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T For preventing forked fruit trees
from splitting under the weight Of their
fruit, Isaac Lewis, of HOpkinsville, Ken
lucky, has given US his plan. "My plan,"
he writes, switch ! have followed thirty
years, is this When I find q foTSed tree
that is likely 10 split, look for small limb
on each fork, and clean them Of leaves and
lateral branches for most Of their length.
then carefully bring them together and
wind them round each other from one main
branch 10 The other. In twelve months they
will have united, and in Two years the ends
may be Gu, off. The brace will grow as
fas, as any other part Of The tree, and is a
perfec, security from splitting. lhave them
now OF all sizes, and | scarcely ever knew
one 10 fail to grow.n
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FISHES AND THEIR M1aRAT1oNs.

From an interesting article in the April
number Of Puinam's Monthly, entitled
"Nalure in Molion," we clip the following
paragraphs:
For known and for unknown purposes, in
the tiny mountain brooks and in the wide
ocean, fishes are seen in unceasing motion,
darling in all directions, travelling now sin
gle and now in shoals. Their regular jour
neys are mostly undertaken for The purpose
OF spawning, the delicate mackerel moves
southwark when lis time comes, and the
beautiful sardine Of the Mediterranean goes
in the spring westward, and returns in au-
lumn 10 the East. The sturgeon Of north
ern Europe is seen singly 10 ascend the
grea, rivers Of the Continent, and the ornal
or migratory salmon Of the polar seas ,rav-
els, we know not how, through river and
lake, mp into the Baikal, and there swims,
in whimsical alterations, but always in inn
mense crowds, frs, on the southern and then
on the northern bank. @
The travels OF the salmon are probably
bes, known. because The fish was favori,e
already in the days OF Pliny,-and yet,
strange enough, is found in every sea in
the Arctic, near the equator, of New Hol-
land, only no, in the Mediterranean. They
pres, in large triangular masses up all the
grea, northern rivers OF Europe, Asia and
America. They enter Bohemia with Shak.
speare by sea, sailing up tho river Elbe; /;
they approach Switzerland in the green wa
,ers Of the Rhine, and even the foot Of the
Cordilleras by journey OF three thousand
miles up The Amazon! Their crowds are
no, unfiequen,ly so dense that they actual
ly STEM for awhile the current of the mighty
rivers; still these bands are formed with
araat teaulariiy.- -Tha si6onnp pd larg-
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Gu,So.-In the application Of this valua.
BILE manure, il is necessary 10 keep in view
its powerful properties, and to exercise srea,
care 10 preven, lis coming into immediate
cOn;ac, with the newly sown seed, or The
foliage Of plants and flowers. 1t should
never be placed in con,ac, with seeds; for
all seeds, in The process o! termination give
OF greater or less quantity Of carbonic
acid and vinegar, and these acids, having
strong afIini,ies for the ammoniacal portion
Of the guano, are apt to attract |, so power
fully as 10 check and even destroy vcse'a.
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purtq
FFoW IAt We IVFk Fs"'
TO A SWEET LITTLE GIRL,
Who cal. 10 the writer, syOa know m liis and Sant
do muci -
Gus WATSON, Printer.

