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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-19

Couar or GnxsnAL Snssisns.- Thomas Hyer and
Michael WlllArsdOrh. alias Dutch Nike, indicted ,os
IN assasltl and battery on lanes stewart on inc
Seh May esTly in the morning -,
|" ysmes Stewart testified that abs0t O'Clock On the
morning Of the h, q gang Of four or nve men az,
sauised him a. lha conner OF chatham ana rear!
streets. one Of when demanded eaiisfac,ion, and
squared of Al him, ne,ked him down, ana ne %
., NE insensible from the .fects OF the blow.
William Wallace testified that he saw the prisoner
n yer hauling the cvmplanap, with hrs hss, but did
ne, ;hlnk that he hurt hun. -.
John Wilson testified that he saw Hyer 20 up Di
VISION street after the snfay. ino OsAcr was TUG"
Mnses Dunlap Gin custody on sirnllar charRe) saw
the aaiay when Il 0mnenced- neither Of the prison.
were there--dscined answering Who struck the
complainant, for fear Of 'mpnca'ing himself
A numhtr Of wiine sses, male ana female, testiueu
Inn, thr prisoner was not IN 'he ARRAY
Frames Dennis0n s~ore that she lives in the Ar.
cade In ,be,h sireei-let prisoner, Hytr, IN at
o'clock m the morning-kn0ws he did not pet Out
AGAIN as sbe kept the key of the deer under htr pillow
married 10 hm-has known him about year-is
andfd0y Of the house.
Distr'ct At,mne,-l shall not ask you any further
Qrsflous. You may stand ASIDE.
Charlotte, black, testified that che lives with MISS
d nalsoa, the preceding wi,uess-was awoke about
one clock on the night spoken OF, and heard Hyer
c ms IN.
@ How do You know il Hverr
A.-Beeause heard F.ances say, tom 10 that
you2" ns
\ Co,rr = How do you know what night il was!
N A --Becauee heard them say that Tom had got
into sctapc-snmr' hing ab ut cutting a mans nose
off Ii was On Tuesday morning Thr FIRST heard
ahamt "ihe nose was an the Saturday following
N,thras Burbank, sworn. Did not see The afay
,ppk.n al. not near the scene of IT, Did no see
Hyer that day Hv.r advised wi ness This mornine
20 cave the city. O hers also ADVISED him To have
Among Others, was one Vardtizvt-and dyfr SUD-
IN .andx "a am n
ali about il. Was no, among the gang IN Cha haH
street, on the night spoken Of The first that witness
knew Of the anay was through the papers next morn
ing.
David Sturdevant sworn-Saw Buriolf on the
morning Of the afiray on the corner OF Pearl and
Oh than street Saw lie Rse the same morning al
the same time and place. Could not say that the men
were drunk at the time.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-19

RTiFlCIAL TIE r. H-Frors q complete
"A set WITHOUT CLASPS SPRINGS &c the priyci
pies spheric pressure .uy LEVITT Den,s No. 80
broad way Fl door in Warren ST. The improve.
uen dsiing usng feature efth method the compee-
y ecsg the ,ssenal ~bscts Of the and security
the supplied In the wholly with ciasrs,
springs. other similar means r rsons interest
ed in his improve wi unncQusnted with It's
ture and ~xient. may see by a SLIGHT INSPECTION,
WHICH Is FREELY OFFERED T o . HEM. that III plan
did. In priacl te and results from hitherto prsc
ed in NEW YORK asd that tie above sa,smsns Is strictly
Ais s'srs ees Of The HIGHEST ORDER are most ample
The opinon OF New York public ON HI improved ys
BE- 10 the following respectable pape-vae
18th July, t856; Courier md Enquirer 6A
December. 1885, Evesing Star, I7.h Jane. 1857.
A-,ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-19

