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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-02
BURR & SWIFT.
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G"mRtssian Merchants,
80. IL sA.SI srsEsr,
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
Rave on hand and receiving daily all kind, Of
goods In Tue grocery line. The folio wins
e"mPnse a part Of our stock, which
~o will sell low Tor cash
81 bags Mo Coffee, 100 boxA. Soar
so . Jaws do 50 lardi..
so - Maracobo do 90 stsroa
= hhds Sugar, 400 ssler..n,
2 bbls crushed Sugar 60 Se,t,
- . powd do leo B,kins Powdsrs
grocsfs do Cstsups, Pickles
y. y han ensst, tsa Pepper sauce, Sage,
~ ~ h Z adde's do Iapiocs, NaeJ.roa.
y, 900 Cigars com. 4 choice arm ssiIia Parma
~ les ooAoeo, Son Starch, Figs, Hsisins
tstcbefs syrup and Aolas Pnlnes, CuFrauts
D bots DID, Apples, tsss, Dried resehs,, AImnna.
IN "A ao~ fas, brazil sHts Pecan gss
10y asrs iabs, English Waluuts,
100 dsE rooms, Capsrs Hosii,h sru.t.ra,
100 boxes View YORK Assorted Candies spern On
Whale OH and Machinery OIL, Coar,, Fine ara
DAIRY SAT-, Manila Rope ali size. Bad
Cords, i~lns, Seamless Bags, &c.
'@snGA behht.'-.'- e. r. SWIFT
davenport feb -
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Head the Advertise meat of
bttf &c. CHAMPION & son

Sopartne rship Sstice.-Tne u4dersisaes
have this day formed oopsrnsr.aip, snt will con
daus the Printing and Hook-Bindlng business ct
The old stand, corner Of Second ara Brady ssreets,
un Ter The arm Of Lsss, Ian. & Cos and woaid So
lIeisa continuance 81 the patronage which hx. been
50 literally bestowed on the old frm.
Davenport, February I'd, 4. D. 1857.
a. P. Luss,
u, Y. LANE,
isbS III II PRICK.
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Urn advertisements.

ARpER AND sGODEY
lS0R MARC Il, tua received With ~ The cher
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
No. 10 BRADY street, near the po!t once
meh2 ELl ADAMS.
70 Let BY tho Year.
4 Buur IL acres Of land adjoining M. burroWs
n eoepsrssc, we'll enclosed. Apply 70
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DIss0LU.rIOlI

THE co psIinership herstafore existing tnssr The
name and style Of Gurtis s. Caad xlsS Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent l.. " Corti,
only lie authorized to ssttis the business OF sxId
aEn and Will coutinae he eusssss al The old .lsud
Datsnpor, lows T.. ". CURTIS,
Feb. 2ath. ls57. J. B. CHADWICK
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Farm for Sale.

uF1tm iof bN16.
tI,nE subscriber wishes 10 dispose Of farm Of 100
seres, situated one mile north OF Long Grove,
formerly known a. the McGary farm, 81 aeres Of
which arc uuder cultivation, with house, stable,
we'll, etc. Terms reasonable, one-baI cash kn /
Tho balance on time. Apply to The undersigned At
his sssidsnce Ia Long Grove
feb2a dtmwHs JOHN GRlkVE.
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II u r !. -
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.