VI % the writer, You know IN hliie, and 81
do mucL.'
Yes, lAGls = bat thoa kn0ssst nOs
llo~ powsrfai thoa art,
For though Il may not be thy l0s
To play tn vOulanS part,
Yet has, thou, VIA, bu, kw have g1,
The power OF the heart,
Which In sllyeEy chains doth hold
slalwart young ani hOary Oh,
AMI 10 thy SWEET humOr mould
irOa breasts aud sPirits bold!
Yes, little - stii, Os all TIE things
That most delight US here,
rhlnk, whea the grcen-leayel i0re.. rings
With all i,s notes o, cheer,
A tiny being = "a that brings
Jog 10 y0ur heart and ear
Birds Of every no:s AID wing,
Thai arOuad you CT and slssj
Little creatures = ys. they fling
Rapt1rvs on the airs % spgiaZ!
Yes, Ilstis SO ths flowers arsi
In beauty matched BY none
OF all thai uru, % bright and hlf,
Their fless to N, sun
The drsss as bsau,eous nov they wear
As Heaven at first put on
ssraPh dAhces eahhWarl thrown,
And W.,h sualight rOunl us sir0wn,
We mlga: name them, II we're known
Here tbs truths to angel. shown.
Behold the stars - how suns are made
Ike nase,ni worlds appear
In deepest cher iIsaTsn has hu
Zach brigh. and genial sphere,
And sWes,er glorles thsre dlsPlaysd
Than they had shown more nsar.
In Ia s.arrd immcnsi;y,
On ths earth, OF Ia the sea,
A., that ;aa ms, " IIvayea'S decree,
L. 70 h.R, we'd - and ace.
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Is even saiu tnat NJ inc 1901 OF the cataracts
they will take their tail in their mouth, and
then suddenly letting il 60, like an elastic
spring rise twelve or fifleen feet in the air.
And thus they travel on, undismayed and
uniired until they have found suitable
place for deposising their eggs, and with
the same marvellous instinct return, year al
Ter year 10 the dlsian, ocean.
The herring is small, insignificant fish,
yet il gives food 10 millions, and employ
ment 10 no, less than 5000 decked vessels,
moi 10 speak OF all The open boats employed
in the same fishery. Where their home
is, man does net know: Il is only certain
that they are not me, with beyond certain
degree Of fnor,hern latitude, and that the
genuine herring never enters the Medi,er-
ranean, and hence remained unknown 10
the ancienis. In April and June, all Of a
sudden, innumerable masses appear in the
northern seas, forming vast banks ofien 30
miles long and Ten miles wide. Their depth
has never been satisfactorily ascer,ained,
and their denseness may be Judged by the
fact that lances and harpoons ihrus, in be-
tween them sink not and move not, bu, re-
main standing upright. Divided into bands
herings also move in certain order.
Long before their arrival, their coming is
noticed by aocks Of sea birds that watch
them from on high, while sharks are seen
10 sport around them, and thick oily or
Shiny substance is..spread over their columns
coloriug The sea in daytime, and shining
with mild mysterious light in dark, still
night. -
The sea-ape, the "monsirous chimera |"
Of The learned, precedes them, and is hence
by the fishermen called the king Of the her
rings. Then there are frs, seen single
males, often three or four days in advance
Of the great army: next follow The strong.
est and largest, and aller them enormous
shoals, countless like the sand on the sea-
shore and the stars in heaven. They seek
places that abound in stones or marine
plants, where 10 spawn, and like other ami
mails, they frequent the localities 10 which
they have become accustomed a, a regular
time, so that they may be expected as sure
ly as the sun rises aud sets.
Other fishes have strange peculiariiies
connected with their travels. Thus, we are
told ,ha, the mackerels spend their winter
in wha, would appear 10 others mos, un-
comfortable position. In the Arctic, as we'll
as in the Mediterranean, as soon as winter
comes, they deliberately plunge their head
and the anterior par, OF their body in deep
mud, keeping their tails erected, standing
upright out. This position they do not
change until spIing, when they emerge in
incredible numbers, from their hiding pla-
ces and 60 southwark for The purpose OF de-
posting their eggs in more genial walers.
Still they are so firmly welded 10 this ele-
men, that they die the instant they are SAX
en- out Of the wafer, and then shine with
phosphorescen, light.
The eel is the s,ranges, Of travelling fish
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TnE Suor AND SLrIrER. a FABLE r.ox Tur
IHisyscB. A shoe ornamentsd with superb
,uckles, said to Q slipper, that was placed
near to him, "My good friOud, why have
you not bucklesl', "0f what use arc
tbey!" replied tho slipper. "Is Il possible
you dom, know tho use ofbueklss ! without
them NO should stick in tho nirs In the sut
beg we enter" my dear fricud,' said
the slipper. 81 never 90 into bog."
Its certainly wiser and better 10 avoid
difficulties than 70 provide remedies for them
This is . lesson cunning people and io0lsesn
nsysr undentsnd., v
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MAMMOTH sra,wsrRRlrs.-The cabbases
ofCalilornia are famous for their size; they
have had their day in items. The sac'a-
meu,o Union is now giving Calilorniastra
berries turn. 1t says The targes, spec
men OF the many strawberries presented Is
Of the shape Of fig leaf, and measures
sir aud a half mehs, in circumference la'i.
,udiaalIy, and 6rs and hag iashs' lcnsi-
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,udinally. This is BY far the most enormous
strawberry we have ever seen OF even heard
Of, and we challenge the world 10 produce
It's equal. Only think Of single straw
berry measuring over half foot in circum.
ference! Other specimens in the basket,
o,pine apple shape, measure from three to
FIVE inches in circumference, and ten ofihe
largcs, weigh 'oue quarter ol pound
These huge samples of our mos, luscious
fruit were raised in the famous garden of
A. p. Smith, on the American river, three
miles above Sacramen,o.n
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NEVER ASK Qurrros. ~ IIunnr Tom

