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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-27
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
NoTRE DAME, INDIANA.
Under tAs Direction Of Tie sister, Of HOLY Gross,

Under the Direction Of the Sisters Of Holy Cross
The course OF Studies is thorough In the CLASH
ca Acauemical and Preparatory Departments.
No extra charge for French or German as those
Languages enter into the regular course OF studies
tpNSERN AlORl OF MUSiC-Under the charge
OF competent corps OF teachers; comprises u
large Music Hall and twenty seven separate rooms
Tor harps and pianos, thorough course for grad
nation IN theory and practice. Aesthetic cOmpo-
Sluon. Large Musical Library in French Ger
man English aud italan-free weekly lessons
and daily practice. Weekly lessons and recitals
form the basis for instruction In the great Art
schools OF Europe, are embodied in the course OF
Drawing and Painting.
Pupils III the schools Of Painting and Music may
pursue special course
Those who have passed crcdtaby through tho
Academic and classical course receive the Gradu-
Sting Gold Medal OF the Departments Graduating
Medals are awarded 10 the students who have pur-
sued a special coufs SO In Conservatory OF Music
IN the AN Department.
frlLe Gold Medals awarded In the following
courses: German. French Christian Doctrine.
fantng, Drawing aud Domestic Economy. In tho
senior Department; aud FOR Polite sud AmiaOle
department In both the Senior and Junior De-
partmeuts.
Number OF Teachers engaged In Preparatory. Ac-
ademlcal amt tlaSSicai Departments. II
1tuWcIh Languages.
iEa"thg hnu Ialnttt
Vocal Music. 2
Dress Making, Plain and Fancy Needlowork.... ]
simplicity OF dress enforced by ruo.
For Catalogue address;
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
ST. MdrBs Notre Dame Il. o., Ind.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-27

The Classical, the Scientific and the Grammar
School wlll reopen on Thursday, Sept u. For
further information apply 10 Or, STENLNS
Park ER, warden of Racine College, Racine WIS,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-27
That Silver Dollar.

senator Blaine's silver dollar will buy one
nottle OF Dr. Pierce's Golden Med cal Discovery
ms medicine is purely vegetable blood-puri.
her, pectoral and tonic, aud has been tested in
thousands OF cases of chronic disease OF tho
stomach. liver, and lungs, WIZ unparalleled sue
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-27

About organs, this fact is conclusive:
Mason q Hamlin Organs have taken
the highest honors ut every Worlds Er.
aibiton for fue've gears, and no other
American organ has taken the highest
Award at any such.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-27
DR. SHOREY'S KIDNEY
INVESTIGATOR,

The failure OF action Of the Kidneys is = source
or many diStressins diseases. and Induces Rhen-
matsm. Comfy affections Pains IN tho back and
ioins etc. The following sym ptOms Indicate woak.
ness arising from disordeTed state OF tho Rid
memory, dinicuty In breathing, nervousness
trembling, weakness OF vision, wakeiulness pain
In the small OF the back, muscular lasstude, hot
ana dry SKIN, erup tons n face, pale complex lon,
etc. ludiclous and prompt uss OF this prepara-
uon may he relied upon TO give tone to the organs
restore their power and remove the symptoms.
For female diseases and Irregularities there 10 no
remedy so reliable as On. SHoREY's KIDNEY IN
VESTlGAToR. IL has been proven to be Of tn,
greatest vslue In treating diseases Of the Urnar,
organs such as lirighps Disease. Non-retention OF
IncOnt nSace OF Nr,aG irritation, Inflammation oil
liberation OF the Bladder or Kidneys Chi onic
,atarrh OF the Bladder and Urotha Disease
PROSTATE, Gravel or stone IN tho III adder Drops
zeal Swelling, etc, for weakness arising from
excess, lndlscrelion or excess In either. sex;
Consumption, Insanity and early mental and
physical decay III young m"n and women
can often be traced to diseased condition
Of the Kidneys. fleshy Pei sons and per
sons who arc fond OF nigh living ana who force
the Kidneys to undue eSertlon viii derive gregi
benefit from an occasional use OF SHoREYs KID
NEr INVESTIGATION thus warding OF apopleI,
and more fatal symptoms, Fun directions witt
every package. Sold BY all druggists ONE DOL
LAR per bottle. Wholesale depots--55 Cedar 81
New York; II. Bosworth Il Sons. Milwaukee. An
MORRISON flunmeT Co.. Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-08-27

j; " Women should always avoid exhib.
!, ,,s pad temper. None of them care
= snow their rage-Boston Post.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-01
WEST VIRGINIA.

