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~ Notice ht1cry given to ali p rsons 1I.hte 10 the
payment Of the aeesa ncnts for extending Laae STREET
fin It's prcss. Fnuua Aaa4n sss south TO j.ck
eon stst - Ier Haant 90 South dated Juue It'll 1876
tat utees The amount due said ar psd 70
theFeAfet. a j. a. Mr,Ejf I'll
~ aS41 lN ~ Srls Isaiss4s4
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Z ~ Z 1*&s y A3-Kl4Is.-%l.I4IkE Ut iii.
-. sns cMsk Cauaty: s--t'oek County C1rente
Hnaft st.tuA WneoK. James u. Lron aud Huratto n
!sat r. GeosFs faast. christopher kecfh Caiha,tno
Ltn- N AS> "e>4A1A4'&s >
ZIG nostce i htzthy given that L. G. r4ias Fyeer
a1aHtst tnaaeeEy pf toek Csuuty state VI lats vii
n!e Gus on the II day u april. 4. H. 1854 vi altho
sttctl"n' an4! ataaan iass ono
Ias*e. sgsdiss.'"n n The southeast Gua.r ssi!on
IN tt~h.hp lhHs mis- 1871, t"nh cf karSa
Ioaern a rnst n khl t;urk touny mi al te tnter 4
81 fs. ~ !, q; ;is.dtas J.! ,n :, ,aI s.e o
nosn door OF The Court Hcsx ID lha civ Of Chic ., ia
taa County and Stas a:orsal ths tahay Of H. pts-
GER a. " ls9 II t1a oe.ek N Ire saIi u4Y
l.. I, PAINE FHEEK.
c, Master In Chauerry of Cook Cuanty.
eA'e'A0e sep:s al lsi9- N- k&oA
, 1859-09-08

"aan Gei!ie of Chsko Elsto., id. On .As
1saeta day ot uxnler. A. D. leSs 4<,e e3o na
srt neei e,nstJ!nS TO ms III twtliy aae H. In s. s.
Snent' "a OF BOOK onr ~. II khtx Adt.t3on
70 oCaaEo n the a'uosy 6f Took Asats uf Niuo m
ssuIu t1s payment VI thres pson.orT notes thesxsn
netaentA foF nifs hundrd anI osty*ftht dollus .nd
nkes essst tae and due n and thrrc ytar
pcttetf being part the pusclase money Of aad ID
which dsed Of tus rrcuraeI Ia the Kxco1.rr. fcs II
Cook eounsy llnois. boak ss u dceL IL, cn ~
eond tar Of January, lSa3, -
as ,ssoo r s. sso r.; ben ;ds
70 ne hy 'he legal her II d uisa fur The ssis of
.ne ssa .t nts 70. e luryrse f raytrH lhe u
% tns sAd nost1 sad TTf deed psDv,caa q f,ut
Ah7ll letrmx du&s ~ ~'e
Nov thretft hv s1'tnt cs he pnxer aad authority 10
kfen IN and by tho sa,d trlst cesL sha op th. {h
a! II 1sss. At tic hour Of neloek a. ~
- tas N.th 'nF THO touft fate in The tly of Chl-
e1sn " the Sttc nt l!an s-i al ht s4hf lie nis NJ
nd. ~ fala; y, M ea,,y ef statnp!oa u th. ,s4 VIII
Above fer c.i lot ~1t: Lnt t. enty ora t3l IN s. =
Hays. suhv!s0n .! block o-o ~ IN Wight Acdstoo 10
ae Il ihe county Of Cook ad Stste u Illinois v a.
oia!s. ff ss,h r n .f paYz .lss ~
Of the sshi n1cu!43. >''
se3sS4lSt n rRrfEu
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X ENOSI1A WATER CURE
TE:s Institution il situated IN of the pleanatest
u Laks Michigan, IS tnes north Of Chicago. has
asy bern thoroughly tednd for The reception Of paenta
p!od x siEtrEs of fas son wa2- Every Attention VIII
b Exea TO- tn comfort oE rseta particulars I'D
estra LII. hd9t.1a E. PES0fER. Frrtre.nr,
q. TEEELTE, Physician.
kncEai. WlA- Nay %, 1Ea, tny5o@9--.s
, 1859-09-08
OFFICE OF TIE SUPT. OF
~ rCDLlC WORKS. C.rr or Cu1cAso. Aueus =

