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HOSTETTERS
STOMACH BITTERS,

fbr N" chr" ot Ig'r.ir;.,. h.Hyo~tion, NansD.i.
raa,"I.@"y. f:.n,h,;y. L,.. ~ ,irI.ft' ar nny E"io".
of tie Sh,m.rA ~ E"n.l. t,.ri,t.in., Lr.lmps
Dy'cafe'y. '"ii':. fh"'.,m .M,rdns. hc.
In view Of the fact that every member of
the human family is NOR, or less subjected 10
some OF the above complaints. besides in
Vulnerable other conditions in life: which,
by the assistance of u litil.. knowledge or
exercise of common sense, they may he able
30 to regulate their habits of diet, and will,
the assistance Of II good tonic, secure per
mancnt health. In order to accomplish this
desired object, thu. true course Ia pursue is,
certainly, that which will produce IL natural
state Of things ut tn" least hazard Of vital
strength and life for this end DR.. Hostrttcr
hns introduced Ia this country n preparn-
tion called HOSTErTER'S STOMACH
BlTTERS. which at this day is not new
medicine, but one that has been tried for
years, giving satisfaction TO all who have
used it, The Iitt"rs operate powerfully upon
the stomach, bowels aud liver, restoring
them tn n healthy anl vigorous nctiun, and
thus hy the simple process Of Strengthening
nature, cilnblc the system io triumph over
disease. Diarrh,ra, dyscnt"ry or flux. 40
generally contracted hy new settlers. and
caused principally 10y the change Of water
and diet. will be spcr'lIv regulated by
brief use Of this preparation. Dyspcpsia,
"A disease which is probably more prevalent
when taken in all its various forms, than
my other; the r,,is.. nf which may always
hc attributed to arrangements of the ,liges-
tive "rg"ns. can br cured without fail by
using lIOSTETTERS STOMACH BIT
TIERS as per directions on the bulilc For
this disease every physician will recon-
mend lhtiers Of some kind, them why not
USE I'M nricl' known tn ic infnlliblr2
Every country have their Bi::crs ns Il pre-
v"niiv" h di~,:;~" nu.l Strengthening Df
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Il Bov's Defn;t;on of The Oa;,

Il Boys Definition Of the Ohio.-A
correspondent writes us rs follows:
Il heard the uel'cr day clergyman tel
ling Of his experience as school teacher
in Cincinnati, some years ago. Hegave to
I" school Of small boys, as "A subject 70,
composition, The Ohio River and one
little fellow brought in the following -
He was born at the creation. His fatlie,
is the Allegheny, and his mother is the
Monongahela. lie is bigger than botl
l'is parents. Its not known when he viii
de-
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THE CELEBRATED
COPPER ToEs

COPPER ToEs
M fTClIELI.S Patent Metallic Tip, designed
IVE- especially for Bnys' Youths and Chill.
drcns BOOTS AND SHOES.
An improvement has been applied to Boots
and Shoes, Gy which saving Of expense TO the
consumer, Of two thirds, is realized, by actual
experiment. The Tip consists of piece of con.
per or other nlstruct tibIe material neatly fas.
tened to the toe Of the hcut or shoe, forming a
complete protection. This iM:rhtion ia now
presented 10 the public, with the fullest knowI-
edge Of its practical utility, having been tested
over two years, and is destined entirely to super.
cede the old style,S Tor, Children's, Boys and
ioutes' Boots and Slices The importance Of
this invention will be readily appreciated, as it
is we'll known that children invariably wear out
their boots and shoe, first at the toe, and with
this protection, they will, upon al average, wear
at least two to three times long rs the old STYLE
while the expense is hut trihe more. This in.
venton is also especially applicable 10 Miners
Boots, and ull occupations subjecting the Toe of
the boot or shoe TO be cut or worn. Merchants,
and the public generally, will see the importance
Of obtaining these goods Immediately, as they aro
destined, for general use. TO supersede all other
kinds. The goods may be obtained of nearly all
the wholesale dealers in the principal Cities or Of
the subscribers,
CHASE, MCKINNEY i CO.,
Owners Of the Patcnt.) Boston.
Aug. 10, 1859 l6
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SETES & CLARK,
"A u q II st a, q a.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

