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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-08-19

HE PARIS WINE MARKET, is the finest mar
ket in the world. Its completeness land one
may almost call it grandeur) leaves nothing
to be desired. ltborders on the river, alength
OF nearly $500 feet, being fenced in by an iron
railing. from the quay, and walled in on the
other three sides. The area enclosed does not
differ largely from that of Boston Common.
Ihls IS divided into five streets, each occupi-
cd ny single blocks Of buildings for vaults the
whole distance, with three more immense ones
appropriated to brandies in the rear. The diff
ierent species Of wines are kept in various
streets, which are named, accordingly, Rue
DC Champagne, della Cote dor, &c. The bu-
siness is certainly on great scale, and the ar
ra!ngement exceedingly ingenious. Nearly a
million OF casks can be comfortably slowed
here. 1t also gives faint notion of the wine
trade OF Paris. They drink most enormous
quantity OF it---good, bad, or Indifferent
breakfast, dinner, or lunch. The "Annusire
de Bureau des Longitudes' rates the consump-
ton Of the article in Paris, 1884, at about TWEEN
" millions gallons. not to mention four mil
lion pounds Of grapes, with relish Of brandy
and beer in proportion. II Boston Post.
POLITICAL PRIVILEGES OF WoMEN.-Miss Mar
tlneau seems disposed to advocate the principle of
MARY w oostencroitiD regard 10 tho political pri.
vheges oi,women. She thinks that they ought TO
DC allowed on equal share with men in the govern
ment fthe country. We believe the fair sex in
general will not think her Tor advocating such doc
tr'nes. We know that they do not desire any such
privilege, any more than they desire the privilege
OF wearing pantaloons, and of riding horseback,
with the same number of feet ON each side of the
saddle. We recollect an interesting debate that
took place, on this subject, few years since, in
one of our village Lyceums. There were present
nearly hundred very highly accomplished and i,-
tclligent ladies who took lively interest in the do
bate but we could plainly perceive that they felt
greatly annoyed by the remarks which were made
by the advocates of what was called their side of
IN Q question. After tho debate was ended, the
question was put TO vote. and tho ladies were re-
ques.e. to vote with the society, when they unan-
mously y,.ted down the argument Of the advocate
of their anticipation in the affairs of government
And such was their SINGER conviction--and such
is the convic,io.s of al intelligent women Of this
community
MAINE ELEcr1cN.-We have al
ready stated that the Wings had elect
ed their candidate in Wsshingtonand
Handbook District. The Bangor Post
confirms it and, states that the result is
altogether owing to the supineness Of
our friends, who, relying onthe strength
OF the district, remained at home and
did not vote. Mr.. Noyes is elected,
but ny what majority cannot be known
Hntsi all the returns are in. In the COM
ing contest for Governor, that District
will give the Democratic candidate a
majority Of one thousand so we ore
assured bythosc who know the COMPLEX
ion Of affairs in that quarter.-[N. Y.
Eve. Post.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-08-19

ling lines.
IL. On routes where the mail is transported IN
stages, and the present contractor shall be supee
ded by an upderbidder, who may not have the stage
property requisite for the Performance ofthe conhac,
ne snail purchase from the present contractor SUN
OF the stage horses and property as may DC SURG,
BILE for the service, at fair valuation, and MAKE
payment in reasonable instalments Should they
not agree as to the suilableness Of the properly
the terms or the security, each may choose Pr.
son who may appoint third, aud their decision ",
snail be final, or the Postmaster General wiz ha'.
the umpire. This will be made the condition. "
any bid under that of present contractor; Gil
should All underbidder fail to comply, ms pa
be offered to the contractor: but should he deela.
1t, the proposals of the underbidder will be accep'
ed Internationally. ~,
H. The Postmaster General is prohiDi'eu "
law from making contracts for the tansPo.a nv,
OF the mail with any person who shall nav 80, 20.
tered into any combination ,or proposed ~ #
INTO any combination, TO prevent INC n'aA.ns ~
any bid for mail contract by any othef peleo"
persons; or who shall have made any as1eemssn ~
or shall have given or performed, or p1olh''s' MI
give or pcrfMm, any consideration to 10, " ~
to do, anything whatever to induce any ol'e' 49,
to bid for contract -.
H. On poast coach and stage routes wnoIs We
kind of transportation is sometimes a'mcun =,
posals will be received for carrying inc III nS ann
horseback, in wagons carts, fora specnsh ~, no
Der of months, weeks or days in each yea ,;li he
dispensation of post coach OF stage setv"
tolerated unless j. be stipulated for III INC p'f'
| and embraced in the contract. n.,,a.
IA. The proposals should be sent 70 inc nepa ;,
ment sealed, small proposals in the o'an ,..r
aud addressed to the First Assistant Fos''"a''''
General, S. Il. Hobbic. ,,n.r1
Posr Orf,cE DEPARTMENT.. juno 6, 1851.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-05-17
WISCONSIN CITY.

