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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

vxTHRREA 6 on the 9Th day Of January A n. 1857
w Hans Pogmann aud Doris ~ cniarn his wife
executed unto Austin Corbin, ~ Trustee, ceriain
deed OF Trust conveying to said Trustee the land IN
Scott county, Iowa, described as follows tpwit: TIE
east one half OF the north west quarter of s. c ion
number thirty wo t32 i in tosuship number seven
ty-nine (7S north, of range lunber four "a cast ,
Also the following pare of land, to wit The east
half Of the south west quarter Of elton NUMBER
twenty nine t29), In township number sew, nty nine
(7S), north Of rang number four (s east, Will said
conveyance made by the sad HNns p Gym ann and
Doris Plosmann for the purpos OF urins the pay
meut OF two certain promi sorry notes and the iute-
Ysst thereon, signed by said Hans Plogmann, dated
the 9TH day OF January, ID, 1857, one for forty
dollars, the other for hundred and sixty dollars
payable six months after date to the ord n OF IA
Thompson.
And now said notes having become due and paya.
Bile, and the said Hans Piogmann having failed I,
pay the same, I, Austin Corbn TT stee as Aforesaid
do hereby give this pubic notice that by virtue of
the power which is In vested by said deed Of
trust, will, OH Sat rdsy the 2,st day 81 November
d, 1857, ct the hour Of oclo In the afterr Don
Of said day, 1t the COURT House door In the city OF
Davenport, expose and offer for SALE at public auc.
tt0n, to the highest bidder for cash the parcels OF
land above described. much thereof shall be
0ucient to satisfy and pay The OF said notes.
With the interest thereon to the day Of sale together
With the expenses attending said sale cost Of this
notice and Trustees fees. Upon the completion OF
ouch sale deed will be given In accordance with the
stipulation Of Oaid Deed Of Trust.
Dated the 96th day OF October. A d, 1851.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
o0DD6to TYua.eN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
Trustees Sale.

VIYvnRHAS on the Let day Of March, A d, 1855.
w Hiram Medley and Isabella Medley, his wife.
0Roeated unto Austin Oorbin Is Trustee, a certain
eeod o. fast, conveying to atd Trustee the land in
Cltnson county, Iowa, described follows, wit
4Ao eastern one hundred acres OF the north east
quarter Of section number eight tS, township nm-
ber eighty lone lsl) north Of Rang. number one IN
est, which said cow syance vas made by the said
Hiram Medley and Isabella Med ey for the purpose
q eeeor1ng III payment Of certain promissory note
a1A TIE interest thereon, signed by said Hiram Med
~, dstsd the LIST day Of March D. 1856 for th,r-
0eevea eo-100 dollars, payable October LIST, 1857,
- ~ erdes Of Horace Metcal with ten per cent in
toeeot after due.
And now said note having become due and pay.-
-, aDd the said Hiram Ned hsviog failed L. pay
~ OoDe. ]. Austin Corbi Trustee as AZORES aid
- hGrsey gvs this public notice. that by virtue OF
~ poWor which 70 in me vested by ssif deed Of
3guA, ] wl1, IN Saturday the 21st day OF November
D, 1851, 1t the hour OF O'Clock In thu afts rn,,
G soid dav, ct the Court Mouse door in the cv q,
Dosonppet, expse and offer for sale, at public suc
los - the highest bidder for cash. parcel Of
oAoVs described, much thereof as shall be suffi
1eot - satisfy end the amount Of sail note with
~ ntrest thereon the day Of SALE together with
~ sttenins said sale, costs Of this notice
and 1rus ee's fees Upon thu complet on q such sale
- viii - given m accordance with the stipul..
- q oolA Deed Of Trust.
OoesA ~ ssh day Of October, A D, 1857.
AUSTIN CORBIN.
o0OoU Trustee2
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