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IUE tax levy m Harrison county Is
80 cents, hut little more than han mat
90 amy adjoining county.
Tua name. of the postpIIi,r called Bal
t.morr i'm Lewis county las been
changed to BIZ Skin Greek.
Tgr .yiTlants" Of Writ county whip
poi man with hickory wirhc~ Il few
aay- since. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT toun-
migrants.
DANIEL LoND. JE. has retired irp9
tine publication of tine New Martiusyl.r
D..u.ar. and is succeeded bv X. L.
P.mlrrrou.
observation-disclosures, tr.,, i,,.I1,.,,,,l
,..,, ,.,' , ..',I EanI.nnn TI,t rn.,
be- rlr reason why Charlie Caldwell is
s., often taken for Henry Ward Becchcr
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIVIDEND.

The National Bank OF West Virginia. atWhcel-
ing, hu, declared dividend Of three ~ Per
cent payable ON demand.
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
WHEELING, ". Va, July !, l,7g. jylq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-01

ALL the great wholesale houses in
New York have agreed 10 close their
places of business from Thursday next
until the Monday following, in honor OF
the glorious Fourth The banks, which
are Obliged 20 keep open, will have the
Saturday after the Fourth all to them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-01

THE excess Of exports over imports
for the wear ending May 81, 1879, Was
S26g, 7O9, $50, and Tor the year ending
NIgv 81. IS7S. S24l .S59,o39.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-01
MISCONCEPTIONS OF NEWSPA-
PER RESPONSIBILITY.

MISCONCEPTIONS OF NEWSPA-
PEk hESFoNSADIhlI /
It's matter OF continual surprise 70
the publisher OF newspaper to lind
how many intelligent readers fail to
make any distinction between the re-
portorial and editorial departments OF
his paper; and how gross the mIsceh-
ceptiOn in the public mind rs to the
character or degree of responsibility the
paper assumes for It's contents; to find
in fact, that whatever Is read from Il par
ticular journal is regarded rs expressing
the sentiments Of that journal, whether
it be q fact or al opinion quoted from
another source, or q communication
coming from correspondent with
whom the journal has no acquaintance,
and may have very wide difference oi
belief.
Itwould surprise thoughtful persons
To know how often the editor OIL Jour
nal is called to account for an opinion
that happens to be contained in mis-
ccllancous selection that his scissors
have clipped from an cNchan1cmd that
he has perhaps Hcvcrread. ~ our paper
says thus and So begins the acrH~rr
and then grows very indignant when
told that the paper has not Sa't So, amt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-01

rUBlSuEES AND PRoPEIErOES
TIE excess Of exports over imports
for the year ending May 81, 1879, Was
$50, 7O9, $50, and Tor the year ending
MAY 81, 1873, S24l, S59,939.
ALL the great wholesale houses in
New York have agreed TO clos' their
places of business from Thursday next
until the Monday following, in honor OF
the glorious Fourth. The banks, which
are Obliged 20 keep open, will have the
saturday after the Fourth all to them
selves.
TuE Democrats of Ohio will open
their campaign about the middle Of
August with simultaneous speeches all
along she line 10y rUrHNS, PENplEroN,
EuING. EICE, WARD, >rENDUAN, lioA6-
LaY. PAYNE, Ny~wEENEY, and all the
heavy gun, available Lively times in
Ohio Tor eight weeks preceding the
second Tuesday o, October,
GEx. SAN CARY, of Ohio, says that
Gen. EwING ought To- suit the Nationals
in Ohio. Gyu. sam further says that at
the National convention he wants mo-
thin. about eight hours q day, or UNI
limited grycubJck-. or any other dJrucd
,..,......... IL. ,yrrt- fI4f .ua SsuSIDIr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-31

