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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-02-09
OTTUMWA

~H"~ NJ H-"-
Hunter a. Sewers announce TO the public
II that on the Goth dav of April last George w.
Sewers associated as full partner in said firm,
which will be known after that date as
HUNTER, SOwERS e. Co..
by whom the business OF Milling will be carried on
with increased facilities. at the " CITY MILLS"
HUNTER, Sewers CO.
Ottumwa, May 10, 1S3o10-1i-y.
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Attention Farmers.

NXyE will, on and after October 18th. grind wheat
w for the sth, or twelve and half cents per
bushel lower toll than any other MIL In Wapeuo
county, the usual toll being the 9th.
Give us a call, and convince yourseves thai the
Farmers Mis the place TO get your grinSiug done
October 10, ls59-n3l- lift MILBURN CO.
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There are few who know how to be idle
and innocent, and the very first step out of
business is usually into vice and folly.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-02-09

gUNIE proprietor Of this paper has Thirty lots
favorably situated between the hrsires s-porfien
ofthe city and the Depot, which he win sell "a actual
settlers at prices below the market, and upon rms
which will enable every one to own a homestead,
grow rich by its rise in value, improve at pleasure,
and save rent. Call at this oce and If this 10
not 80.
Several Dwelling Houses for SALE First rate Invest
ments Enquire al the Courier oaeet
Nov, 10, 1859.
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ire! Fire!-Delays are Dangerous /!

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
4 Private residence on Second Street. near corne
"A Of Mariop, for sale at bargain and partly OF
time. Possession given Immediately. Enquire 9
this office Of J, W. NORRIS.
January rs, go.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-08

EREIGHT FOR TENNESSEE, NORTH CAROLINA.
Porsmoush, Norfolk, City Point and R.hmsnd;-rhe
FOR places Tuesday and Wednesday, pier No
Is river and viii leave Wednesday, at p.
Freight Norfolk Portsmouth, cents per foot; City
Point cen,s 70 Richmond cents Passage to Norfolk sse
room meals included s. 10 Petersburg Richnond
10 LVDLAN HEfSsKEN, us Broadway
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lassa4lsasIsgan YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY


TO BOARDING HOUSE KEEPRRs-A LAR =
BIO weh s'ispieJ FOR bosraers. si.ustet enc OF q
peal pats o lhe city, VII b. let leased for ten * sea
M SIssl soe parry, eaf as the does a,l rasie Ia IA
fsr n be soosbly vor desert osa sed par
o. BrosawaJ. ' -
WoEx SHOPS WITH STEAM POWER TO LEY
Large and smAi rooos. well lighted lnaura Al 8. r
toe street. A. FREEMAN
~ AsHln6TOk MARKEr.-TO LET, THAT We. !
known AID long oatahahed Joumissisn Sland 40t Wssa
ineton Marset Inquire OF Mrs EDWARD LATHAM. Third
avenue te sssn lth and ll2h streets, Hsrsm, sdar
Il. r., Herald Office.
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IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MRN-M sCHIFF co. 46
Dey N. y offer for sae their whole well assorted
Of sspe Fancy Goods and Saawares of their
own Importation together with futures in order close the
This Ia chance for any business
capital willing establish himself of trade a. tbe
business well established and enjoys the patronage OF long
Of cash The ourshng condition Of the business
easily be proved and satisfactory be given
IL dsconinusnce applied for soou desirable arrangements
rent For particulars apply - above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-08
EMERALD MINES or NUHO.
III THE ORANADIAN GOVERNMENT INVITES