NEyER Ask QuEsTfoNs IN AHURN.OTom
a word with you.' 100 oct.
!. Be quick, then I'm In hurry .
What did you give your sick horse Tho
other day! .. ''a raftU
A pint Of ,urpentinc.' ..ll..ls
John hurries home and administers the
same dose to favoritc charger, who strange
to say, drops OF deianct in half an hour.
Lis opinion Of bis friend Toms veterinary
ability Is somewhat staggered. He meets
him the next day:
r 'Well, Tom.'
well, John, what 10 it, l-.s5
Igaye my horse . pint Of turpensine,
and IL killed him as dead as Julius C1sar.'
80 IL did mine
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UNION AND EASTERN JOURNAL.

III. Union ani Eastern Journal Il publshei sysy
IspAr at No 1, Central Bloek. opposite ue Bedcfrd
uOuss.-rrHx5-s3Oo per annam, OF sl,blh pah sth-
IN thr,s mDnIh. from the time u su6serbins. sings
eoplss s.nts. nv. ID. PALHKs, the AmsrsAn news
paper Agent ID the Only aushOrssi Agent br ths pAp
In ths ellis. st New Iort, Bos.oO, AMI PhadtPhlA ani
Il duly empowered b aAs advertisements anil sasserlp-
ton. At the sane rates rsgured by lhs o,ne.s
srs-ysg York, rrIbane Baiilngs Boston, ssouJs
.sllin. PAiIsssI1A,s, n. W. ssrnsr rAni and GA--
nui sTsst.
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SARAH j. FULL


pal.Fy's a4ssauine Pals extractor vii
ria. the paia and inf an m alon from tn severes
r. II &c dis in from enc To twenty minute sand y
,aseliths unds without scar: and egectualIy cu,
Err Sores -Pi!es-Sa't Rhenm Iafamma,ory Ehe,
s-asa-Sase aud Iada oed Eyes Cots NouaA,-o.
n Hiy-srale sores-Rruises Sold Head-Corns an
saas-E rySlpe!as sprains-Sw In-s-Chilblains
ssss-altes Of Insects -swelled and Broken Breast
Ne NIPPLES -Eraptloas al ether inflammation
.u.llcogs dssasosa waere ihe parts AZ, c.sd eau b
.sasyl.
Dat &c ac-e iaio"s about the rany diseases name
Be erred ~ only thing but dect, that be ,es
5sre p-o arties whicA the Daley Saive alone or
5 aid as heretofore enumerated one to frur-ca
a no. Il 20 the a.Jrs mentioned di=eases, bus mar
-1.aa. e,ua.ra.ed-
I.-g-a5 81. -skllr pred Physicians prescribe Cal
....e.rlig OR sores Of different disraeesq
E4.a 6,v d gsssUtSa nALtEY's P,ra Ex-a4oroR h s,
-rta ~teei Plate Engraved Label viih the st,gatu-es
s.sE el5 .kESER 4 c., prophetic s AMI HGNai
.,laEY manufacturer All ctAers are counterfeit.
= All orders sha u.d be add -ess 20 C. Y Ciic5e=e'
b., 81 B4scsy 81, New York For safe By s,ftJsaser
.Esgs4e through Mt lbe Us ard Canada. 81 "
Dr.. Esasc ! E,oz:s E.ss,i' ,. much Cetsf~a-
|eiEYe u ster.-stTs MERITS srASD rNRGv<LIxh-
ms old, tired md Invaluable reFseiy To- all disease
lie eyes, aGer hasiag stood tbs test OF over fif2
AM The deaaaI fer It iii ircfe.s. NJ, i nov,
saeg flr he p.s' t~o years, oRsreI or sale in
zaes dress. Each botue ' III have Steel Plate In
as! Envelope, viii portrait OF the inventor, IN.
IS Thompson, Sssv London, Conn and sTNIU-
ss.a.---e- ,E@ther with sisfItE o. the signa
al 81. n---e IT proprietor, JJha L. ThompscG, NJ
sl 49, Aiger STREET Troy, New YORK, and
Cad Be s1nuiue
prpaelav has been compelled to make this chang,
a. -, q .aa ~repnsr owing 10 tha largo Guanti
aHt SD Il f5r the past f.w years have bee
a.ea RE .e7ui@rity and esPrci i'y at The west
Purchasers Re 4sstcIiars rgqie='ej to b.. c bu
lsss s9si, ,ai IS the red label heretofore use
i, ..ag founa in tsst f rrI the prop-ie o.
a.t ae-ta-e II reoueunes Counterfeit
5E,la = 81 the spectacle II -sists IL thc Unite
- g4-. Ia 37Iy
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rs : ''e1lstea Vs. iieary q. Forsyth
virtue 81 writ a. fcri 14cas Issue 4 ont ~, -
- tiit seal # The Crc at Court for m. ..1 :
5eys,.t :, t-ts o. Z" Wisconsin, bearing tes9a me
IN az! ct A1rbst, 4. q. 1855 ia N p .b,,,.o -
ne 80 @a 10 me directed and delivered fgaintf
f,,.-, r.,,I i.4llse, lac l5 and teaeuenfs o. the
- 5'tille4 de"@ndsnt have levied 49,, -
II az ';ic sl~ht, u re ard ll-ercst lie sr, -
.t-d -ii ID eh" following uescrioti raj - =
~ q la sud Uu5rviia 4 one b4r r,ar, al go
iis'l west qlaTtrF, Of section n n rnlar ~,
- Ahsh'p 30 six. s. north Of rance ,T-Ie - -
- = q iri h-ipsl H,ridfaB,fD ise cnupI1 ~ -
,,r a. ~ cont ifs ejshty acres be she s.,e
s aich eh- 4 Npa-a - sale NJ n,i,ii,. 80. 49,
- = re -4tsA'st adj best biIIer, tor cash ma 60 !,
1-ie ai,i a. t- r ght- tit!e and cIefr,s :, - =
- = -he5s theFeHcto belonging which sid t.1a,'
"a r "a s-ii- 10 tie aboV. dc-Cribrd lar5f, "a -,
- - - ~ tefnth Jay OF April in th. vssr en-,
M enc enc : ht cu"tred ard fCrty three or s.
t,.te ma cala- st l4F Ir.,Bt door 81 - -
II, ny Esiiase e Mineral Point, on Sstnrjg. 49,
"a -. 80 r 70 he wear q our lord one mo-,
i, - 60 nd ay I've Ieven he b,' ,'.'.
Il sitt ia - 20 Green ;Ld he setting 81 he s-,r
e-'L Iti a.. 81 81 ne a.
iiNI 5 CERITEt:,
I'm ( : Z 5faT7ss. Pi-ds. ati-vrs ''''!' rs.
-.rrEt 3 rl.s
tinersl so;us. Aug 20 - r+osG
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sEEE.Esssa,, -. 2.