seemed to scowl at Jennie and the girls
a. they came up. and from whom Carrie
and her sisters shrank away.
What dreadful looking man. said
Jennie.
That's Mr.. Grimshaw," said Carrie. in
an awed tone. Hes the wickedest man
| in town.
Inside there was already quite a congre-
cation, plain, simply dressed people. all
them, whose brown rugged faces, bent
shoulders and gaunt muscular frames told
how hard they worked and how poorly
they lived
Jennie looked at them and wondered how
she could exist if her father were Pom:
casset farmer, and tried to put his straight
elegant figure in the place of one. who
Carrie told her was Uncle Zadkiel W0g-
| lom, without very great success.
BY that time the minister had risen in
the pulpit was only platform n step
/ high. with the table and chair. The Wog-
Ions seat, being front one, Jennie had
even nearer view than she wanted. In Il
clear. ringing voice Mr.. Hamilton gave
out the hymn, Rejoice and be glad. ="
When this had been sung he told them in
few words what the meeting was for
There isn't anybody here" he said,
"who hasn't something to be thankful for
TODAY. Every man, woman and child has
been blessed this last year in one way or
another We want you to tell us some of
the ways. When all the others are through
I'll tell mine"
That's what Carrie meant" said Jen-
ME TO herself. "She wanted should hear
all these people and perhaps I'd find out
from them something to be thankful for.
Well, I'll listen anyhow"
The first one that got up was Mr.. Iad-
kiel Woglom, and from him Jennie did not
get much that was hopeful. In a bashful.
diffdent way he Flowed he was thankful
that they hadn't had no potato bugs this
year and the buckwheat crop was mid
dim good ONE Then he sat down.
Dear me-, said Jennie, I'm sure that
didn't do me any good. I'm not bothered
with potato bugs, and we don't grow buck
wheat in New York"
Half a dozen who followed took up the
same strain One was thankful for drought
another for rain; one for warm weather,
another for cold. and most all of them for
spiritual mcrcies, until Jennie, with Il little
rebellIous murmur, began to think that
Poncasset people were better satisfied with
things than anybody she had ever seen or
heard of. But as it happened, none of
them seemed to meet her case. Finally
Mr.. Timothy Woglom. Carrie father got
up. "Now, what's he going to say p she
wondered. I'll be glad to know what
in the world he's got to be thankful for"
CONTINUED Tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-31
IN ban IiItU'I'TCN.
Assignee S Sale Of Personal Property at Auction.

JlIHSUANl to an order of the t'nitcd states Dis.
L trict court, fer the District OF Maine, shall sell
~ public auction, al The chrl iagc shop of Isaac Ab.
hOtt in benton, IN said District, SATURDAY.. the
first day If February, A. u. is.D ten oclock In the
fnrt LoOn, all the right title and interest that Joseph
l.. True had ON the twenty ninth day of August, A.
ID. ISIS, the date OF lii fling lis petition In Bank.
ruptcy, and a lay right, title and interest as A..
sinee of said bankrupt in and 10 the following DIES.
crihcd property belonging Ia said Bankfupt's
estate 30 wit one undivided half of Letters Patent
fer Potato Planter. dated Feb. :. 1855. January g.
ls69 and April H. 1872, with the right to manufacture
and sell in The United States, except New England
owned IN common with Nash & Brother. New York
City; one old SCI OF Potato Planter patterns; six
driving wheels for Potato Planters; forty Potato
Planter handles; about 100 bs OF old iron Also one
ndiN i'd half of Letter, Patent for Potato Planters
dated Feb. = lst5 January >, 1869 and April l6 ls7e
with the right To manufacture and sell in the New
England States, owned in common with BENJAMIN 4
Allen of West WacN lille, Maine, subject TO a lease
Ia said Benjamin -Nlen in which they are TO nav "A
royalty of five dollars for each machine manufactured
aud sold and said lease is subject to a claim Isaac
Abbott has on thc same for scV Cnty-fou dollars.
Also one half interest in forty Potato Planters and
one set of Planter Patterns in the hands of Nash
Brother of New York City, and one set of Planter
Patterns at West Nateye, Maine subject to "A
claim Nash Brother have ON said Planters and Pat
terms. ASHER II. BARTON,
Assignee in Bankruptcy Of Joseph l.. True. 3w2
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District Court of the United States, District
of Maine.
In the Diatterof
Edward 1, Sill.v

