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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-12
STATE OF IOWA Euscstine Comfy SIS
sMyO JAMES BDNNER-Sir. Won arc here

STATE OF IOWA fuscstine Connfy- SIS.
sHvO JAMES BONNER-Sir YOU are here.
u by notified that on thu 22d day of April A.
D. 1853. Lyman e. Hine flsl his petition in the
Dsliic, Count Of the State Of lows, within and
for the county Of Musca,ins. claiming If You he
foreclosure Of yonr equity Of redemption to the
following described tract Of land situate in Mus.
catine county, State { iowa. which was sold a,
public sale fo' iaves on the 18th day of Nav A D
t852viz. the southeast quarter Of the no,,h cas-,
quarter of seciion TWENTY-FIVE. (22) Township sew.
enty.eigh', (7s) range three (S) west, Of which
land you are the owner .of record" and said pe,i.
TONER the purchaser at said tax SALE and thai on
the .ame day an -o'ieinaI noice' was issued in said
cause. which notice IL returned by the sheriff
Not found in the county," Now, unless You
appear and answer said petition on or before
the morning Of the second day Of the next term
OF the said Court, 10 Ne begun and hcIen al Mus
caiine on the second Monday in October NEXT, q
decree will be rendered against YOU in accordance
with the prayer Of said petition, and for costs Of
this suit.
WM LEFFINGWELL. Clerk
Dist Court NJ q, Iowa.
CLouD Il O'CoNyon. S0is. for pctitioner.
Muscatne August i2, ls53--5w
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Muscaline county. August IL. 1853 5w
State of Iowa-Muscatine Conn =

0FURO " HV' u t'IuSSutI1c OUUU y.
HW WIbfINM LlfTLt-Sir: You ar. here
i by notified that on the 18th April, s53. W
q. Woodward filed his petition in the office oi
the Clerk OF the District Court in the above
counly. representing that the west one-haIf Of The
south ives. one fourth of section "a, township IT.
north range iva west Of 5,h principal meridian in
Muscaiine county, VS. s,IJ at public sale on the
lUh Nav, A. ID. 1852. by the Treasurer of sad
county TO the pet for the unpaid taxes Ie
thereon for ,ba year 1851, and prayi,g that your
right TO red en- the same may he fprecloseJ. -
Now unless YOU appear aud answer thereto on az
before the Fl st day Of the next term of the said
Court ia said county. judgment will be render d
III accordance with The peuticn.
WIN. LEFFINGWELL. Clerk.
Muscaiine county, August L. lS53-5w
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Muscaline, August l2, ls5s-5w
STATE or IOwA-Musco,ine county,

STATE or IOWA-Musca,ine ccountV
TD JACOB HERR--Sr. You are hereby
notified That on the 22d day of April A. ID.
1883, LYMAN e. Hine fled his petit on in the
District Court Of the State of Iowa within anil Tor
the county Of Musealine aiming Of you he Fore
closure Of your equity AMI redrnnon. 10 tie ID
iowin, described tract OF land. situate in Mu<calile
coun,v, tate Of Iowa. which was suii a, publ,
sale for taxes. on the l7ih dav Of Nav A. ID 1852
viz. the northeast quarter Of The souh-eas
quarter Of section thirty (30) township seventy
eight. (7s) range two (2) west. of which land
you arc the owner Of record and said petitioner
tho purchaser at said tax sale. and thai on thu
San e dav an original notice was issuedn sad
cause which notice ia returned by the Sheriff Not
found in the couniy' Now, unless you appear
and answ'r To said petition on or befnre the
morning of The second day of The next term Of
said Coun, 10 ne b, gun and holden at Museatine
on the second Monday in o. ioher next. a decree
will be rendered against you in accordance with
the prayer Of said petition and for costs Of this
suit. VIM. LEFFINGWELI.. Clerk
Dist Court, NJ C. Iowa.
CLoup & O'CoSSoR, Sois for petitioner.
Muscaiine August l2, ls53-5w
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GEN. SCOTT
Expected in Muscatine!