O. R O . III EIHs.
for the liberal patronage they
n have received heretofore, offer fer sale at
the lowest market prices for cash or ON Time to
prompt paying cuslomars+- "a = =@'"
las Bales Extrr Heavy gunny Dragging,
800 Rolls Heavy Patched Bagging,
100 Pieces Dundee Baggng,
$50 Whole and Half Coils Rope,
rs Rhds New Crop Molasses,
80 Bbls N. o. and Sugar House Syrup,
125 I" Crushed a. Il. & G. Sugars,
$50 Whole and Half Boyes Candles.
100 Boxes Tobacco-various Brands.
$4,000 Cigars,
1000 Sacks Salt in Twilled Sacks
e.! $50 Whole, Half and Or Bills Mackerel.
! $4,000 Eds Tepnessee Bacon, Hog Round.
:" 600 Bills. Fresli Thomaston Lime,
260 80 Liquors and Wines,
5000 Lbs. Hemlock Sole Leather,
26 Bales Heavy Osnaburgs,
900 Kegs Nails Assorted Sizes.
March 81, 1884, ~ "
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THE PORT OF THE WORLD.

a recent number of Chambcrs's Journal
contained an article embodying some in
tcrcsting facts regarding Liverpool, the
greatest seaport Of the world. 1t appears
that in 1857 nearly one,lalf of all the pro
ducts exported from England were shipped
from Liverpool. Out of 100000 of
expectation, f55,Ooo,O0O were exported
from Liverpool, about half that amount
from london, ,flG,OoO,O0o from Hull and
the rest from Glasgow, Southampton, &c.
The population within four miles of the OK.
change, at the present time, is about GOO,
600 and the rate of annual increase about
10000. The property and income tax paid
hy the inhabitants, in 1867, amounted to
upwards Of f7,0oO,OOO. The amount of
tonnage belonging to the port in the same
year was o3G,o22 tons, being greater by
7G,SS2 tons than that of London itself
The amount of shipping which entered and
cleared during the same year was upward,
Of nine million tons! OF the vessels which
arrived from abroad, tho United States
sent hy far the largest and most numerous
viz: 934 ships, Of an average Jur,hen of
more than one thousand tons. There were
from Italy ia vesscls,y from Russia lo2,
and from France 3l7,
One great branch Of the shipping bus
mess OF Liverpool is the shipment of cmi-
grants TO foreign and colonial countries
The tide of German emigration, even now.
flows through England and escapes through
Liverpool, i'll preference to hamburg and
Brennan. OF the above number, the Uni.
ted States attracted l2G, ,0O5, British Amer
ica $1,000, and Australia Gl,o4s. The
number of emigrants who left tho shores Of
Great Britain from 1915 to 1857. was
upwards OF four millions and half.
lie pride OF Liverpool is her docks, which
cover space of not less than four hundred
acres Of water along the Mersey. They
extend on the Liverpool side of the river
distance of five miles, and two miles on
the l''rkenlead side. The sea wall along
the Liverpool side, by which the shipping
IN the docks is preserved from wind and
storm, is one Of the greatest works of any
age. Its length is upwards of five miles,
ITS average thickness eleven feet, and its nv.
erage height from the foundation forty feet.
'reat difficulty was experienced in gaining
staple foundation for this great structure,
and thousands Of piles were driven, and
many great beams Of timber sunk, to so.
cure firm bottom. Upwards of eighty
pairs OF gigantic gates have been put up
within the last thirty years, and some of
them reach to the unparalleled width of
one hundred feet.
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A gentleman few evenings siLoe was ex-
patiatlng eloquently to a young lady on the
merits Of a'postioslly inclined acquaintance
who he said, had Burns at his tongues
end.
%, la! said ahe, I've had Burns at my
tongues end many a time!''
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Notice..