Eea'h s Ft'y- Tor the use Of
y n Haisetd I lister OF I r..
e %, CD, ~ Jatyfn Eo-k- I ''i' 4 '-e'ts
we'll.
2 Yi-tHeof writ Of f.r; farfas isspcd on, : 49,
- uf9. we sea- ~ he iIcg4t C,.uri IN 80 -,
- i1t} 81 eva. s1l,' st of " -.,.p lesi ~
MIRO ds3 o. dgast i D. 1855 ia tb.. ab,, -,
"a sasc a"t 70 IA directed aud de i've red asit =,
o. ds ahc eh it'eis lauds and ten. m,nts of ia IN
'atEei eFthd5l J. have this day levied f,r,,f, - -
= ~ me Sht q e ard interest ofthr aHs 1,,,,,a,I -
41ta ~ inc icl''" III described real e..a - :,
p y o4 Ne ahcfs "a med feeiart to ,,- n
Ne h&t OIL nc northeast quarter OF sPr+j,,,,
e1,s - y, 'pWEtip n11rDner eight. : r,.rtb ,,f,
VII eet i've east u The fourth prncfrsaI rnori1ia
r. t4tS ~ iowa anu state 81 si5co,.fn ,,,.:,
= ''etts tte The s@u}e or less Al a. 49,.
Aiice- - sale ~ puzzle veHduo 20 the hi. -.
'qt.ef, for cIsh md stall = the surTe ,nJ
ti'l .i"lrls = hic aid dcf-r drnts /, a
.Gd 20 Ire above describe i o.. q. and r..t CO.
Gu DAY % August. 4. ID S5I. ar 1T 80 -, -
hAt 'sf =; ~ = ~ door of che 5,tift Ffrqa f
@ Alialfat f3'n on SATURDAY. III. lst' a.y al ~
r. m ne cay o. n az ord o. hri5 ?, d .,.t
'se afi3 uFe wen The hours 10 nine ...5. s -
-feti-fl s, ff slt.tfl s,tsu said ,i., l..
Gt and costs a. thclau directs - sa'
.'-eFI STERLING
P =. fAsT ~ FL E., P''a's A.ry. -''' " Is
-t.I-~sf P,lur- M - - NJ, 81
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SPEGIlL NOTICE.
EoTICE.

