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SOf the 0dte Cfy.
The following appeared yesterday in the
Morning GLORY:
Estate OF Iowa, rersus JERExlAu
O'RIILsy. - Before D. W. Kilhourne.
Msyor.-This is the FIRST case tried under
the new law in Keokuk. Defendant dis
charged. and the barrel Of whiskey re-
turned to owners. We believe that thi.
law will not have the effect that the
makers intended. to wit: the suppression
Of intemperance.
The above. ! suppose. is from the pen
of the ''local editor" Of the Glory. (who
appeared a. attorney in the case for dc
PENDANT
This was proceeding. under the law.
t" search house on Johnson street, on
information that a barrel of whiskey h,d
been taken there. The whiskey was
found at said house. kept IS boarding
house. and taken possession OF by The CT
ty Msrshall.
The barrel contained eight or ten cal.
Ions Of Whiskey. On the trial on We'd
nesday, there was not suficien. evidence
to prove that any had been sold, or tina,
it was taken to said house with Intent 10
sell. Hence the failure 10 declare the
whiskey forfeited.
But when proceedings are against .
person or persons. proof Of finding the
liquor named in the information il thu
possession Of the accused in apy
place. except his private dwelling
house, or its dependencies, Tor in
such dwelling house or dependencies,
i the same be . tavern, public eating
house, grocery. OF other place Of public
resort shall be received end acted upon
by the court, - presump'ivs evidence
that such liquor VS. kept or held for ! d
contrary 70 the provisions Of ills act."
A complaint has bssn made and suit
comm. need against the keepers Of this
house. Should they be found. and BE-
tried before me, and the charges in the
complaint be sustained By proof, shsy
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HOUSE PAIN ING AND CRlIyING.

THE undersigned respectfully announces to
The CT ,zans Of Keckuk that he has opened .
Paint Shop on Third Street, above Main. where
he will be pleased To attend to the orders Of
those who may favor him with 4 cali. He has.
tiers himself that his work will compare with
any done in the eastern cities. Specimens Of
wood and msrbI- limitations may be seen by
calling ut his shop,
share Of the public patronage 10 solicited.
lyon want work done in my line, with n~s
ness ard dispatch, call on me-sll | Ak is a q Z
trial. JEREMIAH BROWN
July 81. 1855 dim
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II Tho ds6ih Of John Block Eco.
rm.'ly. and Tor twenty. I've years edit :
Of the "Mcrnibg Chrsaic.s," j. an
nounctd. Mr.. B ack Wa he s.lslh<Y /,
Of the Lordoa Prsss. He had jsss oosn.
plstsd h. Seventy.seccnd y4ay.
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CASH CROCxElY HOUyE
g. O u Il D1 Il ELLIOT.

Eor,hen,cors. Chisa and G.ass0ars
No. 1875 Pearl Street, and M. 81 Chambers ST.,
NEW YORG,
VIZ OULD say to Merchant and Dealers gen
w orally that. having established . CASH
HoUsE in this branch OF trade, they are FULLY
CO WINGED that they can sell ca cxEay ETC., a.
such prices ~ III pay the purchaser fine p Of.
il TO retail. Experience hss proved very con
clusively 10 US that, ny sdhsring strictly to the
cash system, we can afford 10 sell from ten to
twenty per cent below the regular credit trade
prices.
To this end we ask an examination OF our
styles and prices, . list Of which will be for
wardet by mail to any party desiring.
Esr'henware, BY the Invoice, single package,
or very carefully rep.eked for the
COUNTY, TRAnE.
July Of 1855 div
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PlE-PAYMExT OF PosrAes The reg.
ilations Of the Post Office Department
equirs Postmasters to forward. - I'd.
.rssssd, oil post paid letters to which =
-hrss cent stanp. or greater fraction Of the
postage due upon them. may Be affixed,
even though they may be addressed to
California but to trea, letters on which
cent stamp may be affixed - if they were
wholly unpaid. With reference to the
practice Of failing to prepay letters, the
New York Courier and Enquirer says:
Complaints are frequently made of the
failure of letters to reach heir des ,ination;
but it will be found that generally the
failure or delay arises from the errors or
want Of caution. on the part of the wri.
tsrs. We frequently receive letters from
places having names similar 10 towns in
other States, and without tho particular
State b.. ing named in which the writer
lives. This il even frequent 1ult among
bsnkers. who should of all classes be ex.
plicit in their address. We observe
among the advertised letters at Buffalo,
retained for want Of pre- payment Of post
eye, letters for one Of the banks in this
city. This is no doubt q frequent neg.
ket, and TOO much caution cannot be Oh.
served IN having the writer's card or I'd
dress distinctly printed on his envelopes,
90 that in case The postage 10 scciden, ally
NOT prepaid the pos master may know
" hom 10 notify Of tie OMISSION
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Th- New York Express says that on
the 18th. "the honest average Of heat was
about 100 degrees in the shade" The
Express quotes from tho torrid editor OF
the jersey City Telegraph. as follows:
Yesterday at noon the heat. he says,
Vas so excessive. that the thermometer
a sixteen horse power instrument-stood,
in the shade. above boiling heat, and
when exposed to the sun it became red
hot! About two o'clock. p. H., a gentle
man walking down Monte, merry street
was observed suddenly 10 hall and look
ed exceedingly curious. In the course OF
three minutes and half he began grad
nally to melt down upon the pavement;
the bysianders afraid that the heat Of the
Gags would bake him into pancake. i'm
N. distely gathered the melted man in a
lin pail. End conveyed BIN home to his
friends in state Of fusion" About the
sane hour. oorpulent old gentleman.
while on his wy to the ferry, perspired
70 such degree that by the time he ar
rived at the boat he had totally disoppear-
ed
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j. 3. BEE he,

