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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
EsraMdrcth's Pills.
sThe true riches of Life are Health"

WE know that health and ability to labor the wealth
w othe great of the people in this, as IN most 9TH
countries To preserve therefore that health by natu
raj means grand moral and political scheme to fulfil
which, requires utmost attention.
The which has resulted from Bran
drehsPls during period ofupwads of eighty five years,
the and extraordinary which they have
performed upon hundreds of Individuals whom they have
rescued from. almost inevitable death, after they had been
pronounced ncurable by the eminent of the faculty
Justify DIR Brandreh the proprietor OF this universal med
cine in warmly and conscentousy recommending 1t TO the
special notice of the public
DIR Brandreh wishes mankind to consider this truth that
health depends the purity which the blood is
kept every of the body being supplied daily with
blood from the food consumed, consequently, according TO
the Of that blood must the state of the body be
less healthy To obtain therefore, the most direct
purifier Of the blood question of no little importance to
every individual.
That Brandreths Pills the direc, purifiers ofthc
blood, there will be no doubt when It is known that they
have gained their present very extensive sale by their own
intrinsic merit proved by the numerous cures which they
have accomplished in every variety Of disease.
The peculiar action OF these pills most surprising their
Operations being less powerful, according TO the
pureness OF the circulating fluid On person fair state
health who only costvc slightly bilious they will
be scarcely felt the contrary the complaint be chronic
and the constitution be much the effect generally
first is powerful, until tho syetem be freed nj some
of most vitiaed and turpd humors This accomplish
ed doses sufcient to cause two or three
daily will soon the disease, and the constitution will
be restored TO state OF health and renewed vgor
! These pills are recommended by thousands OF persons
whom they have cured OF consumpon influenza, colds in
dlgeston dyspepsia headache, asthma govt rheumatism
nervous diseases, liver complaint, peursy depression o
spits hts palsy dopsy Group coughs, whoopng cough
qulnsy, choc, cholera morbus gravel worms dysentary
deafness scroula eryspeas, st. Anthonys fire sal
rheum, white swelings cancers, tumors, swced feet
legs piles, costiyeness all eruptions of the skim female
complaints Of every kind especially obsructions
&c. &c.
Such the reputation and great the demand for Tn
Genuine "BrandTetis Vegetable Universal Pills" that
counterfeit article made adUertised and sold geuun
and individuals who sell the Counterfeit pills hav
advertised hemsclres my agents and have found
cessay preserve the reputation Of my pills and tn
public from imposition, to furnish every agent with cetif
/ cate which is as follows
1NDRETJTS VEEETARTE IfNyI ERS1y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
Paints, Oils and Dye. Stuff.

LII AH& ED AAD RETNED OIL A.; Copal
Ahfanh Logwood, Nicaragua White Lead, Iled do
~. ieio", spriis Turpeutne, Spanish White, Eng
venetian Red sulphur, Glue Sac Verligris Lamp
tiaes' Back Lead. btIt Lnsire, Ann5tio Sal Epson,
Nefm'll9u, borax, Red and White Chalk Gum Coral.
hos- isinsss' Corasan Mos, 1eIra lie Soma Umior.
Lahersse, Chrome Green, Pfussian Bloc, Chrome
yellow, Cayenne Pepper end Sauce, Gum Camphor.
SSso' Sponge, l~persl Gree Bottle Cooks, Gold Leaf
Brcu1e, Sweet o., Lamp on
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
pILLSn
Security against Comnterfcits.