To Property owutr9 On n rta Market Street.
North Market strict. from Kinzc strrf 10 Ell Stnrt ;i
e aowed to M I'D Aasses st!ccs III fnI u thclt prpc
ny oc. l.eydcd. hsld GiIuE Il completed on or 5efors
tue 8sh ray Of Sep ca.lss Ec1t liter which time 10 allw
ance will tt nae for tcc Iiae In xad greet y .,D-rf.
ucA<-s Il f.lEYEIANH tSr11
aueJ.atisit @1f~
, 1859-09-08
Corporation nn1lgc5.


[ !OhIAlISSIUNEI NOTICE.
~ Public Notice Il hereby given to Ill per..,na 1atg.
fd that ihe C6unit tsloaer apjnEssd b. lie
Common Council at tho Cty Of CIcasu. to a*.ts tc tuI
I'D upon ths ri e."e T. the South Division By liz,
deemed leIvaed Y travelling South N:ee finn State
ouse on the lsth day W s.pee 1e al the hour Of 10
O'clock H. NJ for The puri<s Of mixing sd sssessmen
u. II. GRAY,
ChlE1Eo. S4{r.- bt1i lfsy. "a ttEf x
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1 !ulCAGO RELIGIOUS BOOK.
~ STORE. 10. s. WELLS ST.


t'*0f*2@- l.
New Books Just RecefvetI.
I. Ai.tas tiFeek Testament, vol- l. containing The
- .45 %
El~arda, :sn.al'<y. Marcy, Griffin, E1nmo1s
Hurgc and Week4 With lntrpduaory xssay by
,, rIof Edwards 4; ratkA af AnG,rci,, $50. 70
). Thoiuck On John. Trznasated by krauih. IS
I. Le duEcs tn fGnnF Men. Uellycfed Ia Exeter iia
NJ. L9adon: %1o fnr 60
. Tom tlr Fo11nt in Of L!fe fe.-.,,,. Fl
g Catherine Dy author u Aeres and The Little Kcy IS
I. 1Ae Gitt CoDce4D Or MINIS relation 10 t;od and
.ss,s, IasIe s.ss =. ~ Nehemiah ADAMS Iii :. s5
.. L@a1olosy; n.sy; ~ 1hc Scripture uost:ine Of the
A. a'ss -, ns.Sncat ,s Fl snndsy School soots
y Noard lote.r Carter Hrue1, Gould 4 Itnco5n FL
osherA Kept eonstant!T On hand bY the subscriber
, 1859-09-08

<nis!-1ae a'"s. wonderful preparation kuuxn for D.-
ssos!as l'a'drua Curing Eaaeas Relieving Sick ue.d
asas f.ssatsns the alr nom Falling Out and PRODUCING
Soa " "a se'peabe Druggists and Fancy Good
CHARLES ERNEST K co, es Maiden 1eaeN.Y.
VI" accomplish ali that Is ciaucd for Il aed no one
s.u ': q nopsa TIE loa Of hair they vii use Yoss
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4 S S l G n Z E'S SALE


The en1re Hoek Of Lumber Ssh poors B,lncs Mould
iseA E&u.t.zee. liazd Eais* Hardware Ga.s Taitts
Oh, Horsea, skorA Ca1Eazes4 &c, a.slx1ed 10 me pT
Ab5St kr Eraaa for the bee9t Of thelr c7et,.rs pro
tua toeez Pees ulil Insure the eoeink o-t
q The stock II An op2otua.iy Is open pas
= has te complete .ttes u machinery fr The
ta:ture OF sash lhooIs. pd* AouAnxs B.eketa Coz.
sha.tsps Boiling and hxtu;ss. nov tn ruan.aE ortI-
through .he hard tln 70 10 h.cds nd this
large md we established trade w Ie u.ne1 70 he pars
purchasing the aztines! and taking The +hcp. r.. 4c
uizs Inquire tie PREMISE s.. Stth C!zsk x1est of
". u. FiIILLlI73- As4tx1ee
GhtAko ArFu:t 18th le.1 2ufEajsal IA
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-04-16
Old Newspapers.

