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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17
Mountain Top, June 10, 1886.

ci, REWARD-S,nycd stolen from. the pasture OF MI 10
Coleman in the upper enh Of Hanover county, on "a
u:ay the h June, large bay Horse, in good order" brand.
shoulder aa thigh with the letters s. A., with star ~
forehead hind ankle and foot, (~hetcr right or si
orrr.ebers aud lately slightly wouHdrd in the left thigh FOR
delivery above described horse AMI thief to me- a The re-
OF r Robert Coleman (which directly the stage roah
f Louisa c. H. Rchmond,) Trehy DoHars reward will he g.
delivery Of the horse alone, re" Dollars and all rcaon
e1pcns paid The horse is supposed be about ii or y
oHAuy relative the horsc letter other
~" be gratefully received. Address Locust Creek r Olce
Lecs. Counr Va GEORGE FLEMING.
Juoe 10 - l0-3t
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Grundy, King, Of Ala, King of Geo, Linn, Morris
N Nj Porter, Rnggles Tamadge Tpon' Walker
Wall, Whse, Wrisht-lS
Aays-Messrs. Brown, Calhoun Clay, Crittenden,
Davis, Ewing, of O., Goldsborough, Hendricks, Hub
bard, Kent, Knight Leigh, Mangun,, Moore, Naudan,
Pren!lss Preston, Rives, Robbins Robinson, ShePley,
Southland, Swift, Tomlinson, Webster-25.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17

Tickets S5O-For sale by BeeER, in Packages, of
Wholes, Halves and Quarters. Single tickets and
shares in his usual great variety.
~" Orders meet the most prompt attention, and in all
be forwarded consequently not liable to any mistake or
dispute The Cash for all Capital Prizes be had
usual at sight, the momen. the drawings are received
n Please address THOMAS B. BIGGER,
Richmond, Ta
."Wbere the two Brilliant Capitals of 100000, of
$4,000, of $40 900, and Of $4,000 &c, hive all
been sold and paid at sigh! by BIGGER.
May 81. 1-2tw2w
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IT,. TO EOTELHEEPERS.-H


An lease would &c preferred, Hotel nnd
farm i;ocssh Gap, und immediate possession gwen The
situation Of this property cannos be equal'ed by any IA
, IN the S:ac m air scenery and The travelling is i'm
nees being great horousharc to the Frsinn prins tho
s 40 auJ stores ninety fec, long by foysx
a,ras macy large airy au chaube with wooden wns Win
s o, aSe built of oar, with other necessary out
oa TO gentleman OF suitable qualifications combining cnor
enterprise leasing the property tenn Of years to commence
AZ Isl OF Discomfort the .! the property IN
; Z, nominal rents boarding till that time. With suitable
Judgements. would domuc boarding in addition to tran:
business The cir uad hold out strong 70
m several lci have informed their intentioa to do so
Enquire me, the property 3 miles %rsi
SAMUEL. LEAkE.
Mountain Top, June 10, 1885, lo-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17

mo PLANTERS.-The Subscribers offer for sale aoon i'o'
Land, situated OH The fork OF the Aabamu nn G
of ahou, mile lands offer very desirable iadueGmen' 10
inrpe Planters may be dpo.e1 to emisrac into
Tbsy are situated only so Ics from the city o HoVe, arc
high lands ana Of the most approved description LOT
culture of Coon.-Contiguous to them, several his e"
residences with springs oil f
resi- water cleared and have
n,,s under cotton culurc the remainder well wooded WIN
lar linn ash hickor.hc convenience OF tho ABOVE hh's
hn thriving city Mobile by fine rivers naysnae al a"
@ ~ me rear by steamboat very desirable object to
Planter. others who disposed invrs, them ''
car h. u;cc application the suhscribes at Mobile.
! can VIC ,S;mnN ' McLOSKEY, uAGAN co.
| Mobile, June 10, 1896. lo-~f~e>-aN1"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17

