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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

Elijah weiiman, delft. In A''unp,it
YNhE said defendant will take mott.
l. on the 9th day Of April, A. D ~ d
writ Of attachment was issued on, ~ :, i !.
lice of the District Court, for said s ~ .ass
this case against the goods and chati saa,7,
and tenements. rights, credits, monsN ait
effects OF the said defendant, for w. u
one hundred dollars, and also on !, - sun
day Of issuing the writ aforesaid , a me ~
summons was issued as aforesaid i ~
to Abner Hackelman, which said m > ,ua q
returned into said Court, at the Oc,o lss "
thereof, A. D., 1910, duly served 'I MI l'n
less the said defendant shall ,nn no6
plead to the plaintiffs action before r rsl,
of said Court, to be begun, and held :, " \
Court House. in Burlington, on the third !, ~
day of February next, Judgment will |. y
tered in this case and the property 50 a.,
ed will 10 sold TO satisfy the same. with -
JOHN S. DUNLAP, Cl.,i
J. D. LEARNED, plffs att
decl7-4t-29-$5
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lo'0a Territory, District cour, f. !. FL
James G. McCutchen,
Matthew Spurlock and Debt.
Claybornc H. Hughes.
THE defendants will take ro,.
L 2Sth day of May, A. d IssS thatahI
attachment was issued on, ~ ~ wi, N
clerk Of the District court for ~. .n;. Office ID
TINS case. against the lands. ten a.u Count, n
chattels, rights, credits, monsa nslnents, sss |
the said defendants, for the s,,,. ana efse
bred and ten dollars; and also. ~ 81 u, lhisc
OF issuing che writ Aforesaid, a ), .ae sane i
mons was issued as aforesaid saiaishes ~
John Sample, as garnishee; wh Ii tn'' ess N
were returned into said cour, =, AN" 80 said sS,I
term thereof, A. D. 1910, the M, ,ae septeass!
property found, and the earn;s sL..achment, NJ
duly served. sAfnasfee auun,.
Now, unless the said defend,.
ana plead to the said PLAINTIFF 81, .'a'sEps |
the tterm of said courl "a !, action bels|
nela a. the court house in Mount NJ p Segpa
SAID county, on the third Moaa. . risassnt,
next, Judgment will BE- cntcrea IN M,,sl
and the amount in the hand. ~ ~ this Gu
will be applied to the payment Of s ,hs garnih
dec dec !, !. oa.ss 3. KillpatrieeiIs'' Wy
- IL ff Clo,t
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

cr-Itorv Of iowd, Des Moines County, s..
Dist:i Curt OF said County, to the Feb.
rttary term thereof, 1S4l. ra@
Gorge w. Teas,
Otis ii. Wheeler. NNS '"
NOTICE is hereby given to the said de-
~ tegdant, that on the first day of May,
4. = 1870, a writ of attachment was issued
nut VI the office of the Clerk Of the District
Court, 'or said county, in favor of the said
p.a in the above entitled SUIT, against
the goods and chattels, lands and tenements,
rights, credits, money and effects of the said
deicn!lnt, for the sum of one hundred dol
Jars which said writ was returnablc, at the
ct3hcr term of said court, A. D., 1910,
levied on Lot number five, in Block number
fourteen, in the town Of Augusta Now un-
less The said Otis M. Wheeler, shall appear
and plead to the said plaintiffs action, be-
fore the next term of said court, to be be-.
gun, and holden ut the Court House in Bur.
Iinston, in said county, on the third Monday
of February next, judgment will be entered
in this case, and tho property attached
will be sold to satisfy the same, with costs Of
suit.
John S. Dunlap, Clerk, D. C..
M. D. Browning, P!fs. fit.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letter. !
~ administration have been granted !
the Probate Court, for Louisa county, to d.
subscribers upon the estate of E.itia Sa,
deceased, late Of said county. All perri
having demands against said estate anr
questcd to exhibit the same to the snbsrs
ers, or to the Judge of Probate for saidens
tv, within nine months from date for sens
ment. And all persons indebted TO The !
ceased, are requested to make payment lo'
subscribers.
Sarah Scarf, .Admr.
]. X. Rockafellar, .admr
Harrison, Louisa Co. novls-25
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Removal.

