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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-24
GIVE US A CALL,

- -7A/lAAlAAe-
OSl received in addition to our ioruner s,oct
s9nn an assortment FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, consisting in pa.t, as follows:
Calicoes: Ginghams, Domestics, Ln.evs r,..
nes, Jeans, Merinos, Worsted and Yarn Hos.
II hardware and Cutlery, Britannia, Class AID
READY Made @IyDsUsuuNo
Boots and Shoes OF all kinds, Ladies' Morofc"
and Pronelle Boots, Prunelle' Kid and Satin Sin.
pefs, together with good supply Of GROCERIES
of all kinds
ALSO-l00 bbls SuPERFINE FLOUR. all
OF which we will sell cheap for Gosh or Lead.
MATTOX g. MARKLE.
D. Buque, Nov. Is. 5-s 2l.f
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xgoN BUSHELS S"-77ss... !. "a = NM :
7l1o cs;yed on commissNsg a L.. lust re-
g = for cash By sssSOn1i'bS7l 40 4 ~
oDse. o. 1887. s5-u Sas .aassd sss
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-24
LIME FOR SALE.

"HE subscriber respectfully informs the c'ti'
zens of Du Buque and tho mining country,
that he has now ON hand, and will constantly keep
sufficient quantity, Of good Lime for the we O
the country. ,nory,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-24
DREADFUL coxFLAoaArIoN.

Great CONSERVATION was exhibited
on Monday last in consequence of in-
formation having been communicated
that a destructive FIRE was raging
in the northern part Of our city. We
Immediately repaired to the spot, and
were witness TO scene scarcely less
disastrous, apparently, than the me-
morable confagration which occurred
on the 10th Dec. 1885. The wind he
ing strong from the N. w. all attempts
to extinguish the flames proved una
vailing until about thirty buildings had
been entirely destroyed. The fire
broke out between IL and l2 O'Clock,
A. NJ. on the west side of Avenue D..
in the rear, between Fifth and Sixth
streets. Sixteen of the buildings de-
stroyed were two story brick dwell
lings, fifteen of which were owned by
John G. Costar. Twelve Of them were
on Avenue D. and four on Fifth street.
The value Of Mr.. Castor's buildings
was about S35, Ooo-insurcd. The
other was owned and occupied by VIM.
Smith, whose loss is estimated at about
IS, 500; insured $4,000. The occu-
pants Of the buildings on the west side
Of the Avenue saved the principal part
of their furniture; but those on the cast
side were less fortunate; the heat and
smoke which blew directly upon them
from the buildings opposite, rendering
it impossible to save much.
The Common Council, last Monday
evening, voted an appropriation Of ST.
900 for the relief of the more necessi-
!ous Of the sufferers.
.4n0fher.-Atone O'Clock on Thurs
day afternoon, the three story brick
building No. col Amos street, occupi-
ed by Demarest & Co. as cabinet
ware shop, accidentally took fire in the
second story, while the workmen were
at dinner, and was consumed, -togeth-
er with nearly the whole of its con-
tents. We regret to learn that several
firemen were severely injured by the
breaking Of a ladder upon which they
were at work, being precipitated Is
or 20 feet to the ground. One man
received a severe wound in the shoul-
eer, another had his face dreadfully
bruised: and several others received
considerable injury.-New- Y orkel.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-24
save YOUR Rags.

,rLEAN linen and cotton RAGS, I.S..s,
u ceived at II. II. Gears Store, " s...I X
for Goods, at the rate Of Eve cen's - pc s1csED.
WHITE, and three cents a per Pc ~ On, 4, ~.
Galena, Jan. e., 1888. 29-S-n. -
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-24

The Ogdensburg Tines says, eve
have before us Pia,tsburg Republican
Extra-which states that OH the sth
January, 1888, company Of armed
mea from Hanningford, j. C.. invaded
the town Of Moo.e, in tie state 81 .
York, and took eleven persons prison.
ers and marched them TO Canada. The
prisoners were known ann described
by one witness, and three other per-
sons corroborated the fact by afiidav'ts
who saw them marched into Canad'
by m srmed force. z +. $500 u, I.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-24

TIMOTHY SEED.
* BBLS. TIMOTHY SEED just 1ecs'ss" ~
Oc,. "a. 10 r. X. o'FERRALL.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-24
NOTICE.

