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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23

Homes. cad BH-No bill providing for the poor
man a homestead on the public lands by virtue OF
residence thereon passed both houses OF Congress,
though each House passed separate bills making
such provision. The same right Of pre- er:Ption
exists a. heretofore
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23

IL We publish to day another communication
by"J NJ y on the subject of Mining that will be
perused with interest by many of our readers
our correspondent is practical Miner, well in
formed in the business and qualified for imparting
useful information. We trust he will find time TO
continue his favors and that others may be IN
duced 10 follow his example. Much good might
result; from free interchange of sentiment among
Miners they will ever find columns
open for their communications.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23

II President Hitchcock has resigned the Presi
dency of Amherst College from il-health. He
has held the post since 1915.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23

STATE GEoLoGIsr-We understand from the
Madison Argus that Mr. Percival, who succeeds
MIR. Daniels State Geoogist, has arrived in that
town, and will soon enter upon the discharge of
the duties of his Office.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23

RoBrx.ox 5 ATHENTUN-The nmitable" an
kee Robinson" with MS troupe OF performers, VII
be in this village OF Monday afternoon and eve
nlng next. Those who fail TO see them, VIII be
sure TO miss a rare treat. See the advertisement
in another column
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23

.G7pointaaen.s-The President of the United
States has made the following appointments:
Francis Burt, of South Carolina, to be Governor
of the Territory OF Nebraska
Paschal bequet'e of California, to be Receiver
of Public Moneys at Benecia, California, vice
Charles Loring, deceased
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23
Free Concerts.

Bow, WOW, wow,-with prolonged 100000
co. is the tune nightly echoed through the streets,
lanes and yards in this village, from the hoarse
threats of some dozen of the canine species.
Such concerts truly interesting, particularly
to the laboring portion of the community, who
retire at night weared with the tolls of the day.
They shared alike by rich and poor, costing
nothing-saye the loss of few hours sleep, each
night.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23

II GopErs LAprs Book for September is
already on table conta ming 100 pages of
choice reading matter from the pens Of seventy
contributors of the first order and thirty-seyen
beautiful engravings, embracing fashion plates OF
the latest styles. Every lady who desires to keep
up with ,!le fashions land where is that does
not! VIII find the Ladys Book worth double the
subscription price for these plates alone.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23

Tue gro JUsrIFIsp-The Sheboygan Journal
SAYS I" We think the President did right in Eetoing
the River and Harbor bill He could not do other
wise and be consistent"
The Milwaukee News thinks the President was
carrying out Democratic principles in Vetoing
the bill What says our neighbor, of the Demo
Graf, upon this subject
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23

HorrEsr DAY Or Tbs SEAsos--Tuesday, Au
gust %, Mercury o5 in the shade at ? oclk p m
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23
Ma tianal Disappointment.

There is very sore feeling In England, because
Admiral Napier has written home that neither
Croastadt nor Stceab@g can be taken with the
most powerful fleet ever gathered together. He
writes:
at has not been in my power to do anything
with this powerful feer, but attacking either Cron
stadt or Sweaborg, would have been certain de-
structon."
Vice Admiral Chads, also writes
After two days inspection from the light
house, and full views of the forts and ships, the
former are too substantial for the fire of ships 10
make any impression They like masses of
granite. With respect TO an attack on the ships
(Russians) where they are, it is not to be enter
tained.'
1t is terrible thorn in the side of any nation
that they can literally do nothing of any ac-
count-after an expenditure of $4,000, 900 on a
single feet-[M Mil. Wisconsin.
The Veto of the Ruer and Hdrbor Bill Judging
from the tone of the public press and the talk of
the people all through the Lake region we had
formed the enthusiastically perbaps-that the
Veto of the River and Harbor Bill by President
Pierce was decidedly unpalats be TO the masses
But if the Washington Union is to be believed this
conclusion is entirely erroneous and the People,
so far from disliking, approve OF this Veto. Hear
the Union. which being the central organ of DE
mocracy" and official paper of the government,
ought to know:
The veto of the President has been received with
general satisfaction, and cannot fail to be respon-
ded to by the country with the same feeling
Prompt, decided, and clear ii shows him to be
true TO the constitution, true TO the rights of the
States, and true to the constitutional interests of
the people. When the President fulflls his prom
Use of full discussion of the subject in his
nua message, wear satisfied that it will be found
that his position gives sanction to the idea that
one section of the Union can constitutionally re-
ceive benefits from appropriations that cannot be
made for all sections"
1t is possible that by reason of the irregularities
of the Mails, the favorable response from this
quarter has not yet reached Washington. Indeed
we have some doubt whether it has started Who
responds for Wisconsin, ''with general satisfaction
to the Veto Of the River and Harbor Bill Don't
all speak at once gentlemen !-lMil. Sentinel.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23

