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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

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Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipicnt Consump-
tiOn, and for the relief Of Consumptiye
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
So wide liz the field of its usefulness and so nu-
mcrous are the cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
hcly known. who have been restored FROM alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs BY it's
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind IL apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pinnnary crr.nn1 TINT incident 10 climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon this
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duccd cures too numerous and too remarkable 10
be forgotten.
PREPARED by
DIR. u. e.. AVER g. co.
LOWELL, MASS.
BARTLETT, KAYE 4 CO., Ksokuk.
j. II. REED b Co., Chicago,
BARNARD 4 Co, st. Louis,
( SURF, fCK1T4N > CO., Ci,ciAnaG,
Wholesale Agents,
And Agents in every tswn in the United States
myl0d&w1y
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LeEaI Notice.
10 John b. Carson, James 4. Bruce, Peter j !.
Conghlin, Mary Louisa Conghlin, Ration Broth
ers Co, and Duval. Keighler 4 Co.:
sINHERE is file in the Office of the
L Clerk OF the District Court of Lee Comfy.
Iowa, at kcokuk, the petition OF Brown. Goddin
Co., claiming Of James Il. Bruce . Judgment Of
$4,000, and the foreclosure Of NOR gage executed
by Peter J. Conghlin aud Mary Louisa conghiin TO
James r. Death Sons, to secure two notes .recr-
tea by said Bruce to said parties on real estate in
the City Of keokuk, enc Of which belongs to plain
tfs and the other TO defendant Carson. The 81 her
defendants named in the petition are jud gfnent
creditors.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before the ri day Of he February term. 1890
of sAid Court, Judgment Will be rendered arsinut
you according to the prayer OF the petition. which
y for judgment against Bruce and foreclosure 81
The mortgage, the execution Of deed to the pur
chaser, the protection Of the interest Of defendant
Carson, and for general relief.
RANKIN, MILLER A ENsTER.
Vct' -, ioos PlJ6s Atty's
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NIT H several yesrs
w experience the Pro-
prietor can now furnish
FRUIT TREES ND
SH RuBBERY, acclima-
FED, and found to succeed
In the West.
Many OF these Trees
are Of extra sise, and
have produced 6ne speci-
mems Of fruit tho past sea-
son. These interested are
invited to call and cx-
anime for themselves.
Apx1 apS 1np -rl ~
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fTN0 JAS. Brown and Franklin Keith: Sirs--You
are hereby notified that there is now GU & lie IN
the Office of the Clerk Of the District Court OF Lee
County, Iowa, at keokuk, the petition and amend
ed petition Of James Hannah, claiming the fore
closure OF certain mortgage executed and deliv-
cred by you James Brown to Jno. X. A lien.
upon the west half of the south-wast quarter Of
section thirty-six, In township sixty-seven north
OF range seven west in Lee county, state OF Iowa
and alleging that you franklin Keith have or
claim to have an interest in said property mort
gagged also asking judgment against said james
Brown for the sum of eight hundred dollars AZ
money due upon n promissory note executed by
you to the order of said j X. Alien, and secured BY
said mortgage And unless ysu appear and answer
thereto on before tbs 7th day of Feb next, that
being the second day of the next term of said
Court, judgment viii be rendered against you
thereon. w. Ii. WORTHINGTON,
Solicitor for JAMES HANNAH.
Dec. 20, 1859 dim
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Lexaf Nnlics.

