davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-05-22

flashed on my mind, that by this means l
could avoid them, viz: by turning aside when
ever they came too near; for they by the for
nation of their feet are unable to run on the
Ice except in straight line
At one time, by delaying too long, my
sanguinary antagonists came SO near, that
they threw the white foam over my dress, as
they sprang to seize me, and their teeth
clashed together, like the spring of a fox trap.
Had my skates failed for an instant, had l
trlpped on a stick, or caught my foot in a
fissure in the ice the story l am now telling
would never have been told.
l thought all the chances over; l knew
where they would first take hold of me if
fell thought how long it would be before l
died, and then there would be search for the
body that would have already its tomb for
0 how fast mans mind traces out all the
colors of deaths pictures, only those who
have been so near the grim original can tell
But | soon came opposite the house, and
my hounds-I knew their deep voices-roused
by the noise, bayed furiously from their ken.
nels, heard their chains rattle: how wished
they would break them and then l should
have protectors that would be peers to the
fiercest denizens of the forest. The wolves
taking the hint conveyed by the dogs, stop
ped in their mad career, and after moment:
consideration turned and fled. l watched
them until their dusky forms disappeared ovel
a neighboring hill. Then taking off my
skates, wended my way to the house with
feelings which may be better immagined thar
described. But even yet l never see broad
sheet of ice in the moonshine without think
ing ofthat snuffling breath and those fearful
things that followed me so closely down the
frozen Kenebec."
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-05-22
AduIteraIiOn.

Things have come to such pass in COM
merce, that no man knows what he buys, or
sells, or consumes. Every article capable OF
adulteration is made a cheat Your Wine is
nearly all spurious; your brandy is colored
whiskey your tea is mixed with sloe leaves,
and colored blue by poisonous dies; your
ground coffee is mixed with peas and chicory;
your tobacco is mixed with mullen, oak, and
cabbage leaf; your beer is drugged with CO.
culus indicus; your bread is made of alum,
soap, lard, potash, and plaster of Paris; your
salt is stone; your sugar is sand I; your
ground spices are anything that comes handy;
your chocolate is starch; your olive oil comes
fresh from the swine mills of Cincinnati !;
your vinegar is sulphuric acid; your meat is
blown up to make it look fat; your sausa-
ges are made of-no matter what; your med
icines, according to the statements of the
best druggists of New York, are adulterated
and falsified; your ising-glass is two-thirds
gelatine, from the glue factories; your silk
and wooden is mixed with cotton; in short,
there is not an article in which you can be
cheated, which commerce has not adultera-
ted.
How Infamous, how shameful is this -
What wholesale robbery of the communi-
ty! What deprivation of the moral sense
Is there no way by which these multltudinous
and pervading frauds can be prevented, or dc
they belong to the commercial system, as Its
outgrowth and natural consequences !-Sun-
day Mercury.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-05-22

back her veil, and whom he instantly recog-
nized as Helen Walcot! She it was who
stood behind him when the clerk elected him
from his chair, and she had been both an ear
and eye witness of his sayings and doings
since he dropped into his present place at the
table. So much had her conduct affected
her with sense of the ridiculous, that she
could notsuppress the smile that curled her lips;
a'smile that was felt by Tilghman as the
death-blow to all his hopes of winning her for
his bride. With the subsidence of his hopes
went his appetite and with that he went al
so-that is, from the table, without SO much
as waiting for the dessert. On the forward
deck he ensconced himself until the boat
reached Amboy, and then he took good care
not to push his way into the ladies' car, a
species of self-denial to which he was not ac-
customed
Six months afterwards-he did not venture
to call on Miss Walcot-Tilghman read the
announcement of the young ladies' marriage
to Mp Walker, and not long afterwards
met her in company with her husband. He
proved to be the travelling companion who
had been so disgusted with his boorish con.
duct when on his last trip to the east.
Our young gentleman has behaved himself
rather better since when from home and we
trust that some other young gentleman who
are too much in the habit of taking care O
number one when they are among strangers
will be warned by his modification, and cease
to expose themselves to the ridicule of well
bred people.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-05-22
YOIS PRINTIN NG.
Lines.