Iowa ElEcTIoS.-1he election in Iowa has
resulted in an overwhelming anti administration
triumph. Grimes, Wing, is elected Governor, by
1900 majority. Thorington n, Wing, beats Hemp
stead Loco, for Congress in the Dubuque district,
by 1900 maj Clark, Wing, Is elected in Henns
district and both branches of the Legislature are
anti administration by large naiorites
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23

% large gang of counterfeiters OF coin has
,,ist been arrested al ShsThrooke, Canada.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23

Mr.. Washburne.-The Washington correspon-
dent of the New York Tribune, writes under the
date of August l lth
"The report that Mr.. Washburne of Illinois was
deep in the Minnesota Land nquity, scandal
Gus. He came out OF the investigation unscathed
and most honorably."
Mr.. w must have been a troublesome member
TO those who expected to profit some millions of
fraud and il is not strange that the attempt should
be made to drag him down to their own level
But, that gentleman can have no fear for reputa-
ton so honorably earned as his has been during
the session of Congress just closed. AS far as we
can judge he has not flinched from faithful dis
charge of his duty any occasion whether that
duty mpelled him to vote eighty two times against
the extension of slavery, without leaving his seat,
whether it led him to expose TO the House one
of the meanest most mischievous and stupendous
of land frauds that was attempted he boldly
met il, with calm unyielding purpose and steady
hand. His constituents will firmly sustain him,
and vigilantly guard in solid phalanx, his unfair
nished fame-[Gal Advertiser.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23
The Attack on the President.

The account of the attack made on the Pres
dent ofthe United States on Saturday by drunk
en- is signal example of the republican
equality existing between the most important civ
il officer of this republic and the private CITIZEN
The President at the close of the session having
affixed his signature the bills passed at the Cap
itol, making them the law of the land and being
about 10 enter his carriage was accosted by an &C
quaintance, an old crony, probably, and invited to
take drink. This person, Mr.. j NJ. Jefards of
Charleston, South Carolina, was in company with
two others, who had also been drinking The
President not being in bibulous mood at the mo-
ment declined the offer, and as he turned to enter
his carriage his hat was knocked off by hard
boiled egg thrown by drunken Mr.. Jeffards and
he learned also. from the same eminent authority,
that he was a damned fool
Another account multpies the number of eggs
and depreclates their quality at the same time so
that the matter is now left in as much doubt as
who struck Billy Patterson. But when we look
at the circumstances are reminded of the huge
contrast II presents to the sham Civilizations which
attend power In Europe, where divinity doth
hedge in a king and any political head servant is
encIrced with ceremonias at every turn. Here,
however, power is ieveed to the range of common
sense, and the politician is subject the occasion
al abuses of familiarity as he ought 10 be, in COM
mon with the rest of his fellow citizens The
President is becoming and more unim-
portant person and the time will be when his
office will be curtailei of weight that he will
be suffered to accept or decline the compliment of
drinks to come and go, to travel almost unnoticed
and unknown, except by few beggarly Office
seeking fellows who would dog the steps of any
one with bone to throw TO them.-[N. Y. TIib.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23