TWO HAWKINS TAYLOR, N X. Delaplain, VIM.
1 Stotts Sons, Sam J Bonner, VIM. 1 Il. L. Rud-
Gick, Chase d Jewett, Rankin Miller, James nj
Corbet, Clsghorn Harrison, James w. Grimes
Sumner otebbins, Connabled Smyth. Frederick II /.
Moore, Rob't Getty, Il. Ii. Smith, John j. Hoisey,
Charles Parsons Co., D. f. Miller, Edgar II.
CLINE, Samuel Ritchey, Joseph Strottman, Fickleu
Lucas, S. j. Hamill, James b. Foley, Brown Il
Clendening Cady, Jones l. Peck, Geo. Is. Wilson,
James Jack, Jesse kuddick, Edward Boynton, :. C..
d 5. Carter, and Guy Wells; You hereby mott
fed that there is now on file in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court In Lee County Iowa, at
ks>kuk, petition of Matthew Reilly, clai ming of
said Hawkins Taylor three thousand FIVE hundred
dollars, as money due on three p-omissory notes
cutsd by ham to plaintiff March s. $751; and of all Of
you the foreclosure OF mortgage given by him to
secure said notes, tract OF land situated on the
right bank of the Mississippi river, being part of
the northeast fractional quarter of section twenty
four, township sixtyf 1--WE north OF rapge five west,
in the County of Lee and State of Iowa, more par
teulariy described In aid petition, and being the
equal undivided one-half OF four and 100 acres,
more or less except off the west end of said
tract, previously sold to u. Farnum. And unless
you appear and answer thereto before the ID
day OF the February term, 1860, Of said Court,
Judgment viii be rendered against you thereon.
ORION CLEMENS,
Dec. ~, iS59-dim Att for Flt'ff.
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100000 1rraE ah ). sas s.as
nursery In the West. Varieties 10 suit the climate
and coil. Dwarf Pear and Peach Trees, Ornamsn-
tai Trees and Shrubs; Houghton's Seeding Goose
berry; red and white Currants, Raspberres, Straw
berry plants, and Grape roots Time for trans
planting, from September to June.
Orders may be left at No. Estes House, Msin
street, keokuk. WIN. BARNES.
Ssnt 4-dkw
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W Heinrich Metken and John MeGee You ARE
hsfess nutTnef rhAt there is on fle In he Of
nee OF The Clerk OF the District Court 1T Lee County
Iowa al heosnn, petition OF Frederick Zugp
claiming VI You the said Heinrich Metkcp the snm
oi seven hundfed doiiars, money due on FIVE
promissory notes execue led by ypu to John p flor-
nssh 40 james Elder. and by them assigned Ia
psAsntlh, and also claiming of both of You tha
irociosSre OF nqftgags executed to secure said
notes ana enc other note and conveying lots Y, 10
Is -, ~ and 10, ia block 2 in ientofd Wright Il
ADDITION To The tity OF keokuE, Lee County iowa
eow, u1ioss sou appear and answer said pct tic n
gu or befsfe the morning Of the second day Of the
next term II said District Court commencing an
the first Monday in February, 1850, Judgment and
decree will b. rendered against you aeoording ~
th prayer Ut fstd rstt1on and sai raAf estate wi
De F1ia and ali tue interest OF saeh Of the def END
ants therein will be cut of and forever AIRED ana
IcreciosYd. MogRAkr BRi CT,
Dee. ~. ioas-aim Aity's for Pris
Ihe Life and Travels 81 AIexander
Ven Humbo int.
M III aa fntfeAu-tfon from the uen n Bavard
~ Taylor. Just received by
ocf17a 0dbEN, BROW NELL d co.
Greaf Hook for noys.
EsKANK WiLDMASsn ADVENTURES. oN
LAND AND WAIEk, just received by
OGDEN, bhoWNELL SEQ.
oes.d No. 81 Main st.
NaEmEsA.
| CASE No. Penang, for sale low by
L AL. WILKINSON
sign OF the Golden E4gie and Mortar,
Aosi1a % Main-st.
I(ATIING-to bales Nos. and FIR sale by
~ octA KELLOGG Il BIRaE
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PKOCI.A NATION In ADMIRALTY
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT or Iowa, SOUTHERN DivIkIos, o.
UNITED STATES ARsuAI's OyPrc.