She sleeps! Delightful task to watch
Her slumbers at this midnight hour,
To note the breathing from her lips,
That vie the budding flower.
Delightful task! Would could sit
Through life by this pure shrine,
And worshipping, could ever link
Her trusting heart with mine.
A tear, such as the dew drop leaves
Upon the opening rose,
Hangs tremblingly upon the lash
The dropping lids disclose
Her lips half open-see the bow,
From the bright tear-drop given,
Pure symbol other holy thoughts,
Spanning from earth to heaven!
A sigh-the murmur of the sea
That summer winds have blown,
A name upon her parted lips,
o bliss it is my own;
A joy ne'er known or felt before
Is at this moment given,
To know she mingles thoughts for me,
While yet she dreams of heaven!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-05-22
What L Would Do

IF | were possessed of the most valuable
things in the world, and was about to will
them away, the following would be my plan
Of distribution
| would will to the world truth and friend
ship which are very scarce.
would give an additional portion Of truth
to lawyers, traders and merchants.
would give to physicians more skill and
learning.
would give to printers their pay.
To gosSipping women short tongues.
To young women good sense, modesry,
large waists, and natural teeth.
To young men an utter loathing towards
tobacco and intoxicating drinks.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-05-22

A New Use FOR BUNKER HILL MONUMENT
The following toast is given by one of the
Boston Marshals, at a collation. given them
by Mr.. Potter, at his plantation during their
stay in Savannah
The North and the South-May the
links of the chain that bind their Union be
stronger than ever-the abolitionsts pitched
into h, and Bunker Hill Monument rolled
against the gate"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-05-22
Published by Theodore schOch'

TERMS-Two dollars per annnum ia advance-iwSo We
dollars and ouarter half yeary--a and if not PAID pc
tore the end OF the year Two dollars and na
who receive their papers by carrier OF ~ o
employed by the proprietor, VIII DC o"" e~
cents, per year, extra. =, ..,,ros oro maid
except at the option OF the Editor. ..,,.ra ,s,,.
NJ advart,samenls not exceeding one square lSlH-
teen nesl will be inserted three weeks for one ooar'
and twenty-five cents for every subsequent
1he CHARGE for one and three Insertions Ihe SAINT
A liberal discount made to yearly advertisers.
UP All eitefs addressed TO the Ecltor must De post
maid
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-05-22

THE LAST YANKEE SToRy-A lady pas
sing through New Hampshire, observed the
following notice on board" Horses taken
into grass. Long tails three shillings and six
pence, short tails two shillings." The lady
asked the owner of the land the reason for the
difference of price. He answered, " you see
ma am, the long tails can brush away the flies;
but the short ones are SO tormented by them
that they can hardly eat at all.'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-05-22

oI- An odd sort of genious, having step
ped into mill, was looking with apparent as
tonlsnment at the movement of the machine
ry when the miller thinking to quiz him ask
ing if he had heard the news. "Not's know
on" said he, " what Is it," "Why," replied
the miller, they say the d--i IS dead. =
BY urge" says yorathathar, IS he: who
lends the nil then :"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26