nN"ts sDUSts rAsAn-An .srssss ANA nIghly
" approved Dearifce.--
To give pear whi,eness " ne teeth,
enhance the charms ard hesuty II the msuth,
And std sfrssrsnt swr~f~~~s - the breath,
Is an attainment 'ang dsyostIy wished,
Though ec'er III .ow edre iveiv achieved
TIE i,rrs Teoth Paste hsppiiy insores
Teis nsue n desired result, " ~tl IT, use,
With premp high Satisfaction, prove.
THE oRRis TOOTH PASTE. while VI beauties the
teeth, renewing and preventing every appearance
tartar. ard givrf 70 th~-, clear snd pesry wilderness, I'm
proves The color Of thu lips guu, srd gives adooa
beruty IN the ssssAis of the osshby ts sniecn,
properties greatly ~ds the teeth nus
srs sl that peculiar and frsgvsst s~e>se
b~vsth rs whch the ssvvs Fcot iuv sod extensively
eelehratex. Por saie 49, Iesne SID retail M ~
n. e. HART, M rs nrosNwsy,
aAy rsvnsx ~ Cesrtisnd,ss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-19

IA. JOHNsOK Is consul,sa cssaaern.ny a. hisoase
~ No II Dusae street, Chatham and wlls Sta
sSs ssS he
venerea poison Improper trsaesi Dr. Johnson
he sss Of any debaasins iudious medicine pr.ver
::ns are nay desc with esrss.iy o. success
re .o ss
Jahnson cab eertsa srevsn.asve may ee made agass
"a ~ssa used wSs hours ssr exposure L
post paid and enclosing aztec have the sscefsary
Ass~nl.ses from g. A. NJ 70 ii :, sight Dr. Jshnsn
aevsd from Ia Chawh~rss,reet. ny22lms
A PsSr e&
TRACTOF c0PAIsA AND sARsAPARiLLA, certain.
s.S .ss f .s" or he kaies s cra
We co~pouaa Es@se q csp.lb. ana s.r .p.rs pc.e.
lev sdysssses not e9sysd ~ any ons, medicine for
shs1sd render l. .1s dy heSy popo''T sss Dc
.r ]" @po,ed ina,
pss entirely t.ssless and causes =. unp esssst sensa.
III msss. profssson, and II obers baye su-rss
,her Of The above complaints. ard ~hc experenced
hei the course psrsaod vii be inserted here
after.
sed 81 Broadway. jeSim.
FFsx sHH SEs s.,l1sss .id..s . s1 IT,
Copusd Kxrsct Of Copsiss sna rarsspsris, tbe sost
h~h spd enormous sale meccise hiss obtained
The critsrop of ts immense ul
NV. IL hss acquired fame ~ almost par Of
Eurcpe sss BE- ~r~mined approved e ssd sanctioned
by faculty e medicine, and BY The most en-
"s css this preparation enjoys above All c
er u - portable ov put mp IN pots the mode w which
h. tahen being both easy and pleasant ~ tases ns
ture Win diet from daily boz
sI~e travellers espsssIy would hna ibis redcne hs ny
usrfp snd ought be unpuvdrd With preparation
ssirQ the which he present ose
meese pss~phics ezpss.'ory " shv
srr s ~ ise ds~sss without erirs charge
tsnirx " sad ample srecoss Itccn'ass no msrcury
rree ~ ~ pr tot. 100
ana sAi Wrcssws, myi6.im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-19

xsn1s 1OOrn PAS1k.-An us~ausiisa l,eptL
frice The Orvis Teath Pas hes ~ every insssce.
realized the highsst o(ibosc
used ~ ss buudrrds ~ lnaivau ehe.ruliy ssst whilr
brau6rs The ,efih giving W hsna clear and resry white
ness and rrmnvng pev 10 srrars oftar.
tar improves she cslor ~ tho snd prevents
aud AL uicrrs ~ The moutleress pvorrss,
cav re,a' dimps thsf p~cusr
ness the breath for which the Orr Justify and or
-veiy celr ardand " also aisnr wirh
"a Tor i,s and fragrswse III llU
The DuRIS TOOTH PAST can, ~ the insa he clsar
red agreeable and srcril~rs Took while
free % tho na~nv ol-e,"ns hni apply such arce
tha, spPlca lie Torh Powders
sp sppendsge The toist n ain NO in
~ sdr ~ IN least esgree siurnus " the teeth sna Il
hishly recommended NY The r, smius DensiSs> It's exru
sale general sslsfscio that ersures, are how
ever, the bess sva nee, oil popularity and Price
Fer ssle w n Mar, iTg broadway ~ asrt H. n IN
nor<wsy, srt - Husn Hove uulon, ~ Chatham s r.
~ orssd street, be~ee" Ess broadway asd D'v,cr r-e
atoennmr
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Bradwa
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EDINBURGH UNIVERSAL MEDICINE