NHE Notes and ACCOUNTS Of the Firm of Jor.
l. dan & McLauohlin .are in my hands for
collection. There are also Notes and Accounts
Of the old Business of D. A. Jordan. Those IN
debted to the firm, or to myself, will come for
ward and mako immediate payment to the un-
dersigued
D. A. JORDAN.
May II, 1859. 3 u
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CBr The friends of CAPT. w. 8. HARRIS
respectfully announce him n Candidate for the
oii'ce OF Tax Collector Of AbbevilIe District, al
the next election.
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Prudence is Of moro frequent practical
use than any other Of the intellectual quail.
tiles,
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=, W. The numerous friends of WESLEY A.
niACk' ~, Esq, respectfully announce him can-
'lu"te lor lax Collector, at the ensuing election.
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~ We arc authorized to announce S. A.
hoDGE rs as Candidate Tor Tax Collector, at
tho ensuing election.
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War on the Abolitionists.
THE SOUTHERN MONITOR, permanently
l. located in the North, keeps up its fire on
the Aboltionists. The Mon,for is OH Eipht-pae
paper. and gives the latest and most interesting
details of the
WAR IN EUROPE.
is, besides, a Family Journal, containing
Stories, Essays, Poetry &C., DC.
Terms OF FSUBscRIPTloN-hl Adpance
FOR monitor alone, One Dollar.
and two illustrated Books
DoHars -.
Postage on the books will be paid by the Pub.
iishers ofihe S. NJ. Address
j. B. JONES,
Editor Southern Monitor, Philad., Pa.
July %, 1859 IA tf
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u. The friends of G. NJ. MATTISON, re-
sPIG,iuliy aHy announce him candidat. for Tax
Collector ut the ensuing election.
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For Tax Collector.

lhe friends Of HENRY S. CASON announce
nun n candidate for the Office of Tax Collector,
at the next election.
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II The friends of JAMES A. McCORD ~
spcetfully announce him Candidate fol. TAI
Collector, at the next Election, for AbbcsiiIs
District. '''iio
July 80, 1857 ii WI
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For Ordinary.

cB The friends Of COL. JOHN G. BASKiN
announce him as Candidate for Ordinary at the
ensuing election.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
~ THE Undersigned, having formed
~ partnership for the purpose of con.
s-s Quoting the
Boot and Shoe Business,
would inform the public that we have recently
purchasedin Boston, Philadelphia and New York,
the largest assortment of
Ladies' Shoes and Gentlemens'
Boots and Shoes,
of every conceivable style and pattern ever of:
fered in this market Our entire stock has been
purchased by practical Boot Maker. We feel
assured that We can, with great confidence, re-
| commend our stock to the public as being Of
superior quality, more durable than any that can
be found in this latitude. We intend to deal
exclusively in
Leather, Boots and Shoes,
and we shall be enabled to sell better work for
less money, than any Establishment in Town.
We will barter Leather work for Rawhides.
The materials Of our Stock were selected by
E. ROCHE, one of the firm, and the work
PUT UP T ORDER.
We therefore know the "stuff its made Of" and
can safely recoinmend.it. We have number Of
first class Boot and Shoe Mukers in connection
with our Establishment, and arc prepared to
Manufacture to Order
any work which may be desired.
Call at Tustin's Building next door 10 Cobb,
Hunter & Co.
ROCHE & CHRISTIAN.
March 81, 1850 4G Il
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cB- The friends of JOHN A. HUNTER re-
spcctfuliy announce him candidate for the Office
OF Ordinary, at the next election.
October 81, 1858.
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ing with an umbrella over your head, you
fell into reservoir, and were badly injured.
Did you break any bones, sir, at that
time 7
Il did sir
What bones ??
Whalsbones, sir
Lies are hil.less swords, which cut the
hands that WELD them.
1t is II virtue to avoid vice, and the
first step TO wisdom is TO be free from
folly.
A negro being asked IL bis master
was Christian, replied: No, sir-he's a
member Of Congress-
Green Hand.-A sailor, the other day,
in describing his first efforts 10 become
nautical, said that jast at the close of a
dark night he was sent .aloft to see il he
could see light. ...,
| As he was no great favorite with
the lieutenant, he was not hailed for some
hours. ~ ~ : - ~ ..',s...'
! 'Aloft there J! at length was heard from
the liessenant. - :trt.
| 'Ay, ay, sir
/ DO you see lightv
/ 'Yes, sir.'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-07-30
1T IS BEYOND SUCCESSFUL DISPUTE
That the facilities IN this Establishment for
n eat and Expeditions