ElAR MERS-I have commenced the manufacture oil inc Ind
Wur.r MACHINE invented BY David krauer, Icrman au
um prepared supply all orders sou, OF the James anu a
;vn in Ibis State These machines entirely simple Gnu
,na While they thrash clean and rs fast other acn
of the same Dimensions they completely separate the b
md which thrown drecon inc
in another box completely cleaned ana
sd ready for tho MILL All who have my machines 10 opu
ION have readily admitted them be entirely superior 10 any
f,bc Kind ever before offered the public To gentlemen
Il certificates the satisfactory kind can be urnls9eI,
acme of the intelligent farmers Prince EDWARD enH
burg. ,, ~, Ma, IN AT
1Tbe Editors Petersburg Inclgencer American Son-
,a.on ynchbus Virgnan, and Democratw publish ne
in their respective papers, and forward the' accounts
Mis- Office for collection.
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r.. MOSTALANT. Agent,


For the disposal of Tickets in all Lotteries under the
management OF D. S. Gregory 6, Co., (succcssors 10
Yates MIntyre) in the State of Virginia. office "cat.
ed in Richmond has Tickets TO sell in all Lotteries OF
ID. S. Gregory & Co. either by the package or at retail
tually attended to- when directed as above.
When s. are RENTED, the postage need not be paid
Jane IL I-tl5Jy
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zr,V ADVERTISEMENTS.

ran away from the subscriber, on "Wednesday
FL he ssh ThoHtS an an nnaon.sa erp6en
= h,c he vii! attempt 10 mako hit way TO some OF mo
EEK Al ap::as vi .eam5 outs and vessel. are
Ha:ir' h; OH and a o" persons against hur3oflns,
. d, N Nv Way employing MIN, as the la" Wall he rsidy
'' """i slim>; ali a:ftaie:s . :. ,
isN sr give VI, CHARLES E. CHAPPELL.
.a no eSi'SN,'1 l2-wGw
m sIIII sN roa lhe subscriher, living about three
@ ss., OF Couh0ase, on Me his. day Of may last,
% ,,h 81. .ed aai white feet, about or yeais OLD
% ir ice. sO 70 oehcs high Any person who will dehTe
' Ne or Jaas. W. Snoot, at Lou ga Cou!h"nas or give
81 4, will enab!. gel her again, will confer
@ uSs who will all SHTSnfh: rRcE
,TCIyInlM FOR SAI.E-Th. subscriber offers for sale his
,a,l,oa the county of Midieex Known ny ae aoote
l' . sa,nr terms which Lett III possession Of
OF the p.rn;.rs with M "m Jesse, III Ie nss,
r. Eoyal The Is believed to contain about 2oO0
@ , ,i upon the RappahannocS r'er about GU ol ~mch
!'' an , bal Tor the most part well tmoeed; coms
T with the INES, ship timber. The dwelling consists OF
"oS , ,nj cvnmodous brics buildings in oierable repair
. i sr. aaIu"i VI The cemio''s aud lu1ufes OF me ~
soil VAL be offered on The premises on the ISL OF
every thing As aioe o' .fS" sou, s'
NHA. .'-.''l -.------- -
9, iS CELEBRATED MAD STONE jor scle.-Will be sold
hest bidder, for cash. I, the Bowling Green, Oh Monday
~, y OF jul, next ii being Caroline Court day. the ce!c
~. oae bron. the estate OF Humphrey Sue, deccus
Tb rr,bri,, Lvausbe preventative Of hydrnphohu, Is
alo:n!h5 COUNTIES thaI he
d.ou 10 deal in comnendnion OF ats eirscous
svca,a. the ylToF.ob'a aad relieving instantly tae
4" rcu.uces aid cxcruca,ing puia Produced lIun the
,aoo.. SCI pra> The undersigned will howe
~ that hundreds OF patients TINT hay been
,ra or supposed have met w:lh that actien nom Iaou
mol Jecn lie OF hydophoha wrrs the stone had
49,, popclv applied; aa oay when could not be up
E. n tine wounds received BY the unfortunate
~ Tie subscriber EaS bccn crdby aud repeatedly nfo'nea
, .c bv several aged aud respectable individuals OF the
Sahoo which Mr.. sale lived and died. OF the numerous APP
hch under his own knowledge not one has
terminated iltaY r aalrs sned is uwurc there ne some
believe the urriu effects OF this stone
m yer knoMn Individual who had heard OF its quail
lea no matter might have been s former Sceptcis) but
hasten immediately regardless Of tho expense, the
;ua oil being relieved from the awi death ofhyrophoba-
m 2,ove valuable and lucrative property under any c
,a4.!4acc., ip'Oferly maaasrd. JAMES ". BCK" Eli,
idnsnlsstSr l tic uci ANNEXED, q H. Sale, deceased
BAH PERSONS having claims ssanst the estate, will present
~ properly for settlements and those indebted Will
2sl,s make aaymca directly j. W. Is, Administering, Se.
ClOinc county, June TO- iu-9t>
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17