sy- HEREAS Bernard Conley By deed made
s. the 9th dav IF October 1913, which said
deed IS recorded IN the Recorders Office Of
Iowa County, Wisconsin. In Book Of Mort
gages Vol. III. pms. 5O1 500. conveyed to
William >iaveiy all the right title and inter
est which the sajd Berusrd Cau.ey had or
might afterwards iave il and 70 the following
described real estate. situated In the town of
Mineral Point, Iowa County, " Is, VIZ: A
part eff lot No. SIS. according to Fleets survey
If said town If Mineral Point as follows {:
Beginning at she northeast corner Of lot OF
land in said iot No. 30. conveyed by Moses
NJ. Strong and wife TO Jacob Jenkins by deed
bearing date Of November 4th l~42-thence
westerly to the uosjh-re>t corner gf the lots
So conveyed to said Jenkios-theace northerly
parallel with the cas-, side cf said lot 56. 20
Jail Alley-thence easterlv on the south side
Of Jail Alley TO Commerce street-thence 2
straight line To the place Of beginning, being
an equal undivided one half Cf the above;
which SAID land was convey ed to the said
William Stavejv, ID trust to secure the pay
meut 10 John MusgTove and Co., Of said Iowa
county Of two promissoTy notes described in
said deed Of conveyance one for the sum Of
5000 and the other for 50, and whereas the
said notes are due and unpaid. will on Mon
day the 2ist day OF July 1851, between the
hours Of 10 oclocN A. IF. and . o'clock P. N.
at the Court House In Mineral Point, sell TO
the highest bidder for ready money the above
described property, to satisfy said notes with
interest and the expenses Of this Trust; and
viii. en- said sale, by virtue ct the power ia
me vested BY said deed, execute 90 the said
purchaser a deed for the title that may be in
me as trustee as aforesaid.
WILLIAM STAEELY.
81 u oh =
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26
KsnsgEasg lands.

To SELLERS 0f the I1dgaH V0rS. and
Last Var arlth Greqt Br5ta5z
II HE undersigned are prepared To prosecute
~ Claims HnGer the late Act ot Congress
granting Bounty Lands 70 Officers and Soldier
IN the Last War with Great Britain. or IN any o.
the Indian Wars since 1885, aad 10 Commissioned
Officers in The Late - ar with Mexico, and hereby
give notice 70 persons has4ag slsca claims OF
wishing Information IN relation 70 them. that they
VIII receive prompt attention by applying per
sonally or by letter (pOst-pa.3) 70
CRAWFORD < PARIS.
Mineral Psint. Oct IA. 1850. 15I1t
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26
IL. ll.l..er.

- 'i',-e D.. az. execution i-suet from sAe o.
Bee ot --s tIs.E Oh The C.feait Court IN aai fsr
lie county II i0ssa and state o. IS fseonsin ia tie
dbose -rtitlsi -aus- ant ID tif- directed agalfir
iAr gofs at.a slItei- lands sioi t-neueIs u tie
aUste manned s-.ss..lu; have has day ie,sst
up.n an seized rs .uslo .sIl.s desc rbe IcaE,s1a.
- lie Proper-F u Sire 45oee NAMED ds.1staslf---
viz tie " oil s, " ol S-el.on 80 IL sf9g-ols
lsi aoI l-e y Il TIE y IS 81 Section Eo
one. le.a H taHa No h.e f5 aor5tl u
rs4s- SO $50 Ers5 % Vie 4tn pllt1sl sal me
F.at2n "-ia lise 1pl-r'enaH-- rneFe0Ero a-.out
iHz =i.7-.e and be-l.= Il5 eagilty o1 l1s4 .i.s
STATE ID - lseot5- 4td SASH ~ pose Tie s1ne To
ppp.tr -t.= % ine llzle-l J-ad-I ioI ca i "a re
right lille 4ni lu-e4rz1 fl.r 45ol- n-aGez a-.ei
dauf aal ia alit - st f-a -sIat- On the l4Eh -
april g. t>@. ~ ~ sisF IsIae SINCE II gl- lsoat
tooi 81 Vac tatir Hose . fAe Town u aIuei-l
Point of Saf'l.d-g tae Il. d1g u Ja.y next le-
raeen b. ROM u ~. el1es 4 = Ard 3 { e.-ea,
p = 81 sssi raJ - satisfy sitG -.lsf .llst ersf
RICHARD & VIVIAN sEor.f
is.ge CouaJy $40
Sheriff Oace Mue4el Poa.f Me- .Sst
F. J DU>s Any To- fgssa.Iss ~ SIS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26
CIRCUIT COURT IOH-4 COUNTK WIS-
CONSTN

