bill had passed the
e the House Of Representatives and re-
IS quested tho concurrence of the Coun
Is ell thereto. The bill was read. .
i'll Mr.. Terry offered the following:
le Resolved, That select committe,
1 -
N be appointed to memorialize Congress
Ito make an appropriation Of the mo
ID ney arising from the sale of lots in tn
Ie following towns, viz: In the town 9
ri Peru and Bellvue, in the county 9
n Dubuque, and also, the town Of Min
,eI eral Point, in the county of Iowa, an
8. the town Of Madison, in the county {
No. Mn;nps w r. FIR the imnrove
" ment Of wharves, streets and publ
buildings, and such other public i'm
,e provements as the corporation Of sal
IN towns may deem proper.
On motion Of Mr.. Foley, the cat
of rule was suspended in order to take u
ID the resolution.
On motion Of M, Terry, the rcse
,e luton was adopted, and referred to III
10 select committee appointed yesterday
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: :
Doctor John SlOdlard,
DETURNS his sincere thanks to the citizens
~ Of Du Buque, for the liberal share of pub
lie patronage which he has received, and takes
this opportunity of informing them, that he in-
tends permanent residence in DU BUQUE,
and hopes, from skill and attention, to merit
continuance Of the patronage he has already re-
ceived.
To prevent misunderstanding, and silence
false reports, he herewith presents list Of his
charges for medicine End professional services,
BY which he has heretofore been, and will here
after be, governed.
Visits in town by day, dollar: by night, 2
dollars &c c0fcio services, ore dollar per hour:
obs'etrical services and attendance from 10 dol
lars to SO, as the case may be. Consultations
with other physicians fee 10 dollars, adding
mileage when in the country, il, all cases in
tho day, dollar, in tie night, double.
The fees in surgical cases, will be regulated
according to the importance of the case. Me-
dicines, Emetics, and Cathartics simple, Is
cents, compound one dollar; Febrifugc pulver-
lied, simple, IL l.2 cts, compound Is cents
TO one dollar; Tonics, pulverized, Is cents per
dose; TinctuTe from SO to IS cts. per o.; Epis-
pastic from SO cts. to one dollar; all other me-
dicines in proportion.
Those laboring under Crcnic diseases Of the
Liver, Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Kings Evil,
White Swelling, Rheumatisms, and particu-
larly Females laboring under Uterine diseases,
may possibly derive benefit BY consultation and
advising with Doctor JOHN SroDDARp.
Du Buque, May IL, 1896. ltf
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-21