DisfhiCT OF IOWA, souTHERk DIVISION,
UNITED STATES MARsnAL's OFFICE
kEoKuK Dec. 10th, 1859.
| Ii EREBf give notice that by virtue Of q war
rant IF detentinn- s44a- taorr1trun- cut or
The once OF the Clerk of the United States Dis
Te Court IN and for the District OF Iowa, South.
ern Division, and to directed, in the fol lowing
cause, towit: Charles Wild libellant, against the
steamboat ApsLIA, her engine. machinery, tackle
apparel and furniture. in cause civil and mara
time, Tor contract for labor performed Pilot for
demand of the sum of one hundred six Sc 100
dollars did, on the Sth day OF December A. d.
1850. at the city Of Montrose, Lee county Iowa,
and at the port Of Montrose in said District OF Iowa
detain In my possession for safe custody and do
now detain the said steamboat Adelia, with her
engines, machinery, tackle, apparel and furniture;
and hereby also give public notice that the time
issued for the return OF said warrant lis the "a day
OF January, A. d. 1869, and hereby admonish ana
summons all persons claiming any interest in the
said steamboat Adelia, her engine tackle machine
ry and furniture, or knowing or having anything
TO say why the same shall not be condemned and
sold TO answer the demand OF said libeliant, that
they be and appear before the said District Court
for the District OF Iowa. Southern Division, at
keokuk, at q return term thereof to be begun and
holden al said District Court room, on 5th street.
corner Ut Concert-st., in the City of keokuk, in
said District, on the last named day to- wit the III
day OF January, A. ID. 1860 when and where sa,d
cause will be heard, then and there to interpose
Their claims ard uusw5r SAID libel, and make their
allegations in that behalf.
l.. SUMMERS, u. s. Marshal,
by } y ANTHONY, Deputy.
= JEYFonps, Proctor for Libelisnt.
decf 2itd
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To james Nolan Trustee for Hugh Cameron)
Hush Cameron, @. n. tonn, II II. Reeder, james
Bradford, q. w .Garretson Jennings Anderson
w. II. Ewing, Wheeler, Bellows 4 Co.. VIM. A.
X. Il. haddick Bancroft, Beaver r Co., Ccrnelia
Grinnan, ID. nj. Grinnan and A. g. Grinnan, fde-
fsndanLsl:
Nou are hereby respectively notified that there
L IL now on file in the Jerks Office vi the District
Court OF Lee County, Iowa, ut Keokuk, petition
Of Hiram Barney, ciai ming ju gment on fore
closure OF mortgage against said james Nolan
Trustee, and III. Cameron above named, for the
sum OF one hundred seventy -four and 76-100 dol
lars with ten per cent. inerest from the 18th day
of Aug. 1850, and special and general execution
against as. Nolan. Trustee, and III. Cameron, and
as against aiiraid defendants above Named praying
also for the foreclosure Of mortgage gwen by said
Jas Nolan, Trustee &C., TO Chales Mason, upon lot
2 block lat, IN the City Of Eeokuk, Lee Co, Iowa;
the sale of said mortgagcd premises to pay OF said
sebt, the extinguishment Of all equity of redemp-
ton therein, for costs and genera, relief.
Now, you and each Of you notified to appear
and answer said petition on the morning Of the 81
day OF the next term Of said Court TO be holden on
the lst Monday of February, 1860. or judgment
and decree viii be had therein AZ prayed for by de
fault. H. SCOTT HOWELL
Dec. IN, lb5y-dfm SoI'r for Petitioner.
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Original Notice.
John Gtnnnus ,1ah, Ham;leon les Eal


To John Stannus, John Hamilton, Jos. Kelley,
VIM. Stsnnus, tdefendants1:
VOU are hereby respectively notified that there
isnow ON file ia he Clerk Office Of the Di strict
Cenrt Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, . petition
OF James A. Lee, claiming u judgment against
sid John stannus and John Hamilton above
named, for the sum of nine hundred thrty-eight
deisrs with interest at ten per from the 25h
day Of February, 1887, on two promissory notes of
said parties dated Feb. 25 1857 for s469 EACH and
speoial and general execution against John Stan
nus and John Hamilton, and against all said de-.
fendsnts above named praying also for the fore
closure OF q mortgage given by said chm Stannus
and John Hamilton 70 James A. Lee upen the un-
divided onethird part of 6ftcen acres ofiand of of
the east side Of the north west Of the south west
quarter OF section twenty two, township 65 Forth,
range west, In Lee Co, Iowa; the sale of said
mortgsged promises to pay eff said debt, the ox-
tngui hfnent of all equity Of redemption therein,
for costs and general relief.
Now, you ind each of you are notified to appear
and answer said petition on the morning of the ID
day OF the next term Of said Court, to be holden
on tho lst Monday Of February, 1860, or Judgment
and decree viii be had therein prayed for by de-
fault. III. SCOTT HOWELL
Dec ~ ls5g-dlm Sol'r for Petitioner
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original Notice.
To L. W. O'Brien, VIM. Ii. O'Brien, Harry Fulton,
Lewis Rosenthal, Morris Rindskopp, defend.


