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universal Thee a,e sew families % cult
vailed hIhItS-tiaW g. those -.- >tSr - ~rH.ivsi SuG
W 10 40 moi Row fsvrlVE IL II - read, We i-'Ivr.
wherever run li- .u'i IHTead- Jl domestic usrpi-
mess AID tTue mora Z Te-n,L,5tI. when ar W-yPH -.
"a cA!y lI.lp the stronger and cUzr~=r y-5 a. oar
cuuatTy's industry and eIrT-sGt- prosperity IEr
Rome Journal s. ne sPr-aeF =. abe hearts o.: IaIS
uusy Ration. Ia .he h"urs given - rGlaXz; ga ami
happiness
The ufst murder al :le rsw series viii re issued
un tLr .r-. si lsl.;vy IrNt- Ne SAL Cri-ft- c4a
ue supplied ir.H s.aI ;a.r; hut :stuH-d.Ete a.u.lca
tIur " All ia necessary :"T such as Ie>re 10 uegIp
IL HE JeciULias \ hya:e Is hardly conn 70. Us
;hInN We may safely venture up Ss,, w.ttnu- Vie
HOwe Journal, Wh:.h, besides ACIEs 4 UhInaICle Of
tas hints. a.GJuG> ~ intelligence designed 80 en-
!Vcn an a aieFi-an Home It's rdl tors { .Eo. Z. AioR-
SkIN and experience. 10 tTe ia>A OF civipg. e-th
week everything worth aEOyyIus- They particularly
Aeep an e q "a all the wEIUls aud Uuvcities OF the
day The utmost pains are taken To present the facts
and outlines vi all News Ia the literary department.,
we ain a. sketches aud readable Criticism. aud IN
our cChiensaIions 81 the predictions Of tire vast
newspaper world of Europe. We endPavOT 10 avoid
the tITesume and the local and Transfer 10 cur col
umns the PICk 81 English information and hrItiaucy.
u ale We .EdeavoT 10 select With d IFHe SENSE OF
pure morals, true wiz. and genuine.
III" new :saIuT- for tine Coming yeaF j. one that
we have long IhUU Chs OF presenting to rHT reaJCrs-
The CORREsPOSDESCE Gf yGBr Uc-g briGighf ECnca
Eks send 10 regularly the Gc-SIr o. IRE Gar WORLD
Ne have GTUcged exceedingly tire accepting Of LIesr
most readable matters 10 OnrseiYe-rret!EE certain
Ihat il was precisely the society gossip which our
subscribers requi-e ell a. eterSescence To The O:aer-
Use trimming ,Gy--and. " ith sBne difficulty we
| have OtGaIned The cons eEI o. our lair correspond
eHtS. IL YVES only on enc condition., 5Owey eT-thaI
The iHcgsEltG, tor lescat should he STRICTLY presved.
We agr esr = This; nut. a. II was la o. IaJI TO dis
| Iiu.utsa t-tw-eu iseIr several Letters, we vruIurei
to ,IEzsS. no Is De plume. such as We Thought would
he s0ae Lat descriptive OF their several veins oI hui
NOR. The four ladies will therefore he introduced
10 tie readers OF The next volume u 1 The Home Jour
! uai, as
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HOUsf OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Davies.
PETITIONS FRESEETED.

By Mr. Johns ton: The petition Of J. A.
Brown and 4S other citizens OF Hooking CO.
praying for tue repeal Of the law regulating
the fees Of county officers: referred to COM
mittee on lees aud salaries.
By M. Andrews: The petition Of 4. II.
Trumbull and others, for repeal Of the act
to limit the compensation ii coun'y officers,
same reference.
By Mr.. Wilson: A petition from Marion
60. for same purpose. Same disposition.
BILLS READ TIE SECOND rlNG.
House bill No. 8: To establish a unifoIm
rate OF Interest. CTnis bill proposes to es-
lablish The legal rate Of interest al 7 per
cent?
A 6ill, 10 repeal the Bird Law.
A bill, defining the jurisdiction and regu-
la,ing the practice OF Probate Courts.
a bill. to repeal the act for the pr0tec,
ton of fish.
Akill, to repeal the act iurther defnin.
the duties of County Treasures, passed,
April 10, 1857. Referred to Committee on
Finance.
Mr. Simmons gave notice of his iuten-
ton to introduce a bill extending the juris'
diction OF Justices aud Mayors, in cr;mina.
cases.
Notice Of bill by Mr.. Collins; to repea
the present laws relating to interest. AK
leave the same open 10 contract, In al
cases. ID
Mr. Leete: OF a bill to provide for tie
election Of three Commissioners, who's
duty il shall be to review the criminal STAT.
u;es, and to provide d code OF procedure il
criminal cases.
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SENATE.
~JANUA.Y 18th. 1856

