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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
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haFker sRen 1sL. Plaintiff State of Wisconsin
Matilda E. Hood Befendant Iowa County Circuit Court
virtue of judgment of foreclosure and safe made
IN the above entitled action the 9th !av of March
Ies sSIi on The I'D day OF september. \. .. 1S5s at
me noGr o clock. p NJ OF SAID day expose Tor sale
"a ala az the front door Of the Court House. in the
elt3 oi mineral Fout county and State aforesaid. the
lAS I"'""iS described Aortg premises, much
'hei as sli ht suifcIent 10 raise the 1919 50ts
besides interest ana accraiRg costs toit: cat Lot mum
oer tNo hnn0fe' ana thirty esq., and part
OF Out Lot number two hundred and orv-seven 2474
not heretofore decided 70 the Mineral Point Rail
Company and Thomas DGyev, in the Village (no Citv
81 Mineral Point, IN the county OF Iowa, Wisconsin
Dated Sheriff Office, AneraIPoint, Wisconsin. March
Is, 1859.
THOMAS MCFARLAND. Sheriff Iowa Co. Wis.
CobB X MkssAoRE, Attorneys 6ml2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
-IIERIFFr> SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. ,
Circuit Court for Iowa County, )
Jonathan White, /

~
Joseph Hatch and Julia Hatch his Notice Of 81
ami the heirs At law of Andrew Foreclosure.
t,rISt. deceased. and the heirs al Amount S6-7
law . James T. Mct;oven, dec'sed.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of judgment
OF foreclosure and ale rendered the above emit
Tied court. the 9th day of june A D. 1859 in the
entitled action BY virtue the authority Civ
the order of sale IN the said decree
VIII sell at pHbitc auction 20 che highest bidder
cash Tth of September, 1853, O'Clock in
the said day the front the Court
House n city Mineral Point, iowa County. Wis
All following described real said
Iowa Two cert1in of
being the Southwest quarter OF the southwest
quarter section township four north, OF range
east, containing forty and hftv-thEes
half section
and range embracing ali of said half quarter
which ty-seven bounded follows Wit
Commencing a the northeast II the northwest
said section fifteen. running south
eight poles TO the creek and above
0ne corner running ia degrees west
paleS the centre OF sad creeh
said creek, intersect said
line. the following described tract being in said
quarter section town and range described
= lows commencing Mt the quarter post the side
said section east forty rods, thence south
eighty rods thence forty rods ue
the section t8ence north said line eighty
nIace of nniuz containing twenty acres. the
half southeast quarter OF section nine
tuu eshtr acres. ana The northwest quarter of
tiou 6fteea ia same and range containing forty
acres THOMAS MCFARLAND
sheriff, Iowa Co., Wis.
Dated Mineral Point, June 6, 1859.
Pariev Eaton, comp. Atty 2s-3m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
NIORTG SALE.