5 T. l. T. e. II II L.,
FOR MISSES AND BOYS.
MISS G. A. WELLS would respectfully inform the
lNl citizens of Mineral Point, that she will commence
Select SCHOOL, lin the Frame School House, nudge
Crawford residence Monday the 18th of September
next, for teaching the rudmenal branches of tie Eng
fish Language. n
TERMS OF TUITION:
Grammar, Arithmetic, B. Observation-Disclosures $50
Reading and Writing, ......,.................25 50
Beginners in the Alphabet 200
As the number of Scholars taught wi be limited those
designing send their Children will do well 10 com
mence at The opeDing of the School.
Mineral Point, August p, 1854 Al
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23

Ng0 GI0gTG6@g oUggogG8.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23
Condiments to American Citizens

JOHN w. FORNEY, Clerk.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28

FRUITS
Best specimen Of Apples, Moses Bunker,
100.
ID do do do so.
Best specimen Of Fruit Trees. p. D.
Humphry, loo.
Best bed quilt, Mrs. H. Hammond, 100.
I'd do Mrs. M. A. Kizer, SO.
I'd do Rebesca Walker, so.
Best Coverlst, Mrs. Jos. K. Snyder,
100.
I'D do Mrs. Jas. w. Bagley,
so.
Bes. specimen Of Needle Work. Louisa
Marsh, 100.
Ia do do Martha Marsh, SO,
Bes, specimen Of Embroidery, Mrs. H.
Earl, 100.
ID do do Miss Ida Gilbert, so.
Best specimen Of Knitting, Mrs. d.
Goodrich, l 90
ID do do Mrs. D. P. Clapp, so.
Best Tidy, Mrs. G. Staples, so.
I'D do do Miss Louisa Marsh, so.
Best Bonne,s, Mrs. H. Hammond, so.
| DAIRY.
Best Cheese, G. p. Smith. 100.
I'd do p. Butler, so.
Best Sage Cheese, Mrs. D. Goodrich,
100.
Best Bread, Mrs. A. r. Hall, 100.
Best Sponge Cake, Mrs. s. S. Daniels,
/ so.
Best Pound Cake, Mrs. A. R. Hall, SO.
Best Pickles, Mrs. 8. S. Daniels, SO.
Best Peach Preserves, Mrs. A. r. Hall
! so.
Best Grape Jelly, Mrs. A. r. Hall, SO.
Best Butter, Mrs. D. Goodrich. 100
Concluded on I'd page.
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PREMATURE GRAVE.