WE have appointed GEO. =. Nisn Ia
w GALE our agent, TO settle y. Up me o o'S
business Of JOHN REoAN Il 10. We .os..
earnestly request those who are lndep'ea ~; ~
to call and settle their accounts with nln 49,
out delay, he alone being authef'sed 70 'ee'''.
the same. JOHN REGAIN, ,.u
. i JOHN CUNNlNGinA"'' -
Du Buqne, Jan.6 s, 1898. Ss-.@:
WOODCHOPPERs WANIE -. =.
:" ii. GEAR will contract for ,d ehoRp'n :. r.
10 FIVE hundred cords Of WIZ, - ~.
Mississippi, near the Tets dos Mofs' '''''' -.
plications are made soon. 49,. (.
Galcna, Jan. 6, 1898. 29-2m. -.----- -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

D. FnANCIs. DENTIsT-Hss removed V
10y Chsmoers street, opposite 10 Hudson street. where he
continues practice In a the varsus branches o. Dentistry
on the most recent and improved principles His premiums
Incorsuptsle Teeth Of the best quality full sets are
ranted 10 remain permanent the gums without the oi
sprisgs or hgatures Tooth ache thai will cure the
most violent tooth ache in and Al the
time preserve the tooth. all from the
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted by Dr. Francis, which
tbe distinguished from the NATURAL and will pererm every
motion Of that organ without giving the slightest pain For
an improve IN this art he has received Diploma
Also EYE WATER DR.. respectfully solicits the atteH-
tor Of the public to his most extraordinary ana ecacou
Eye Water Ii has fully proved itself most valuable appi
caiian in inflammation and weakness o the eyes, These that
have been diseased for has perfectly cured IN few
days, and iseagascd to do
The Rev. Harrison A Thompson street procured bottle
Of the above for Mi Harrsons ard TO his astnhen
has removed the dmness and PAIN which has been
ye for She had used many eye waters they
all failed therefore hope the pubhc viii soon appreciate
It's value. JOSEPH HARRISON.
This certify that Mrs. MCafrey, No FLAMES street.
widow the late DR. MCarey bias used Dr. Francis eye
water which happy state had the desired effect and
saved from absolute blindness ] therefore
safely al most safe and valuable water
and only requires be knevp make supersede all others
From testimony those who have used the Eye Water
prepared by DR. Francis have no hesitation Ia recommend
ing il to the special notice oil the public
DUNCAN DUNBAR,
jl8-lmS Pastor Of the MDoug alds. Church.
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1T PJERCY,s SPIRIT LAMP MAKER No. a4o Dus

II PERCY, SPIRIT LAMP MAKER, No. 24Q Dvs
tone from Clntou.) H. r. his thanks
the public for their patronage since the above
business and hopes by strict attention, thorough
edge business obtain continuance Of their favors
would also call their his Rejecting lamps which
superior Ia any yet offered.
He would likewise request those who have used the
above lamps call al his and Judge for themselves
superiority OF this lights half the expense) any other
light used Store lamPs$l.
Personal attendance those who fitting up stores or
billiard tables, other establishment where brilliant
for establishment In the city country lie remnd
his customers and friends, that all Spirits delivered by him
sent In wagon signed each side board IN black and white
letters, III Percy, Spirit Lamp 240 Division ~"
N b. His wagon wi call ON customers regularly
week. TO supply the Spirits Lamps wicks and canb
obtained from the wagon Spirits delivered usual withou
any extra charge.
II No connection with other establishment n20Sms
MEDICAL CAHD-DR. CARPENTER, No 4 Peck
the public that he consues to administer the afflicted his
old established Dipensary.
To val number of the citizens of this metropolis he
no herads 10 his victory disease in its
complicated and destructive fomsno- dc he deem
rial To ne very speec In enumersng the the
To strangers he bsgs leave etuly remark,
that he confines himself 10 Office practice and deyote HIM
self personally TO the welfare of his patients keeps assist
ants shop boys aud has offices for the privacy
paken who can never come in contact Doctor Carpenter
would add that he regularly educated the
Redcine and ard receved his Diploma in the year
1915 of the New York State Medical Society signed by
highly respected much amented Johs B. Rodgers NJ
D. President and that he has for long series of years
voted himseto the treatment and Of all delicate p-
vate diseases Be particular the number Peck Slip
Pearlst f2o-lw DIR. CARPENTER
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L. SiTJES a ri Atm ITS We OE pIinT " AN onrf

