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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-07
EDVN7ITS.
6.EeOGE; sS7E,S.

] case Palm Scoops, very cheap,
do Plain Straw do.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-07

VIRGINIA Alta Court Quarterly Session. held the
county of Campbell, the conrt-house thereof 18th
day OF November, 1887
Samuel Armis,ad Henry Madison and Nicholas Edmunis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-07

FL IN hQuidaiing IT'S debts. Hundreds OF millions
nj engagements have bern pad and settled the
Banks have retained and increased their specie,
aud although SIX or seven millions ut dollars hive
been exported nearly rs much Is officially stated To
hne been Imported during the same perad.--
Hence il Is clear that tue country his not been for
many years. II ever, IN good sitoniion Ia pay
specie, MS II will be when the crops move forward
and the exchanges necessarily aud naturally luln IN
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04

Zeal NJ early cAristi0ns.-W hoev
or regards the carly history of christi
anity, will perceive how necessary t.
its triumph was that fierce spirit Of zeal
which fearing no danger, accepting nc
compromise, inspired its champions
and sustained it's martyrs. In doni-
nant church the genius Of intolerance
betr1;ys its causc:in weak and per-
secuted church the same genius mainly
supports. 1t was necessary to scorn,
to loathc, to abhor the creeds Of other
men, in order to conquer the tempta-
tons which they presented: it was nc
cessary rigidly to believe not only that
the gospel was the true faith, but the
sole true faith that saved, in order to
nerve the disciple to the austerity Of
its doctrines, and to encourage him to
the sacred and pcrilous chivalry Of con-
vcrting the polytheist and the heather.
The sectarian sternnesswhich confined
virtue and heaven to chosen few,
which saw demons in other gods, and
the penalties Of hell in another religion,
made the believer naturally anxious to
convert all to whom he felt the ties Of
human affection; and the circle thus
traced by benevolence to man, was yet
more widened by a desire for the glory
Of God. 1t was for the honor Of the
christian faith that the christian boldly
forced his tencts upon the skepticism
Of some, the repugnancc Of others, the
sage contempt of the philosopher, the
pious shuddcr Of the people; his very
intolerance supplied him with his fit
test instruments Of success; and the
soft heather began at last to imagine
there must indeed be something holy in
q zeal wholly foreign to his experience,
which stopped at no obstacle, dreaded
no danger, and even at the torture or
on the scaffold, referred dispute far
other than the calm differences of spe-
culativc philosophy, to the tribunal Of
m eternal judge. It was thus that the
same feryor which made the christian
ofthe middle age bigot without mer-
cy, made the christian ofthe early days
hero without fcar.-Bml,Uer.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04

Russian piefy.-The religious prin-
ciples of the Russian mobiles are not We
~ correct, nor in some Of them very
deeply rooted. A priest came to hear
the confession Of great man, sHoly
father said the count, shave you a
good memory yes sThcn you re-
member what | told you at my last con-
fcssion. Since that time, | have had
the same temptations from without, the
same weakness within, and here is the
same number Of rubles that gave you
them"
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04
Administrators Notice,

YVHE undersigned, having taken on, letters Of
u administration from tho court Of probate Of
Du Buque county, Wisconsin Territory, on the
estate Of Louis Bissonne., deceased, lais Of said
county, requests al parsons having claims against
said estate, 70 prssant the same him or ths
Of probate Of said county, for ssttlsment, within
nine months fi"m the date hereof All persons in-
dsbtsd TO said estate, are requested to make inn
mediate payment 10 the undersigned.
PAUL PRINfAN.
! ..5gs7 Adm's FL. Bissonnes.
Du Buque, Dec. 18th, 1896. 33-as
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04
SELLING OUT.

lTNHE subscriber being about 10 quit Du
II Buque, offers his stock Of Liquors, Gro
cerics, &C., at his stand on Main street. opno.
site J. Fsnning's building, on reasonable
terms. He requests all those who are indebt-
cd to him, to call and settle their accounts
without further notice.
Any person wishing to enter into the Gro
Gerry and Liquor Business, would find It Ia III.
advantage 70 call and examine the stock.
GEO. L. NIGHTINGALE.
Nsy. 81, 1853 3o-os
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04