Removal. -
VEyM. L. HASBROUCK has rcrno's 4,
w Drug Store to the corner OF Mas stbs
Columbia streets, near the Land Omcs, 81, Il
persons wishing good and pure medicine
be sure to find them cheap for CASH n
noy26 Ss 81 M. gssfifL b ia9L-,.->
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

Territory of Iowa, Des Nome, o.
District Court for said COUNTY - Ivy
,,,.,,. Term, A. D., ISL. : Se''a'
William Frye, piff.
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Hides! Hides!!

y WISH to purchase 3 or 400 good Beef
q Hides, for which | Will pay the highest
narket price in goods or cash, delivered to me
in Burlington on or before the first day Of
March next Also, Beeswax, clean cotton
and linen rags taken at fair prices.
Robert Burnes.
Burlington, Dec 10, le4O 2stf
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

stoves for Pork or Flour.
TEVHE Subscriber has on hand a few Cook.
4 ing and Franklin Stoves, which he will
sell for PORK or FLOUR. Those wishing
TO make the exchange, will please call at an
carly day, as the assortment is limited.
decl0-2S Charles Nealley.
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COUNCIL.

COUNCIL.
Tuesday, Dec. s.
Pefifions.-By Mr. Parker; From sun.
ary eiiisene Of Clinton county. praying
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TO THE WINGS THROUGHOUT
THE UNION:

BALTIMORE, 1871.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-15
ACCIDENTAL man yesterday, while

AccIpENr.-A man yesterday, while
hurrying in great speed round the corner,
met two ladies of his acquaintance, and
pulling of his hat lorgctlully, the following
load offrieght tumbled about the sidewalk:
Two applcs: seventeen old letters Sc
veral unpaid bills, one of which Sl,25
was rcceipted; one clean shirt bosom
and collar; cigars aa lib; bottle OF
sarsaparilla syrup; a number ofthe Bos-
ton Notion; ditto of the Brother Jonathan
half pint of peanuts: two pair OF brown
drilling pantaloons; and Harrison song
book. The articles we understand have
nearly all been rccovcred.-Picayunc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-15
NEW GOODS, March, 1910,
N. LOVELY s. co.

ETAVE Just returned from New York
Ill with q choice selection of Fancy
Dry Goods, making their assortment very
desirable. for all who want at prices aston
ishlnglv cheap, 60 that the Poor as well
as the Rich can obtain share at this well
known establishment. A very few articles
are enumerated--
Bombazines, superior to any ever before
offered by US. Silks, Pongees, Gngbams,
Silk Scarfs, an elegant article, Alpnes,
Zephyr Worsted, or Cruel. A beautiful
assortment English, French and American
Prints, Merino and Brochc Sbawls, some
of superior quality. A/so--Leghorn and
Straw Bonneis, Misses Tuscan and Rolio do
Chenie Cords, Ribbons in almost endless
variety.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-15
SHERMAN'S ROYAL HEPATINE.

For liver complaint, jaundIce, obstruc
tons peculiar to females, dyspepsia, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Ii, 1889.
Dear Doc,or-In compliance with your
request, have made use of what you des-
ignalc. the Royal Hepatine." in several
cases Of Liver complaint, some of which
were of the most aggravated character. In
every instance it fully answered your re-
commentator. had much confidence IN
It when you first made me acquainted with
its composition; but | was not prepared to
expect such speedy and decided action as
resulted from it's use. have also used it
in five cases of obslructed menstruatlon.
two of which had assumed the appearance
of what their friends thought hasly con-
sumption. In every case, your medicine
operated like a charm, restoring to health
and youthful freshness, all TO whom ad.
minstered it. Hereafter shall rely sole
" upon it, in my practice whenever | am
called TO similar cases.
C. SHEPPARD, NJ. D.
We have used the Royal Hepatlne, in
several cases with uniform success, and
concur in opinion with Dr.. Sheppard. as
TO It's utility. G. Nj. WEEKS, M, ID.
II. MORRISON, Nj. y.
Sold at the Variety Store by
| PANGBoRN Il BRINsMAID.
ia Jewellers, Burlington, Vt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-15
KEEPING TRUTH IN THE DARK

A very good widow lady loved porter
--ay, dcarly,--and one day Just as she
was receiving halfa dozen bottles from
the man who usually brought her the COM
iorting beverage, she perceived 70,
horror y two Of the grave elders of the
church, approach her door. She ran the
man out the back way, and put the bot
ties under the bed. The weather washot,
and while convcrsingwith her friends, pop
went one of the corks.
"Dcar mel" exclaimed the good lady,
''therc goes the bed cord it snapped
yesterday Just the same way: l must
have new rope, that's sartin."
I'm few moments pop went another,
followed by the peculiar hiss Of the csca-
ping liquor. The bed-cord wouldn't an
swcr this time, but the good lady was not
at loss.
"Doar mcA' says she, "that black cat
of mine must be at some mischief there
Scat you torment"
Another bottle popped off, and the
porter came stealing ont from under the
bed curtains This was the hardest case
of all to get ovcr---but our good old sou
was yet con hand"
60 dear me !" said she, cpd forgot
it's the ycaSt! Prudence come here
and take away these bottles of yeast "-
Picayunc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-15
BOTANICAL DROP S

