davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-19

There iss women in the p.b'ie eye who's nsne
the ''Ysakss," '.Qusek," 81 ''Hunbus." Bat
i isso no longer, cad we dssiee 70 wrest her
same from I'll such suspicious associest0u In 81
other minds. Whatever notions We may have o.
womsniy delicacy end propriety, We vii! adnfs
thas woman alone II tine Nurss-ihe good Nurse
tho best Muse. Whether wsshall have 1emale
Physicians Or not. 10 = question which must be
decided BY time and principle. and not ~ . INST
ter OF taste. Pride, prejudice, caprice and Gus.
rom nav - we'll behave themselves. for II there
there 6ss "cslling." there win be : eoas:.s.
Naauso end human society are always selt.supply'
ikg, and though Art and Fashion may hisdss,
they oannotprcvent.
krs. window does not want 70 treaa you 0M-
tLssml Nor does she prescribe . regimen fel
xs. ofhsalih and happisess 70 your ls.As,s II
the cradle. Il there anything improper IN thai
A Nurse Of ~ YEAR, exPeriencs can boldl,
say What 10 Or 10 mot good Tor . babe, and cugh
70 b. listened 70. Coz speed her on humble %
1 happy mission. Hhs 10 tie ostsuocesst11 phys
! icissnny and moste asctusl bsaefaetrsss our little On
ever e~uioyed-her doting parents not excpetsd
Just open the door for Der, and Mrs. Winelov
will prove the American Florence Nightingale Q
she Nursery. OF THE ws ere 90 sure. thas "
Nm. Wnsaow"-for nslping her TO survive an
We Confirm every word set forth 10 the Psosrsc
rus. II performs precisely wAat II processes =
| perform, every part Of it-n0thing less. Ava.
your sCordiai,'' .'Farsgosic." DrJps," "Lauda
! num-" and every other 'Narcotic," ~ which III
babe il druggedinto stupidity, and rendered dal
and idiotic Tor life.
We have never seen Mrs. Winslow-know he
only through the preparation Of her "6ooehial
Syfup Tor Children feething." II we bed th'
power. ws would make her, q shs 10, . physics
savior TO the Infant RAse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-19
COMMERCIAL.


Davenport Mael6et Depoet.
Ovv,os % rms D~AvsHpoaS D~suocaAs,
April ~. lsss.
FLoua.-.W Wholesale, per ~. os.4O
In sacks, e6.00
In bulk e5.60.
Retail in Dbl. $3.50.
10 Sacks, &S.o0.
In balk. eb.6O.
BUcKwssAs FLoua--Per cut. Is.
Conx MEAL.APer bushel. 1Octs.
WnsAr.-Ns. ], old, o'6S. No ] new, s0o.
No. 2, new, Sc.
COaM.-30c.
BAnLaY.-Ne. l, Scots. Ne.2, 25cts.
OASs. 10@1Oe.
P0fAsoos-Peach Blows SOC.
Oxloxs. eo46O. -
BUSssa -25s
EOoo.-16c
hAY.-eS.ea91l2,00 90.
CoAL-lsc pSr bush. at both yards.
Woop.-4717 as.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-19

saecnmD Al 49, VIM AlvAxoeooo Goo1n1A
atfOxno AND .tUnf1C 0PDAKgno
WIN - zbsaAs ssssal u saeasing ~ vsase
wAss akssbsesrs siagitg e aUsaAiaG. ~ ~
lisviAe ~ Afoal aAse O uaasual sasstss =
~ vssal segaas. he zbssAe ~ rsssonso6e1
~ ptsssribsd ~ PAyssslaas, 81 hsss ~ ~.
|doeaials from eminent nss ~thresgAess ths
ssaaisy. Dsiag - sssisls e tsss oeeie 0y ~.
isgSsssSS SAsir sAessy b. sSss = nny ysars,
eesh year aads them in sew lssalAiss in various
poets cS tAs World, end Ne ztseAe - unlvsrs-
lily peopousesd bsttsr Thea etAse estieleo.
O6eA6 eely '-0aswrs Dessu1aAs1 0scas,'
- = not taks say Il Ne ws~tAiss Astsstisas
tAe4 nay b o9esso. III
Sold svsrywhsrs Il he UaiAsl 0taAss, snA Il
Forsiga Csastssss. q - ~ 49,. ~setssAAvsn
Moes4aese Sna Coaa6oo1, e Hssay
q Warning and lnslspc13no ~ Yoasg Men. Also
D!ssasss ard Abss.s wAecA tessesale tAe Vital Powe.
q ltese saselopes. A4dfsee, y. J: vtALL!t
nOU0HTON. 0euasd ADee6ona, rnieselpasa
/ Pa. pfl0okW3
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-19