In the natterof
Edward H. Sibley, ! In Baukrun,cv
Bankrupt,
VINillS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE that n nathan I'm.
L been presented to the Court, this second day of
january, 1879, by Edward X. Sibley Of Vassalboro,
in said District bankrupt, individually and ms n
member OF the firm of Peter siblcy & SON and Geo
~ f"lh 60, praying that he may be decreed TO
nave iuil discharge from all his debts, individual
and cnpartnership, proyahle under the Bankrunt
Act, aud upon reading said Petition:
1T Is ORDERED by the Court, that hearing be had
upon me same, ON the first Monday of March, A. d.
sV before the Court In Portland In said District az
~ o'clock A. H. and that notice thereof be publ shed
Ia ,h' iaily htnnrbcc journal and the Weekly Port,
once week Tor three successive weeks, and once in
,e weekly hennebec Journal. the last publication to
be thrty days al least before the day of hearing and
that all creditors who have proved their debts and
all oher persons in interest, may appear at said time
ana place, and show cause, IL any they have why the
prayer OF said petition should not be granted.
WIN 7. PREBLE.
1ierk OF District Court for said District.
tjan log 1y& lw3
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kENNEBEC COZ MYTH PROBATE Court, he'll
al i"g"Sd on the FOURTH Monday Of Decsanbcr,
1873.
4 NAiNIS HOPKINS, Executor of the last W III and
y testament of Aaron ;. Lyford, late Of Mt Yer
non in said County, deceased having presented his
hrst account ~ Executor of said will for allow ance
oHpEELD. That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday OF
January next, in III. Daily kennebec Journal news.
paper printed in Augusta that all persons interested
may attend AZ Probate Court then be held at Au.
gusta' and show cause If amy, why the sane should
not be allowed.
H. n BAKER, Judge.
Attest - CHARLES IiEwINs, Register.
janl0t3w&w2ws
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District Court Of the United States. Dis
trict of Maine.
In the matterof

In the materof
George II. Pope ! In Bankruptev
bankrupt
I'liiS IL TO GIVE NOTICE that n petition has
been presented Ia the Court, this second tav Of
january, lssv by George II. Pope of Nassalboro in
said District bankrupt. indiv dually aud as mem.
Der OF the firm of George H. Pope Co. PRAYING that
ne may be decrced TO have full discharge from ali
ms debts indy i'lua and copartnership prov able un.
III Inc bankrupt Act, and upon reading said Petition
lT Is oRDEE1.D by the Court, that he airing be- had
upon the same, on the first Monday of March, A. u.
lNa before the Court in Portland in said District Mt
10 ocnck \. NJ, and that notice Thereof be published
III the Daily hennehec journal mud the Weekly Port.
and Advertiser, newspapers printed in said District
once week and once in the Weekly kennebec Jour.
nal the last publication to be- thirty days at least De-.
fore the day OF hearing, and that all creditors who
have proved their debts and other parties In interest
may appear at said time and place, aud show cause
fany they have, why the prayt said Petition should
not be- granted
WIN. Z. PREBEE,
Clerk of District Court for said District
t,vy
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JOSEPH BAkER & II. =. l.. l.. INDERWo0p.
A Nd now on suggestion to the Court that l.. l..
"a t'uderW God. the defendant, ut the time of the
service of the writ was not an inhabitant of this
State, and had no tenant, agent or attorney within
the same, that his goods estate have been attached
in this action, aud that he has had notice of said
Suit and attachment, IT Is ORDERED, that notice of
the pcndency of this suit be given the said ant
by publishing attesod copy of this order together
with abstract of tie PLAINTIFF = writ, three weeks
successfully in the kcnnebec Journal newspaper
printed AT Augusta. in the County of kennebec The
hast publication To he not lees than thirty days be-
fore the second next term of this Court to be holden
at Augusta, within and for the County of Kennebec
the first Tuesday of April is1s, that said defend
ant may then and there appear, and answer TO said
suit, if he shall see cause,
Attest: W3T. VI. STRATTON, Clerk.
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Notice of ASSIGNMENT.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN that William X.
~ Brown and Albert ;. Bigelow, both of Nassal.
bord In the County of kennebec and State of Maine
Individually and copartners as Bigelow Brown,
have this day assigned to me all their property ex-
cept such u L. by law exempt from attachment and
execution for the benefit of their creditors In aceor.
dance with the provisions of Chap. 20 OF Revised
Statutes, and acts amendatory thereto and three
months from the execution of said are al.
lowed for said creditors TO become parties thereto.
HERBERT N. HEATH.
Augusta. Ne. Jan. Is. ED. iani6t3w
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District Court OF the United States, District
Of Maine.
Ia Ia" mattcrof
George 4. NHldron, In Bankruptcv
HahhTuut