fE,nIS Institution 10 prepared with ahle Tsso hefs
toinstruet young men 10 every branch Of
BOOKKEEPING,
Forwarding sadComnission, Steam boating, Bank.
ing, &c.
W H. PRATT, Esq.,
Is on in charge of the writisg Department.
Busness men and others car com piets iharo " b
coure. at this s,itoron quickly and cag ARR
thsn 81 anV other 10 the West
ThsfroIt room will be devoted 10 a
LADIES' DEPARTMENT,
fos Book-K ssptngor Wiring. Persons are re quest
ed to call and examine the mode Of teaching and
progress Of pupils Eorfarthsr particulars enc are
OF tho Pfinripai, Al the College Rooms, corner Of
81 and Perry. j. g. LOPEZ.
\. y. BOOK. Poss ed, correctly and asstiy,
isbsSdiy
PRIVATE BOARDING.
MAY DO had OF the Sest side OF Ripley s.reet, I'd
4u ioor.from Third A gentleman and lady or two
aAn be accom- modstsd With comfortable rooms and
board. Also, limited number ef young gentlemen
ean be accommodated. Terms reasonable.
feb96 II j. AOkGkR.
DISSOLUTION.
THE eopsrl1srship heretofore exisiiug under the
Ell by mutual conssne The business Of tae late
arm viii be settled BY Chas. w. Vsrd-r
G. w. VkRnER,
cHAs " CHAMPION
Daysnport, Feb. sib, 1857.
The business will be conducted ~ usual b Cha.
". ssrder share of patronage Is .oiieitsd
feb3s div
DISSOLUTION,
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The partnership heretofore existing between Alfred
sanders end Len Davis under thu style Of sanders
The printing aud publishing Of the Davenport
pa', in-"e'Siy AID weekly Gazette is thi. day dIs
Ansa ~ mn'ns' consent All persons having olaras
me s''fe hfm are feqaestsd 70 present them
nueiA'ely, "hd th'se indebted are notLaea Tia,
Element /. i'm neiatsiy rs4nret Either If tbs
signed is fully empowered TO receive Inan.v. n, q,
lie al account. due 10 or from the Office,
ALFRED SANDERS,
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new brick house With ten rooms
ossts, &C., wood house, large e'stcrn, good well =
Warmed with hot air furnace. Convenient 10 town.
Fine view q river and cities Furnished 10 pnr.-
Long time given. Possession given ar1 may
Enquire Of wM, AokEaOusE,
1ec3 ar 1,a.. r.
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<0r Ssie..ea acres Of BEAUTIFUL land Is mile from.
o'rPorsfion line on Dubuque road, With good house,
Urn excellent veil aud e,stern,2, riugs OF never fall
'As water, u acre trswpeTries Rhu barb, Asparagus
W w' p< sold susirs or parcels suit purchas-rs-
APgiy to GEORGE T.. sfcaotIs
iGnzo diff Land oa.. Nil :.
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DIR. q. s. SHELTON, A. H.,
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN.
nR. 4. has enjoyed large experience In INC de-
- partment OF surgery, having TO- seven years ,
had charge Of hourisbipg hospital In INDIA,
| from whence he has receatiy returned OF Year.
ly average attendance OF 5000 psuents. lie invitss
particular sttoBtisn to The three following eAsee
af disease, to which he has devoted most 81 Ill.
male Diseases.
Oaise al street, opposite Leblanc honse
HArch2 II
CRlAk. n. WEBB
HAVING sold his interest In the Drug stsre NO.
II 10 LsClsire Row, Davenport, Iowa, 10 Messrs.
Taylor Il Ballard, ouid bespeaS for them me pat
sonage 90 kindly extended 10 him.
One OF the arm being graduate OF fhArmacy anu
the other hsvi az had experience OF ten ort~elvs
ycars In the presc ripton business, he conndent'y
recommends thsmto The public assAie ana eon'PS'
tent. 1880,
Davenport, Feb. 97th. 1871 lieoseI
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cheap Faei.sfhs "a oser ibsrs hsy 600 cords
y dry wood on hand which they WITH deliver in the
4iy slss,5o per cord, II application be made soon
iAnN aft BURNFLf., GILLRI CO.
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Great Bargains /
Dissolutioni