(NAUTION-MR. A. NOTIFIES, Inventor Of the CAP
~ SULES GELATINEUSES OF PURE BALSAM eau.
above invaluable Medicine which ADVERTISED genuae
but which not and kew Use contain impure
ingredients In trying TO introduce these limitations has
been made oil my own prospectus with tranlaton of it,
English ana In Spanish and such annexed by
OF my boxes and circulated through all Europe which
would that the imator has received
of the following gsntlemen;-
Dr. Rcor Surgeon Chief the yepereal Hospital and
member Of the faculty OF Medicine, Of Paris &c.
DIR. Desrueles, of the Faculty If Medicine
Professor at the Military Hospital Of Waldo Grace &C.
Dr. Segaas, OF the faculty OF Medicine of Paris &C. and
Dr. Bacboue also of the faculty Of Paris &c which
Gates have only been deliveries and i'm
session. am also the only inventor and maker Of this article
auhorisedtO referto
Messrs Baron Albert, first physician the King, &c.
Lisfrane Surgeon Major 10 the Hospital OLA Pie
Marjoin, Knight of the Legion of Honor professor
In the faculty OF Medc OF Paris and Surgeon to The Kng.
Dr. Rosan ofthe Hospital Of la Vcesse professor
faculty Of Medicine Of Paris, &c and
Dr. Culerer, Surgeon ir Chief Of the VeRerea Hospital,
member OF The Royal Academy of Medicine, DC &c. which
gentlemen have boDored with their appreciation and
daily recommending he Of my remedy.
IL Will be for he puhic decide whether confidence
he placed the article such by the in
vento under the OF the above celebrated
than IN the imitation made by people that lave other
than that of using the names OF others and
Ing 10 appropriate TO themselves the privilege of paen
tficates and references to which they have right
The only general in the United States for the sale by
+. c. BERTEAg,
No. SO William in the city OF New York.
hcan be had retail frem the following druggists-J Mil
hau 1875 Broadway Messr Souilsrd Delluc, Park Row
asd 53 BToadwsy h Ru shon Aspinwal, s6 William
10 Broadway and 10 Aor House. in the city OF N York.
Also, at Philadc ph la, Baltimore and Boston.
end have the seal the stamped their SIDE closing
them. m5-lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