How few persons realize the value of old
newspapers. They are often worth three
or four times the original price of subscrip-
ton, and sometimes even u hundred dollars
would gladly be paid for certain volume
if it could be obtained. Isaiah Thomas. in
collecting the materials for his"s History of
Painting in AMERICA" paid upwards Of a
thousand dollars for volumes of old news
papers. -.1~ .ai.@.n8
large assortment of Clocks for Sale very chear
for Cash, at A. D. ROBINSoN'S
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-04-16

Car the Cherry |le'A
EmisFan'', a an eonsregating in this vicln-
Mines have 'n. tim time, though a larg" number
it! f'F . '1,1 right along for the m'nes' is,
s,,l alike Of the nS rsnn MOVE ".a hese a
''n' sa. for the grass to get up su'hclen. TO
afford ,.s sp ncon.tbo wastes of Nebraska: As As
venture wv w observations extend, we should
' 'I,s they were vel! prepared LOT 'I1 soo1
Jug .fora them. Their teams are in s00a
Dsy , D',Y and the men are hearty and ro-
e'Ha'' avn endowed with indomita0le ener-
ous'' 49, ..,,oraocc. We find among them
q a"' - r.rrorn'ans, wko crossed the
MANY ,.1o-,j2. These cm1sr"nts are
P.n '+m ~ The Western States-lIIinois' WIS
AZ WV" ucbiran, Minnesota and Iowa, each
t e.s;,J' their quota. We will here note
t.:arr the companies, as far as we were
.bIe to ascertain the data. One company
,men. from Mankato, Minnesota-hofs'
,..n. ! teams from Fayette County, Iowa
T,,.ra 3 woke 70 the wagon. From O''y'0f
,,.o,ry. Iowa, team, 3 horses, and 5 men
,..s,ne County, Wis, | team, horses, men
Fam p,Kn.5, County, H., Is wagons, t
,,rs.s. 80 men and one woman. lhis COM
.,,,na.r ,bn following unique code
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-04-16
Sales OF Real Estate in Pottawa,tamie Count!
For Ne Week Ending Fri9ay, April Is, 1859