Main Street, brfscrsn Seth md SsrsstA
M HOLESALE and Retail Dealer Stoveh
w Hollow Ware, Timers Stock, &c. Also
manufacturer Of Tin, Copper. and Shset-Iron
Wares.
Roofing and Jobbing IN Tin. Copper, and
Sheet Iron, which will warrant 70 rive sssis-
faction. j. 8. BEE BE.
July "a. 1855 div
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1arlingssa saA Missouri River 1ailssa1.
l. appears. BY the following article
from the Burlington GassA =, that the pros
poets Of th,a road are not very hauerin2
for an early completion. The Gazette
says:
MANY of our readers will be panied
to learn that the negotiations that appear
cd 90 favorable the last few weeks IN rela-
ton 10 the contrac ion Of the Burlington
and Missouri River Rail- ad, have fallen
through. and that matters are now left
upon the sea Of ccnfusioa and doubt
worse than ever.
The negotiations and contract made
BY the Paesldsnt ard Executive Commit
tee. upon being submitted 10 the Board Of
Directors, was declared unsatisfactory.
and terms demanded which the eontrscsors
deemed inadmissible. and 90 the matter
ended.
The iron that was purchased BY the
Company. and already shipped. will be
stopped. The hundred hands At work
upon Nye's contract were discharged. and
all further proceedings suspended.
1.-The effect viii most probably Be to pre-
vent sny considerable amount Of work
being done this year. The ssa.on is too
far advanced for any measures 70 Be taken
10 complete any productive part of the
road before another year"
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~ Elves of the Bank of Shawnee
town. ILL.,. have been made on. of Is BY
pasiing. Exsmine the s. carefully, for
they are said 10 be very skillfully mutIa-
ted.
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r. A man named James Best was
badly rnutilated BY the premature dis.
charge of gun At the Railroad celebra.
ton II Dubuque on the 18th.
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coRrER MAIN AND skrrEasoH srs.,
Burlington. A.sca.
A BRANCH Of the Mercantile College Of
"A orporased BY u . 1sxis-
ia,urs Of that State with perpetual charter.
rRUsrEEs.
His Excealency the Hon. JAnxs DuSHAHsaa
Hon. VIM. WiiKIss, (late Secretary ct Was>1
the Hon. Mosss HAnrTox; Hox. w II. Low
~; hoS CHAsLEs NArAsa, and Cen. ] 4.
AHpaEw 7. HowpIE, late senior Proeessss @
book Keeping and Commercial esisaee IL TIE
Mercsstils Colleg. Of Pesssylvsnia.
LsSss II. DALMeSv, late Professor Of Co.,
msre'.i aud Osnan ,ntal PsnnsnsAip IN the sane
CHAs. BIN. nAawls member Of The Dsr)i,s.
ton hsr-ProIsssor Of Mercantile Law.
Inc PRINCIPALS design carrying out 10 every
particular that eourss oftrsininR FOR bussness n.
troduced and followed y fos sp~asd 81 49,
years BY Mr.. Duvv, the 5oshdss u tAe Neee11.
ne College Of Psnasylvsn,a, b. whieA skass
av merchants and .ecoastans' have bsen ssal
'hsd Tor business. II 10 now regarded bs 6od.
ness men - the NEST Thorough and ~ltcsise prs-
pa'asion Tor the seeountant xivsa N ths Ushu1
6sstes. Il compsehsnds upwards Of <oo 80
business TRANSACTIONS ilIusfrssias elk tinbnene
assthods IT conducting hooks By dssbls emesy-
about 800 commercial computations. sxplaicaag
many business operations DOT found IN ee0n~e
arithmetics-a comprehensive course u mel en-
tile psnmanship -basiness forns and bueise II
lettsrs-daily lectures On connercial Law g.
commercial sciences.
DHTs ok-keeping, Havpss's sdstiss. ps3ee
81 80 tie NEST perfect and esmpsshs nsivs = t.
English language. Du6's Western Sseao<se
Accountant. perfect system for zach seesvste.
Ste b had Il Corss's Bookstore. Je1esseoI
Street.
L Send Tor Circular BY mail,
Burlington, July Is. 1855. aAv
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1loATNINo RODS,
Win YOiols an fIYtam
M ARRANTEn mt 10 eorrnde ro, SALE 81
w n. SULLIVAN 4 co.
10 Main Street, Ksoask.
July II, 1855.