roVE bssihasIs DWELLING tiobsu. tnios,
n Gfthe city, On very liberal terms Apr,Is 4,
E9dtI COOK e. SARGENT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Eo ass, ready 20 attend TO bu.ipee as usual
mareh3 du COOK SARGENT
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"e..ns suosssisen N'sniag 10 Change
and LEASE, situated ol Brady street bs,s cen "a
ADD 9TH, east aide
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80
NHSn oS~ 'oi saie. Ehaalfe al
'se eAAe"s once. ieoso al"
A fs.re cn.uca ,o,,z... - .os,.h,
"a sine.. vail =. .ahl,.heJ r,untrin. hnt
si fer the large smoaRi o. bushes done an profits
made. Apply 10
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n..,.,s6 - NJ X - =
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for al !. y an. =. z p.iasip.l .ist.. !,
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skNbsD TO 20 b.skn
sAnk u America, hh To-
OCEAN EaGk,
american Exchange Nan, Mi.
Geo, NJ Packard, t, ~
kAyepIa Bank, 'Hst bank An,
p.sLy Z sarksdale, Bans.,, h,n.a
SiAssisy ! RicAsy, nsohse.
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Henry hIias, E.a, @S
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An IA D,v,lpsss'sy BY 81. , y sd;s'"'%y
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Bulletin -Saturday, Feb. 18th.
SHEET Music.
A LARGO lot ~ Sheet Muslr for Piano and Guitar
~ comprising we'll eel cited stock OF
sonSs, Marchss, Wsltss, Rondos Ss
81 publishers pEiocs,
PERIODICALS
salenttnes .of February lssh, lssT
a'hoon Art journal foE January, lie
NsuonAi magazine ~
illustrated News 81 Is
fainam's Magazine for February, Is
Lssles' Gaz. Of fashion 40
Wsverly Magazine, (mouthlyl rs
Mrs. Stephens =. IA
kPpletons Railway Guide, IS
DO, Ae, &C, at
Tax IOWA BOOK Rooms,
No. - BRADY srss near III. Pos, otnts.
it' ELI ADAMS
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Under this head limited ber OF specisi notices
via be nsertcd u 10 cents per line each Insertion,
II 10 q =. per y eek,
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FOR SALE ON LONG TIME !,

City and Suburban Property
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Atwo story stone HOTEL and STORE, Eass
enportj building 3ss6o feet, lot 7GxlS0, rents
$500.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-01-07
JANUARY p 1857

regal crown to smiles and cheerful confabs
during the holidays. But some homes are
all too desolate to be bright. A vacant
seat, hushed voice, darkened eve, a
tchilly hand make home unlike itself. The
old time greetings whispered in hushing
accents, the silent pressure of the hand.
the fearful eye, the careful football oft speak
from the torn heart that death is amid the
christmas band.
But whence originated the excessive ioyi.
ality of this time? Where was the idea
first conceived that the christmas festivals
must be celebrated by bachanalian reyel-
rles! That the wine god must be sacri.
heed to on each Anniversary of our Saviour
birth Who first started Christmas sprees 7
Oh! Why do lips that should murmur
thanks for bsunteous blessings, be uttering
oaths and singing wild songs of revelry O. eP
the wine glass Turks there not deadly
serpent beneath whose sting is death !?
Chants not the Siren as she glides around
the wreathing vine songs that lure her lis
teners to ruin ! Oh man, thou hast a soul:
profane not the sacred festival with drunk.
en- revelries. Stain not Christ's pure al.
tar, on which-are offered the thanks of GOOD
mems hearts, by libatious from the wine
cup. Load not the fresh free air of conse-
Grated Christmas with muttered oaths.
Teach not another TO quaff the brimmine
goblet because its christmas :" but rat6-
er restrain the cut stretched hand with
brotherly affection, and teach the erring one
to be strong hearted and face life's ills
without the refuge of the wine glass.
And can you not, friends of fTemperance.
do something that Christmas may not be
50 recklessl y psofaned? Shall not the soft
voice and the loving tone win the rara
victim to sobriety and honor? Yes And
the worn heart Of the widowed mother YOU
can gladden.. The weary sad spirited wife.
by an effort ofyours, may meet a reclaimed
husband, ard The old time love light beam
ing in his eye will make the desolate
hearth home, again. You may win some
errlng one by your love and kindness.
fou may send the good esprit" filed wit
lofty sentiments and ennoblng principles
to the desolated home, to the drunkard's s
hut, and 1t may save him. How many
hsmes might be frightened and sad weary
hearts gladdeued, and how many souls sa-
we'd by ardent appeals from the g Social
Circle, would they WELD their pens as
weapons against our enemy, the rum King!
The talent Is there, why not do it +? Homes
are being desolated, hopes blasted, talents
and genius degraded, hearts broken and
souls lost. Will you save them
ELFRIDA WEST.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-01-07
RAlE1ea9 G10a11l Carolina,