Dc net les year prejudice ssaaA
between your suffering shild snd the relief thst
viii be absolutely sses 70 follow the uss q MRS.
wINsLOw's SOOTHIN0sYRUP. IL eorrssts
acidity ofthe stomach. relieves wind collie. rsgs-
latss ~ % 'sls. sonsns The gsna gsvss fsst =
the mother Nad health - ~ ehiA, 01eot -
Dsy street, \ ~ Yesk. :.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-19
To.0ay's Advertisements.
CIRCULAR.
HvAS. o. Iowa,
ApJufAxf 0sxgnAL's OSrCs. ,
CLrxrox, April le, 1885.


SvAfs o. Iowa,
ADJurAxr 0sxssAl's O,rcs,
CLxroH, April le, 1880.
CtncuLAn No.
republish As following Circulars Or 1855,
- l am inierspd tAsG foreien Claim Agents are
sending notic4 = soldiers Of this State thas
they can ssw &llsct fes then additional bsan-
Nss, and ebtait 1aad warrants, asd rseassting
discharges anabswers = attorney, sts.. 70 b
forwarded. TIey eaane4 % either, q Congress
he psassd - ~ ~ tAsse psrpsssa Iagaia
sdvise ssllierf nor 70 sAss wrsn snus pss-
c~sAsOss. II CSnsrsss passes > law equalising
the bouatisA q donating laads, l win issue !
notice TO that feet Tor the inferuation Of al
concerned.
Starr ~ Iowa,
ADJUsAxs 0sRsaAL's Osv1cs,
CLmsoR, DEE. q. 1853.
CiacuLAa No. |.
In respsass = letters Of inquiry from soldiers
who were paid ,nly 1loO bounty, snd who have
received circuhss from claim agsnts, promisir I
to collect 90 e:tsa bounty, | desire to sssss, Tor
Tie information Of sueh soldiers. that the gov.
ernnent dnss ,es pay any extra bounty q issue
land warrants b servieo 10 the late va.
The design On my ~0pinion) Of some Of thsso
agents q. ~ o~ttaining possession Of these din.
charges. TO here . control il the collection II
such claims-etarging : large fse-.whensvsr If
ever Congress passes . law eQualising the b0un.
ties or donating lands.
There will BE- time enough to employ agents
when there 10 alsw for the payment OF such *
ira boanties. n. b. BAksa,
Adiutaut General Of Iowa.
Iagaiu repubish Circular Ne. . Of this De-
paftaent:
SrAfn or Iowa.
ADJUrANf 0BxoaAI'0 OpDCn.
CLINTON. August Is, lseS.
CinculAu He. 8.
caution al discha.g cd soldiers against the
sale OF The irssdischarge papers.
1undssstaed that mes assseugsged IN the pur-
chase Of Theses di.ehargea. The object il either
fraud or specusalton.
Let the soldiers beware. II these discharge
papers are worth money, they IRE worth more
| Than any speeulstof or cheaA viii give : soldier.
II bounties in lands, Or 10 any other way, srs TO
follow The soldier Or their families. let the SOL
houorab!y 10 the service Of their country. and
been honorabiy discharged. An honorable die
| charge Of an Iowa soldier, in itsslf, 10 worth
Dors 10 the solder and biz family than Ne
lation. NIB bAA8Hy
Adiutant 0eneral q 1oWa.
Alter these e~irealars were published, tsusssd
tAst soldiers wosld net fsol.shly part with their
discharges, without consultation with some
or q least with ksevlcdgs ofthe character ofthe
ageat to whom they sead The svidssse Of their
faithful s-srvices and Honorable discharge.
l can ssly sdvisc lows soldiers not p sell
their discharge papers, md not to seal then 70
agents Of whom they know nothing.
B. BAKER,
Adjutaat General d flows.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-19

