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LEGAL.
The STATE OF Iowa,
Cnnnfu III Sanff 50,

1buDiY oi scout,
In the matter Of he Probate q the VIII Of Peter Bran
nick. dsreased
To all whom it may Concern:
MOTTO + hereby given that Nunday the -; ) Di
~ May. y, i.5f. Is Ehh day Fixed b judge Of te
Probate Caur OF Said >eatt cauEt. for the probate ST
lhe viii NJ Peter Rrarntk, deceased. which DAY al.
persons Interested ~ tb- uAs ait nj The offs
ri She Judge of said PROBATE Court fremef y. them
ncresSary- WILL N BD Kris,
april H. 1854 .ea-Iw Judge of said PROBATE court,
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Is ATE JF loWA,t ): IN D's'rs' Cot far "a d
CuuHtB af Scott. , IasHg
To oscar Nichols. and all other persons in
teres.ca in ths Real Estate hgroiaa.aer desc /
led
,IR: Iou are e5y Hot q tt there Mill bonn lie
- III tae uf.tt III titr CLERK Vt te ItA oaft ~ sta
oalt, au OF heiote ihe 2ah IA! oi a lti II s5i, :
pett Oh 5iati1tss.ie HaNts Sial III AOa he re-
le ton af tue Nesl Eslatt hereinafter described, or
~ Casv said redemption ha not m4du, tie claiming 4
on AID all Iefsots Interested the Nts al the South
ssi quarter ID ot saNtlon Aoabc tllh Tow ship sen.
city -h9e kI9 Moth OF haHge Nn t east et the 5ti 7
N situated said loul.iA and State Tor thai tbs sata
plaiHt,t purchased said l-Ed y The sale tttreofln
ir ear "A II lf53 for the delinquent taxes due the ercoh
Tor the Year i s3& Tor the SUN ii i0ar a4d b ltu
dollars aGa thai the sad Ai1anls has Uven rctutedts
hs shefiIiut said touay 'snlttodhd, GaN untss yoA
aud all OF !ou appear and answer thereto, on or before
The rst las of te naK term thereof s hs haid On Ia
ljt dAy 81 MaS ncSt. ludemcht will be rendered
against GA thereon, aid all yoar claim aud interest IN
id "a s4id land oe forever basret. and foretiuscd
Cook \ lflIoN, JANIS IHuHlN6I0N,
Stty's for fit'a. Clerk Of sid Court
hFril tih-3iiW
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FANNING MILLS REPAIRED,

tou can get your old Tanning Mils repaired 10 lac
j ufarig AS good How 'f0r a time, by adding
some Of the new improvements.
New sleeves furnished, ora whole s,tt (seud .2c}
II the new ki"d better adapted 10 grain aud foul
seed than heretofore.
CASTING, furnished to places of broken ones; Mills
painted whrH required 10 protect them from the wealth
o. All done N Ia" shortest possible ttntt, al the
Steam Agricultural Depot,
Main Street, Motme Ills,
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| EGAI..
State of Iowa, ! -.
Ecntf Cnunty

Scott County,
TO MARI r. " HESiFiLI' -.
MADAM: Sou are hereby notilsd thai there = 'lN
wi on e In tie oioc Oft tesa OF the i'slfte1 ou'
OF Scott vaants aforesaid petition 81 Amos 49,
fall ying Tor Divorce oi tRc b9hds oi niaNh"A!
now existing between AoH tl9 sii dtiaBdlt uttfdth
md the said Amos Z. Nesifali. aud that unless You u
near and ansM thereto ON or before The morning y
The second day oi the neA term ofthc District oa' q
said eounts be begun d held al the eaurt onss ~
pi, cnport in said county. on the third Ashdas ailei
the fourth Monday III the month ot irii neN ltsa1 !
decree " lit be rendered thereon aud divorce Sf.tsd
according 10 the pray os said petition.
#apr,l q, le5s-3t-it II. q. BAkNER, Atty forfltB-
Sr.rr or Iowa. | To tkt District Cart If CLINTON
clinton touhty, c0aaty, at tae .aay Term
Joseph Met.railk,
against
A. B. Sntil:
F0 n b SMITH;
tlN: Yoa ale hereby notified that on. ar hot"ra the
- tenth day ot Aprt A. u isa there ~iil bo eh NE
IL the ntice 1ef VI ic District Snatl III titeh
e0uty lows, petition IF Joseph Astarmiek, u in4-
ln oi a the al stAtN tuG no1lrs oh o. AstoNAl
AID wherss aotiCe has bae issued and returned mol
foahd Us the SAefiH ~ sAd ,oAntS' haN, therefore
uHlc,S yuU arp and answer taercuLo on OF before
the r Il d4s IeNt telA s tic bstfid losa Y
b. he'd ii Il, VIII ID, sald conts on tie nfsl dap al
Al,t i. ~ 1854, juJsMeet ~il b. rendered against
4uu tAefcoa. = v hpNhHr,
atl6, lh4i-3iiw Att! fer flanii.
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1000 Yds. OF
WIRE sCREENERY,