- 81 0x33zogD q 3DOUU1
AvING interested With 90 the Messss. &C.
II hs'ds IN IN. Gas Fitting Bssinsss, we we'll
assure the public that III orders gsvsa % iheg
VII De executed IN neat and wosknsa-lik}
manner. and that they can RELY upoe IT, -
done ~ then, - being OF the very bee useesinl1
A. II will b but short time hsfese ~ D1
will b intr educed, We would reeeUnenl p
those desirons Of lighting up II the tins Of ~
completion Of the works. that they give 49,
date orders for ripe, 6xturss, &C.. sshssvioo|
many would Be delayed beyond that tiae. g p
would b impossible TO supply I'll applies4iea
spen 81. y notice. G. HERRICk CO.
July 3, 1855.
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n New York and Brooklyn together
are estimated TO have now = population oil
goo. 1000, or one, fourth Of the population
Of the whole State.
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The Qaeslioa settled

Many ARTICLES have appeared in our columns
Of late on the Boot and Shoe question, the vari-
Gus writers differing widely - 10 who has the
best assosimeat II lhs lowest price.
We have taken quite IN interest in shs discus
sion. ard after much investigation and due de-
liberation, ws have decided that Crittsnden's
undoubtedly y
4HB PLACE,
and would shersfore advise oar readers 10 buy Of
him. Nv dAw
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The entertainments will b Novel, Varied and
Brilliant, committing Of
ILB6ANT Ac11 o. UoRAgMANsu1p,
Aerobatie and Cvmnastic Featsl
vaufting. Tunbl!rg, Fsass Of Equilihs ium,
Comic Scenes. 6eses, and Laughsbls After
Pieces. The whole TO h snlivsssd b. the
Csnisslitiss q The ~ Crest 0su1e,
I. 0AuDo, 0aaa9or.
J. J. NATHANS, EeUssrHAx DsnAGTen.
G.. HERMAN, LEADEA Or THE BAnp.
J. r. GREEN, TREAsuAsa.
.admissioS, Boz 80 cSaas. PHI IS csSts.
Tc the whole psrformsnes, and M Half Price.
Deoss open st z snd oseleek, 2. i. Perform
ar - commss co hall N koas altesuard.
Kecssuqna, August 7fhS 0onepavte, AngYst
9th Nsst Point, A, gust o'ht Fart Madison,
August lesh chaslesteS, Augun llib.
Jul~ q, yo6S
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We have for sale one Washington prsAs. plat.
% ~ by ~; also Medium Press OF the same
puGsnt. Neither have received any damage and
eeDesits - eoed - new, but will be sold at =
ADeosnt from The original cnst, for cash, on
sAest ti0s with dnquestionaste seeHvity. They
wSll y Aslivscsd a6~ut the Ara Of September.
We easr fos sale. slss. oil the Typ on which
ding aPestisn 81 the sdvsrtis,rg letter. and the
s1sSssisins and dash rules. This material will
- disposed Of very lew, and will b delivered
pso0pely % The 6rst Of September.
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Lan4s = CITY Lets for sale.