TIME subscribers. ProprietoS Of the above
j mentioned seat, being induced to offer It
IN sale il lots. 10. only q. he 'saus. Of 1e,s
&c g dbl, friends and the public in general.
tn, lo.s 10 the aforementioned city will be
o .S :, PiIBI.IC AUCTION in Du Buque.
on ss.NDAY. The la.h Of JUNE !: next s;.,,
wIyyONgIYs. M s';s s, : .,' .sa,e
-. 80 a ,ie uppes rapids. l. about six miles
count, 81 i i.u Bpsse. Wisconsin, Territory. ].
Ia. one Il The b.ss landings for steam boats
between the rapids aOd G,eaa. lss SITUATION .a,
g., H.. ~ ,he riser lsmusl necessarily be
-, Is. ~, ps.ee = Of deposit fs the wapesspenscoo
eoun,,r and he rrsn.ry on the west. 1t j.
.ullauoaed Win - 81 s.:. :s: .. 81.
a nv and pms. mill viii ~, e ~ operation MS
''Hne'' s'g HUBBARD, TEED. Z co.
w;.ec,s;, CIR, April S. 1887 4.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-05-17
BELMONT e. DU BUQUE
RAILROAD COMPANY,

- JOho Tor the subscriptions Of Stock in this
- company, will be opsned under the superin-
ts..uance OF the commissioner, the following pla-
ces, to wit:
AT the town of Du Basque, under the supernten-
dance OF F,a.,cis X. O'reslal and John Foey, Oh
Monday the 18th day oil February next, (lo51) at
tine store OF O'fsraii L. Graham
At the town OF Belmont, u,aer the superinten-
dahce OF James Gimoie and Paschal Bequette, on
Monday tho :!vth day Of February nex,, 1857 at
the house ofMis. McA.thur.
AT the town Of Mineral Poiat, under the super
attendance Of Richard Mchein, Charles B,acken,
and James McPhersoh, Oh Monday the 10Th day
Of February next (iS31) at the hose of Abner
Nichols.
At,he town Of Galena, under the superin,end-
ance of VIM. }. Madden, OIL the aUth of Februa-
ry Next 1880 at the counting room Of Little
Wann &, Co.
Al the city Of Washington, ID. C.) under the
observation-disclosures Of John Atchison, from the 9th
to the 18th of February next $3.50 a. Gatsby's ho-
tel in the ga d city.
IL t,s city of Now York, uader tho supsrin,en-
dance OF Joaa Atchison, from this st TO the 9th OF
March next (iS37) at the ms.chaats' exchange in
said city.
BY oder Of the board ofcommss
d. 6. FEN ION, Sec'y.
RAIL.RoAD oFFIcF,
DEG. -, iS3G-3.-tf {
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-05-17
N0TICE

Ba 2DgSE WOOD
II AS OH hand well selected assortment
- Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting in part Of
leady-made Clothing
Calicoes, Fancy Goods,
Hardware, Groceries,
Boots, Shoes, Tin Ware,
And general supply Of floods calculated to
suitthe wants Of the Inhabitants ofthe mining
country. All Of which he will sell very low
for cash or lead.
Nov. 80, 1886 Soft
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-05-17
SWAN & WEBSTER
Doctor John SfOlIdardl,