VITHEREAS ON the Ist day o, April A D, 1856,
w Charles II Huenicki and El.zaucth HUI, nick.
his wifi, executed unto Austin Curin as Trustee a
certain Iced of Trust conveying To- said Trustee The
land IN Clinton County, Iowa described as follows
to wit: The south half of the south quarter o.
section nunibec ten lo and all their interest in The
no tn west qu.r'er OF the south west quarter
ton number twenty eight [2H) all in township mum.
Der eightytwo - and also the south east quarter
II the south west quarter sc ton number ten 10
in township number cightvtwo (s2 North of Range
live 81 east, which SAID convevancr was made ty the
said Charles II HBenicki amt FL zabeth Huenich fe
tn purpose II securing the aSmnt Of two oerta IL
prcnssory notes AMI he interest thereon, signed by
said Charles II Iuencki dated the LIST day Of Ap-il
D. 1856 one for fourteen dallars, the other for
thrtysix dollars payable eighteen months after date
To ne order of Horace Meicalf
And nov sail n"tss having become due and paw able
and the said Charl II HueniS k having failed to pay
Ia" samc,I ,AustuCorbn Trustee aforesaid do here
ty this public notice. that by virtue ofhe power
which is in vested ty said deed OF Trust will on
Friday thu goth day OF Nov. A D. 1857 al tie hour
81 .o'cck in the afternoon Of said day at the Court
House door in the city of Davenport expose and ofr
for SAL, at public auction tn the high bidder for
cash the parcels Of land aboVe described or so much
thereof hall lie sufficient to satisfy and pay the
amount Ct said notes. with The interest thereon to the
day Of sale together with the expenses attending said
sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees fees
Upon the complexion o. such sale a deed will be
given in accordance with the stipulation of said Deed
Of Trust.
Dated the 26.h day Of October, A D, 1851 :.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
ocsSdts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

Fs 48
= 4 - Am IrrR ROUTE.
CMaass : =. Issas ~ = fss,s, Aisss OAseaso
~ , - ~ the w. b RaSnaS.
cAAsviso sas esaAr AnsnIoAs AM Q. = HANS.
n aly llsacs - ssaaabse pssas - ~ South al
esesA WoA, ssvssav miles sAsssss than any osAsr
Trains lesvs dspst Of Michigan Southern and lock
lsland =, Conner u Ven nasss and ohernan sts.
s. Lo.,s Day Ksprss-1o,so = n-DAIy, (sandays
sGcsptsd) arrive q u. Louie li;1O same evening.
81. Louis nishs KxpsGe-ie,s 20 ? n-Daily, sntvs
st 81. Louis il;s0 next morning.
Day nspssss-6eo An-Daily. arrive st Chieaeo
Night Rspssss-s;4s M-Dany, arrive .. clicaso
Trans run directly through vtshoss change Of can
or basssss. Time from ChicaGe % D. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for Bloomington, SpringAeld,
Decstur, JAcssonviile, Nspses and IN points the
Mississippi, Missouri. Kansas, Canbsriand and Ten
Il making ceaneetisos ard ars,ytng n - loais on
advertised time avoiding he vexacous delays Of the
circuitous route via LaSane rspSiA and Illinois river
distance 70 sooniassoa, IS les . Spsissoesd, u
tu to ". Louis anA IS lees - Psegae
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
A Joliet with the Roca Island 1sasned for 0sts-
/ va La18ue, RCcx Itienu ono OentIoI IVA
At bloomington with illinois Central Railroad Il =
Clinton, waynesville and Decatur, end with Stage
| for Peoria.
A. Peoria Junction with Peoria q O,uswks. r
for Walnut Grove, Washington Peoria, Pckia, Brln-
| n-ld. Rlmwood, Knoxville, Galesburg, Monmouth
and Burlington.
| Al Springfield with Great western Railroad for
Jacksonville, Naples and Illinois Diver.
At Alton with Daily Line Of Packets for Hannibal,
Qui1cy and Ksoluk, the most expeditions and reliA-
bic route 70 sn porttn OF , Missouri.
Al 81 Louis with Daily First Glass 0taamers for
New Orleans ard intermediate points On the Lower
mississippi and with regular lines d packets for
KsnsAs, 1t Joseph and Ill relnts on the Aissonsi.
Tennessee, Cumberland and Arkansas Rivers.
/ Through Tickets can be procured TO al Eastern
Railroad Ofces-s t the Compa0y's Ofices, % Dear
born street. opposite the fremont House. and ~ The
Michigan SousherR aud Rock Dspots. corner Of Van
buren, amp Sht rmAn ste.
Responsible Baggage Men will b at the Depots q
al the vsrions lines coming into the city u check
baggage through 10 any point desired ON the line.
I A. H. AOO1B, Superintendent.
| L. Darling. OenI Agent, Chicago. loc90dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
Great Discovery.

