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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-07-21
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1T AVlNG formed partnership in the Haral-
n ,oore and Dry Goots trhde in the town CT
Fayetteville, under the style Of Russell d.
TICKER, we talze pleasure ii inviting the pub
lie to our stock. al the former stand of Gil d.
EasseH, on the n ortl side fthe Public Square
We have in store an excellent collection of the
various descriptions of Dry Goods brought to
this market, tB which we intend to add from
time to time, direct from the eastern markets,
50 as to keep constantly on hand every article
likely to he needed for use or ornament in this
locality. We are resolved to Keep a general
assortIhdnt Of tho very hest Goods, which we
fatter ourselves we will be enabled to sell as
low as the lowest by the exercise of iudicious
i'rlc1nk ntin our purchases, Having purchased
the hoi Sc we occupy, the IAblic may expect to
find u1 d all times at the s;ime old stand Mr..
Rrsseif r acknowledged Judgment in the prr-
''h:lse @a Goods generally and fine Cloths in
particular. enables the firm -o.spehk with cor fl
denfe I'd all as to the quality Of thu Goods they
Keep. They intend to come up fully to what
they represent.
RUSSELL & TUCKER.
Jan Is, 1853.
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5fafl auO ,5aII eq-
4 Valid Defence.

Captain Isdph Stackpole was one \
daJ arraEgned before 4 county court ,
in kentucky, on a charge Of horse |
stealing, and matters went hard
him, his many ollie noes il
that Inch aving steeled the iearis Of
I'll against him, and the ? roofs Of
guilt, in this particular instance, being
both strong and manifold. Many an
angry and Implying eye was bent
upon the unfortunate fellow, VI ben
his counsel rose to attempt defence;
viii ch he Did in the followin & ter ms:
4 Gentlemen of tie Jun u" $aid
the man Of law, "hert is a man, Gap
tain Ralph StackpoIc, indicted be-
fore YOU on charge of stealing a
hon Sc; and the affair is pre- tty con-
sidfrably proved on him HI
Here there was a murmar heard
thro ughoit the court. eyincing mudh
app rohation Of the counsel's frank
ness.
Gentlemen Of the jury con
tin ed the orator, eleYating his voice,
"wh | have to SHY in REPLY, is,
frs t, that that man thar, Captain
Ralph Sta ekpole, didin the year l17p,
when this good State of K ntuckY,
ann particularly those parts adjacent
70 Bears Grass, and The moat j there
pl, where now stands the town Of
louisville, were ovdrrun with yelp-
Ing Injun.savages-+did, | say. gen
lemen, meet two lhjun-sav4ges in
he woods on Bear Grass, and take
heir scalps, single ] Handed + a feat,
I gentlemen of the Jury, that amt 70
/ be performed every dRy, even in Ken
i tufkyr"
! Here there Was consider ble ~
mutt in the court, and sex Grad pr
f, sons began to swear III
Il "Sftondh, gentlemen of he Jp
/. ry.' exclaimed the attdrns y-at 7law
wiih d still lolid@r voice, ''wlIht / hay'
: to k.ly secondly, gent emen Of the III
4 NJ is, That this sam / itifnt1e.l prisp
| mel ut the bar Capt. ltaiph Stack
Il pol d, did, on another occ;-siPn, i'll III
4 yehr l. 3. u leet anpther I4iun-saN
/ age in the W pods "A savage arm4C
+ with rifle, knife, and toma4aEk; am
met him with-you suppo44, gentle
:, men, gun, aNe, and scalpdr, in Xix
manner? NP, gentlem II d the Jp
/ ry!-with his fists, and with
voice Of til under) 'lickel him t
death IN the natural way, Gentle
men of the jury, pass upon the pris
oner-guilty or not guilty?1'
81 The attorney resumed his seat
o his arguments were irresistible. Th
: Jurors started, up in their box, AM
a roarcd out, to man, Not guilty.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-07-21

In cId ~ situation, and on every
occasinr. study to bcfrnj, r. Signed
moderate in your d, sircs, tenpcr-
ate in ,ul ergo, ncnls, and by
a,oi, ING Tie pursuit OF dclusIve
pleasure, You viii secure Tranquil
ny.
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PoKER.-A chap ouiowest was in
vited TO take n haund. at game Of
& oker'-a fashionable game with
gamblers on the mississippi, but lie
refused, by saving, MOL thankee. IL
7 played poker al dhe summer, ahd
/ had TO wear uankeen pants all the
next winter. / haze had no taste
for that anus elhent Rince.
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Mr.. Maintain, IN describing the
death Of his wife, said, She expired
like dim morni'lg4lory, and closed
4p Der mouth 50 TRANQUILITY, that
y hrs She stopped bre athng she was
ready to " hlslle.
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Tuilah0ma Lots.