Doctor John SfOddard,
RETURNS his sincere thanks 70 The citizens
~ Of Du Buque, fer the liberal share Of pub
Inc patronage which he has received, and takss
this opportunity Of informing them, that he "
tends permanent residence in DU BUQuE.
and hopes, from skill and attention, 10 merit
continuance Of the patronage he has already n
ceiyed.
To prevent misunderstanding, and silencs
false reports, he herewith presents List 9! a.s
charges for medicine and professional sernees'
BY which he has heretofore been, and will
after be, governed.
Visits in town by day. dollar: BY ni9hL !.
dollars: er c6icso services. one dollar PEI hcu,'
obs etricalservices and attendance from y ,a0l-
lars to SO, as the case may he. Consulsaan,:n =
with other physicians Zee 10 dallars, saol Y
mileage when in the country, in all cases ~
the day, ] dollar, in the night, double.
The fees in surgical cases, will beEegass;ee
accc riding to the importance Of the case. NJ :.
dicines, Emeiics, and cathartics simple, =
cents, compound one dollar; Eebrifugc puise..
lied, simple, II l.2 cts, compound - go.
to one dollar; Tonics, pulverized, 25 GEMS r.
dose; Tnctnre from 5Uto IS cts. per o.; p ~
pastic from 50 cts. to one. dollar; ~ 0sne'
dicines in proportion.
Those laboring under Cronie diseases 9! =.
Liver, Dyspepsia, Scro6inla, Kings En.'
White Swelling, Rheumsiisms, and Rassaeu'
larly Females laborina under UteTine disesse.;
may possibly derise benefit BY consalt ai'oa ''1
advising wit. DOCTOR JoHHs ST0DDAss.
Z Du Baque, May II, 1886. -
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-05-17
TOWN OF PARKHURST.

rrHs TOWN Is aei.sls.ully sisaatsd 9, the
h.nk Of the Mississippi n.s-, sifeen miles a.
=. Roek Idaad. 4, lac head d the Uppsr Rap
n. = Du Boqse county, W. Tssnt0y.
7hs steam boat Ianding ID ia'erao. 70 nohe on
s,,s rise, from 81. Lo5;s 10 D. Dsqae. lac saii
"a which me tosa iaiaid os, geniy nsss - sne
v,1er,s edxs 70 ne eght OF hon irsd ies', hon
.ay uars 81 which, sssan-bost may b ssea gu
a. sJeexou me broad losom oftis Jessie ssfsan
- - dsresaee u sssai miles abqse, and - fsisi
sli,e6 hsses To ssoss WAC ~ish - P,ie haze "a
~ nv esd de,katful pat oft;,.s " este pasa-
rs. fW. IT, wSwo sag, s,s.s PAaa nosssi
bsfaee req snake yoaf naei aosAtion-
This paars oilers every iad3cemesi 70 the ass-
sAae, q here il coaasry ai-sAds taicay ssts4ed
ead rSpilly grewiHS Iots ssa4in, AID &c. store
akeet 81 sSyenty a.ssss absse, nor sigh,een beioT
- shjs sids me nsss. To tns Mechanic, Loi
IN s.se. 4 he hasild % s ia.4nsdiaisss. A..
seass kfS ssads Ashs farmer il in ssssrh Of .afEn
~ lsesiaG Or gaxiaE, IN healthy staas'on, aad
1fDss ps poessds q his indussry wil. always CONE
nssd high price sad ready ssie, ~e we.sd sass-
j. ississ Rin - eoee g sais Ersaoa- hsre srs
hgseoves q Eas ,inosr ~ ss,sa'as. isas,as saa
eehae paseses, bosdssiag Oh the laoa fsssiie ana
bsasGfd pssisies 10 me vea, foe farming aa4 ga
xiae.
several spsinxs Of pure vaiss 6os sarcagh ihs
sewA, vkieA 10 sssepsbss Il SesnS car'sd % a
efsas hsashs q small expsnso A osnsi5sa: sf.sam
9 wsAar 81 Ailla, vOnes tine nothe-a hnis. ostne
Tewn, - which 10 gsany, snsqaa4isd 10. seae-
tsws . lAsHoG % ms snos kbsfsi scale, hassas
eeaDds DserO fof ehsr.s. scaoos, a1sd ot'sss P.3-
posss; and bssag Gsssse6 the caaa Of cns OF sne
fnaa rivers IL ne world, arosed ~std 6rlssiiai
- ksaishy climate, sa1rDsa3ea BY al iats2iissai
90 indsAsSeD people, 10 reaAssec one 81 ne a0sa
pieao1ae ed deGsaDss satxaiseas aox IA ifsaIku
Thas 3 sos sssesssg, md WA. BE ready 70, us
n. .-E-. A-r
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-05-17
BOARDING.

