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Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-21
eeficE on MAIN ST.. SECOND STORY. lMMeol.
A1EtY over J. pluAAB's STORE. 1
YuBLIsHED WEEKLY ssz n ~
ny JOHN KING.
TERI II 81.

faiRE DoLLARs per annum, in advance;
EcuK DOLLARS at the end of the year. /,
ADVERTISING.
FOR 4atk square, or less, first insertion, 81 90
fsr each sscssuent insertion, 50
4 ibeeal discount to yearly advertisers.
ArAdversisensnts uaaa be naft .s. win the
.s6sr Of Insertions, eshsrwjss they win % con'n-
nsd and charged accordingly.
fTLet4ers must be post paid.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-21

Ayes-Messrs. Foley, Knapp. NJ.
knight, m Crancy Vineyard Pres't--s-
Noes Messrs. Arndt, Brigham, n.
ghram, Sweet, Terry, Teas-7. Lust
Mr.. SLith, moved to strike out
the word I" Madison" in the FIRST see.
ton, and insert ssHelena, and demand.
ed the eyes and noes.
Yeas. Messrs. Foley, Baird, Vine
yard, Mcknight, MsCraney President,
I-6.
Noes Messr.. Arndt, Brigham. X.
|ghram, Smith, Sweet, Terry, Teas-7.
Lost.
| Mr.. Knapp moved to strike out
the word 'sMadison" In the first See
ton. and insert "AIilwaukee," which
was lost, yeaa 6, nays The mem-
hers voting as before.
Mr.. Vineyard moved to strike out
the word madison" in the first rec.
|tion, and insert "Astor," which wss
lost, yeas-6, nays, THE members
voting as before.
MIR. Vineyard moved 10 strike out
the word "Madison," in the first Sec
ton, and insert "Cassville," in Iowa
county," which was lost, yeas 6, nays
1.-THE members voting as Aforesaid.
Mr.. Foley moved to strike out the
word ssMadison" in the first section,
and insert ..Bellvue, in the county q
Of Dubuque" which was lost, yeas s,
nays THE members voting Is before.
Mr.. Knapp moved to strike out the
word ".SVadison" and insert ssKoske-
nong," on the west side Of the outlet
at the foot Of the Koskenong lake"
which was lost, yeas s, nays 7--the
members voting as before.
Mr.. Knapp moved to strike out the
word "Madison' in the first section,
andsinsert Wisconsinapolis, two and :
BALI miles from Fort Winnebago,"
which was lost, yeas 6, nays THE
members voting as aforesaid.
i Mr.. Foley moved TO strike out sthe
word "Madison," in the first section,
and insert "Peru, in the county Of Du-
huque," which was lost, yeas 6, nays
THE members voting as aforesaid.
Mr.. Vineyard moved to strike out
the word "Madison'' in the fifth see.
ton, and insert Wisconsin City," on
the Wisconsin river which waa lost,
yeas 6, nays THE members voting
as before,
| Mr.. Teas moved the adoption of the
first section, which was agreed to, a.
!. follows:
4 Ycas.-Messrs. Arndt, Brigham, In
ghram, Sweet, Smith, Terry, Teas-7.
Nays--Messrs. Foley, Knapp, NJ
Knight, M'Craney, Vineyard, Presi-
dent-6.
j, Mr.. Smith moved the adoption Of
the section as amended, which was
| agreed to as follows:
eas-Messrs. Arndt, Brigham, Ia.
ghram, Sweet, Smith, Terry, Teas--7.
Nays-Messrs. Foley Knapp, N. knight,
! M'Craney, Vineyard, President--6.
Mr.. Arndt moved that the bill be os@
. dered to be engrossed, and read third
& time tomorrow.
Mr.. Foley moved to amend by styi.
) king out the word "to-morrow,'a and
inserting s'fourIh Of July next. The
amendment was lost.
The motion Of Mr.. Arndt was or.
ried.
. On motion Of Mr.. Smith, the Com.
: Gil adjourned.
7Hursday, Nov. 80.
: The Council met according 10 ID
J. tournament.
On motion Of Mr.. Arada-
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-10

