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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-11
AT NEW HAVEN,

WILL BE OFEEHED AT AUCriOr ,., on
vsusbs building grounds situated % rods yss, Of
sce0 ana Of co aaS % wassry Place
Park Place, Morocco, and George streets - - -
joining h and %ife from i
nearness TO dense population 10 Yale college, anu ~
The increase Of valuable buildings south and west Of Yale
Cole even in the presses, state public pacsnaIy embaI
rassmen exhibits The permaneney those M h ,v
which msst ever make his property desirable especially for
reside Persons neadng now Or hereafter 70 locale IN
who busness in New York have resi-
dences bat little distance from this properly rrsa,
Haven and the with which perons can 60 una come
csy 10 those in New York whc chdrea are be
ing educated, locate their fam les at New Haven
day afternoon. on tbe grounds, by The subscriber;
Terms lper cent cash on the day Of ~ PEI soa
Suii IL &c. PARKER. Auetione.r.
TASTE IN, RHODE ISLAND, and connectcu,
T. Bank Notes discounted at a low rate by
auli S.J.sYLvEs TER, $50 Broadway ard p Wall St
&c Is oss inc g New
street During the two past his pracec Ia this CT
~ eases Of Dyspepsia Liver Consump
Angina Pecor and ether chronic affections which had
or entirely cured by his eatmenL He would
sS " I'd s bis Rg R sna
Rev Spring, D. D. and that numerous certhcass OF
several this city similar the related below
can be referreato
The Rev. Mr. Stow author Dr. Sears, OF which
Mon,rose, Pa. The letter is dated, May IA 1888.
Doctor Sears Dear SSA few days after wrote TO you In
giving OF Mrs Slows illness, aud
soliciting assistance her symptoms bscame more dec
dedly alarming much SO that called council OIL phys
cans who aer very thorough examinat on OF her case
understand that hopeless Her cough
with violence that feared she would sufoeate IN
her Her cough increased the drop
The the dropsy the other hand Impaired
energy and vruence her coughs and thus by their
they hurrying her fast TO the tomb Al
her cough continued sixteen hours with ut ntcrs
and asuaged only by the very free OF
morphine lew after this medicine arrived, and
Immediately administered with the most happy enecs
the skeleton of what she in health she has be- con-
any gaining ssce and able to attend In some
domestic and with the exception
weakness enjoys comfortable health She IS raised
thank God for bis family feel myself under
obg also To for invaluable prescriptions Ia her
You have laid family under the greatest
gratitude and most highly do value your skill In those
distressing complaints which dreadful
'"'''e'' i''''' "''' TIMOTHY STOW.
ANGINA PECTORIS.-Its prominent ard characteristic
unpleasant sensation the breastbo or pit OF
particularly the eft side and Of the heart extending Of
the shoulder blades and affecting the LETT ars Those
subject sometimes awakened with sense oil sunoca-
on, difficulty In brcathHg add experience shortness OF
ing fight Of stairs These symptoms not constant and
the of ereys good beah except durRg the pa
which at FIRST do not frequently occur but becomes
with peculiar aim alarming sensations
joyed.
DR. Sears has had much experience In the treatment OF this
In which has
sisted al ordinary means auto ow
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-11

u PsEscOTTs UNITED STATES OIL PASTE
BACKING 10 admitted by all who have proved H. 70 y
decidedly article offered 10 the publs being
maaaaetured ell does sos hke most blscking iore the
leather but the preserves and soens Whee-
lae dealers particularly rsqsesied 70 call snd examine
the above article and satisfy themselves that rrescers Black
ing must take precedence over any other now IL use
LIST Because posse conservative qualities.
I'd Its easy application.
3d. Ii improves, athei than Is impaired by age.
4th II will polish with over oil or tsilow-and lastly,
perfection In backing hitherto unatained . =
and Tor 80 Water street, New York
Also by j. W. Clark, Buffalo. orders solicited. aussm
TO SOUTH ERN MERCHANTS.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, he
" A. w. SPIES, 1872 Pearl street, 10 now opening full
Fall supply Of Hardw arcsor sale on the most reasonable
terms.
crates patti Iron Tea Kettles and Sauce Pans.
5 crates Sheet IrNn do. do.
casks assorted Table Gallery.
do Pen nd Pocket Knive., Shear Scissors, kc.
90. Rasors 10 do Flies and Edge Tools.
so do. assorted Trace Chains.
2gO dozen do. Axes.
10 Guns. Pistols and RneS
30 pairs self cooking and revolving ristois
Together with a general assortment OF Shelf Hardwares;
Plat Japanned Fancy Goods suitable or the souhern
market. aug 3m*
II NEW KEFECTOhY.-J. SWEENEY Ia
forms his friends the public that he has opened new re-
ectory that large and elegant buildag No 44 Fulton st.
Fish, FLESH and Fowl always t. be ound on h tables and
every delcacy Of the SION appears In
the market No attention Ill be waiting his part
give satisfaction and he hopes find that geHerous
iva SIN }. SWEENEY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-11