ME subscriber having fitted up q
Il MN HOUSE on Locust-st..
near the Catholic Church, is happy to
inform the citizensof Du Duque, that he
is now ready 10 accommodate BoARp-
Ess who may favor him with their Gus
TOM. lie i'attess himself that he will
oe enabled to give general satisfaction
Z. G. DOUGHERTY.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-05-17
Co.Part1lership.

VIZ B. WATTS Il l. G. ELD.sIDGE have
w this day entered into Craftsmanship, in
the Mercantile business. They also contemplate
carrying the Building Business in the town Of
Davenport, w. t.
They have on hana, attheir sto-e, on Front.st.
Davenport, al extensive assrtmtn Of s>asonabls
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Hardware, Provisions, &c. &c, allof
watch they offer FOL sale at reduced prices.
w. y. WATTS,
e. e. ELD1IDGE,
Aprileth, 1897 49-9t
0STThe Gaiena Adv. viii give the above three
insstiols, and scndt the account - Davenport.
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70 pe-so,ss ,sishing to purchase property in Du
Bu4ue.
THERE are now il market, IS Lors, imme-
1 diately in front Of the Town, and situated
en- the bank Of the Mississippi kiver. The. sit
ustien is handsome, ARD must become the prin.
cipal part Of the town. As the owners OF the
property are anxious for the improvement Of
the town, Lots can be had ON reasonable terms
TO those who will make improvements. For
further information, apply to
"a +. X. O'FERRALL.
Du Buaue. Nav II, 1886. ltf
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-05-17
II. BARBER.


Removed 10 The house formerly occupied oy Vhes,
iec and Loons.
"AS inst received, and is now opening. a
III large STICK Of GOODS, we'll sell cted
for This market, consisting in part Of the fol-
loving articles: t
Ready Made Clothing.
Rlus. placA, green, snuff, anu inyis.D.e green,
ocx and dress coais blue, black, drab, green, and
s,ye Cashmere and broadclotn vests; black bamba-
:,ae pantaloons and vests; large quantity OF
beaye.teen pantaloons, box and dress coats; fine
aad coarse white shirts Guernsey, HanEs calico,
and check shirts; hats, caps, bcots, shoes, ami
ouups; ladies morocco, ssal-skn, cali and pruhela
shoes slippers and bootees; wool socks; gentlemen
and ladies worsled and cotton hose and halt hose;
,usoencfes; Ihibet wool shawls and handkerchiefs;
snin collars beaver, buck, and hoskin goses; India
rubber coats, san.aloo,s, and ladies India rubber
aoroas.
Calicoes, great variety OF patterns; lace and
soosiaS; silks aad circassians; bombazettes aad
rperiao; super shailette prints; French muslin;
xinSham; black SILT velvet; Russia diaper; tevcn-
tiae, pongee, bandanna and flag silk hdkfs. sllk
bad; ribbed, mixed, blue and black Cashmere;
super blue, black, drab and invisible green brord
cloths; Misses silk fancy bdkfs.; gauze do; red
cotton flannel: brown sheetagand shifting; bleach-
60 0Os no. WustSs SIecn Auu u1uS NAoSAiuo" oaoas-
kets: red and white flannel; kentucky, Jeans,
Pilot cloth, umbrellas, &c.
Groceries Il 39ronts(ons.
Com nissi, don pofa, roeln ahu nla.Die soap,
Coffee ausar, n,oasses, saieratus, tar, salt, butter
and lard, s,arch, sperm and tallow candies, caven
dish and cu tobacco, Young Tyson and Imperial
tea, aispce, dried apples and peaches, loat-sugar,
spanisa aud Malay cigars, rice, prufes and raisins,
lamp oil, and potter.
HARDWARE.
Frying pans, 6:ass ket,ies, spades, saw'sets,
squares, composses, hammers, table hinges, Nartolk
latches, brass cand.e hollow -ware ssd-ifohs,
collins axes, bar iron, log CHAINS, 4, t, {, and iOd
nails, butts and screws, percussion gun locks and
caps, tenons, hand and mill saws, adde's curry
eosabos, ra..ea: and cosnno, augsss, mil! and hand
saw files, rasps, English, American blister and cast
Reel, Golfer mills trace chaius, and wrought nails.
MEDICINE.
Opodsldoc, Lees pills, quinne, paregoric, Ep-
son sslt. arrow-root, roll-brmstohc, gum opium,
sulphur, BurEundy-piteh, cream tartar, rubarb,
quo.ice, Grfith's balsamic plasters, aud magnesa-
Also, good assortment OF tin-ware, riding-whips
shoe-bfuses and blackIng, bedcords, winlass rope,
oil stons,, bfooms, by ~ and l0by II window.
glass, gilt, pzunea, and pearl buttons, table, dirk,
pen and pitcher knives, razos, chalk.iines combs,
ssops, selves, needles and pins; and various
other ar,ic.es, tedious to n,eati0n, all of which
he will sell cheap as the cne aPes, ~: cash, lead
or mineral. Those who have cash to pay for goo s,
wall hnb il 10 their adj antage to give him a cal,
10 l4.:e portion of Lis goods were purchased IN
the city Of New Yo:k, he will be able to Ssii sssy
low.
.Oe, 5.h, 1886.
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TAKEN UP

