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many people. It's motto, consP'cnousy aisP,nsyeo'
should be- "Quoih Hudibrss, i smell rat -.
Forbes letter is, of course q great thing tor Inc
Courier and IL that paper Is able 70 supply sohio
half dozen important links ia the cham OF s''-
dence, which are row wanting, il VII make out
very respectable ease. have no doubt, however,
il viii fail mournfay it did IN its late contro
versy with The Adrsrfser, 10 the authorship OF
recent political circular.
Nobody will be found 10 defend Buruham's APP
monument. II was bad one in every respect; bad
for the liquor law; bad for the Governor; bad Tor
his nolt;cal friends. What were the Governors
reasons for making this appointment is best known
10 himself. III they were personal and friendly,
there il some excuse; il they were POLITICAL and Tor
r,ices rendered to the party, am not aware mat
teere are any politicians among us mnacaia'e
enough 10 find fault with him on that score III mas
bpen too long established the rule OF pohucs that
perty services are TO be rewarded by once.
ioa any surprise now TO DC oxeeeo
byr any new exhibition or avowu Q.
the principle Why, even The Coarers ip@g9
uifcant services to the PrO-Slavery interest have
been rewarded by sundry advertisements and by a
clerkship in one Of the Departments at Washington,
thrown 10 a needy and seedy Hunker, who was
formerly connected with that paper. Another OF
n former attaches, and very clever man and good
writer, in whose good luck rejoice mean Mr..
Isaac w Frye--has got a place in the Boston
Custom-House. A pretty paper, indeed, is The
Courier 10 complain Of official rewards for party
services. As for The Post-well Mr. Charles ..
Ireene's Indignation on this same score is too rieh
for comment.
To-day Forbes has been before the Investigating
Commitfee and the result of his examination was
that he was found To know considerably less than
nothing of the matters he undertook to discuss
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THE NEW SENATE.