Composition OrnaRen t Manufact0ry,
594 Broadway, New York.
~ JOHN CALLER respectfully inforas Architects and
Builders he furnish OF de-
scrpton for the interior finishing Of buildings the lowest
terms.
NJ B. Specimens can be at the mandatory above
Ornaments got up to any design. myeSns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-11

Des Carries de Visites, dc Aoces ct do Com-
q VISITING CARDS CARDS AT HOME, STORE
CARDS. kc. nc. ~
VAL X + MES
ENanAvINe, PRINTING, AND rAsHToNABLE VISITING
AND STORE CARD ESTABLISHMENT,
SO john st., csrHsy Of Hslson st.
YORK.
Visiting Cards, Cards Home Wedding Parties, Mer-
camille Cards. engraved IN superior STYLE and print
with In the latest and most approved
fashios. je1s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-11
or wYLIE,s BLEECKER STREET GARDEN 10 r.,

u WYLIE'S BLEECKER STREET GARDEN 10 free
again ladies aud gentlemen MIR W. announce To the In.
hssans of New York ard It's vicinity, that he has engaged
New York Brass Band-they will play Anne.
ricap, English Irish. and Scotch national airs and marches
every fair evenisg.
Mr. slices AID Of the choicest quality.
The 0ardea will epen every Sunday evening". Admit.
lance 1874 cents on sumo ays-r shments Included.
III No 1 Blocker street, DOOR north OF Carmine street
jy 26-ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-11
THE LATE MAYOR

OF PHILADELPHIA has certified under seal OF the city
to the character svne and geneea
OF high standing who declare positively under their own hands
al OF which ay sthe place named besw) that the
Balm OF Columbia Is only certain preervative but posi-
lively restorative OF the human hair Who shall dispute
who bald Tae only have splcndid steel plate
gravsd wrapper with Falls OF Niagara, nc. on It.
Inquire No. Fletcher st. erbesw feari st. nesr Ma
den Lane fyitim-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-11

CONSUM rION.-it is well known that this is fatal
~ disease wherever sxits and therefore should be arrested
il stage The forerunner oil this dis
sho.d be closely watched and aemedy early applied
On-l the frequent orerunners Of Consumption Is,
tickling the throat Nth slight dsehrge IN the
producing bat little Inconvenience but too often ter
nnanx fatal disease AS remedy for this Dr. Taylors
Baam Of Lverwor sold SIS Bowery has equal and
heartily advise all eader diseased 10 try this
dcae the fat has gone forth, diseased seated and your
destiav SCI ed
~ Look for counerets Go to the
SIS boweIy; there will what want and know the
what ven are taking auit 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-11

~ SECOND WARD no TEL-Next to the corner OF
Fulton street, In Nassau steet-1his we'll known establish
having undergone thorough reftng, l. now In com.
pete order the accommodation Of who may honor
with their patronage. =.
There In house. besides the lower story, which Is
tbrswn entirely open public bar large room upos
the story rs feet by IS weued for the sccommoda
OF public neergs together with several smaller ones
adapted clubs Referees for the ah sscsR OF
other private business
Clubs private parties accommodate with rooms AND
may be furnished with dinners suppers composed 81 every
OF decacy which the markets eaord at shor
notice. EDMUNb JONES, Proprit TOT. Jell
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-11