CONSIN.
Benjamin Adams and James Adams CoFarr-
ners trading and doing business under the
name firm aud style OF &. x J. Adams. rs
Lewis Hellman.
b. virrue Of an Execution issued from the Of
tee Of the Clerk at the Circuit Court in and for
the county OF Iowa, STATE OF Wisconsin, in the a.
bove entitled cause and 70 me directed against the
goods and chattels lands and tenements Of the a
bove named defendant. I have this day levied upon
and seized the following described real estate a.
the property of the above named defendant. viz
Let No. twenty (2O) IN the village OF Dallas, IL
the county of Iowa aud State Of Wisconsin. with
The buildings thereon and aPpurreuances thereto
belonging. IN Tie county OF Iowa state Of WIsc0H-
SIN. and shall expose TO vendue TO the highest bid
Ter for cash, all the right title and interest the
above named defendant had IN and TO said real e.
tate. on the I0rh day Of April /. p. 1881, or al
any tine since at the front door Of the Court
House. IN the town OF Mineral Point. on the 2sfL
dav of Jane, a. D. 1881. between the hours of g
o'clock A n and O'Clock, ?. n, OF salL day, to
SATISFY sad writ and costs
RICHARD :. VIVIAN. sheriff
Iowa Couatv Wis
WASHHrRSE * WoeRWAS. atty, fer FL &.
sheriff 0Fce Mineral Point
Mav -tu 1881. n30 elz
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26

>ublue| SIS heart ami nerveiess uIa+s rs a4a3
Tha- Alexander kHeil AZ beauty sargae-
And .sutGony .eLs Cleopatra charms i-Tsee-
Celestial aeauiy---laRghter OF the s1lcsr
Ealr-sEi1ucd rose chsrkea and lily nee ea. aFlS$
Try EaHwav's C'HfNEss NlEnirArsa SoAFg
la.s. jls slouet each tcTsn wiIl purify
Ard make the ugliest handsome to the eyel
Tags ter pinpies letters, blo;CdeS. rkeusU,
WI8 5anlSh al before It's rich PERKINS
No rias- Eves1i scuTi mosquito bites mes Tks,
Can sfar - force on face CT maid OF I1as.
Bu1 all " 40 test II viii a. Railway sa1.ns,
Confess MS soap gives beauty glow d.Tlne!
Yes. dear reader. Radvav's Soap = tra.g
a friend 10 those who wish lur 5csl aiy > sisssv
lavinr-u iHparts hehlth. sweetness aud cifz-
,cIty 10 tire SErireiied skin, and bsaufE To The
dark. sHlnw complication removes Pnplcs,
olethes. ieirers, rusll. saE--urns, chops chafes
anal rough skin.
The alost delieious soapin the World & Feat.
ways Med eatel $oap. II INSTANTLY removes
all richness and other annoying spots ;Fon fH.s
shin. For Shaslug. Toiltt, aud the \ .ii.s. ~
i is thc ne Plus ultra II It's Kind.
Look FOR TIE STEEL ENtRAt-I Nss
BACH cake to be genuine must De enyel,int
IN @ Babel o. steel eugraving-ara ench nh+l
must ear tie signature Of Il. e. RAILWAY
Rad~ay's Sota : > cents; large cates.
Bseu'fal Lorfs o. Glossy HAIR
RADWAA'S CIRCASSIAN BALN
TITS Is taU y 3 capital article for the }.a:r-
IT seCp> It moist. fac, smooth. and glossy &
gives Hourishmeut 20 the scalp, nvi-urates fite
roots, aud forces the hair 10 grow; It 4 &. rrr-
fest aHtidpte for Badness, steps the hair tIni.l
falling oar. and makes It strong and bepnfuu'
Sc that each bottle bears a e fac-si .a,l..
signature Of RADWAE 4 co Pl5ce Is
cent. l.l-s~as boff IT,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26

= . = II = z Z a - D s :
gnHE undersigned, General Land Agent viii
- give particular attention to obtaining VAR
saNTs from Washington to Soldiers who are en-
ritled to them By the late act OF Congress
He vii also attend TO locating warrants on lands
for those who obtain them under the above act
A long residence in and thorough knowledge OF
Western Wisconsin VIII he believes enable him t.
give good satisfaction TO those who may call on
aIIu.
CHARLES F. LEGATE.
Lard Agent and Surveyor.
Mineral Point October 3lst 1880. 1 i
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26
ReEsanEah.