Report Expressly for the Nonparcl BY STREET RIDER
Investigators Of Titles and Records.
| WIN Baker to Mary \ Riggs-A portion of Lot G5 in
! Original Town-$6Co.
VIM Il Reel to Michael Gcodwin-Lot 8, Block II,
Stutsman's end Addltion-S300
George Wilson to W W Foreman-Uudvided J. Lot
| l. "a, Stutaman's Addition--S3O0.
John Andrews 10 Vim o Howard-L l. la d g.
l. ?, ), 4, B4, l. 7, s, Is, 49, BIT, s. G. IL H. b s,
l. 10, l6 b G, u, b 10, LIS, g, H. LIZ 3, L. II,
l., -. 20, II, L., 2 TO- 10, l. l, &c, Andrews
SuLdivisiOn-Slo, 900.
Norman Smith to Leonard Smitl--SWa SW 4 Sec
s. Town II, Range 10000.
W c James 10 Charles Recd-W y NEa Sec 25 T
"a, Range l4-$4O0.
W G James TO Susan Cvaig-EA SWh and Sw 4
Sc ;. and E.. NV \ aud W. NE. and SEA Sc. Sec
II, Town "a Range 4o-$l50O.
Henry Clay Dean toJ Clinton ROberts-WA Sc J. Sec
50, Town IS. Range 39-$.
WSTM 'rton to George Parks-Sw4 Sec q; E =
NE4 aud SWh EEa Sec So, Town 70 Range 30; Lo; .,
10, BE, 10, b. L IS, b 7, 4, b II, Jacks n,
Addition: Part /, ., l. Bayliss LIST Addition-39o0O
Thomas II Benton jr. to Lawrence Marke-22 feet ol
west side Lot 1879, Original Towp--$500.
Elias Swickard to John Swckard-NE'! Me- Sec /;
Va Ne. Sec Sec ,; NW4 NE4 Sc. II, TOWN "A,
Range 49, SW Sc i Sec 81 Town 10, Range i3 Lot 8,
81, B3l, La b 10 L 80. b 81 L 81, 90, %, l. 10 b
90, Ferry AdlItlon-SIl0o.
Alvin Daniels to Sarah BurroUghs-SW. Me-
Sec ), Town II, Range I0-$75. -.
II y A Goldsmith TO Rozctta GJldsmith-u ndyidct
a 3. i, 5 10 II. L., Block 6, HAgss Extension
5! 25o.
Charles G Camp to Benz kng-Lot8 Block Q; Ia
3 Block II Beers Addltlon-Slo0.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-04-16
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Wholesale 4 Retail Price Current.

Corrected Weekly !yr til Council Blum, NOHPCrCN '!
JOHN Il. BEERS &CO.
FhJ'C&Gl1 and RctGU Gr0cecs, Commission and For
lcar&iny NcrchaHts, Njddlt Broadlcay
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{ h!I:I~

thH:L.
This is an annual }'tnt from Spain-of n
sweet, ches;nut-lke lIayor, easy of cultiva-
"'A aud very productive. II. A. TERRY &
w. trescent City, can fill all orders for
>.ls' Try these Earth Almonds.
Going.
'2e t":F& ID Ledgtr, publishes a list Of
"'' Tie Persons bound for the gold mines.
ID anu around ruirG,.d.' The list embraces
" names, and the Lc1ycr says there are
DOUBTLESS many more who will 90.
NJ - RUNNER, Veterinary Surreon
''"S ''Nc'NI@t to remain a few months lon
S@F IN Council Rufus and Omaha, and will
attend to any business in the line Of his nro.
lesson. He has already attended to ov.r
one hundred cases. all Of which he has
created successfully. Those who wish 10
'o'a'n his services can do so, by ADDRESSING
n,'n through the postofice, either at Council
''uHs or Omaha. His valuable horse mej;-
''neS' as we'll as his liument for rheumatism
:" Inc human family, can be had of J. X
S' " Co., Omaha, and Drs. uoyy ( Me-
'LELLAAD, Council Bluffs. -
council Bluff, Brokers' Office.
s1,, A'n4' OF Hncurrent money bought and
" ELL. n4Q 0m
g The other day We saw a hana.eart in
sv, s,'S.'. loaded up with the fodder and
[ [A,0S Of four men, bound to the mines. We
,h ,' = o'''n heard of such things, but this was
We hrs' specimen We ever saw. and wac,n,I
"e'P thinking that all the romance Of
Nv s~ an arrangement, would fade awav in
'ne first days travel. ""' !"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-04-16
A Long Journey.

A Lon: Journey.
Yesterday party of eight men passed
through Davenport, on their way to the land
of gold. They We're from Belmont county,
Indiana, and had been twenty-five days on
the journey-almost 400 miles. They had
large and small wagon, the former propel-
led by FIVE oxen, and the latter by two oxen
led off by horse. Men and cattle appeared
standing the trip very well. They are just
getting broke in " to the work. They
have long journey before them yet.-Da-
renport Gazette.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-04-16