uDOmst Fail q Procure Mrs.
wlNsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP. for Child.
req Teething. Il has been used for - ysars
with nevsr-failing safety and success by millions
Of mothers for their children. II eorrscss acidi-
y Of tho stomech. relieves wind collie, regulates
The bowels. end gives rss, health, and comfort
TO mether aud ehill. O0se, No. - Dsyt sstrsss
New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-19

We heve pes up ed se1d this aetiele les 49,
- yeaes, sod CAN SAY IN C0Nr1DBNCE and
TBUf0 81 Il wAes W have never been eele g
~ q cay othee msdisine-Ney1R 9AH "
tAIL1D IN 4 SlN0LB INSTANCE 70 8fIkC1
4 CUBE, When timely ussl. Never did ~
know sm instance Of disealiefastioo By any eoe
Who ussd Il. o. The eeeteafy, ell ses dslighsee
With 10 operations, ~asdtpeak In terms 81 eom
tess. We spsak In Shis ma4tsf WHAT WI ~
KNUw .asr - yeees szpsrisae: An
fILARNT VI WHAT WE HERE DECLAke
In alnest every instance wAers Tie ieta.t y 81
fering from pain and exheustiOn. relief wtll =
iouad 10 Afsss misutss aser The syrup y -
niai'ssrsd
bottle. None .enuine uSleee - fne-stnile .
CURTIS ! PkkKlNH, New Yssk. y - tAsssA
side wsappss.
/ 0~n0 -. Az 0A1A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-19

DEk. y. YOUMAN0,
PmHOlCaAN AND SURGEON.
III practice II Msdieiss in this Gay for ssvoe.
q pears pass, asd seeing Ne gsestissssvssissss
- we'll = extsa expesSs, u Visiting . paeiest,
Ties writing . pr~esefiption wh;eh muss y toke6
- some Drsggist 70 b AlDsd, which esssee -.
sscessssY dslay 4 relieving : ssosrisg PetissA
his petients q Ne charge - De Dellae r. vtote
and medicine asy plsoe within Ne city liasioes
ed Fifty cents Tor each s1Aitioaol nile O0eo
~. - ssd Dsedy 80 usder Dlrospef's STORE.
hsddsnee - 11s6, bstwseu Asin as1 nead,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-19

Rest, Health. ana Comfort %
Mother and Child.
MRS. wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Tsething. softens the gums, reduces
inflammation. allsys Ill pain. aud cures wind collie.
PERT ectly safe IN all cases. We would say TO sv-
cry mother vine has Z suffering Child: DO moi
le.. your prejudice. uor the preiud ces Of others,
stsnd between you and your suffering child and
the relief that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure
to follow the use Of this medicine il timsly
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-19


SAN FRANclsco. April 17.-About one
hundred whalers have recently been heard
from At Honolulu. all of which have been
verv successful. The amount Of oil secured
running from 200 to 500 bbls. eAch.
The bodies Of 8 persons killed by yester.
days explosion hsve been identified. Seven
or eight others are missing, who were prob.
ably blown 70 atoms. II b tolerxbly well
ascertained that the explosion vas caused
by . conclusion 10 opening . leaking box 0i
inter glycerine, which the owner REUSED Il
receive IL consequence Of its damaged con
dition.
The board Of supervisors have passed an
order causing all inter Glycerine found With
in tho city to Be seized and destroyed. They
have also passed resolutions Of respect tC
the memory Of Mr.. g. W. Bell.
The remainder of passengers from thu
wreck Of the L. B0nchcrc arrived here yes
terdAy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-19