Foundation epn
D cioiER D II P M Z / M - 49, ~ 49, " - ~
hmi eou fsuA
de'""Hs ana p~J"y drastic
T G ~
sEsAE & pseE FEY
!%E
healthy
shumouu
I @ s Re
and
hs ewarcd wi nerves uaunsd
d dsa ne "a must acs
r~ass
.sasaa5 ~ anu " 'h' "''' cure ana rs'' ' s' 'A~s -"
Ts. PIN: :a.y e!
ss 20 s' ' y" ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-19

hAEDrCAL AND SUN o,CAL.-DR oLOvER
M X cossssed sssl In Ne Lrs,saen Of certain cs~ ot
1900 ~ spprs TIE pse dat ~ has regular
edscsses " h ccycsry SD rc, 70 ~ cssrA
~ ~ sfeaeeS docse sedcsl euner sr pTye~ieo ~
Svss sssrsscs thlr1 Sscs fss tss h~see~ L~~p o.
$4,000 Sose . - svce&sG fhHA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-19

E0n The REMOVAL OF sUPEW Flu
Gus nAik-fnatvsne OF feu,sie seasty
orssese stu rsnrr unsighty, the lip
ehectusiy removed ny Tree q ATkINSDN's DEPfIA
TORY It's cperstos " ins,ansssvus he hair
cut the least spprosch 20 psp and leaving the skin
softer as before Bv using Depaiory the roots q
The hair usually Destroyed further
pcatsp OF w. No bad rom need be
pretended as u may be infants skis without any
bad effects
The advertiser prepared wsaa, everv bottle cold by
him eHec,uaIly s.d be perfectly
ally ss~n~r CourtIand, O.
TNFLUErZs. COU,iH., COL DIS, PUTE I'D
Salt Rheum Gryapens. xcrotuIos- Eruptons &c he
cured In afe~ days. by the OF Doctor yatkssn edcsd
vspour baths, 200 nowery vi>ier be
andsted with BAN Al ave minutes notice. everyday,
o'cock. 4. ~ uatu II O'Clock " The evening t'M
~ o. 6snte~ IN nishrd apartments. With board the
themselves under Doctor Jschson's treatment Mrd
Gated vspoor Baths II Is prrer n.nsion. these Baths
have resemblance To the Thoasonisn system treas
81 t4 m27-sms
LVOH DANG HE sAIN. lrurl Grey or led 10
Il bcauufui Black or Bro~n-MAHOMMED'S TURKlAu
DYES universally adm tied he the best article ever sent
pcforr the pull hd IVY superscins other
ration for he purpose. which " ~ty co ps~d III ~ ets
sls as mus evs ptusiy give entirely 10 the
IN kiSk Dye iuoPcrstion IL almost beisv spped
70 head III before gong brdo~ rising M ~ s,~r
ming The transportation cop,plete The cant me SUI
chAsg~ either from asconrmen oU rourhpess
or other LIS he attended no In nee or M
consequences whatever sold wholesale s,d retail w
y. HART, f7e Hrosdwsy, II
Ally c-rn~r ~ Cosrsls~dts II.
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rOs TH : eUsE oE srA,

] MERiN0rhn institution, lor,s~ry ~ Ccur,Isnet street
WI I've rvop~crd fr the pon pupils oo the IN Of MAY
a~s, ae spring street Hudson Arrankeucss have
b~en made for coming from the cury and other
under the superoisndssse of thu Prineps. The system
taught VII be The sane prarced by the snbscrber for thu
lss hvs years, with such pste Hundreds "
ssss hs city and the sdoai.x c.sr'ry have vsperissc.
benehts, and testified 10 complete eheacy n the
worst ~ smrvers Pupils will he received fem I'VE
oan .nd cure In all cases gnsfaleA or the money
Terms-Frem ssst 500 The sdgeot CURED gratis w
prther inormson sppy 10 The susscrseS - the instne
II Nv letter, post paid n. MI n, +. fsaA.N m1N
Ccssr can he had ny sppIyae 10 ave. eensinisg
thcaes Of cures reoemr,e nds,iors, &c -. ~
stTSm r.. HENRY WELLS. Prinrps
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-19

