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A FARM OF 262 ACRES,
At PRIVATE SdJE

N OF less than 100 ncres are cleared, with n
~ go"d House, AZ ny 90 feet, and Kitchen
aiJoiDing, all convenient aud well finished: ulsn
good h"use on another part Of the Farm, with
some twenty bearing apple trees around u two
Barns and other out buildings. OF water the re
u never failing well, aud numerous springs
great rariaty OF fruit trees, besides an ample
orchard. e.. ~, = "rf'N
rms farm lies well---is five miles sou,heast ot
m,iorsantown, ON the pike leading To Beverly
INC owner, desiring To remove 10 the West. is
determined TO sell at fair price.
FOR particulars enquire at the Union Office,
July l6, 1858. 6O,r
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The talent and skill of which il sufhcie ut for an
Equestrian company gilmore than ordinary uoio
itself, will all appear, and be- aided by a list of
Artists, such as twill ensure to every audience
an unusual amount Of pleasure ana qualification.
Among III" most c"nsPecn"us names arc,
Nh. IFm. O'DcH, Mr.. Hiram Dan.
Mons. Essing. Mr.. W. Johnson. Mr.. ". n. Rug.
g"s, Mr. Donovon. Sig. Gordcllo, Mr, ) Brown,
SIgnor Cordoya, Mons Du Font Mater John
Robinson, Master James Robinson. Masters Ch.'s
and Edward MlIc Victoria Hughes. Signora
valirlli, M'lc Rose TrelaSney, Little X ATE
ROBINSON.
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Accompanies the Troupe, aud as tyne of hi.
species, as the most beautiful and docile ever
captured, he will he introduced into the ring {
every Periormonce, by MIR. Robinson, who has
at length succreded in making this hitherto
Wild and violent animal lperiectly ttractabIe.-
mo whole Collection of animals is perfect a nd
numerous. and such Is never seen in any travel
ling company but this.
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klCRE4NTGyvN eEMAEE
rs t1sTsEE,Is
REy. A s. HANK. a. NJ: 4 hss6emte
J D r HANK, Am, kib = f,mt3c's,

i D : "a MAJ E, Mo f;@ .sss
TUE duiits Sfthis tnsti,u,ion wi IiLc ,,scm
ed On the Grst Noadsy in September.
The Buildings ere now being enlarged. by tic
sddi,ioa OF a three story wing, 90 BY Sc feet,
increased Recommendations for Boardeis.
The Principals will be Supported by corps
ofcon,petent teachers in tfe Solid and Orba-
mental Branches of Female education. ~,
Dipionids will be granted to those who com
pl.tc the regular collegiate Course. -
Miss MAGGIE VAN Der WERKEN, of New
York, will take charge OF the Musical Depart
ment, and Miss MINNIE E.NJEFrEssoN OF tho
ornar rental Branches, Painting, Drawing, &c.
Terms per luarter--ISieven Weeks
'-N'PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
Board, Washing, Fuel and Lights, $2S, 90
'CoLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
Instruction In English Branches, 600
ancient Languages, each . 900
Music, with use ofinstrunent for practice, 1000
ornamental Branches, Painting, Drawing, Sc,
extra. s' - -
PRErAnAroRY DEPARTMENT..
Second Glass, .H. . $500
FIRST Class, 900
For Catalogues containing further information
apply TO Rev. Or. JAMES DRuHxokp, or W. r.
wILLEY, Esq, President Of the Board of Trus.
Moreantown, Va, July 90, ls5s-sw
E-Uniontown Z" Genips," Brownsville "Ciip>
per- Fairmont .tTrue virginian,n Pruntytown
't'isitor," aud Preston County "Kegisiet" cory
eight times. >'.t....
N. B.--DR. HANK desires to give notice 10
those ladies' and gentlemen, who have at differ
ent times daring the past year, mentioned TO
HIM their desire to take up the study of the
FRENcH LANGUAGE, that he will form n new
7th, AT 8 O'Clock.
July %, lShS. l6l-St s
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where tho gifts. consistlng 81 JEWELkY, &c. =,
hND VARYING FROM 10 CENTS 10 'rWO
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DescnpnSe Catalogue, containing laga varf.
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AND ORIGINAL SYSTEM ,r nilSwt0a every
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setting forth uneguallsd Inducements to A..
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
PROSPECTUS
VOLUME FOURTEEN
Begins september IA, 1853.
MECHANICS, INVESTORS,