JOB PRINTING, are not surpassed III the State -
The materials all entirely new comprising all the
later and most approved styles OF Type, BDder, Rules
&c, together with Porer Job Presses the best
patterns. Ii vii! ever be the ambition and deter
rinaton Of the subscrbers that all work executed
this establishment shall he distinguished By tie fea-
lures necessary to Constitute Il nonparei'-namcy
correctness and ncatness. Our personal snpcrinteni-
Of every job We invite patronage, with the
rance all! that long experience and unsurpassed
facilities Will cUah!e all "rder> cnruse:
to Inc, in before attempted tlIs city,
nor surpassed IN the State.
MAYNARD PROVOST.
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COLONY.

all being in one body, in the forks Of the IVES. EIsh
EebptaTy kISer. This land lies in sections and
n, 80 IN POttawattamie county and sections Il,
Is, q, %, 26, 81, 3D. % n 81 a. and as IT'S a.
in Shelby county, mi lie north 81 mill tne,r
New;Own,) miles south Of the location Of the n AN
RI miles north Of the State Road 10 Des No,.s
and IS miles from Council Bluffs About u O, II !,
bottom and u slope and upland, with sufiiency of
timber Teii~FaeTef, Fnuiat5 SOIL add all arabic win
the exception Of some Sc acres.
This land is deserving the attention Of those seeSirx
settlement for Colony, and will be only sold in .
body. Terms easy. tv2-nlsul
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MISSISSIPPI & MISSOURI

1t Council! Bluffs, sole AGENTS for nss'e'"
Iora and Nebraska. moo
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~ % g ~ +" +. ! - III - ~ ,.
Tie ~,"..ii,. ! . GIL.
- H.. ..'
ri 80 : .- :;
ri ~ .filc
L.u.hrH
il 70 j. Pvlyc:I3rt -
~ ~,. t,Hcc:
30 hi}, MnlaS<c-'
80 1T bril- 10;
80 10 G,l kegs d.;
30 hrI> \ y MrllSses:
II, 10 no h'.' ''oIte" Sy'"'
+ hgt> Lard ntl;
4 ,..I> Iln~eei oil;
100 kgs White Lead;
100 brI> star whisky;
- hit hris
40 hrls Rye and purl"rr;
Is * a->"r'ei Brandy;
{ Is y T. Rum;
4 e. JlmliCH Rum;
8 " Holland Civ;
10 " Tar;
10 tierCe< Rice;
10 hX> Cream Tartar;
40 r!nZ RT""m>;
300 - Sash;
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DR.. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
LIVER PILLS.

WE beg leave to call the a.ten-
W ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two Of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
Dr. ChaS M'Lane'S Celebrated
Vermi1uge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from TIN
human system. 1t has also bee
administered with the most sati.
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
For the cure of LlvE Err COMPLAINTS,
all BILlous DERANGEMENTs, SICK
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men,
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when ad-
ministered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termined that DR.. M'Lane's Cele-
brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies Of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Bes:
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pm.
! PS Dealers and Physicians ordering from others
/ than Fleming Bros, will do we'll to write their oren
distinctly, and take none bat Dr.. NL0nes r-sparcd y
Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh Ia To those wishing to el~
them a trial. viii forward per mail. post paid TO ,E
part Of the United States, box Of Pills for Ha''
threecent postage stamps, vial Of Eernipsf ~
fourteen threeent stamps. All orders from Cansa uus'
! 10 accompanied by twenty cents extra.
+. GEESAMAN s. co.,
/ 1t Council Bluffs, sole agent. for nss'e'"
Iora and Nebraska. NOV
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Pottawsttamie Csunty -
FOR SALE n
HORACE EVERETT