LNRON No. 2 tu No. II mesh, from 10 90 - inches
Il wide or wider " ordered in quantities.
for Rolling Screens for grst mills, all Sizes for Fan
ming Mills, Meat. MIR and Cheese Safes Cellar Win
hoMs, wlh Ur without frames, (sond szc) wire for
branding slrNrs and man ing Broouns. q r.. ~.
SCrcenrr! tor foundry ana shop windows Ia pre- vent
breaking glass aud mol shut out lghtaii nj Chicago
and st, L0His prices.
At the Steam Agricultural Depot of
ALOSZO NOURSE,
Main Street, Moline, his Jane o.
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STATE or IDs.3, h Itstrfe. Cssrt for sai
Comfy IF Sect, ! GaaaEB.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-30
For the Tribune
TIE Prohihitnry Iinnnr Law

The last faint hopes of the friends OF the law
have died out with the failure of the joint com
mittee TO agree. What, then, shall we, the people,
DO in order TO obtain what we wish
BY direct, uneqWvocaI and unmiStakable
manifestation of popular opinion, the people OF
Wisconsin called upon their legislators to pass a
law which should prohibit the sale of intoxica-
ting drinks, as beverage.
Under cover OF contemplate and palpable
subteriuge, portion of the members of the Senate
OF Wisconsin, have defeated that Law for which
a majority of their constituents voted.
/, tor one don't like 10 mix temperance and
politics. But at the next election for Senators
and ASsemblymen, propose to avoid such mix
ing by dispensing altogether with politics, and
voting for the suresJ Temperance men.
l. politicians won't give them that which thew
ask. Why should the people longer give hem the
powe- to refuse orERIsr.
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For the Tribune
Half Hour Among the Dwellings of the Dead.

/ " And millions in these solitudes, since first
The flight of years began, have laid them down
In their last sleep-the dead reign there alone"
love TO roam amid the resting places of the
dead. II leads my mind to high and holy refec-
tions; it bids me remember that l too shall soon
become inhabitant of the silent vale-that this
body of mine, in perfect hea tn and yigor,
will soon be laid in the cold and silent grave and
perhaps not solitary tablet mark my resting
place. Here lies the great and mighty--the noble
and the ignoble-the rich and the poor--the mil
hoDaire and the beggar. Neither riches nor pow
poverty can preserve them from him at " lose ap-
proach the great and mighty quail. Here lies an
Alexander, who II is said wept that there was not
another world for him to conquer. Here he lies
conquered by his last foe Death Here lies Ma
/ poleor a Wellington; the conqueror and he CON
Quered-both In one common resting place Here
/ IS known no distinction between the monarch and
the sert; both occupy the same position; they
sleep IN the common embrace of Death. Here
/ lie those who have fallen victims in the prime OF
\ life, whose graves are daily watered by the tears
OF their weeping friends Here may be seen the
orphan at the grave of his parent, and as you lis
{ = =
/ being left on the cold charity of the word-but
/ watch his countenance, You see it resembles that
/ prayer OF resignation which his now santed mo-
! ther taught him. 1t Is prayer unto him who
hath promised TO be the widows God and a Faith
er TO the tatherless. Here lie vet others, whom
| fam would not mention, but their dws,ling pla-
ces were SO melancholy and dreary that l cannot
| forget them There was no xyeeDinu willow m
green turf inelosure but all was desolarion and
drearlness. The very earth around it was barren.
/ The light of heaven shone not on it. and whilst |
stood viewing it In horror / heard voice exclai-
ming. Ectrare! Ec,ccre! 1t was a drunkard' 5
grave. Yes it was the grave of the drunkard-
Near one Of those habitationsI behed form, and
as | approached heard its heart rending cries
" Oh my son! my son Thou vast thy father 5
pride-thy mothers JOY. Bright hopes of the fu-
ture foated in their minds, but as a dark shadow
have they flown. Thou whom they supposed
would be their comfort and support in their de
clinins years, hath been taken from them and
carried to a drunSards grave | inquired into
his history. was informed that he was youth
Of uncommon intellect and thought to be destined
10 high and exalted position; but he partook OF
the poisoned cup, and the sequal has already been
told
Thus, with food for reflection | left the habita-
tons of the dead and sought again the abode of
man, with this reflection Though the grave ap-
pears TO the casual observer drearv, it is 10 the
upright man, a resting place rom tolls and cares.
NJ
/ Mineral Point, March s, 1854.
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vile woInan) danced before Herod, when he was
the damsel's dancing and perhaps with wine He
rashly promised, with an oath, to give her what.
ever she might ask, even to the half of his king
dom. She, after consulting with her mother de-
manded the head of John the Baptist Thus, one
young ladys dancing caused the death of him
who was said TO be the greatest of the Prophets
Dancing is urged as d healthy amusement and
exercise. Probably il may be SO, when conducted
properly But does any suppose that dancing
at night il a heated crowded hall, is neediul for
the health OF even the most confirmed dyspeptic
And does any one pretend that the object OF dane
ing is 10 promote health9
| think our friend Is rather severe in his stric-
tures those who differ in opinion from himself.
He says ii is said that Deacons children are the
Devils grandchildren. That good parents some
times have bad children is true. We may, how
youthful profigacy. Eli was good man and a
Prophet Of the Lord. Yet it is said his children
made themselves vile, and he restrained them not.
L he result was he lived To see the sudden and
awful death OF al his children This was not a
case of rigid severity, but of over-indulgence.-
Children require and should have recreation and
amusement but they should not be encouraged to
worship such amusements And | think pleas.
ant walk and trifling present TO relieve the suf-
terlngs of some of the children of sorrow
would be equally conducive TO health, and a
greater source OF pleasure TO any one whose OBJ
ject is TO be useful Yours truly. B. ].
Sprinp Grove March 81 1884
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For the Tribune
Attendance at School