VNHEnojt signed wnuidre-pcr'iui's announce
To the ciiIzets Of Mus'atine anJ vicinity. 'ha
he, have just opened a large BAhlNU ESFAB
lISHMENT ia The old aud well known stand %
r. pIummer. on Second street, opposite j. NJ
Kane's Saddle and Harness shop. where there car
ur had AT all times FRESH BREAD, CAKES
CRACKERS d PIES. We are prepared. also, I,
Manufacture any and all kinds Of CANDY to order
IN the shortest notice and on a. fair terms "a ca
be had above 81. Louis. Country Merchants, and
shop Keet ers would do wei! % give ns call be-
lore purchnsing elsewhere. All kinds OF nuts
CANDIES, smal beer sola water, p1unes, pickles,
citrons, rar.ins, fs- lemons, irrnonaie, cigars
smoking and chewing ,oh,cco. Of the hest qualil,,
pepper sauce, chess. matches; ssrdiues toys aud
lso room supplied to furnish a lunch to such a.
may give Us call.
ADAMS & WAISENBERGER:
Nav 27 1853 If
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SHERIFFS SALE.

QY visine OF an execution TO me directed and
ID delivered from ths office CT IN Clerk ofthe
District C,ut Of Muscatine county, S,sie @
Io~a, egans' the goods aud chatteis. lands and
tenemenis Of William Williams. IT,. I have Ievrd
upon and will expose 10 sale. ON SATURDAY., the
10th day Of August. A ID 1853, al die Lour,. II ouse
door. 10 the city Of Murcaiine, the following
described property. io-wii-the north one-half end
northeast, ons-fourh Of south east one fourth Of
Section %, township 76,ranse wesi all in Mus.
caiine county, State Of Iowa--all Of which y in
be sold % saisy ssd execution in favor Of Lazarus
Lowry.
Sale TO commence between the hours az nine
s'clnck in tho forenoon and four O'Clock ia The
afternoon Of said day.
A. J. FIMPLE. Sheriff.
Prs Zee 81 so Muscatine County. Iov,a.
August + is6s-sw By Asian Far, Dpy.
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State Of Iowa-Muscatine county.

State OF Iowa-Wuscatine county.
VINO CHARLES w. PAIRO--Sir: You are
Z hereby notified that on the 18Th April 1882
W q Woodward filed his petition in The Office Of
the Clerk Of the District Court in the above coun.
'y,represen ing that the east onc.half of the south
east one-'ou,'h. section J., township II, north
range west 9th principal meridian. in Muscatinp
county was sold at public sale on the 18th Ma~,
A. ID. 1882. by the Treasurer of said county 10
the petitioner for the imp all taxes levied thereon
Tor The year 1851, aud praying hat vour right TO
redeem The same may he foreclosed Now un.
less you appear and answer thereto on or before
the first day of ihs next tern Of The sail Court in
said county, Judgment will 10 rendered in accord
ance with The naiilinn.
WIN LEFFINGWELL, CLERK.
Muscaliue, August l2, le53-5w
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.4merican, E,gh,h. F,eaca German and
Stcisy ggodS direct froa Ame ,cqa and
huropeaa N anja turers
Our long experience ip NesteIn Trade and
having correct knowledge of The wants If The
County, enables Us 10 Inpou such goods as a e
adopted 70 The wants oi,he people.
We believe We bavc facilities III has ing, which
are not eijlyed by any other Weston house.
having resident partHers aud buyers constantly I
the Manufacturers and Auctions ia the East, aud
our agents on the Cnulinent Purchasing uuf
goods tor cash aud OH short lime, we are enabled
to buy much lower than Easi, IN or Wrstern job.
bers who buy on long credit, and we are always
able and prepared 10 take every advantage of u
CHI. &C. in the market. favorable TO cash buyers.
which merchants who buy crcoii canno, enj,y.
We can afford 10 sci far Cih Ten per cent.
SIS than ofder hotsses, because ioe do not su tam
hedry losse bg credstiag e1trdca ant AMI inJtsd-
Cioas mtrcaa rs.
Merchants who have been in the hahiI OF visit
ng Eastern cities, are sssnfe;. that they win see
as large -iocks OF goods m st. Louis, as eau be
seen IA New York or Philadelphia.
We guarantee 20 erlitt iarser, and bette,
assorted, and M re elegant sioea Of tdncy and 81 .
pie arg 20 ds a d NJ tons than ,ras euer seen in
one house in Amtricd.
Our Dress Goods are mostly Of styles designed
by ourselves, and entirely, confined 10 US in this
market.
We are pr, pared TO offer the same inducement.
in Sllx and While Goods as are offered by frs
class houses in the East Who are oey in this
branch of the business.
The county merchant will save time and man.
ey by purchasing his 8 'ods IN ST Louis--sxpense
aud risk OF iraveling-oss OF time (Which is valu-
able to good merchanls) - detention of his good
ny low water--and misnanagement of incapable,
nd cireless Forwarding merchants, thereby sub
ct,ng himself TO lpss of sales and profits ana.
great inconvenience--a discount on money he r..
caivas from his cusiomers--exchanQe which is al
ways In favor IL the eastern cities--ihe risk OF
over stocking himself with too large o qusn,lis
II goods not adapted 10 his trade, which are sure
TO be depsecisied AID become unsaIeabe, and be.
ing long absent from his business aud family, are
god reasons Tor the retailer to make his purchases
ia home market.
We respectfully suggest these facts 10 tLt
merchants in the West, beiiev ing il is TO their in
terest In every respect TO make their purchases IN
ST. Louis. aud that the system we lave estate
| lished, guaranteeing 10 them cheaper goo Is and
as large stocks ds ran be obtained ia any of the
Eastern cities. will bring 10 Us many merchant
| md .radeIs who have not kefpre seen that the,
could save money aud time by coming to q home
| market for their supplies.
OUR MOTTO SHALL. BF IN FACT
Large sales Il Small Profits.
Aa undertaking one price cash system at east
Ten per cent, less than any credit house in the East
~ West can afford.
jy22-sm EDDY, JAMESON & Co.
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MUSCATINE JOURNAL--AUGUSf H. 1853.
SnoigraSs Il McCimpbell,
Wholesale and Retail GrocerS,