Lan4e = CITY Lets for Nalc.
HAviNo been reqsested by sapdry persons
and at sundry tiLaes 10 name the prices
'vnold fske for my lands and lot. in low a, take
this opportunity to inform the public In general
Of the prices will now take for the same. A
lis, is hertunto annexed
Ne u OF section 8, township IS, ranges
Nv I" O. ds,
sk II, s., IS
L JS IS,
Lot u in Block in Keokak.
I" 10" -
+" 4" "l2O
So a.
i" Ga
and the whole Of i" i2l /"
Lets IS and l03 in Nashville, and the 3 Z IL
ofN " ONE Il 26-es--5 no aeresl In
dispute.
For the whole sf which will take t,ssnty.s,ss
thssss~d dollars. one-third in hand, and the bal.
ance in one, two, three, and four annual pay
ments. with interest ~ 10 per cent from date, TO
be paid annually. and secured BY deed Of trust
until al is paid. 3
Any person wishing tor particular infor nation
as to location o. quality Of the lsnds, NAV m.
p'yto II. T. Reed, Esq or bis Honor the May.
or Of the city Of Ksekuk.
WIN. GILLISS.
July Is, 1885.
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EXCBI0lOR
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.
rAs LATEST TRERcu AND ANERIcAH yAsHsoHs.
y. II. Harris Il Co.
HAVING just speaed shop, in their oldphlo
IL bus,ssss, On I'd street, between MA'nV Az
and Johnson, Keokuk, Iowa. respectfully s..
nounce that they are prepared to manufacture
the neatest ssd nosf fashionable Boots and
Shoes that can be got wr
Determined not 10 b excellei by any mann.
lecturers In the West they solicit share Of pub
lie patronage.
AZ We purchase direct from The impertsrs, our
stock j. always Of ths lstsst fashion and best
quality. and u the lowest figures.
As Ne keep no ESstasn or STOP work on hand,
we warrant 81 our resdy made Boots end Shoes
Of tina same character - these msds 70 order.
Call and leave your orders for good 1T. War.
rsnted 10 suit ia every particular.
J. r. HARRIS L CO.
July 81, 1855. dy
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this Company
yoay Performing xlsphaats!!
Pi1arro, TImour, Setim, and Saib,
from AstIey's Amph- Theatre,
London. They have performed
in most Of the principai 1hsstrss
Of Eurxps and their performances
STRIKE Ne behaldsr with
Wen6oe ed Astonishnent.
The whole 6'sd Vt LilIiputian
Ponies, imported from England
BY Mr.. Sands, will appear IN oil
oil their
Wa~An~fwq RnnAay
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GAS xUHxU31D.
hL undersigned are prepared 10 receive -
1 dess for string mp stsrss, oliees and dwul
Ing hessss, With pipe ssd fixtures fos ese]
promptly executing the same. aAd guaraaiesiu|
al their work to Be gas tight.
AZ persons desirous Of using gas, that ~
no, been called upon, arr requested Ia 'eavs til
address with u. through the Post OAses.
Orders executsd in The success,on q lii
they are recsived.
July 8. SCOFIELD r HROrurR
Z. W. ALEXANDER 4 Co.
Forwarding and Commission Mrchas1
Fright Asssss ~
INV YoAx c4HT1AL 1An ROAD.
Fulton Lake Boat Lac, on Erie c.
ssd Lakes.
no SOUTH wAfER s1n9er.
oHsrsAL wHAas. CHICAGO fLI.
Liberal cash advances on shipueats a -
duce OF Merchandise, for sale 10 this na,hsa
shipment to friends east.
Re1ss =
w Ewing L Co., 81. Louis. No.: So
Ihaver, Quincy, H.; Green & Stone. Nnsl
tine. lows; II csmpbsii. 4 Co, Calena. r
h Langley Co., Rock IsisDd, III Herii
Thompson. 1 Co., Davenport; n f Fer1
Bsardstowa. III Hon A 6isrns, Spr 9fs,d.
Rsed. Gaissburg, Ill.,; " 3 on
Nee fo.h; Fassitt 4 TO-. PAiladelphia. r..
Gilbert. Cssl'r Cen. D'k, Chicago.
MAX pAcKAcEs cAns o. :. =. 4. 4 e..
July II, 1855. dAvly
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Prnpristovs
NEAL, ABBor & Co. 90 Broad s., N. Y
NlLLiAns, TAsSxR & Co.. Buffalo.
sHIs pATItBY
Peoples Line Ste mers, tech csurtlandt Street.
For ellis LadiI.s> apply to
NEAL, ABnor & Co.
P ". BRooKK, 50 Broad Street,
vIRntL HILLYrR, New York
Mark Packages NEAL, Assor 4 Co.'S EYrREss.
July 81, 1855. dkw6m
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1885.
MeYchaltc Western Lac.
MEAL, ABBOT CO., New York WILL
~ LIAMS, TANNER 4 CO., Bu6aio, PRO :
pristors.
Ship daily from Pier z, East River, New York.
All cargoes fully insured to Buffalo.
No Transhipment between New York and
Buffalo.
For Freight, apply to Neal, Abbot 4 Co.. p.
B. Brooke, Virgil Hillyer. No. 30 Broad Street,
New York.
Mark Packages. I'M. W. Line
July 81, 1855. daw6m
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CIRCUS {!
SANDS, HArHAHs 3 coz