hTesuiv attendance at School is one of the
greatest OF existing faults and one OF he last and
most difficult TO be corrected. Regularity,
Promptness and punctuality are great virtues in
any community, and are as desirable as they are
rarely to be found. The irregularity in atten-
dance at School, results rather from the tardy
habits, dull interest and inelIiciency of the
parents, than from the children The children
can do little till the parents apply themselves to
correct the fauIJ The appearance of any real
Improvement IN this respect may be taken as {
certain indication that the foundation of the sub
ject has been reached. :.
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u The old fogy" who peeped out
from behind the times had his head knock
cd off By passing event"
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r-.prIsIED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
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: Point, Wisconsin, by
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~ When vnu mean to do good ac-
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months, 90
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rjerel out, and charged accordingly.
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az slNvALukBlK MkpiciNK. u is but seldom we find
among the many teisdes offered TO the public the
Of disease commend. oriose vir-
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ided giving uttci tounynng that mig lead any
slons But with reference to remedy nctifed
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trisic excelencles, its adaptation many ne iis
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= based upon the broad that any
pounded be equally internal alec
lions put clnle that has bern ssfuIly
lt Is simply the ospug Science. being SIM
PIE IN It's action and revealing inits power
more reachng tic hidden sevs or man
ana eeastIand yet being iE yeaest iiant
put In otes twice atge as The majority a. Dne
than the BESIDES being more fanIor
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LaTE on MORGANToWN.


jIaRom RIeunaiism. sore Throat. Group, Diniouit
s or spasm TIN M The
fion sim jots Cuts, ruses Folsom Sores Fever Sores
coie Lame saeS cSsins Ses 81 Poon
Gus insects o. Rabid Dogs 3goe cake Ags N the Breast
cSntiseiions OF Tic Muscles cords, cuts OF any kind
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Sores Scarlet Fevsr ainilar disease,
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which nor only remcs pain almost instsntsneopsiy, but
EtfADICATES THE DISEASE.
some will lasstat tile idea Of composiiion curing
such Number OF diseases. but reflect that
causes. me proposition win less exravagant, but
would sss he 70 iis Is ad I, ios
all Who have used 4 or Witnessed its
s nes ''s name
TO THosEWHO THINK.
many and aris etiye pss.ss sp
ent ancs2 Aud has II you that ieni.
70 bothF This remedy now oss ed YOU IN he
re 4 which does not insult your understanding
e sss p ss5ss fs. b.. + me
reaclling me most hidden sinews OF or bensf,
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strong; We osr IL % YOU with ride and con-
dence as exactly suited or
:he tho Nonrareil Liniment
and Tic vast EXPENSE fthe used IN
humid eds we m gilt publish, nor do I'VE deem
as the article wherever it used certify
would however refer those aniseted ones who have
following names being but few Of liz many er
spns whose character cando Seraeity needs no
in me different diseases for which Ii is are
piers5ed TO sneak Of its me its as 4
Logan a 20, " AeKee, Patterson a CO. and BY the
rsaH,silsi p. OF Virginia and Pelns
IA
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2 S1' isaS
BOOK FOR THE FFLIcTED- Containing outline
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The Fever and que, twenty five cents coys six
COPIES one dollars will be forwarded any part The
liatd Gosden q Cos ubshers box 1876, Post Once,
and Bile work the diseases
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placing hands OF his sons TIe author
eomplants and with 100 Little breath 10 pun
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No teacher or should be without the knowledge
rain. and sorrow TO tne youth under theis
4 charge s-Psepiss ddtoeate s
TIERS Medical Manual. upon fiiousass4
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Planished Min ware.