Security against Counterfiits.
The within named Feue g. ParmaIoe, of Middletown,
Conn my appointed General Agents for the State Of
Vermont Connecticut Except Fairfield county, Iiampden
Hampshire aud FTankin Counties Mass. Cheshire and
Sullivan Counties, n, Hampshire.
In he United States Of .4nierica
And this letter which is signed by me II. BRANDRETH
IN my own hot whiting must also be signed by the within
named General Agent, whose name will also appear the
principal papers in the United States This caution has
become absolutely necessary guard the public against
numerous couneTeg which out of the above popular
medicine.
.BRANDRETH, ND.
New York, February %, 1887.
Geo =. Walton is our General Agent for Vermont Tex
cep, Windsor Windhafn Rutland Bennington oounties
and authorised TO appoint and supply agents the State
FERRE 4 PARMALEE.
BEWARE OF OUNTERFEITSfi
All Pills purporiing 10 be DIR Brandreths and sold by
persons without certificate above Counterfeit
The .toiiO,oing are Fare D. Parolaiee's agents 4:
Geo. p. Walton, General .4gaf.
Jackson & Ketcham B~ondoH,
Henry Simonds Ph.lord,
A. Allen EGirhouea,
Boyuton & Austin, OrtreH,
Mr. Horton. HuJLarfoH,
T. Aiken, Benson
II. T. White, CGsttetoH,
Lew Lewis UeHs.
Stanley LefIingwell 8. Go. Hal Poulfaey
4. Bliss, Eat Pouiiaey,
Merritt Clark Middiefotcn,
II. Clark Pawirf
Thomas MDsnlels DanJy
\. ". Sawyer, Tamovh,
j. II. Sabin, Haimgjord
G. b. Hell, Ciarcadon
VIM Fay, General Agent for the counties d
RuildHd aud Huntington. 291y
HENNiNGTcA COUNTY.
L. c. Orsis, HaHolesfer.
Cheney 3 Harrington Foetory Point.
Harrington 4 Lengdon, Dorsei,
G.. Moore IT,. Eat Rvperi
e Ei~ei nat Rupert
Demlng 3 Hill, ellington.
j. 4. Houghton, South sLattsLury,
y. l.. Robinson. Remington a. Potunai.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

THE subscriber having put in operation Engine
l. Lathe for the purpose of turning Iron, cutting
Screws making Screw Plates Taps and Tools for cut
ting Wood Screws &c, would inform the public that a.
ny work Of the kind may be had short notice, exc
cued in The best manner at the shop opposite the Tan
merry, "a Of mile North Of the Court House IN Rut-
land Forge work done at said shop If wished.
Journeymen are wanted at said shop, but need
apply except those who well rcomme nded for
sobriety and industry.
JAMES PORTER.
Rutland, Feb lG, 1882 Off
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

Doirpctirr FIRE at Nde OricaHs fire broke
oui the S,h ius' in the lower steam cotton press
establishment, at New Orleans which consumed
the greater part Of the from, building including the
prcss Office, stables &c, and the cotton within the
yard, amounting 10 20 900 bales. The loss is es-
,imsleJ at $500 900 mostly insured. The fire is
supposed TO have been the work of an inceneiury.
albany .irgus.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
Price 80 Cents.

Prize 90 NeDif.
- &. n. J. SMITH, Dandy n. w. Saw
- yer, Tinmou,h NJ. Clark, Middle
town A. Harlow, & C. Barlow Clarendon
Springs; A. Buck, Pittsiord Boyn,on d
Martin. Orwell c. r. Walker, Benson /;
A. A. Allen, Farhayen Stanley d LET
fingweil, Poultney; VIM, Moulion & Co.,
Cas,leton F. Slason, and Daniels q Bell,
Rutland. 29:4Otiay.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
.WafcHieSs Nanatire !

7 Srpesr- ny the following information given TO NJ,
public by DE Rowland, OF Boston, that thc much isIs
ed Of MArtuIEgs S4NA1iVE Is indeed what i; ltoa.,
e 10 bo-an efficient nul valuable modirue, worthy III,
serious ntieation OF every consumptvo rerou
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
Cabinet Makers Furniture.

Har Cloth. Linen WeJJ. Brass Rack Puliies Rot
Ter Ends, Pier Glass Scretes Commode Knobs and
handles, Plated and Socket Casters.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
TROY sUPERFLNE FL0UR.

Sad sIEoNo "lil be enabled to iorash Flour IN
Persons wishing 70 bny 10 sell again. att very
'"i'i advance from Whrehaa puce-. and il this
day selling of less than their prices.
Rutland Apni 23. Is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
CrOckery.

