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L. WHITES

ASS l-httlfI LNoPS.
Sk'HE only Specific ever yet offered to the
x. fnhiic, from winch radical and peTmas
nentourc may be obtained, ut that dis;,gr, ca.
blepain, the hctoOth,aohe, with ali its attendant
evils: suchas lractnring yj0Wsiu extracting of
!he eteeth, which often proves more Iainidithan
the tooth'uche itself; md cold passing fFcn
The decayihg teeth to thcjnw, thence 20 the
hGuG, producing u rheumatic affection, with
many oIherunpl,'nsant effects, such asdisaprca
able breath, bad taste in the mouth, &c. &c.
all ofwhich are occasioueG from foul or decay.
ngteeth. am happy in having It'll my now
er to otlerto the world n remedy that viii not
enly remove the pain, bnt preserve The tee th
oroE further decay, aud dctach thc Serious
matterl from snch ashavo not con- mmenccd ach,
ing, ndrcmovo the tartar and all other filth
from tho teeth, restoring them to health and
usefulness.
: CERTiElC.ATES.
Mr.. Thomas HhHc--l have Ithe pleasure TO
inform you, that have been psng your Tooth.
ache Diopsin my practice loF some time past, j,
and must acknowledge that l lind them Ear
superior to amy thing have ever yet known
for that purpose.
nm we'll convinced that il will cure most
cases OF Tooth.nche, " hen il is timely and
properly applied; and lrom few weeks ex-
Pciichce, am UecluCuip Ui lne opinion that II
will have very beneficial effect i'll preserving
The teeth; aud recommend it. hoping il may
rove n blessing TO humanity, and advantage
Gus to yourself.
WIN. /. BIRKLEY, Surg. Dent.
No. 90, South Fifth Street,
ScpicRaber l2, 1929. Phi!ade!phia, Pa
Erie, (pn y October II, 1882
The subscribers having w,tne et The E, n.
sing effects OF DR., Thomas Whiie's Vegetable
Tooth.Acho Drops, feel pIeasurc in recon
mending il to those that are afflicted with tho
Tooth-Ache, as a safe, and in most cases per.
cctly efficient remedy for the disorder.
A. BEBEE, Physician.
II. l.. HARVEY, EG. Erie Observer.
ALBERT THAfER. Physician.
o, A, SAGE, Dentist.
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CERIIFIC.l T'E.S.


. This may certify, that having bccn afflicted
with ASne mud Fever, in II most aggravated
form, for more than twelve months. withont
any internisqon, except ;or lew days, ! was
q! length perfectly cured by theuse cfone bux
of Mobiles Asamedian LozCnge, after having
tired most 0l the prepared remedies with no
effect, such ns Quiniuc, Bark, and various com
pounds. Such was my situation, previous to
using the luzeube, that WIS wholly ncapa.
blo ot doing uny Kind Of labor, and rapidly on
the decline. A.lcw days' use of il, however,
wrought so gTcnt q change, that was abb" to
commence work, which have continued with.
out Interruption ever since, although u,any
months have elapsed since. ! would recon.
mend this mclioine TO those ntlliotcd with Fe.
yer and Ague, ass sure md enectun remedy
for that disease. DEED TAYLOR.
SHio, Michigan, Dccrmbcr 5, 1925,
certify, that was cured of an invetera,e
Ague by the use ot Nnhlt'a Agsmcdian lu-
Henge. | would rccoinntnh it as il radical hlN
permanent remedy for that disease.
N. POWELL.
Dexter Village, Michigan, Feb. "a, 1886.
! can cheerIulyteltiiy 20 the superior enica,
cy Of Mobiles AglmeAian Lozcnge us rome.
DIV tor Fever aud Ague, from ITS use in my own
case, having been perfectly cured OF Fever and
Agun by it, after having made trial OF va.
rious other medicines with no effect.
JOEL NEGUS.
Webster, Michigan, March 20, 1896.
OtrThs medicine can be had wholesale
and retail by applying to the General Agent
who viii be happy 10 show some ut the very
mnny certificates which unsolicited arc throng.
ing ia, or by sending orders to Strong & Wax
or, Iutson, Portage County, Ohio. or to nny
other regularly authorized agent in New York
or Phladclphlu.
For sale in Ravouna by I. SWIFT.
Hudson, Mnrch9, 1886 as
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SUPPLEMENT- 70 TIE GLOBE.
PRocPECTUsFoR THE CONGRESSIONAL
GLOBE AND APPENDIX