11AS Just received, ana ID now opening,
large STOCK of GOODS, well selected
(or this market, consisting in part Of the fol.
lowing ssticlss:
Ready Made Clothing.
Blue, black, green, snu6, and invisible green,
vock and dress coats; blue, black dfab, green, and
oIivs cashmere and broadcloeh vests; black bamba-
nina pantalcons and vests; large quantity OF
bsayerteen pantalooas, box and dress coats; iine
and coarse white shirts; Guernsey, flannel, calico,
and check shirts; hats, caps, boots, shoes, and
pumps; ladies morocco, ssal-skin, calf and pfunea
shoes, clippers and bootees; wool socks; gentlemen
and ladies worsted and cotton hose and half hose
suspenden; Thibet wool shawls and handker /;
shirt collars beaver, buck add hoskin gloves; India
rubber coats, pan.aloons, and ladies India rubber
aprons. ,.
Calicoes, great variety Of. patterns; lace and
footing; silks and circassians; bombazette and
meriao; super shallette prints; French muslin
bingham black silk velvet; Russia diaper; levea-
| tine pongee, baMdanna and flag silk hdkfs. silk
braid; ribbed, mixed, blue and black Cashmere
super blue, black, drab and invisible green brord
:loshs; Misses silk fancy hdkfs.; gauzs do; red
cotton Aannsl brown shseting and shifting; bleach
| ad do. do; white, green and blue Mackinaw bian.
kes; red aud white flannel; Ksntucky, Jeans
Pilot cloth, umbrellas, &c.
Groeertes y 3Drootstolts.
| Corn meal, aour, pork, rosin and smsrble soap
Coffee sugar, nsolassss, salentus, tar, sal,, butte
and lard, starch, sperm and tallow candies, caver
dish and cut tobacco, Young Hyson and lnperia
tss, alspice, dried apples and peaches, loaf.sugar
spanish and Malay cigars, rice, prunes and rasins
lamp oil, and porter.
HARDWARE.
Frying pans, brass kettles, spades, saw-se,e
squares, composses, hammers table hinges, Narloll
latchss, brass cande-sticks, hollowware, ssd-rons
Collins axes, bar iron log chains 4, g. =, and lOt
| nails, butts and screws, purcusson gun locks ant
caps, lemons, hand and mill saws, adde's curry
| CONDOS, patient and common augers, mill and hans
saw files, rasps, English, American blister and cas-
steel, Golfer mills, trace chains, and wrought nails
MEDICINE.
Opodsldoc, Lees pills, quinine, paregorc, Ep
som solts, arrow-root, roll-brimstonc, gum opium
sulphur, Burgundy-pitch, cream tartar, rubarb, Ii
quorice, Grifith's balsamic pasters, and magnesia
Also, good assortment Of tin-ware, riding -whips
shoe-brushes and blacking, bed-cords, winass rope
oil stones, brooms, by 10 and 10 by IL window
glass, gilt, prunella, and pearl buttons table, dirk
pen aud brtcher knives, razors, chalk-lnes, combs
strops, selves, needles and pins; and various
other articles, tedious to mention, all of which
he will sell cheap the cheapest, for cash, Leaf
or mineral. Those who have cashtopay for goods
will fnb it to their advantage to give him a call
as . large portion of his goods were purchased il
the city Of New York, he will be able to sell very
low.
Oct. s,h, 1896.
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Y II E. II. - 8
cxrKNsHs OF TINE CHURCH WALLS.
in the fall Of 1886, 70 254 perch Of stone wall,
$40 feet of hewed stone; 50 perch Of stone:
and for the frame of the scadold, according to
contract with Mr.. Gerry, $500 90
1886. To 22l perch Of stone 233 II
To ia Dbl. lime l35 81
To scaifold materials, poles and plank, 20 90
To digging foundations, hauling mate
rails for the walls, and making NOR.
tar, % 81
To I22 days Of mason work 30s 90
To laboIers 1879 %
To Mr. Patrick Tanning for hewing
47s feet of stone 239 90
2,03s 81
1886. To lumber-.-l0 q, 900 feet Of
oak for joists, flooring, and frame
of roof, POI 50
1000 #. pine for puncheon 30 90
| $40. 5000 feet pine for
sheeting, Sc 90
esl7 so
CARPENTER WORK.
1885. To Becker l. kochs, on ae-
count for windows and door, in..
GLIDING materials, 100 90
Do. for framing and raising
roof, $50 90
Do. for various works not
yet finished, 100 90
$50 90
suKDsy MATERIALS.
IL boxes glass, As 90
Dbl. putty, ; 90
5000 brick, 10 90
On account for shingles, and
80 sheets copper i25 90
! SUNDAY ExrEssEs.
Printing, hauling lumber, brick,
freight, &c. &c. ~ 80
S3,o53 81
Amount collected from the subscrip-
ton $3.50 "a
! Sum due by the Church 7O4 Is
SUMS LOANED 70 THE CHURCH.
BY Mr.. James McCabe 5000 90
Mr.. John Cunningham 900. 90
MI, w. M. burke 76 "a
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Observation-Disclosures contains
at present between thirty and forty
thousand inhabitants, and in point Of
neatness and taste in the architecture
OF public and private edi6ces, is not
surpassed by any city Of the same pop
ulation in America. It contains FIVE
banks, with an aggregate capital Of five
millions six hundred thousand dollars,
tour Insurance companies, and two a.
gencies; two medical colleges; law
school; thirty churches, several Of
them very beautiful; eighteen common
schools, the school houses nearly all
new, spacious, and well finished---at-
tended by about two thousand FIVE hun.
dred children above six years Of age,
at an average cost for tuition Of eight
dollars per annum; numerous classical
y elementary academies; water works,
with reservoirs for l6, oOO, 900 gallons,
and twentyfour miles oflarge pipes laid
in the city for the distribution Of wa.
ter. There arc also twenty-threc pub
t,c clsterns, for the use Of the fire de.
Partment The number Of IRE engines
70 sixteen, Of hose carriages, eight, ha-
wing together eleven thousand feet Of
hose. The manufactures and commerce
Of Cincinnati are not easily estimated,
both are very fourishing. Four daily,
one Semi-weekly, and eight weekly
papers, and four monthly journals, are <
issued here. Wages Of all kinds Of
mechanical labor are high, the profess
sions are crowded a. elsewhere, and
last, not least, its editors are a. indus
trious, gifted, honest, long suffering,
'il-rewarded - the worthy fraternity
abroad. Gin. Aiyr0r.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-21