SANDS, HATHAHS cos
A MERICAN CIRCUSi
From Castle Card>~ 4 Metyopsiuas Theatre. NY.
ThE LA Est AND MOsf EXTENsivE
COMPANY TRAvELIH0 IN THE q. D.
Will perform In xsekuk . AoaAsy, August
FOR OxE -DAE oNLYt
RI THE Company will enter town
N 4 IN GRIND Preess,on, on the
A morning Of Exhibition. preceded
bya
- naglifieelt Dragon ChaTlet
1A Drawn BY Four Trained El.-
DAA phapts. accompanied b. full
MILITARY DAND:
- The team Of Twenty Lil,puti-
IN Ponies, driven before The Mn
b. iatu,e Carriage. Grand Cert. 70 Of
~SR Performing Horses, h.. o..
~ The names Of the most p m,-
nent Eqaestrians Belonging to
> this establishment are sure guar
4 snty q their superiority above !
other Companies.
Pvisespal Eesssssiaas.
h. SAsDs AID MATTERS JGssx
~ 4 GEoacE, Nj. J. J. NArHAss
q AND MAsTxa PHILs, FAN La
THKoS. the Kentucky Clown.
- Ton LINTON, the English R.v-
~ forming Clown, JAMES DE- Mo7r
~ the youthful Equestrian. Nh
N FisREa, the Crest Hurdle Rider
- and Psrche Performer, GEnacE
SAaoHHr, In his Chaaxeabls See.
N~ mic Acts. H. DAY L DAVIS, the
aGrrat Trspczs nsrf rmers, H.
NAcLE, the celebrated Batont
- Jumper, and Mssss. BAssErr,
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IIsS A. IElIlH,

The Unrivalled Female Eq3ssfyiesns
There ar nlso conner I'd w.,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-14

u The Germans have produced some very
excellent remedies for various diseases. Among
which may be specified CDR. Hollands Gel
ebraied Bitters,'' for sale by G. NJ. Jackson.
and used with remarkable success in Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Nervous De-
bility, and q general derangementof the Slom-
ach. The Sunday Dispatch says of this medi-
cine: 1--WE feel convinced, that in the use OF
The German Bitters the patient does not be-
come debilitated, but constantly gains strength
and vigor to The fran,e-a fact worthy Of con.
sideration. The Bitters are pleasant in taste
and in smell, and can be administered under
any circumstances, to the most delicate stom-
ach. Indeed they can be used by all persons
wlth the most perfect safety. 1t would be
well for those who are much affected in the
nervous system, 10 commence with one tea
spoonful or less, and gradually increase. We
speak from experience, and are, Of course, q
proper Judge. The press, far and wide, have
united in recommending the German Bitters,
and to the afflicted we most cordially advise
Their use" SEE alve iSement. jel4-2w.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-14
SElcrin's Sale.
Neal & Lockwood, Preble Common Pleas.
against
John G.. Colvin, & ID pIurius order of
Daniel COrsOu. sale.