TNHF mde's 'sned has laid of blocks Of LIT,
a Of several acres in each, for private resi-
Hence, and is new prepared TO sell them at pri-
' ate sale to those who desire to have summer
Residences. in tile beautiful and healthy town in
We have in the Town Site
besides. the most healthy atmosphere and pure
iFecstoIe water. most excellent Chalvheate
Spring, which is supposed to be mixed with
whistle sulphur.
WIN. MOORE, Agent, etc
MAY %, 1852 Il.
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One Of the latest fashions for
eeiltltmfs, is Tie 'fbalber-polr" pat.
tern for. pabtaloonF; HE stripes as
cdnd SpiFally rouiI q the lee, giving
the wcarer the appearance of a
double barrellel cork screw.
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II >,tcrle's uncle Toby says that
olin OF lie tleks Of women is, 10
pretend that they have accidentally
ept something il their etc, and In
dice Inan to lpok for it; and he
SLY ) the man is sure gone If he
looks there for th;it something.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-07-21

'Sor4,,, does Your father ever
take he Bible in lis hatds?'
Yes, sir, three times a week
etcr{ time he, ,layes.
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Family Groceries.
NEw EsTARGrsHmnNT!.

c. TlnA subscribe rs take
S sss=s:sszs this inefhad-ot appriZing
their friends and the public generally that they
have just opened a Family Grocery Store
on the north side of the Public Square, next
door to McElroy and McKinneN's Drug Store,
Fayetteville, where general assortment of ar
ticles in their line will be cont nuafY kept on
hand, at the lowest rates. a portion Of public
patronage is respectfully solicited. Cali aud
see MS. HOLMAN q HARDIN.
Feb. To-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-07-21

When YOU sisi an igno,a mus,
partlcnl afly Of the feminine gender,
dress as sliowiiy hs possible. "A
Ounce values visitors not by the con-
tents Of their heaAs, bat by Tic val
he Of their hats which arc rlpced
yer them.
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COAcHFAcToRY .

9 ~ THE subscribers have now
m fnll operation, Coach Factory. in the
building forrferly occu4Eeeg}h. lay Mr.. Joseph
SEott as Cabinet Shop H&YETTEvH.LE TESx.,
where they are prepared to manufacttire-
'oHche>, fsocka ways. BtsGgie>. &c.
neatly and Hastily finished. Of the best seasoned
timber and materials in the lightest and most
substantial manner. which they will sell as low
for cash, or on creditto punctual men, as Dan he
oiltained elsewhere; and they feel assured that
their work will compare favorably with any
west OF the MOUNTAINS. a II work done by
them Warranted to stand sin months. Ladies
and gentlemen are invited tocall REPAIRIxG
faithfully executed, at short notice. on reason
bic terms JAS. O. HULSEY.
March3l 1853-1y NJ. RICE.
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Deal in Foreign :an u Domestic
Dry Goods. exciusi lively fer
MEMS Vear.