7 is remarkable fact that thousands have
i been brought to premature grave by neglec-
ting to take some good and efficient medicine in
time to arrest the course Of disease. II il
also startling truth that thousands have been
heraided TO an untimely grave by the use of
poisonous nostrums. The author therefore see
ing the necessity OF some good and efficient med
cine, which could be relied upon when the ser /.
vices OF competent physicians could not be OBJ.
tanned, has been induced to offer his MANA
LUKE LlNIMENT, and ANTI BILIOUS
PILLS to the public. These medicines are COM
pounded strictly honest and from medicines OF
virgin purity, being warranted as purely yegeL
able
10000 cases rheumatism, burns, ulcers.
sprains, fever sores, sore throat, aga, tooth
ache, head ache pains in the back side or breast,
ooiis. ring bones, pimpies, diarrhpa, have been
cured IN the last year. Also numerous cases ~
sweeny, galds, splints, fstnla, big head. b,e
shoulder, poll evil, sprains, CHAMBERS bolts choi.
nc, yellow water, &c. Thousands who have been
afflicted with dyspepsia, liver complaint, head
ache, diseases Of the skin, ianndice, nervous
pains Of all kinds, bilious affections. co,.;ye.
ness. female affections, &c, have been restore.
70 perfect health by the use of Gilmore's Anti.
bilious Pills.
GRAY HAIRS
and premature badness prevented bv the pse ri
I. J. McKinny's circassian Hair Tonic. This
beautiful combination prevents the hair from
railing on, promotes its growth, and renders il
soft and glossy
AGENTS WANTED
IN every town throughout the United STATE.
Tor the sale OF I. J. Mckinny's Celestial Rain
an nnequaled remedy for cholera, dysentery.
diarrhGa, nux, choie, and all pains in the bow.
esl
POISON,
4. }. Nckinny's Worm Medicine contain.
no poison and Is warranted purely vegetable -
ms preparation has expelled worns IN II,
k'his from to ia.eassae canal chen other pr,~'.
aFaioss of gieat rep4se failed
FEVER AND ACHE
y ~ rs varlovs types, permanently enrsa
Witaoqt injury % The system, 81 tie use II Y.
7. Mehlnty's Fever and Ae.c pilia Ihiq ton-
n PREPARATION never haa been etIale8. RI rev..
e ieh8 Try il and 6e SATISFIED thai agae car
be cured. IS - sah
! AgeFta--A; Glbart, and Chambers !. Son
ht.Psoa; y. BAkerJ R2chester; Henry Lang.
y u 9.scow amos MeFrllle. pedee r, Shawb.s5
Cedar Blans. "osf5
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The Committee believing that the success OF
this GREAT NATIONAL UNDERTAKING will be ma
teriaiy promoted BY the energy and enterprise of
inteiiig gent and persevering Agents, have resol.
we'd to treat with such the most liberal terms.
Any person wishing to become an agent by
sending post paid II, WILL agcEIyE ~ Return
OF MAIL, One Dollar Engraving "GifT TICKET, F"
a Prospectus a Catalogue and all other necessa-
ry information.
Tn the completion OF the sale the Gifts will be
placed in the hands OF a committee Of the Pur-
chasers to be distributed, due notice of which will
be given throughout the United states and the
Canadas.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28
UNIVERSITY FAMILY MEDICINES
FEVER AND .faUE.
'IHE University Of Ersa M.d;c,

= Popular Knowledge, chartered by IN. &c. !.
penns,lsania, April 2oth, 1859. mainly 10 arrs..
the evils Of spurious nostrnms also to sunnl ~
pubic with reliable remedies, where the best msd,
cal advisers caiano. or will not be employed has
Id ing purchased the invaluable remedy, Rowasn,s
... $3.50. AAruhk' the hrst and only known for
Agne, and its kindred complaints. CONFIDENT.
recommend II TO the afflicted The above insti,n
ntutlon likewise recommend for bo,cel com Nc
xovASDs ooxrorsD sYHUr OF xLAorav,.~
Root,
sns 70 one time will furnish it, own remedy a.
ssery disease that can be safely treated & iii.
way by order Of the Trustees. = WIS
JOHN R. ROWLAND. Nd
President Of the University. and ~. h..1. :.
the Pharmaceutical department. Home di.ns.s -
lory ana ONCE, No. 6s Arch a., Philadelnhis
= m;otSa, 80. PhilaaalphtA nAc.f,@
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28
Fever and Ague can be Cured
4 spin w all's Tonic Mixture. wi.

Il do the business up at once. Over one
hundred and fifty bottles has been sold in this
place, and wherever used according 10 direc-
tons the most perfect success has been the re-.
suit. Price ST. 90 per bottle.
q A full supply kept constantly on hand
direct from the Manufacturers. Also, a large
assortment Of Drugs, Medicines, Pills, Cough
Medicines, Syrups, &C., &C., BY
A. GILBERT, agent fer Iowa.
Upton, Nov. 12,ls53. nj
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28

