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Republicans will be slow publish the undenabe deduc
tion he ,Oho is aboue the lay is ost of the LaU. He who
discards all law in his dealings with his subjects deprves
himself Of the right to appeal to it in his behalf He
who is beyond the control also beyond the protection Of the
law. To law is appeal force to
law is to become outlaW. The Emperor Of Austria has
forged weapon which, later, will be turned with
terrible effect against himself. AUSTRIA has also commenced
absoutsm in matters Of conscience; has violently sup
pressed the "Free Congregations established BY RoSsE
and that popular reomsr has published mastery
letters upon the subject calling the people Of England
give the aid Of their sympathy the liberal thinkers Of Ger
many. The expenses Of the Government Of Austria for the
current year estimated SAT FORMS the income
20s $50 aorins showing deficiency Of 8s $685. 947
FORMS The Sovereigns Of Austria and Prussia At their late
meeting Tschl satisfied with having identified
themselves In character and object bu literally changed cha
racters for the me the King Of Prussia appearing the uni
form Of Austrian, and the young Emperor adopting that
Of Prussian colonel This childs play and would
be ridiculous If it did tend to painfully serious results
The Sovereign Of Ausa might 6nd plenty Of food for reAce
ton be capable Of rejecting in the melancholy fact
that n bis captured and subdued province Of Hungary which
contains native population Of 7659 Isl souls there are
the present moment 1918 more widows than beeaved
husbands-one sad consequence Of war
PnussrA appears 10 have fallen into comp'ee Of
nuy and degradation 10 the respect in the councils Of
prncey and political Europe, the Of Berlin counts alb
soluey for nothing, as merely good endae its
people, and extinsui.h the last ves,iaes Of freedom That
huge political fabric, begun BY the GRAsD EIrcroR follow.
ed up by his son. and completed far the
Of Europe then permitted by FRrDsarck GaxAr
been completely flung down BY the present King The mill
ssry prestige Of Prussis is gone.
There is news from Frankfort any other part Of
Germany nor from the other nations Of Europe.
The session Of Pasmsn. win probably witness the
Of searching investigation into the affairs Of
the BRITISH Indian Empire That this necessary, nobody
who knows any thing Of this vast territory its government
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POETS CORNER.
The Last Farewell.

The last farewell took of thee,
Ny blurred native isle.
Was lSped in silent agony,
Though soothed by a smile.
l smiled, but o, that smile was sad,
For gloom was round my heart;
And those that thought / then was sad,
Knew not the inward par,
feigned a smile It's true, and cheerei
Tie friends who focked around:
Friends from my infancy endeared,
Who on me never frowacd;
And O, their parting words 10 me,
With SighS and tears combined,
Although I'm now among the free,
Hang heavy on my mind
And. fairest, of my sisters, Kate,
still think Of the scarf
You waved me on that evening late,
When sailing by Clontalf;
Methinks I still behold the HAIR,
Which played on thy white neck;
That | gazed OIL, until in air
You dwindled to speck.
And well ! still remember, then,
The cheer my brothers gave,
As from the ship 1 answered them
Back DER the rising wave.
And wheu their voices died away,
still sent cheers behind,
Until DER Erin's fairest BAY
They mingled with the wind.
What sadness filed me, as 1 gazed
On the receding shore;
When 4 my eyes and hands appraised.
To bless it evermore.
And still fond prayers, my native laud,
offer up for thee,
To Him who Las the sole command,
And shall forever lie.
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PRESERVATION OF EGGS.

The three following are cheap and ca
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USE
Recipe No. l. Pack theleggs to be
preserved in an upright water-tight cask,
with their small end downward. Take
eight quarts of unslaked lime, onehal
pound of common salt, two ounces OF
cream tarter; pour the mixture into the
cask containing the eggs, and they will
keep sound and good for two years.
Recipe No. 2. Pack the eggs to be
preserved in an upright earthen vessel
or tub, with their small end downwards
Procure, melt and strain a quantity of
cheap tallow OF lard, and pour while
warm, mot hot over the eggs i'll the jar,
until they are completely covered
When all is cold and firm, set the vessel
in cool dry place. until required for USE
After the eggs are taken out, the grease
need not be wasted, as it will serve tor
making soap, or many other household
purposes.
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WASHINGTON.

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S AT RUS.

q nounce 10 the citizens of Marshall and
surrounding counties, that he is still manuiac-
turing S1LER1TUS, at his old stand, about
eight miles east of Plymouth, of the very best
quality, as is well known by his not being able
TO keep tons of it on hand ;as some of his neigh
bors do although he is able and Will supply
all orders that may he addressed TO him, and
warrant it of the best quality, and cheaper
than at amy other place in northern Indiana.
Call and see OF any ofthe merchants in Ply
mouth. BENJAMIN REED.
Plymouth, Ind, Feb. 6, 1851. 3m5
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MAIL ARRIVA AIS 4 DEPARTURES TO 4 FROM
Plymouth. Indiana.