notice. EDMUNB JONES, Proprietor. jeIi
RAs,FOkD's Rooms FOR BILLIARDS
NJ. ~ 2s sa .pa r 4. ss
Tables Cohs Balls nc and exercises Tor health rur-
ready Tor trial. IL ROOM with spring. steel india
rubber and cloth cushions and eagle ,os and wood frames
DULMONAHY CuNsUMPTION.-Th.n name Of
this dsesse-the awful weird Consumption and the sen
s ssss he In h
disease ihsH all other causes cobned whereas nney nine
D. f,e fI"i '' asssss ' kEMEDY ely For PgIsSSSRY
sy Cali 10, CHATHAM SQUARE where iii. %.dese
Is for sale ard where every Information respecting VIII be
EAIR OF THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE
The 4,h Aaaua Fair will be held at Castle Garden on
Mondsy sept ID and nc o. ~ "a
ovements In the Meehani, AIs purpose awarding for ssy
class prsmiom, silver Medals and Diplomas viii be
awarded 10 mererious articles
To appreciates exhibag specimens Of workmanship ap-
,easy hs judges ,1rs Pines y ss ,%e.c
.sei. s lsors;o BE- appreciated consist. Of .enSos
the eekly scientific Lectures the Of the LIBRARY and
psrs, with The American and Foreign Periodicals The Ii
brsy some works the only copies ~ The United
psreuins Of the Fair slss f9sos 10 smother .a,sr
tisement JHAROLD, secretary. suIu
TN. sPOHN, No FLETCHER st. rea Pearl ST. ard ~,
Kinds, Cali ,le'e Tor spcs%s Headache Remedy.
SPEA X ING TkMmPEIs. Of superior qusli,y
- snd work manship n,sputsciured ard Tor sale by
sule LEWIS rwAN0Ek, z Courtlsndts St
AMERICAN TABLEsPOOus-Thisa article pos
al ver being OF pattern, and liable srsish FOR
sulc NY LEWIS FEUcHTwANeER, acour,la.d,a
CHURCH sBRvICE-0f germsa silver end one
" fifth the value Of silver, of superior workmanship and
compie sets /, manufactured end Tor sale nv
suis LEWIS FEUcHTwANGER, 2 CORTLAND st
xvy ~ I'm a a., -. 80 :. s,.-.ws =. -, -,
w He must produce the rceren
regard ability, honesty, &c. suck and c,hen
need apply II Ci nton Hotel sns ~
NEW YORK TATTERsALI.s-OnM csdsy,
August -, will be sold al this establishments the Wen
known matched hosss sampson and Howard beisg ne
and tkey have while tbs property :" "e
present owner. Sale POSITIVE. --,..- r..
children Tk~ PONY n allowed BY ~ Who have seen hs' 70
e'he mss perfect thise e The sind ever svsk"' W"
O j. MooRE, 80 Breadvsy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-11

Transaosions this day
Csssoa 80 bales Fla. sial1 Flour, lee =. ess.. ~.
.. lS6 Orleans, 9all3 ASHES, 49, brls yosSs
Tobacco 1909 Lgs man 10 whsisbsne, 81 lbs FAC
Flour 600 bis com. SSH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-11

NJ B. All persons forbid trusting any person
Wave wont an order from the
Capt.in au4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-11

D =. q. =. !, GENE !:.!,s e:s 80 Chi
Se~ sCerrtla~dta a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-11

Surgeon who has devoted particular attention the subject
OF Hsrns, and the csnsruon and application Of Trusses
his occ, No. AHn street, Broadway two doors from
| the American Museum. jylS1ms
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07

seutive oficers.--those who are charged with
the execution Of the law---must direct the drafts
which are 10 bring the money from the banks
to NEE. them. Let any unprejudiccd mind
compare the influences here embodied with
the Executive patronage conferred by the bill
under discussion, and can the decision be in
favor ofihe bank system, in this respect!
But there is another view Of this matter, He
had shown that, under the system proposed by
the bill, the Executive could no, reach the mo-
ney in the hands of the depositary without
subjecting both 10 condign punishment. How
is it here! Suppose the Executive corrupt,
and the bank willing to be corrupted, or the
reverse, and what is TO hinder his obtaining a.
any amour of the public money he peases!
He takes it not as the money Of the people, but
as the money Of the bank. 1t is not, in form,
loan from the public money on deposite, blu,
an accommodation in the usual course of bank.
ing business; and still, before the depositine
officer shall have left the counter Of the insti
tuition, the Executive may take the money he
depositss, and no one is punishable. The de-
posting officer himself, or any other Execu
tive officer of the Government, may do the
same thing, with equal impuni,y.
Has the system provided for by the bill, then
any thing to fear from comparison with tina
Of the State bank deposi,e system, as 10 the
dangers Of an increase Of Executive pa,ronage1
He could not so suppose.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07
PROPOSALS
FIR publishing in Galeaa. Illinois, ne,o.pa-
per, entitled the
GALENA DEMOCRAT.
JOHN TURNEY, EDITOR.