Il. Primitive Methodist Church al Laxey vii
,-eaeI for Divine worship on Sunday next.
!. sJth 1883, when three sermons viii 5,
acaeI, %. V Those in the Morning and al.
.,5a By Mrs Lunn from Racine, and that il
.ssening by Bro John Sharpe
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s. KEOEs BATE.

j. Che mater Of re Estate If Weston MelTn decease
al whom j. my concern Notice S hereby ri,
en- liai We the Undersigned nave been tis ,otte--
so commissioned by the Jadso uf ssid Court tr,rlis
sl"tFs 10 receive and oNaune and adjust an eius
M 4tiasi- Ht m persons against The said deceased
hat WE'VE months from the lstd.y JAW flF5 eav
been allowed and limited for creditors TO present thit
cAs 70 Us for eNA nInatian and allowance and the-
viii 1a ne Isl d4y Of Cc.'UeT next at the house a.
ieHT5 tuSH-7n ha ~ Pui1sSi. a. end to the d;s
charge q s39r du,l"s a. commit sioners aforesaid
N1si.~' y 1ct'At.l>rER.
S0aDE 4. WALBRTUG+.. (s,ga,ef, Sfo,xrs
ASA p tTTi.N !
bated 81 P laski this 18Th DAY OF August. 1857
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SEEEASEn,

I saas-Fl5 r, in Dodge ille, Light Sorrel Celt
- E : ighssh IBane and tail also triuled 10 The
~, & star IN The face. and the legs OF light
80, I Using ;oar Years old. Also a Mare Colt
49,. se1fs Old OF .t dark soTreI color, black
Sci % 5 lew whit hairs mixed, star IN The
80 saa lsss ID nd foot " hjre.
~ a. VII return sajj colts u the subscriber
sz-ztss 5eHe#t's- VI yeve, or give Informs ion
NY " found shall be literally rewarded
DID,. JOAN J.. r r ERrS.
,'-sss,..a, sept. 6. 1906. a. 4w+
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SELECT SCHOOL.

Mineral Point, Sep II, 1855.
IS. 5. j. FuLi, would respectfully inform Ia,
IN, of Mineral Point that she intends openin.
esct School in Mr. Carriers Rock Building OF
.l.aia St.,on Monday next, September , llh :
tie general branches OF thorough Enslsl
alton will be taught. Terms will be moder-
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N PE'8AFa-I0ITA COUNTY WIS.
la ne 'AA.ief q sae estate OF .mes Woodward, a
re fdn& atd Cling the Vet.ecr }seze Ccha7tree
q g. ~ 57l'iit n38lg other things u.ar he las
s ~ hiiisit-e4 said estate and praying tlas a ff,z
80 'st + HA'N or v&ainlHiug ard aii8qilr his .t
coast q 'ls fcrntIe is orde,gs ms, -ii ~
gah = exam .sed BY IKE jgdse ct flis co1r On IL
- - s, ~ cE-ae' 5Eri ensuing the Ufisp Of s.
.ils.- i'a T tl.aSe ol l.ghiaul. IA $ 10 county
n q 4 IN e ordered, thai uo;ice thereof be give,
- 5'e>aiS Interested, A} publishing cory Of hi
raer ilr iiree successive wee IS PRIOR to sei. , g.
i-te' ~ Tie Mineral Point 5r bune,g wee Els new
D-t-d Aug IL, 1853. / n STz{..es :
III
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IN PRon.TE-Eoui go. corr,r