RY the subscriber, living nigh Belleview, three
ID for year cid STEER lone large red and
wn.ie stee supposed to be sin years old, with
d,oop horn, one red steee, fur years old, and ore
black or brinaled sides white back COW, no. MS fou
yccrs oil. The owner is req tested TO prove p1cr
ETY., pay charges, AID take them away.
Feb 1877 If VIZ. JONAS.
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COnfccli0nnry.

COpfecliGnAry.
THE subscriber would inform the public
Tint be has opened
CONFECTIONERY STORE
in the Town Of Du Du1dc, On, Main-street, OPP
peSite Evesett's Store, where he will keep CON
stantly on hand all kinds of Confectionery,
Nuts, Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Apples, Pies,
Fruit, Cfackers, Wines, &c. &c., all Of which
he will sell Is low a. can be purchased in this
place. He has employed Confsctioners to man.
ufacture his Confectionery, and he feels conf
dent that those who wish 10 purchase, had bet
ercall at his shop first.
BAPTISTE LAPAGE.
Du Buque, May II, 1886. 1T
VIM. Myers,
"AS receiver, d..sct .r.,.4, 4sew Orleans, the
III following articles:
- hhds N. g. sugar,
81 bags liavaMna coffee,
3 hal.-pipss Clampire brandy,
3 do do Teaerief & Madeira win. =.
1qr. cask Madeira vine, IN years oil,
~ bbls. FIRST and ton tn proof brandy,
2 do New Cslsans rum,
9 do gin,
S do suxs, -honse molasses,o
20 baskets Campaigns wine,
ID do Anisseti,
10 boxes assorted candies,
10 do Fsench cordials,
] obi. do pertece.lovs,
do Anisett,
9 casks winter strnined oil,
boxes starch,
2 do must2rd,
4 do HAVANA sweet-meats,
10 do Clare. wine,
2 bbls. loaf sugar,
boxes gun-poHder and imperial teas.
~ cattiss do and do do.
1910 Melee cigar,
boxes Dlig,as,
Togsthe- with > ea,e-a' asao-tr...t Of
WlQNI lH5A GOODS, i
III Of which will BE- sold 70 10. casa, o, lad
Du R'q,e, No". q, 1875 ,--9w
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Quisles & lBulttcryvOrth,
RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
u the public in general, that they have just
received an assortment
CIR OC ERIES,
Suitable for family use, which they Offer cheap
for cash, lead, or mineral---Among which will
be found
Sugar, Coffee, Young II. Tea,
Imperial, Gunpowder Souchoung do,
Molasscs, Mackerel, Cheese,
Crackers, Almonds, Raisins, Figs:
Loaf Sugar, Dried Peaches,
Dried Apples, Chewing Tobacco,
Smoking Tobacco, Pepper, Allspice,
Gloves, Ginger, Nutmegs, Starch, Indigo,
Soap, Candles, Flour, Corn Meal, Corn,
Mustard, Paste Backing, Playing Cards,
Writing and Letter Paper;
Kegs Oysters, 10 barrels Porter,
French Brandy, American do,
Holland Gin, American do,
Madeira, Teneriafe, Malaga 81 Port Wines
Rum, Claret in bottles. (sup.)
Lemon Syrup, Spanish Cigars, Melee do.
Nails, Brooms, Flasks, Powder and Ink;
Stoaghton Bitters by the gallon or bottle;
$500 lbs. well cured Bacon.
Du Buque, May II, 1886. If
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6llHlERS' BANK OF DU BUQEF
E1&14TAL see, eco