4. q. Ash whore they haze received 4,
nbHlf and completed one oftl e largest Eass
W. and most desirable stocks ff GcH- ' "a
fitsnen's Goods. they hive ever offered
IN this market Out stock CONSISTS in part of
bljcll and fancy colors1l Cloths. C;,ssimeres and
Doe Skins, of French, English. Belgium, Ger
MIN, Italian; and Scotch manufacture of the
latest STYLES and best make Wool AMI Union
TWeeds, G;SsimercS and Drillings at low prices
for SIMMER and boys wear Linen DrilIings.
and Linen and Cotton Pantaloons and Goa
Goods of all kinds. Ncstings in great variety
Sktin, SIX Grcnadine Embroidered Cashmeres
Shallie, Valencias, Linen, Marseiiles Cotton
Wo9lell, in PLAIN aud all fashionable STYLES anil
edlors Black and fancy SIN ScariS htd Graz
Wits; do Madras and Cotton Of all the E!fsrable
STYLES and qualities. Pong4e, Slfttleield's.
English and French Six and Lined Poke;
Hhnslk erchiefs: and fine plain rd faIldv Stocks
with springs, Black and FAM cv coloted Kid.
Linen, lLisle, Thread, Cotton SILK, liudkskin
Wooden, and Berlin Gloves; linen az d cottol
Half Hose; French and DomI site SUI blenders
of ali qualities, including those Of Eel and Of
India Rubber susrcnder ends, I Fats, Car + Boots
and Shoes, Walking-Canes. Riding Whips
Umbrellas, Hair, Goth and Tooth brushes:
Pocket Knives, superior Raz@rs and Razor
SroTs, Pistols &c &c: and everything neces-
sary tufc4mplete a gentleman'sl wardrobe
The character of our cstahlish meriti4 SO well
known, and socoreetlv appreciated b3 Ior-
ton Of liberal and intelligent pubic that We
deem it almost superliuous to4expatiase upon
It's merits thus much. however. We Will saw
that our spring stock has not its snperiof il, Thu,
place, both as regards qualtty and pyfcd We
are, therefore prepared to sel,en as reasonable
terms as ahy regular retail establishment in the
State.
RELYING upon our stodk of, Goods. as uron
our uniform desire to piehFe, we feel confident
81 receiving the award of AN Increased Share of
patronage
Ga,menfs Of all kinds made to order, OBJ short
notice, at reasonable rates
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ON Hans.

Gzxa THE 81 bscrIGer bias rs; r. --. ..,tE.7,
tgrPed irora cin4i'al5E VIII b I Z u 4,
8 the large st ard be- st sal NIT ot 49, LIZ;
materials that be has c1Ierh] h Which he.is f-ou
rhaiv to have made ulE i'll I'd 1s. kGsfaetosv
manner ut his old ind well -kil ovli stand otl
the morth-caS; corner nc tl.t .hlre. vio-l lfe
may be found, really 4pd ~ l,ia- 10 wlii Oh.
all that VIII d. him M kiidncss 70 ball lie
has every thing usually kei.in les linE.-S sad
dies Of all kids cons falitIv Oh hail or nla4e
tt order, in ant STYLE tii,t:may be w;l,,-esi.
fhc supply of the ii, e,t AID bestI Birdie.
Hits and s:irtup> e. er broagh, 10 tli:s place.
also, inc lotIoI fi'fii,g, BagGy, anH Izdgoa
fE hips; IFqd 5R ard Oe .--ss7is,. II AT -
AID qualities, lad lie z.-se-. 'E7s..t.iEs:,.
trunks, Hog ski, and E,,ssey CO..
liars. Fly y tets for bug sviaad c,rria L. IIo-;e.
arid few DOZEN DPeE Ahi.a--d,, ar,ici,.
that has been 81 Often cdlfd for int1e Isst u
months. CalI toohI II You wish to tIuy; they
90 oil fast BFsgsy al ID Carringf tEar-
ness furnishdl at thd shortest roEico ana
some on hand \ ow J.. d. Axis
/ Fayetteville, Mas 26,ll653--6n
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DrArn BY IIANei Se.-lIe sub
stance ,E the verdict Of a recent
foIeneIf$ jury, on a naD who died.
ihIa stat4 Of nebriallon was Death
lIyI laheipg-rollud d rum shop.
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An elegy in an old paper, upon 4
a lady who has been thrice n arried,
and left thirteen children, begins.
"a Hon sMcni nl.iid III .
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PEEsFECTLHFELI AEPeRTRAIT'

which can be obtained In no other way When
we call to mind the uncertainty Of life, the or
binary though sometimes painful separation Of
families and friends, together with the ravages
offtme it becomes matter of mich interest
and import nce to secure the features of tie
loved ones at home" before death, distance
or the lapseof tiinc renders il impossible
0J Having taken lessons of Mr.. Z. n.
Hughes-the best Daguerrean Artist in the
Western States-and furnished himself with
a superior camera and Implements the sub
scriber fatters himself he viii be able to give
the most entire satisfaction.
The ladies. who are always Judges in matters
of taste, are especially invited to call and ex-
anime his work and specimens
A great variety of cases. of different sizes
and quality, will be kept constantly on band
Prices very moderate j. r. HILL. 4
4 Nov. l9. l85o-tf n
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'Wqn, orga b, how do you sell mh-
sic this morning. rs
'Sho cheaper as dit. I III
We'll, let's have Al shovel fall, ana
we'll owe YOU a quarter
60 to the 4iyels.
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~ e w FEss. II