EGc-L2S DAVE-
TYAS removed his Watch and Jexelry Store
Ia 10 the room formerly occupied by Ii Price
As a TailoFs shop, (naariy opposite Beech * III
leys etore.) on High street. where he may al all
times be found ready 70 DO any work n ais re OF
business
Niners. Fe.nr ArsI ist 1851 -1
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26

NOl

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
TIN Undersigned having purchased the inter
4 e-J 81 enianlin C. Iily ard David C. Fans
in tae Goods. Notes. Book Accounts and Real
Estate II iAe arm of DAVIS Evans 4 Co, request
All persons indebted To SID tIrur or the late arm
Of & C. BFnerson K Co. 10 call and pay the
same. or make a satisfactory arrangement
The business hereafter VII be conducted by the
Undersigned, nho viii keep large end gsaaai as
-a'7asaf II Goods o. baHd a. lis oerssf rates.
April 20 le-l BEECH 4 IILLE1.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26

DEFAtLT having been made ca a
condition contained IN d deed Of Trust
executed by Andrew Huse, for himself and
wife, and +. II. Seiheimer. TO Nathan Cor
with, in trust 10 pay and discharge the Note
of Selheimer and Huse, condition 10 pay the
sum Of Three hundred Dollars to Miers f.
Truette. or order; dated, Galena, March Both,
1919, with interest. and now due and claimed
to be due ard unpaid, on the sald Deed OF
Trust. tie sum q Two Hundred and Twenty
Dollars ard cost. Under and BY virtue OF
which ! will sell, IS . certain Lot in
Black Jack. In the unity of Iowa and State
OF " Wisconsin, and being the same Lot on
which Selkeiiaer and Huse have built Gro
cery-aouse and Ten-pin Alley, ali of which
viii more fully appear by reference to said
deed Of Trust, hearIng date the Both day of
March. A. ID. 1919, and recorded IN the Reg
listers O5ice of Iowa county IN the State of
Wisconsin,. on the 18th day of May, 1919, IN
olume Sd If Mortgages, on page $50 and
800. shalt proceed to sell tie property
naued and mentioned In the said deed OF
Trust, ~ Saturday. she 23d day oil August, A.
d. 1851. ii the Court House door, IN the
Town of Mineral Point, IN the county Of Iowa
and State of Wisconsin. The sale viii be
absolute and no redemption. Proper convey
aGce viii be Immediately executed.
NATHAN CORWITH, Trustee.
June goth, 1851. n34-6w.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26

And further notice is hereby gwen that forbid
auy and All persons frosa buying or removing any
Lead 81 other ores from the above described Land
without nav written permission.
GEORGE MESSERSAQTH. .7geat
Do5gevilis Io0a County, WIS.
Sept. Lst, Ie47. ST
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26
FENCE P0STs.
MADISON BOOK BINpERY.

NIL ia LrhEE PRIC Is
CtHAS. WEED, having opened an extensive
- BOOK BINDERY- taxes this opportunity OF
informing The community at large. that be IS pre-
pared 10 execute all orders which may be entrust-
cd 10 his care, such furnishing state and county
officers with
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26
FARLEY EATON
Dated. J7uo 10th, 1851.
ESTATE OF THOMAS DOYLE.
STATS oF Is IsccNsIN,
Iowa County.

iowa County.
Owen ClaTAjn, Admit istrator Of The Estate
of Thomas Doyle, has 6iea IN the Probate Of
fee, bis petition praying for license to sell all
or 50 much IF tile real estate o. the said de-
ceased. situate. lying ard being IN tue coun-
ties Of Iowa and Grant, as will be sufficient
tn pay the debts against said Estate ami costs
- administration. Notice is hereby given
Jhat a hearing will be had upon said petition
az q Probate Term # rhe county Court next
To Be holden al tie Prostate Office in Mineral
Point. on the second Monday Of July next.
when ana where any person Interested may
appear aad show cause why the prayer Of ghe
petitioner should nor b. granted.
FARLEY EATON.
Dated. Jane 9th. 1851. n34-tw.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26
LIVER COMPLAINT. ERYsIPELAS AND
bHEJMATI~H CURED.