= 80" -SN~r
Mr. Holloway, introduced q Ji!: to amend
al act to regulate tae fees ofoficers
in Civil and Criminal cases. Passed March,
9Th, 1881.
HoUsE-Mr. Brooke's bill, to repeal the
act prohibiting the Use ofour Jails, for slave
pens. was taken W in Committee OF the
Whole. Mr.. Van Worries in the Chair. TIE
subjectw as discussed IL .eugth by Nessrs.
Collins u Hamilton, and Flnefrock, in favor
OF repeal, and Messrs. Wortain.toE Of JET
ferson, aud West Of Logan, against it. At
tn. conclusion of Mr Vests remarks, the
House adjourned. Judge Rankia has the
floor when me Subjee' again coairs up.
SESATE--petitiOns presented Jan 18th,
by Dir. T'ayl.r Of P " Keller, and li0
sinar citizens OF MahoEiug Co for the pro-
lection vi Sheep from destruction By Dogs.
By Dir. Phelps, OF H + Juneu al and
seven others, county officers OF Mercer,
for the repeal OF The Get IL regulate and
limit the fees OF certain couaiy officers.
SIR. Garfield gave notice OF a bill to con-
fer on Probate Courts d concurrent j~uris-
diction with Common Pleas in PARTITION c!
real estate, and partition fer dover.
ijoUsE-pErITIOgs AsD MEMORIALS.
For the repeal Of the Fish law, a!so re-
monstrancEs s.ainst it; repeal Of County
fee oill-quite q number Of petitions.
TIE bill Tor the relief Of delinquent tax
payers. came up and was referred 10 Com
miiiee Oh revision.
Bills introduced to amend sec. / of the
Fish la~. To regulate the compensation Of
Jurors, SO Us to allow 0 dollars per da;
and % cts. miage
The Committee reported back the deIin-
| quent tax bill as correctly engrosssd. and
recommended its passage. This b;lI pro-
viGed Tor the extension Of forty five day.
from the present time, in which 10 pay
taxes, without imposing any penalty fer
delinquency.
Messrs. Galley, Dawes, Welsh and Satin,
spoke in favor OF the till.
THE debate was quite animated, and a
number OF good speeches, both for and
against, We're made. The crowded siOte o.
the columns of the Journal, and the great
space occupied By the legislative report,
make ii impossible to publish 4 repOr; OF
them l-ED. JOURNAL.
The question being on the passage OF The
bill, it was lost. Yeas 80. Nays 90.
The House adjourned over till Monday
| 3 O'clock, ?. Il.
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as announced By the Speaker OF Saturday
On the Judici4ry-Messrs. Rankin, Gil
son, Harrison, Collins, Eiscn, Andrews,
AmOier.
oL Fisence-Messrs. Morse, Lee.e. Mott,
Hubbell, Gardner, Parr, Raymond.
On CIa!ms-M,ssrs. Thompson, Moore,
Watson, Chase, Peck, Hitch, Robinson Of
Union.
Ga Public Works-Messrs. Jackson,
Frazey, Jones of Miami, Bagley, Townsend.
Blackburn, Bailey.
On public Lands-Messrs. Green, Mar.
shall Catch We-tcrti, Furnald, Hughes OIL