fNHE undersigned. having purchas I'd the
d entire interest of II. w. G7Nin tile mer-
camille establishment Of CHI 6>Rbsssm takes
thls1method tointorm his friends and the pub
Ec generally, that ne Is engaged perrndnt ntly
for term Pf years, in that fradesHstf b. r
R~ssea, Of The firm Of G.R r. R9ssek and
would ts.plfased to furnish Goods to any. and
10 all at as reasonable rates as q be obtained
81 arT othcf house in Fayetteville
L4ABAN r. TUCKER
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$gsas eSs'Sc. y.
E0A BOXES Star CqnqP~s.
4 wv 5 ID Palm SooP;
30 boxes .%arcb;
f 100 b38s Bukmhcet:.
u = Lakes " r Ia t~s.
20 dor Painted B.1Zsfs:
70 b1gs Pepper;
10 bEis. AErs:
3 ce-bd1s Ea3'co:
100 kegs pure E'Atc lent.
20 bbls Liasee4 O9:
20 ID LnrZ do
10 % Za17ne-'s 60
10 do T,rpeps1ue:
10 doz. Basf Bd...qis.
10 bars ,Sp:ce;
20 bids. C6pgyrs; .
20 do. lNra1er:
ELLI0TT & THcMPSON.
IAN fly ShelbyVille, Tom.
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WE VIII give TIE kighsst rnarke. REQ
Tor FeGt@er'' 1al50' 4Grk and Pro
dS.cs geserQlYY
ELLIOTT& THOMPSON,
JAN zF-ly Saelbyville, Tenn.
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Clothing Store!
Removed TO the north VT est Corn er Of
Pg9AlE SQIIAHSa
sCoTT 81 CIR Az

I SCOTT q GR AZ
Hire rfmorrd their FAS HIONIfBLE
CLOTHlNG EMPORFUlN 10 The
Norfh- Hest Corner Of The Public
$ 9'ars 2; Foa1gi . rAerT
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u 100 Krcs Noj7s iast rsIeivel -4hd f,r
x sRle ELLIOTT TH9NPsnN.
e Jan. 27--lv Shslbfville Tenn
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200 BAGS fnc SaD.
~ :. .t0 rs do En store t-
81 ELLIOTT e TNbMFS0N
Jan 21-iy Shelh4vilio, Tenn.
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- LARGE stock embracing almost every
Il article in this line wanted in this market
T in store and for sale cheapbv
THOMSON & BUCHANAN.
April 81. 1853.
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ff%Sh Is BULs. CZouer SceI tv
A ELLIOTT & THOMPSON.
jan 27--1v. shelby hilIe. Tenn.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-12-07

DY virtue of five special executions issued by
I'D the clerk of the district court of johnson
county, State Of Iowa, all dated the 22d day of
November, D 1853, to me directed and deliv.
cred, to.wit: one in favor of Ezekiel Clark, one
in favor of Young d Brothers, one in favor Of
Shapleigh, Day 4 Co., one in favor of Eddy,
Jameson Il CO., and one in favor of II 4 r b
Whittemore, and ali against George d Crosth.
wait, have levied upon all the interest of said
Crosthwait in the following property situated
in said county of johnson, to wit: The n
OF section l3, and the e Of thein " / of section
10, in township 10 N Of R W. 24O acres; the
) Of W I and W of " I of section IL,
sw Of and lot No Of section 81. and
lot no. 8 Of section 26. IN T 81 Of W.
l7425 acres; the undivided one.third part OF
the / of n W and 8 W Of n Of section
Is, T 90 r 6; and 8 Of n Of section 49,
80 N of Range W 100 acres: The sc Of
Of section sc, T 10 Of r W, 40 acres: and
the / of section So, T 90 N Of w, l6O
acres; and the W of lot 8 block SO, in Iowa
City; also. the Printing Press, Type and Fix
lures upon which the Iowa Republican is print
ed in Iowa City; and shall. on Wednesday the
2Sth day of December, 1853, between the hours
Of 9 o'clock N and o'clock Pm OF said day,
expose at public auction, at the court house
door in Iowa City, to the highest bidder for
cash, all the right, title and interest OF the sad
George D Crosthwait in and to the above de-
scribed property. 10 satisfy said executions and
costs thereon.
s. B. MULHOLLAND,
Sheriff of johnson county.
Iowa city, Nov. 30, 1853. .4w-prs fee 81 50
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GALENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD
AND
BEL0IT & MADISON RAILROAD.
Winter Arrangement, November IA, 1883.
EkEss''ilElg@