Iurreens Naples. Wash Basins anG Ewers, Enamel
ed Iespuis, Sugars, Pink blk Chocolate Teas and
Plates Bowls, Jugs, Sauce Turrsens, Boats, Cusards
Blue Jugs, Enamellod China, Coffee sets, Violet Bowls
Enamelled Teas aud Plates Of all si1es and coors.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

The agents for the sale Of this invaluable medic Nc
this city have IN their possession, many instances "
have already been voluntarily made TO thea q" 'ho u
eft resulting from lie Inquiries can be direc'el
the ind yiduas by calling at the Bookstore Of tho %
IVES g. JEWETT, 1913, Essex a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
Dry Groceries, &c.

Young Tyson, Hysou, II ysoE shn,apd Poushong Teas.
Loaf aud Brown Sugar, Fine salt Nutmeg, Pepper
and spice. ehoics ocletion Of Wet lDd,. Good d
pat OF which were selected eTPrs'iiy Tor MEDICINAL
pUFposer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
WinnOWing Machines

CONSTANTLY for sale on the most advantageous
~ terms by the subscriber, mile and half north
OF F.. RUTLAND VILLAGE-ALSO, Wire Selves and
Sewing for Winnowmg Machines, Smut. Mills, Safes,
&c. lie has continued to improve the operation and
and size of his mills TIL he is Confident they
err to perfection, than any machine for cleaning grain
manuiactui ed in Vermont. A specimen of the SAFES
which may be made of various sizes, may be at
BEAMAN'S HOTEL
For further information apply to Messrs. Burt e. Ma.
SON their Store, East Rutland who authorised
sell the above art icies.
SAML COTTING.
Rutland, April 10. 1888,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
dsrass Seed
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WV the being appointed by the Hon Pro
w bate Court for the District Of Rullall, commits
oners, TO receive, examine and adjust all claims and dc
mauds of all persons against the estate of
LEONARD Dl.uiCR
late ofPsiord in said district deceased. Representa- cd
inolyent also end all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto and six months from the 3Dth day
March last being allowed by sale court Tor that pur
pose do therefore hereby give notice that will
attend to the business OF SAID appointment at the
dwelIins house OF the said deceased in Psford on the
last Tuesdays OF May and Sepembernext, from o'clock
until o'clock l.. NJ. each of said days.
s. II. KELLOGG, lc,-,
ABRAHAM OWENS 00"""''S''"''
Dated at Pittsiord the 9Th Of April. 1893. l8
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

The Washington Globe has an article intended to
sho~ that tie pfess0t Administration IL hostile "a
the Bank II ts not, It has been most unfortunate
IN is ssleeiion Of an "ofgsn. "-yoHr Of CSm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
GLASS; Ware.

Lamps. Salts, Castor7 Chimnies and w.cks, Tum-
hlers Wines, Cut Glass, do, Glass Dishes Lanterns
Looking Glass Plates, Looking Glasses &C.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

JgOrous Oh .4gc.-Cap,. Jonpthan Hall Of
Windsor Vi. revolutionary soldier, aged so, on
the 9Th nl,. felled the trees, and cot aud corded
tao cords of four fee, wood maple and BIRCH
o.. Chroaicie
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

THIS may Certify that have given my son JAMES
A. SHED, his time, and shall take Of his wa
ges nor pay any Of hi. debts after this date.
BENIN. SHED.
Shrewsbury, March 25, 1888. II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

Flesh butter % the roll. Is now selling IN Clese-
land. Ohio q, IL, cents per poond-hrkin, at 10
cents. The price, Of provisions is evidently on the
decline, almou ever where.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

Leath her,
SoLE LEATHER, Upper Leather and Cali skins
y Tor sale by
BURT 4 MASON.
Rl;lsla. Arm ?. iess.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