C0SENCE OF JAMA1CA (fAVlfE4M.
This ESSENCEois : preparation Of useful
ercelience. IL ordinary diarr hos, incip-
;snt choIers, ID short, In oil Gases OF prossfa-
ton tom 81 tie digestive functions, i o. isesfi-
mshls value. During the prevalence O ep.-
dsmic cholera and summer complaints 81 cni'
dren. il 10 peculiarly enicacicosi no iamhy o
;ndividual should be without Il.
'"I @CAurror. sure to get the genuine
..! W. which Is prepared only BY F. BaowN,
4 his Drug and Chemical Store, N. =: Coz.
az of Fifth and Chestnut Streets, Piiladoi-
aha. and for sale by al The respectable Apoth'
rtesr'ee 10 ths Uni1sd 0tatss, aad = Iipten y
A. GILBERT, Agsst for Cedar eeasey, Iowa.
vhere { % s. hsd drues, os6ieias, fancy ard.
eles. &c., large assertnent, aud q lowest
prices. nj Upton, nov. -, Ioos.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28

this OIs1MEsr ~ be good. Day by day new
evidence OF its power, and aew p, oofs Of ito
efficacy are continually developed. Nis = fact
beyond the power Of cavil or contradiction.
that 1t is infalliabIe in the cure Of all Tumors,
Uulcers, Sores, Burns, letters, Piles, Scrofu-
10, Fry sipelas, Chilblains, Scsid Head, Sore
eyes, Quinsy, Group, Rhamatisn, Broken Breast
Ague in the Face, Corns, &c. II completely
restores the Insensibls Preparation, and BY
this means opens those avenues by which Ma
'ture intended to expel the merbid matter Of the
body-thus is the system cIeansed, the blood
purified, and the heath restored. II hos pow.
er to cause all external Ssres, Ssrofuious Ha-
mors, Skin Diseases, ana poisonous Wounds,
to discharge their Putrid matter, and then heal
them.
II 10 rightly termed all-heslinE, Ter there 10
scarcely = disease. external Or internal, that il
will moi benefit. |, has been used for the last
fourteen years for oil diseases Of the Chss,,
Consumption and Liver, involving the utmost
danger and responsibility, and not in one case
has It failed to benefit when the patient wss
within the reach Of mortal means.
G1For sale In ripton, BY A. Gilbert, agent
Off Cedar county, Iowa. nl-1y
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Iron /!

THE UNDERSIGNED keep constantly On
i hand large and complete assortment Of
Iron and steel. Also Nails and oil other arti.
Giles Of Hardware,
HSv. 26n3 SHAW BA0YEY.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28
CEDAR CO. ADVERTISER.
a wEEEZh~ PAPER.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING recently pur-
i chased the above establishment, and having
procured large quantity Of type, material, and
enlarged II to its present size 10 detcrmi ned
to make the same useful To Farmers, Mechanics
Africans Housewives, and Family Circles The
paper will now be filled with useful Literature,
Poetieal and Biographical sketches, and such
general news and Intelligence rs viii ut all times
be desired and welcomed by every reading and
rejecting individual in the state. Ii will faith.
fnlly advocate the interest OF this county impair.
TALLY recording its elements Of wealth aud pros.
periiy, labor zealously and energetcally for i,s
welfare, and TO lay before the world its many aa.
vantagea II will be literary aud news paper
worth the subscription price - ANY citizen
Iowa.
u VIII - iEDBPBfDKkf n ALL THIk0s Assf
sEurgxL IN NOTHING; unbiased and untramu,l.
did ny any political, local. any other lniiue es
notwithstanding 1t viii faithfully and mpsrtially
present everything in its true Ii yht--spea L in
freely and and capdidly On all subjects, depend.
ing upon its merits as peoples paper for It's
support IT viii stand upon this broad pistfor M
and feasiessiy pursue tina. course which III. /. At
interests Of our enlightened community will re.
quire.
MARKETS, NEWS, AND GENERAL IsTglIr.
dENGE
Will be obtained, AMI given as soon as arr cthe
paper wsss Of the northern Mississippi
iERAs-Sl 30 in advance - on a the s.a
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NEW YORK UNION
I N s q r ANCE COM p ANY
Capital. $3.50 600!