w hOleSalG and Retail Gr0cGrS
MCSCATiNE. 10 WI,
lIAVE lust received q general stock Of goods
1 IN tneIt lin consisting u The following am
lies. to.Vit:
Sugars of al qualities Lemon syrup
Nolasses, in bbls, hsifl i'ubs, buckets
bids aud Kegs SWlIow-wafe clothes pins
Coffee Rio aud Java $Churns, spades, shoveis
foas, Of all kinds Hoes. broOms
Sslerstus, IDdtgo, madden Cotton yarn and batting
Nails assorted {Caudle wicking
Goldfish SCarpet chain
Nos. and maekerel 3Cnrlsge, assorted
Nurmegs. cinnamon Meal selves
Spire. peppef, ginger ilass iumblers
Lemons, oranges, }Falm teal hats
DIied apples aad pcaches3Soap, tobacco
White lead SCigars- regalias, princi
Window. glass, 6xl0 andi pes and Cuba skies
i0xl2 ruues, rni-ins almonds
Star and ialuw candies Prcans, pra-nuts,
hinsned, sperm aud oiis-''rcd cIranis, rice
oils Cheese ,psppeT-sduce
And all other article usually KEEP, by Grocers,
uhlch will be sold as cheap can be bought IN
Nuscaine, FIR cash or approved country produce.
May 1853 -ap22-3n
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LYONS RAIL RoAD.--At last advices the
Engineers of this road were at TT. Des
Moines, having proceeded that far with the
survey, and were then endeavoring to lind
the most practicable crossing on the Des
Moines.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-12

ID E>PECfF LILY tenders his professional
l. services to the citizens of Muscatine and Vi.
entity.
% OFricE- Basement If Pennsylvania House
on MULBERRY, between Third n D Fourth Streets.
Boards al 'h. Pennsylvania House
july l. 1873. iyl-ly+
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Rocks Il Stationery.