I5 yes 4. RIT ~ n:a-y:a IFHN COMPANY
cco,s of the James and kGnawTa S"" -
lite of Richmond on Tuesday, the oath day OF May, 1880
That stockholders Of the james River and w
onpany other the State be, and they are hereby feHe
nav into the Bank Of Virginia. one 's banches Eice
s bar on each share ock held by item IN The said company,
On or before Che 18th day July next By osI 81 hr
Directors. ". d. IN - r. ?,clri;rg The
above are follows: .,r:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17

lsERlNO SHEEP for Sc-Drns ove.stocked would sell 80
n 10 head Ewes less than IS lG blood
bred saaony Merno Bucks Price, 80 apiece
m he Eacs-sO Bucks Tho latter will not be sold
r from the Eses-Adde.s Wnnsville O., Fluvanna coun-
- Va .,,,, .
ln,aln l0--1tl Il,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17
GREAT .3TlRACITO.N.
One Hundred Thousand DOaiaFs,
GN:S. 4sg0..-Sse.O 900.

And only II 10 tickets in the Lottery-Aexandria Lot
tey (Class Az he drawn at Washington July 81 1886
sc Mass drawn ballots.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Grand prize of SlDU 900, the ISL 81, and 81 drawn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17

HotEfoCaT SPRINGS for sGehe subscriber wishes 10 sell
pa'e The above property 1t is situated between the tEwn rs
and Fmcasc the county Of Boetonit, IN the midst
beautiful and lcnsey populated neshborhood, and mmGd
@ On Inc great Nor,ea.ten and sonh-~ssc'e a1aa f c
Alabama &c. easily sble from al! other
aoo'ie OF these Springs renders II unnecessary io me 70 en-
upon their efficacy vurors diseases incident to soute
m ehn,,e SHALL therefore, merely copy the following analysis
; them in July 1885, Soda magnesis-3u nie IN COM
with suphuric murac and carbonc usid Also some 81
and armnc about sixth its volume .. hstosen
ne atmospheric air. One gallon csntar "a grains OF
mineral substances Tho season uanvorsbs tor analysis
md been sss day for wsrt ha use o.
"a'cts canno, m to he useful in Dyspeps lie htlc ana
ahecons.-J $. BAKER" The buildings nrc I'LL hf,ck,
handsomely arranged and sufficiently. extensive TOR mo
:p9s. the Of which thew arc situated Tract Of Land
OF 40 acres o Of which cleared and in process OF
o @ .! clover The timber excellent, and the SOIL OF the
Or th,o o character highly susceptible OF
b? inspection. ''' .''po'eu ~ pIIET IAGGS.
May %. t-.ev
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17

~ Subscribers offer of Land for SALE in the upper end
coun'yone tract of 32 acres creek oot
etched and good cultivation, six large tobacco
@ overscc house. &c., about ITO in cultivation one
acre' within hall mile Of tho former, we'll improved or the
aioG Of large family, with all necessary improvements
Aes ~ cultivation One Of ia with good Crust
OF stones, considered Of the bost custom mills 10 inns
Stale, comfortable dwelling house, and other houses Ono
~ well Improved FOR the accommodation oi small
@ cultivation. One tract of409 acres, improved Tor
I ot cultivation ia well enclosed, and well wnercd with
any snIs in the State, in s"ni condition Tor the cul-
o o. 'oJarco corn, wheat, oats, &c Ihesc ',ar. are IN
@ OF the mountains, in healthy ind very agreeable
We invite all disposed purchase to view the ans as VIC
LjJr- we WISH 10 give
rsoa The lat September next nni move %sswniJ Either
The subscribers will show the lands. MACE e. SiENCEh,
June 8. ts-wtw) JOHN W. ISBELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17