Hs subscriber. while engaged in digeing q well
= on bis farm, in Peasant Valley, Scott COUNTY.
discovered beautiful article OF stone very simisr
TO tho celebrated ,theas Marble used in Cool ssr
genss Banking House. 1t 10 capable Of receiving 4
ing 10 open his quarry. whea he viii be ens6led 10
furnish II In any quantity desired and in blocks Of
unscne4 q this stone can Be seen st this once
whaa faEthsr part,salaxs win be given.
xexaax 81 50 UUNBy GRAaSEN.
u, 49, VnVs oestt epanty, Iowa, a ths L.
Si 49,, 800 ~ n .aE sf ia Ga n IA
~S,sSS Sfss s2se TeAna sN sAaffs.st ssuT
~ sAs fzskaSs F4 stss t4assgsEs Ssred 80 49,.
/. e4sxase.1 zz2xaI .ass s<s Fl Esa
+ .fss4SAAa : -02o = ElsS..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

WHEREAS On the Goth day Of ctober, A D, 1855,
w Thomas Tiib-tt and Z! ibbeh Tibbett his i:e
executed unto Aus in Corbin Trustee a certain
decd Of Trust, eying to said Trustee the land in
Clinton County, Iowa, deser bed follows, to wit .
The soul h half Of the north east quarter and the
north half of the south east quarter OF section
number NV n'y-hine 1891 ia township number
eighty fs1 north IF Range number east,
al the north quarter Of the south west quart er
OF came section, wn.hip and Range, which said
Conveyance made by said Thomas II belt and
tn Tibet for the purpose of securing the pay
mcnt OF two certain promss ny notes and the interest
thereon, signed by said Thomas Tibbe;t, dated the
20,h day of October ID, 1885, one for 4l3 So the
other for 1921 90 payable twelve months after date to
the order OF William Dinsmoor, with interest at ten
per cent sitter due.
And said notes having become due and
pay able, and the said Thomas 1ibbeu having failed
to pay the same, l, Austin Corbn, Trustee IS afore-
said do hereby give this public notice by virtue of
the power which is in by raid deed Of Trust
! will, ON Friday the ?cth day Of November A d,
1851 at the hour of O'Clock in the afternoon Of said
day, at the Court House Goer in the city OF Daven
port, expose and offer for SALE at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash, the parcel OF land above
described, much thereof MS shall be sufficient
to satisfy and pay the amount of said note with the
interest thereon to the day of sale. together
with the expenses attending said sale, costs Of
this notice and Trustees fees, Upon the completion
Of such sale deed will be given in accordance With
the stipulation of said Deed Of Trust.
Dated the 26th day Of October, A D, 1857.
AUSTIN CoRBIN,
oc2Sdtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
Trustees Sale.

VTTHEREAS on the 10Th day Of March, A D, 1867
w Christopher M9ler and Christina MGlier, his
wife, execute unto George s g Dow, as Trustee, a
certain deed of Trust convey ing 70 said Trustee the
land III Clint County, Iowa, described follows to
wit The North West quarter of the South West
quarter Of section number twenty three 23l, in
ship number eighty-two 1871 North, OF Range
numbtr six t6l, East Of the 9Th NJ, containing
forty l40 acres, which raid conveyance was made b,
the SAID Christopher MGef and Christina, his WIFE
for tn purpose of securing tn payment Of certain
promissory ard the interest thereon signed BY
said Christopher Aeller, Gated the 10th day OF March,
ID, 1857, and payable to the order Of Macklct 4
Corbin, four months after date for the sum Of five
hundred and thrty-nine GO 100 dollars.
And now said note having become due and paya-
bic, amt the said Christopher Meller having failed
to pay the same, George Dow. Tr ustee as afore
said DO hereby give this public notice. that by virtue
OF thu power which IL In me vested by said deed Of
Trust, will, on Saturday the 7th day OF November "A
d, 1857 at the hour OF O'Clock in the afternoon Of
said day at the Court House door In the city OF Da
vnport expose and offer for sale, at public auction
TO the highest bidder for cash, the parcel Of land
above described much thereof shall be suh-
cient to satisfy and pay the amount of said note
with the thereon to the day Of SALE together
with the expenses attending said SALE costs Of this
nctoe and Trustees fees. Upon the conf letion Of
such sale deed will be given 10 accordance with the
stipulation OF said Deed Of Trust.
Dated the 18th day Of October, A. d. 1857.
GEORGE DOW,
ci4dti Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
IMPORTED WINES, CROCERlES,xc
]. a. w. GERRY.
sOS Canal st. l. 7l9 Bre; dway, MI.