anu GuTmcrSs
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wife wishes To got n recipe for making a good
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inprocunng patents for now inventions, and will
advise invoeiors ws,boui charge ia faes,d 10 the
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CASH! CASH.! CASHW!

commence this day selling for ready pay,
according to previous notice. trust ny friends
ana customers are prepared Ia continue their
business with me. I viii sell as cheap as any
store IN the town, or any where else. ! am re-
ceiV'ng New Goods almost every week from the
East, come on, every body and get your p0rtion
OF Tue bargains. am still giving 10 cents per
pound Tor butter. ] am none ofyour 8 cent men /.
WIN. LAIlER,
Aug. 9, tS5S--I63. Cheap side.
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THE ANIMALS

All living and iu splendid condition. trained
and unt'ained. are nnequallrd ma a roilec
non. Tor variety. beauty end numbrr, in this
or any Other country, comprising Elephants.
Lions, Tigers. Grizzly Bears. Bengal Roysj
Tigers, Monkeys, apes, Birds, Os,r;ches,
White Bear. =
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Horned Horse,

The only living specimen in america, and from
such knowledge as Historians pnssess, suppose
hun to he the last Of his race--all attem pts at
obtaining another having signally failed TO
zee this beautiful and extraordinary gem in AMI
mated nature, is alone worth tho whole price
ofAdmission. t.
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Ee0FLaSD's GERMAN BlTTERS

THEY ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.
And free from .feohohe SGmnent and al
nj~r'o"$ ingrt4icnH.
They tcW cure DYSPEPSIA.
They rW ture NERVOUS DEBILITY.
They ,eW ture LipER Complaint.
They NjH tnre JUN DICE
They uiH cure DISEASE Of tie KIDNEYS.
T"cy mm e0rc CONS7'IP iTION.
They W,H e,3e PILES
They u'H cure UEdRTBURN.
they uW e"rc SIpINhiNG IF he HEAD.
They ttW cnre FLUTTERiNG OF THE
HEiRT. ..s
ThoJ arc prepared Ivy N. G, NJ. JACKSoN,
flS Arch S,rnci, Philadelphia, Pa. and sold by
druggists and st"rekccrers in every town and
village IN nc United States, Caaa,las, Wes, In
dies ard South America, at So corss p.r bottle.
1920
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THE OFFICERS OF IaO,h REGi WENT,

RE h. RIB, n,ifirJ ~ a'teid o, WIN
1 Fears, o. saturday llr' 28h inst, Ia
elert F,sld Officers. &C Tn. CAVIAR cum.
nanded b, Capt Stewart are m,vby rc.
qussh5 To- attend at ,be sans and place
~ ifanssc' Important bn-iuess4.
r. FINNELL.
DAVID HAWKINS
JAS KELLY.
" - There VII b. = SPEECH ~ Laurel
PofD' on the sam. is, upon the subjpri 81
s'arkws,er &C. Mre,ipg al O'Clock =. M.
Avg 20; 1882
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o THE TAX PAYERS or MON
ONGALlA COUNTY!