TORONTO, April 1S.-The steamer Ciey Of
Norwich, Of the New London and New
York Line, was run into by the schooner
Gen. =. Van vliet, OF Huntington, st four
o'clock mis- morning. The schooner struck
the steamer amidships, cutting her through.
The water rising in her lifted her fires %
they communicated with the woodwork and
entirely destroyed her. The steamer had
about fifty persons on boafd, abou. forty OF
whom were saved by boatS from the steamer
this city. The remainder ire supposed to be
lost. The schooner was abandoned in q
sinking condition and her captain and crew
| taken ON board the Electra. The Electra lay
by the scene Of disaster nearly two hours and
| until all wa done that could be done TO save
| the lives Of those on board.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-19
mP0RTANT7oFEMAlES
NrAEESEME

WIN lnmediately rsalsve, Wih0ut pain, ali dlsturban-
cs Of the p~estodBcal d~icchasEes whether artsng nom
removing the palms that accompany difiicult or immo-
asrate menstration. and are the only safe and reliable
.1nedy fof Flushcs, Sick HcadAche, Pains In the
Lions, Back and SIDES, Palpitati0n 81 the Heart, Ner-
vss Tfsnorr. Hyseerics, Spasns, Broken Sleep, and
Il condidon Of the sexual functions. In the worst
cascs Of F1uor Alhus, o. Whites, they effect . speedy
cure.
Dr. Cheeseman's Female Pills
Have been used Over . Quarter Of . Century. They
are offered - the only saSe means Of renewing inter.
that there y one coalition II the female system In
which the bllk cannot he taken without producing .
peculiar result. The condition referred To ID PreRnan-
2,thc result, Aiscasnage. Such 10 the irrcssisthle ten
70 . normal condition, that even the productive pow
e Of nature cannot resist it. THEY CANNOT DO
HARM In any other way.
Dr.. CheeScman'S Female Pills
Are the only medicine that married and single ladies
have relied upon for many years, or can rely upon
BOW. Beware Of imitationsl Thesc pills form the
ancst preparation evcr put forward. with immsdistee
and persistent success. DON'T BE DECEIvED. Take
tnie advertisement 70 your Druggist, and tell him
mat you want the RESr and most nEiiABiE medicine
IN the world. which Is comprised In
Dr.. Cheeseman's Female Pills
lion Of tho most eminent Physicians in America.
Explicit directions with each bOx-thc price. one
dollar per box, containing from 80 to 90 Pin.
Pills sent BY mail promptly, by RENTING the price
to the Proprictors. or any authorised Agent, in cw
0rsOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALIxz
HUTCHIN0S J. HlILYR
Mn5dc0d4we0W ProprietOrs. New Ysek.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-19

CmEROKEB PILLS,
Or Female Re9osl0(or.

C1re o0ppeoesod, 8xce1sive and Pain
nj 0en.elueticn, Green sicknsss, Ners
yuae end oelnal Anectioee Pains ~ The
1ack,Dlek Headache, 0Iddiness and all
dissnDss tAat spsing HON ir5egnlanty,
ky renOving IL canss and III c1Escls
ut ariee fIOm n. They ~ pcrlectly
ea1e IN I'll c0es except when forbidden
By 9irect301a, and easy to administer,
= they efs nicely sugar coated. They
leAould b IN hands q every Maiden.
VIM md Mother IN The lsnd. Ladies
On 10dfeas 90 II cDu1dcuce, and state
tAeir cunplaints In fun. q We treat ali
YssnaIe c0@plaints. and prepare med
icenes suitable S6e 81 diseases which
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-19
Fer Ceaghs,C olas and Con