T. suson kc.-Edrfn g. LaprrHes, Dem
III kinxs tpartl-fThoads a. Gdrdissy, Dem.
iii Do lbalAnoe )-Fraseis r. Spfseta, Dem.
" City lower Wa7ds-Johs Mcleod hsyphr Dem
v DO least side)-Beraard Kelly, Dem.
vi Do ie@nirc(-BEsJ. +. MAs1KRRE, Rep. edfs-
wi 10 lup town)-Riehayd b. Connolly, Dem.
viii WrsteL.stef, &c.-HEI- ID. koBEkTsos, Rep sda-
TX Orange a. -Robeyt Y. Grass, Dem. pain-
XUs,er, ks.--Jo.Hri fIrao,jr, Rep, probably.
XII butcher ke-JoHs N. kErcHAn, Rep.
Kill Esusselser, kc.-N0Lsgf kIcBrosp, Rep. COS.
Kill Albspy-Andrer J. COis,n, Dem gas
XIV .schoharir, kc--JOsKPH h. HAnsAr, Rep safs-
XIV sarntoe. kc.-isdidh Blood, Dem
XVI E.s.I Ec-NATHAs LAPsAN, Rep.
XVII 81 Lawrence, &c. c. MoSTeonERf, Rep
Xviii JeAsrsor Sc.-JAxKs A. Bell, Rep.
XIX Upelds-WnLIAn II. fERRY, Rep.
Xxx HerkimeY, &e--FRAscis NJ. HoTcH, rJ Hep.
Xxi Chensnzo kc-AsDREv \. WAEsKR Req.
yXlI Onypd.sa-ALIKs MosKoK, Rep.
YXiu Cortlsnd 6e.-PKKRIs X. McGEAv, Rep
XXIy Broous kc.-LYnAs TngnAs, Rep.
XIV WAVE nc -ALKx. b. WILLIAM, Rep
wv on,sTo kc-THonAs HuLBorsE. Rep.
ySvIi stenb,n Lc-SLsusl H. HAsnosD, Rep.
YXVIII Monroe--EPHEsIs Goss Rep.
XXX Orleans Ac.-PEIHR p. hpRPHf, Rer-
xxx Livingston, Ac--DAviD H. AsslI, Hep
xXXI Fre-ERasTps s. PRossKR, Rep
xXXII .Chautsuqus, ke.-WALrxR L. SESSION., Rep
To,al-Rspuhcans cAPIrALsl 70 Democrats fhotssJ
9. Seat contested By Hsssr X. PiERsoS hspoeAeAa-
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CApGHT IN HIS Ows TRAP.-Jamee Doonan wa
Yesterday arrested charged With having stolen four eos 'Aea
A. IS from Amelia Galisk Of No. 5s7 FiTss ssenHe TIE eo~
were taken different times and ae - TO tne
ou, found until the prisoner came to complainant and Of
s,d 70 restore the for the Of $40 He ~ ~ 'noe
,sLs. a.s ssssy nd Juee Kelly sCEnisd h SC >srHss.
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Water-Gure.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, Blng.
WI hsmton N. " eight hour from NewYort by ~ and
Erie r. Has very beautiful location and sdords nnusns
cies for comfort and Improvement In health In the Winter
season. For Circular address j. IL. NOkIH, M "
FINHE NEW-YORK WATER-CURE and HY-
GIENIC INSTITUTE located at Nos ~ and Is Lnsht
at one door nom st. Johns Psrk-Go0d BOARD can be OBJ
tanned rom IS 10 s7 per week. FULL TREAMMENT, with
board o. 10 SIS per week Transient persons per DAY
and Bathing privileges for the guests Tree o.
charge Office Consultations from 3 e. IN. to p m X T.
TRAIL NJ. d., and D. A. GORTON, NJ. d.. Physicians H.
FAHCHER, Proprietor.
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CVPREME COURT-City and County of New
- Yort-TDwARD NJ. RESsER plaintiff against JUsIo
MAGMA aud YGSAClO ROCA, defsndanta-Alnsn
for money demand contradiction not ser
JTjsTO MAZORKA and YGNAClO ROCA, DefendsDtsi You
are hereby and required TO the complaint
ri. acton ssieb win be hled Office OF the Clerk 81 the
City and County NewYOrk at the City Hall IN the Sy o.
ke orb and copy Of answer TO the SAID COM
uut on the subscrbes their Office Number ~ " all street
IN the lily NewYOrt within twenty days aner the eee
and Won fail the said complaint WITHIN the time
Aforesaid the plaintiff in this action viii 4ie Indgnsa n
Won FOR he sum thousand hundred and MY oonAs
and siry-one cents with interest from the enn gay OF
one eight and nine besides the cost OF n
aetiop-Dsied August y, 1889 -, ~, .,s ...
The ,onusnt in filed 10 the Office Of the Cef
othe lily County New ork at the City Hal In the Cy
Of NeyI ork on the fifteenth day Of Noyember 1883
WRIGHT Il MERRIHEW, Attorneys to Plaintiff
nl7-lsv6w1hs
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CUPREME COURT.-WALTER QUIN, Plain
y tin against THOMAS A. QIIlN and MARY JANE GUN,
cs Ah JoHN 6U JOHN bk1tS aSdas
and as Administrators Of ARTHUR QUlN deceased
and DAVID EVANS, deendAn, partition pursuance %
date the h day Of September 1853 william Waison the
Referee the said Judgment named VIII ss a. rSens Auction
thony j. Bleecker Co., en- SATURDAf the Tn day OF
November 1889 O'Clock Of that day. An thu, GER
tain niece Of Land with the Buildings thereon
nat Wing ana being in the Ward Of the City of New
York bounded and described follows; Beginning At point
hcuz the OF Washington and Hammond
running northery along the westerly line Of A.h
ingon street ioet ana slI inchss s 80 ca
soubey line al right singles WITH hammond street
hy feet to the norhery line OF hArlond street ana nenoe
eaery the nertheIly line Of hammond street twenty-five
the place Of beginning Also All the certain o piece
psLsl Of land the building thereon situate lying snd
descfited a. follows: BEGINNING pon, the northery line
Of dss twenty-five feet westerly nom the
northw estery Of Washington aud Hammond streets
thence running norhery right angles 20 said Hammond street
6fy thence westerly parallel with Hammond street TWEEN
6Av feet 10 said n0hery line Of Hammond street, aud
thence eas;ey along the nohsry line Of Hammond stress
@ t piece or parcel Of Land with the Building thereon
being in the Ninth Ward Of the City OF New
SSTf bounded and described follows; Beginning point
on H. norhery line OF Hammond street. dan, fortyoui
westerly the north westerly corner OF Washington and
Hsmrp .,Teets thence running northery right Aes
ala H.nod street hfty thence westerly parallel with
FIVE feet sod eight inches then nothery and
parallel with Washington street heea iect ana Tour inches
t THENCE souhe-y parallel with arlington street hneen
feet and iDCh ,hence eastery parallel with hsnoad
street one foot eight inches thence southery and a. night
angles hy feet 70 the said noTthey line OF
Hammond and thence easEy along The noT,hrIly Inns
together h asd singular tie establishments and sPpue
,heyo SsOs or w I'm SrsoS Rrss
JoHE e. DIMNoCK. Plaintiffs Attorney. 80 2aw6w
The s Of the sboved~orbed premises adjourned 70 the
S'slSsi NJ Norsnhs S. Lass WILLIAM WATSON, Referee
nj 2awMkTh 70 D.
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rT'HE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via sToNING-

YNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via srONING-
u ION, fcs BOSTON. PRovIpEhCE-LA h"His-rhs
iSe steamers PLYMOUTH E0cG Capt Joel stone, and C.
s D D. saI ss.,oS &C. s~s S1 R sss
read having her. Yors daily tsHBday eseep,edJ from Pier No
son .. $40 % OF on arrival u be nab TAN ~kh es,ss
Tssc vAS bERBrLT ron, Ne~YorA Mopdy wedDe.
day and Friday stOnnsson' Tuesday, Tharsday and
Shs ~. YMorTH ROCK, from sew-Yors, Tuesday Thur
dsy and Saturday. From eiOningtOnMondsy "Wednesday
Passensyr proceed from stonnton per Railroad PROM
dacr and Boston the Eypfes Mail Train reaching said
oT s he early Morning Liner connecting North and East
prefer 4 remain on board he s,esner enjoy
lon IN the train connecting at Provdenos vito he ID
Basrsss Mater accompanies and Tran through
each way.
,s.,.l or a. the Freight Office Pier No forb River or
the ofbee Oftbe Company, No 10 Battery place
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERSEY-
" coHBssSs :h The Dsi ., ar: Lssss
Valley Railroad.
FSiL AEEAsGExzNTs- Commencing oss. "a 1850 Lssvs:
New orf for Esstob and places from Pier No
North Bive1 Has n and for Soner
s a ~ FRssSs,b With trains on bs Ses.sy Rsosd
which leave New from foot Of Coursnd a. ''S sno
The II As a M train from Esw-9Ork connection
a, Ea.on with he L1high Valley Railroad aud thence
Pennyvsnis Railroad 20 Resdr without change Of ears and
connects at Reading direct ior POt,syie and HsIisbeg
Passengers Delaware, Lsckswsnns and Western Rat
road win leave only for Lehisb valley Railroad ct
''' = =" -" JOHN o. Stems, Superintendent
NORTHERN X. X. of N. JERSEY-FOr Pier
IN mont Kysct Hacienssck Ensewoo kc-Lss,es foo.
Of Courtandtst (Sundsy eIeepted) $40 m and seo and
$40 D. Leaves PiermoD ct 1905 and 7:+s m and Io p m
NFW-JERSEY RAILROAD For PHlLA-
IN DELPBIA and the SOUTH 4no WEST. via JERSEY
CITY-Aiafl Express lines leave New 1ork a. and
IA, and and o. 80 Through Tickets sold for Gin
einnass West and for Washington. NewOrean ano
The South through baggage checked to Washington
q m. and p: ~ trains ,,,,r - .,,
viii be received for trains nnle delivered ano
checked Is minutes In advance Of the time Of leaving
NETWORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-OD
~ and Monday Nov. - 1889 Passenger Trains WI
lee ge PieT fost OF DusIle-st., e. follows, viz;
DUNKlRK EXPRESS OF a. H., for Dnn1irk onnAo Can
andaKua and principal nterme date Stations
WAY PASSENGEh 5oO foT NeWouish, Fort JerVA
and intermediate Stations. -
MONT EXPRESS 4:oo for Dukirk Buffalo, CanaS-
dsigia and principal Stations -,
The Express Trains at Emrs With the
and Niagara Railroad Bshsmton with the Syracuse
Railroads Corning With The Buffalo and New,YoTs ksirSsd
fot Rochester sno Buffalo Great Bend with the Railroad o
scranton and Buffalo and Donkk with the Lake Shore
Rsosd Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo, Detroit Chicago
ke., and the Canada Railroads. - - 49,.
EATB'L MARSH. Receiver. CHAs. MlNOT. GeD'l SUPP
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SUPREME CoURT-.City and County OF, Of New "