Southern--Every day at 5 o'clock, p. m, and
departs Immediately North
Northern--Every day at O'Clock, p. M, and
departs Immediately South.
Wesfern--Every day at o'clock, p. m, and
departs same day at O'Clock, West.
Goshcn-Evcry Thursday at O'Clock, p. M,
returns to Goshen next day.
Fort Wayne--EveTyW edneSday at II O'Clock IN.
and starts hack at o clock same day.
Onondaga--Every Saturday at O'Clock n,
and returns Immediately.
MarshaH-Eyery Saturday at o'clock, p. M,
and returns at p. M, same day.
All mails close hall an hour before tLe de
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l.. c. BARBER, p. VI.
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"NOw is the time 10 Buy"

"NOW is the time 10 Buy"
LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
Is the motto at Pershing'S Drug Store. A
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1000 lbs White, Red and BIackL cad.
60 Gallons Linseed Oil.
l Barrel Lampblack.
1 Barrel Coperas.
| Barrel Nader,
| Barrel Turpentine,
1000 lbs SalcratuS,
50 lbs Indigo, Spanish Flo at,
/ Barrel Logwood,
1 Barrel Narnish different kinds,
/ Barrel Spanish Whiting,
/ Kcg Powder, Shot, Percussion Caps, Plug
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is not lie will be happy TO refund tie money to
the purchaser. Ii. B. p.
Plymouth April l6 so no lily
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FULTON COUNTY---OFFICERs


JOHN SHOCP,
JOHN ROBBINS, COun ty Commission ers
JACOB SMITH,
ANTHONY SMITH, CLERK and Recorder,
JOHN DOUGLASS, Auditor,
ISAIAH HOOVER, Treasurer,
ABEL GREENWOOD, Sheriff,
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CHARLES BRACKErT, Coroner,
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-18
EEh Attachment.

JoHs UErh'wooD : cireait Count, Iowa
A1nFrr u PAums
E10 the above Tanned dcfendant-taks notice
- that on the I'll day Of August \. ID. 1881
Writ of Attachment issued OUT of the said
Court. against you the said Albert ". Paris and
in i3Err Vi sad Joan Underwood, for the sum Of
seventeen Hundred Dollars, returaable to the
October term of the said court. 4. d. 1881, com
mouc;nE On the third Monday Of said month OF
October. which writ has been returned, served by
ievy.az on the following property of the said Il.
~. Paris to-yvit. Lot nos. FIVE and eleven IN
block fortY-one, IN that part Of Mineral Point
which is lard out On the southwest quarter OF
seCtionthItv enc (3l) township humber five 90
north OF range no three % east in the county 81
Iowa State Of Wisconsin. Also the south east
quarter Of the south west quarter Of sec. seven
c. township No. twelve (I2) north of range no.
seven u east the south east quarter of the south
east quarter, sec. no. thirty three, (53) IN town
ship nc. eleven, o. north OF range no. seven
east, the north west quarter OF sec no thirty ~,
<5e) in township eleven.( y north OF range -four
"a east the north west quarter OF the north
west quarter section number eight - in town
ship Ter (lu) north OF range 10 seven ~
east the east half OF the north west quarter and
the west halfot the north east quarter Of sec no
twenty ave (-5) in township no ten (l0) north
ST r5uae no four east the west Pdtfo NJ the south
north east quarter OF the south east quarter. and
NORM west quarter OF south east quarter OF sec
nc thirty three, [33) IN township no ter (lo1
lsor.L Of rauSc No fre east, heiug ~ the couuty
- Sauk. State % Wi>CoHsiB--arl TIE rcrth cast
quarter of tee soGtu west quarter, the North west
quarter oftbe north east quarter, and tie east
half Of the north east quarter OF sec. no. TWEEN
IL three, (23) in township no. ten (l0l north
Of range no. eight east, the west half of the
north east and the east half Of the north west
quarter Of sec. no. thirty (30) in township no.
eleven one north Of range no eight ~ east,
sec no. thirty one (3l) in township no. ten.
(IOt norh Of range 10. eight - east, the
nor.h half Of section no. thirty SIX, the south
,ast quarter and the east half Of the south
west quarter. Of said see. no. thirty siA, in
township no. ten north Of range no. seven
east, being and lying ~ the county Of Co
lumbia. State Of - Jsconsins which said lands
have been levied unon as the property ofyou
the said 4 bert ". Paris.
JAMES HUFtIliSON, CI'k
Ci-cait court. Iowa county, Wisconsin.
CIAgLr> =. LE5Atr. At.'y Ia fact i-r Jain
-. eyd. Sept = i~5t- n4o.,"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-18
IIEL{f, NOIIlE

james Campbell Trustee o. She State Btrk -
Illinois ard a. such Trustee. proprietor OF Gears
addition % the town OF = aite Oak Springs, stu
ate. lysiE atid beng upou the east hali 81 Ijte
northwest quarter oi section Iu,r5er lhi3tt-5Uo.
IA town one, north Of range tryo east IN The coun-
ty OF lafayette ami State Of WisccnsiG-vrll
uaae application at tie next Term % The Circu,
Court, 20 be holden 4; tie Coas House IN Shliis-
burg. Ia said county. o. the third Monday OF sep
tember next or he af-t dsy OF lie Term, Ct 49,
soon thereafter as Counsel can b. heard, 20 e4ctte
all of Gears addition 10 sad town OF Wh.-e 0-b
Springs situate l-iGg ard he.uS rn7n thu a',t.e-
said tract Of land. excepting Blocks rarnse-ci
fourteen. tYenty-thrco lnI twenty-five, and lots
one and tno. in Block thirteen; and Lots one ana
two IN Boek twenty four and also TAFT pact I'D
tas FuA.e Square lying ard beng urou ~a.d
premises. JAMES CAMPBELL
PAHLEr EATo~. Attorney
Dated Ju'r 42nG. 1881. nGa er..
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-18

And further notice Is he1etv given. that 7 .oIhid
any and all persons froa, "ryins. or rcuoviae any
Lead ii Other or7z .tos1 -ee above described L4nl
without my written PERMISSION.
GEORGE NESSERS1UTL .9eesv.
Dotgevit.e Iowa County. Wis.
Sept. 2Ist. 1917. Sri