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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-02
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.

TTyHE subscriber respectfully informs the Ladies'
u and Gentlemen Of Du Buqus and vicinity,
that he hasnow made alarge addition 10 his former
stock of FANCY g. DRY GOODS, Clothing,
Hardware, Quccnswarc, Glassware, Fur Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Provisions, &c. &c.
Ladies and Gentlemen, please call 1t the Stoss
and examine for yourselves, and you can be accom-
modified on the most reasonable terms for Cash or
Lead at the market price. Also Stoves and Tin-
ware Of every description. s
]. p. FARLEY.
Du Buque, Oct Ia, 1887. 20-dt
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-02

= Tas mail bstwssn1 Burlington and this plaes has
Ssea ssni by the Postmaster II thsa pIses, under
sssslsisa sfths LssisIatst sjAdsmnifyins him a
sainst loss for the same. The contractor, we be-
lisys, had entirely abandonsd tho route. The
lssgs ssantily IT aii TO b. sent on this route ROM
dsrs 4 asesasy hat line Of four horse post
eesehss So - put on the route, and we hope
the Legiaatsss will use iia endeayors 10 have this
slsessd = ngulaflins on the west side Of the RI
yer 6oa tls placs q 81: Louis, would be Of great
bssset H. the psopas Of the Iowa District. As
Wssw sands, il q slnoss impossible Tor passengers
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-02

A FEW barrels fresh Flour, just received pc
IA Missouri Fulton, aud for sale by
Sept. %. E. LOCKWOOD.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-02
NOTICE.

HAVING disposed OF my entire stock of
IL GOODS in this place 10 Messfs. g. 4.
SHANNON 4 CO., all persons indebted =
me. are requested to call and settle the SANS
without delay. The books are in the hands of
g.. A. Shannon & Co. who arc authorized q
make settlement during my absence.
Thankful to my old customers for their pa
tronage, beg leave to recommend my s0c-
cessoss to them, and hope they will continas
to patronize the establishment.
VIM. MYERS.
Du BueuE, Nov. ls, 1887. %.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-02
srArrarsr OF THE HANK OF WISCONSIN,.

49, 8 81 S2O2, LOG is
do hereby certify Under oath, that the above
and foregoing statemen, of the condition of the
Bank Of Wisconsin, is true.
M. L. MARTIN, President
Bank of Wisconsin.
! Sworn before me, tho 18th day of October, A. y.
1877. H. STRINGHAM,
Notary Public.
do hereby certify, under oath, that the above
and foregoing statement Of the condition. Of the
Bank Of Wisconsin, 10 true.
H. STRINGHAM, Cashier
Bank of Wisconsin.
Sworn before me, this Goth day of November,
1877. DAVID IRWIN, Ass. Judge
Supreme Court Wisconsin Territory.
s In the Council OH the 23d, Philip s. Dads was
sl.etsd sergsant-at-Arm pro tenn, Geo. w. HAIR
ris, the Sergeant Arms, being absent on trip
70 Green Bay.
Many memorials for the establishment of roads
have bssn reported, and severalpetitions for the
division Of shis county have been presented.
!. We Learn from private letter, received by q
gentleman Of this place, that bill dividing this
county into ivs or six separate ones, was in pro-
sres,, the lines Of which wsrs no. given, and that
. committee had been appointed 70 prepare q code
,of laws for tho Territory. Final action having
been had on but few measures iittle be said ID
hays vi been done, but judging from tho speed
wssh which, ahey have 90 far gone. we may look fol
. mseh moss perfect code than has heretofore gov
>rnsd ".
III The Baak CCmmiAes reported favorable to The
.Miasn' Bank oflDa Baaus. Wonder il this dom,
WORTHY the 'squirs1
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-02
BEDSTEADS.
WHISKEY

A LARGE lots of Bedstsads, just reed, and
N for sale by Ioctl4] q. LOCKWOOD. ;
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-02
LOOK AT THIS.