Mrs. Kimball of Hopkinton, N. H. appear ed at a recent agricultural exhibition in Mer- rimack county, Mass. clothed m the richest and finest silk of her Oscn naaRlfdctaTe. She wove the silk, and it is believed made up the garments with her own hands.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-10

A magnificent meteor passed over the town of Greenfield, Mass, few evenings since IL had the appearance ofa ball offire about the size ofthe sun, and left luminous, train behind it, Some two or three minutes after its disapp a loud explosion was, heard, producing a concussion that shook the houses in the village. ,,a*fa,a4,aa4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-10


 rear, and as she would turn to give them bat tie, the COW would gain of her some rods.- She would then leave the young cattle. and come with all speed after the boy, which seemed to be her whole aim. Several times she rose upon her hind legs to take him, and as often the cattle would give her battle and thus they followed through the woods, until the bears cubs came up, and the young cat tie turned upon them. The old bear took their part, and the cow and her rider had ar rived at the door of the farm house ere the old bear could again renew her attack. The boy was almost senseless with fright, and it was not until some time after he had alighted from the COW, that he was enabled to report to his mother the why and wherefore. It is thoughtthat the boy will hereafter prefer that some one else should drive the cows to yard.
 Bradford, Me. Oct 2d, 1886.
 The Editor of the Mobile Advertiser apol. ogizes to his readers for not publishing any iale news of the Georgia election, by stating Inat no loot passengers had come in from tnat State, and he was therefore obliged to \ Jetsrson's nePhe,c.- CasuGlty. y.-Mr. James l L. Jenerson' of this place, died suddenly on tast rFioay aiternoon. The coroner's jury found verdict of death by intemperance.- The oeceased was Q nephew of the late Pres ldent Jenerson, was intelligent, possessed fine traits of character, and but for the unfort,l- nate frailty to which he fell a victim. would have been useful member of societv.. LyneAburgh Vrginian.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-10

U. S. MAn-The way the Van Burcn Postmasters order things done in tho South thus sst forth in the last N.shvilge Banher Ss SA e8 sss a9.We are informed that the passengers who arrived in Nashville on Monday the l7h Oct report that one ofthe stage drivers on that part ofthe roate between Louisville and Melville which is conducted by P Em,aor threw out of the stage, four or five miles from any Post-Ofiice, several bags oENewspaRess
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 The iolIowiae issAs lsaasof fshe CmgIs tiosI in Soalk earolins. except one district: 3pfs For Char,estcn District- Hugh s. LaeaEe. For Nchand &c.-Ftankli1 M. Elmoso. s@ E0s Kefshaw. &c-John P. Rchepdscns ps For York, &cs-NV.K ClOWney. G &s'ssA @f' For Edgsield. &c.-E. ", nickcne sS $
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Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-10

Ahe nusDand has returned to the city, and we nope will submit his case to a inry-if ieehng has not fled to brutish beasts, most vndicuve damages will be awarded to the sunerlng party. It is said that the officer protested against the proceeding and for the honor of the city we hope he did. We know that one of our officers refused to serve inc writ when, requested. .-Losoeu Courier
 DESCRIPTION or THE NEW RIFLE INVENTED nv MIR. COCHRAN Description of the Tnpert;on -
 The invention of MT. Cochran is adapted to every species of fire arms. The articles. at present. being exhibited by him at the Fair. are model cannon, similar to that experi. mented upon before the Turkish Emperor, and a rifle complete, which we shall now pro- ceed to describe. He has fired this rife HOO times, 5OO of which discharges were fired in rapid succession, and without producing any expansion whatever in the chambers of the cylinder, or giving to 1t a greater tempera- fiire than 100 degrees of Fahrenheit. As ma- ny as 2OOO discharges are required before the HHe will have been properly tested after the rule of the war department. MT. c. is ready at any time to fulfil this complement and 20 beyond it. The cylinder is solid piece oi iron, revolving in the plane of the barrel, and occupying a position directly at the base oi the barrel, which it'is in close cOntactswith The dimensions of the cylinder are, in diam ieter, about 4 inches, and, in thickness, seven. ejghths of an inch. There are in this one nine open chambers for the charges, which eaamheFs are perforated upon the periphery and converge like radii upon the centre. The
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02
SPECIFIC OINTMENT