(a& .Ass
IN and after Monday November Ia, (and un-
~ Til further notice. Trains will be run over
the above roads as follows, Sunday excepted.
TRAINS WESTWARD TO FREEpoRT & BELolT.
LIST, Leave Chicago, Wells street Depot. at s 30
AN. arrive at Frecport at 2 r NJ, and Beloit at
LOOM.
Cd, Leave Chicago. Wells street Depot. at ITO
Pm, arrive at Freeport q. An, and Beloit at
IAN.
TRAINS EASTWARD TO CHICAGO
LIST, Leave Frecport ut 7,30 N. and Beloit at 8
A NJ, arriving at Chicago Mt ~ 5OpM.
I'd, Leave Freeport at N, and Beloit at $50
Pm. arriving a. Chicago at IL Pm.
Trains going West pass Junction at JAN an
s.2SpM
Trans gong West pass Belviderc at - NJ
and 10 40AM.
Trains going East pass Belvidere at $50 n
and IT'S Pm.
Trains going East pass Junction at ll.34 a N
and 9.35 PM.
Fare to Freeport So, to Belot $3.50.
The above arrangement is designed to afford
as much daylight travel to and from the west
orn terminus Of the road as possible From
Freeport and Beloit first class mail stage con
nections are established through Wisconsin,
Iowa and Minnesota.
Passengers from the West and North going
South, by taking tho Evening Eastward Train
of this Road will connect at junction, at IS
r N, with the Chicago and Aurora Train for La.
sale aud points South, reaching Lasalle at
o'clock AN. This route furnishes continuous
railroad connection to Springfield aud Alton
and by boats 10 miles to ST Louis.
WINTER ROUTE 10 M1LwAuKEEe,~A'
This route, via Beloit aud Jsncsville, con
Meeting between those places by stage II miles
with the Milwaukee and Mississipp rsiroad
offers convenient winter communication be
tween Chicago and Milwaukee.
Nov 10 2ly j. B. TURNER, Sup't.
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PREMATURE GRAVE.

TT Is REMARKABLE FACT tina. thou
sands have teen brought to premath.''
grave by neglecting to take some good and ef-
ficient medicine in time to arrest he course oil
disease. 1t is also a startling truth that thou
sands have been heralded t. an untimely grave
thor therefore seeing the necessity Of some good
and efficient medicine, which coIld be relied
upon when the services of competent Physi
clans could not be obtained, has been i.rduced
TO offer his MAMALUKE LlNIMENT and
ANTI-BlLLIOUS PILLS to the public
These medicines are compounded strictly hon.
est and from medicines Of virgin purity. being
warranted purely vegetable.
10000 Cases of Rhsunatism, Burns, Ulcers,
Sprains, Fever Soret, Sores Throat, Neuralgia.
Tooth Ache, II cad Ache, Pains in the Back,
Side or Breast, Boils, Ring Bones, Plmples,
Diarrhea, have been cured il the last year
Also, numerous cases Of Sweeny ,Galds, Sp.int,
Fistula, Big Head, Big Shoulder, Foil Evil,
Sprains, Chambers, Bolts, Choiic, Yellow Wa
ter, &c. Thousands VINO have been afflicted
With Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Head Ache,
Diseases OF the Skin, Jaundice, Nervous Pains
Of all kinds, Bilious Affections. Costiveness.
Female Affections, &C., have been restored to
perfect health by the use Of Gilmore's Anti
Bilious Pills.
GRAY HAIRS
NS~
Of r. ]. McKlnny's Circassian Hair Tonic
This beautiful combinatioN prevents the hair
from falling off, promotes its growth and red.
ders it soft and glossy.
AGENTS WAIVED,
In every town throughout tho kited State!
for the sale Of T. J. McKinny's Celestial Balm
an unequaled remedy for Cholera, Dysentery
Diarrhea, Flux, Cholic and all paips in thu
bowels.
POISON.
T. J. McKinny's Worm Medicine contains NJ
poison and is warranted purely vegetable Thu
preparation has expelled worms of all kind
from the intestinal canal when other prepare
tons OF great repute failed.
FEVER AND AGUE.
in all its various types permanently cured with
ont injury TO the system, by The use Of T. J
McKiuny's Fever ard Ague Pills. This tomb
preparation never has been equaled. 1t neve
tails. Try it, and be satisfied that ague can b
cured.
For sale by L. B. & O. A. Patterson and N
H. White, Iowa City; C. s. ID. Crockwell
Anamosa; s. c. Bever, Cedar Rapids; A.
Gillet, Upton.
November 2, ls53-y.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