G. ENSIBLE cf tie deep interest which must
~ he felt throughout the Union in the pro"
ceedrgs ofa new Congress, ccns oked by the
new administrator, to meet the extraordinary
emersenties which lsre arisen since the close
of General Jacksoh's term of serv ce, the un"
dersiGned have arehdy made prepare ms to
furnish Il cir aprial report in the form Of q
ongyCSSionGl GhLC. AS these successive pub
tatr rs comprise full and fai iful record q
all that is done in Coz gress- sketches ct the
att, ndant discussions. with an Aprer dix c,n'
tairirg the finished speeches prepared by the
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increasing the strength Of ccrps of Reporters
ut The next fall and winter Sessions. The
Fall.session will be looked 10 by the country
TO settle all that has heen unsettled by the
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currency as established by the Constitution
and the overthrow Of the system cf revenue,
both as means of adequate SUPPLY for present
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subjects left to Executive discretion moment
beyond the time when full Congress could
be summoned, that the September session was
conYoked. The machinery CT government,
even when thro"n cut of gcer, must continue
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ment may he driven in wrong erection
The Representatives Of the people are alone
competent to set all to rights. No Democrat
&c Chief MAJ is'rat' would continue. in the con-
dit on OF things at present existing, to substi-
tute Executive expedents for clearly defined
Jaw springing from the pubic will.
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ESR. ]. DEWOLF, havirg associated hin
ED self with J. D. WELNAE, NJ. d. in
the practice of .Nedjeine would say TO the
citizens OF RAvENNA aid vicinity, that they
ho,d themselves in readiness TO attord
promptly, to all calls with which they mEy
be favcred in the practice Of
PHYSIC AND SURGERY
N. b. Dr. ". will ray particular attets
ticn to the Preservation Of the TEETH BY
CLEANSING. pLuGGIEo, &C., &c. June, 1881,
Q FIrE, over c. r. Seymour, 3, Cos. Store
S. W. EOGESsSMN.
sR5E0Ysaeg at -Arsss',
F:ANKLiN, HTAGE County, cE1or
C0HT Office at The Lo,ce' UA'uge.
Iebruarv, Is 1886
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mn ARSElLEs Vestings. Silk and Satin
4VA Neslngs fine article Just Receive and
or sale by BURNETT & PENDLETON.
June7, 1857.
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% nOGSaEADS of first rate Cod Fish
~ Just received and for sae by
S. MASON & Co..
Ravenna, July 81, 1857.
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GiLK, Fur and Russia Hats, just received
" and fer sale by
June 7, BURNETT & PFNpLEToN,
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EION Sale by BURNETT u PENDLETON.
IL large assortment Uf French Points.
French Muslins and Printed Jaconets.
June 7
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(,sALT for sale by S, MASON & Co.
80 Rsvenna, July u. 1887. IL
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HIShOU UEs kept constantly on hand,
Il and for sale by
S. MASON & CO.
Ravcnna, July 81, 1887. ~
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NOTICE.

II WILL expose TO public sale, Oil MONDAY
Il the 10th day of July next, al o'clock, 7. NJ.
atthe store honss of O'Ferall &. Graham. the two
following lots, situate iii the town of Du Buque, in
Wisconsin Territory, one Of said lots is corner
lot the east side of Water-street being the next
lot bu, one south of the 10. owned and built upon by
Messzs Enge s. Both, the other of said lots is sit
uaisdon Frontstreet, bounded ON the east by Front
street, on the moth by cross-street, and Oh the
south aud west by lots owned by me and others.
The abose Two lots ale sold by virtue of power
given mo to satisfy debtdu me from Joseph Wet-
ster, late of this place.
FRANCIS X. O,FERRALL.
Du Buque, June 10th, 1897. SGT
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bargains to he had.