~ RxkgssA'E'E-s0 co. COURT
10 the matter of the last VIII ard Testament of STEPHEN
Is Tarasher, deceased.
y reading aid cling instrument in writing, p1lr
~ HoTti 20 De the last - i'll and Testament Of Sic
pheH B. fhrasher late County of iowa Stqte Of
" iSeousln deceased; ii is ordered that the pr1es al
said instrument be heard befur. The Judge of this
Court or Nondsy the 1t day of October. A. n 1885
~ clock N, at the Probate oGire in The town o.
Nnerai Point IA SUI t0uaty And Il is further order
ed that pv bic &c thereof be given to u persons i'm
teesed by publishing copy Of this order 10. ~ re-
weeks suUc IS vely prior the day hearing in be
Mineral Tribune,' weekly nevsllsr,r nrirtef.
at Mineral Po5LtIu said County
!. N STRONG, County Judge.
Dated Se,teruber EJ.h. 1855 42w9
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EsEE Sk.gFZsssx s85EIE.X
* IL - = r: sza. q

s,,d under the seal city and authority Of The I'M
versity OF FREE MEpI~INz ard PgerLtg hS0a l.
battered by he state 81 Pensy lTaua pr 2fh, lr53
viii c Tsi of StUG93a. mai ly fer tie purpose Of
resting he esiis Of SFrRioss SO al<o supply
ing Cos. ,th Feiisbte remedies wherever
c.mIetent pby -icIaa canoot zfH Dot Re employed
have purchased from Dr John Rowland his celebrated
RoHI.AND,s TOHIG MIXTURE,
know for upwards of igerty Eve years the cnIy
and -afe fer FEyER I'D AGTE, &C. and his sti
nlable rcmeIy Tor BowEI CoMPt.INfs E, Rowl8nd's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY 70 IT,
which high'v approved fn pogu'ar Remedies, ass s
with he UniyeTsiys Remedy for Complains of the
lungs
The University s Rea1ey for - sFepsia or indigestion
TIE Uaiyersity' 5 EeEledy for Costive Bowels
As0 The University : Almanac may BE- had e. thS
Branch DlspeEs2ry, OF Il the Store 81
SAME Ell C0f.T.EY.
Yellow Stone, Wis, Nay 30, 1855. 3r417
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Taken -.

rs subscriber living in the Town oC Wal5wick.
= e Re Est NJ. . yoke OF oxen wears old and
1a1 a5 ..sat red color with in the fcrehead.
stsat# rs The ether They have each y
.s1es ~ ear No ether marks parccfsib,e. The
"a ~ sssd 70 cali prove property, pay charges,
Vsss., WILLIAM AFTER.
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{ h. Pe-s7 interested viii take notice 80. :, "
a pilcaiion 81 Robert II. Miller 10 lie ar,,S' - 'P
ditlstfat,r OF the Estate of WIiii-m Corrida az
chn,n l. Richiand Co Wisconsin, dec.a - Nj ~ ~
eara pesofe me at my @fcs ia tze village Of DC
SAID coiif'iy on The = day of S,uIenb - @
i 10 O'CLOCK 4 N. of said day ' A. io'''
,o,.t e. a q. SLAUGHTER,
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n.ETEE-TgE'S FIN
TTRppT,T: WORKS

ETH sabscrib would respect lily inform the citi-
zeu= OF %orffeTu Iowa aEd southern sIiuBesota.
fht thsx Keen Constantly hand large assortment Of
he bf Vermont ant Italian ABB E. ss4s
..e tteaistees- Posts for ceraetry los Table
srrs Coaster Tops, PeSSns - 6i-aace ordering
sCors fro may rely upon Il being vel executed
md .i dfspafch. fiattsr elves that oar work
not zarpassei ia The NerAy'est. shop No 2G5 Main
Street
DFIsC0Lf. DUNN & DUKE.
Cafena, AEg1st 10, s-55. 39ly
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FAEwEozk SEE.

EAEE5g EO5S SAILS.
ryvHE subscriber offers sale farm, consisting Of SO
acres of chcce land situated IL the town Of Cit
t, Crau the public road between 81 fin ard
Ningvjiia- Ferry acres OF yhe land under tie
nlogs--Sxtv acres under feCcs On the premises .
good log Gw 81 n< Rouse. and oxCaent frame stable.
It's vel cred With springs. aEd running brook
on said Hud - about = beautiful young timber
The zaI lsrn3 viii De sod Z. brgain as the owner Dc
ssres 20 20 10 California;.
For particulars enquire Of Richard Richards, ~ NiE
lin. JOHN LAEAfkT
June - b. fc55 3al5lpd
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WHITE LAD.

@ ~ KEGS pare White Lead
3 . d. Astra d..
50 Kers snow : hike Z5nc, just reeeivesI ai ~
s.ie Il e. y. 1UBB =
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EAREN Up.

ID w. ss9ssr15er, on the 13ah inst, Brown Mare
81 sb4 81 Atte legs, star in the forehead one glas,
a,aassT q. : sled 10 cal a the Eastern house
-ss him - and Prove property, pay charges and
Hlesfq-, z. l.. VANCE.
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