EMERALD MINES OF MU1O.
u THE 0RANADIAN 0oyERNvEMr INVITES
'---'a7 ~ PROPOSALS FOR THEIR LETTING
The e1nr ecnra for rs Letting Of The Enerad Mines Of
2A Of Febg uary 1860 the executive has deter
invite representation parties within the Granadtan vonfsdea
ou and abroad may ccnract the mines Pro
positions must Be addressed and dsys,ed podsr seal % the
Of April 1860 on which date they will be opened the
he Secretary Of tbs Treasury and addcsted
Imam sI years nor tor lssa sa than "a 200 annually
Under the contractors III obtain the exclusive
privilege Of working ell the emerald mines belonging
republc Payments TO be made the government iuaeriy
The Of the contract viii be found advsr
used in FL Noceso de Nneya York. where the Invitation Of
Granadan has been published In full For
further information apply the GrAnadiAn Consul los Pearl
street. or 70 Vice Consul, 4S Pine street. New York.
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NTESTCHEsTER TAxES-THE COLLECTOR FOR
w the town Of wesiches,er un,onport, wskeaed Ohm
Vile, &c viii be at the Westchsssr County TAI once
e. Grand Elizabeth streets Thursday FEB to re-
eeye taxes
EAR. IT, ROBINSON, Collector
Back taxes may be paid ss above 70
JOHN s. vORgE General Collector.
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YARD. dat, g.
or a. clifton houses In New York basins the charge
anony NOUS letter, signed shskespere" and containing
base Islander on our Mr.. J. @. Davis
For information OF those who do not know us we pro-
deliberate wflltu and malicious ne nstgGed en-
reIy nv malice and without any foundation whatever.
'' = - JOHN q. DAVIS,
WIN. @. NOBLE,
FERDINAND MOLLOY,
JOSEPH B. GRAY,
EDWIr q. CHEATHAM,
QOf DAVIS, NOBLE 4 CO.,
., Chambers street, New York.
New YORK, February, g. 1855.
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NJ Cline Toby CraOxet P0nis Fang; Nr Brown
= Noah Maypols; Mr. Tree Charley Baes Mica sesor
eoae Maybe, Mrs Climber Charlotte Mia wstars
The scenery by Hays higege and Perkins subrAcesEs
Correys Wor, house Quarters Wood the Road London
London B-idgeir the Mooaitht
the Roof of London street, &C.
Desrs open q I; commence n. IN
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CRArKILN MUSEUM, 1T GRAND STREET, ONE
il door from Broadway.
NCTICEThe above place Of amusement closed for short
period In order and improve the interior Wal
RE OPEN ON SATURDAY FEB q 1860.
with On entire company Madame WARTOE Is now on
her way from Paris with Troupe OF
MODEL ARAISrkS,
consisting Of some Of Tho moo. beautiful young ladies In tho
Remember, SATURDAY, FEB. U.s. Every afternoon s,A
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NAVY AGENCY. NEW YORK, FEB. 7, 1890.

NAVY AGEECY NEW YORK FEB T. 1890.
~ Sealed propoeas endorsed Proposals Beef and
Proposals for Pork the may be- VIII be received
this oee uDt y O'Clock Saturday, DE 18th ins for
furnishing and delivering free OF all risk TO the United
States, stthe Navy fayd at Brooklyn
coo barrels OF Beef,
loo barrels Of Pork
Within thirty daya The beef from well fattened
tie the pork be packed from fed well faened hogs
The CONFORM ravy beef and pork
tass barrels original barrels not made expressly for the
navy Of the best heart Of white Aaves aud
besdres and each barrel obe bocped with four hoopA
Every offer muEt be accompanied by written guarantee,
signed by nsbe 10 the effect that
they undertake that the bidder bidders WILL If
their bids accepted enter into obst Immediately
with good snd sufficient sureies n furnish the article
posed This guarantee ns, be led BY the dcse
OF the United States Dtatrc Judge United States District
ney Collector Postmaster Nary AGENT that the guar
able 10 make good their guarantee
No proposals. will be consider unlcss by such
guarantee The beef and PORK mus. conform % the usual
upon application The Commandment of Navy lard
at thin ONCE. GEO. N SANDERS Navy Agent.
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DRINTERe-PROPOsAIS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
Il printing and distributing each month 10000 Circulars
bar saloons hoes and other such places New
York city and other surrounding cities upon
white and coored hsa.re blu paper Of eghh sbss sss
propesas from oor ctiss waned Address Merchau boz
f6h Poetnf Il.
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VAN AMBURGH co 9 MENA0ERIK,
AT PALACE GARDENS Foxrtsenth l6resk
near 6xth Ayenus