LOOK At THIS.
TuST received supply of fresh qSOCERIES,
u 50 bbls. superhne Flour,
Imperial and Gunpowder Tcas,
Box Raisins, English WalnutS
Havana Sugar, .Mackerel, Co9fsh, Tar,
keg Butter, Coffee,
Rifle and Blasting Powder, together with
Franklin and Ten plate Stoves, ION and Steel,
Chains, Bedsteads and .Mattrasses, pr sale by s.
Nov. a5. E. LOCKWOOD.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-02

n. A. LIvERHIORE, surgees Dentist,
KTOULD respectfully inform thl citizens OF
w Du Euque and vicinity, that intends re- :.
siding in this place short time, and will at all
Zines he ready TO wait upol, those wi may favor
him with their patronage. .
Persms wishing il. will be waited bon al their
re.;dsrces narOfice Al Harrison, 81 Hotel.
Du Buque, Nov. IS. e5-u
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-02
Flour, Whiskcy, &c.

Flour, Whiskcy, &c.
h EC'D. ON consignment, and fq sale low Tor
III Cash, Lead or mineral.
100 bbls. superhne Flour,
so do. Reclifed Whisky,
20 do Dried Apples,
pipe Cogniac Brandy.
ALSO-A small lot of Butter, LInscys, Socks,
Sc. &c. G. d. MORRISON.
Du Buqus, Nov. 25. 23-4t
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-02
PEORIA ADMINISTRATIONS CONVENTION.

The proceedings Of this body, which met o.,
Monday last, to nominate member Of CONGRESS-
for this district, will be found Oh our first page
Though out of way Publisi, matter of this sort
yet the locality of our press seems to require II In
this case, and the reason will warrant US ii,
few remarks. ~
Ii win be seer that there were A delegates il
attendance, representing 10 countess or three les.
than one half the whole number in the district
Many Of those not represented ara very small, bcne
newly formed, and, we understand, having as vel
ne judicial existence. The party papers Of The
state will probably dissectthe materials ote con.
yei,tion, and show how far It is TO be regarded a.
q fail exponent Of public opinion in the district
With that we have nothing 10 do, though We may
remark that the district is 800 miles in length, BY
the travelled roads, and that delegates were in at.
tendance from some ofthc EXTREMIST counties. But
we Gully lookedat the body as we saw il assembled
here, and we never Witnessed more respectable
asssmblage-all of them men in the prime Of life,
but three four apparently beyond the age of fifty
We like to see men thorough in what they under.
take, be il what it may; and that these are so il
evident, not only by the concertand unanimity with
which they acted oa all leading questions, but BY
the fAst thai some of them travelled nearly SOC
miles, at tislnelemeiit season of the year, solely
TO attend; this meeting. slss
WeIegret that the pressing nature Of our avoca.
tions did not admit Of being constant attend.
ant upon its sittings, which were held with open
doors, and taking notes Of tho discussioSs.s VIVA,
We did hear satisfied US that there weresmen there
Of ripe and mature talents, Of whom any party
might be proud. OF the president, Mr.. Happy, d
Morgan, it is but just praise to say that he presi.
dad with great dignity, and eyinced anyjntimate
acquaintance with parliamentary orden dissntang.
ling complex questions with clea,ness and tact
and preserving great propriefy in the discussions
Many of the speakers added 70 an Easy 1ew Of I'D.
dress happy readiness Of repsnss, which, while
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-02

The constant attention of the editor being re-
quired in the mechanicalde department of the paper,
will, we hope, be sufficient apology for the barren
state of our columns to-day. The senior editor be-
ing engaged in Burlington, will enable US hereafter
to give accurate Of their sayings and do
ings.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-02

The river continues open, and the weather bids
fair to continue pleasant for some time, yet navi-
CATION seems to be at an end. The little squall
two weeks since, has doubtless prevented many
boats from coming up, fearing that they might be
stopped by the ice, and compelled to winter here.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-02

The following notice Of the Democratic Con-
venton nj Peoria, is from the Register of that place
an opposition paper, so far as il mingles in politics
As the candidate nominated al that Convention.
if elected, win labor in the same cause with on,
Delegate, readers cannot feel Indifferent as to
the result. The present Representative, Mr.. May,
is but apoor advocate Of tn interest Of the sSquat
ters.'' #
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-02

3 nUqUE, SATURDAY Deeenber 2.

y 10 CosHxsPoS DENTs.-The communication ION q
- has been discovered, but 100 late fof TINS l
wIssk,s paper. Should its publication have Deen
S1pscted sooner, we would inform tho author 'has
deposi, was unknown till lately. We hope to
- from him again, and see him also.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26