Joseph Thomas Plaintiff.
agGisst State of Wisconsin.
john Love. Marion LQyej Circuit Court
and iztbeth yacka, tor Iowa COUNT
Defendants
ID virtue of Judgme- ~ foreclosure and sale made
ID n the above entitled action the th
A ID. 1893, shall the sd September. A ID.
1902 At the hour OF o'clock. P NJ, expose for sale and
sell at public auction to the highest bidder
hSnd at the front door Of rie Court House. the
OF Mineral Point county and State aforesaid, the fellow
ing described Morgaged premises mnch thereof as
shall be sufficient to raise the Of 500 ~, besides
interest ana accrufug cost, The north half
the north quarter number thirteen fl3J
IA township number five 90 north of range number
three CD east containing eighty OF land situate
IN Iowa county
Dated Sheriff. Office Mineral Point Wisconsin, March
Is, 1893,
THOMAS MCFARLAND. Sheriff Iowa Co, Wis.
COBB Y MEsSMOEE Attorneys for Plaintiff. 6mI2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
SHERIFFS SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN.
Circuit "a Art for Iowa C0anty-S
lxard PaiiIIps aad yu- Notice Of sale on Foreclosure
i5r has wife Amount el.I65 -.
A-OTE>E Is hereby given that by virtue Of judgment
al foreclosure and sate rendered the above emit
i7sa court 9Th day Of june D. ls54. the
entitled action amt by virtue et she authority Civ
the order Of sale IN said decree Of foreclosure
viii sell public auction, - the highest bidder for
tsn the 7t day Of September I9s twa o'clock "a
90 said day, at tg fTnt door o the EoHr
House. citg 1luera. r. Iowa County
all the following described real IN said
fva County. WIS., =-fle west half 1T TIRE south
quarter Section t7Eeutv-s5x, 20, Township No.
I'VE north Of Range NJ -esst and the north
quarter OF tie northeast arter and the south
quarter Of northeast qaaTtr of Section thfrtv-
ou=.-5+- Township so i've - nurth Range No.
east tanning hundred and sixty acres of
land less. The above sale VIII
isfy tc Of one THOUSAND hlnired rrG s1rvave
dollars ans seventy whine cents a. due plain
tiff together Win "a costs
Dated sheriff 0i-l-e, 4taeral Point. June 9 1873
THOMAS MeFARI44NB-
sheriff. Iowa Co. Wis
Farley Eaton PITS AttT. 25-3m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
Lincolns Commercial College.

MARTINS BLOCK, MILWAUKEE,. WIS.
THIS Institution Incorporated BY the Wisconsin Leg
is}ar1re. Is located IN comlnosiouS suite Of
r7- rooms Martins Block. Fast Water aud
Wisconsin Streets elegantly tet Up and omen the
reception If Students with facilities sevoHd n
rte nirpi states.
&c study incident the general accountant every
riefv business. and vii! of the full aad
praaenslve character.
ra Student VIII have the benefit Of entirely separate
Instruction commencing any time. pzns
wa spared give fullest and complete
5siaetIen.
Prs.licsI and Ornamental Penmanship VIII be taught
SvztpraarfcalIv urrsssd b that Of any liar Iasi-
-zt5en. East a est
The LADIES' DEPARTMENT Is entirely separate ana
taStefuflv furnished
students alter graduating VIII De assisted N procuring
situations X hen desired
For particulars call on address he proprietor,
LOWELL LINCOLN.
5 C4AS- I. SPINSEl, Sgpt-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
>HERIFF.~ SALE
Circuit Conrt. iowa County. Wisconsin,

'''''F Is, smith Execution.
Jeremiah Buger.t
virtue of an Execution Issued the Ci-ruzs
- court IN anu for Iowa county. against Jeremiah
bniger ana IN favor Of Patrick Smith,
levlei upon all the right interest which sid Je-e
aiser had On the nrst dav Of March. A. l.. 1859.
Sou1h west quarter of Secten nineteen lIe4.
Fen % north, of range (z} eHst. which
-. N-4e 0th DAY Of September. A D. ls=9.
e luis OF Two and Ave o'clock p. Vi. said dav at
-, h, ~. 81 the Court House IN the City
CO. .its a aoiic Auction to the highest bidder for
cash. 10 satisfy the SIS 90 and 81 40 CO., Of
sHiA--Ha1ed oAeTl 9iitee tins 18TH july A. u 1854
IH0MAS MCFARLAND. sheriff
Iowa County. Wis.
Noa J" = AESsMohS, All IS Tor PA IT.. sutds
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09