DEMONSTRATORS NOTiCE.--AlI persons indebted TO tho
IN estate of JOHN L. CooK dcccnscd will make pay
en delay the uudegnedind oil having
claims the will make them known order that pror
sion may be made Tor their payment JAMES RAWLINGS;
.4dniniStrutor Of John L. Cook, dced
t,rs . S-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17

q DMISIsTEATOR'S NoTICE.-Iaving qualified ns Admins
"A truor OF THOMAS &. MONCuRE deceased
hereby and James G. Watson receive and
cep which be due the cstat" of Thomas Mon
curc dec either in his capacity Agent Tor the sale
of Manufactures All dcbtosto the request
cd call the Pen,snary StoIe aud settle their respective
counts all debts remaining unsettled that
day will be placed in Court ,
Persons claims tho estae requested hand
them in. EDWIN ROBINSON,
.4dm'r Of r.. G. -Moncure, deed.
d
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.gsasaaSers' Office, Richmond, va.
$EG0. 600.

nc moS 0TttuR scheme crrT HrHUH IN Inc tHa otdtS'
Containing only lila lickcts3G Number Combination Lottery
b. Guh"rify Of Chrgrrsi
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
For Internal mu in the District Columa, Class A.
70 bcdra:u in The Ciy HaShnon, d. c. the 2 July, lc6
D. s. GaEconr Co. successors Yates Mcntyre MAHlGrEs
THE SCHEME
Is formed the ernny combination IS numbers making lilo
tickets om which ballots will he drawn the Time Gnd place
advertised for the a~r making 10 prizes ouch having three the
drawn numbers o30 prizes ouch having OF The drawn num-
bcts on2 each having only Of the drawn nunc onnnd
also 1896 tickets having the drawn numbers being onk
Grand Prize Of 100000, TO the ls, 2, and 81 drawn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17

NOTiCE-A persons having claims ans. the cstn,c Of John
Amber dcceased requested them for settlement
All debtors the requested to make payment
PHILIP ST. GEO. AMBIER,
Administrator Of John -7a6ier, deceased.
M.,0 e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17

RIPPER APPoMATToY COMPANY.-A general meeting ofihe
Upper Appomat,ux Company will be held the Bongbrook
Hotel Petersburg Wednesday, the I'D day OF June next At
O'Clock, +. NJ. By order fthe Directors.
S. d. MORTON, Cpk q. a. Company.
Mox St
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N o S.
E extraordinary that have Of late taken
ed taste for the accomplished and fashionable science of music,
polite eassss have caused this to become p
FORBES which Co. have the honor of submitting to The
powar brncy and uniformity of requisite to
perfect instrument They therefore enabled to vibrant
best superior neutrality-suspicious. uniting suPerori-
,y orqunli.y with durability and excellence: T. ,.;,
he void at Manufacturers price, C. HALL
d' aay s:s -zs-~owy Richmond en4 ve:es.::
CARRIAGE MAKING IN RANAVIE-The s on.
in place. e'oushGs G snse and 1" S Ot
have on hand large supply of erne, mounting Plate Brass
Lamps skas of ali kinds laees F,nse IN! rascs "a
Complete assortment of Couch Trimmings Carriage Burouche,
and suy Springs and Steps, turned A'es Copa Leather and ia
p' All Of Which we offer sale reasonable terms
Plating every description y1 IIE!s b ntAHTSN'
n b. We would take four boys as Apprentices.
XYAYTED, as IN Apprentice to Printing business Youth,
essn. o 1S coca ss%Ii EnS Apply
WISH to sell my LqND Powhatna county, ra lying in six
n Gainesville, and four miles from good landing on lanes
which arc balance cleared and under good
with ~enE vim sc s T Iss e ,nd
we'll adapted the r.lsin corn and and as well
State There other important nvun-
which deemed mcntion as it
ci no person buy before they look for themselves
lime g. [s-w4w"] NANCY c. MONTAGUE.
EN- CHANCERY- rules holden in the clerks Of
80 nf hccomnck, 90 the 9th day of May 1886: ~
William Custs i'1"'"'
Cus,is and George Parker Scby Thomas Seby, John
se and d sv BIS s S .e heirs Dsn nhS e
Parker SoJy Thomas Sely John selby.
tehe Hill Matilda his WIFE, and John sGS no. s u
and he rules of this court and appearing by sntislactc
S ,ha, tbe said Defendants George Parker Sey, Thomas
se Mitchell Hill and Matilda d. his % and ;on q
This court Bill of the PLAINTIFF and that OF
order forthwith newspaper. published IN the
of Richmond months SUCCESSFULLY and posted Of the os
door Of Accoinack Court house.
l Teste, is. J. AILWORTH DeP'ty.
| June3. le-wsw] for Tho. r. JoyHsi, Z. Z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17

BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, &c.
B,E subscriber this opportunity OF saying his aud
country friends, The public generally that he has just recev
ed land selected by the Northern murke two hundred
packages Of Boots Shoes, 7rarei"g 1runk Ce Bags &c.
all which the best quality Among ibem ue-lo sases Of
calf md boots most OF them M!cs's
superior French calf II low price boots
81 to 81 gentemens calf and seal shoes and pumps Of all quail
cn svIe Rjchmond madc hosues first
hovs cali .hocs 1870 pair fcbdrcn shoes and oo
Mi coors shapes 1000 pair ladies' French kid and
,nc ycry upcor ladies' fine seal walking shoes,
row Sron dESr 7areers: 100 leather trunks made
an iron amcs arch and fiat Brussels Tags all
,zes and MANI tedious for advertisement. Pur
hnscrs will their advantage give cnIl old
the Eagle Hotel every thing will BIO sold at the low
st prices SAMUEL PIITNEY.
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Splendid prize OF 25000 the Cd, 81 and 9Th drawn
from The wheel ea0No
prize Of O0o TO the 3D. i and 5th drawn do IL 01
prize Of 1900 The Isl, 81 and 18th drawn do do. 500
lzc Of 5000 the LIST, 81 and 5 drawn do. do. 5GO
] prize Of 1000 and 18th drawn do. 1000
prize OF 290 lat, 3D. and 5h drawn do. do. $50
prize Of 2oUU the LIST, il and 9Th drawn DO. do. 1900
priz" OF $780, the 2 81 and 5 drawn DO 500
prize Of 1900 the 3D. 9Th aai 9Th drawn do do. 500
81 prizes Of 500 those tickets having the lst AMI I'd
81 prize, of so ahuss 0 Tickets having tho Is. aad al
drawn only, $3.50
81 pzos Of ZOO to those tickets having tho Is,
drawn only, $500
prizes Of ldo tickets having the lst and 5h
drawn only 3,iCV
81 prizes Of 81 those tickets having the 2l and Sd
drawn ony, 2,7gO
81 prizes Of So to those tickets having the ID and 18th
drawn only, e,4s0
81 prizes Of 20 to those tickets having ed and 9Th
Irnwn only, S,FO
90 prizes Of Co. 10 having the Sd aah 4lh, I'd
and 9Th, ith and 9Th, $3.50
4Hj pzns Of 50 The Isl dawn number only o. 2.0
465 prizes Of 20, The "a drawn number only le,HD
4bi prizes Of 81 the ID drawn number Only, IL,
$40 prizes OF 2 tho 18th 9Th drawn number only, 23oO
400 blanks, Amounting to sa:5YGoO
7l40 Tickets
Tickets S50-(no shares issued by the Managers)-to
be sold by the package or single Ticket.
o. Orders from this any other State will be prompt
ly attended to- if directed to D. S. GEEooEY Il Co..
Managers; or TO T.. MONlhLANl
JGcut for The MauRpers Richmond, a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17

s;JS REWARD-Ran away from the subscriLc living
Boyd's Tavern, iAhemurlr,) negro named LEWIS,
about feet 10 inches hgh stout and black has small
the forehead between tie kick colt
other marks recoece lie supposed be in the ncishtoth"od
ofTylorsvc anore the ra road al he went of in com
with aboy who worked there last The above reward will
be paid for his apprehension and commitment jail in the S!ae
so that get him again, or $50 fdcirctcd to me.
May 20. fi-l2tl TNOMAS GARLAND.
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NOTICE