d NJ. BURNETT is now receiving from the
IL. Eastern cities his spring stock, consisting IN
part Of
School Books of all The Poetical Works OF
kinds Shakespeare Milton By.
Standard and Miscella- ron. Scott, Burns, Camp
neous books bell, Rogers. Weslies,
Cheap Publications Hallock. Wordsworth,
Bibles Hood, Pollock. Young.
Blank Books Sigourney, Hemans aud
Paper Hang n.s others.
Plain aud Fanny Sta Catholic Pray Books
ionaIy Printing d Wrar,,ipp
instruction books foriPaler
tle Piano Forte Accor.i Cad Cases
leon Violin, Flute. &c S'eel Pens
Waters, Sealing Wax Ink aid Inksiauds
Sand boxes Scrap Books
Poltf.,i Albums
Pockei knives AMI W. Song Books
din Strings, Combs and Primers
Brushes Lives OF Washington
Perumery IL Hair ca, y ,poleon, Cha, Webster
Razofs and Soap iaeksun, Polk Calhoun,
Cigars Virgin. Df. Judson,
Zap, Letter, Noe and iChanning, Green, Put.
Bill Paper nam
Euvelopcs Mcchsuics' Own Book
Pocket Books Book az the Farm
Porte Moniaes GOLD PENS
All Of which will sell cheap, wholesale or re.
tail. r. N BJRNETr.
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Groceries and Provisions.
NE w SJ'DRE

Groceries and Provisions.
NEW STORE.
FEVHE subscriber has Just opened new grocer,
"A store. (or Second street, ia the Dom former
" occupied by Collins d DariIngrnn,) aud pre-.
pared 10 sell at wh"les lie aud retail on as good
e,ms ran I've had in This city, or any olhe,
PLACES on The river above the Rapids. The follow.
ing ere some or the articles now on hand:
Rio l.aguyra coffee
Blown, clarified, loaf and crued sugar
Molascs, syrup. sugar-house
g A, dairy aud Kanawha salt
Imperial aud Young Hysnn teas, first quality
Palm soap IN uld and star candles,
Tobacco, cigars pipes, &c.
hGmuEs, rarsins, lgs, behring's,
Candies almnnds, English walnuis,
Peanuts. currents, Chocolate, nutmeg
w. Il. cheese. wines brandy. d..
Be-, indigo. pnrcushi"n caps. bar lead
Shot. cap letter au! WRAPPING paper
Cinnamon cloves pepper. spice
Ground ginger. mustard IN cans
Tabs best ou,i,er, m,ler copperas
Alum starch candle wrckng
Mackeral, Goldfish sardncs
Brd-ehords buckets link wash boards
Ro>iu. cotton bstting-wth many other ar.
ces fur famiv use
+, or Country produce. such as butter. eggs pc.
atocs. fowls. and every thing il The market for
amiv use. wanted. j. A. WILSON.
Muscatine. March 25-tf
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Dentistrv.

THE subscriber h.sing tiiieu ana furnished en-
l. Office. permanent g, in Muscaline for The
practice OF dentistry. would respectfully " form
the citizens Of Muscatne and vcirr, that h will
be pleased TO accommodate all wishing anv Up /.
ration on The teeth, in the latest and most i'm.
proved style.
Office over the jewelTy store formrrly occupied
by A. i. Boon. H. ROSE, Dcnl~,
Gaena. lune 81. 1853. iySf
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j. w. ls1itcileIi's
NETV DAGUERREaN ROOMS.

IF son want hIghly finished tFe.like Daguer
| rentypc. with without ctors, call II III,
neNk fitted up rooons of Z. W Mi cheli, stua.
I'D over Me--rs. Vance & Bro. Fu niture Store
IN he corner of Celia, and Sc cond STR us. whet,
he can always be lound at all limes ready to TAX
pc'uns TO please Or 40 pay. Having lately re
'urned from 81. Louis with oil The latest improve
meats Of the arr ne fia',ers himself that his worn
cannoi lie exr,ilej IN the west.
June l. lS53-if
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DENT IL c. Ca. D.

0R. J. DENNIS takes this methd TO return his sin
thanks TO the citizens Of Muscatne for their
kind and liberal patr onage and would respectfully In.
form them that he Is now. permanently located with
branch of his profession Having been actively en-
gagged in the profession for twelve years be haters
himself that his operations will combine neatness with
neness OF nish the result OF which viii be durability
All operations viii lie performed in the latest and m
approved style; his method of plugging teeth is diff r
ent from any other practed in the State and is Pc
cuar TO himsef teeth filled upon this principle never
fail. DIR. Dennis has also new method of inserting
pivot teeth, which renders them more permanent and
entirely obviates the fetor attending the old meth.
3D. He may be found at all hours in the day. at his
office, in j. Hunters Daguerrean Gallery over Bur-
netts bookstore.
AL operations warranted.
REFERENcEs.--Rev. A. b. Robbins, DR.. Charles O.
waters r. d. Stone, SIe Foster, Iliny Fay.
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Cash Advances.