Freedom 0/'nsind. II call that mind
free which is not imprisoned in itself
Or in a sect, which recognises in all hui
man beings the image Of God and the
rights Of his children, which delight,
!n virtue and sympathises with suffer-
,ngs, wherever they are seen, which
conquers prideand sloth, and offers +.
seIfup willing victim 10 the cause Of
mankind. 'o -
8 cal! that mind free, which i not
passively framed BY outward circnm I'M.
stances, which IS not the creature Of A..
cidtntal impulse, but which bend. =
vents TO its own Improvement, acts nm.
on IN inward spring, from an i,nmut,.
bic principle which it has deliberately
esp0used.
call l'at mind free which protects
itself against the usurpations Of society.
which does not cover to human opin-
inn, which feels accountable to birl.
q law than fashion, which respects T.
sell too much TO be slave Of the many
q thefcw. Claiming.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04
CASH wAI1Mgr1HIm-

CASH vyAAEyF58lD,
TENHE subscfiber, wishing tocloss his present bu-
Il sness, requests all those indebted to him 10
make IMMEDIATE payment, as no longer indulgence
will be gives. e. S. PARISH
December 2ed, 1896. 33-a,
All Of his present s,ock remaining on hand. con-
sisting in part Of GROGERl and a good assort.
mont Of LIQUORS will b W for sEApY
CASH.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04
SELECTIONS.
1xe privilege ogenius. There is

ne privilege cfgenius. There is
|, certain charm about great superiorl-
tyof intellect, that winds into deepat-
fections which much ore constant
and even amiability Of manners in less
or men often fails to reach. Genius
makes many enemies, butt makes sure
friends. There fingers about the hui
man heart q strong inclination to look
upward-to revere; in this inclination
lies the source Of religion, Of loyalty,
and also Of the worship and immortal
ity which are rendered SO cheerfully
10 the great Of old. And, in truth, it is
: divine pleasure to admire! admira-
ton seems in some measure to appro-
pirate to ourselves the qualities it ho-
nors in othcrs:--we wed, we root our
selves to the natures we 50 lovet TO con-
template, and their life grows part Of
our own. Thus, when great man
who has engrossed our thoughts, oul
conjectures, our homage, dies, gar
seems suddenly left in the world; .
wheel in the machinery ofour own be
ing appears abruptly stiiled; a portion
Of ourselves, and not our worst portion
Tor how many, pure, high, gencrou.
sentiments it contains, dies with him
Yes! it is this love, SO rare, SO exal ed
\ 80 denied oall ordinary men, winch
i the especial privilege Of greatness
whether that greatness be shown il
wisdom, in enterprise, invirlue, or c.
ven, till the world learns better, in the
more daring and lofty order Of crime.
a Socratc may claim it to.day-a
Napc' PROV; nay, brigand
G. in tie circle in winch
: /, forth no less pow
suerous lailings OF q
~ Nme excellence Of
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04
Doctor. John Stoddard,
! Buque, June %, 1886.

DOCtOf syOAn StO003f0,
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 a
continuance Of the patronage he has already 70.
ceived.
To prevent misunderstanding, and silence
false reports, he herewith presents list Of his
charges for medicine and professional services,
by which he has heretofore been, and will here.
after be, governed.
Visits in town by day, dollar: by night, :
dollars: er o0icio services, one dollar per hour:
obs'e trical 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. Ne.
dicines, Emctics, 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; Tincture from so To IS cts. per o.; Eps.
pastic from SO cts. 10 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 wit. Doctor JOHN STopDA.D.
Du Duoue. Nav IL. 1896. If
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04

be on the point Of feeling. It would
mot penetrate the gloom sufficiently to
point il out in time to avoid it. For
my part, ] do not calculate largely up
lon the benefit which thehu:aan family
is likely ever to derive from the lights
ofexperiencc. A cool, cautious, well
balanced head will carry man safe o.
yer sea in which experience would
wreck him any minute.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04

Suppose that all should be spoken a.
&ainst you that malice can invent. Let
y pass as 2 mote in the sun. II you
would check report, despise it, for
y you endeavor to stop it, it will run
more rapidly.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04

4SIanderers. Look on slanderers as
direct enemies Of civil society; as per-
sons without honor, honestly or huma-
nifty. Whoever entertains you with
the faults of others, design to serve you
in similar manner.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04
Estray Cat tie

NAME into tae enclosure Of ,as sibsc,ibar =.
~ bout the middle Of November last. one rcd
COW a. GALE; alsD \ rod HElFER, with whits
tacs. ,Ihs owns. will Prove property, pay char.
ges, and taks them away.
:. JAMES HAGGERTY.
Bss Hollow, Dubuque Coz
Dec. Is, 1896. $685.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04
Cheerf4lncss md mOroseness.-I