EVERY MUkNIEu AFTEKEOON Am EVENING"
LA sdEST COLLECTION OF ANIMALS In THE WORLD
Performances ths asrnoou and eyenpx OF that WONDERFUL
PRINCE. Boreo monkey JOk6 the pony ridsr ushtsr
provoking Maltese Jsak educated mule Osceoa GREAT
WAR ELRPHAET AkNIBAL, Prof LANoWORTYY'6
WILD LIONESS and other animals.
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COR THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, VIA CHARLBs.
+ ton, g. C-semi-weeky o. s MN Side wheel Sleamsh,
Iinethh!n passage Sl6, deck Sc The magnncsA steam
ship NASHVILLE. Murray c2nmssdsr VIII issys pier
precisely Through tickets 70 ibe following pacssro New
oreans, $50 u.s. Mobile Ala &3s; Montgomery, Ala, SO;
Nashville, Tenn, $50 Memphs $50 30: Knoxville $2 Chat
suecsA $a1; AusSss Ga, go: Atlanta IS; Solumoa s.
vile sl PnatkA SIS FOR rslsh, paasage apply sPoF
FORD TrlEsr0N CO., % Brosdwsy The Marion, Capt.
Foster succeeds Saturday. Feb H. No,cs-No form Of ba
Of lAdinR signed but oee frnished by tho company. Ne
freight received afssr O'Clock on day Of leaving,
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ENFTH AygNUE HOUSE 70 LrT-A FIRST CLASS
four story brown st high soop House, above Twenty
eehh street, Will he leased or three
years moder Possession immediately InGu,re
~ 70 William street from No 3
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THE ELECTION or THIRTEEN DIRE lToRs or THE
sixth Ayerse Railroad Company viii be bsd at 'le
February from " " 70 2P y. =. BAILEY MYERS Sscy
ITO MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN TAPE GA
looms and Skeleton Skirt ufActurers hereoJ give
notice hst by letters patent Of the led States granted
bearing de May s lass for tucked fbc whether OF tape
galoors other cloth In which the
back Of The fabric any manufacturing or ss
ing The said goods is inrnger ny patent aad shall
sdop such measures TO protect myself the law directs
prepared 10 license respectable parties
~ THOS. FRANCE, 2,0 Thirty s'rth street y Y
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III New York and New Orle sns Steamship Company For
New Orleans VIA Havana aai on Mon lay Feb Is 1890 ct
" Smith. commander win c,mnsnce % receive freight on
No bills d dng signed after the hour Of Isl Ing For freight
passage apply 70 the agents LIVINGSTON, cRoCHERON
Thrcnpk tickets Issued Cruz all ports TEXAS
per Southern Steamship COMPANY . line Of seamers-
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AFFICES TO LEr-IN BROADWAY IN THE BUILD
ING Mo- 81 ana 6S-6uiabe for bankers, brokers' aw
suitable for Daguer,san gallery light mSnuacturinS
the promses. -'
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o. OF o. r., FL NJ, O. q A., OR ANY OTHER
association IN want OF Lodge Meeting Room In one of
me 6t iocsons In the city With an extra ante
uoDs Croon water wster closet 40 respectfully
ved In cal the undersigned before making their engage
mcnts ELSEWHERE from TO II A n from to NJ, No.
III Bowery. WIN. SIMPSON
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NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,
IN Albany, Cournbus, MACON Augusta and various places
10 Florida. Va Savannah, Ga.
The FLORIDA Captain Isaac Crowel win leave on sa
turday H. at NJ fra pier No North river Tickes
had for the following pisces fare a. low ~ BY
cher steamer from New York 70 Savannah accommodations
SUPERIOR
uery kis $s8 Atlanta. Ca, So; Albany. Ga, S2 Column
bus Ga $2S Macon Ga S2i Augas.a $40; savannah SIS
day, Feb. IA, at3P.M.
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<VOuNrRY RESIDENCE AT BERGEN HILL TO LET
~ lea for term of yearshe residence OF The
late Col James harrison TIE premises consst Of large
and cold story S,iek stable Cow stable Ice Houss
Observatory, summer Houses, smoke House, Granary,
Chicken House, would be suiusbe for q garden
inK only mile and half from the Jersey City Hoboken
O'Clock at night Apply to HOMER MORGAN, No Pine
litauB Npk
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yCOR SAvANNAH.-TEE FAvOHITE STEAMSHIP
MONTGOMERY, VIM G. Berry Comm snder will leave
pier Il Norh river, on Thursdsy, Feb 9.a3PM
Pasaare 70 Savannah with Unsurpassed accommodations
s through tickets Orleans $50 Isl Mobile sc5 Nont
xonsry SIS Albany S2l Atlanta So Columbus Szs Macon,
tal Augusta so.
Freighs 10 cents per foot and propordouste rates
Insurance u per cent Apply 70 t.f
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NANAL STREET STORES To IET-ONR STORE 24s
~ between Elm and Centre running through Canal
70 Walker street. with basement One store and Ad
joining: .esm u required Inquire Of Mr. GAUDU,
Engineers ONCE, l02 Walker street. ~
nEsK ROOM-DEsiRA BILE DESK ROOM TO LET IN
good business location down town. Address Office
ITO Hera Office. -
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NoLEhsE Oh RENr-A STONE GOTHIC HOUSE, on
nvenports Neck NV Rochelle, three qu.rers o, milo
rom tne Depot ana steamboat Ian Rooms Kitchen an
ass Room with seven Of land sed Win Fruit
I.9e and noafnS ON Long hsnd Sound; beach for
6amss On tne nso1isee greAs varsity Of frut good
Rent go Inquire Of CYRUS LHNrON ia Nassau street.
New York. ~~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-27
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL The PURPOSES ofAEAKIlY paYslc.