P1iNDfFAL OEFICkL No. IS, BkOADWA Ar, NV YoRg
AND JoHssTovN, Nkw YoKK.
THIS COMPANY is now doing q
large and safe business and has acquired .
reputation Of paying all losses promptly and with.
out delay. The undersigned, 81 agsua for The ity
sutGsion, 10 prepared 10 insure against losses "a
Fire. on very favorable terms
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28


'Iss!1isApv sq1 lo.i
What Is Lite.
Life 10 brief and fee4ing dream,
In this vain world Of woet
Sorrows, and csre upon ~ CLEAN,
A onward, on Ne 90.
IT'S airy transient a. the wind,
Along its breeze wsrs hornss
Brings joys and sorrow to eur mind,
Der which We long nay mourn.
lis but vapory mist that lies
Al darkly % the opening morn;
while family cleaning through the sky,
Hopes Of better world are borne.
lis but meteor in the SKY,
That brightly gleams across our wayi
But quickly al orr pleasures hy.
Like stars above at ope Of day.
Would we this fleeing life enjoy,
Then every sin and vilsness shua,
Thou have We bliss without alloy,
And happiness tsyond the tomb.
HArriR.
September. 1854.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28

1000 BOOK AGENTS
WANTED.
TO canvass for the best end most saleable Books
published. They are written by the most popular
Authors Of the day, including among Others T. ;.
ARTHUR, Of whose last great work,
TEN NIGHTS IN ABAR ROOM
10000 copies have been sold within month
Of publication
These books are beautifully
illustrated tnanLof them Aith finely
c0lored plates and are printed and bound in
the best manner.
Agents will find a pleasant and pro- "a. ic
employment in their circulation.
~ FOR particulars address post paid
J. w. BRAD
PUBLISHER,
No. AZ North Fourth Street. Philadelphia.
n43-smD
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Job " ork.

= ALL KINDS NEATLY FXECITED.
BLANK DEEDS,
BONDS hoRrGAGEs 81 BpENsas xxyeur,csa
NOTES, &C,
printud TO order, ami kept on hand 1. Il. .-n.s
Tor sale. We are now preparcdto do all kiaas Of
PAN ana Fancy Printing
WELLS SPlCER.
Editor and Propfietor
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28

CEUAN COUNTY DIREErORY.
County OMiCers.
). A. BlSSELL, Judge.
J. w. CATTELL, Clerk.
). Z. BETS, Reer. and Trsss.
J. i; BIRELY. Sheriff:
;. DEWELL, Surusyor.
A. FORD, Coroner.
). HUBER, Prosscuaing attorney
!. \. SNYDER, s. r. C. T. u. &
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28
New Goods.
AND PLENTY OF THEN.
FAN and Winter stock just received rem
BOSTON.

FRIEND & CULBERTSON,
Embrace this OPT svt1nity Of returning their
thanks to this iibe. a and stnerous &c nTnu lity
for past favors and patronage, and 70 r.f,r N
their customers and the '.rest Of mankind" that
they are still on hand Mt their establishment ID
the brick building on the
CORNER OF CED.4R i FIFTH STREETS
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A. oedar Lodge No. II +. & A. NJ.
. hegniar Communications on each satnr.
aay evening. on or before the fni a. IN.
"oon' ~ the Masonic Hall in Upton Iowa
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Ne ALISTE ~
ALL-HEALING OINTMENT.
PHYSICIANS tie

HI j SlClhNO tk0
most skilliul and Gel.
sbrated, CcuNsxLoas
lear ned in law,Judgss
Of great cele bracy on
the bench, Ministers
of tbs Gospel, Mer-
chants aud those Of
every station, name,
and degree among inaA
kind,--all Of whom,
without one dissenting
Ah,aAfinn nrApO
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Dtstrict Court.
J. b. BOOTH, Judge
Terms second Monday in May AID
fourth Monday in September.