THE v40ETABLg PULMONARY BAlSAM
i - The most highly eppeeved medisioe svss
discovered. II hss stood Ne best Of I'll tests,
Time, having he'd % unprecedented ssle Of
aearly forty ysasS. IL d fseomnesded By Our
S:ss pny.'ss.a:: e:r =. .se e s. n ns s'sa ss -
For certificates, which con - given % alnost
any extent, see wsappsre - esch bottle. The
propriesors will cheeffully retand Ne money II
not eueirsly satisfsctosy. Prizes 70 eenta nd o.:
:hs lsrs. SO'sles .scs tas chss.sss: :: care as,.
y 4 sl Iii &C cJ ktLss' J o.. vls.i.:si: Drug.
sssaA. isestos. SOLD u DssssPsst d dsslsss
geaerally, len9l-aAwSa
4 lasusehelA Neceesltx c1lsag ler
the noe efDU0NO'0 CAFAD0m
which 10 ne arss stages u . sssa, aets iike
naGie-nesdseAe. aeefssesss. pilsessss. ed
removes sad peevsaAs ~ thsse, aA1 i1e.sse {
healthy He'd. it, s1sels are p~lessa1e - eafs.
49, a. infssAs wAo suies mon enu6es. ~
II has the highest psofsssiaaal testimonials.-
Sold BY ell Druggists, o. sent ~ nsilte 81 pasts
Of The U. s., for - cssts for Oss Hpxs y q tes
j1s. DUNNO. +. ,. B.r 1885. New York.
wvholssale ~ DsnAs BAssss ! Co. \. 7. isls
Private Matters.
TO the u~nfortuna1e. DR.. CLARKE, ~ CLARK
street, Ne. Z Larnea Dlock, 10 . nas st . Ssw
~ofds. but gives pstients Of both ssxss. PROMPT,
nsaiAsas and 5noaouen snsAsnsss. Victims d
isdlsssstiss. 9sacksry o. ineonpstsaey cousaI'
Or. Clarke. whose great successes depends ubes
rsgslsr education sad sxpsrisses.. Go - m
q ones and - cured. He does not vsat your
money unless hs does you good.
- Send q for . bog Of BIZ celebrated p.
male Pills. Sure cure. These Pills snRsn Sa0n
sns p,ssss.Aav. are the Only SUR. RENEDY
for The removal Of Obstfuctionss and 1rregulari.
ties or Females.
e Send two stamps for "Psivaas letter.
- Married LadieA." n
Send two stamps for "Description o.
Pessesis PreventiE."
Bend two stamps for '.Privats Letter q
Seminal Weakness" lY
Address Dr. CLARKE, No. I Harmon Dlosk
Chicago. III. 0chS.dAvly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-19
G. H. Var WSM

aA.'sAs; Aprii - ,sso, n N ~
Ameslcm Pfpv1nose, - apposuslne . del
egatioa = 70 4nelandto assoaN ~ 0e1nne
naspassed both HOUSES Of ~ Now 6cota
PasIiameut,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-19

Dspssd spss y nssAsss. II VII give "s1ls
yosrsslvcs. ed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-19

SOOTHING SYRUP


whisA greedy isdii>aass ~ vssssss sstsseAans
byssAsaiAe Ne guns. ssassias Il iaaanaaases
willallay AkkPAlns nlsDesne6tsssass,ene h
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-19

ooOTo onogo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-19


MA w NJ To-,
.lEs eE8AsaN sssynT&3ESs9
Assspassassa nusssmA rsaalsnyuiAnpss-
ssssss ~ s1asaAisaa ostAssssl ~
SOOTHING SYRUP
MmnppUmmum,
whisA greedy fssiHAaAss ~ rsssss sftsssAiAs
y ssnsaiAe Ne guns. ssAusias 4 iaAaoaaases
willsllay ALL PAlu - spesno6ieaseeese sek
Stsve @ Rsgssgsse shs Dsssssl
Dspssd spss y nstAses. u vil give sss0l
yosssslvss. ed
Rsllsf I nsalth u yssr lnlAntl
g
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-19
Price, only - cents Z Bottle
The Flsrsnss Nlghtesgale
sf the Nursery.