are so composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely Withstand or crade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and Invlgorate every portion Of the human organ
ism, torfeca,ng its diseased action, ard resturing
its healthy yitalines As consequence of these
properties, the invalid who Ii bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonised to find his
health or energy restored By remedy 1t once 80
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday COMPLAINTS
OF every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. Tho agent below named IL
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures and directions
for their in the following complaints Castire-
Hess, Heartburn, Headaches ayfsstg from dsordevcd
Stcaaaeh, Nausea Indigestion. PAN ia and Aor5id
J,aacston Of Tie Dotce4s, F!atulfHcy, Lass Of Appe-
ste, .Jauadsce, md other kindred complaints,
arising from low state OF the body or obstruction
OF Its functions. They are an excellent Alternative
for tho renovation OF the blood and the rest0ga-
tcn cf tone and strength to the system deuiltated
by disease.
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Feb. 10Th. IeG0.dIm
ssrfxtuas Notice.

srtxtuag Notice.
TO NARY ANN CRAIG, Richard Craig and John
Winthrop.
V0u arc hereby notified that there s now
IL on file in the Clerks Cfic, of tire I'll district
Court OF Lee County, Iowa, at Aeakuk the petition
OF samuel X. Vearhtes claiming of you the fore
elosurs of a mortgage executed by the said Nary
Aan LSaiu .tho- taJlasina stsnate sa
Lee county, loeG, to-wit Twtpts fve (2fl feet of
Of lot twelve 12) in block one hundred and ffty-
elk tl56), in the ty ST keokuk, and bounded az
follows mencing n. point the easieFly lie
~ sad lot twelve twenty-five feet from The alEy
n E1IJ TT tx, afvy 5itffr ttl
sqn~heriy direction tweaty FIVE (2b) feet; thence
In Westerly direction parallel with Eiondean
street Gity (5el feet; thence in northerly diree-
sion along The line Of said lot twelve twenty-five
teet tsenca in fasttrIy direction fifty t5a taoi
70 the riace Of beginning. Ans claiming also, mn
DIR said mortgage. a Judgment or decree againsi
Vie said Richard Craig and Mary Ann Craig for
| the sum Of Tour hundred dollars with ten psr cent
TcT anuum interest thereon from the eth day u
1uae, 1857, and praying also for a sale Of said
property, end also for general relief
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer
sail Pc ition before tho second day Of the
next Term of aaid Court 10 he at keoknk holden
| Judgment will be ren cred against YOU thereon.
THOMAS NJ. GREGORY,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
| Eehvuary 10 1eN0.dIru
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To DANIEL s, FoHkE TEhs
NvuU are hereby Ecsifed that there is now on file
L in the cierk's Office Of the District Court oil
Lee County, Iowa, ct keckus, a petition Of
Samuel Il. Neorhies. elaimiag Of you the foreclosure
of a mortgage on the following real tate, situate
10 Lee eoutty Iowa, to wit: Fart Of lets n
and eight 81 in block hunifed AMI seventy one
tfTD, in The City Of Eeokuk bounded as follows,
TO Wit: commencing ut point on the westerly line
Il said int seven M ninety-eisht tes) feet from
SANK street, themes in Eortherly direction along
the line Of raid lot seven torty-two feet TO the
alityi III ne along the s1utheriy line Of said alley
and in eas'.riy direction ninety a0i fce' thence
in souheriy alrsctiun parallel to,twaifth street
fcfty-two t4s5 fcetj thence 10 westerly direction
parailel will bank sfs6et niney i90) feet, to the
place If beginniny. And lining also, under said
mort gag, decree cr judgment for sis hundred
ana aity dollars with ten Per cent. per nntum i'm
eres' thsreon from February 2lst, 1887, and ra3
Ing also FOR general re!isf.
Nov, thcrefure, nultss You appear and answer
said petition on or osftre toe "a Jay Of nc 1t term
IF said Court to be at keolsus holden, judg-
Ment will Ie rendered against you thereon.
THOMAS NJ. GREGORY
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
rnA 1n.h Tcrn SI,n
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
ron THE RAPID CURE OF