Try this remarkable and most interesting
composed of the juices the pow
erfu and the soothing plants and nafure
chemically combined and Bsu lated in weIseAled Ei<s
bottles and charged by powerful battery. Thu ro--
stssing in addition to its superior medical virtues
magnetic ami electric properties profoundly
and eminenty quieting and soothing II relieves IA
and inhanaiion At once fFhen freely spped) rerV'g
the strained muscles ana eiyiu. life
talify by its lifeIvfrg qualities. parsiized
chronic iongstani comp laints. and
laFi1E nervous pain. faeuragial irritation
otst cfIons like charm Indeed All 40 havt
IT, speak Of il truly wonderful medicine. ~EH
FAR. superior % all other external
applied season. Il IS uDfaiing Ter The
Group. throat. inflammation % he lungs tss rl= w.
kidney and other rheumatism spinal srfia
t5ou- in the breast, and At ali times
heaGsce- eIra}eia ewes. ache -4e
ia the face. nipples ard eruptinns Of all kinds pifc
bruised and alued limbs burns. frozen -
jnGoert and louz-Sa aiding wounds.
viii restore the hair the bald head prevent fe
/ hair from falling.
The Magnetic Ointment has been extensively used r-
canal and draught horses for gals, wounds, -raI
and amenvss ami Is whom applied bot, Ger
the scratches horses. ana tbe foot all on sIfrp al
the proPrietors ask for their Magoe'ie Ointment = ir
trial. confident that they claim for i, viii u
to the letter IN the nei Eheorhood where - Is
faeturef, many people buy il nv She quantity,
Kept and used almost every inhabifant panare4
numerous and aches family
{ or as=4 afflicted TitIa We again
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09

A TRAVELLING EDrToR.-Friend TESsEY of the
Monroe Seftiack has been visiting Rishland
County. Has he forgotten his friends in this
County, or IS his appetite more craving for the
: loaves aud es"-partieularly speckIed trout
than for his friends
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
STR A3 Ed.

IRON the =rtsc-fhcr living about miles south east
L from Mineral Point. Brown Mare Coli. with ui.
z75st in The forehead wbTte h5aG Iitsls
Es-p ~ other bind Just boot siisr-
legged, eavg ooGF- heavy tail.
old Whoever vii said colt NE. give mt
nation Esrs she nlsy be found shall be 5erily
eI- :. I. BEARD-IET.
July Il, 1559- 23t.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09

CoNGRaTuLATENG--Tl Tax List. which fills
50 much space in our columns VIII darEzen them
onI one week more We shall then be able to
give greater variety OF reading matter than at
present
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09

None genuine unless signed " ;. Pael1.~ with rrn
See pamphlets containing fiII directions
s.ir and circulars LEFT with agents. Price
lfnys small and thf~ sEilfncs for large bottGss
For sale rs z. y. Paifori and john r. YiTan- slsnsra
Paint- and ar utzer druggists in the country.
All orders should be addressed to w. III isssf *
CO. Es-iVilIe, Madison Co. Y 7. am
SaId by r D-puferd ard J. II. Vivian Mineral r.
p r. Thomas and Wr1- Bishssp- DudzsxsIIe- fIes =
Webb. Linden Power. L-amTe & o.. Highland. y
nrdgeon- Aroca, and by Ae8icire dealers gei-f-.f-
Orders should BE addressed 10 wn. u 1ge Co., Eas-
vile, Madison Co y. I.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09

nR- GUYSOTT'S yellow Dock and SrsapariIla -
II received and Tor sale a
PCLFORD'a-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
CURE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES
JASON rus are the Best I'(R2cdY an c.rtSt-
ence to, the f0ll0tcing C0rtpIdints
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE /!

Females who value health, should be without
these Pills They purify the blood, Instructions
OF all kinds, cleanse the skin OF all pimpes blotches
and bring the rich color of health to the pale cheek
rs The Plants and Herbs of which these Pills are
madf. were discovered in very surprising way among
the Iezucans. tribe Of Aborignes Mexico. Get the
Almanac OF our Agent, and YOU viii read with delight,
the very interesting account il contains Of the GREAT
MEDICINE of the 8ztecs
Observe Me't71in T7ST5 PiHs rtu gp
Beautiful Wrapper. Each boz 40 pills RetdII
az - cents PER irz genuine hare Tie signature Of
B. L. JJDS0N & co. on sach or.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
Tie shipments v Leaa i1r Tic * mont
The fotai amount q shipments Tor lhe same
rYariod xv-ara ~ fg.li,vv.