NOIlCf
Garral Meeting Of Stockholders the Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Kali Road Ctmpany.
HE Annual Meeting o! the subscrbe the Stock this COM
pany will be held tho Goth June at 10 O'clock A NJ Mt
Office oe Rail Road Company to the depot IN the
city Of Richmond . ,
importance expected be before the Stockholm
ers desirable that they should generally attend either person
or by PROXY. HILARY BAKER, OK.
TITO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17

BsiLLpS 4 FARRAR Land .7sents, Jackson, Mississippi
james Phillip. and Stephen C. FuT have formed
ship public laus commission All funds RENTED
be by private by check OF the
Mississippi Banks good and responsible house in New Or
leans.
Rgreaee-To Charles Ellis Richmond Val Charles LYNCH Co
Mspp Stephen c. and Richard r. Archer Port Glib
son; William Rive Clinton Dr. Benson Secretary Suite, Jack
Mathew D. Patton, Attorney General Jackson Mississippi.
~ III Letters must be post paid
Richmond. Nav 20. 5-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17

CARD-We the undersigned, take this method OF informing
those who deous ooh,anns TINT from
experience uye had in the
making business prepared say, tina, furnish
description wagons that he wanting male good materials
Anv oe that may BE- uvoucd with from distance by mail
directed Front Royal Warren county, Virginia, will be- rrumpy
attended For tho fa,hu make Of our refer the
public John L. Faut, Jas. r. Marshall, Ew. e. Marshall, Fau
qucr county, and David Renour, Ruppahannok county,
MAY u. G3-,lSl ISAAC & JACOB TROUT.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-29
CONFECTIONERY STORE,
Doctor John Stotldalll,

RETURNS his sincere thanks to the citizens
:. Of Du Buquc, 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 a
continuance Of the patronage he has already re-
ceived.
To prevent misunderstanding, and silence
false reports, he herewith presents Hist Of his
charges for medicine and professional sefvices
by which he has heretofore been,a and will here
after he, governed. -.
| visits IN town by day, dollar: by night, 2
dollars: er c0icio services, one dollar per hour:
obstctrical 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, in all cases in
the day, dollar, in the night, double.
The fees in surgical cases, will be regulated
according to the importance Of the case. Me-
dicines, Emetics, and Cathartics simple, 25
cents, compound one dollar; Febrifuge pulver-
lied, simple, IL l-2 cts, compound 25 cents
to one dollar; Tonics, pulverized, IS cents per
dose; Tincture from SO to IS cts. per o.; Epis-
ias:;c from 50 cts. to one dollar; all other me-
dicines in proportion.
Those laboring under Cronic diseases Of the
Liver, Dyspepsia, Scroffula, Kings Evil,
White Swelling, Rheumatisms, and particu-
larly Females laboring under Uterine diseases,
may possibly derive benefit by consultation and
advising with Doctor JOHN SToDDARD.
Du Buque, May l., 1886. ltf
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-29
G. HI. GRATIOT e co.

L
G.. III. GRATIOT e co.
| HAVE just received, and are now opening,
at the old stand of Lorinier and Gratiot.
30 packages Dry goods,
90 do Boots and Shoes,
10 cases Of Silk and Fur Hats,
do Tuscan and Straw Bonnets,
s casks of Hard Ware and Cutlery,
box Double and Single-barrel Guns.
6 do Collins e. Co.'S Axes, 4
6 doz Shovels and Spades,
2 do Hay Forks and Rahes.
10 do Bed Cords and Plough Lines,
3 coils Of Mantle Rope,
! pipe old Cogniac Brandy,
6 ar. casks Wines,
9 baskets Champagne Wine,
l pipe of Holland Gin,
| ar cask Peppermint Cordial.
10 boxes Imperial, GanpowdeT and r.
Hyson Tea,
Is Sacks Coffee,
90 barrels Sugar,
Q boxes Loaf and Lump Sugar. js.
do Tin-Ware,
ALSO--Pork, Bacon, Flour, Salt, Tobacco.
Raisins, Figs, Pine Apple Cheese, Che.
colate, Spanish Cigars, Soap, Candles, &c.
All of which may be had at wholesale or re-
tail, on reasonable terms
Du Bnque, May II, 1886 ltf