ONGALlA COUNTY!
e GENTLEMEN :--in accordance with an
nraer OF the County Cuun Of Mnnnnu.lia.
The several Magisterial Districts Of tn.
county, will bs callrt at The respective
'mesa places in the schedule hereto au-
nexed, TO vote for or against ins,rucling The
Magistrates OF respective districts when
summoned Tor the purpose, TO subscribe for
and on behalf OF the county twenty five
,housaud dolla,s stock in the Monrnsah"l la
Navigation Company. to be subscribed as
follows, viz: The county 10 issue one Bond
of five thousand dollars, aud twenty Bonds
Ut one thousand dollars each the fits, ore
rsJable in five years from tht date ni lis is
sue. ard one OF tie one til ,usan dollar
bonds, payable annual!y thereafter. Sup.
posing the improvement la pay no dividends.
Twenty three hundred and fifty dollars
paid by III. coun', each y ar. Tor the first
five years. ou'I pay The in,ete. Of n h..
bonds, besides establishing sinking I'm, -
snfhcirit ~ pay the first honj oil hive ihU ~.
and dollars, at lis maturity. The sixth wear
the count, wonld b. reqnired---,o paw The
interest Of bonds yet due AID one bomi TO
pay twenty wo'undred dullar.. the seventh,
YEAR. twenty enc handled aud foriy The
eighth ,ear. two ,l,ousarh and eighty, thus
decreasing sixty dollars each yeat. until th,.
bonds are paid. Tn" addition nj one half
OF one mill t,'ths ,'oll,r on th present raw.
cute isy, will raise STITCH nj fluids 10 ,no.,
the payment due ~ five years, after winch
less amount vii be required. gradually dr
creasipu each year. so ibsl The las, ,esr 4 II.
MOI require the addition IL Oue. iomnh ~ one
mill on tile dollsr ~ the pesert revennp
lax, TO meet tie snonni ihYp due Sponl,I
the county make this subscription, man
That upw paNe MIC dpii n, r.v.,,,,o ,.y ,,n,,jI
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DIG WINDOW q. K.--L0OK our.
I'D ..., All ri. Int.

Ti"se New Goods from Philadelphia AID
bal'in"r-, are now open and ra,ly for pxh'-
ton aud will b" I'D in camprrl'"n as u
Ct" apness. with any house ~ finn !" Nur,h-
western Virginia. without exception. We
Invite the community general but III.
ladies' especially, 10 call and examine our
stock. 90 n-sling Of ..-... .s-.s.
Fine Dress G"od- in variety. Msnlillas;
Swiss jar"ne,s, Colia,s I.scrs edsiug-. y,
Gloves, li"s'ery. Ginglams. Cairo, Mus
Inns. aud every other article general, ken,
III any Dry G"ods Store in MoIgan,own: onlu
q hHic more so
a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MEMS
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RICHMOND IN THE FIELD AGAIN.

PRICES REDUCED COMPETITION pHrIEp!
Selling more Goods for One Dollar than can be
bought clsc where in town or country. -. g.
Proclaim il from the Huuse-Tops, By.ways,
and Street corners, that Jonathan StahI, ha v.
ing sold out my 'ioriher stock Of goods, have
since PROCURED the spacio us store-Toom former.
ly occupied by NJ. Is. Caliind inc been East,
and returned with a large and well selected
stock vi
DRY GOODS,
And am selling them at such low figures az 10
astonish aud bewilder tho most economical buy
crs. e. ...F.f. .... "a. '........., @ r't
Come and examine our Fresh Lawns, colors
fast, style good, width usual worth Ia cents
per yard, winch We are NOW selling at 6X cts
per yd. Then there is our yard vide Brown
Muslin worth 10 cents, we are selling at only
cents. Then let your eyes rest inr one mo.
me nj on thatynnaIntn"i h pile Of beautiful prints
fast colors. worth ls%, We are selling at 6 cts
We have a varied assortment Of
DRESS GOODS.
The dazzling beauty, soft texture, and exquisite
finish, will claim tho attention Of the Ladies
and remember, our prices are reduced, and they
can be bought at exceeding low figures. -
Oar stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Nestings &c.
is rich and varied In price we are coniide u,
OF pleasing. Then come to CalIcndine's Corner
beiure purchasing elsewhere, as we assure you
We have sold cheaper gOodsin M.rgantown Tia n
was ever sold IN this place. ASK your ucighbor
fnr the truth fths assertion. We now tell you
we have better stock thHn Is Usually kept in
the village, comprising every variety Of
DRY GOODS NOTIONS. &c
which we will sell NJ az low rates, yes Low Err
than we ever sold for we now self Tor Cash or
Ttade exclusively. Come and examine this ma O.
n'hccnt stock Of Goods, and you a,c certain to
buy. ~. 49,. .... JON. SrAuL. "
Morgantown June 24th, 1858.
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ASSORTMENT OF MEN
3d. WEAK
Rcady-Nndc CIoihiup.