CCPREME COURT-City and County OF New.
Cfork-ANN n YREDENBtRGH against WILLIAM
CASEY and JULIA hls wue-Sursops for reha-sCon not
serl-To the DEFENDANTS abeVeitAnee fsa are heIsoy
am oued and required answer the complaint IN THIS econ
h was Med in the oce the Clerk Of TIE city ard County
of NeN orb at the City Hall N sad esy on tne n a 80
Oor A. ~ lS5a copy Of your aasesr 70 tne
d coz plant on the suhscrbeTs at ths ece nuaoer - Sss
- .fTt hi the Cfv OF Newly within twenty dtys seF
d. er OF shs summons yoa exclusive q the day q sces
service; anA you tail answer the said complaint wiihe sss
tire Aforesaid the plaintiff IN this scon wi sPpy 20 thc Soi
fr the relief demanded in the New on.
o..assy "a isse ADRIANCEk VANDERPOEL,
az lav6UTh Plaintids AtteTneys Ne. " hsrssost n l.
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CUPREME C0URT-J0HN sTQYyEsANT,

CUPREME COURT.-JOHN STUYVESANT,
y plaintiff art PETER SFUYVEsANT and others defend
pursuance Of judgment Of the Supreme Court Of tne
sste will sell public snctiOn on
OH of 1850 IL O'clock al poon at the Mercna
F.elspre IN the City fNew-YoTk by JAMES NJ MlLLEhi
Auctionee that certain lot Of lsnd with the
situated the Fourteenth Ward Of SAID yi
and 1893 Mulbeyst and bounded and deseroed
foows: CONNIE ncng point on the easiery slde OF n
bertys southery Eo the south side OF randst two
hundred twenty feet ourinches running thence ea,e
psr.e said Grand hundred eet thence ouhery
and r,rseI with said Mulbenys twentyour feet eeves
inches thence westerly parallel with Grands one hundred
feet thence nohery along Mubenyt twenty-five feet to the
point OF place Of bennng together with all and singular the
and appurrnanre there1no belonging or IN any
uise snnert aning-Daf Newly oTk, Oct. "A, 1889
FREDERICK A. TALLhADGE, Referee.
WH H. BROWNE, Plaintiff . Attorney, No 70 ChaHoer's'
o27law6wIA
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NOTICE of application for the discharge OF an
~ in,olv.p from M dsbt pursuant the provisions Of the
hind article OF the title Of the hhh chapter q The second
part Revised stStEtes-PATRlch MoLLIoAN o. We
Oct a. 1889 Creditors 10 appear before The hon y
pors County judge o. Kings Comfy at his CHAMBER az the
CIV Han In the City Brooklyn in the said County OF hnss
on he I2ih day Of December ls59, At 10 O'clock q m
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NOR BRIDGEPORT-FAREF FIFTY CENTS
C The steamer BRIDGEPORT leaves Peckshp, r. X;
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY a. ~ 2,eioos
noon arriving time connect with the Nsugatock HOUSE
tnaie and New. Haven Rslroads. Freight tahen.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER a. 1852
,uNTY COUNTY COURT-sta