A eapans 81 ali ne over her ~' head ce and
body, attended with most unpleasant ltch-
ings, burnlngs and blolches-had lost the
nails from some of her fingers and toes
was cured by 3 bottles of these drops!
A BoY-S Suffered four years with dread
full sores on his foot, some of which had
eaten wholly thro' his foot-had his foot
opened twice and the bone scraped-was
considered past relief, and his death ex-
ecled-was cured by taking these drops!
A MAN IN RoxBURY-Was for years at
ficted with foul ulcers, one Of which bad
eaten through his wrst-was cured by
these Drops!
A Child After trying various other
Medicine for painful ernp,ons on his legs.
and other parts Of his body, was cured by
the Botanical Drops alone
A CHILD IN RoxBURY-Was cured Of
bad tumor under his arm. by 4 bottles.
A Boy IN BosToN--Was many years
troubled with ulcers in his head, which
discharged at his ears--cured by 3 bottles.
Mr. WRIGHT Was cured of a bad fever
sore on one of his legs, of long standing, by
these Drops, after all other means used
had failed.
A CHILD-Was cured by these Drops,
Of bies and ulcers, some Of which had
eaten TO the ribs.
AN ELDERLY LADY-Who was long
afflicted with Leprosy, and so horribly, that
the could not bend joint without gushing
ont of bood--6 bottles cured her.
A You've LADY--Of Boston, was cured
of violent humor IN her eyes, by the
Drops.
i A LADY IN CHARLEsTowN.-W cured
of white swelling on her knee Joint, by
these Drops and Jebb's Liniment.
y A MAN IN CoNNECTIcUT-Who had
been troubled for years by an obstinate
kings evil, was cured by these Drops.
A LApy-Was cured of terrible case
: of st. Authonys Fire, by the Drops.
A CHLD-Also Of distressing scroiula.
A PERSON. Troubled with violent
erupi ions on the face, was cured by these
/. Drops, after various other medicine and
, had failed !
! *,.*These Drops will cure the most in.
d yelerate Scroiula, St. Anthony's Fire,
c Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Eryepselas, Leprosy.
e Plmped Faces. Sore Eyes, Scald Head
. in Children, Old Sores or Ulcers, Foul
u fostering Eruptions, Humors. Fever Sores.
(even when the bone has become callous,l
! White Swelling lin connection with Jebb's
Liniment,( Venerial Taints, when Mercu-
:. nv failed, and Ill other disorders arising
7 from an impure state of the blood and Jul.
p, ces, and are the best Spring and Autumn-
Q al physic.
d Price s., or 6 bottles for S.. Ask for
Q Dr.. Relies Botanical Drops. XII
t ***Prepared by II. KIppER, successor
d to Dr. Conway, and for sale at his Count
" ing Room, No. 90 Cont. street, next to
d J. Kldder's Drug Store,n Concert Hall
1t Boston. For sale by J. g. J. II, PECK
q CO., Burlington Vt.
None genuine unless signed T. kIppER,
on the outside printed wrapper.
:, Large discount to dealers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-15

There is a girl of "swect siXtccn," in
Ohio, who cuts two cords of wood per
day. Being at school, not long ago, she
is said to have settled some difference
between herself and the master, by trun-
ding him out Of the house, and closing
the doors upon him! An Ohio editor
thinks such a "companion in arms
would be glorious remedy for these
"hard times" We are inclined to think
however, that many men would consider
such aremcdy very dangerous one-tc
say the least.-TrdnScript.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-15