Butler, Allen OF ] 'fter;on.
On ROADS and H;ghways-Mcssrs. Sang
ster, Odell, Alien of A5htabu!a, Sperry.
Rose, PickelhiEer, LaughI!n.
GA Railroads ard Turnp!kes-Messrs.
Finefrock, Wilson, Van Vorher, Cox o.
Perry, Rodgers of Clark, Hughes OF Butter.
CLANCY Of Campaign.
On Common Schools and School Lands
Messrs. Gibson, Monroe, West of Brown
Wright, Rees, Richardson, Westcott.
On Uniyersities, Colleges, and Acade.
mies-Messrs. Rae, of Guernsey, West o!
Brown, Parsons, Satin, C xot Knox, Rose
Day.
Medical Colleges and Societies-Mess7s
CowaE of Ashland, Ray of Scioto, JeuGer
Peck, CLANCY Of Franklin, Howe, Stout.
On Agricultnrc-Mesrrs. Carlisle. An.
drews, Haymakgr, Hitch, French, Hughc,
oil Butler.
On Manufactures and Commerce-Mes.rs
Rals;on, Rodgers of Hamilton. Quinn
Hughes of Highland, Allen of Ashtabuls
Serey, Lsughlin.
On Municipal Experimentation
Christy. Winner, Briggs, Jackson, Dawes
Blackburn, Bell.
On Corporations other than Municipal
Messrs. Lsete. Green, Catch, Do5meycr
Broom. Stevenson, Day.
On CurrenCy-Messrs. Andrews. Clarke
Briggs, Wright, Roach, Ralslon, Howe.
GA Benevolent institution s-Messrs Sins
ser, CLANCY of Franklin, Hubbe.i, Frazee
McCrary, Robinson of Hamilton, Cowen.
On Penitentiary-Messrs. Parr, Chanel
Of Franklin, Harrison. Seney, Cox Of KNOX
NlcEwen. Plants.
On Library-Mcssrs. Coli'ns, Pitman
Robinson OF Union, Thompson, Bailey
Jeun r, Williams OF Warren.
Public Buildin.s-Messrs. Paine, John
sou, Stevens. Rankin, Worthington, Udel.
Quinn.
On New Counties-Mes.rs. MoT', John
son. West Of L.gan, Finefr"ck, Simmons
Carlisle, Gardner:
Ga Observation-Disclosures. Villains ii
Monroe, Moore, W~or'hington, Waugh, SIN
mons, GLASGOW, Bigony.
On Salaries and Fees Of Public Office
-Messre. sClarEe, Cox o. Perry, Weisi
Bates, Dawes. McEwen, McCra-y.
On Public Printing-Mrssrs. Stevenson
Bagicy, Alien OF Ash,gbuls, Stout, Frenc
Wi!-rn. Den.ing.
On Federal Reiutions-Mrsr rs Brook,
McFerran, Williams Of Warren, William
of Monroe, Morse, Pane, Furn,ld.
On Unfinished Busincss-Massrs. Va
Worries, Pitman, Glasgow, Waugh, Broom
Hughes of Highland, Roach.
On Enrui,menl-Nlessrs. Ray Of Sci I,
Saiin, Welsh, Marshall, DcmlnE RjcAnTl
son, Watson.
On Militia--MessrS. Dobmeyer, Chrisry
Biguny, CLANCY Of Champaign, Chase, Pa
Sons.
On Revision-Messrs Gibson, Clark,
West OF logan, Brooke, Wilson, Jones {
Miami, Pickelnimer.
On Reform Schools and the Asylum 70
Idiots-Messrs. Edison, Monroe, Suisse
Robinson of Hamilton, Blsir, Bates, Ray
mond.
Additional members of Committee o
Privileges and observation-disclosures Rodger
of Hamilton, Sperry
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DR.. StriDgftllow On the Lecompton
sConstituii n.