METHoDIsr sI1LE socIrrY.-We
, =, heretofore. rhsnti0ned, says the
Mew York Commercial Advertiser,
mat the general conference of the Ne.
.uoo,st Episcopal Church had recon.
";s. the dissolution ofthe bible So
s's:y connected with that church, with
i, g = We understand, Of uniting
a.. .ne energies Of that bodv with the.
hmer. e, bible socicty. IN c;renl.t;nr
tne noiy scriptures. Va a hsnrv =
state tnas alfeeahle to the recom nn
iation Of the conferenee. ths sa.x.'.
has been dissolved, and arr ~ ! :. - ~
q now ~ progress 70 carry 7orw.rd
the great work, in accordanee viii !. -. . =
wish Of the highest ecclesiastical - u W. ~.
g TIE nstbddist episcopal shussh !: Z
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-21
APPROVED Nov. so, 1886.
III. DODGE.

y I.aF From III. Washington Globe
DIVISIONS OF Df.PQs isE "a MONo:tT
= SIAIEs&
!sThe Secretary Of the Treasury i
notified the Bank Of Virginia that
shalldraw on that Bank a lew DAYS al
the LIST Of Jan. in favor Of the Trcasur
Of Virginia, for about $3.50 900, viii
I will of course, be previously depos
cd in the bank. This ratio will; -
to the state about 1000, 900 by the
of October next, and make the who
distributable sum about or upward,
Of So millions, including Michigan
Richmond Eng.
Onsenquiry we learn that simil,
notice has Leen sent to the deDos;,
banks in every state in the union. Il,
ing to each which will be called 3
next Jenuary, seasonable notice /
the probable amount il will then an
quarterly during 1887, be required 1
pay over either to the state il which
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-21

a, motion. the Council resolved it a
~ INTO ! eommittee Of the whole on o
~ hIll. M. MsKnight in the chair. u
Ths committee rose, reported pro- 9
sress. and asked leave to sit again.
Leave was granted.
4 message was received from the
House Of Representatives per their
seeretary, returning the bill to au-
tIorizc the Judges Of the District
Courts to appoint the clerks Of the sew
eral counties with the concurrence Of
the House Of Representatives, to the
amendments made by THE Council TO |
to the bill.
Also, . bill for the appointment Of.
. commission to prepare q code OF
laws, which bill had passed the House
Of Representatives.
Mr.. Foley submitted the following.
Resolved, that select committee Of
three Be appointed to enquire into the
expediency Of memorializing Congress
for an appropriation in money or lands
% omen. ship canal from Eagle Point
on the Mississippi river above the
town Of Dubuque, and running from
thence on the best ground TO the ferry
landing at said town Of Dubuque; and
also to mcmorialiEe the same to make
IA appropriation Of the money arising
from the sale Of lots in the said town
Of Dubuque to the improvement Of the
Streets, wharves, and public buildings,
and such other public improvements
. the corporation Of the same may
deem proper. 2.
On motion Of Mr.. Inghram the
Council proceeded to the confederation
Of Executive business.
The Council having disposed Of
Executive business, Mr. Teas submitted
ths following.
Resolved that select COMMITTEES be
appointed to memorialize Congress to
make m appropriation Of the money
arising from the sales Of the lots in
the town Of Burlington, in Des Moines
county, w. 7. for the improvement Of
the wharves, streets and public build
ings Of said town, to be expended by
the corporation Of said town.
On motion OF Mr.. Foley, the 24th
rule was suspended, and the resolutions
offered by him and Mr.. Teas were 4.
doPted.
The President appointed Mr.. Foley
Teas and Midnight, the committee To
whom the resolution offered by Mr..
Foley was referred.
On motion of Mr.. Teas, the resolu-
tion Uttered by him was referred to
the same committee.
Ohm otion,
The bill to authorise the Judges Of the
Supreme Court to appoint Clerks. &c.
was taken up.
On motion Of Mr.. Arndt.
The Council resolved itself into .
committee Of the whole, MI. Arndt in
the chair.
The committc rose and reported the
bin with amendments; the report was
accepted.
On motion of Mr.. Knapp,
The 10th rule was suspended and
the bill read third time and passed.
Sent to the House Of Rcpresen ativcs,
requestingtheirc oncurrcncct to the same.
On motion of M. Knapp,
Thc bill from the House Of Repre-
sentatixes. appointing three persons
~ Commissioners to revise the civil
and criminal codes and report at the
next se1sionso of the LegislativeAssem
bly,, &c. was read the second time,
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"A e. A r ID.