HNIlE subscriber, being DESTROYS to move further
j. south, will offer for sale to the highest bidder,
ON the twentieth of July next. his farm he is now
living on, and with it his crop. There is about
five acres enclosed and all III cultivaon--,he crop
is mostly corn, and stands wcll--the balance of
the crop is wheat potatoes cabbage and beets, per-
haps as good as the country affords. This farm
lies one mile Southwest of Durango. half-n,le
west of Mr.. P. Samues' farmland one mile north
Of his mill, and the location does not clash with
other Improvements i'll the neghborhood Those
that are fond of good water and handsome stu
alton will do well to call--for will sell if can
get two thirds value. ] will take time to show any
person the range line about one mile porth of my
premises, and convince them tha; my claim is on a
distinct quarter. And after sale of premises,
will sell one yoke of work cattle, one millh cow.
farming utensils household furniture, and one chest
of mechanical tools, &c. all of itch will he sold
either for cash or lead: the lead must be delivered
at Du Buque, and will allow the cash price for
said lead in exchange for my property.
RI1ESA G.. ENOX.
Durango. july |. 1897 5--A
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Town of Lafayette.

TNHE above town is beautifully situated on the
Il cas-, bank OF the Mississippi, at the junction
oil Snake Hollow with The same. The site of thia
town for beauty Of location is unsurpassed ON The
Upper Mississippi the steamboat landing is as good
as any the river; two three OF the best
springs in the country rise in the of the town,
sufficiently high 10 be carried all over the place.
Considering the gtea; extent ofthe Snake Diggings
and the vast amount OF mineral raised annually,
there, and in The surrounding diggings, together
with the farming country, which Tor fertility of
soil, fine groves OF timber and excellent mll-seats,
is not excelled by any other III the far west,
IN a short time be, III point of trade and CONNER
cial facilities, one OF the first points the Upper
Mississippi. There are four furnaces in the vi
clnity, from all of which lead will be shipped at
this place; also several saw-niilis, which make
large quantities of lumber.
AS this is the most convenient point for all the
lead which is made at Platte, Mineral Point; aud
the other diggngs in that direction, TO get the
river, this place must become the place OF deposte
:or.aii the imports and exports OF the interior OF
tao m mag district.
The sale Of lots in this town will take place on
the premises, Oil Saturday, the 22d of July, at III
O'Clock on said day.
o those who are acquainted with the location
OF this town it is unnecessary 10 say more, aud TO
these who wish to purchase property we would say
that this place affords greater facilities for business
than any other within Our knowledge. TO CAR
penters, backsnihs, sionemasons. brickmakers
and layers, we would say that they would derive
greater advantages in this place than any other
SAML b. KOUNTREE, ,,
WIN. CLARK, fSopr'etors
July 6, 1887.
The Galena Advertiser will please inser. the
ABOVE TIL sale, and charge the Propre,ors.
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ing TO the dictates Of your own con-
science. Yours, respectfully,
JOHN PARKER.

General Dodge, the able and popular Gov
re,nor Of Wisconsin. arrived at st. Louis last
week on business with the Indian Department.
He is TO hold in conjunction with Gen. Smith,
nj Pennsylvania. council with the Chippe-
va Indians foz the purpose Of purchasing their
country, which is about the same extent as the
States Of Massachusetts. Connecticut, and
Rhode Island. The main object of the Gov
body of White Pine growing in that region.
The greet Importance of this acquisition to the
Valley Of the Mississippi, now supplied with
Pine lumber by New York and Pennsylvania
at ex,ravagant prices. can be fully appreciated
only by mechanics and builders, and few
others who have bestowed particular attention
upon the subject.
/ The rejoicings Of the Republican over the
Governors aiiedged future 10 obtain the re-
quisite POUNDS to defray the necessary expen-
ses of holding the Treaty, are altogether pre-
mature. We can assure the defender Of the
enemies of the war, that Governor Dodge is
not in the habit of allowing himself to be
ihwarted and defeated in any of his public un.
dertakings; and, as the greatest punishment
we can inflict upon the conductors Of p5in,
which never ceases reviling the government Of
our country only when it can rejoice over its
calamiiies, we tell the Republican that Gov
ernor Dodge obtained, in gold and silver, a:
the money he needed or asked for to carry or
that treaty---so important to our city---and tt
defray the expenses of the numerous delega
lions from the various tribes Of the North-wes
to Washington. Over this success Of the GO
vernment in the attempt to forward the inter
ests Of the people Of the West, we leave the
Webster and Hartford Convention advocate tt
mourn, satisfied that it must 90 farther east tt
| find sympathy FORTS griefs.--LMo. Argus.
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NOTICE.