VUO ars h5reby respectively notified that there
l. s now file In the CT rk "a Office of the nistric
Court Of Leo County, Iowa, at Keokuk, q petition
ofJsmes ID. Bill ngs claiming judgment on fore
closure of mortgage against said l.. w. a VIM II Z.
o'Bricn above NAMED for the sum Of nine hundred
and thirty dollars. with ten per cent interest
from the 18th day Of February, 1855 and special
and general execution against l.. w. 4 VIM. IL.
o'Brien, and az against ali ssid defendants above
named praying also for the foreclosure of a mort
gage given by said 'Brians to james M Billings
npan 40 feet OF OF the rear ends of lots TO-
III and II, block 6S, Keokuk, Lee Co., Iowa; the
sale Of said mortgsged premises to pay off said
debt, the extinguishment Of all equity of redemp-
ton therein, for costs and general relief
New, you and each Of you are notified to apprar
and answer said petit lion ON the morning OF the "a
day CT the next term of said Couet to be holden on
the lss Monday Of February, 1890. or judgmen,
and decree will be had therein prayed for BY de-
fault. II. sCO1T HOWELL
Dec. Ia, 1853 IN SoI'r for Petitioner
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DIFFERS A FULL STOCK OF DRUGS, MEDI-
OssCIEES, PERFuMERY, PAINTS, OILS,
GLASS 60. t. +bt ttade, and 1t retaiL ut very
low prices FOR Cash.
july T. 'bo-d
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Master Com misAtOnerss sale in
- Chancery.
The Cincinnati Type Foundry

Master Commi ssioner,s sale Am
Chancery.
The Cincinnati Type Foundry
John Tarbel. John Kidder
and Peter Eichar.
Il virtue Of decretal order made by the Dstrie,
- Court of the United States for the Distrie
o. Iowa. southern Division at the October term
1913, thereof, holden nj Burlington and an eel -
order made Dec. ], 1889, and to me directed viii
on Wednesday, the 4th day Of January. ls6O. be-
tween the hours Of O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock n
IN. oi said day, AZ tho door u The Clerks oaios d
sara 0ourt IN thecity OF keokuk, sell to tile h CD
est boaer for each the following described real es
tate, TO wit Ihcsouth-east one third of lots ten
(i0le eleven az and twelve (l1, in block sixsy.on,
oil, in the city OF keoknk, county Of Lee AM
ssase q iowa aha make deedto the purchaser In
accordance with the decree Of said conr,.
SAID sale Is made to satisfya decree rendered l.,
ara Court In favor ct the Cincinnati Type Foundr,
ana against said John Tarbell, John kdder an
Peter Eichar TT EysrEp ano
Special Master Commissioner in Chancerv. Dis,,,o,
Court If United states.
Pee. 6, ls5g-dim
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Dr. 8mith's Uloctric oil

MILL CURE, and aoes daily Cure,
M some Of the most wretchsd cases Of Rhsums-
sasny PArAlyssy 1sissY H., that wsrs svsr known.
Try " too, On tAs guns Of teethfng children, ON
iady1 gathered breast and see how quisting Ii
proves. A II the best doctors use it who have be-
ecs acquainted with u, and every nrss class drug
9ist sells 1t.
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Da-CarboDatcv1vaq
lNWENTY kegs Newcastle and ltysrpeol. FOL
L sale by A. J. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
nov2ld % Main-st
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nov24d
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-15
From the Athens Post.
WING Meeting I'm Monroe