W. -" DsVs uWOys I've -
tEssablished ls0l.)
Importers aad Dealers IN Y.rst Qualities
FAMILY GROCERIES,
oner ,otne TRADE HOTELS, PRIvAlE rAMILiEs.
and all who are choice th.ir taste, asd d.sif, a
genuine arficle, u large variety Of
fEAS GREEN AND BLACK. sol CHONG, POUCH
oND, khGLISll BREAKFAST, oCIONG INPT
hIAL, IA son, 0GNPOW DER. YOUNG HySoN
Ac. 10 chests ard half chests, &C.
COFFEE-MoCHA and JAVA
WlNES-MADERIks, sHERRIIs. PORTS. HOOKS
&C. very old AMI high grades, In original pAekA-
~, drmuons. magnums and bottles.
DAKIoN and GUEsTlER's CLARETs
nrA"Nhs: Moet Chanion's, Cabinet in,p'i
S.Izenxy Do. heii-eick, 81. II. Nuam's, do do,
Auuohs-Hfandes, Runs, Whisky. Gin, Arraek.
Aushthe, hirsch, sc, &c, in original packages
sso' curacao, Asraschino, Anisette, Nose eau. hut
MALT LioUORs-Iondon Brown s,ou, Scotch ,,a
English ALkS ~
sEGARs-A variety OF Choice Br.nc,.
PlCkLES-ENGIlSH and FRENCH.
SAUOkS-Hor Fish. Currie Game Neat. ar
OHIkbE- STiLTON, CHkDDkR ROYAL yiCTO
Ella, PRlNCE ALBERT, PARMhsAN Guy
IRE. SAPsAGO, DUTCH, sDd AMERICAN.
SC0ARS-LOAs, CRUSHED, PULvkRsSnD, 81
CKOlx, &c In barrels rnd half barrels
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and AMERICAN.
OILS OLIVE, SPERM and WHALE.
II Onr Liquors are war; ed una dulterAted al
" our own importation. lApr, ~ diy.I
X ARE INDUCEMENTS TO AGxNrs-ExpxRI
AcANOAD Osnvsssing AGENTS wanted In al perss
OF ths country for the comprehensive G.osrsphy
and History, (Ancient and Modcrn) OF the who'll
world from the earliest ages to the present time
ny D. = GOODRIcH, peter PArley.) Elegantly bonnA
ana beautifully illustrated Price a. Sold only bv
agents TO whom special districts will be given Ar
pliesnh should state what counties they would liss
sor particular apply TO
J.H. COTTON CO.,
."t IT. william .trcet, =.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

S@oO@AO osSA@.@
Winter -aas-s'aN Qesssesst,
I'm and after K ,rdae Dc {. LIST 1855, and until
Ofurther notice trains viii leave RocA lsla0d dairy
Sundays excepted, - follows:
LIST mail train At 1000 IA n
I'd night express 500 p. II.
ID freight, with I'd class cars at $50 A n
Trains arrive ct Rock Island daily, Sundays ea.
cepted, - follows:
Isl night express - 800 4. II.
ID mail train at 6.O0P. n.
I'd freight, with ID class cars ct $50 ?. II.
All trains over this road In direct connection At
Chicago with trains over both the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central H. h. ~ and from Detroit To-
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, BuaAlo, Niagara Falls Albany, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also 1t
LASalle with trains OF the Illinois Central ROad-
North TO 0aena and South TO st. Louis and Cairo, 70
which places tickets can be procured Of
3. 8. STRPHRN6, Ticket Agent,
b. =. Depot, R0ck Island.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessty0f giving
distinct directions the destination Of their bag
gage also TO procure tickets before taxing their saats
the cara the conductors collect fsres only
tions the line Of the Chicago ARock Island railroad
JOHN r. TRACY, Superintendent.
". II. WHnMAu, Asst Sup't.
lock Island. Nov. ~. 1884 ldtH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
Fressch UtINd0sC 0lnss.
EDWARD p. DICKIE.