DY viitue Of an alias ieri facias issued from the
- Clerks Office of the District Court Of
Du Buqus county, w. T. in favor Of George W.
Jonesvcrsus Nicholas Carroll, for the sum Of s43l
37a debt and $500 costs, have levied upon the
following property, TO wit:--one gray mare, one
roam mare, l6 head Of sheep and lambs, 10 hogs.
3 yoke ofoxen, 10 head ofyoung cattle, one cart
one sleigh, 2pIoughs, one mantle clock, one large
cooking stove, one mahogany bureau, one corner
table; and shall proceed Oh WEDNESDAY the
lih day of July next, at the residence of Nicholas
Carroll, TO expose the same to public sale 10 the
highest bidder. The sale will be continued from
Jay to day until the property aforesaid is disposed
d. G. w. CUMMINS,
n. Sheriff d. C.
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Laudable Speculation.

III.
PATENTED APRIL II. 1887.
INilS important invention is now sub,,ii ttea tr
Il the public for its examination, and for sale.
IN the construction OF this Road the subscribers
believe three important objects afe secured.
Firstly-ilalf the capital is saved in bui,d;,r
and more than half in keeping it in repair.
-Secondly-Satcly to the passengers M .c.i
dent can occur TO them of serious nature. Iba
speed and consequently the saving of time to tbe
traveller, will be DOUBLE that which can be ac.
compllshed with equal safety Oh the double ira OK
Ihlrdly-Sy carrying the weight below tho sur
tace OF the Rail, all undulation is destroyed, and
al .nat jar, rafting and unpleasant noise now ex-
penenced is prevented. The Double Flaneed
Wheels above, aud the guide wheels below, render
u 50 sale that the speed may be increased to the
full power Of the Locomotive.
inc R'ght to this important Improvement is
now offered to the public on the following terms:
say toOo shares, each $500, for the United States,
(except one third Of Mississippi and Louisiana,
which IS already disposed of.) One third Of the
shares IS reserved to the subscribers
This important improvement. is now offered for
sum that will be saved in tho construction of only
ono hundred miles ofroad.
FOR the benefit of the Company, and to satisfy
inc public OF its utility, Emmons IL Co. agree and
DINO themselves 10 this company, when formed. TO
Duiid, or cause to be built at least eight miles of
'nis road, and put the same n'operation by steam
power; the Road and Locomotive TO be of sufficient
strength and power for carrying heavy burdens and
running at great speed. The work will be COM
menced as soon as the company is formed. and
when completed it may be al the option Of the
company TO take the works at appraisement, or not
A model of the road and car is now exhjbitino
at the Philadelphia Exchange, for inspection.
where the books will be open for subscribers.
May 80, 1887. URI EMMONS &. Co.
We give tho opinions of the following gentlemen
relative 10 the praciicability Of the SING n
RAIL RAIL ROAD. Mr. Strickland is know,
at the north as one Of the Principal Euaineers
and Architects. And Mr.. bod, who is no,,
Principal Engineer tho Camden and Amhor
Rail Road, is well known at the south: ha VIZ
for some time acted as Principal Eneinaer y.
the South Carolina Rail Road. :"
:. Philadelphia, May 18th, 1897.
TO Uri Emmons & Co:
Genilemen-I have examined your Ma, &c =.
ELEVATED SINGLE RAIL ROAD TIP A a, az
which is upon the original invention of M Pa,n,a
y London, with improvements of vour ow,
have no Hesitation in saying that It ia nori.s a
able, and may be Constructed for abo,..
wi the cost of the Rail Roads now n ne. one
ox'''ary, or la'erel means Of transnor,na ~ an
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,