To he Editor Of he n. Y. Herald:
lDclosed is z communication, prepared BY
DR.. J. II. Stringfei!ow, OF Kansas, for pub
LEGATION in the Washington Union. That
paper has declined to publish it. At his re-
yuest, in such an event-he having in the
mean tilae set out on his return hcme-I
forward it TO you and ask fr it TN insertion.
Respectfully your obedient servent,
Marcus ]. PARRoTT.
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NMasEHzaa7
lltDlCINES

oe.shsi.v aud re>reoss-il!.y aEaoSg TIRE
~tsa4iie> a. the U.isad SsNleS than any OsherS he
iuge The pubic. or used by Tie Medical rrOlessi0n.
srs purely Vegetable.
They invariably I'D immediately relieve al o.
tIuarV arrangements OF Eealih. whether arising
rom impaired Digestive Functions. CV<tVeGesS,
6ss..su- 49,. LivSs NGezsiors. o. >~routou< ErhiI-
buI aesIdes tins, tAey act ?OwCTfrfy and S9e-si-
CSly IN A-Gfc and CSr1EIC Ehtuu<~sa- SeItssd
Pains If tGe Organs GuJ Limbs, Ptles, E--hma,
J IgHtIUe. Worms, Ulcers, TumOFs. SNeiiInEs,
>curVy, SAN Ehsuui. EfuptioE> o. Sic san. Ia
ueAltuy CHgirieN ron. Btliou- and ScrouS L@ossaess.
y ryouS ler.iiIy, AfScSOBs Oi ths Hiseter aud
k,Jucts. prou-y. Ery>., !S~. Corrupt HumClS. sad
ut1rT Sud mprt malignant and tareat,ulEs diseases.
The Proprietor u an possession &C thousands %
terra ECatr~ a JHtS con defensive sr-zCy % Tie
LIFE PIL.LS AND GuUNIN EtTTERS.
IaC>C C-rUica-s> : e uUsECerEsuShie and unGe-
Hiahlc. tor thry STe EIvrr voluntarily t- nc Pers~Es
,ussd. " no testify 10 what tdsy Suay sud iccl-
These CESj.os ae perfectly Usttd t-a SgreSshc N
,Ae!T operation. and cannot te tied D. Any SClC;,d
person Without giving The utmost >ssl~.AcsIuu ana
,r.-bt. Prepared aaG :. & by ~. WI FAT.
-. Hc"sIWsy. essity
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-01-21

MAIL RANGES The Pittsburgh mail
will be sent hereafter, by the railroad be-
tween Pittsburgh and Bellaire..
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The Rev q. :. Burnett,
IHE PANIC!

AWNING To THE GREAT SCARCITY
~ OF "oust.Iw,i >.i ser tie next g. 5xssEy
whole ~tCe. o.: "e>t x. cents s:iC0 - 20 ceEt>i
LJGIs>' best Atd u owes - - CeIIS,
G-Ej~' dI 81 ur : quality - to;
Fiu- BOGUS Jieyery description ~ whal hey cost
new ! Jfk;
,uA ls..e lot OF 81 ce.Ss ThIbei Ci,las H.srSeI
.Hy-- - 3 : cents;
heal NeIsa FlaEnsls, worth > cents, Down % Sd
JeItS.
asL blankets =; less khan say5OSy slse >e,!s tas-
EUA CASH OSLY.
J. :. HOPES.
unFi5siI No. 81, Main 81 NisrllHg-
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PROBATE COURT.
The State OF Ohio. BtNaont county, IS.
OFFICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

lac ~iolIoutn nNaaei EVsCutcrs. AGminis-
ITstsrS and Guardians have ae4 tAS.r accounts and
Npu,htrs IN my S;hcr for >etttemeuL. 10 VII:
lanes Philips. SUm'f Of tSlncil1 koS-CJs, deed.
smith Hurst. EN'T a iSStd uifst, deed.
samuel ElIrN. G4srJIsD Of WIiuSn, George. Zach
artAh. ulNpa, SEC Joan Hays
Rohcrt Tsnuehi' B., Adm'r of William Bcall, deed.
ktslSh ksagWSs, Guardian OF hUEla kicsNay. Jr.
Nu,c, WvIiyg. NGat'J 81 JACOB " urity, deed
Jo,I nouEpa, Gdatdian OF Louisa, Joseph W. aid
.!t.au =. M-Nu.ltU.
) y. TURNER aaS n. Heaerlns Ex'Ts Of william
Summers, deed.
TTtaE Mcmillan, Ski of James Mcmillan. deed.
J. psw Wright. Admir- Ut PArhe GTerE, deed
Asa Hollow AZ, Ndm' rot SamlG. hoiseNav,dee d.
Margaret Hal, Admit OF JACOB Hall, deed
John Hams. Guardian u. William LeVi Nells
Matthew B0lIhe, ENr al EltEa'cIN ho1ps, deed.
Warden Armstrong, EK' % George Armstrong {,
deed.
Vhc hTs1 ave above uHurd accounts VIA be iot
Esarlrs and settlement ga tue SKA, IAc neIt Ave on
he van and 1he 81 lssI0u .ae S0th days oi JGnu-
- Iss DANtD HAReIS,
Jam, 1855. frossie Judge.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-01-21

GGen. Walker has gone South. Efforts
will be made every where to get up Tor him
a certain sympathy"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-01-21
Tin, Copper or Sheet Iron Trade,
Country ~Storekeeners

will end il TO their interest. L. call and eIsming his
stock Of Fra WSre. before 90 ius 10 Wtesiing IN pun
ctsse. 1t Is al made nader his own supervision, and
wIIbe - d low er Ih&n u e&a be Afforded on he other
side of the river. uixy-iy
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GeNnHGsI>

SONN B.. SAUNDERS found Il ST.
- vas NAIIu m Jals tuW ushgp wsthin ne
I.>. thirty DAYS. Et avs Eac owug tAu have Z. y
sIvI NJ the uuutbCr and o.ser Description. s1d ~ e
waTIiuc aiu for aIs trouble and pay Ius ~eNICnssS Of
aLNrlLls.u.. aN-NA
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SENATE.