III =. yANDEN Bun GusS Eh LIS " MI
~ vsTfNs PILLS, from Gsrmsny, an savesssi remedy
suppression, guiary III wbere nature does
at have her regular and proper eonr-el 49, .4. -
heto BE- taken daring PREGNANCY The sale 81 I2se
during the asi nise menths sufcen gnsrsstee o.
their emescy Sold only ~ MIS- siRD midwife and emss
phyaean Sf9 Bo~~ry New York. Likewise her ceivhrsed
sooshn~ syrup children teeshss SAFE ehr~us
rruedy A~s csc~sns TO- npples prepared
ard aid NJ at>ovv Adv Rrstis- myf Sm$
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-19

Cir AsTt Icy COOPrR's LUTON FOR
y rlhPLSD FACES.-The Krest "Sr Ashley" assured the
propreor at the time he this receipt thu. he
knew an instance Of rs hss produce care The sale
Il In Europe has been Immense
SOLD by Goion, va sewrry conner 81 0rssd " Hea
cornev of Pike al Grand c. Hart ~ broad
wsy and Courtispdts WIN. n. Ho6msr eH Broadway and
A y: d s,nds, 100 Fulton, corasr OF WI liam st.
Price 50 cents. assn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-19

NJ lCr--Mks. BENNY 81. HAT ri no |. etu rry
~ src.dwsy ss rsnov~e her bssirsss ~ ssirs an s
hrst 6ow Here " the show ss- elsp,c~
of Eugih Patent Bunstabe kne Pa can ece I
horn. 6ne sph Srs~s and all al Lnnortea cnior,l
straw and Tn.e.n Hats ~sdcs fxshionnble s0ah a.
Shared and Siih Hats. he &c.
Mo- requests cali from pch ladies' a. wish to
with soy ~ The shave named articsa
se pnrucuar-entrance by the private doo, es~e ~
We WV. 4, 1r-r. Hrss mvlE i've
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EOR SALF-A counter for water, with msrbl
tnp newt sufficiently large ccptsin two cooers.
Also, Fountain Cooler ssd Dr,ugh Tubs together N
wo marble slabs for nessufirg III et osg ky
inches WIDE The shove will be sold low applied fce hume
diaty NJ N,A Old slip. mylm
VNHE FAILS THE HAtR Iii should invariably
most des rss'e espery he possession OF hne head u
HAIR, and which only be ebsaned by and
free use OF the VEGETABLE nAtR OIL richly perium~d
snd desirshe Substitute Cor The many injurious preparations
that are daily pslmed spon u.e public. = II
The advertiser pledges himself thst the VEGETABLE
HAIR OIL will ne feuad ncsrish md kfbs The hair
and restore bald order meet the
sv~ demand for a. has the low price 81
bottle. For sale by m. G. HART, l7J Brosd~sy,
s2iv corner of Cesrtsndi ST.
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VINEG AR!!! INEGAR !!!!

O o
Il a ss.n free from hnen
h Taykr ouoG
CEsrvcA Premium .AprLns
70 y in and
in
Asa,aa d in MRS ea.m
al II U
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03
FASHION.

1t is stated in the New Hampshire
Gazette, that the present fashion Of
wearing long hair over the ears origin
ated with state prison dandy who
took that mode Of concealing from the
public, the fact that his ears had been
cropped We think it very likely,
and we consider it our duty to extend
the information for the benefit of the
beaux, who pride themselves upon their
near resemblance to a poodle. Wits
kers, mustachios and imperials are all
very well in their way-for those who
have a particular partiality for the
adress circle" in congregation Of
bears-bnt, no other genius than one
fostered within the four walls Of pen
itentiary could ever have obtained so
good an insight to the mysteries Of
hideousness, as the inventor Of mod
err earlocks; and he must have taken
the hint from some absent minded
kitchen wench who had pinned her
scrubbing cloth onto her head, instead
Of pair Of false curls bought Of Jac-
lard or somebody else for ball.
N. Y. Gaz
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03