"O the most superficial observer, it must
Il be apparentth that crisis has arrived which
loudly calls for, nay, imperiously demands of
the whole Democracy OF the nation firm,
strenuous, and united exertion for the main.
tenance Of the grand fundamental principles
upon which our happy government was estab.
lished. and upon which, alone, it can be per-,
pelua,ed.
In a local point of view, the above remark
has peculiar applicability to this northwestern
portion Of Illinois: here, for nearly two years
past, the Democracy have been cast into the
back ground, vilifed. abused, and slandered
by the oppostlon, and no organ at hand t:,ro'
which retribu,ive justice could be sought.
TO contribute, therefore, to the Moderation
Of our present political situation, though fec.
BILE the effort, will be one of the primary oh.
jects Of the Democrat.
For the promotion Of education, and the diff
fusion Of useful knowledge, the arts and sci.
ences, and whatever will contribute to the
greatest good Of the great number, the Demo.
crat will 90 as far as he who will 60 farthest.
Religious controversy, personal vitupers.
ton and abuse, will find no favor with the De.
mocrat.
TERMS---The Democrat will be published
OH an extra imperial sheet, once week, at
three dollars per annum, payable in advance,
or on the delivery Of the first number.--and for
every three months delay, fifty cents will DO
added.
Any person procuring ten subscribers, and
becoming responsible for the same, will be On.
titled to copy Of the Democrat.
The first number Of the Democrat may DO
expected about the 18th instant.
T..
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07

LuDlcRoUs.-Early the other morn.
ing man was seen to emerge from
Water street, run down Chestnut street
and along the wharf towards Walnut
street, pursued by another man who's.
only garment was very short linen
one. Notwithstanding the weather.
the chase was warm one, tho the
Pursuer looked rather chill and blue.
The hunted was stopped between Che.-
nut and Walnut streets; the hunter
came up and the cause Of the chase ex.
planned. 1t appears that the former
had robbed the latter while in bed If
his money, and was making off With
the booty, when the sleeper awole.
and not feeling disposed to let him e..
cape, bolted after the thief without
waiting to dress. He cut rather sor-
ny picture in leading the rasca: back 10
his boarding house.--[Pennsylvania "a.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07

LONG Times 0;nt
'sov as they used to ,0as," is most
lamentable fact in more respects than
one. Mr.. Jefferson once said: 81 serv-
ed with Washington in the Legislature
of Virginia, before the Revolution, and
during it with Franklin in Congress. l
never head either of them speak ten
minutes at time, nor TO any but the
main point, which was to decide the
question. They laid their shoulders
to the great points, knowing that the
little ones would follow ofthemseives. -
How is it now?
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07

CONGRESSIONAL REpoRrERs.-Thc
Baltimore Visitor is out in manly ar
ticlc against the marcenaries who infest
the purlieus of the national capitol, and
manufacture falsehood in the shape OF
Letters from Washington to suit the
purposes of the partizan journals, who
can afford to give sulficiency Of silver
wherewith to purchase their time
consciences being out Of the question,
as they do not possess any.-These
scribblers have been frequently known
to write for different journals entertain
ing directly adverse political opinions;
and as the tone Of the letters must be
adopted to the character Of the journal
in which they are published, it follows
as matter Of great probability, that
the same pen employed in eulogising
certain men and measures, may with
another dip in the ink-horn serve to
defame them. 1t is time the nuisance
was abated.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07
In the attacks upon the character Of

In the attacks upon the character Of
Wisconsin, recently becoming SO very
common, therei is more meant than meets
the cye.-There is spirit of jealousy
and envy at the bottom Of it-having
its foundation in the superior advan-
tages which the Territory holds out to
the emigrant over that of some other
sections Of country not thousand miles
off; and its extraordinary advancement
in all the elements Of real greatness.
Theis iIliberal spirit and feeling is still
par tial, but there are efforts making by
the specializing owners and proprietors
ofmushroom and paper cities and towns
on both sides Of the river, and especial
ly on the sucker side, to make it gen
eral, and for that purpose the aid of the
Press has been called in. If rogue
escapes from their own soils and pol
lutes ours with the commission Of
crime, or, if the most trifling fracas
occursin our widely extended territory,
no matter how caused or provoked, or
what the circumstances, the affair with
all the deceitful trappings of mock NOR
atty, and pretended regard for public
order, law, morality, &c. is heralded
forth in the most pl,intive sslaments,"
for our sad condition. We are then
represented, not, INDEED, in words, but
by "damnable hint and abominable
innuendoes" as being without the pale
Of civilization-witlout any of the
restraints Of civil soGety--as in truth
but little better, if rot little worse,
than barbarians,--ane the majesty of
the Iaw-the benign spirit Of religion
the obligations Of morality are all
invoked TO save US ''fIom ourselves"
utter ruin and disgrace. And all
this comes from people who have a
beam in their own eyes while they are
troubled with but mste in ours.-A
lecture on morality, Law or order from
Sodom and Gomorrah!!! Patriots and
phllanthrophists, (for such ye doubtless
are, attend to your own business, and
never mind ours. It would we'll be-
come We so do. If We have any tears
to shed reserve them for home con-
sumption. Talk MOTTO US about mobs,
and riots, and murders, until at least
the groans of your victims have died
upon your s.-[Territorial Gaz.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07
WESTERN EXCHANGE,
For Sale or Rent.