JAN. Is.
Petitions presented by Mr.. slsde Of Cap.
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rsrt.neat il is Complete, for ] Esve a choice stock
OF GOATS and can n ana -ut eitir-sGI1 or yOuus
in price, quality aud size leei confident thai Say
one VIII wants Caa ~ least save money bF Gazing
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-01-21
GOO Pieces of Calico or Prints
ey~ Gentlemen, as for your de-

Which ! viii seal tower Than fny one has any idea
Of. Also, Bonnet Trimmings o. great variety.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-03

A SAD PIcrURE-Jos"ph Perry Of Cold
Spring. jefferson County, Wis. quarreled with
Isaac Wetherby about boat which they had
mutually used. Perry killed Wetherby. His
trial had just resulted in Conviction and by the
laws of that State he will be imprisoned for
life. The JNersonian thus graphically pictures
the court room:
"The trial was set down for Thursday morn.
ing and long before Judge Collins made his Up.
pearance, the Court room was densely crowded
with people from various towns in this County
especially from Cold Spring and Hebron. where
Wetherby and Perry were SO well known. The
Court room presented a sorrowful sight; fol
there sat the bereaved widow of the murdered
man, drowned in tears. and behind her the wife
of the prisoner, also deeply affected. with her
now three fatherless children, and beside his
council sat the prisoner, looking pale and ema'
ciated, caused by remorse and long contine'
ment, the big tears rolled down bis cheeks, al
he thought Of the awful deed he had committed
and the probable dreary years of inn risonment
that ne would have TO drag out, deprived Of the
society of his wife and children, and all that il
calculated to make life supportable."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-03
From the Prairie du Chen Leader,

OuR RAIL ROAD TRAFFlc.-The returns of
Mr.. LAwLER. Agent for the M. e. M. r. X. at
this place, show that, during the months of
September, October and November. the amount
Of freight landed at McGregor by the Railroad
Company, exceeded the total amount left there
by STEAMBOATS,; being about one half of all the
freight received here. From McGregor the
bulk ofthis freight passes into the counties north
and west ofClaytOn, in Iowa, and the southern
Tier of couLties in Minnesota. 1t is fair to pre-.
sumo that proportionate amount of travel goes
the same way.
This shows, in some measure, the importance
of the trade in that section of country west OF
us, which must inevitably and permanently find
its outlet through our city, as compared with
that OF Northern Minnesota and sets at res,
groundless fears of those who imagine that, in
time, competing lines of railroad north of rs
will lessen the travel and traffic which we now
ENJOY. In the country west of its terminus-s
country unsurpassed for fertility, and already
teerhing with population as dense as that o.
many OF the oldest counties in our own State
the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad pos
sesses most decided advantage over any pro
Jected railroad north Of us. During the presen
year the Il st section OF the Northern iowa Roat
| from MEG :egor will be opened. This will lrac
Mississippi Railroad through most productiv.
and rapidly growing region of country, from
| which large reso, rces m st be dawn.
| tits we'll known that the opening of the Chica
60 road for SO miles back Of Rock Island, a dee
IS per cent, TO the rnings of that road Or
the me r1nci. lie we expect the opening IF tn,
| McGrego' road will add largely to the earn
ings of the Milwaukee e. Mississi, pi Road ant
| to the business of this city.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-03

ExHrnirIoNs-On Thursday last that great
delineator ofcharacter, WlNcHELL 'made faces"
at the largest audience ever assembled in
American Hall. The town has been laughing
ever since.
On Friday evening Mr.. Garrison of Fillmore
County Min. entertained an approaching audi
ence at the Seminary Building. Mr.. G. has a
valuable apparatus for the illustration of the
science of Astronomy, and he is doubtless well
qualified to explain its beauties. An atten-
dance upon one of his exhibitions will be pro.
ductive of more benefit to young men than all
the theatrical shows or concerts in America.
Besides the instruction impaired by lectures and
illustrations. he exhibits by means of Magic
Lanterns, an extensive list of magnificent pic
lures in Sacred, Protane, and Natural Hisrory,
Paintings of celebrated places in modern Eu-
rope &c. &c. Mr.. G. is worthy man Of con-
siderable scholastic attainments, and the limo.
cence and usefulness of his "show" will COM
mned him to public favor
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-03