Books, Combs, Hats, Caps, Bonnens, Boots. Shoes,
Tinware, Queenswarc. Hardware, Cutlery, Iron,
Steel, Medicines, PAINS, Oils, Hand, Cross-Cut,
and Mill Saws, Hand, Cross-Cut, and Mill Saw
Whips. sho. Guns, Powder Horns and Flasks,
Shot and Game Bags. Cofees, Sugars, Teas, SUI
per-hns Flour, Mess and Prime Pork. Bacon. Lard,
Better, Honey, Peach Pickles, Moving and Cra-
ding Scythes, Scythe Stones, Jefferson Oil Stones,
Hoaas, Razors, srrops. Shaving Boxes and Brush
es, Coffee Mills, Bad Cords, Blasting and Rifle
Powder, Shoe, Cloth, HaiE, Paint, and Tooth
Brushes, shovals and Foags, Castings, Steel Ra;
Traps, Dried Apples, Soap, Candles, Collins Ak
es, &c., together with many other articles too te-
dions to mention. ali ofwhich will be sold low for
Cash. ;,-Sr - Du BBusl.ie, uiyI !, 1897.
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TENfIE undersigned having taken GU. letters of
II administration ffom the court Of probate of
Du Buque county, Wisconsin territory, on the es-
late of JOHN NJ. HENDERSON, deceased.
late Of said county, requires all persons having
claims against said estate, present the same TO
him the of probate of said county for set
Element, and all persons indebted to said eastate
are requested to make immediate payment TO the
undersigned.
JAMES HENDERSON, Admir-.
Du Buque, July !, 1887. 5-3,*
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HAZEN CHASE,

HAzEN CHASE,
vs.. In ATTACuyESr
BENZ. d. CALDWELL,S
Before john T. Suble,t, a Justice Of tbs Peace
within and for the county of Du Ruque.
NOTICE is hereby given, Tia, a suit in at
In tachment has been commenced, entitled As
above, against the goods and chat,els, rights and
credits of the said defendant, absent debtor, and
that the said suit stands continued until the fourth
day OF septembsf next at the Office Of said Justice.
IN the town of Bellview, Wisconsin Territory.
(1a.sd) JOHN T. sUBLE1"T, Up.
June Both, 1887. &C,
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posse ssions iha, are Liable to fall and seep ssasi
tude for those eternal aad iIimi'aeie ncfss ma,
are offered to oar gasp When came home
found the following -noie from Helen :.
ssMy dear ffiend. ms tataer mas Al fasi
iha, sha 10. participate iaths general bankrupt
-, c,r,e ,.a,ry,ss. the dsy originally APP
poin.ea Is. my wedding, and wii.asss my a's "a
~. rharss 70 n. no.her. hare bc.n 50 in
a,r.,.s j.; 1ie.,sr,;c economy. thai may iadaise
in The luxury Of marrying the man ! lore. 'aoss s
he hare not ADORE ihaassga ooisls car. az. e. e.
as hold true lore capacity, iados'Ty- aisd ,fa
-. s.yszicie,t SECURITY, do not fear ina
a Parisian belle. during the cholera Iaaais
,.;n,.d arer her foo.. $40 cholera 10 be spoken
lhere.,, would 60 I',le farther. ana auIin'
the panic, not oaly pess5,9s s9 eos4,ssres aa,t
..,;sss he n-essure 20 which even The good aa'
manly are too cas.isely TieiHins
I New York. MAJ. 1887.
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$40 REWARD.

SIRAYED from the stable of the subscriber. a.
~ bout the middle Of April last, light Bay French
rony, seven years old This spring, about l3a hands
nigh, blaze face, short manc--no other marks re-
collected The above reward will be given to any
person who will deliver said horse 10 mo at this
place. PASCHAL MALLE.r'rs '''
Du Buque, July l, 1877. 5-4t.
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NEW GOODS

~ s 81. is now opening in the New
- S'ose, opposite his old stand. on Mai, s,
AM 'S1ge ana well selected assortment Of sPRINa;
Nsw W. I'm SlER GOODS, just received fIom
IN Oa ana philadephia, 10 which he invites
June 10. - ~.
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EMBOSSED CASSINETTS.
ID ECEIVED per S. b. smelter, 5 cases EN-
IL bossed Cassinetts, a new aud fashionable AR
.clc for gentlemens' pantaoons, which will be sold
cheap, BY O'FERRALL g. GRAHAM.
June 3, 1887. l.,f
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EMERSON & ORDER,

TT AVE now in store, general assortment of
III Cloths, Gassimers. Sa.inets, Ky. Jeans. Ca
liroes, Painted Muslins, Cheeks. Silks and satins.
Domestic Linens, Bed Ticking: Also, general
!, assortment of
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,
VHSHE, understand have taken letters of admins
Il ,rafion on the estate of Daniel Wyn,an, de-
ceaset, hereby requests all persons indebted to said
estate TO make immediate payment; and all having
demands upon the estate viii please presen, them
for setle,renl.
J. A. ORCHARD, Admir-.
Pleasant Valley. Du Buque Coz
July !. 1897. SGT