DoN'T SLEEP WITH YOUR GRAND
Morurn.-TronJewing Of ritoi porer.
A not uncommon cause of the loss OF
vital powers is the young sleeping with
the aged. The fact, however explained,
has LONG hccn remarked, and it is well
known to every unprecedented observer.
But it has been most unaccountably over
looked in medicine. Ihavc, on several
occasions, met with the counterpart OF the
following case: | was few years since
consulted about pale, sickly and thin
boy, of about five or six years. He APP
pcared to have no specific aimcnt, but
there was as low and remarkable decline OF
flesh and strength, and of the energies OF
all the functions, which his mother very
APPLY termed gradual blight. After in
curing into the history Of the case, it came
out that he had been a robust and pletho-
rio child up to his third year, when his
grandmother a very aged person, took
him to sleep with her; that he soon after
wards lost his good looks; and he had
continued to decline ever since, notwitl-
standing medical treatment. | directed
him to sleep apart from the aged parent,
and prescribed chance of air, &c. The
recovery was rapid. 1t is not with chill
drcn only that debility is induced by this
mode of abstracting vital power. These
in good health should never sleep witt
Sickly persons.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-15
GCoGRApuY.-A London weekly paper

GEoGRApny.-A London weekly paper
informs its readers that "thc two Govern
mcnts of Washington and Maine are cx-
cocdngly embarrassed in keeping the
people Of their respective provinces, from
actual hostiltios upon the litigatcd qucs-
tons of the American and British from
tier :" and that "ller Majesty's troops
are stationed there to precent ceSSetS pas
sing betrccn New- Brwnswic& and Lo~eI
Canala." An English country journal
''rogrets to hear that recent disturbances
IN Alanythreatcn repetition Of the latt
border wartarc."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-15
Sherman's Worm Lozenges.

ARE the greatest discovery ever made, for
dlspelling the various kinds Of worms, that so
frequently and distressingly annoy, both chil-
dren and adults. They are an infalliblc REM
cdy, and so pleasant TO the taste that children
will take them as readily as common pepper.
mint Lozengc. Many diseases arise from
worms, without its being suspected. Some.
times a very troublesome cough, pains in the
joints or limbs, bleeding al the nose, &o. NC,
are occasioned by worms, and will be easily
cured by using this celebrated medicine. Tho
following symptoms indicate the presence OF
worms, viz: headache, vertigo, torpor, dis.
turbed dreams, sleep broken off by fright and
screaming, commissions, feverishness, thirst,
palld hue, bad taste in the mouth, offensive
breath, cough, difficult breathing, itching at
the nose, pains in the stomach. nausea,
squeamishness. voraci,y, leanncss, tenesmus,
itching at the anus towards night, and at
length OBJECTIONS of films and mucus. One 10
dose for child two years oId-two for ono
four years; three for eight years; and five for
an adult, and should be repeated every morn.
inr. or every other morning until relieved.
Read the following letters:
New YoRK, March 8, 1899.
DEAR DocToR, According TO your request,
we have used your Worm Losenges in several
cases Of worms, and found them uniformly
successful We have no difficulty in getting
children TO take them, as they are perfectly
pleasant. We shall use them in our practice
whenever occasion offers, believing them to
be the best vormilugc medicine in use. Wo
have also used your Soda Lozonges very ex-
tensively, and find them fully TO answer the
purposes you recommend them for. I I
We are yours, respectfully,
| V. WEEKS, NJ. D..
| w. SHADDocK, MD.
| G.. r. GREEN, NJ. d.
New YORK, Feb. 1880.
DR.. Sherman, Dear Sir One of my daugh-
tiers, aged II years, was troubled for about
eighteen months with hacking cough, bro
ken and disturbed sleep, &c. She was fast
wasting away, although she eat quite hearty.
Several physicians attended her without any
benefit. From reading the directions accom-
\ panying your Worm Lozenges, describing the
symptoms of worms. thought she might be
thus troubled. and accordingly procured 4
box, which, to my surprise, perfectly cured her
in one week They are a most excellent
med icine. and believe my daughter owes her
life to them. Yours. &c.
| JANE HUMPHREYS, 8 Mercer st.
Sold at the Variety Store by
P.4NGBORN & BRLNS.N.4ID.
JeceNerS, Burlington, Vt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-15
FOR THE PILES!

DERSONS afflicted with the painful and
troublesome complaint of the Piles ARE
informed that they may obtain immediate
relief by the use of that invaluable medicine
Dumrries Remedy for the Piles. In proof OF
its efficacy.
PLEASE READ TIE FOLLOWING CASE!
was confined to my room (writes relieved
patiently about three weeks with this trouble
some complaint. when noticing the advertise,
ment of Dumfros Remedy Tor The files
was induced no try it when to my greal
relief e. comfort part OF box oil each' .he
EIecuarv & Ointment effected an entire and
pcrmanent cure as it is now four years since
and have had no return Of the complaint
since although l was occasionally troubled
with il for wears before using the remedy
Price 81 for both articles, Electuuary and
Ointment, or so cents for either where but
ono is wanted.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-15
TO THE LADIES.