DOCTOR iYTuNlLlxW
TENDERS his services to the citizens of
Du Buaue and vicinity, in all the branch
es Of MEDICINE, SURGERY, and MlDwirERy.
He may be found at all times at the Du Buque
Hotel, when not professionally engaged.
Du Buque, June 8, 1886. 5-tf
DOCTOR ]. b. STODDARD
WILL attend to all calls in the line Of his
~ profession. Having had tho advantage
Of Lectures in Eastern Colleges and Z years.
practice in the Western country, three of
which has been in the mining country, he dat
tiers himself he shall give satisfaction to all
who may need his services.
Du Buque, May 10, 1886 2--tf
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Chas. s. Henlpstcad,
ATTORNEY .a1' Inn, G.aLEN.a, I'LL.
WILL continue to practice in the several
courts in Iowa and DU BuouE counties,
w. +. Office on Bench street, adjoining
dwelling, in Galena.
August IL, 1856. Sits
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Notice

Notice
Is hereby given, that the partnership hereto.
fore existing between Richard GartreA and
f. C.. Doagherty, under the firm Of GAHrxrlL
T. DoUcHrRTY, was dissolved on the 18th day
Of June inst. by mutual consent. Richard
Gartrell having purchased Of his late partner,
f. G. Dougherty. all his interest in the late
firm, all persons indebted TO the said firm ars
hereby notified to make payment TO him, and
those having demands against the firm must
present them to him for settlement.
RICHARD GARTRELL,
E. C. DOUGHERTY.
Du Buquc, June go 1886.
The business Of the late firm will hereafter
be conducted by the subscriber at the old stand,
where he will be happy to accommodate his
friends and the public generally.
RICHARD GARTRELL.
Iu Fuque, June 20 1886 sti
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Patent Rotary
e COOKING STOW ID.
FOR wood or coal.