ME will make liberal ca>h a.i, snces upon pro
w Juce placed in our hands Tor shipn,en, L.
JMLSG GOODRICH. ST. Louis. for sale there
o. shipment Eaa. GRE EN- 4 STONE.
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IL accounts doe Plny Fay must be paid before the
n first Of July, costs viii be added Having wal.
ing two years, patience no longer is virtue.
June 10, l953-tf. PLINY FAY.
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Liquors.
COnslensing Coffae Pot.

\A] invite the attention vi all pers,ns hut es
w pecisllv the LADIES to REM NGTGN'S
PATE Vt COFFEE POl', being The most use
'ul article in the shape Of COFFEE POT that
has ever been presented to the inhab ,an;s OF Iowa
We invite trisl. and fits marked superiority j,
not Acknowledged, The money shall he returned
II claims superiority in all the following qnaliies
|. VIII save at least one-fuurh of the Cuff ordi
naiiy used. 2. Win produce beverage Of supc
rior flavor. g. Will settle the Coilae without anv
o her aid than its own action. 4. Will never boil
over. s. VIII keep hot longer.
BRENT g. MILLER.
May 81, 1853. If
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Lumber Yard,
EE0USE-GsspysAG. &C

VIE Undersigned, having iugirsh,d ites1
L selves with superior aplsrus, are prapat 1
to lsE, REMOVE, BIlLD, o, REPArl;
'7oCshS on the shortest notice and most rea
,gna3.e ems, either ia town or country. Also
FLAT BoAl'Ssor 3 iRGES dawn ont ma 70
pared. jpn - w4f.tOY
Mnsra'inp. Tnly Is ls53-ly
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Summer Retreat.
ADAM REUE,TNG,

Corner Of Clesnm and Second Streets,
PEGS leave TO inform his friends and the public gen
IL orally, that ne is opened and fitted up for the
summer. He will keep constantly on hand Ice Cream
of the most exquisite and delicate favor soda water
and fruits of every variety, in season.
Oysters. sardines, nuts, candies, pastry;
sweetmeats cakes crackers, cheese
Beer, ale, cider;
Cigars, tobacco, pipes, snuffs
Toys of every variety;
And full assortment in his line-al Of which be
,-t, f.,tr Ia
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Z. II. Thayer,
Attorney md OunseIIor 1T L W,

MUSCH1TNE, IOWA,
WILL attend to the practice of Law In the supreme
" and District Courts of the State. Prompt atten-
ton paid to collections in Mascatine and adjoining
counties. Land Warrants located. Real Estate bought
and sold. Also, Local Agent for the Washington
Union Insurance Company Ohio.
a6 Office on Second street, over Burnett's Book
store. June g. 1s53--tf.
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III. q. JenNisan.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocer and Commission Merchant

UIUUUI uHu UUIlINlIAAIUH NItTTUaIIi
CDrtsr Court HJuseqtare. Penn. H-sc.
MUSCAJTNE. IOWA,
M I'LL keep constantly on hand every artIrl.
w ~ the Grocery and Provision line, which
lie will sell rhp,p ior cash or uto,'ore
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS
From the cuun ~ will fidi To lheir interest 10 ca
and purchase of me, a. am determined TO sell a,
the lowest figures.
QFThe highest market price paid for produce
and marketing, in cash or trade.
All orders promptly filled. aud goods forwaapd
with dispatch. aus
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His Zee Cream Saloons,
Are fitted up in the most comfortable STYLE and he will
take pleasure in mnstering to the comfort and pleas
ure of all who will favor him with call.
GIVE HIM A TRIAL.
June 3. 1553-tf
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NOTICE

e Ill persons inde6ledto me viii please CALI
y and ssiIie on or before the 2aih OF August.
a they " sh Ia sise costs.
Augusi 5, iS13. NM. sFLANF
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ID M. BURNETT is now receiving from the
III. Eastern cities his spring stock, consisting IN
part Of
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$3.50 EsEISV AIRED.