yI-IIEREAS. on the 2ith day "t February. A. y.
w 1858. William Davis AMI kchcr. his wife. exc
tuCl INTO the SLcrln Of PDtiaWittInie County, Iowa
Trustee. Deed of Trust conveying to said
Trustee the following premises, 10 wit. commencing
point 50 chains North Of the y F. corner Of the
y. W. ! Of the s +, i Of section 49, Township 10 !.
Range 10 " aud running \. 70 degrees ". 9 90 hanS.
81 degrees W So rods. thence s. 81 degrees
W rods. thence 5. degrees Il. 80 rods, thence 4.
80 chains. thence 5 6. degrees T. 1913 rods eighty
acre line thcnrc eight -uIe (S) rods to the place
beginning containing fUrtyf"ur Y1-0O acres
less in the County Of POtdWat annie and State Of Iowa
which said Deed Of Trust Recorded said Re-
CuCT DlcP Of said County the 2Jth day If Fcbru-
airy, A. D. 1865 in book II. page 22:' and made by
the said william and RCbCra Davis for the purpose
securing the payment Of Prnm>snry Note, signed by
the said William Davis, dated the 2lth day of Febrli-
airy, 1853, payable 10 william owen order. for Eight
hundred and sIXy-Gve Collars the LIST of Septcm-
her. 1853 after date with interest at the rate of ten
Ter cent. per auuum And said Note having become
aHI payable, and the said william Davis having
failed to pay The same, William Baker, Sheriff and
Trustee aforesaid do hereby public notice, that
by virtue Of the power which is vested by said
deed Of Tus' viii Oh the S0h day of April, 1859, be-
tween the hours Of 10 O'clock 4. VI. and O'C"ck, 2.
NJ of said day, at the County Treasurrr's Office. in
Council Blufs, sell at Public Auction 10 tie highest
bidder for cash, the premises above described 50
much thereof shall be sUlicen satisfy and pay
the of said Note with interest and the expenses
Of sad sale Upon the completion of said sale, deed
will he given accordance with the stpulations Of
SAID Deed u Trust.
WIN. BAKER, Sheriff.
By :. II. CRAIG, Deputy,
Dated March 3lst 1859 MIG At
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Chicago l. Rock Island Railroads

The only through route t, Chicago from Fort pes
Des MONIES, Council Buff, aid all points in Central
and Western Iowa.
Two passenger trains leave 1,nn City and Washing
ton daily, SUNDAY excepted. i-li,ws:
FROM IOWA CITY.
Mail, ) 81 \. M.-Art.yc at CIisIc,. 3IOPM
Exp, 10 p. N.-.rrivc u Chicago, 40 A NJ
FROM WASHl%GTOS.
Mall, 3.45 A. M.-Arr!ye at Chicago, s 30 p u.
Exp, IL 80 P. H.-Arrive al Chicago / 10 4. 81
E5@Thc morning train from Iowa City and Ea>hlrg-
ton is the only TAIN leaving low. in the morning that
makes Connection with The Through Express Tram OF
Michigan Southern Railroad the same eyepihg.g
Passengers by any thcr Route Cllsei 70 rem IN
in Chicago until the ncXl morning.
Passengers are SPECIALLY requested 10 NOTE TIE
FACT that this the Only Through Route from Io,rd
tUy to thiCGg0 The dec ted ADVANTAGE !. Possesses
by the connection Of The two Roads, at the Mississippi
River, give il preference all her routes All
trains run Through 10 ChtrGIO rritR0w chaaqe Of
Cars crossing the Mississippi River Elilraad Bride
between DAY eDpvrt and R.k Island, dlspehs rg
with the loss Of time the aluoyace and liability loss
OF Baggage, Incidental to other IicS.
C"ancctlOLs made al La Sale with trains Of the
Illinois Central Railroad. nuU,ilh, GaIena, Carv
St. LonlS and intermediate points.
At Chicago, with trains Of the Mich Southern
Michigan Central anu Fort Wayne and hicago Rail
Reads.
ES-ThrnuCh Tickets can be procured at ashincton
and Iowa City. to Buffalo, Albany, New York Boston,
Pittsburgh, Pblla!epLIa, BltTnTe. and all the prin-
cipal points in the Uuited States sill Canaias.
SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK,
Will find this the desirable and expeditions route
from Iowa Ia Chicago and the Eastern markets.
~ Stock Trains run through in Ii and ono
hall hours. without Ecrriase Or change OF Cars.
JOHN ?. TRACY. General Supern:e nLent.
W. l.. ST. JOHN, General Ticker Agent
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Trustees Male.