|
THE UNITED STATES,l ca
DISTRICT OF IOWA,
Dissrict Court Of the United States, May Term, A.
d. 1854.
rs. Dill 70 IorecIose mort
S SS.yss1 6 8; Brown & gage
THE defendants in the ahoTe entitled cause,
i who have been returned "Got tound, are
hereby notified that the complainant, on the
"a day of Sept. 1853, filed in the Office OF the
Clerk Of the District Court of the United
States for the District of Iowa. her bill in
chancery, charging that the said defendants, to
secure the payment Of two promissory notes for
the sum of $ll6O 90, on the 22d of Sept 1852,
c onveyed by mortgage decd to plaintiff the fol-
lowing described real estate, to witt Outlet
No seven; lots !, 2 and in block 6; lots I. 2,
3 and 4 in block 7; lots / 2, 3 and IN block 8;
lots /. 9, 3 and 4 in block 9; lot 8 in block 2;
and lot 5. and the fraction lying north of the
alley IN block !, in the town Of Marengo, and
within the sale. district; and praying that their
equity of redemption in and to said real estate
NAV be forever barred and :oreclosed, and the
said land sold for the payment Of said debt,
which still remains unsatisied. Now unless
they appear and answer said bill on or before
the morning of the second day Of the next term
of said court, which term will commence on the
FIRST Monday Of May. 1854. the said bill will
be taken as confessed, and a decree rendered
thereon accordingly. T. s. PARvIN,
Clerk Of said court.
w. Penn. CLARKE, Solicitor for comp.
November %. -4w prs fee IS 90
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NOT

A LII persons intefeste d will toko ,.,;.. n,
"a the notes and acco UNITS Of he late Arm -
Cover 4 Holt are place in Inc a"j" !, In" "
H. Cover for collection. All persons h : VIM,
unsettled accounts in said iirm arc rco"..,"5
TO call a. toy ms Nrs sroaE and settle IN.
sam a;,, anu a. NOS T.debted by no.a mist DO
,;n akg Iyness ,ga s'cs. Delay in this par
now close all old business. - "e MASK
M J. ". Holt - authorized 10 y,ceip, 70, col.
iections when ]. is matter ~ 70. COZ
be made Uith me. 81 the settlement must
~ Jf MES H. COVER.
Iowa citv. oe me firm Of GowEs & HoLr.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-12-07
NOTICE TO DEALERS IN PAIN
KILLER

The name Of Pain Killer belongs exclusively
to the Proprietor of this Medicine. That right
has been recently sustained by court Of law
and any person found selling an article by that
name, and not Of the manufacture Of Perry Da.
Wis d Son, will be prosecuted.
BsUars Of all spurious and counterfeit Pain
Killers which are now manufactured To deceive
the people. There is none genuine but that
which is manufactured by Perry Davis 4 Soa
Buy of regular agents and respectable dealers
in medicines, and take none Eut Perry Davis
Pain Killer. You will then obtain that which,
will give you every satisfaction desired.
Principal Office for the sale of the GENUINE
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER, in the Southern and
Western States, No 7, College Building, Cincin-
natl, Ohio J N HARRIS 4 Go, Proprietors
- H Blakesly, wholesale agents, st Louis,
Mo; L d. A Patterson agents at iowa city;
Fay n Stone at MuscatiDe.
Nov lS lS53y