AAs Chambers street, New York.
Two doors west Of Hudson River Railroad Depot
l)fIHRb to dealers and consumers his cr~braisr,
- brands Of French window Glass an ,svo,sn,.
serms Parties wishing Information viii BE- fuInish nd
ned with prices on receipt Of their address la.. M
any desir.d pattern and packed frce Of charge.
Nov - 1856, dly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

WHEREAS on the 22l day of September, "A D. 1885,
w Patrick Collins executed unto Austin Corbtn
as Trustee, certain deed of Trust, conveying to
said Trustee the la In Scott County Iowa described
as follows, to wit The East hall Of Lot eighteen (6)
III Cook sarg nt's addti to the city Of Davenport
which said conveyance Eade by the said Patrick
Collins for the purpose OF securing tho payment Of
two certain prossory notes and the interest thereon
signed by said Patrick ,ins and dated the 22d day
OF September, A D 1856, and one payable ss follows
One for $l2, SO In six months, and for Sl12 so
due in twelve months, to the ord.r Of Horace Net
calf, 81 the Banking House of Macklot CortiI.
And now, said last named note having become due
ana payable and the said Patr ck Collins having failed
to pay thesame, Au tin Corbin Trustee Aforesaid
do hereby give tits pablo no ice, that BY virtue OF
the power which is 10 mevestcd by said deed OF Trust
VIII, on Saturday the % day OF November, A d
1907, at the hour Of two O'Clock P. NJ. Of the sam,
day, at the Court House In the city Of
Davenport, expose and offer for sale, at pablo auc-
ton the parcel Ofland above described or so much
thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy and nav the
amount Of said note, with the interest thereon to the
day OF SALE together with the costs and expenses Of
said sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees fees
Dated the I'd day Of November, A ID, 1857.
AUSTIN CORnIN,
NOV . ats Trustee.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-28

The Charleston Mercury takes very
doleiul view OF tie political condition of il.
Northern allies. I; has come to the conclu.
SION that subservlency to the slave power
don't pay in the North. Ii is a lad invest.
ment, and We commend the remarks Of the
Mercury to the attentive consideration of all
who may hereafter be disposed to speculate
IN that direction. Unfortunately quite a
number OF our Democratic friends are 50
badly involved already that they cannot well
draw back. Here is what the Mercury saws
OF the re'ivins Northern spirit:
q" 1t has deprived Douglas of his LONG cs-
tabli>hed popularity in Illinois. 1t ha, un.
Seated ''eheral Cas-, eminent for the many
high offices ne has held, and the di>tinor,isIi.
ed ability with which he has discharged their
duties In this place, by way OF showing
their contempt for anything but their own
particular fdna!cIsm, the Freesoiers have
selected one whose name is utterly unknown
In politics, and whose sole qualification is
that he embodle> their creed In New York an
old and honored Wing, Hamilton Fish. ha.
been dlsplacc" =: rc:or;ors Free.c:!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-28
Eenln.es ::,.:: SLAVES in tnT,.

The New ior. Tribune has a correspondent
At Salt lake City, who draws = sal picture
o: the degradation that i, naturally growing
ont Of the bcaSi.incss Of MoImoni.m. Brig
ham Dung has hut one wife in his house
the other sixty Or more he used TO keep in
small cottages about him, but fnGinr tina,
others Of the brethren were sometimes led
among them tv their afnitic., he built a
harem ADJOINING his house, where they are
kept sale from Intrusion. Il was their dis
satisfaction with close imprisonment tia: rave
occasion to his celebrated sermon, in which
he tod them not to grunLle, bat 20 free !:
they chose to- The poor creatures hal no
whittier to 90. and 50 they remain in the vile
and dc'e'tcd harem OF the beas'lv prophet
The correspondent alluded to writes
Il am told by an eve witness Of the scene
That brigham, walk III. down the street A few
DAYS since. met a i,ie hov Returning, from
HE mountain side with a few cows whri. he
h'.4 been herdlnH. Struck with something
/" his appearance, the prophc, stopped ;;n,
called out. Here. sonny tell me ROW. " nose
son You are The little curly headed urchin
answered, Ma tells ne lm brother ouu.' :,
son, tat '"u ought to know vino / am" The
seer Knew not his own child
:" have noticed arrcrs in Mormon papers
from the states drnyIL1 the existence of sla
very III thIS territory. but tiitlr urI1,rity IN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-28