NOTItsE t. hsshy given, t!latfhe books
~ bsAskeshPslops 70 The capital stock u
~ MisesS BeFk 81 Dn B0qnr, will be open.
~ setis stoE q Francis Geton. in The tcvn
e. l,r gsSas. - Monday, Tuesday and We'd
% IA ~. A. a spd 9Th days n My
vklc6 lyae ~ pss cent. on the ant
III f. sliguIIfd y = raid y the.
] - r. 1:ecxWoon, a.
q IN As,sf lsss Z
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Chas. 8. Homestead.
ATTORNEY. 1T LaN, GaLENa, MI.
WILL continue to practice in the several
courts in Iowa and Du BuQuE counties
w. i. Office on bench street, adjoining
dwelling, In Galena.
August II, 1856. stl5
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NOl.T],,I-l ar

sy1y3IE rsra,srskip which =. SO.
llssfd n ass0n and Abraks- uas.S.'ss!
~ day dissolyedby mutual coassss g ~ =
IA ~ llAYlD WATxON
.5.ss 4. MORGAN.
4 Oct 81. 1880. ss.1
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EST,RAY.
1ottCe.

J08WA1N sii psrsoas frou buJiag o, oths--
kviss ~ ~ esaais 10 r Of ,niSe, adjoin-
sas ~. 1A1eiag's Siain-ssreei, A. co,sidss
HNy 1sny, bs,ns Iof xnseh bave gqi
SAsvsyeCs psnait ios ss1 IN iad.sputsLle 5ii; OF
sh. WILLIAM BLRhg,
Ds Bssss, April 10 1877 4j-st
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KINDS, suitable 10 tho demands OF the country, in
the bsst name and Of as good materials as the
country can afford.
Having acquired thorough knowledge of the
business in the best shops Of kentucky, and from
years practical experience in the aboYe business
IN this country, the subscriber aaters himself that
he is acquainted with the demands Of the coautry,
and viii be able to suit all who may favor him with
their patroaage--fselins confidence that in point
OF neatsess, durability AID convenience his work
capno! be exoellcd in the western country,
All kinds of wagon and carriage repairs done
III the best manner, and ny reasonable terms.
A.. j. ANDERSON,
Du BJQuF Feb, p. 1897 4!-tlt
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PIECE GOODS.
Groferffs d 3Hrob(sfo.ls.

Corn mssi, d0a PORK, roeln aia ana be soap
coffee, sagar, nsolasses, saieratus tar, salt, buts
and lard, starch, sperm and talIow candies, caven
dish aud c,s tobacco, Young Tyson and Imperial
tea, aispice, dned apples and peaches, loaf-sugar
spanish aud Malay cigars, rice, pranes and raislns
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WAGON MAKING
AND PLOUGH STOCKING,

n iE subscriber has re.
: cea,ly fitted up a SHOP
!. on the conner OF Bluff a:,d
: Oak streets, where he intends
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IN JfiGE L, HEREBY GIVEN, tina, ha.e
IN asso: aied in business my b,n,her w. g.,
ockwoo'', and the bus ness in future will be oon-
durteduade the il m OF J. h. 4 W. &. Lock wood !:
and pc ha ing unsettled accnua,s win me.
are requested ossttic the same by note or ote
J. II. LOCKWOOD.
Prairie dm Chen. Oct. 9TH. Ia36. lg-tf
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a CARD.
,D00}5r0l2 E1QN1l18Y

DW@Er0lR H1nN1ltBY
TENDERS his services to the citizens Of
Du Buque and vicinity, in all the branch
go Of MEDICINE, SURGERY, and MIDwivrRy.
lie may be found at all times at the Du Buque
Hotel, when nct professionally engaged.
Dn Buque, June 8, 1886. 5--tf'
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NO tt &c.

r..tAsr,., Mach as.a, 1871. 49-d
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F. ANDROS, M. D..

U7OJLD inform his friends that he has 40 far
w recovered his health as to be abb te at. nd.
all calls in the line Of his profession. Lis sss,-
Hence is Oh the coinar of Church AID oc Isl seraat.
Dn n.,nu~. Nov q. RI. ss,lf
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Removed TO The house formerly occupied oy thes,
iec and Loons.
"AS just received, and is now opening.
III large STICK Of GOODS, we'll sell cted
for this market, consisting in part Of the fol-
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NOTICE,

Oc,. 5.h, 1886.