August 3rd. That day some of she Rangers
were on the sick list. the effects IF eating too
large quantity of Irish Potatoes, and the
services of DIR Spooney were called for and
as usual be prescribed An applicaion of Mus
tang Liniment and dose of Radvay's Ready
Relief, which he seemed to regad as per-
feet panaced.
In the evening we reached Lenoir and
hailed it with acclamations ofioI.
Now, kind reader, if you have lad the pa
tience to follow US through our yanderings.
you are doubtless as tired .as wewere when
we reached Lenoir. SO wishing that YOU
may visit this delightful county that we
have so feebly attempted to describe, we take
our leave.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-01-07
For the Spirit of the Age.
Christmas come and gonei

Merry, joyial Christmas has come and
gone. Christmas, with all Its social gather
ings, merry hearts, cordial greetings and
happy faces. Little children have clapped
their tiny hands over the good things old
Santa Claus brought them, and how ma
ny pretty Cousins spent tbs holidays with
them.
Older persons have enjoyed the merry
makings, and renewals Of old time joys.
How many aged hearts have beat lightly
as they talked of the first Chrisiin,as spent
an their Opn home. Oh Z! Christmas is in
verify merry season! Gladness and Joy
are inmates of almost every dwelling. Tho
sadness and sorrow may have cast a gloom
around the hearth stone, they doff their
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-09-17

All animals and articles intended for exhibition mus
be recorded In the book kept for that purpose by the
Clerk oil Tue FAIR on or before two O'Clock of the first
day OF the fair, who viii deliver the necessary labels
with the name and place of residence the exhibitor
attached, TO each article.
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Class q.

No. lo--PLOwING MATCH, AND PIows.
Best blowing "a Of an acre, D
I'd 40 do -
Best specimen of blowing by boy not over IS
years oid, s.
I'd best, .
The burrows To be cut not less than inches
deep The traetability of the team will be
considered, well as the workmanship.
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Estray Notice.

HNAKEN up by Thomas g. Fuller, living in Compe-
IL tine township, Wapello county, Iowa on the 3lst
day of June, 1851 bay mare sixteen seventeen
years old last spring, saddle and collar marks rope
halter on her neck shod all round the fore right knee
larger than the other both fore hoofs in and
cracked around; white spot the left hind pasture
joint some scars about the rump Said mare appraised
at thirty.fiye dollars.
JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL. Clerk
n2l-3m David Campbell, Deputy
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Estray Notice.

NVAKEN up by James Cook, on the 9Th day Of July,
III 1887, at my residence, in Richland township,
Wapeo county, Iowa, one estray horse Of a light
rel color, with white and blaze In the fce with
several white spots left shoulder apparently caused
by the rubbing of collar; left hindfoo white
what sway-backed about fifteen hands high, and sup
ninety dollars. JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
n20-Sm. by ID. Campbell, Deputy.
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Estray Notice.

HNAKEN up by Alpheus Picken, on the 18th Of June,
Il 1851, at my residence, in Richiand township,
Wapeo county, Iowa, estray horse OF light dap
pie rongray color, left hind foot white, with some
harness and saddle marks the shoulder and back,
with head stall or halter on Supposed to be six
years old last spring Said horse appraised at one
hundred and fifteen dollars. ftfi
JOSEPH N CAMPBELL, Clerk
n20-3m by ID. Campbell, Deputy.
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THE MEDDAL TRiNfTy.
Each of RAILWAYS Three Remedies possesses specf1
curative powers certain Diseases aud when eithe
the READY REiEF RExovArING REsoLy ENr to the RHsu
LAToRs are used for the certain class Of disease the,
specially designed for, the system undergoes rap
id from its diseased condition to heal
thy and happy state of existence.
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Estray Notice,