The following Il an extract from . letter wriS
ten By the Raw. z. q. Weiser 70 the 3srnss ~
fer@sI Assss1~, ct C~hambelpbafg, Ps'-
4 DENeFACRREDO.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-23
IN rrobate--.roxya County Court.

In the matter o: the Las: viii and restan Of L
Curbiu. deceased,
I IT Frs Iestamentary having been this day
! issued to l.. b. Crowel Of said county, and
SIX months from the date hereof ing allowed and lin
tied creditors 20 present their claims against said
ceased examination and allowance: il Is ordered
that all claims and emaus against the estate OF said
deceased be received aud adjusted before the Judge
this ouT; and FOR hat purpose he Will BE al his oct
ia the VILLAGE OF D0dg5ve The frs Monday Of each
month during the term ABOVE limited.
And Is ur her ord red that said executor without
delay copy Of this order he publ she for fCu
successive weeks in the Mineral Point Tribune. eek
/, newspaper circulating in the co4uty Of Iowa; and
also that he Ike copy 10 be posted up in foul
different public places IN said county.
Dated May !, 1866.
Iuayg-zNl9 /. N. STRONG, County Judge
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-23

Al in the County Of Iowa and State Of Wisconsin =;
I'd the following lots in the City Of Mineral Point, IN
said oUn'y and state viz Lots Nos and block 10;
lots . 4. g 5, 10, y block - Igt block -; ,,
2, block .; l,ts3. . Q, block %; lots , ( 6.
10, : block ?; !ot block >; lot block 20 loj
block 50, lots >, y block 81; lots :, block % ot -
block 3; lots i, ., g. block 81; let's ;, block +iu
Strong aa3 Others add ton - said city: ana claiming
that he the said petitioner and oseph Gurdry
titled 80 conveyance q said premises, ara praying
Shat Isabelle Walsh ard JULIUS L. Walsh. Gdsnius,r4-
cree q this Court % uuae and execute conveyance
Of said premises - him, said petitioner, and Joseph
Gundry-
Il IS ordered, thar said petition lie heard before the
Judge Of this Court Monday, the 18th day OF
neAt ensuing. ct the Court House in the Village q
D1dEeyjur
And 1t IS further ordered tia. notice thereof he Civ
en- by pub ug copy OF rhi- order for SIX Successive
weeks prior to said day OF hearing, IN the Mineral
T. int Tribune week NsgsPcF circuIat.a. J. said
county.
Dated ooageTiIe, Aplil Is. 1906
H. 81. STRONG,
ulays-5wl5 County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-23

STATE or wIsCoSsrN-IowA COUNTY CIRCUIT
CtErRF


Court.
William Ru nssy and George II. Stuart, executors Of
John Ramsey. deceased. Plaintiffs VgIinst The
Pki!adslohla and Wisconsin Copper Mining CoTupa-
ny, David stuart, Geo. a. Stuart, Thomas Wallace
jr-- john alda ell and David ". Denison, copart-
hers, trading under the firm and style Of stu
ar. & Brothers, De!saiants-
ID 7 virtue Or aud pursuant 70 judgment Of fore
closure and sale rendered IN fle above entitled
action in said County Circuit Court the Bot
dav Of March. p. 1865. viii expose for sale aud
public ton the highest bidder Tor cash, az
the front door Court U1Use IN the village 4
n5d-eviilc IN SAID County a-3 state. Thursday,
The = ID dav Of May D. 1876 al 20 O'clock in the
forenoon Of that dsv, the following described mort
acc3 reu1ises. much thereof my Re necessa-
p raise ths amount q said t-I :seat. Interest
costs and costa Of sale. 10 Wit
The east hs;f q the northeast quart er Of section
nsT1Eer Eve r. ana the -aIf Of the nor Invest
quarter % s-cttoa number four 4. all IN township
number four : north q range ru-al-r three a
OF Tie four p.iacPsl meridian containing 80 $500
acre., more lea
natei >heriT-s uf5ce. Do4=egiIie, Iowa County WI.
cous.a, april 5.h, a n iS6s.
THOMAS THOMAS Sheriff
Io~a CoGptv. wSsceasir
''1SLf eAf'3, Il-7 ATS april 5Fl5
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-23