THIS invaluable medicine is celebra-
ted for curing the following diseases -
White Swellings ofevery description. Sore
legs and ulcers flong standing. Felons OF
what some people know by the Tame O
Catarrhs, Of every kind. Rheumat,- pains
Of the joints. Sprains and bruises Ci every
description. letters of all kinds, Chi
blains, or parts affected BY II 1st. 1t Is
also one Of the beat remedies iyr scall an
burns.-Cor woman's inhamed breasts
glandular swCllings. it is superior TO Nv
medicine yet known.
Certificates of important cures, also di-
rectioDs for using accompany each bottle.
For sale in Milton by John II. Wright
in CcntrcvilIe by DR.. Pritchet, in Rich
mond by A. Siddall and Lindsey Il Bugg
and in New Paris BY J. G. Jameson & Co.
January 9th. 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. guardian Of Anna Hough. inf,nt
heir Of Thomas IIorgh deceased, by order
Of the Wayne Probate court, made at the
FEBRUARY term 1886. will sell on Seventh
day, the :.nd Of the 4th month next, in the
town Of Newport, Wayne co. Ia. at public
sale to the highest bidder, the north half
of lot No. 90, fronting Main Cross street,
with house thereon. Also, lot No. rs
fronting Mill street, in said town of New
port. Also. 20 acres Of land, living west of
said town about = u.ile, it being part of
section ,, town. II, range Ii. the dover of
Mary Hough excepted out of said 10 acres
of land her lifetime. Also so acres of land
lying about l-2 mile south of the above
named tract Of land, it being part of the
north east quarter Of section IL. township
II, range Ia, the dover of Martha HAY
dock excepted her lifetime. on the last de-
Iscribed piece of land. One fourth Of the
purchase money in hand. and on the bal
ance credit of six and twelve month,
from the day Of sale, in equal instai,ne nts
by giving notes with sufficient security.
will be given.
WILLIAM HOUGH, Guardian
Third mo. 18th, 1886. IO-,s*
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02
DIR. WHITES TOOrHACH DROPS

THE only specific ever offered to the
public. from which permanent and RAD
ic al cure may be obtained of that disagree
able pain. the tooth ache. with all its AZ
tendant evils: such as fracturinr the law
In extracting the teeth. which often proves
more painful than the tooth ache itself:
and cold passing from the decaycd teeth
to the jaw. thence to the head. producing
rheumatic affection: with rnanv other un
pleasant effects: such as disacreble breath.
and taste IN the mouth. &c &c. all which
are produced by foul or decayed teeth. I
am happy to have it in my power TO offer
TO the world, remedy. that will ne, ONLY
remove the pain nine times ont of ten. II
properly applied. but preserve tie teeth
from further decay. and arrest the disease
IN such as are decaying and have not com
menced aching, restoring them TO health
and usefulness.
Certificates of Dentists and PHYSICIANS
also directions for using accompany each
botile.-For sale in Milton by John II
Wright. in Centeeville BY Dr.. Pritcset.
and IN Richmond by A. SIddall and Lind
sey \ Bugg, in New Paris BY J. G.. jam
esen Il TO.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02
LA MOTIFS COUGH DROPS.

THIS Elixir is peculiarly adapted to the
present prevailing disorders of thebreast
and lungs, leading to consumption. Com
mon colds and coughs. Which are ocea-
sioued by INSTRUCTED preparation, will
readily yield to ITS influence. removing
those troublesome irritations which act
~ a constant stinulent to coughing. Ii
eases pain. and induces rest to an eminent
degree: Persons afflicted with pulmana
~ complaints, bleeding of the lungs, &c.
spasmodic asthana palpitation OF the
heart, and con sumptive affections, even in
the most advanced periods oflife, will find
immediate relief. from its remark able
power of diminishing the irritabiiity fthe
system; and the velocity ofthe circulation
and by cleansing and healing the disor
dercd parts. 1t also affords immediate re-
lief in the whoopinS cough.
Certificates and directions for using
them accompany each bottle. Price, Que
dollar for large, and fifty cents for small
bottles. For sale in Milton by John III
Wright, in Centreville by DR.. Pritchet,
and in Richmand by 4. Siidall Il LinIse,
and Bugg, in New Paris BY J G. Jameson
Il Co. and by them warranted good.