HAEEIsK- Marion Co. Ky. Nay -1.IS4l
Air IT, 9. EARaELL--Iaear Sir: Ioar Liniment
Is selling cry well. AMI doing a vast deal o. good
among i-- people L has cured a bad ease Of
srE tl--<-aia -Eotaero t a o4d pau I'd the Breast
4 l4-F- 'Aa ses confined 10 her bed Is seter.l
months rl.a Liver Complaint aGJ affection a.
Hear. was entirety catld Lv The use OF ra.sr
arabian Lll.rleiJ. Size SAID the doctors. co.lf,l
Dc Aal a7 goa. u has been applied u 4 fresh.
cut- ais- cslel g a short time base been
affected HI.4 k-eImatisla tor long time ana
Just i7ore 8 ~ spell j., l.neG ne So Iur-H ta.l-
haa DO g-5ef . sE and IL tle uigatI commenced
5a'au- ASH rubbing virh your Liu.1aenf ana h..
JOHN BUCK.IAN
w toDq.,.s, S.o-cg D,s.eser. CarLs g..d
Sac Fss 57a,t
-H Mitchell p " Il, FIAT Fulton 20 IT -sars-f
Mir H. g. i4RHELL. Your sr1bi4n I.rIr7ee-
is h.-hlF pTEa here. Nr clred one of nv
~ sbgor horses Of -ac Stif Comr iainr ~ .b7at
t0-f or i..e apIs .cltuas. aaI cured au= Of ~ =
OWE o. tte sweeney. Our sheriff JOSEPH: Dyke-
,a-ej Li- bore 81 d b.d Corr g,i1li IL ai..,
.rct IL oH "a ral. talt had tie D.-,esnra- ve,-g
bad aHt cafed -- ia.rlediatey lie say. Il I- a...
cs1-F gre @lasta-t horse fre,i.-iae IL e..s t.s-.
There aFss t"-e fus4..er- eurej ot Sore rvs.
'sirA %. n.a II q scry ta.u,5-e rueI.s-l.s ba-l.
lJr uaH aHd a-a.-
BEWARE 0F co NFEEFETr~.
Ile @-aa.re article. Is n.auu.s.-...e.t s.s,t. ~.
u g. al-E-- sole 'e into. agG prS0r.s-5r ,.tl
wholesale l-s--s so ~ Na,a street Peoria
-..-E1.- 70 "toT4 ~ application, Tor agencies 81
purchase u1-sl o. addressed De s8re roe g@r /,
with tlls -s.ac.s II c. before Fslee13-s tlttts-{f
~ ~ e-.-i-l -a'.- ny sisH4rsre co te .=saa-
pfI3 a-l otHe.s ara cgaH-el-e--s
- Tie p.a..c are caar,9L-I against base
co.4c.ertilcs,-ti r. = Farrell. 3ra1an I..rli.fssir
1tc -i-tir- ~ sale tF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-26
ESTATE OF WILLIAM WEAKLEY.
STATE or WISCONSIN,,
Iowa County.

iowa County
Catherine WeaSley having filed in the Pro
bate Office, her petition praying administra-
ton upon the Estate Of William Weakley,
late Of Iowa county, deceased. Notice Is
hereby given that . final hearing will be had
upon said petition IL a Probate Term Of the
county Court next, 70 be holden at the Probate
Office in Mineral Point, on the second Mon
day OF Jolly next, when and where any per-
son interested, may appear and show cause
why the prayer Of the petitioner should not be
granted.
FARLEY EATON,