II INGS COUNTY COUNTY COohl ,, -, ~
IN ofk.w.Yorh-JEREMIAH Erwin sg- EZEHtEL w.
LARA srd lssre-s CLARK wife Of the said E.,kts W
CIarI BENJAMIN oREELI ssd N.s.- vkE Ely; x Ell
EREDIEY JUsEfH q. fiEEMAN and DAVID II: GOULD.
Tor relief Con served To the defendants
above named: hereby summoned and requ to Anser
the tomrn, ths action which this Day hed IN me
e Of me Cisrk Of the CoEnfy Of knes at the City Hal m
al. ty OF Brooklyn In Kings County and 20 seyr copy Of
youy said complaint the suoseoer At tner
o No Court IN the City OF brooklyn, within twenty
dsV. er the Of this exclusive Of the
dsy of saeh service and fail % answer the .ad complaint
90 The ourt the relief demanded IN the
$500 3 Igs9 HAOSFR SMITH,
l9a i..wS-Th Plaintiffs Attorney.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FrOinN Nov.
"A lssa Trims " m leave Chambers S Station as follows
F.syes. Trains and II a and ~ ter sung sing
ana 6;A .. m for Poughkeepeie 1880 q M asa H;to
PekshA and Sing Sing Trains stop NEST OF the Way sstioas
Passengers taken at Chambers CanA Chrst9Phsi ana
TTnns Tor NeU-York Troy 6;l3 and loO ~ and
y m A. y. SMITH Superintendent
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TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW

HIEW. YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FARE TWO DOLLARS TO ALBANY ,
On md AMER MONDAY Nov H. 1889 trains viii leave whist
ss.tIon New " orb follows; - ,o..
Gor Niiamsbrdge8;80 and ii m I;S0 ana 500 p m.
PoI White Plains-i2;30 and ?. M - 80
Yor White Pans-6;l5 from cor Hhite and Oenuess'
Yer Croton FAlls-4 y. ~, kom 2tth-st
Fos Aillerton-3 ,. M, nom 2Sthst
Por Albany-gA M from 26thst, mail train
Returning will leave
NiIHarnsbrdge-6:40 and $3.50 g. NJ ! and $40 p m
White Plsins-5 and 7;20 m, and $50 - m.
CrOlon Falls-1 g.
Hiliertnn-7 s.
Albsny-ll a N mall train.
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feaal Notifies.

PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County of notice is hereby given to ali persons
S cI.im. against JOHN r. Robson, late of the City VI
deoescd present the with vouchers thereof
TO the subscriber at her residence IN West 9th street near
R,oSdwsy IN tile City of before the twentieth
dry of Apr nextJaed Newly ok the 18th day Of October
1850 ELlLAbEIh kOnlSON' Aoiii0i@1'
ool lev6tnoTh
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate OF
the City County Of kewYork notice h hereby gwen to
AM persons having claims against GEORGE w GEEk late OF
the Cy and County Of New York deceased TO present the
thereof the subscribers AZ tho Office OF d.
A n MCMAHON, No 27l Broadway, In the City OF New
g., :, fesa BENJAMIN O. WELLS,
S'F" ERASTUS II. LATHAM,
40 I,vemoThs Administrators with the will annexed.
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Anew YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
N lssA WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1859
Coumsnoins Nov. IA, 1853

Anew YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ isoa WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1859
Commencing Nov IL, 1889. -
Psa.snges' Station in Newf orb corner Of ana
h"''A'se y" TRAINS LEAVE NETWORKS
Fer Eev.Haven T. a. m. (ex) 1915. S:l5 texli 6S ano
aOO m For Bridgeport, a m. tex lz;l5 siieehli
S0 and $50 D. M For MiHoTd Stratiord Fairfield southPos
"a Westport l2:l5 $3.50, and $3.50 m For Nor"sik
Il 4 ~; t2:l5 5:l5 (e1)i 1850, $50 3;G ?. M roi
paEsn and Greenwich Ia M pas $3.50 4:o o;6o p M
Yor Stamford, T. ex.l, q M; Zl9, Sl9 (eah SsVo'
tSo $50 D. m For Port Chester and intermediate Sta
sons u sa IN. l2:l5, $3.50, 1880, $50, $50 P NJ
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston (ex.) 5:l5 .. M exl For Hartford sno
Springfield (ex 85 m sszI For Ccnnecueot kiv
Railroad 10 Montreal te1l and 6:iS p No. te1J %
Northampton FOR Hartford Providence and fshi aroao
a ~ (ex) For New Haven, kewLondon and stonington
sIosd at and Sb For Canal Railroad 70 Collins
vAne G. NJ. teS.l, and R:ls m, to Northampton roi
Hossatonie Railroad For Haugstueh RailTosd, a M
BIS M FoT DAnbury and horssh Railroad, pa M o."
Sn JAMES Ii. HoYT, Superintendent
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
II PORT and FALL RIvER.-Tbe splendid and superior
METROPOLIS Capt. Brown eaves New orb eyery
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, At o'eloce
n and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt, Braytons on hONDAti
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at O'Clock p. ~ nom rie'
Hsfsr no viii be regarded secured TO any apph
s.pt s1til the same shall have been paid for -
FSsrhl Boson e forwarded through with great @spO,
q Ezyress Freight Train: ~ -oa =, ua.,-..
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me0iral.