demago-uc, Preston King. In short, wher-
ever men nave shown the disposition to sus-
tain Moderate and peaceful! measures towards
the South, they have been hunted down a. the
North as public enemies. The recent Pre.-
dentia! election is the browning proof of this.
No man could have hocn, ~ his General
bearing AZ a statesman, more acceptable to
the North than Mr. buchanan. bu. he was
not orthodox on The vital article Of the Nor
thern political creed Of cur times: that is 20
say, he was not Free.oiier. The result
wa, that he received popular minority. in
but single State this side Of California and
shat ma ioritv, even in Pennsylvania. was less
than three hundred votes and since that e.
lection the Legislature, through nominaIIv
Democratic. has elected a political oIponen,
over a prominent friend of Mr.. Burhanan.
TO represent Pennsylvania in the Senate of
the United States.
This, then. is the state Of the case The
House Of Representatives, composed Of a
large ma iortv tror. the North. IS hope!c>Slv
against us. The president eject. 4 Northern
man. has owed his success almost exclusive
~ to the Southern votes. The Senate
the great conservative hclv Of The contet.er
acy-iS now a>saiied and assalied with such
force that we have every reason to believe
'hat III" ma "ritv in favor Of moderate and
peaceful measures, VIII soon be undermined
and lost
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-28

stood the Secretary, who Immediately arose
and passed through the IN for tie purpose
OF awakening Mr.. Ioun-, and saw two dis.
@uised men. Alarmed By her entrance the v
heat hasty retreat, one Of them in his hurry
s'"H'I'ns over chair, droppcda package
containing $500. Although ilr. Youn. made
every effort to over:ake them the rascal, sue
fee''el IN making good their escape with Tic
amount Of BOOTY ABOVE mentioned.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-28
WHAT DlEES HEALING EMEEut' AXIOM Is

WHAT DIEES HEALING INTERROGATION
1t isa per.cc; pam DESTROYER. AMI an IN
valuable remedy tor the cure of Hhucma,is,n,
Cuts, Wounds. Pam in the srIc. back, and
limbs Lumha.o. Sore Thrcai. Burns. Scai,,,.
Swcll,n"S, Aguc, Cramp, Sc. For cuts ard
wounds, II is Superior to any other ri-tara-
ton, 1t will afford Immediate relief IN 3, AID.
or burns. and Tor pains or weakness. in az,
part q the system. it vii! give certain relief
iii . Very iitt.ie tune
Used internally, i, is one of Ike r,os. VAIN
able remedies tor cramp or :ra.modic a.cc-
tons; for pans or soreness In the SIDE. threat,
chest. or stomach. for sick h-aaarhe, Nausea
seasicsncss, rheumatism. or Any intermai
weakness caused hr tall or STRAIN. 1, ro.-
'e'ses soothing. healing. and PAIN d.s,ro, irr
properties uncquaI!ed by any ether -o,,-
pound medicine. and We have never known
II to iaii IN arrestiae the progr.s. Of ,ta s.
boye named diseases
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-28
As SIG y l. f. S TICE

The subscriber, asst snee of Kimba GilclriSt (
Co.. requests all persons holding claims Of any &c
ScrptIon against said Company. to transmit t,v II.
or personally 70 him within thirty DAYS a fi:I, state
mcn' Of their claims with any ot>ett. that NAV e
ii thereto Those to whom it is more cony4niar.
may transmit. >uctl statement for me to John Hin.
man. q. the mills known As the Bradley Vale mill.
All persons indcbte': 10 said compan, are r.qreSt
ed TO make immediate payment Is necessity make.
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