Checrfulncss md ns0roseness.-If
we are cheerful and contented, all ma
ture smiles withus; the air seems more
balmy, the sky more clear, the ground
has brighter green, the trees have a
richer foliage, the birds singmore sweet
ly, and the sun, moon, and stars all app
pear more beautiful. We take our food
with relish, and whatever it may be, it
|plcascs us. We feel better forit, strong
err and Hvclicr, and filter for exertion.
Now what happens to us if we are i'll
tempered and discontinued? Why,
there is not any thing which can please
US. We quarrel with our food, with
our dress, with our arnusements, with
orr companions, and with ourselves.
Nothing comes right for US; the wealth
er is either too hot or too cold, too dry
or too damp. Neither sun nor moon.
nor stars have any beauty; the fields
are barren, the flowers lustreless, and
the birds silent.-Wc move about like
some evil spirit, neither loving nor be-
loved by any thing.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04
VIM. Myers,

VIM. Myers,
III As received, direct from New Orleans, tho
III following articles:
IL hhds. N. q. sugar,
81 bags Havana coffee,
halt.pipss Champirs brandy,
3 do do Teaesief s. Madeira wines,
lqr. cask Madeira wins, al years old, )
10 bbla. first and fou.ta proof brandy,
2 do. New O.lsaas rum,
do gin,
do susar-hoase molassss,,
30 BASKETS Champagne wine,
10 do Anisssu,
10 boxes assorted candies,
10 do Flonch cordal.,
OBJ. do psrls0e-!ove,
] do Anisc,:,
2 casks winter straMsd oil,
boxes starch,
do mustard,
4 do Haya,aa swest-n.a,e,
10 do Ciarst wine,
2 bbls. loaf sugar,
boxes gun.powdsr and imperial teas,
l3 cattiss do ard do do. &
10000 Molcs cigar,
boxes niinos, IL
Tcgather with 4 ganeral assortment Of
NsnE3sps1lR GOODS.
Ill Of which win y sold low ios cash, ., lead.
Du I3aq.,s, Nov. ?, 1886. 27-sw
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04

Norwegian nsode ofhpi,1g.-Every
farm in some parts OF Norway has its
little mills. In these they grind their
oats, husks and all, previously subject
ing them to strong drying heat in a
kiln. The stones are Of hard gneiss;
they turn swiftly and reduce the grain
to -four as fine as that cf wheat. We
ry good bread is baked Of this flour IN
large fiat cakes, covering the bottom
Of a griddle or frying-pan. They are
as thin almost rs sheet ofpaper. 1t is
in these mills, in times Of scarcity, that
the inner rind Of the fir tree is ground
and reduced to flour after being kiln
dried.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04
N. BARBER.

ANs DAAAN1I1
(Removed to the house formerly occupied by Whee.
1 Ter and LOOMS.
4 "AS just received. and is now opening, a
II large stock Of GOODS, we'll selected
for this market, consisting in part of the fol.
lowing articles:
leeady Made Clothing.
| Blue, black, green, snuff, and in, sibie green,
rock and dress coats blue, black, dfab, green, and
olive Cashmere and broadcloth vests; black bamba-
Gins paataloons and vests; large quantity OF
bsaverts.n pantalooas, box and dress coats; fne
and coarse white shirts; Guernsey, flannel, calico,
and check shirts; hats, caps, boots, shoes, and
pumps; ladies morocco, ssal-skn, calf and prnella
shoes, s.;pnsn. aud bootees; wool socks; gentlemen
and ladies wc:s:e sss co::oi, .,oss and i,aif hose
suspsndsrs; Thibet wool shawls and handkerchief;
shirt collars; beaver buck, and hoskin gloves India
rubber coats, pan,alooAs, aud ladies India rubber
| aprons.
PIECE GOODS.
Calicoss, great variety of patterns; lace and
footiag; silks nna crcassians; bombazettes and
mssno; super shalletts prints; French muslin;
gingham; black silk velvet; kuss;a diaper; lsven-
the, pongee, bantanna and flag silk hdkfs; silk
braid; ribbed, mixed, blue and black Cashmere;
super blue, black, drab and invisible green brord
cloths; Missss' silk fancy hdkfs.; gauze do; red
cotton Hannei brown sheeting aud shifting; bleach
ed do. do; white, green and blue Mackinaw blan-
kets; red and white flannel; kentucky, Jeans,
Pilot cloth, umbrellas, &c.
Groceries & 1ronfsfolIs.
Com meai, lioat, polk, ana marble soap,
Coffee, sugar, ncasses, saleratus, tar, salt, butter
and lard, starch, sperm and tallow candies, caven
dish and cut tobacco, Young Tyson and Imperial
tea, aispics, dried apples and peaches loafsugar,
Spanish and halay cigars, rice, punes and raisins,
lump oil, and porter.
HARDWARE.
Frying pans, brass kettles, spades, saw-se,.,
squares, composses, hame.s, table hinges, Nariolk
iatches, brass candie-sticks, hoowware, sad-irons
Collins axes, bar iron, log cEains, 4, t. 8, and lUd
nails, butts and screws, purcussion gun locks and
caps, lemons, hand and mill saws, adde's curry
CONDOS, patient and common augess, mill and hand
saw files, rasps, English, American blister and cast
steel, Golfer mills, t:ace chains, and wrought nails
MEDICINE.
Opodedoc, Lees pills, quinine, paregoric, Ep-
som salts, arrow-root, r0ll-brimstonc, gum opium,
sulphur, Burgundy-ptIh, cream tartar, rubarb, Ii.
quo:ce, Gfiinth's balsamic plasters, aud magnesia
Also, good assortment OF tin-w are, rdng-whips
shos-biushes and backing, bed-cors, winlass rope
oil stones, bfooms, 8 by ~ and 10 by IL window
glass, gilt, prunslia, and pearl buttons table, dirk
pen AID b.tchs: knives, raz0s, chalk-lines, combs
razo. strops, ssves, needles and pins; and various
otae: a.tcea, too tedious to meh,on, all Of which
he will sell as caeap as the cheapest, tos cash, lead
o. mineral. Those who have cash 80 pay goods,
will hnb it 10 thsif Advantage to give him = call
as large portion of his goods were purchased in
the city OF New York, hs viii be able TO sell very
low.
Oct. 5th, 1885,
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A C. A r D.