In. CIfEHRY,S ASTRIN6ENT Pills.
~ An eAectualcure for obstinate discharges from urnay
c.sa whites, suppression eguarits and oil female
plants arising from weakness Of constituon In gravel and
diseases Of the kdneys bladder sad PROSTATE gan they
give re Over SO 0oe boxes have been sod II
New York without eomplantto For sale whole
sale and retail by A. B. d. SANDS, lee piton 81
Broadwayi Walker BroaSwsyi Nenes ga Broad.
way cor Cross and Pearl Bowery and Walker;
Strand and Bowery Henry and Pike cor Canal ard
Hudson cor Houston and Bowery and r. Burneus IS Sixth
Avenue. -
~ Price u per box retail They for sale by Dr.
Young, No S. South Fourth St. Philadelphia, and IN Albany
by Sands Il shaw, &C., &C.. d29m.
Bertean in another column, has endeavored TO prevent
he public from buying Geane Capsules which are made In
aon OF h1oihes Capsules advertised genuine, and
anng impure and cheap ingredients ana having no other
commentator tha1 using he names OF others &c &c.
In consequence OF alluded and
vent any misunderstanding in the public mind, deem
cesary To inform those concerned, that am manufacturing
eaiine Capsules which superior 10 otes as well as TO
the spurious limitations which he speaks they made
o. pure Basam and Gelantne which will not eak and
age over the other kinds.
There in the preparation OF then and the only
obj Ct in view administer the Balsam of Copva in the
most approved form and Capsules have been tested by
phia, they with safety be recommended superior ar
Gle.
The extensive sales which they have mel bear ample
testimony OF their esicacy.
Messrs Rushton Aspinw ALL Mr. Mlhau Messrs Southland
Deuc, and all other respectable chemists and apohecares
IN this city and throughout the country keep them constantly
Tor SALE and generally prefer them those OF Mothes
faciure for the reasons mentioned above.
CHARLES WlLDENOW,
n8-lm* 81 Cherry ST
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@EOA KEwAxD.--CRoSss SPECIFIC MIA
SospUO TURE-For he ef Gl~s,s

al n
lures and analogous complaints Of the organs
malsdy that oRg existed exist ever will exist
% 10 ss p rsy 10 ss
compaHon thai huis admire athoughh seems very
sndiow, rich ind poor, satrmonisi and single.
Althoughs troublesome sef and distressing, o.
which intelerable than ITSELF person
fashionable advice Prve applicsona
business, which perhaps requires his Immediate aention
eenne ms room ne n en se
kept constantly ssk with doses Of tartar eu'e,ie Purged de-
fnnammaory action Then follows Ions train OF nauseaiine
na s Az e ,smgs n ~ "a. n ,, :,
last after the patient has been kept under HAND nine
swesd tes,cles chronic Inflammation OF The Iucus mem
5.ns q The esdder Elect or Other bile malay
exposure that eIciles the racue Of ali around him.
III completely sbviaies these dcsies asa mstess rap.
I'd and cure without the least regard Diet
The remey is unparalleled la power has the specific
property OF entirely neutraIng the poison ana suppes.s
hours
IL not our object TO give long auseksh resomnesd-
Much eIpereace aargs number and extensive o..
servanon has proved ineonuoverty emcaoy u
yatos alone proprietor challenges ssre case q
ssr or 70 be rA ss Mixture Will
presented TO the public Tor their benefit, Is hsy sans
whtn,s rem.sy persons witnout tn.
snes These considerations sufficiently great to be Of
sequence.
The medicine contains nothing that of the ess injury
the constitution. Gallons OF might be taken but NO haru
would follow,
Furbe~ contracted desc of the MS
tire : aiken a night going TO bed when exposed
put bottles with full directess accompanying
81 bottle One bottle lss week which generally cures
Many cured In days.
FOR sale ory by Mnorx Gamble, ls5 Brosdway corner
pcy DR. Guion Of Grand and bowery; ~
socum corner OF Broadway and Duane street, A. B. D.
Sandx 100 Fulton " ilsm, Rewyerk; Jones
Hutchnson Of Cbesnut seven,h ST. PLiadeirhia
NJ r. Call FOR Cross Specific MIXTURE TIE proprietary
sgsaure and number Residence the label " esct
6-SU'
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GREAT BARGAINS boots q SHOES
NJ