~ = T-NleIns Al p F0UEN-, an a-.Tag7Fe q
4 - aa2 lbs. This 2, I've thousand pounds to
the cad. would load four thousand. seven haad-
led and four teams
Tie remainder q tie year VII show a large
Increase. since crops are coming ii heavy this
season III place III light ones last wear.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
which I am going to sell
HEAP FOR CASH,

Superior Brown, Crushed, Loaf and Lump SUGARS.
Imperial, Gunpoyler Younc and oid Hyson and Black
TEAS.
New Orleans, Sugar House and Syrup MoLASSES.
Java. Iio and other CoFFEES.
Pla-. Fine-cuJ ami smoking TOBACCO.
Poland and Corn STARCH
Sall-a-u=. Yeast Powders Peppers pice Cassia Cloves
Nutmeg, Starch. Clothes Pins. Bed Cords,
HIna,ass- Ropes, Tubs. Pals,
BASKETS Boxes, &c
ALSO-
The best quality Of Dry and Picked Fish. Dried kp
pies. Peaches and Currsnts Candies Of all kiui-.
Rife AMI Blasting Powder, Shot. Lead, Nails.
Fleur Corn Neal. Batter, Eggs.
And n short cry article Family 6sucerIes wanted
this market.
All Of which viii b. sold 40 the lowest living
prices II IS 1ot my fntettiou n sol 5eloo cost
rhink can come - near 81 others.
- Please cal and ses for yourselves
EDWARD C0ODE-
Nav -. 1859 Istf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
Rail Road Business.

Through the politeness Of Jas. WILKINS ESQ,
Freight Agent Of Sic Il ?. r. r., We have made
mp from The books Of the Company, the follow
ing Statement, ii tie shipments from .his City
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09

STRAY COLT.
ItAME into the enclosure the subscriber living Al
= Garden Grove. in the town Of Linden s weal.
since dark hav yearu, Colt. requested
10 CALI prove property, pay charges and avar
FREDERICK JEWELL.
Linden July 16 1883 4woo
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
jtllet,.

Sc Adeertisemeat II another column.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09

DR. WI. uiIDERRAND.
nEPuY = aIETaIIEl
FULTON GRAIN ELEVATORS.

GENERAL COMMISSION JLERcHAH7s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09

PRINCIPAL 0EIce zad Sales r ornS. No. East Fourth
St sG Blfffnz from MAIN street. Cincinnati. Ohio
Iabrazsrv IN Hammond street
For sale ia Iowa County hv John T. vf-ian. Min
e-sI Point E. T. Stevens * Co. Dod-eviIIe Arthur
Rsvnor. kvcsa N. r AGsdalI. Arena T :. Ansev.
Linden and by Druggists and Merchants generally,
throughout lie asoa- LILY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

INDICATIONS AND TREArsEST-A. NJ. Feuil-
let was travelling in a steamboat at time when
an explosion took place. NJ. L. was transfxed
in at the abdomen and passed out at the back
80 that there were three feet of the spit i'm front
and three feet of the spit behind. NJ. +. was
conveyed to the nearest hotel. His position de-
manded all the resources of art. A surgeon was
accordingly sent for, who, on arriving, felt the
patients pulse, and asked him where he was
suffering. - In the abdomen" replied the
wounded man. Indeed How did il happen
to you?" The patient thereupon detailed the
sad incident Of his being transfxed The sur
goOn shook his head, and resumed " Are you
subject to this accident, sir, in your family !''
= No, replied the patient, . not that / know
My father and mother are very old and have
never been spitted. So with regard to nv
brothers and sisters, and my uncles and aunts -
" Very well, sir. / required that information
IN order to give correct prognosis. You ex-
pcrience, 1 suppose. considerable difficulty in
lying on your back % Eyes sir; it il indeed
impossible 1t is not any easier for Won to
lie on your stomach ~ Il experience pre-
cisely the same difficulty" =. 1t must there
fore, be much easier for you to lie on your side 90
Thati If the only position can lie in >" "That
will suffice, sir. 1t only remains To determine
upon the treatment. Here the indications are
very precise either we can leave the spit but
then You will most likely die Of inflammation
or"e can extract it, but then il is not probable
mat you will survive the operation. Science.
sir, has it's limits; your fate il in your own
hands; you must decide for either one tr.et-
ment Cr the Other.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-10