ID@MpDla lg5uN1LJ8W ;.
TENDERS his services to the citizens q
Du Buque and vicinity, in all the branch
es of MEDICINE, SURGERY, and MIDwI1ssS.
He may be found at all times at the Du Buqaa
Hotel, when not Professionally engaged.
Du Buqus, June s, 1886. 5-ti
DOCTOR J. B. STODDARD
WILL attend to all calls in the line Of HE
W profession. Having had the advantag.
Of Lectures in Eastern Colleges and year,
p ws has BEEN e in e the nn e9 country h. IT,
who may need his services.
Du Buque, May 10, 1886 2--sf
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DU DUQUE CLOTHING STORE,
Formerly oceupisd by D,Gillilan, q, Man-s,rset. }
j. Il j. I'D. SMOKER
"OULD respectfully inform the citizens
w of Du Buque and its vicinity that they
have just received and are now offering for sale
a splendid assortmaE. Of
RE.ADY-M.4DE CLOTHING.
Also---Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, vestings.
FIannels, Bleachcd and Brown, Plain and
Iwill'd Muslins.
Du Buque, Oct. &c, 1886. 25.tf
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w. w. CHAIRMAN.

w. W. Chapman,
ATTORNEY .ATL.4W
"ILL practice in the Supreme and Disre.
w Court; of Wisconsin Territory. and IN n.
Circuit Court of Illinois, at Galcna.
Du Buqus, Sept. "a, 1886. 19-,f
aEburtca & Hing,
John Smith s. Brothe.,{ u. Lsai'-
John King, Du Buque,
John Atchison. Galena.
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Chas. S. Hampstead

na1Ss - 1ACN1DPSSG8Oa
ATTORNEY ut L.att, G.aLEMa, I'LL.
WILL continue to practice in the several
~ courts in Iowa and Du BUQuE counties
w. T. Office on Bench street, adjoininr
dwelling, in Galena.
August IL, 1856. SITS
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e A. 1I 9 @IN a..

q ALE 18GN q.
G.. III. M AIRS,
u RESPECTFULLY inform tho citizens Of
IL Du Buque and its vicinity, that he has
taken room over the store Of j. l. j. D. smo.
ker, on Main-stroet, where by his constant At.
tention to business, he hopes TO merit share
of the public patronage
I'm. u. Constant employment will ba
given to 9 or ; frsl-rate Journeymcn T,ilors.
If application be made to the subscriber.
q. Fl. MARS.
Du Buque, Oct. %, 1886. e5-tf
TIME subscriber would take this method Of
Il expressing his gratitude to the citizens Of
Du Buque and vicinity for their liberal pa.rcn-
age, and hopes, by close attention to his bust.
ness, still TO merit share Of the same At their
hands.
The partnership which existed between him
and 4. Morgan. having been dissolved, lie has
recently erected commodious shop on the
bcr's shop now stands, where he expects 10
carry on
Blackslnitlling
in all its branches. His prices will be reason.
able, and no pains will be spared to accomno.
date those who may call upon him.
DAVID WA TSON.
Du buque, Oct. &c, 1896. 25-tf
NOTICE.
TIME partnership which existed between
Il David Watson and Abraham Morgan, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
DAVID WATSON,
A. MORGAN.
Du Buquc, Oct. 90, 1886. 25-tf
TyHE subscriber having taken out letters Of
n administration from the court Of probate
Of Du Buque county, Wisconsin Territory, on
the estate Of Jamos Mars,on, Decd, late Of
said county, roquestsall persons having claims
against said estate, to present the same to him
OF the court Of probate Of said county, for Get.
Element within nine months from the date here.
of. All persons Indebted to said estate are
requested 70 make immediate payment to the
undersigned. r. ESTES,
Admir- Of James Marston, ec'd.
Durango, Nov. as, 1886. $685.
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.JoI.Rl s. Horner-