- KICHAKUc'.-TO
is wEALTHMor than IL zoe pairs OF Richards superior
modern make OF elegant durable and fashionable Boots
genemens dress So % 81 so the retail Also
pairs his elegant make and double calf skin Water Preof
Boots The reputation othese Boots well known
further useless only the price, which reduced a the
retail Also 5000 pairs superior fine calf skin Boots for
Rrntenens winter dress made In the modern STYLE
warranted AT IS 10 $3.50 the pair large and splendid as
sormen of boys Boots large asd splendid
ladies' Slippers French urred unfprred Bushns
ter Boots cheap slips, &c &c cheap cheaper cheapest
All kinds of Misses and chdrens Boots and shoes selling
AT aonew prices lie better qualities
In this city. Apply at
RICHARDS, Nos 228, 232 or 2S4 Canal st.
the oldest on the block, and the largest and
far the best assortment OF Roots and Shoes in
the city, Is per cent cheaper than
B. Don't mistake the numbers at the dso listen
calls have DONE and thought they buying nv
Boots No 223 the oldest store-Nos 252 and ST.
are the Greenwich and they each
well filed with and clean looking goods. You
take them. AT f7-lms RICHARDS.
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A GeE9aaAsT!NsESSspzzsu :.
cMASIEs Wild W2rcE n sd'ns dc p.
0ELATiNE CArsULEs OF PURE BALsAM CORA.
vi patented by the Roy Academic OF Medicine Of Paris
% famous throughout Frasee, England Germany Russia
very Of this precious medicine.
The CoPsvi Balsam Is Of all the Medicines smPtoyed
emily specific of which has been doubted
reace but It's nsussoss and smell the of lis
being rejected BY many Pai msaS ., n.rms.,s
in order discover mode Of Disgusting m TASTE tina,
BEEN but mpsecsy eaec,ed and always by the addition q
some which modhes properties shus
Therefore having discovered mode OF administering il in
such state TIA, cannot occasion Me slightest and
sss enclosing In the gelatine capsules II encoses
The smell goes into the digestive oreans wh
any other mixture than that OF the gelane with which
BY this ire atmen OF The goaerha be-
ing effected without disgust and consequently whhou, INFER
rupuen WIN become more prompt and thus
venting The possibility OF a relapse
The directions for use, well the
most emiaent physicians Paris enclosed box
sale by all the most respectable apohecaiie In the
Druggists and apohecaes supplied with the above
near Franklin Square. n2m.
tea Acoustic Oil certain and never iaing remedy for
Deafness 70 all lis stages and has been the means OF restoring
MANY entirely relieved by the Of single bottle and
perfect hearing after using beiies The fol-
lowing few certificates and letters gentlemen
known responsibility
BRsoKLYN, July l. 1887.
"This certify that in September 1886 taken with
deafness accompanied With aloud rnming noise
similar heavy engine by. was much
affected that could understand common conversation,
which continued without nermisou until the month OF Janu
when purchased bottle Dr. Scudders Acoustic
oil from b. D. Sand., 100 Fulton corner of William,
before using OF the bottle bearing
completely although lave times
affected from takGg cold Yet with few app-
have been again rcored and would recommend
Others, similarly affected, Try the same
SETH COUCH, 10 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
Messrs A. b. ID. Sands-Gentemen-As have not the
pleasure of personal acquaintance you
certificate, which, FROM humanity my fellow beings you
liberty make such disposition OF you may think pro-
per. Respectfully your humble servant,
SETH COUCH.
do hereby certify that my little daughter quite deaf
much that wassomete fearful she weud entirely
hearing. From Ii reputation of DR. Scuddsr ndu
happy state, she entirely resiored TO hearing.
III. ID. PARKMAN Hudson, NJ Y.
have had similar performed, to that mentioned by
Mr. parkmar, my child by the use OF part OF bste
the above Oil.
STEPHEN HEDGES. Hue son. New York.
The above carefully prepared from the original receipt
DR. Scudder by the subscribers who sole propreors for
the United States Of America aud the Canadas.
FASSETT l. SELDEN, 1oi River street. Troy, NY.
The genuine Acoustic Oil is sold wholesale and retail by
A. b. ID. SANDS, loo Fulton street,
26 I'm Of william.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