FOX WOOD OR COAL.
In CERTIFICATES of the utility Of the above
IN Stove, from several hundred Of the most res.
Jpectable citizens of Albany, Troy, Lasinsburg,
tsschenectady, and vicini.y-Also, from several Vi
the principal Hotels in the cities Of New lo.k,
EFhiladelphia,- Baltimore and Washington, may be
seen at any time, by calling at my counting room
!. AZ tull description Of the stove would ue toe
Jtengthy Tor publication, the public respectfully
invited 10 call and examine The article ior them.
selves.
h fortiss satisfaction ofthose who have not had a..
opportunity ofsseing them use, the subscriber ha,
personally called OH q number OF the oldest and
tos respectable citizens ofih rity, whol,ave had
rfhem ~ use tie longest, and have obtained from
hem the following certificate:
:. we, the Subscribers, citizens of Cncinnati hav.
sing NO" Ia use one of the above Patent Rotary
Cooking stoves, are happy to add our testn,ony TO
.nat o. others, ofts great utility and economy We
can say with confidence, believe the Stove sumo.
oFior TO any other now in use, with which We are a.,
laainted. With the aid OF the large tin oven, ba-
Ting is done ofevery description, il the bes, man
ef, as y also the roasting Of meat, Sc. in the
quarc oven underneath.
Tho revolving top gives great facilities for boil.
ng, ny bringing either boiler or aperture in imme-
aliats contact with the FIRE. With proper attention
t(0 tas Side hearih, we are convinced that il will
rot require more than 0ne-third Of the fuel consume
"a IN the ordinary cooking stove, doing The same
1nsnount Of cooking.
Also, consider the saving Of labor from that Of the
no.nsty stove, fully equal with the saviag Of fuel
LAWN Washburn, Joseph Lands,
toseioon Norris, r. Grandin,
Il lillian Mclean, DAHL. j, C.swer.
shas smith, Edward Huichinson,
AZ. = brown, A. B. Roa,
~ =; N. Doolittle, VIM. y. Dodson,
WIN. Young, d. b. Bryant,
John Wholesome, DrJno. +. Henry. h.lf,h.
u. Bonner, M. ID, f,.I
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IL. BARBER.

TTAS Just received, and 10 now opening, q
Ii large stock II GOODS, well selected
Tor ibis market, consisting in part Of the fol.
iowin9 syticle1:
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Du Buque, May II, lsss.-tf
BOARDING.

BOARDING.
HNHE subscriber having fitted up :
NEW no USE on Locust-s.
near the Catholic Church, is happy %
inform the citizensof Du Buque, that ne
is now ready to accommodate boAtps
ERs who may favor him with their eu y,
tom. He fiatters himself that he wii'
be enabled to give general satistacnon'
p. G. DOUGHERTY.
Du Buque, Aug. 10, 1886. l4-u
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=. s. WILSON,

Alto NEY AT Law AND 20 LJer5on IN cHANcskSs
DU BUQUE, wv. T..
AFFERS his professional services 70 the cite
" gems Of Du Buqus and the aa)acent counties
tend courts in 10 Davies county, Illinois.
November 16, le36.-26n
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HASTINGS One ensiss ~ of ICupola Cas..
~ ing, 6r sals BY F.K.OfEkRALL.
Nov. q, 1886. S9.tf
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nOTATOES.-lOo hundred bushels Of Pc
J tasoes, for aleby 4, 81, !.
(. sst6@ e. Y0CFW0nn
Nov. ~. sea
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Inc councN resolved itself into q
committee Of the whole, Mr.. Inghram
IN the chair. The committee rose and
reported the bill with amendments.
The report was accepted and the a.
utendments adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Terry,
The 10th rule VS. suspended, the
hillwith tho amendments was read the
third time, passed, and ordered to be
sent % tie houye or Representative W.
TOR concurrence.
On motion Of M. Terry,
The council adjourned until s o.
clock, :. \.
: O'CLOCK, r. NJ.
The Council met according 70 al
tournament. @ 81
On motion Of M. Sweet.
The Council resolved itself into !.
committee Of the whole On the hin =
establlSh the Milwaukee Bank. IN.
AXnieht in the chair.
On melton, the COMMITTEES. ros.. -.
ported proGfsss, and asked leavs s III
aG1jn. LeaND was granted.
Or motica Of rs. Sweet, adjourn.
q tiil ~ e'closk \. n.
Friday, Nov. e5.
In Council mat according to I'd.
jodtnmeDtA
~. Isfry rspostsd the memorial o
Charles Brscken, relative to the incor
psnation Of i Co psr mining company
4 "! aaemorisy was read, and refer
r. = q We committees of incorpora
M \. rsss sssated sths petition 81
s !. i, n! !, ]. 3 praying for the es.
s:slaslsae ! 4 tsysy tbe 1lississ;p-
P.ssR - Z. p.osses The petition
~ - \ 1sTitpeies. - - y ~
- Tsas ~ notiss ~ 6 III
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