Neal q Lockwood, Preble Common Pleas.
against
Job? San &c; C cSsion. & Cd p'"'is ssi order of
DI virtue of a writ Of ID pluriusorder Of sale.
Dtrom the Court of Common Pleas of Prcble
County, Ohio, and to me directed, ! will sell nj
public cutlery at the door of the Court House in
Eaton. Preble county. Ohio, on Saturday the 10th
day of June, 1866, between the hours Of 10 and 4
O'Clock of said day, the following property to wit:
y leas for four years from April lst.. 4. d. 1864,
given by John Van DOrcn to David Show, aud by
David Show assigned to Joseph banner and by
Joseph banner assigned TO j. G. Colvin and Dam
lei Corson together with the sllughtcring House
thereon and rendering house, three kettles and
furnace and lard press in the same. The same
bcllg OF those premises situate in Prcblc COUNTY.
ONO, and bounded and described as tollows:-
Bong part Of the south west quarter Of section
thirty-toar, (34) in township number eight. 81
ana range two, (2) cast, &c, beginning alta stake
on the Dayton and Western Turnpike road. wit.
ness cherry tree , rods northwest Of Said stake.
running thence abOnt . rods in q south east di-
rcctiOn until il strike the hank Of seven mile
creek; thence along said creek bank in a north.
west direction - rods to to n stake: thence in n
southwest direction 6 rods to a stake on said
Turnpike road to the place Of beginning. contain.
ing one-haIt acre more or less Of land. being
property taken by virtue Of an execution from thc
court o. common picasuf Preblc coiniva the suit
Of Nea! Il Lockwood against j. G.. Colvin and
Daniel Corson. The above premises will be sold
subject to a lien Of 5000 in favor Of John VAN
doren.
Terms Of sale cash.
Appraised at $4,000.
JOHN %DEGROOT, Shcri.G.
HUBBARD & Zoos, Atty's.
Nav 10, 1854.
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Notice in
W. c. Gould pltff.
vS Amt n1oipaI 81

W. c. Gould pltff.
VS.. Amt, claimed Gl2. 80.
J. c. Vaughn def. J
NOTICE is hereby given, that on The oath
1Nday of May A. d. 1855, at my instance, an
order of Attachment was issued by R. G. D..
McKemy, a Justice of the Peace, within aud
for the Township Of Washington, County Of
Preble'and State of Ohio, against the Goods,
and chatilcs, rights, monies, credits, and ef,
ects Of J. G. Vaughn, a non. resident Debtor,
Tor the sum of $l2,32. The said defendant
is further notified that said cause has been
continued until the l0;h day Of July 1875, at
8 O'Clock a. NJ. and that unless he comes for
ward ard pays the claim Of the plaintiff, that
these proceedings will be prosecuted accord
ing 10 the Statute made and provided.
May 3lSt 1855. W. c. GOULD.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-14

% Old Sores, Ulcers, and all eruptionS and
all diseases arts ing from an an impure or de-
PRAYED state ofthe blood. See the extraordin-
airy cure of VIM G. Harwood. a highly res
pectable citizen OF Richmond, Va, by Car
t+rS Spanish Mixture. lie had some ulcers
and sores Of the worst description, and finally
got so bad he was unable to walk except on
crutches. A few bottles Of Carter's Sp nish
Mixture, the great blood purifier, cured him,
as it has cured hundreds OF Others who have
suffered with rheumatism, bad effects OF mer-
joints.
See advertisement.
June l4.-4w
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-14
PREMIUM ISGTgpS.

4 NDREW SHELTER, of Eaton, Ohio, the pat.
- cntce and manufacturer Of these pimps.
L,SWhlch took the first premium at The Ohio State
faIr, at Dayton in 1854, and the first Premiums
al the IrcbIe county Fairs in 1853 and ls5i1
WI warrant his work to be the very best in the
hiteu states. .jelng made Of Seasoned Timber,
they never split or crack. and will warrant thcm
to throw more water, in the same length of time
and with less labor than any other pump in the
world.
~ Address MI orders, which will be prompt.
y attendcd to, to Andrew 6 Daniel Shelter, Ea.
ION Ohio.
April ~, 1856. 3m.
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