OaEooN.Hon. John Forsyth, in
answer to call Of Congress, has COM
municated the fact that the British
Hudson's Bay Company are now in
possession Of the country around the
mouth Of the Columbia River on the
Pacific. They have post called Fort
George there, ON the site Of Mr. AS
tors old establishment. This country
is now claimed by both the United
States and Great Britain, and is by
Convention from and open to the ciii
zens of both until further notice from
either Government. OF course. the
British occupation IS not a ground OF
eomp plant; but we hope TO see Oregon
- American Stste and never British,
1seyinoA
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rrorc t1.eo more and more.


Faithful in fo.tune's darkest hour,
Till then oar loves were dreams OF youth
,Twas then lei, aaliction's power,
twas thea proved Thy bosom's truth.
Yes. when see the gushing tear
Bedim the eye that thrilled before,
feel tha, thu indeed art dear.
tad lore ,hee--lore thee more aad more.
Walked from soft Elysian trance
To lifes severe reality,
/ find in thy more pcnsiye glance
A deeper, sweeter sympathy.
Our grieis as from The fountain spring,
Now that our mutual joys are Ger
Yes, not sorrow time may bring,
Bu,I shall love thee more aud more.
III clasp thee ye.--I'll clasp thee yet,
Though passions bnrains hour IS past,
No. breathe ore accent Of regret
That The bright moments fed so last:
Nav, the mora DARK the sky may be,
Aud the more loud the storm may roar,
Ths closer will cling 20 thee,
And Lore taee--loTc ;ssec more and mo'e.
Thu. lar together have we come
Nor be the hope, tho prayer sopprest,
That we may reach Dur long last home
Tossiher, and uniied rest.
But shoald M fate BE- frs; 10 die.
While death stands beck'ning at the door,
III tdrn o;hee, and iaiany sigh,
love ihes--3ore thee more and more.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03
NEW STORE.
SCOTT G. TAYLOR
Wholesale e. Rei.siI GrOcers

| TTAyE lust opened, in James Fanning's new
1 il Il house, Main street, a full and complete as
sort,nent of every thing i'll their line, Of which
the following form part, which thsy offer for sale
low for cash. s.s. "a i
HAVANA and Rio coffee, N. 0. sugar, Havana
ma and oafdo., Gun Powder, Imperial and Y. II.
teas, soft and hard shell almonds rasins, prunes-
currants, chocolate, West India preserves, tama-
rnds, assorted candies, cloves, cinnamon, nutmcgs,
ginger, allspice, pepper, mustard, pepper sauce,
glass jars, bottles and TASKS, glass tumblsrs lemon
syrup, Paoli vinegar, sweet oil, empsom salis,
i white lead, s 10 and 10 II window glass, pipes,
can oysters, lard by kcs or can, tar, rice, dried
apples, superfne flour, nlolasses. mackerel, hef-
ring, beans ground alum salt, table salt, dried We
nison hams, prime pork, Western Reserve and
pine apple cheese, rosin and fancy soaps, mould
candles, sperm candles, blasting powder, Inks, ru-
led and letter paper, quilts, ink powder, Collins
and halter chains, l.. & S. Hancllc shovels, Sock
er shovels spades, hay forks, hoes, foot AIDES, au-
CARS, coffee Mills hand axes, smoothing irons, she
vels and longs, squares, assorted lrOA, steel and
castings, with every other article i'll the hardware,
line, too tedious to mention.
| Also, rectifeti ,lnd old MOnongahela whiskey
Jamaica end N. e. rum, Holland and Amer. gin,
Cog. and Amer. brahdy,pale gold Sherry wines,
Malaga and common wines, old Port wine, Sicily
Md. wines, Burgundy Port do, Marsailles Md.
wine, cherry bounce, Champagne wines, Clares
and Muscat wines by box, Newark cider, do, bar
relied vinegar, BOMBS tobacco, cut paper do.' as
sorted James River tobacco, assorted common oo.'
Spanish and melee cigars, snuff, q, +, q lO nais,
8 penny brads, 40, 50, 60 spikes, assorted shot
Mani. bed cords and plough lines, painted buckets
stone jugs, brooms, assorted chairs, &c.
They ave also on hand, and will keep . sonci-
al assortment of IS 5s ee asa p
READY MfA5D5a @Nh@ sPsr1Ho's
OF EVERY KIND-ALso,
ca,.s 6,. and co,rse boots. shoes and pumps, La
dies, hecletl and spfing pruree shoes. a,:ss n
shoes and bootees, brogans, thick Shoes enia!shs
leather shoes, mems black and white SIX anu ''
Persons wishing to purchase will do well to cal
and examine our stock. ~ e
They will also attend to ssrng, foIwa .ed 70
and Commission Business. Any such ent!us,' a;s,
them, will be attended to with piomptnessSs o ny
patch. AUGUSTUS W.VrnR
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03
Five stray Oxen,