N1HEREAS, on TIE 2cd DAY OF MAY, A. y. 1857
w Feter Haas executed unto the Sheriff Of Pottawat
tamIc County as Trustee, certain Deed of Trust
conveying to said Trustee the following described
premises, to wit: The Wa of the NV 4 and he NV !.
Of the SWI. Section IS. and the Of the NEa of Sec
90; the SEA of the SWA of Sec. 81, all in rwnshp
rs North u RANGE IL west in the county Of Poawatta
mic, and S:a'C OF Iowa, which said Deed Of Trust
recorded the Recorders Otlce of said County, the
god day May, A. D, 1857, book d. page 3l4
made by the said Peter Haas, for the purpose Of
uring the payment of Promlssory Note signed 10y
the said Peter Haas, dated the 22t day of May, 1857
payable to Charles Z. Jones, Eleven Hundred and
Fifty Dollars, after date; and said Mute hav
E become due and payable, and the SAID Peter lIaas
having failei 10 pay the same any part thereof,
William Baker Sheriff and Trustee aforesaid, do hereby
give public UuICe, that by virtue of the which l.
in vested, 10y said Deed Trust will tho
Second day of May, 1883, between the hours OF IL
o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock ? M. Of said day, the
Cnunty Treasurer's 0f4c1 in Council Bluffs, sell al
Public Auction to the highest bidder for cash, tho
premises above dcs rl cd much thereof shall
lie suff'icu. 10 satisfy and pay the amount Of said
Note with interest and the expenses of said sale Upon
the completion Of such sale. deed viii be given, in
accordance with the stipuaiUBs Of said Deed Of Trust
WILLIAM BAKER. Sherin& Trustee
BY 5. IT CRAIG. Deputy.
Dated Conn'ij Bluffs, April 9th, 1859. v2a50-.wi
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-04-16
DESULTORY PARAGRAPHS.
By BOB MARLINsPIKE.

T.
r-"Black as the ace of spades," is an
axnrcssion, which, from time immemorial,
ba. furnished to mankind an ideal
standard Of darkness. Novelists and m oon-
shine poets talk of "midnight'' and "the
ravens wing" and the ladies politely
refer YOU to the "chimney back" and
uthunder cloud" but to masculine humani-
ty in general, the dark spot on that bewitch-
ing little oblong slip Of pasteboard has been
for perhaps hundred years, the ne pas
ultra of blackness. To some of US however,
it is 50 no longer. Last Monday darkey
passed through town, en- route to Pixies
Peak, who, if may indulge IN little by
nerbole, would throw shadow on the face
of night, and make the SAGE of spades"
look pale. Psychologists tell US that the
skin is colored by a pigment spread beneath
it, and we suppose that when dame nature
had bleached the snowflake, she sought the
opposite extreme, and mixed pigment with
which to blacken the face of our hero.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-21
MORTGAGE SALE WHEREAS