TyAKEN up by Adam r. Greer, on the 5th day of Ju-
IL ly, 1857, at my residence. in Rehland township,
Wapello county, Iowa. estray horse, of bay col
or with star his forehead, with left forefoot and
right hindfoot white, and lump his back supposed
to have been caused by saddle. Saidhorse is In poor
condition, about IA 12 hands high and is supposed to
be about ten years old Said horse appraised at forty
five dollars JOSEPH n. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
n20-3m by ID. Campbell Deputy
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Cbieago ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATIONERY AND
BLANK BOOKS 2
a.. H, Riley & Co.,,
no. 122 lake Sfrref. tta

|
ciicAGo... ....,..... ............ ILLINOIS.
YEy 0iLD respectfully invite the attention of coun.
w try merchants railroad officers county officers
aud the public generally to their large and well selec
ted stock Of foreign and domestic stationery, blank
books and paper of all kinds sizes and csors Being
exclusively In the stationery business have advan-
tages over other houses In the west. Country mer-
chants win find to their interests leave their or
ders with instead of freight from New York
IL A l. R AID STATION IL ".
Our stock Of railroad stationery is very complete,
consisting Of every thing that Is essential to form
complete OUTFIT for an engineers Office or table.
Whatmans drawing papers Of all sizes, German and
French roll drawing, tracing cloth 80 and SO inches
wide. Fabers drawing pencils, Windsor Newtons
and Newmans water coors, India ink, cancels hair
and sable pencils, draugbfting lacks, draughtng in
strunents, In and separate Instruments scales
protractors, parallel and pocket rules, &c. &C. Also,
surveyors chains and
CHEsTERMAN's METALLIC TAPES,
from SO to 100 feet in length. Alse field transit and
level books, and Brown Sons profile and cross
ton papers.
IL L. A N X h o o X s /!
our own INDERY,
of desired pattern to order in the substantial
manner at short notice.
II o Ii A N X Il II s!
We would particularly call the attention OF bank Of
fcers to our large assortment of banking books and
office stationery always on hand or made to order
Individuals iedgers, general ledgers Journals, cash
books, bill books, discount books tickers and bank
pass books of all sizes Among stock of Office fur
nture be found cash boxes post Office boxes date
boxes, bill head boxes, tin for holding different
sizes of letter. note paper, and envelopes, envelope
cases letter clips letter and cap board clips wire files
Ink stands pencils pencil rubber waters and sealing
wax blotting paper, envelopes, letter. cap and note
paper, cancelling files and hammers, Eyots q Eyot
machines, gold pens and cases, Burley's celebrated
fountain pens, Giotts BOB pens, Mitchels pens,
ers and ruling pens
ARNoLD's WRITING FLUID AND COPYING INKS,
Maynard & Noyes' Fluid and Black Ink, Harrison's
Carmine Inks.
COPYr ING PRESS Es!
Of all sizes and Styles with books to match also brush
es oil, blotting paper, water cups, &C., &c.
HI A l. LIS Sc Al II X Il s E s I!
We have the agency for Halls celebrated Percussion
and Lever Seal Presses, suitable for banks, corpora
tions or notarys public. We are also the agents for
the Boston Hand Stamp Company; their stamps
used by railroads, post Offices, &C., with shifting dates
or numbers Orders attended to with the utmost des
patch by
A. III. Burley & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Stationery and Blank
Books,
122 Lake Street, Chicago. [n14-1y
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LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED
u omptly Paid.
POLICIES ISSUED WITHOUT DELAY
n15-3n BY A. W. CASTOR, Agent, Ottunlwa.
II. IL. n.
TuE MHDIpAI TRfv,Ty