We have dstesrom London the 25h an from Liverpool
TO the 18th o September by the Victoria arrived yesterday
Great anxiety manifested In London hear from this
country hoped tha, The proceedings Of Congress
would the Of Of policy dern
from that heretofore pursued and tending conf
dspce. This anxiety IL natural TO the English for
chants them large amounts the collection Of which mainly
depends the restoration OF currency to sound and
heslhul state They vii be disappointed however when
they TO learn that the American Executive and the
Legislature the portion Of government that prescrbes
the policy by which public affairs TO be regulated The
English people depend thngour future policy in
money and trade will be totally opposed any
cenrstion Of The southern policy will be the
der OF the day. unless the northern shall nuly by the
ballot beres That system to leave state to m
gustcn Of bank currency looking the general
TO provide gold and silver coin only Read the rcpo ofhe
Southern Convention Of Merchants lately held d Augusta
he convinced Of hs The struggle will be be-
tween New ysrk and Charleston The result IL easily
pity that the southernen viii be wise enough
avoid 70 silly strife.
appreciated In England that the exchange will be
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"a cruel tale for an unwilling ear.
And maddening to the spirit-but 90 on,
Speak daggers TO my souln &c &c.

And maddening TO the sprit-but 90 on,
Speak daggers to my soul" &c &c
ESTRAScISG BENNETT.-I am about to perpetrae a
series Of essays upon the subject of high life in New
York. commence with dash the interlopers, and
(as you viii perceive they class about whom can
write feelngly
Impremis.-You are a universal geuius-cannot you
devise some means of countenancing the emigration
of pcnnilcss adventures, and the emigration of
beautiful bellies Ii Is really bad, that
PEELED to part with the angelic creatures whom we
have gszed upon with delight from nfancy-the pro.
gress OF whose transition from the bud Of childhood to
the blossom Of grlhood have watched with rapture.
Il say is leetc much for the philosophy OF one
who has been accustomed to inhale the fragrance OF
Florss offerings be constrained stand aloof with
grounded arms in his garden, and pemit loaiing
Count specializing Israelte to walk in and transplant
the srest flower that expands It's petals to welcome the
God Of day
These melancholy reflections have been suggested by
my fate, particulars Of which at your
vice.
Scarce twenty moons have waxed and waned since
polished foreigner, with niiitaye marched upon
our city, and took mp position between myself and the
iovey Hernia, (who was paragon OF brunette) and
by TINS r1se Dc gsere completely masked the batteries
with winch 4 had been assa,ng the fair da,nsel for
inontns ihad known her from the cradle. We lived
conuguoss-were aimos, constantly together and not
baby house was but--a soree given nor n dress pur
chased, without my knowledge and advice II was uni
versally admitted that had lien upon her and all ri.
walls kept at respectful distance.
A political volcano, which had long been gathering
strengh in France at length burst forth and dispersed
snc n, ~ gil points OF the "A
Csrlist officer was cast upon shores He was the
very glass Of fashion and the mould Of form" The
dtHetdnn were IN rsptures and he became the hon Of
the day The willy Gsul the policy Of daring battle
whale he held the vantage ground" and forthwith
opened upon the rich and beautiful Hernia. My guns
were soon spiked and in days she yielded herself
captive TO Count Gustave de Moustscbe. Even now,
wn'c am writing she revels with her lord under the
gen,si iohscnce oftie sky sf Lon ,srdy.
Time, which conquers cousserors," coon recon.
Italy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

turned against In consequences Of extensive impoations
OF foreign wheat The duty $4,000 quarters, 100000
bushels Of wheat paid LONDON the week ending the
18th September For the ime the expectation of metal
10 Holland amounted to 8S4 Of gold and 1906 OF silver
From the gvingsout in the last Bankers Circular
conndent that foreign wheat would be taken largely for home
Our suspicious have been verified demand Ensand
for wheat will operate favorably market
The feeling ofdsrus towardste Bank OF England
Their the increase The publication Of the returns which
day or two ago. has been the basis Of this unavor
able feeling II was thought strange that the bullion
should increase while the decreased We wait with
anxiety hear whether the bank has explained satisfactorily
The u. g. Bank has last shown hands Her condition
favorable Here is statement made the LIST inst
Amount of notes OF New Bank in circulation, SGOl .403
Old Bank 6,17S,86t
6777, 264
Specie on hand, SOS, ESQ
Balance. s376fO54
What hinder this leading way in re-
sumng! Perhaps the other banks win follow. Let her
then join city banks and lend her the proposed en-
aeavors.
We have the returns othe New Hampshire banks up 20 the
LIST of October. There are n banks.
Circulation, 81, 6,26s
Specie, 1908
Deposites 5606I5
The Liverpool packets detained i tomorrow by foul
weather.
Stocks are flat-tiere is no life in The market
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26
Two THE PUBLIC-From the pub