The Wings of Monroe county assembled at
Madisonvile on the first Monday of Februa-
~, for the purpose OF appointing delegates to
the Convention TO be held at Nashville on
the 29th day of March next for the selection
Of candidate for Governor Of the State, and
for the consideration of such other subjects as
NAV be brought before il. Col. Charles NJ
McGhee was appointed President aud John A.
Wimpy and C. Il. Neal Secretaries.
Resolved. That "A committee be appointed by
the President to carry out the object Of this
meeting.
William Heskell, Samuel NJ. johnson, S.
Glenn, William Cleck aud John G.. Alternately
were accordingly appointcd-who reported
the following resolutions, which were unani-
mously adopted and ordered to be- published
In the Athens Post aud Knoxville Wing:
Resolved. That we approve of the time.
place. aud object of the Convention; that
nothing shall be wanted on the part of the
Monroe Boys to fulfill aud efiectually cary
out its .'oLjects. acquisitions and appoint.
ments." We know that il will be composed
of Whigs-''ardent and true.n No levy will
be made, or contribution required, that We
will not enthusiastically obey. Our arms are
in order, our regiments are organic d-giye
us a eommandcr-in chief and We are ready for
battle-Come boys. come.
Rssogued. That though we have n host of
men well calculated for able eommanders,
good aud true. loyal to the country and 10
The Whig eause-men that can lead us TO vic
tory and honor. aud wrest the spoils from the
hands of the spoilsnen aud sposiers-we have
here among Us. amidst the mountains of East
Tennessee Que who has bcen reared in our
midst. who, like the faithful iox-hound. knows
all the wiudings aud twistingS Of the enemy
-its hiding places aud secret holes, It's places
of deposile of the spoiis aud plundsr, it nlis-
representations aud hamin gg-Eies - john
Neiherland. thou arr the man. Come, Whigs
OF Ha~ kins, bFiag him oat. But shoald tbs
mantle fall upon anolher--irom The East.
West or Mildie-he i still one 81 ns, with
In the preciBct.n We know no East. NO West,
no Middle. We will pat our arms ia order,
our regiments organizs d, the drums beating,
and the command forsrars psareA ready Go be
given. HnTFah. boys. hurtah.
Resolved. That every Wbig Of the coanty
will consider himself sealinel. always on
dnty. arms ia hAad. and psrmis no nan 20
pas wilhont the password. BsHk or no Bsslk"
LET this he NE eoantsrsisn--no shirking Of
the question permitted. II gold snd silver
l. good enough far tie spoilsnen, the people
need hays som. thing 70 pay their dsbts--te
has their sugar aud cofiee.
Rssussel That Col VI. b, A, Rms y. Re-
tarh !. hsIgs aud Nelil 5. Brc~a. Be Request
seN& & 49,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-15
The Illinois Democracy and squatter
Sovereignty.

Resolutions have been introduced in the
Illinois Legislature Ivy an influential Douglas
Democrat. the first of which is as follows:
Resolred, That all territory owned by the
United States is the common property OF all
the States, and the citizens OF each State have
the right to cmigrate to any such territory
and their property become subject 10. and mus
depend upon, The local Laaos Of such territory OF
territrie, for as protection.
The last clause in this resolution expresses
the doctrine of ''squatter sovereignty" clearly
and fully-the doctrine which the Washing
ton Union and the Southern Democratic
journals pretty generally profess to regard as
no better. but if any thing, worse, than the
Wilmot PrOviso--the doctrine which General
CAss enounced in his Nicholson letter, in
lS48-the doctrine which both parties at the
South united in denouucing and repudiating
during the Presidential canvass of lS4S-the
doctrine which the Wings ofthe South during
that canvass insisted was most clearly main
tanned in the Nicholson letter, but which the
Democrats Of the South insisted was not
maintained in that letter-the doctrine which
Gen. CAss himself asserted. after the election, on
the floor of the Senate, t0as maintained in the
letter-the doctrine which the Democratic
State Convention of Virginia, in the winter OF
1913, and some months prior to the election
for President, pronounced as 'injurious in
practice and as ndefcnsblc in principle" as
the Wilmot ProvisO--the doctrine which WM.
l.. YANCEY, of Alabama. II M nber Of the
ID Democratic Baltimore Convention of 1913,
tried to get that body to repudiate, but which
that body would not repudiate-the doctrine
which Mr.. YANCEY, for asserting that Gen.
CAss maintained. was put under the ban by
the democracy of Alabama in l8i8-the
doctrine which the Democracy Of the North
generally have maintained since 1850 or
thereabout, and which the Democratic leaders
of the South well knelr Northern Democracy
maintained.
1t is late, very late in the day. therefore.
for those Southern Democratic leaders to I'M
dertake to affect surprise and indignation at
the avowal and maintenance of this doctrine
by Northern Democrats. Such conduct on
the part of said Southern Democratic leaders
goes strongly to show that Modern Demo-
cracy" is indeed the grandest ''organized by
pocrisy" this country has ever seen.