I'LL default has been made the condition of certain
AID. 1856 executed and delivered BY John Cashier Of
Ramsey county, Minnesota, to John Francis Baasen, OF
said john Cashier did grant bargain sell and
the said John Francis Baasen his heirs and assigns for
ever all those tracts or parcels OF land lying and being
Commencing at point one hundred and twelve feet
eastery from Cedar street fifty DO feet thence north
erly, thirty eight G8 feet thence westerly to Cedar
sCns Of sss cedas IS
to the place Of beginning intending hereby to 8
rear Of lot No. seven g. BLOCK Ne nineteen @ St
Paul Proper according to the recorded plat thereof in
me s @ q The c
southwest quarter Of section No. fourteen u, in town
ship No. twenty. eight 0, north of range No twenty-five
ditamentsand appurenances thereunto belonging in
any wise appertainng, to secure the payment to the
said John Francis Baasen his heirs executors admins
traitors and assigns Of the Of eleven hundred dollars
[$lO0 OO and tie interest thereon according the
and delivered by the said John N. Cashier the said
John Francis Baasen, bearing date with said
was recorded in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds Of
ramsey county, the 18th day of December A. D. 1856
ct ~ O'Clock A. M in book of Mortgages pages s6.
And whereas there is scaimed to be due, and is
due at the date of this notice, upon said note mentioned
nineteen hundred Is 100 dollars 1880 25l00i-.
AND no suit or at law or otherwise having
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that by virtue of
power Of sale contained in said mortgage and pursu
ant to the statute in such made and provided the
described mortgaged premises will be sold at pub
of October, A. D. 1882 at o'clock A. NJ of that day.
at the front door of the Court House Of Ramsey county
amount due upon said note and mortgage costs
and expenses by law allowed
Dated St. Paul. August q. 1859 .c, ,
A. GIBERroN, Agent. augH-w2w
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-21
HOS TIERS STOMA CH

In view of the fact that every member of the human
.ides nnumerable other conditions in lfe which. by the
assistance of little knowledge exercise Of common
diet and with the assistance Of good tonic secure per-
manent health In order to accomplish this desired OBJ
lsS things al the least hazard
Of vital strength and life for this end Dr. Hostetter has
name. which at this day is not new medicine but one
that has been tried for years giving satisfaction to all
the stomach, bowels and liver restoring them to
healthy and Vigorous action and thus Dy he simple pro
triumph over disease.
the cure Of Dyspspsa s%.. Nsuses Fla
produeins Cramps Coc' Cholera M0rbus' &C. these
Daha dysentsry or u1 50 generally contracted Ssas
use Of this preparation Dyspepsia, disease proba-
trbuted to of the digestive organs be
per directions the bottle. For this disease every ply
Stefan viii recommend bitters Of some kind then why
not article known to be nfallibe? Every coun
try has their Bitters u preventive Of disease and
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the Germans from whom this preparation ema1stea
he destiny Of in the
deal scale of science. l7fHs
which fixes its relentless grasp on the body of man,
ducng him a shadow in short space of time,
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LETTERS RENOWNED BITTERS. Further, any of
above stated diseases cannot be contracted when
posed to any ordinary conditions producing them. if the
Btters are used q per directions And as it neither
creates nausea nor oends the palate and rendering
necessary any change of diet interruption to usua
pursuits, but promotes sound sleep and healthy diges
ton the complaint is thus removed as speedily is
sstent with the production OF thorough and permanent
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For Persons in advanced years, who are suffering
from enfeebled constitution and innr body, these
Bters invaluable restorative of strength and
vgor and needs only to be tried to be appreciated And
to mother while nursing these Bitters are ndispensa-
ble especially where the mothers nourshment ia made.
quate TO the demands of the child, consequently her
strength yield, and here is where good tonic,
such Hostetter's Stomach Bers is needed to mpart
temporary strength and vigor to the system Ladies
shodd by all means try this remedy for all of de-
bily, and before 50 doing ask your physician, who,
he is acquainted with the virtue of the Biters, will
commend their use in all cases of weakness. ~
CAUTION-We caution the public against using any
of the many limitations or but ask for Hos
tetters Stomach Bitters and that each bottle has the
words DR.. J. Hosetter's Stomach Biters." blown on
the side of the bottle and stamped the metallic cap
covering the cork and observe that our autograph sig
nature is on the label.
~ Prepared and sold by HOSTETTER 4 SMITH,
Pittsburgh Pa and sold by all druggists grocers and
dealers generally, throughout the United Staes Canada,
South America and Germany. augl7-wly