vNO TIL PUBLIC-From the publicity which has
been given, in the papers Of this city the
effected by Cohens celebrated Rheumatic
there are few in New York who quained
with its sngulary valuable ana potent properties Not
gle certificate has been published but with the signatures
well known and highly respectable Northumberland all
strong and grauiious evidences OF the astonishing merits of the
Embrocaton
Among number Of other gratifying testimonials the
its oth EmbrocaIon recently received the proprietor
from gentleman ofnnooubted big standing this city,
member oone OF the most extensive
tile firms:-
New York, October 4, 1887.
Mr. M b. Cohen-Sir,-A member OF family rad for
time been severely afflicted with inflnhmatory rheuma
good effect, wheEa friend commended Rheumatic En-
brocaon procured bottle and three day. application OF
it, entirely The pain and swelling from the joints, and
the patient had free Of her limbs. happy
bear testimony the efficacy of your Embocaton and
confidently the of those who may
ering the pains of Rheumatism. with much respect,
yours, N. p. PBTTiBONE,
Of the firm of PettboRe LoEg No. Liberty street.
The following the gentlemen who have
need sautarv effects Of this Emb ocaon, and whose
cates effect have heretofore been published in thus
and other papers OF the city .
Capt. H. H. Voss ct the brig Maria Corneia OF Rostock
J. W. Is. Kerrison, Esq. Hudson ST
Henry X. HasAin, Esq 1873 Varicks st.
Henry b. Lawson Esq East Broadway.
Rowland Davies Esq No. l6 Spruce So and cormer of Goth
st. end Sd avenue.
H. Nones, Esq First Lieutenant Of the u s. Revenue
Thomas Belh Esq "a Ann ST.
s. Seixas, Esq 239 Spring st.
Frederick Yarr Esq 70 Thomas st. late Flour Inspector Of
this port .
NJ B. The Krnbrocaton is for sale only at 20 Hsds0n
street o23sln@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

JAMES DIR YsDALE, Veterinary SURGEON, No. ~
Fifth between the Bowcry and Sec.o Avenue begs
inform the public that he attends personally to
horse soeing nd Of by deputy formerly. Therefore
Gentlemen sending horses In his may depend
having them shod the approved scientific princi
Piles.
He likewise the diseases Of horses usual his
n6rmary his arrangements fer horse shoeing pre-
cude the possibility Of attending them their Stables
cept those in his INN ediate vicinity.
TO those who sceptic OF his abilities he will merely
eating'p JAMES DRYSDALE, VS..
20 9ms Graduate Of the Edinburgh Veterinary School
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

Accordion 80 siH Beads TOOTH Brushes -
Gilt Jewellery, silk Re,icules
Bead Bags and Purses, sin Purses suu..
Dressing Combs, Steel Shutters,
Rosewood Fancy Boxes, Hooks and Eyes
Silver Knives and Forks
sn So ana n'oe' do % Card Cases and souvsairs
opsr. Glasses. Pocket Books,
Pocket, bolster and dueing Pistols
Steel plated and German Silver spectacles
for sale ~ ins
sJesePh GilIott,s Celebrated Patent Elem
gated Metallic Penn
Is constantly receiving from his mandatory, in Brng
regular supply Of his Most approved Msie fsn
States and Warranted good qua-smongs which may be
" sPstsnt Magnum Bonum Commercial PsH"
"Original Patent Slip Pen"
"Oris ina Patent Ladies' Psn,"
Double Damascus Barrel" Lnnars" Peruvian" "New
York Fountain, and Damascus Pens" po up in variety
r Ussc cases, shell boxes and morocco cards.
A''' EG4 ON 70 III TIE
From the well mersed and universal celebrity Of The above
United States several unpvncS makers have endea
s y Su
utterly worthless and entirely destitute Of those qualities
requisite 70 1s writing Which have suen an
.sains, these counsera.; they may readily By
heir unfinished appearance, and by the inferior style wAei
they into the Market 10 their attempt TO Impose upos
Zach ge.ules pen s,nyeopsa neatly print
me s1S he pnS viii pleas.
observe tina. The genuine cthe following marks
s sSss;ss:s x s sSisSs ; S $;iIsss
The above may had his warehouse, No. ios BsekmaI
sere one door below PEARL New York. olsSm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