1t WILMINGTON IN C)NEW LINE OF
&fH PACKETS.-Ths line OF packets will hereafter be
composed OF the following vessels sailing from New
York punctualy as advertsed viz:
Schr. ALFRED f. THORN, (Hew) ii. Sanford, master.
Schr. REGULUS, C. Mills master
Schr. REPEATER. ID IL Sanford master.
Schr. TELL, X. Hawkins master.
Schr TOPIC, Jacob Smith MASTER
The above schooners all first Glass copper fastened
ed by able and experienced navgaors and will regularly
to and from Whining on throughoutthe year.
The detention o New York engaged IN this trade
having heretofore beena great and OF complaint the
tscrbsr DESTROYS removing the by despachng
vessel of this line every nine days. and eject the pema
establishment such patons their days OF sailing
will give satisfaction TO shippers further
for them TO the preference 10 the vessels OF
this line ALL transient vessels which preference
year, through thick and Thin. We that they shall
invariably sail on the appointed full not full and take
freight when opposed TO any transient vessel at such rates as
will insure the support and preference Of an erga
ged in this trade both nonresident and resident shippers
and when opposed regular packet thecuomary rates.
or al the SANG rates as taken by such regular vessel
The subscribers feel aefu for the liberal support and
tronage which they have always received from the date of
their first establishing this line Of packets, tsx nce
and respectfully solicit continuance OF public avor ard IN
return bog leave all shippers that ~hie exeon
please give perfect satisfaction shall be wanting their
through their advertisements which they again them
they rely with certanyof their vessels always
smiling stated in them uness detained by wind weather.
their freight solely straight forward
course uniformly pursued by them, for continuance OF
For The ACCOMMODATION OF Shippers the subscribers have
removed from 1870 South their present locaonand
fer their further their vessels will always load
or as near the feet OF Wall street rs possible.
All goods arded the subscribers will he shipped free
commission or any other except what actually
Insurance by any of the OF this line the
very lowest rates.
For freight passage, all above having
JRs HAILETr Brown 50 South st. cor Wall.
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FARE REDUCED.
@3 CO.. CO..

UNITED STATES MAIL FOR PRINcEToN, TREp.
TON AND PHILADELPHIA
BY Rail Road and Coaches
Morning Line-w leave the foot OF Couandt st every
orung 9ocock by the Of the New Jersey Rail Road
New Brunswick thence by stage to Trenton, arriving al
Philadelphia the same afternoon
Reurning-Leave Trenton NJ ia o'clock, A. NJ after the
arrival Of ofthe Phladepha and Trenton Rail Road,
arriving nj New York Mt "a o'clock. NJ.
Evening LneLssves New York foot of Courtlandt St nj
O'Clock Nj passengers viii reach Trenton by o'clock,
lodge and early Of Philadelphia and Trenton
Raj Road arriving IN Philadelphia bye O'clock, AN.
Returping-Leave Philadelphia al O'Clock, r. ~ arriving
In NewYork AT "a O'Clock, A. NJ
Por seas apply Rail Road Once foot Of Coorandt
New York the old Stage Office, 20 South Sd st. oppo-
Congress Hall, PHILADELPHIA and al the bar of Rising
Sua Tavern nj Trestop.
Passengers from Paterson accommodated b- taking
the first Of the Paterson Rail Road which
with the above aes al the Junction at Berg~n and the
public may rely ssuppy ofsages New Brusswck for
their accommodation.
field, or r. Mail Coseh Office, Odd No l Ceur,lsndt
Broadway, New York.
N B. Leaves The snice quarter before A. M. and a
au srtrr before 4 p. NJ.
New York, Nov. l6 laT jM -
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uyROkT,a TRIAg-For sale 4 this Office, lumber ~
copies trial Of animation " witnesses Ds
Via Paul Browns Speech Jsbn Morfs speech Tbos Pho
mir district attorney charge Of Recorder Rker he Ac-
Price centa u