Gen. Jesup is,o be relieved from his command
in Florida, and the troops which remain there dur
ing the warm season. are to be transferred to the
commend Of Gen. 4. Taylor. The number Of In
dams and negroes who have been captured during
the late campaign, cannot be less than 1000
Those that remain a, large are scattered in smnl
parties in swomps uDd other Inaccessible pieces.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

Poefs Of he Ddiry.--Rey. Ephraim Croker,
OF Rensselaersille y. Y. made from 6 cows IN S
months, lI4s los, Of cheese, which sold at his
door for Ia cents per pound, king $ l0i Sc
Asa lbs. Of cheese, which sold at 8 cents per
Npouui-s3G 10; aud AS lbs. Of butter, which
was sold 3, II cen,s-s77 So making total
- the income cf those Is COWS in the time speci-
fed. sails so or over $50 Cor each COW.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
B an X Lists

NOR Sae-very convenient for ndiv duals and towns,
l. TO facilitate IN making out the Grand List-For
sale al the RUTLAND BOOK. STORE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
TESTIMONY NO. 2.
GERM.lN S.4.N.ITYCE.

Brirart from The Eser Regnter, pvJii'led IN Sal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

Security against Commercials.
The within named Feue g. ParmaIoe, of Mddetowr
Conn. my appointed General Agents for the State
Vermont Connecticut. Except Fairfield county, IIampde
Hampshire aud Franklin Counties, Mass Cheshire an
Sullivan Counties, n, Hampshire.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-19
NOTICE.

IT'S bet;or from evils well to,scc, 70 run.
Than perish rn the tai,se.s we may ss.un.
MY specie traps md Bo..o, bnllats bs:ng c--
ls-n hans'ed, became ovc-powered with s,Yil'
cai,' and in my own defence have shut the doc;
Of my Mennge.is.
Now TINT have got the animal cunq1erad, thosc
If my Old friehds and Customers who ARE in debt
10 me- will please hyo. iiis with few lo.c socr.
msns of the breed. III future, however, / shall
prefer tire Sucker, Pukc Or ifoos.cfrAar car, and
occasionally ohs Of the oil do,nes;ie spocio5 Of
Buckeye or Corncracksr. Il, few days my dGos
viii bs thrown open for public pa.-oaasc, bJ.
viii never again cnltlit M parfp Or PROPERTY 70
- those crazy ahimalsuie imported nys- mointains
or lakes. This far-fciehedl lcayc 10 Ladies'
April IA, 1897. 80 ECHAS. COOKERY,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-19
Mortgage Sale.