TUST received, and for sale by j. d j.
y III. PECK & Co.. Burlington, lew
boxes OF r ynolds a. Parmey's celebrated
FEMALE HEALTH RESTORATIVE.
1t is Designed particularly tor the diseases
pecullar to the Female constitution. A
more efficacious remedy of this kind, has
long been wanted, as many OF those d'seas'
es have baffled the skill of the most eminent
pbvsicians, and all the remedies heretofore
have proved Intellectual, in thousands Of
cases. This medicine invariably removes
distractions, regulates in most cases OF
painful, too frequent, or pro'use minstrua-
ton, and has cured the most obstinate cases
of Fluor Albus or whites, and as mothers
relief. it is not equalled by any other med''
cine. 1t is recommended by many OF the
most eminent physicians IN the United
States. Doct. ]. Morrison, from Coleraln,
Mass. who has practced medicine some
twenty wears at Oneida, N. Y. says IN
relation to it. That it is the best medl-
cine now in use. In cases of retnton, or
suppression of the minses, I think it will
susl in the appelaton of specific. ! have
tried it in the worst cases, with admirable
success, and wish for the good OF suffering
females. that all physicons would introduce
II in their practice, and | have confidence
to believe they would find happy results
as have found the pills to answer fully
their recommendation Doct, X. H.
Davis, of Syracuse, tells similar story
and many Others, For further information
YOU are referred to the persons whose
names are annexed to our show bills, an(
also to pamphlets, left with our agents TO
gra,tuous distribution. Price So per box
containing nearly 100 pills, Prepared AM
sold wholesale and retail by Reynolds 4
Parmely. Pittsford, Monroe Co., N. Y. soil
also by +. Huntington, Vergennes Mood
| g. Adams, Mlddebury; Jackson e. Ketch
am, Brandon; S. e. y. White g. Co.
Rutland; d. II, Mcacham.M. d., Walllns
ford; A. r. Vail g. Co.. Dandy; ID. An
drews, Name hester; Merrill q V. u
Spiegel, Bennington; and Willston 4
ATyler, marlborough aug7-'
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Valuable Physic !
RELIES ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

DIR. RELFE S ANTIBILIOUo TILLo'
|ROM the information the Proprietor is
receiving. from various sources, of the
excellent effects of these Pills in complaints
of the stomach, bowels, head. &c, they are
unouestionably among the best articles of
physic, however ceeb'a'ed'l for loss of
annette indigestion hs,lessnoss, headache,
cos,iveness, hatulence, cholic, bilious aiiec'
lions. &c. Price, so cents box. ks
prepared and sold by Il. KlDDER, sue
cessor to DR.. Conway. 80 Cour ST. up
stairs near Concert Hall Boston and may
also BIO had of j, & j. III. PECK n Co.
Burlington ~. DDr,
None getune unless signed II. KlDDER
on the outside printed wrapper.
Large discount 10 dealers
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Burlington, April 4th, 1910.
NDU REHAM WI.

YHyHIS full blooded BULL, OF the I'm.
n. proved Durham or short horned
breed, may be found at the Stanton Tor
Mayo) Farm, the coming season he Is
not surpassed perhaps by any thing ~ me
country, so far as the chance OF substantial
improvement IN our stock, is offered. tic
was imported with his dam from England,
where be was sired by the famous Bull
Banuuo, of the improved short'horned
Duthan,s-b,ed in that country with so
much interest, and so justly celebrated
there, as superior TO all other kinds. Inc
blood of the animal will at once be recog-
nized on examination, by the eye OF crit
ical observer. In addition to this, salts
factory certificates will be produced, on
request, Of his pedigree. and also OF Tue
goodness of his stock. He has been, the
greater part Of the time since he was
brought to this country, kept in Concord
in this state; in which, and the nelghborlpe
towns, his stock is much admired ant
sought after. His half-bloods, produced
| by a cross with our native cows, command
| in price, from three 10 four times more
| than our common breeds OF the same age
and his introduction there, is held OF grea
benefit and advantage, TO the agr'cultura
| interests of that section Of the country
This country. no doubt, is well adapted t.
the rearing of the heavier and most ap
| proved animals, and in this respect, SHOULD
not be placed behind any other. for the pur
pose of giving currency to smaller an
more improbable race.
TERMS For one Cow, So, t~o owne
by the same person S., three and over s.
each. Application may be made to NE
residing on the above named premises.
| SAMUEL WHEELOCk.
| COIchosfer 1DrU g. 1910.