Cloths. Ca-.'mcis, SaiiiietS, Veslinus,
C"ti"nhd~s. Krnucky Jan-s. Twpeds
Italian Cloth. Cashnirr.. tor bn, s ear.
ShIrtin". h. ok, aud Shutting Tweed &c.
BOnheiS The latest Summer -, les at
Bonnets, most beautiful, aud trimmings fu,
same HH .......... t',-,. -
F'"wers. Ribbons, Rnchps. Sarsenr,is
Bra DIS. Stiff Nets, Sc. Com. ladies and see,
our Bnnr,s 1t Will Civ. ns pleasure tn
show our ao''ds whciher you buy or not.
Dozen LADIES Eugene Bodies.
do. Bns'l' Skirts; nbro,d red
... Bnstlr Skirt;
HOOPS and HOOP SKIRTS. &c.
ShOcs-A great variety OF Shoes for
la'iirs Heel Kid Slipres. Lacri; Fine
fomp kh Lace Gaher-; Kill W-it-; Goar
do; Chldrens shoes in abuud.ncr, Mems
Shoes and Boots oi all kinds.
Carpets and Floor Oil Cloths.
SUMMER HATS ,o' Men aud Boy; Child.
rms J"k', HAS F,ncy Baskrrs.
GROCERIES %; all klrl---T-a. Coffee.
Sugar, Rec. 81 ICE. Ginger G nnar,nm. Mace.
Cln' e.. Nulmees, Soda Cream Tartar, etc.
NS- We call ,sr"cial a,irnt;"n To- our
larr" stock ol the Cheapest Tobacco ever
s"ii ~ Mnrganiown.
WHEELING NAILS, LAMP OIL.
White Lead /" Oil. L.n>rrd Oh. Tnrrcniup.
e. Husk Mattresses. made hy Alb, r. Ten.
naut.
All Of which will be sold Cheap for Cash
or approved country produce, or upon n
cr'u'' OF SIX months I" p'rmpt paying Gus.
toners.
We return our thanks to 'h- public for
ii,.ltr l. a
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II. l.. FAHNEs'TOClk,

ID EADY-MADE CLOTHING at AUCTION
IA PRlCES.-Cloth and Cashmere Coats
Iinen Marseiilcs do. Cheap for Casi, at =
June q, 1853 !, ~ WIN. LAZIER,S Store.
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TERMS IN ADVANCE :


TERMS IN ADVANCES:
One copy for one year, and pIit So 90
, m,ee copies one year and gifts . 90
rive copies ono year, aud 8 CUTS < 90
Ten copies one ycnr, and 10 gits 10 90
lweniy'"ne copies one year aud ri pirs 30 GO
The articles To bo distributed are comprised
IN the i"l,"wing list f. 80
L. states Treasury Note $1,000 90
40 90 do 5UU Oh each
~ 40 o." do 200 90 each
10 do do do 100 M ,,,.,
~ Patent lever Hunting Cased
atcbhs roo 90 each
90 Gold Watches "a 70 earI
~ 90 so 90 each
aVo 40 30 90 each
80 Ladies gold watches = al 90 enci
2Ou silver Hunting caJGJ watches 80 90 c1ch
500 SILVER Watches Az 90 90 On M ,,.tt,
1000 Gold, GuHrd Vest Snd
Fob Chains 10 90 a. 80 Oh each
1000 God Pens and Pencils D 90 IL, IL Ot, ,,si
. IoId Lockcts, Bracelets, Breaches, Ear Drops
Breast PMS, Cuff Pns, Sleeve Huttons, Riops.
Siirt studs, Watch Rejs, Cold and silver him.
biee' hnd varinty OF other articles, worth from 30
csnts To SO 90 each.
YIN receipt al tho snbseri Ftion money the eub.
scfbefs name VIII be entered upon eur books
opposite number, and tne prit corfcapnndiry
WIN that number viii be forwarded within enc
week TO hin. ty maifor cypress. pyst paid.
Ihe'e IS neither huDibug nor loucr, nboHt fhc
hoo'o, as every subscriber is sure ut Prize ufi
value. We prefer to mako this ,cfy iI,,rr0i
dis'nbvtion among thew ins,tsd or piyinu a.!
iarge con'Hission TO sgesis, giving ~ ii,gs
tnoschhsf the amount that would co 20 f,e g. s
gem, anu IN many cases hundred fnid mare Il
" AE communications sh,,,id he add rcsscbl
to DANIEL HDEE, Pobiishe,,
Way 2S-r III Centre street, New yofh.
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A PRIZE FOR EVERYBODY
WHO suBsCRIBgs FOR THE
NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS.
BEAUTIFULLY
ELLUSERATE
IA MIL Y NE W.SD4 PER

} THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is one
.of the best literary papers ofthe day. 4 large
.Quarlo containing Twenty PAGES sixty
CoLOMNS, entertaining matter; aud ELE-
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Siooo O0 WILL BESEN l. TO EACH SUBSCEI-
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Public S.zEE.

ON FRIDAY OCTOBER Isl
The subscriber viii cell, at his rrsIdrnso 6car
morgan'own, Fa,,--sale % begin At 0 o'clock,
a. NJ the following valuable property, viz.
lWO broad tread ~ogo"s, fur horse)
ONE parrow Ito fipo hor,e)
FOUR Heal Of Work Horses,
ONE bromi mare and coH.
Ono two.yrar old colt; . ore wear old ditto I:
40 head OF SHEEP 10 head Of noes
~ Hem If Young Cdttie, SEVEN eous and
TEN eoires.
FARMING UTENSILS,
in great variety aud in excellent condition
Tor nse. HOUSEHOLD and KtrCuEN FIiRNI.
iUhE, viii, many other articles not necessary
to hhumeroto.
" mohtns crrdit on NIL sums over five Dollars
attendance viii hc gwen and cond,uons made
known by HENRY KofJNrZ. sen.
august 20, 1858.
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FlaCH s.CHAHEaNT;

HAVE JUST RECEIvFD--
5000 its " h,tr LEAD, Ia Cait
Barrels fisr.tsd OH Bsrtci epesm OH
4 60 i% s;s "a. !: O. fiss oil; !
= Bsrrcls Caribou OH:
% Bondles Wrapping Paper;
Cases Preserving Jars, all si1es, G!sys;
= CORkS Of all sizes; -.
dozen Carbon Oil Lamps;
90 DOZEN Gargiing oil;
10 Ca'os Pure Erhsh drugs
We invite the public to call at our Establish.
ment for anything they need in bur line, as our
stock rs constantly receiving new additions.
July rs W Ffrca a CHhLfasr.
Ii. l.. FAHNESTOCK, 81
Late ofthe firm Of b. A. Fahhes,ock 4 Co, and
successor to Fleming Brothers.
- WHOLESALE DIR tGGIST,
No SO, cofnet Wood s. Fourth streets,
PlTTSBURG. Pa.
To my friends rs well us the patrons of the
house have purchased, and the public gene
rally, give the assurance that nothing shall be
wanting on my part to acc omm odaie 4 nd please.
..a..t. 3. l.. FAIiNESTCOK,
Aug. 5.-ly No. go, corner Wood & 4th SITS.
ID EADY-MADE CLOTHING at AUCTION
pRlCES.-ClOth and Ia rn.,.
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SOUTHERN and NORTHERN
EASTERN Ann tuEcrrnN .