NEFAULT having been made in the payment
~ ment of a sum OF money secured 10 be paid
ny indsnlure OF Mortgage, bearing date the 2dt!ay
of June, A. d. 1887, executed by George 3. Feeld
and Jerry Ford, both of Chicago, Cook county,
and stat. of Illinois, to Josiah a. Noonan OF the
town and county of Milwaukee and Territory OF
Wisconsin, and recorded in the Registers Office
for the county of Iowa aud Territory Ell Wisconsin,
in volume of mortgages on pages s, 8, 10, II aud
Il, OF the 18th ofJuly, A. ID. 1891, III O'Clock,
A. NJ, On which tha;e is Claimed to be dua at the
date OF this notice one thousand and forty two dol
lars and to.ty-oae cents.
Notice is therefore hereby given, that by virtue
D! the power oil sale in said mortgage contained.
and in pursuance of the statute in sach case made
and provided, will be sold u, public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, the Isl day OF August, 1853, ut
the Court House in tho town OF Mineral Point, at
l. O'clock, (noosD o! said day--:hc premises in
said mortgage, described as hilows--all the fol-
lowing described lois, blocks, pieces o: parcels Of
land, situate, lying aad baing in the town Of Ma
olson, Territory OF Wisconsin, TO wit:
Blocks No. 2j., 25o, 2ls, .4G, 2i5, go, 270,
!o", 20 !5s, 81 3t3, 3l5, 3l7, 3i4, 81 ?, $40.
33S, 3t5, 367, $50, 81, .!J! 4)t, $50, a9i, %,
1870, 43!, Al, As, 45t, a., AIS, 41s, Ash, AS.
49,, 4)5, 5l.', 5.l4, and 5ll, continuing eacn II
,.o.s. Also, blocks No. Ed, !Sf, ilG lo7, and
-, containing each I LOS Also, block No.
| -oi, containing ) LOIS. l'ioc&S No. 43i ana DO,
containing & LOIS each. Also, block No. 81,
containing 4 Lots. Block 81, containing ) Lots.
Block SD, containing Lots Block 81, contain
ing l., Lots. LOIS (, ?. , x 4, ia b oca SOB. Al
SO, block al, containing Lots. Also, !, Is, con-
tanning II Los. B!oak 5i', containing : Lots.
Lots No. c, 7, 8 & 9, in blo:k 80. Block Az
containing 3 Lois Block iS7, containing Il Lots
Block All, containing s Lots BIorl 400, coa,nin-
ing II Lots. Lots |, 2, 3>Ga 4, < c. in block
ll6. Lois /, 6, & 9, in block 49,. Ln,s 7, &, g.
10, IL, & y, in block l6l Also, lots !, ,. 4. 3
in block 451. Lots !, ,, Il 3, in boc. Az. Lot:
!, $, &, I, 8, Q, 10, IL ~ l., IN block soy. Lot:
,, &, Z, 4 8, III block 4S5 Lots No. |, ,, 6; 3
in block 453. Lots No. 4, $, & +, in block a56
Also, the cast half of the nosh-wos. lu.s. uf sec
tjoh No. wcnty, ii township seyoa no.ta, range
No. nine cast, containing eighty acres. Also, the
w@st half of the northeast quarter Of section No
ni,:etce,,, tcwnship md range Aforesaid, co,tain
M c,si,,, acres. Said township noth, range nine
east is situated in the county OF Dane, and Ter
rito.y of Wisconsin. The before msntiohcd pre-
misses are the same that were conveyed 10 the said
parties Of the frs: by the said patty Of lae secoh
part, by deed, dated the I'D day of say, 1891
together with all aud singular ihe hereii,nl.snt
and appuNancnces tharaio baoasiag, dated Apr
ith, 1888. JOSIAH a. NU0NAN.
! ". II. BANKS, Atty.
/ May >, 1873. 47-ta
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-19

NATIONAL RAIL RoAr.--A copy Of petit.
ton 10 Congress OF citizens of Wisconsin Ter
rliory. praying for the establishment of rail
road from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi,
at or near Du Buque, is now before US. We
know OF no object of national concernment,
that strIkesus more favorahly than this scheme,
The cost Of the work would be comparatively
trti'ng, compared to the invaluable advantages
Which would result to the country from its con-
struclion. 1t is truly National work, as the
tact VIII show that the greater part Of the dis
t:nce, THIS road would pass through unsold
public lands---and The transportation of the ar
,cle OF lead alone from the U. S. m;nes, would
soon pay fer the work.
An idea cf the Importance of this undertake
ing may be formed from the fact that wihin
little more than eight months Of last year, the
total number of steamboat arrivals aud depar-
turcs at the port Of Du Buqnr, amounted 10 no
less than seven hundred aud seventeen. trans
porting their lead and turs to, and merchandise
from the eastern market, by the crcui,ous and
comparatively dangerous route Of New Or
leans, instead Of the direct aud sai, one which
the proposed railroad would rend available.
The euire length of the road would be but a.
bou, one hundred aud fifty miles, .spas.ing o.
for its construct o., as not 10 require a single
plane upon which locomotive power would MOI,
be advan,ageously applied. The whole line
would be through rich and healthy asricul-
tural district, besides embracing The mos, val
liable portion Of the U. S. lead mines" Ano-
Their very strong argument in favor Of this pro-
jcct, is, that the United States Government is
removing her Indian population west Of the
! 4
cenirated, and inca|culable mischief nigh, en-
sue TO our western frontier. before troops could
be msrchcd ACROSS this section Of country. 10
their protection. Our Government owes i. 10
her citizens to IL .uis! them will, the means OF
defence and succor in case OF an Eruption OF
the Tn!ians---and to provide chaan'l Tor cx.
peditions communication with the e:s'eIa por'
ton ot,hr country. that troops may he thrown
in there at short notice, to keep them in check,
and 10 protect the inhabitants.
Miles IntelIircncer
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-19
Farm Tor Sale.