~ - AAVEkGrs
ATTORNEY 1T LAW
OFFERS his professional services 10 IN. a;
- tizens OF the counties of Du Buour. ~,
NONE, and Iowa. His residence is at the s.,
OF Government for Wisconsin.
June 8, 1896 5tf
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v3. IL ATTACHMENT,
Samuel Pekin,
"A a attachment has issued from my oiics against
IA tho goods and chattlcs of,hs said Sameul Pc
kin upon affidavit fled byO' s. Graham, and
unless the said Pskin shall be appear before a,
my Office in ths town Du Buque. in three mo.,ths
from, the date hereof and defend said suit, judgmen.
will be taken as confessed, and the property attach
ed will be said TO satisfy said debt and costs.
WARNER LEWIS, J.. p.
Ordered by G. II. sovcll.
Du Buqus, NOV. =, 1896 l7-Gt
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DU BUQUE VISITOR.

1NHE subscribers having purchased the en,ir.
IL Stock of G. II. Graiiot & Co., and il, add.
lion have, and receiving direct from, the east
.eneral assortment Of
SeasOnable Goods,
Itch tnsy Offer at low rate at the obi s.and d
Z. n. Gratiot g. Co. The assortment consists o.
Irish Linen, Long Saron and Linen Cambria.
Jackonet, Swiss Cambria, Figured and Stripe
Muslins, Chilats, Ginghams, Calicoes, Paint
ed Muslins, Italian and Fancy Silks, Kibands,
Cap and Bonnet Silk, Handkerchief, &c.
Gsntlemen's Stocks, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Rcady-nlade Clothing,
Together with an assortment of HARDWARE
T. GROCERIES.
HE.MPSIE.4D, GI2ATYOTG co.
Du Buqae, Nov. 9, 1885. 96-sf
Du ls,ia11e Auction Store,
Nj A ms TIRE EFT.
+ UST received, direct from Philadelphia
~ aud Pittsburgh. choice assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
Hats, Boots, Shoes, Hardware and Cutlery,
Combs, Beads, &c. &c.
Also, an invoice of the most splendid assert
mcnt Of CLOTHING ever offered in the Ter
rtory, made expressly to order at the fashions
Bile establishment of Mr.. F Birch, Phiiade phia
The above artic es wi be disposed Of
at auction, or private ga e, at the very owes,
rates for Cash.
JJ-Reguar Auction Sales every Saturday.
NM. BULL Z. CO., Auction GERS
Nov. 2, 1886. 26-tf
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a00yM.-I have
s Of pleasure, and

~ - VI PiCaSuiSS anu
Sd. mn all. | have en-
Dc "a easnres Of the world,
Z, OIL II their real worth,
ssry. low; those who
b. : = I'M HE IS ont sides, always
oy@sratc ,hera, but allisve been behind
the scenes. have seen all the coarse
pullcys and dirty rs'pes which move
the gaudy machines and | have seen
and smeit the lallow .:andles which il.
Illuminate the whole decoration, to the
establishment and admiration of the au-
dicnce. When reflection what have
seen, what / have heard, aud what |
have done, ] can hardly persuade my
self that all that frivolous hurry and
hustle Of pleasure in the world had any
reality; but | look upon all that is pass
ed ~ one OF those romantic dreams
which opium commonly occasions, and
] do by no means desire to repeat the
nauseous dose.-Chesteyfeld.
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p. m. Engle.

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attorney at La,O and Solicitor in Chone.ru
OFFERS his professional services to -. =.
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counties. 1 IOWA
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July 81. 1856. l2-tf
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ATTORNEY .aT LINZ
WILL attend to the business Of bia Ne.
- sion in the Courts of Du Bvour. h..
MoINE, and Iowa counties. Office IN NJ ~
street, over Guerin's store. ''A
Du Buque, June 8, 1886.