THE MEDIDAL TRINITY.
Each of RAILWAYS Three Remedies possesses speci1l
curative powers over certain Diseases and when either
the READY RELIEF RESovArING REsoLyESr to the REsu-
LAToHs used for the certain class Of disease they
specially designed for the system undergoes rap
id Transformation from its diseased condition heal.
thy and happy state of existence.
RADwAY's READY RgLIEF
This remedy is to be used externally taken in(r-
nallv for all Pains, Aches and inrmities. In few
minutes it stops the most tortnrng palms, subdues ali
nilanlatios and cures the of heuna tism
Lumbago, Gout, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Toothaehe:
joned, lniirEi and Crippled to Sonnness and Nigor.
1t is likewise Certain Cure and Preventive for Fever
and Ague, Scarlet Fever Smallpox, Group oarseness,
Colds and Influenza. Whenever you feel any pleas
ant painfa symptoms take dose 81 RsBwAY's
READY kkEf, apply IL TO the parts where the pain
j. located in shore time will eJo! ease aud
Tort.
Bear In mind there is no pain so severe bu, thu.
RApwAy's REsny REIIEF win stop, and no system "a
crippled with lnfrinities but that the X. r. r. Rene
dies viii restore 70 sound and vigorous health.
RApwAy's REGULATORS.
The discovery of these wonderful Pills establishes
new era in purgaves and new prfncipie IN the sei
ence of medicine. In taking these Pills. no gripping
pains sickness at stomach Is experienced they ope
rate naturally, leaving the bowels, liver and other
cams in a natural and healthy condition
They insure those who take them, good appetite and
"A healthy digestion.
Each Pill that taken, gives life to the blood,
they purify it, cleanse it, take from il all impure depos
It's and eqaaiizes its circulation.
one two doses Of RApwaY's REGULATIONS WIN ep-
trely ALI distressing symptoms of DysI'esa
iaumdice Nervousness Indigestion, Costiveness, Liver
Complaint, iliousness, Melancholy and will all
troubled with irregularities weakening discharges.
may rely upon prompt cure ahd Regular periods, IL
RAILWAYS EEGrLArcRs are taken
PiCTrRE or HEALTH AND BfArTY.
few doses of RApwsy's RsGtLsToKs will insur, a
clear fair pure and healthy skin and rosy con,l,S
ION They give to those troubled with weak, dull yet
low eyes, clear and brilliant appearance. RADwAy's.
and the of the Ready Relief, washer for the
teeth and M aromatic for the breath, win Change The
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Price i'm ClOfhS1. Paper SO Cts.
CHARLES G.. RHODES,
PUBLISHER,
n2i INQUIRER BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA
STATE OF IOWA,
Wapello County.
To william Kinder.

SiR-You are hereby notified that Thos j. Rice of
Lee County, Iowa, has filed in the office of CLERK
of the district Court, OF Napeo County, Iowa. peti.
tion claiming OF you the sum Of due on prom
sory note, bearing date Set Is A. ID. 1856 pay able
one day after date. Also, petition claiming of you
the sum OF 1896 ~, on an account therein stated
You are, also, hereby notified that the said Thos J.
Rice has sued out writ of attachment against your
personal and realproperty not exempt from execution
and that the following property has been attached to-
wit: Of books Of accounts aud lot of from also
the following tract OF land, in Monroe County, Iowa
to-wit: Sex ofnw x of see ~, Township n, n of r
16 west.
And you are notified that unless you appear or
before the second day of the Term of the District
Court of Wapello County and to the said claims
judgment will be rendered against you for the whole
amount, with interest and costs.
ns54w DIXON & TiiRALL, Att,'s
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Esfray Notice.

VNAKEN up by John w. Brandenburgh, Living In
IL Center Tp., Wapello County, Iowa, on the 18th
day of july 1885, dark iron grey horse supposed
to be five years old last spring, with SPAWN on his
near hind leg.
Said horse appraise at seventy-fve dollars.
J. N. CAMPBELL, CTk.
July "a, 57-223m by ID. CAnPDELL. Dep,y
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Estray Notice.

vENAKEN up by Henry Dornsythe, on the nth day
- of July, A. ID. 1857 living in Agency Tp., wap-
clio County, Iowa, one black mare twelve years old
last spring, both hind feet white collar marks on both
shoulders knee sprung spots In the forehead snip on
the nose. Appraised at twenty dollars
J. ~ CAMPBELL, Cfk
July ", 5l-22-3m by D. CAMPBELL, Depy.