DRADDOCK's Celebrated COUGH MIXTURE
ID Is sold by A. b. d. SANDS, BARNES PARK, e. "
WILLS Co, City ofNew.York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-14

Legat Notice.
To ames l.. Estes and Amanda Estes his wife, Ed :
ward J. Wiekersham, A. l.. Dsming, John L.
Antrim, Charles Mason, Love, Bryan, Adams 4
Co., y N. Wright, Arthur Walcott, and lillian
Leighton:
VOC. are hereby notified that there is now on Ale
in The office OF the Clerk of the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, ut Ksokuk, petition OF John
Olive claiming Of the said James L. Estes the sum
Of one thousand dollars ~ money due on pr. mis-
sorry note; also claiming against al Of you the fore
closure Of mortgage executed by the said James
L. Estes and Amanda Estes his wife, dated Octo-
Der -, 1851, and conveying the following real es-
tate, in which the other defendants have or claim
to have some interest, to wit West l Of south
east of section }, township IS, range s; the east
Of south-west 1 Of section 5, township 65, range
8; southwest Of section TO- township SIS, range s.;
the southeast tot section Is, township So, range
5west also lots and 8, block SO Keokuk also,
half Of lot adjoining lot 5, block 20, Keokuk-
all in the County OF Lee and State OF Iowa. Now
unless you appear md answer said petition on or
before The morning OF the secd day Of the special
term Of said District Court, commencing on the 4th
Monday in June, 1852, judgment and decree will
be rendered against you according to the prayer Of
said petition and said real estate will be sold to sat-
isfy said debt, and all the interest Of ali the defen
dants therein will bscut of and forever extinsish-
cd and barred.
McCRARY 4 BRUCE,
May z, IS5o-d Att'ys for Plt'Hs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-14

The Knickerbocker Magazine.
THE kNICKEKBOcKER MAGAZINE begins
j In its May number two serials one illustrated
and In popular style, the Authorizations Of Food
the subject Dcarast the health and happiness OF
ever6 family in the land, and now attracting great
attention in Europe; the other fascinating and
powerful story Of domestic life entitled:
THE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG NAN,
by Octave Feuillet said to be the best novel PRO.
duced In the last Ave years. The first chapter
opens brilliantly. Neither Dickens, Thackerny, nor
any American novelist, has produced any thing
more charming and interesting.
Every one knows that, by the criminal avarice OF
manufacturers and dealers, almost every article of
food in common use, liquors and drugs, are adul-
terated with hurtful and poisonous substances, and
the knickerbocker is the frst and only publication
in the country that has undertaken to expose thor
oughly this gigantic wrong which secretly attacks
every man o life. All Of its statements are based
upon rigid chemical anal ysis and microscopica
aminations made for this special purpose. The
sdulterarions and the Of detecting them
are unrivAed, and to probe the evil to the bottom
the knickerbocker will publish far as its nves-
tigations extend, the names of the manufacturer
and dealers guilty Of this insidious crime against
hoalth and life 1t is the most important series ,f
articles ever begun in an American Magasiue, and
should 80 into every family.
The May Knickerbocker HAS also the conclusion
Of splendid article on Dante, by Rev. DR.. osgood;
| u dashing contribution, Over the Pshri DIR. j. w.
| Palmer /; ollygreen's Western Tour, by Osmond
Tiffany Humorous Poems by Park Benjamin and
Alice Carey and novel and picturesque contribu
tiono on siam, by a recent missionary to the King
| dom of the W bite Elephant. The Editors Table
| Is always a feature Of the Kickerbocker. AfuIl.
page steel late engraving of Madame de Chey-
| reuse, the great rival Of kichelieu and Ma.arin,
| opens the number
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