Consistency.-The whole power of the Gov
eminent and all the moral stamina of the coun-
try is to be drawn upon to put down Brigham
Young of Utah, because he admires more ladies
than one, and insists upon carrying that admira-
ton to an extent not warranted by the rules of
experience or decency-but mark you, while
this indignant efferyescence against Brigham is
going on in the public mind, that same public
mind to great extent, including particularly
the commercial emporium of the U. States, is
violently excited as to the best mode of receiv-
ing Turkish Admiral now daily expected at
New York. Brighams distinction arises from
his polygamic practices--the other Turk main
tains the same system on less extended scale.
The Bashaw of Nine Tails from Turky is q
lion, the Bashaw of Sixty tails from Utah is "a
lecherous old scoundrel!"
Six young American ladies % have propos.
cd to marry the Admiral and 60 with him to
Turkey!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE hereby given, that by virtue Of special
~ execution, issued out of the ONCE Of the clerk of
the district court Of Clayton county, Iowa. beaiinn
Thursday, the 2sth day Of March, A. d. 1885, between
the hours Of o'clock, A. NJ and o'clock, P. NJ, OF
that day. sell to the highest bidder for cash, at the
store Of N. NJ. futile, in the town Of McGregoe In
the county and State aforesaid the following
towit All the right, title and interest Of Elisabeth
the town Of McGregor, heretofore occupied By william
j. Paul, As Meat Market and Grocery together With
her interest in and to the Lot Of Land ON which the
same IL situated. re-
Taken the property Of the said Elizabeth Paul 70
satisfy certain judgment rendered BY the afbresaid
district COURT at the January Term, D. 1885, there.
Of In favor of Derby & Day, and against the said
Elizabeth Paul, for the sum Of Eight Hundred ana
Eightyour dollars and Nineteen and 2O-lOO dollars
costs Of suit and oil costs that may accrue.
JAMES DAVIS,
Sheriff Of clayton county, Iowa.
By N. NJ. FUTILE,
February rs, 1S6Sn73w2 Deputy Sheriff.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE hereby given, that by virtue Of Special
Execution issued out Of the Office OF the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Clayton County, Iowa, and to
directed against the North West quarter Of the North
East quarter Of section No. Is, Town 81 North Of
Range West the property Of VIM. Grant, to satisfy
Judgment rendered again him, the said Grant, at
the last January term Of the District Court of ssid
County Of Clayton for the year 1858, in favor Of Aonze
Nurse for the sum Of thirty five and 4OlO0 Dollars
debt and COSTS taxed at seventeen and 8ol0o dollars.
berg in the said County Of Clayton and state Of Iowa.
the twenty nnth day Of March, 1853, between the
hour of ten o'clock A. NJ and four O'Clock p. NJ. Of
said day, all the interest Of the aid Grant in and to the
above de crbed land, to att ~ said judgment which
rendered again: aid land the property Of said
Grant, at the time and place Aforesaid
JAMES DAVIS,
Sheriff Of Clayton County, Iowa.
March 3rd, 1858. ME-.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-03

DIR. BAKERS PAIN PANAcEA-"We are not
in the habit of indorsing patent medicines un.
less we have indubitable proofs of their efficacy.
in view of the Multiplicity of Quack nostrums
with which the country is contin, ally flooded.
it becomes oflener the duty o the journalist to
warn the public against imposition than to com.
mend medicines and remedies that possess mer-
it but when a medicine earns for itself repu-
tation and becomes an absolute necessity in
every family where there is disease, and when
those who use it never afterward dispense with
it when they are in need of a remedy for rain
and disease. it then becomes the duty of the
journalist 10 make such medicine or remedy as
widely known as possible. Our attention has
frequently been called as we'll by those who
use the medicine as those who sell it. to the
unexampled success of Bakers Pain Panacea,
which has gained a popularity and meets with
a sale unequalled by any medicine that has
ever been sold in this untry.'-Marshall
Winosian.
For sale by Merrill e. Barren, McGregor.
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