T51lE undersigned win s,.l his Claim OH tho
IL roth fork Of the Big AlsGuokcln, twenty-odd
miles sdu!h-west OF Du BuqIe, containing upwards
OF ssc;o, o! lnnd, ID acres broke and fenced, =
good Dwelling hoasc, kitchen and roo.-house there
OF, witt, gooi spyiag, and is handsomely stua.
ed, mud well calculated 70. Il stock iarm.-On the
ciansafc l6O acres Of good timber, and irst-rata
mill scat. ANY person Wishing to purchase a farm
would do well 10 call aud sae t:iis. For further IL.
formation apply to join PIumbe, jr. Du Duqus.
JONAS CALLAHAN,
Anil %. 1879. 4l-si.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-19
TO Printers s.nd pub,,.ncrs !.

|H7 III Subscribers have just completed their NEW
Il Specimen Book OF light face, Eoos and Job
Printing Iype', Fi"were a."..i O.namsn,s the cor,
tens OF winch AZ. herewith SSsr.ia.ly given.
D'""o"d; feah, l,os. and 2; Agate, Nos. i.
ana ., agate 0, NonparoH body; Hoaparcil.
nos.' 2, ,, and4; Mino, OH Brewer body: Bre-
vet on Aii.,ion body; B:eycr Nos. j, 2, 3. Ind
Efc?icr on Bufgeos body; Bfeyis. on Long Prim.
2. BODY s'ea.l bodied Long Primer; Long Primer
nos. y = :, and 4 Loag Primer on Small Plea
bofS; small Plea Nos. ], and y; Plea on Snail
Plea body; Plea Nos. J, =, and B.; Plea OF Eng
lish BODY; English No. /, AID 2; Great Primer;
farason; Doahe English; Double Paragon; ca.
non; five lines Pied 10 twenty; eight lines Plea
Goinic tonsItssed, 10 twenty; five, seven, nine.
!we7e, and fifteen Ines Plea shaded; cishi. ten,
twelve; and sixteen lines Plea Antique Shaded. .
Also, asse and beauiiful collection or flowers,
from Peafl TO seven lines Plea, many Of which afo
not to b. found in any o,tsf specimen; a new as
sortnient OF Ornamchtal Dass es; a variety OF Gard
loMers; near two thousand Metal Ofnaments;
Brass liuls Leads of various thickissss.s; Astro.
nonical, Mathematical, and Physical Metal sigos;
D'aces and Dnshes from three 10 thirty ems long;
Gfcat Primer and doubts Plea Scrps OF, inclined
body; diamond and Nonparicl Music Of various
Kinds; Antiques; Light and heavy two limo letter,
full face Roman and I.olic NonpareiL Minion.
BREEDER, Long PRIMER, and Small Pica; Back,
and Saxon. - -,
large variety Of Ornaments, calculated rarti.
Guilty. for the Spanish and South American mar.
ke,s; Spanish, French, and Por,ugue SO Accent;
furnished TO o.dcr iosehc. wild, Every other arti-
c!o made use ,oi in fba printing business, all OF
which DO fDrnscd ut sho1t notice, Of as good
quality and on as reasonable terms as any other %.
iabls.ncnt. II f4
CONNER & COOKE. Il
Corner Of Nassa,, and Ann streets, *.
Apnil 20, 1888. IS vi az 80 R slss9
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Notice

NOTICE is hereby given, that The Com
IN missioners appointed ,olay Off the Towns
Of Du Buque, &c. will sit in Du Buque on the
first Monday in June next to determine claims
TO presumption TO lots in said town.
WM; W. Ct,to,lRIELL,) Commissioners.
nj. NJ. McCARVER.
May 5l!, 1898. 46-,f