lC wgsEp -. y, ls-lo .erss, ..a,o,.,,,
~ spfingers farm, = miles North Of town. ~
sETsE 81, "a, 80 acres, on 1osqui.es -.
~ HEN 6, n, +i--so acres, X timber. On -,
toe creek, mile south Of Mr - farm. aN-
Eqra, n, 4o-leo acres, Silver creek bottos, 49,.
containing about 70 acres Of timber On the ros6 49,,
terbury'. ID Shelby county. - $50 W.
ss W. ns4y .s,,. qEissssx e. M wy
tom land; on the Stage route east mile vess :. -
Grove joining A SIocums and Judge zme,s e., ~
the south, and Mr. Files and Flesher's on the IN.
There 10 no better body Of 'an1 in Western Iowa ~.
TINS; with plenty Of timber and numerous sssssp,.
Also, swqrNw ar; and or wqrI, rs
acres mile east Of the sbovej bottom land win -,
81 " qr 10, and or y qr >, n, ss--lae ,.,...
Nishnabotany bottom land miles north Of Newton ~
nea. Cutzingers Ailli about 10 acres timber on ~
MGR and " ar T. 70, $50 acres. so.,o,,
on the Nishnabottany River 1 miles below Ne-,sa
and the same distance above lola, and sdjoinins -
Nwqrsw qr34; WISE or; and Earsv,nI
EA ar %; M N or; b n ar; $40, wi
and Or y or %, II, 434OO acres on Pigeon e,.y
Council Bluffs. ''''a o.
HofEh 10; NH and w or y or is, =. a. a.
acres Missouri River bottom land, miles from Cor,
E14 WIZ wqr, and 8 ws,Nwqryv
4~6oO acres. bottom, slope and upland prairie m ~
Pigeon % miles Of Council Bluffs about is ae,s
II of N W or or; and W y y " ar as ana -.
or 81, rs, 1890 acres bottom land mil. ,,a
Council Bluffs. s i'"H
Ell swar; w Sc qr and wsrxEmx Il Il
200 acres bottom land, On Little Silver, mile. a.,
Of l.. J. Childs. eA''
e. sEqr IS; " Or and wxsEqr s.x tim
acres, bot,ot m land sire. Greek mile, ..st
Childs L. ..
EAswar; and VIZ Or II, 7s, 41-,so AGRA. O.,
yer creek bottom land, mile south Vt bridge M or
State road. e' vi SeV
s Or " or %, rs, $40 acres, mile por,h o,s
Places and Fenner's farms. A !" D.
81 n or ~; and " ar n W Or a. n is-,ao,e,.,
prairie, south side Le~ins Grove one mile from ~,
town NA NV
So qr, and z Or 10; ShNwcr andsvmu
~ sS-4oo acres on abottsny, At Lewins Grove;
loo acres OF timber balance bottom prairie and upland
adjoining Ar True's and Mr. Wright. farms.
w Or; NEqrSw Or and s ar " @, a..
10 si-iSe SO acres, on Kez creek, mile Of and
mil ana mile above Mr. Ainturns farm, and IL miles
from Council Bluffs. Also single tract Of
SIX THOUSAND ACRES
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Will find this the most desirable and expedtots 'eS'
from Iowa to Chicago apd the Eastern markets.
~ Stock Trains run through In IL ana -
half hours, without Ferriage or change Of Ca,s.
JOHN p TRACY. General superintendent
". L. ST. JOHN, General Ticker Agent g
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23
Southern Assembly District convention.