The Town Of Galena, Illinois, will be SOFA ..
5000 -. t ,;har,, arm. The house has bee" re-
e sa,a1 e OK and repaired, 40 feet ~.
e.s.ary ou-buildings The house j. !" IL.
known and we'll patronised, being sj'os,i .hin one
centre Of the business part OF the town. lat landing,
hundred yards of the principal Sea" Ran Rank. Land
and within half that distance Of -, viii DO given
Office, and Post Office. Possess;u .f,rm.,ion, en-.
ON the LIST Of April. For i1I Tn WANN. 81.
quife of DAYS oDc IEGATE.
G.l.n., H., Feb. 81, 1898 30"
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07
The Tragedy Of Othello was latel,

The Tragedy Of Othello was lately
performed to the life, or rather to the
death, in small town in Italy. In
the last scene, in which, according to
the Italian version, the Moor consum-
mates his vengeance by the dagger in
stead Of the pillow, the actor approach
ed the bed with the fatal instrument,
made the stab, and piercing shrek
ensued; the blood flowed, and BESIDE
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07
w. E. CHITTENDEN.)
VS.. IN A"aC""o"s'.

Before Matthias Ringer, Justice OF the feaee'
within and for the county Of Du Buque.
NTOTICE IS hereby given, That q SUIT IN At
IN tachment has been commenced, entitled a.
above. against the goods and chattels, rights cfea'
its and demands Of the defendant, an absent ae a.s
Or and the said suit stands continued until the l':"
day of May next at the office Of SAID lusnss ;"
Bellview, Jackson county, Wisconsin rp
MATTHIAS RINGEK, =. 8
February 10. 1888. 37-Prs fec So ~.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07

j ELECTION TREArs.-The Legisla-
ture of Massachusetts is about to put
a stop to the practice Of treating at
elections. A bill has been introduced
into the House, makingit penal Of
Silence for candidate ssto treat with in
yer,sscating liquors any person attending
ahiipsopiion." The fine is one hun
Jufsk deep into his hearth.
he door, and went out, and
'opher stroked his chin gently,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07

CURIOUS wAGER.-A man with one
eye laid awager with another man, that
he--the one-eyed person-saw more
than the other. The wager was accept
ed, you have lost says the first-I
can see two eyes in your face, and you
can only see one in mine
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07
LIME FOR SALE.

HNHE subscriber respectfully informs tho cili-
Il 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 use Of
the country.
NICHOLAS CARROLL. Z
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07
Pedigree.

YOUNG VOLUNTEER was bred by Mr.. Jas.
Proctor, ofLogan county, Ky. and was sired by Mr..
A. Cotton's celebrated race horse Volunteer, by
Gallatn; he by the imported Bedford out Of tho
imported Membrino made, his dam by the import
ed Koyalist, he by Saltram, he by Eclipse; grand
dam BY the imported Spread Eagle, he by Volun-
teero of England, he by Eclipse; great grand dam
by Patriot, he by Fearnought, he by Aristotle,
Valiant, &c. great great grand dam by Celer, he
by the imported Janus. Young Voluntecr's dam
was by Price's Domede, he by Lawrence's Do
mede,h by the imported Diomede, Wildair mare,
rrearnousht, Jolly Rogers, imported Kitty Fisher,
&c. grand dam by Matchless, he by Booy, he BY
Clubfoot, he by the imported Janus-J anus Of Eng
land BY Godolphin Arabian, Little Hockey mare,
dam Fox, Bald Galloway, &c. &c. Thus it will
BE seen that Young Volunteer has descended from
the best stock in America-Dion1edco on the side Of
his dam-Gallatin, Bedford, Royalst, Spread Ea.
gle, Cellar and Janus the side Of his sire: all Of
which have contributed TO propagate not only the
finest, but tho eetest horses in the world So Civ.
Ell in the American Stud Book.
B. B. LAWLESS.
April 7. 1888. ~.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07

NAkEN aaoat in the Mississippi river, ONO.
Il site Parsons Parsons Ferry, a raft Of Pin.
Lumber, and landed in Pu Buque, and placed un-
aer the charge of Henry Simplot, which the owner
can nave oy proving property and paying charges.
J. PARSONS.
April 7, 1888. 42-3t