NAME into my enclosure in the month of sept.
~ last, as follows :--onr brindle coloreda or
years old, one speckled or pided red and white, and
other coors, marked in each ear in form of swal-
low-fork, or 6 years old; one mostly white, with
a red neck, no ear mark or brand, about 8 years
old; two Of red color, one Of whici, has . white
face and some white ON his back, about years old
each, crop off the right ear Of the red oxen. The
owner is requested to pay charges and take them
away. PEYTON VAUGHAN. s
Cedar Point, w. #. Dec. 80, 1897. 28-,f
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03

DEATHsIN SrEAsIBoATs.-The AL
ton Spectator states that gentleman
had kept an account Of the number Of
lives lost on the Mississippi during the
past season by the various steamboat
accidents, and that the number is seven
hundred and forty-six.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03
Emerson e Cridel.,,

"AVE on hand large assortment Of Macker-
IL 81, Goldfish, Pork, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Corn
and Corn meal, potatoes, Eggs, Dried Peaches and
Apples, Green Apples by the bushel or1barrel,--
Also, q very large and complete assortment Of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES They will
sell any Of the above articles or any thing hand
low for Cash, Lead, Cora and Corn meal, oats,
Deer Skins, dressed and unliressed Furs Of all
kinds, Bccswax, &c. Dec 9. 25-3
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03
@@w GOODS
Pr0visiOms. Groceries, &c.

1ryIIE subscriber has received by late arivah,h
ADDITION to his former stock of Goods, q iasss
and general assor.mea /. Of Provisions, Groceries,
Liquors, Dry Goods, Hardware, Hollow-w. az,
Queens-ware Boots, Shoes, Caps, and vallsX
Of Clothing suitable for the season, which ~
sell on moderate terms at his store in Peru, -
cash, mineral, OF lead. ..,r.s sss
y -aasz h@aFs OF Nj w. pOWGND.
Fl Pns, Nov. -, 1895 tss-ss & go
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03

Gan INGENIOUS YANKEE" has COM
,menced making sausages Of brown pu-
per-, somewhere in the land Of wooden
nutmegs, horn gun fints, and cast iron
axes. Some Of these sscute chaps" are
more ingenious than wise.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03
stray Cattle.

I"AKEN UP, bs the subscribs,, at his resi-
| IL dence on Dodge Branch, in Du Buqus coun.
~, about FIVE miles south ofthe town Of Du Buquc
one Black Cow, with a crop OF the left ear and a
crop and split in tho right, and Cali, with crnr
off the lefi ear. The owner is requested to pay
charges aud take said edttls away.
81 ThOS. K. BRASHER.
Dee. l6, 1881. 25-3, se "a '-e'1 ~
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03
Notice.

name to the farm Of James M'Csbe, living
~ near Carlport, inDu Bugue county, OIL the In
Of June last, three stray Oxen. Marks-one red
stag FIVE years old, one pided brown with dropped
horns, Eve year. old, red and white spottesl
steer, blind Of thu left eye, five years old ANY
person owning said cattle can have themby proving
property and paying charges.
S,i ~ JAMES McCABE. &
Carlport, Dec. 20, 1897. 25-.f ID