M reading and filing The petition OF G. C. Meics.
- administrator Of said estate setting forth that
no personal estate has come into his hands
the amount Of debts outstanding acainst said
deceased. and description g all the real
estate whereof said deceased died seized and praying
Tor license 10 sell tie same in order pay said debt =
Is ordered that sad petition be heard before the
Judge q this court o. the 18th dav Of June. A D.
1856 81 the Court House in the village Of Dodzeville
And u : further ordered, hat notice thereof be
gwen u ala @fsoas Interested By Publishing COPY Of
ms order i1i four successive weeks IN the Mineral
Point Tribune, weekly newspaper clrcuatiasiu said
Dated May Tth 1855
aay9-4w-t9 IN sFRoNG, Cosaty Judge
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-23
HI Pronate---ro,va County Court.

n the II tier q the Guardianship the ri1or heir
OF John Anthony. deceased.
f y reading and fling the petition OF l. ". Joiner
Guardian # said minors repres-uting among
other things that they the said minors seized of
tain estate IN this county that It Is necessary
that the should be sold. and praying for
lie sell d L is ordered that said peel
ton uc heard before the JCiEc Of this Court, The
yth day Of Jane, 1866, at tile Court House IA the
village &C rolEeHiiie.
And it is further ordered thst notice thereof
be given 10 all persons interested Jy publishing Copy
Of this order for three successive week. prior 10 said
day hearing, in the Mineral Point Tribune II seky
newspaper circulating il said couuty-
Dated May 2, 1886.
/. " STRONG,
Enav9 .Sw County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-23

Vii you who suffering from Dyspepsia, Indiges-
don Nausea. Heartburn Sick Headache. Cromp. and
Pains Stomach and Bowels Acidity Of The S,om-
sch Cholera rlOrbu= Drsentery and General Debility
and weakness II the whole systeia--try but single
bottle, W viii DeT rurss you again. II We fail in tbs
case. Oar own knowledge u 'ts merits the uDted
testimony Of all who have tried it, the cncomus
eff hundreds Of ueIElD0rs your duty 10 your
self and the beneficial result, certain the
shur, all carnest., perssteuty urge YOU 10 just try
one bottle. II what We say Is OF Correct i sta
uleuts conceT ming its wonderful virtues found
t. be true II you do not say that the operation OF the
medicine Instantaneous ana perfectly wonderful
Will renoun profession caterers Of the public
health and retire from the field, admitting that
incompetent TO compound medicinal preparation
which would be eutit'cu 20 your confidence.
sold by druggists everywhere. Price 81. per bot-.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-23
HaELNEESDEIgb'g
GENUINE PREPARATIONS

Ills sold aud fluid Extracts enbodr .Le .,eny,b
Of thc ingredients Of which they are named They are
left TO the inspection Of ALL ready ane concIusjve
test Of their proper ties wiz be ecnparissu OF those
setforth IN the United states p!speD,tory. These
remedies are prepared By Il. 7. Heiaboa sr,vgi.,
Of sixteen year experience IL tbs city, aad ne Be-
ieve the1a to be reliable IN fact We have never snoy.
AZ sF''e.= lacking Eae'it 10 meet With permanent s
cess and Sir HeiabOld. success Is eer,alpi, -,,,.
f-9!s evidence. His Drug and Chemical warsbo...
IN the city Of Ne" York, /. not szcelled II equaea
by any in the country. aud we would adri.e s- read,
eF'' when visiting that city, 20 give hin, can and
Judge .or thers-eir.s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-23

isintlspeusaba 10 the qCrtuanteal Of every travel
=. As il st once prevents dizziness or SEA sickness
either n steamers cars and Il falling pre-
veutige of danger from change c. water and climate.
DO not DO without II.