TO he BM and Coin Broters. CITY .idr$haNS
and Police Officers, md The Pubic Generally
Of .N'c0 Engtdad, the .Niddle $ dtes, a d
Cdndda
THE Association Of Banks for the suppression Of
L Connterleitng will pay the person who shall
furnish information which shall e,d 10 the CONVICTION
and sentence OF the parties herein mentioned, the
following sums 10 wit: 4 Reward oirwo Hum
drcd and Fifty Dollars tor each person convict
ed and sr"teuccd Tor rnGravlnL plate or plates Tor
counterfeit Bank Bills. rr dies tor altering Bauk
Bills, and \ Reward ofTwc::y-Fivc Doliats
Tor each person convicted aud sentenced tor utteIlng
or passing counterfeit Bank Bills, said sums to BE-
paid upon the presentation OF the certificate OF tAc
Judge, or the prosecuting olhcer OF the Court
where such conviction snail hr obaln"d--ptovded
said counicrteits are on the Banks in New England
Suitable rewards will also be p1d for the conviction
and sentence, o the makers oil counterfeit coin, OF
dies tor the same, aud for the uttering Of such coin
The above additional to any rewards authorized
! by State aws
Per order of Executive Committee
! VI. GORDON, Secretary.
! Boston, June J 1858. wi9wS
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Avery Yscccvs'. Estate.

STATE OF VERNONT,( The Hon. rroba,c
District of Cnltcndru, Cour' Tor the distinct
Aforesaid To all persons interested IN the Estate OF
Avery Mech, late o! Charlotte, IN salI District,
decDnsed. (rHLtrING.
Whereas Ezra lIol', Esq Of Charlotte, IN said
District as attorney ior certain ot ia" hens AND
persons interested in tine Estate OF SAID drcta-rd
has this day filed in Sid Cour his petition ia
my PRAYING said Court to make ia 'l!lion aud dsti
button OF said Estate. TO and among tine hris and
persons Interested and entitled thereto, and to APP
point committee for that purpose a4rceahy To- law.
i is by said Court ordered that the loth day OF
June, \ y. 1888, at the Probate Office Ia DdrInI-
ton in said District be assigned for hearing de-
cldmg on said petition; and that YOU be- notified
thereof, hy publishing a notification OF the time aud
place assigned aforesaid, three weeks Successive
" in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed
at said Burlington, previous 10 the day LAed for
hearing.
You are therefore her, by notified thereof above
ordered.
Given under my hand at Burlington this .'rh day
OF May 4 y. lo5J.
wisw3 T. ADAMS, Register.
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ggy poIsoNING. RI

Thousands Of Parents who use Vcrmiiuge com
posed OF Castor oil, Calomc!, &c, are not awares
that while they appear to benefit the patient, they
are actually laying the foundation for series OF dis
eases, such as sllvation loss Of sight, weakness Of
limbs. &c.
In another column viii be found the advertisement
of lIobens1ck's Med ines, to which we ask the at
tenton OF all directly interested in their own as well
as their Chdrens health. In Liver complaints and
all DISORDERS arising rom these OF n bilious type
should make use of the only genuine medicine, llo-
bensacks Liver Pills.
u" BE not deceired" bu, ask for llobensack,s
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, aud observes that each
has the signature OF thu Proprietor, J. N HOBEN-
SACK, us none else are genuine. w22wly
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81 DlGES r." SrcHIs THE TRUE MEANING of the
word 'PEPSIN,' or of the two Greek words from
which it is derived This is the significant and APP
propriaIe tte OF the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID
or GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by pr. j. $
llOUGHTON, of Phiiadclphla, from the fourth
Stomach OF he Ok, tor the cure OF Indigestion aud
Dyspepsia. II IL Natures own remedy tor an un-
al,hy stomach, No art of man can equal its Gu
rative powers. 1t renders GOOD EATING per
tccrIy consistent with HEALTH. See the figure OF
the Ok in aonothrr part Of this paper
Oct. %. 1851! WY