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ter steweIs Vegetable Dishes Dish Covers Teapot Egg
coolers Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet sets
public to varied ard beautiful OF House
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pREApEuL INE4EaIrAMog

And mnsE this continue Shall NC Be wise ii,
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our sheep, our COWS, our oxen. tho nature and
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dren in an that concerns the mental and physical
well being of those children, We should be i'm.
8 Inersed in the darkest and most
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WIN. e. sELBY.
WHOLESALE. DEALER IN

49, w aOl1HOAlzGa O6A1GdAs.fT 4t
Foreign & Domestie Dry Go s2sls.. ~
No. Iii Main ST., Westside, betreen AfeAis'
.ss Union SIS.
A Wheeling, Va, Col
NOW in reeeapt Of MS Spring stock o.. q N u,nSse
\ and Notions, direct fom importers ahH sod
1ers Gopt sing as complete aud desIs slss s.
goods ADAPTED TO The trade this section e.
IN any hou e, IResf, towhieh wo gee ~ s
invite tile attention OF retail Dealers eonslstis -
+ DRESS GOODS. s, -. ~. III
In black SILKS alpscas, ropns, laws S Gs
Rams, etcs with avery large stock o, -
kes and coloFs- Also, bolnets, nboohss 80 8
otter trimmings In variety. and OF 80
lFses RENss WEAR issiu,tiss.
In cloths, 9ssimefs sattinettss me1hgs ~ pr
Jeans, tgeeis, and summer clio hsi also
ms, blue drills, brown linens, linen aims,
mens and boys palm hats. horn ang " Hse
WOOL brasil hats, etc; ffia full STOCK =,
Ton seamless bags beTlaps e a2ig &C. hs
dullings, ionge cheeks, N ., ne 50
and bleached mpsliIis with gopa7l sloeA = /.
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As cambTes, jaeonets, Irish linens la ~
tons, hosiery, gfoyess combs etc ~ Is vel
: My whole stock Will be found ufsnI ll4sss4s
quality and style, In prices. =, n SILLY.
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Il kKes pure finite LEAD, Iof ssie ~
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BACHELORS

.78sss5 q BACHELORS,I sl1.lf - -
IHstantanesits Liquid Hail DYE.
on Ne ssn oe
orciiy be to its superiority over
ever thtng OF the kind in For sale, Wholesale
and retail, i. 81. LOGAN; q Co, =
marI Sole agents in this city.
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Wheeling, WINDOW Glass

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THE partnership heretofore existing between Stocktoall
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MEDICINAL.


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IN Wholesale -4lvD RETAIL.

L. I
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IN WHOLESALE IND iSET.4IL.
w. H. CAH1s R1fg
CURT Al M ST ORE
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Persons aedingt 6sg and t,slS
Fashion Plates IN tslst number q 20
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Their enable them 20 oreT a
Goods. both Foreign and at the
Paper madeto order. any size or weight Liberal ad:
yances made cunsignments OF Paper Paper Make s'
i stock and otier me pait re.
Tie highest matket price paid IN cash for al kines ?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06
. THE LONDON q s. ~.
Watch and Jewelry Store.

NO f0sLIGHT STREET,
a 2ooYs from BTffiaore oposie fountain Hotel
Bulfim0re.
subscriber, alter experience in the
IN want ot good watch. that, quality work
manshp his watches DEFY all he having fr.
ciiities Tor obtaining FINE xTcugs which few
country possess, being acquainted yyi.h
the most emmett London MAMMA fun ems.
j. ALExANDER,
- Lsts Of = NJ ESene1' Royal Erehaage, London.
90 Fine Watches and JeweIry fetairef PROPERLY All
London atees sold this establishment warranted
ffee OF cost for four years. sep15-iYd :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

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