Pursuant to call the delegates from the sew
eral Towns and Wards IN the Southern Assem-
bly, District Of Iowa County. met n the Court
Il oGse IN Mineral Point, on Saturday. Angus,
oh, foT the purpose Of eiecting two delegates
70 the Republican State Convention, a Nadi-
son, On the 3ISt.
On motion. Or. J. I. VIVIAN was called to the
chair. aud joHN HoLL,SG,aEAp chosen Secretary.
On motion. Meszrs T ) Allen and John j
Davis were appointed committee On creden
tials, Who reported the following delegates IN
attendance
city q nineral Point-Tamcs Hutchison. J.
Vivian. VIM Humbert, Christopher Strike.
aal John Hoilingshead, from the lst ward. and
raucis Vivian, I. 5. Allen. Thos. Jenkiu. Ed.
I Bliss. aud Geo. d. Wllber fro N the % ward
Ios-a Of Rasral Point-Cary Matthews. c.
II. NJ Curry. Mat. Bennett, and John Hoare
Li''5en-Job yiekerman. VIM. J. Bennett. j.
j. Davis. Reese Harris, aud Ormond Paddock.
FRANcls VIVIAN and THoMAs s. ALLEN were
elected delegates TO The State Convention. with
POWER 10 appoint substitutes
on motion, the Convention adiournua
JOHN Il. VIVIAN. Chairman.
join AoLl1NGsHksp, Sscrat1rq.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
SfIERIFF>S SALE.

John Mitchell, Plaintiff
GgGtrst
Eliza Shn, wicow and
Aunin'r- of Abralu ShiH } State Of Wisconsin
decd, Charles Stit. hl.- iowa Comfy eircit Co,rt
ma SaiA and Lena SLih,
heirs ~ Law OF ARran
shift. deed, Defendants
u virtue of Judgment Of f,-aei,s,,-a r,ssa cyl
eh-eFea n SAD ceort ia the above eatille action
-A.g n cay ef tune, A. o. 1859. Fsadly
4e -st ca Of oeioeer, \. D. 1852 az tie hour OF II
I4och A IL AZ the front door Of the Court f{ouse il
Tue y OF Mineral Point, Iowa county, Wiscousln
Al lG5hc Auction Tor cash Ia haud tie tol!ovsii de-
orteaed Promises, to-Sit:-Be inning - ti,r
south east corner O. lot sixty eight f6sJ and
running thence westerly along the soutn due II said
lot Sky e'ht twenty six 26l feet thence nortbery
ne l-io &c ana seventeen (iTj feet 10 the north Enc
OF sac Iot thence east twenty six (6 10 The north
eaSt corner = said lot thence sout herIy along lie t
80 % SAT- t't one hundred ami jIl7} iet 10
rs pSes 81 beginning, in the Village C5ty OF MIN
efAA oint n the county Iowa iscouSin a. .,,r-
veg 81, plated and returned by Csr.5tt Vst rsr4
SAeIlh u1lce, Mineral Poiat, july -, 1853.
IhnGAS MCFARLAND Sheriff
Iowa County, Wisconsin.
CoHS AEssaoEE Attys for Plaintiff. SOUS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23
EORECIOsIHE HAIE

AaFker sPen rss.. Plaintiff. state Of Wisconsin
Matilda Z Aood Defendant Iowa County Circuit Court
Nlrte OF Judgment Of foreclosure and sale made
I'D N the above entitled sctiof on the 8 ia av 81 March
4e'5 sh%i. on he I'd day teIaber, \. D. 1859 al
the Ao9I 8" elock F. NJ Of ssia day, expose safe
and sell at public &aetioa 10 The highest BIDDER for csh
an Aana al the iroat door of the Court House. the
cry o. Mineral Foint County and State aforesaid
TIE io44ong described Mortsaged premises much
thereof as snail be sufclent TO raise the s9l9 50L
besides interest aud acerOing coss towit: Out Lot
Der Aalred and thirty-Gve (25 aud all that lart
OF out Lot number two hundred and fory-seyen (.71
not heretofore decided the Mineral Point Rail Road
Company and Thomas Davey IN ths Village Cnow CityJ
OF Mineral Point, IN the county OF Iowa Wisconsin.
Dated SheriNs OAce, Mineral Point, Wisconsin March
Is, IoJ3.
THOMAS MCFARLAND. Sheriff Iowa Co, Wis
CoEB L MESsoioEE, ATTORNEYS 6nTo