George i. Wnldrun, ! In IIalkrIptcv
Bankrupt
FlNHlN Is To CIV l. MOTTO that II petition was
i pre-, ncd to the Court. the FIST dav of June
~, by George \. Waldron Of liallowcI in said
District, Bankrupt, PRAYING that hc may be dccrced
:" have fall discharge from all his d,bts, proyahlc
under the bankrupt Act, ON which petition hearing
was ordered to be had ON the first Monday of Sotc,
her, 1877, al 10 \. NJ before the Court in Portland
and notice thereof br published in the Weekly Ken.
nehec journal and Weekly Portland Advertiser, once
week for three successive weeks. which notice was
not published n ordered by the Court and that now
on this sixth day of JANUARY lN.p, the application of
said bankrupt; and upon reading said Petition
II l. oHHEREn by the Court, that hearing he had
upon the same, on the first Monday Of March, A. ID.
lS1p before the tourt in Portland, in sad District
81 10 o'clock \. NJ, and that notice thereof be pub.
l-hcd in the Ncrlly kcnn,bcc journal ard the
Weekly Portland NdleItisrr, Wsparers printed in
said District once week for three successive weeks
the last publication to be thirty days 1t least before
the day of hearing, and that all ditors who have
prove their debts and other persons in interest, may
appear at said tEe and place and show if any
they have. why the prayer of said Petition should not
he Halttd.
WM. 7. rrEBiE,
IVA Clerk of District Court for said District
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Argal ADVERTISEMENTS.
&EENNEBEc IS. e. superior coufs, Dc,ca,bcr

AENNEBEc IS, - Superior Couf;, Detca,ber
Ttrb 1873.
WILLIAM PLtuNTH ". Henry q. BLAKE and T.
h. BLAME, Trustee.
4 nj now ON sn"gcstiun to the Court that the prin.
4 cipal defendant, at the time ct the service. of
the wit was not au inlahant of this state and had
~ teiAut agent or attorney within the same that
MS goods or estate have been attached in this action
ana that he has had no notice of sand snit nuJ NJ
incnt"nt, lr l. bEpEkEp. TINT notice of ia. men.
Hccy =" This suit be given the -aid defendant by
publishing an atitsttd copy of this order together
with IN abstract OF the plaintins writ three weeks
surc' >.N, ~ in tie ktnnebpc journal. Il ncw>paurr
lhihc' NJ Augusta, in tie County of ktnnrhec The
dst lUoiai"nt To be- not les than thirty DAYS before the,
second nr"' term of ti, tuut, To be holden at Angus
IA, within and for the County of kenncbcc ON the
lifSt Tuesday ct April lSa9' that said defendant may
SHAH sec cause.
NttrSt; WM VI. sTRArrON, Clerk.
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Notice of Assirnment

NoTICE is hereby given. that John d. Robbins
4 of Augusta, in the County of kennebec and
state of Maine, has this day gned to me all his
property, except such rs is by law exempt from ut.
taciment and execution, for the benefit of his cred.
tors in accordance with the provisions OF Chap 20
Of the Revised Statutes and acts mandatory thereto
and three months from the execution of said assign.
mcn allowed for said creditors become parties
thereto. JOSIAH :. HOBBS, Assignee.
Augusta, Dec 3lst. ISIS. jnn3tlt&w3w
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ArgaI advertisements.
District Court of the United States, Dis
trict Of Maine.
In the matter of 5000
WILLIAM II. HATcH, ! In R.ptrun,cv
Bankruut !


WILLIAM II. HATcH, In Bapkruntcv
bankrupt.
hiS Is no GIVE NOTICE that a petition ha.
a oeeh presented to this Court, this sixth day Of
January, 1879, by William II. Hatch recenfIy NJ
WaterNille now Of China, in said District. n i,snS
rupt' indi' idually and as member of the firm of
naeh Brotltrs, praying that he may be decreed TO
nave fuli discharge from all his debts individual
ahu eopartnership. provable under the Bankrupt
ACT, and upon reading said Petition,
IT Is ORDERED by the Court that IA hearing be
'"1 upon me same ON the first Monday of March,
t ~ before the Court in Portland in said Dis.
yum "usheu IN the Daily kennebec Journal and the
"a loftiahd Advertiser, newspapers printed In
aa Dslie', once week for three successive weeks
i,'u o,.e IN me Weekly kennebec journal and Week.
"r,iaho ADVERTISER, the last publication to be
h gays ~ least before the day of hearing and
o an cIcditors who have proved their debts an.
o.hsr persons III interest may appear at said tine
IN" pace, ana show cause, Ii any they have whv
The prayer OF said Petition should not b.. granted
WIN. 7. PREBLE,
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