. No GREAT HAND FOR ANGELS Last
Monday al old lady entered n we'll kpown
bookstore, and inquired for - Treatiese of An
gels. She made the inquiry Of boy. and wa.
told they q" hadn't got no such book" Thi.
remark caught the ear of the principal sales
man, and. rs he always sells something to every
body who enters the store, he stepped forward
and addressed the old lady:
We re just out of the book you re in search
of, ma am, but we've got FOx's Book of Mar
tyrs crammed fall Of pictures-splcndid book
for . present
La sakes, do tell.'' exclaimed the customer
examining the book why here's a picter OF
chap drunken plzen, and here's lot of men
n sawin' poor feller's head off,
That gentleman there mn am - explained
the salesman, elucidating the picture. "i:
taking melted lead sangaree; and the other
individual is about to be perforated in the in.
intestines with patent manure fork. / CUES.
you d like it better than work on angels
We'll now, that ere is a better book guess
than any thing else. What mought the price
of it be -
Twenty shillings, ma'am, very cheap book
that"
.' Well, dew it up. Ny darter's just got mar.
ried. and l calkerlate TO make her a present
She wanted sunthin' about angels, but never
was no great hand for angels no how -
The lady handed out four parcels, each con-
tanning fifty coppers, and completed the amount
by adding three battered shiIlings and du-
0lous looking sixpenee, the whole sayoring
powerfully Of maccaboy snuff
S"nhy' SAID he. - see hero; when YOU re
asked for Il thing which Won haven, on, slxsy.
show the nearest article like II Won b,vo -
The urchin looked reflective. and WIS ,hor,
70 esk the resemblance between Lives of ~.
angels and ''Fox's Book of Martyrs" but bs
didn't. "e
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A MYSTERY.

Among the mysteries of life il the difference
in the punishment which society awards to
male and female sinners. A notable illustra-
ton of this was exhibited in the finale of the
tragic scene at Washington. The man who
sacrificed a wretched woman at the shrine Of
sensuality, is followed to his grave by grand
procession, and his magnificent coffin decorated
with garlands. In the cold hand of the adul-
terer are placed flowers, emblematic of inno-
cence and purity. The female partner of his
crime is universally deserted and despised,
and, if she should die to- morrow, would proba-
bly, go to her grave unattended, save by her
immediate relatives, and unmourned by any
one. Whilst the weak and erring creature is
thus excluded from the pale of human charity,
the sympathies of an excellent and sensible
world are lavished on the husband, who, with
a full knowledge of the character of the adul
terer and with repeated warnings of his crimi-
nal designs, left his young and giddy wife to
his mercy. permitted him to be escort to the
theatre and other public places, and, as if
by design, threw temptation and opportunity
in her way. This man, who is accused by the
press of his own city of being himself a vet
eran rOHe, and of having himself been often
guilty of the very crime for which he killed
Philip Barton Key, is lionized and visited in
his prison, and overwhelmed with demonstra-
tions Of respect, from the President to the tide
waiter, whilst his wife is made the scape-g goat,
and upon her solitary head break the thunders
of that society which strews its flowers over the
grave Of Key, and bedews with sympathetic
tears the unclean and bloody hand of Sickles.
Ii may be that Mrs Sickles is not deserving
much pity or forbearance; but, at the worst,
she cannot be more debased than the two Grim
inals who have received such tokens of special
honor. Why should one of the guilty parties
be caressed and treated with respect, and the
other despised and eIccrated? Yet, even in
eases of acknowledged seductiOns Of female in
nOcence where the pure affections of some con-
fding and generous maiden are artfully con-
verted into instruments of her destruction, the
immeasurable villain who works her ruin is
taken by the hand by gallant men and even
by modest women, whilst the victim who loved
him with love that was bOundless in its depth
and self-sacriice. and whom he has cast off As
carelessly, and more contemptuOusly than he
would withered flower, is communicated
from society, avoided "a a moral lepeT, thrown
down n bOttomless abyss Of scOrn and shame,
where never again shall the sunshine of hope
visit her eyes, or a soothing voice of compassion
console her sorrows. This is one of the mystic
ries of life; one Of those amazing wrongs and
inequalities which can neither be justified nor
explained Dispatch.
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w. ID. WALLACH.
A ROUGH COUNTRY.