SVC IHEhN and NUHTHEKN,
EASTERN AND WESTERN.
The Equestrian Tal-n, connected with
this srandly osesnized Eshibitio,.is chosen
with extreme Judgment, and without, regard
to expense, part of which gained unfadinp
laurels in their different roles at the enact
mehf Of the highly successful Equestrian
OPERATE Dramas at The
New National Theatre, Cincinnati.
Dn"ng the past winter; the hnrses used Tor
,bese brilliant Spectacles b..,iig all trained
to 'hcir Wonderful Fra,s by The Proprietor
Of this great conrrrn.
MIR. A. ROBINSON.
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CLOWNS:
SAM. LONG AID a. CAMPBELL.
PROF. ZIMMERMAN.S
FULL CORNET BAND!

In superb Chariot, will accompany tho Troupe,
the Music will consequently be CT the choicest
character. '77
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.A,0 YEyEYs .sHf.Ev:sH.

am now receiving from Philadelphia, eBs!u.
more, and pittsbstsh. Sesy large svppiy Of
Ercsh aud desisabio Gscds, purchased Nor cash
n ~ nortioa "a Auefioa
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-03

Aduanced Spiritualism-Gr0ss Indeccncy-
Cleveland and vicinity are becoming notorious
for spritualists. The Cleveland Herald says
there are large body Of spiritualists in that
city, who include respcc able, reputable and
virtuous citizens" and another large body who
belong to the opposite class--if We may Judge
from 8 'atements made BY that journal. It says
married woman spiritualist, Of that city, who
embraces the "advanced" doctrine, has lately
set to an artist for her portrait, with no covering
save her chemise. This lesson sustains tho
office of Leaderess to an association of adyanc-
cd spiritualists, the members Of which organiza-
ton have been cOnsecrate by one John NJ. Spear.
Another female spiritualist holds the Office of
Discoveries one man is termed the Financial
Man, and another the Big Builder Man.
The Herald saysi
AThis association is engaged In putting up
biilding at Randolph. Chatanque Co., N. Y,
which shall be perfect copy from the human
form, minus the legs. The eyes are the sky-
lights, and the h0t se has its front door and its
blck door, and all the viscera Of the body fill
their parts in this ediice. The building Il des-
ignated for the use Of the association.
These are well authel .ticated facts, transpir-
ing in our midst and as it is the duty of jour
nalists, we ma x, them public, to show the ex.
tremes to which spiritualism leads, and the ter
rible evil growing out OF this fanaticism when
embraced by bad women and bad men. We
have the nan es of the above but no doubt deem
t best not to give them.
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Wonder if any body feels disturbed by this
Temperance cOmmotion
Ifso; wonder what they expect to do about
it?
Wonder how many think we are entirely
out of our place in this movement?
Wonder, how many heartily wish we would
hold our tongues ?
Wonder if any body thinks, women often
stop talking till they get ready?
Wonder if most Of the people here, are pleas
ed to see so many drunkards about the streets
Wonder how many are willing to assist in
reform a "a
Ifseven grogshOps arc necessary in Elkader,
wonder how many are required for the city of
New York ?
Wonderif it adds to the happiness of men,
to lounge about groceries, and smoke drink,
and gamble!
fit does wonder Why their wives don't try
Wonder how many drunken men are required
in ball room, to illustrate 'sthe poetry of mo-
ton ?" a -.aras
Wonder if a physician of this place, who fell
fom his horse twice from intOXication, while
on his way to visit patient, ever got there
and back again ? -..@4I
Wonder ii smoking and drinking entitle a
person to the right of suffrage?
Wonder il the gentlemen who has threaten.
cd to distribute the pants has them all ready
Wonder if they are a first rate article
Wonder if there are any more as liberal
minded men, in this place
Wonder if we had better have another pub,
lie mecting7 a9
Wonder if any body will come if we do
ELKArEn, Jan. 5th. 1853.
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ZEIGLER d Mc0LATHERTY r.
TTORN EYS AT LAW,
West Union, Iowa.
Will buy and sell lands. pay taxes make col
lections, &c., de-, n34 6m.