MOTIFS STOVES-For Offices, bar rooms, steamboats,
and ships cabins banking rooms parsrs, nurseries and
rooms stores halls dwelling houses lecture
other public ross churches kc which from their peculiar
construction, require to be repcnsbed with fuel bad once IN
fs~pe and which vary In price from Is to es5 and
Of which be attached various formed plain and
mental neat condensers Cor upper rsoms halls nc with muck
useful effect
Also, Dr. MOTIFS Patent wood Cook Stove article Of
knowledged superiority, IL will bake boil roast Try
bro the time by the 6rs for from to 30 persons
from e2y cas- All Of which be obtained Of and
up by the subscribers an hours notice.
Stoves be repaired orders put old nc.
registered received and be taken In hand and executed
In turn. 9TRATTON SEYMOUR,
o5 I'm Water street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26
R9"cIs.,, S0QTs, PS9Ts AMP sMoN re.

and 232 Canal " My friend =. gave me the names and
above bishmenis, and told that i
OF for where else for that he had tried all
through the city, and could fad nothing that would bear
comparison with kards Walkers make Of Cheap Boots
why they than 900 pairs Of the most elegantly
wroup boots select om and the pair got for g. rs
full n hands and fashionable $500 boots ever
All who wish pair ofnce fashionable and durable
light dress weather proof boots will 10 well
call Prices e70 $500 and e45o for water
proof Don't mistake Richsrds Walkers two establishments,
Nos 22s nd Cana 81. ole-lmt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26
THE TEETH-THE TEETH-THE TEETH

THE TEETH-THE TEETH-THE TEETH
ven have the teothacbe, snd Wish to avoid having the
tooth extracted, phial Of Dr. Bramah Anti Odontalgic
Lqueu which Instantly relieves the painful Affection and
produces few applications impenstrable the
delicate sensitive thus rendering OF
being acted by air hot Geld water, msscaton. Be-
ing purely vegetable liquid, is warranted pjure the
enamel Of the teeth adjoining the one affected.
For sale wholesale or retail by A. b. d. Sands corner Of
Fulton and William Sta Minor Gamble, Of Dey and
Broadway; j. r. Nones ga Broadway sign OF the Golden
Mortar, VIM. Horwi Canal and Hudson sts r. X.
Austin IS Carmine ST. and r. Burpet IS 9th avenue NJ York
D. Young, 3s South Fourth St Pblsdephis. o4.im'
THE NEW YORK HIPPONA, an establish
men for the public sale of Horses Carriages &c Nos 65
ans 6 Watt st. lat the junction Of Canal 81 between Hudson
and Greenwich ts
The rrerrietors respectfully inform their friends and
public that they have opened the above the
regular public sale Horses Carriages &c They
ed upoa site OF their old established and well known
Livery Stables couodous building four high
covering ground fronting Watt and Green
witch SITS epee with every convenience for the reception
care and sale OF horses, carriages &C.
Regular sales will take place on Frdsy OF each week. to
horses other articles intended 10 be sold ut this place.
.houa be eared the day previous to the SALE that they
be placed on the catalogue
They have accommodations for about 100 horses Livery
80 can be received Immediately The greatest attention and
care viii be given
p.ivse wsehmaa regularly sng.ged 70 w.,eh I've pre-
mises BY day and night JOHN L. MORRISON,
sissms WIN. ". JANEwAY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26
VNHE PHILOYOPHERS STONE At LAST
Il DIECOXEREDl-Dr POEgYTS celehrned


i DISCOvERED!-Dr POETTS celebrated ".A.t@
has failed To ts-sA@~r" sfr+ gravel
seminal So satisfied VI its wonderful
Poet would hesitate forfeit $1,000 failure
demaDdyor Poetic Specific in this city, well
Philadelphia, Baltimore Boston, Providence, and New
Orleans, Is the best proof offs worth.
New York Agents-A B. d. Sands, 100 Fulton street, j.
b. Nonss GA broadway sign at the golden mortar; W. Hoe.
will Canal and Hudson r. r. Austin, IS Carmne
and =. Burnett IS 9Th aven.s PhsdePha-s. P rifths,
corner Chestnut Boson-A- 6eyer Salem
Hanover frovideacs, D. }. Woodwork Price 81.
ID M