The present session Of the Missouri State
Legislature has been remarkable for the witty
speeches OF ITS members. On Monday evening
again, Mr.. White, Of the House, delivered him.
elf as follows, in reference to the project of
farming new county:
predicate my objections TO this new county
on different grounds, one of the main and most
important Of which is that. am confident. il
would not be entitled to = representative in the
next fifty years Mr.. Speaker, did you ever
visit the territory sought to be created into the
county of Carter Did you ever have an Op-
poriunity Of behOlding it's multifariOus beauties
and of examining its boundless resources
Well, SIR, 1 have / have been all over it, and
all around it, and l do say here openly. and
dehantly, that there is not level ground enough
within its entire limits to build pig-pen on.
(Laughter.) The soil is so poor il would not
grow penny royal" Sir, you might NOV tie
county with a razor and rake it with n fine
comb and you wouldn't get enough fodder to
keep sick grasshoPper through the winter.
(Rcnewed laughtcr.)
Sir. they plant corn with crow-bars and hold
their sheep by the hind legs while they nibbie
the grass in the cracks of the cliffs Increased
laughter) Sir. the ferae naturae of that sec
tion principally ticks and must in JUS
tice say. that variety of insects attain splendid
size in this new county of Carter. the smallest
that ever fell under my observation being at
least rs big as saddle-bag locks daughter }
As To internal improvements in that section,
this House can form some idea when / assure it
that the only thing resembling a road that L
ever saw there was when one of the barefooted
natives dragged wild boy seven miles through
the snow. daughter and cheers.) With such
a country as this Mr.. Speaker. they propose
t0 make new county, and the reason given
for so doing Is. that the convenience of the in
habitants will be promoted thereby, Sir. if it
were possible TO hold their courts under shade
of post-Oak and blackjack saplings to keen a
Clerk office and the records of the county in
the recesses OF hollow sycamore, and to make
= Jail out Of some Of the dark and Shiny caves
beneath the craggy hills of that rough country;
II II were possible to establish the machine
" for doing county business out of such mate
rails we might entertain the project as feasible
and plausible But, alas, even such advantages
a. these are denied by nature TO this country
I'ireat laughter. 1t is true there would be no
difficulty about the eaverns for JAIL but the
necessary post-oak and black jack saplings, to
supply with their foliage a canopy for the au-
gust tribunals Of justice could not be found
They are not in the county. And as for a syc-
amore tree suitable for a depository of the ar
chlves of the county, it would be sought in
vain The winds even refuse to blow syca-
more pods in that direction. [Cheers and
laughter And the idea of the people ever
being able To- build hOuSes in which to trans
act business, il deeply, darkly, prodigiously.
AMI PrePostorously absurd.