ron THE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
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Patients i'm advanced stages Of the
disease.
So vide lis the field OF tn usefulness and 30 nu-
merous are the cases OF its cures, that almost
every section Of country Abounds In persons pub
Ecly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases OF the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine Of In kind il too apparent to escape
observation, and where its vixtacs are known, the
public no longer hesitate what anndote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs That incident to climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
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rrusTRE,s SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that BY virtue Of a
IN pewer contained in certain Deed or Trust ex-
ocuted to me on the sd al January, A. ID. 1858 by
r.. p. Creei, OF the city or Keokuk, Lee county,
Iowa, for the purpose OF securing to Reynolds
Richardson, OF he same place, the payment OF =
certain promissory note executed by said IL. +.
Creei and endorsed by Il. p. Lowe On the first day
of October, 1857, fer the sum of nine hundred and
seventy three dollars, MS stated in said Deed of
Trust the said sum of money not having been paid
according to the terms and stipulatiens contained
in said Deed of Trust, J. George b. Felt, viii ON the
Gath day of March, 1860, between the hours Of o
o'clock y m and clock p. OF said day, Mt tho
door Of the Clerk q office OF the District Court, in
the city OF Keokuk, Lee county, lows, proceed to
SELL at public auction TO tho highest bidder, for
cash, the following described real estate mention
ed in said Deed Of Trust, to-wit: Twenty coy feet
on the vest side Of III ten tl0) In block twenty
eight lay, extending the hole length OF said lot
one hundred and forty li4o) feet, with oil the APP
purtcnances thereunto belonging situate in the city
Of keokuk, Lee county, Iowa. ndexocute deed
to the purchaser. GEORGE b. FELT.
Jan. ~, t66D-dtd
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.EfEfsyEE,s AAI.E.

STATE OF IOWA, SC.
Lar couwgY.
II virtue vg an eS, cution to me directed, Issued
~ by The Clark Of the District Court Of raid
c1any in fav ref u. f. Mefs uger and against
hol RI frenca. have leviea upon. AMI will sell to
tas RICH "a hldder al he door Of tho Clerk office u
tGe D'srct court OF lie County, Iowa, AL keok uk
~ tNd county, On the ITh day of March, A. ID.
800 between the hours u O'clock s.. III. aud 4
o'eiaca =, ~. Of asa doy, the fo.IJrinc property
g ~it All the right, title and interest Of tiobert
french IN ana 90 iofe SIX TO-, sever u ard eight sj
Ia tiacA tRenfy-one !, ana 10, four - ia block
twenty-five 81. ia tee City If keokrk, Lee coun-
~, Iona. taken and levied uFon as hc property
OF Eobsrt French s4t.fy said writ of execution.
heokuk, February ld, 1900
III. ". GRIFFITH,
lpr's fee S. Sheriff IL Leo County. Iowa.
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STATE OF IOWA, 81.
Lee Cousrr,
TOY virtuo of special execution to me directed,
ID issued by the Clerk OF the District Court OF
said county In fsvnr Of Joseph w. ssimpsen and
against ] Brooks Carter, I have levied upon, and
viii cell to the highest bidder, at the door Of the
Clerks Office Ct tho District Court OF Lee Vsna ty.
Iows. at Keakuk In said county, on the 7ta day Oh
March, A. ID. 1850, betseen the hours Of ocsock o.
m aad a o'clock H. M of said day, the fello wing
properly, to wit, The 'front.' ends one hundred feet
deep q lots one and two, block one hundred and
eighty, City of keokuk, Lee County, Iowa. Taken,
levied upon and be sold BY order Of Court to sat
isfy said writ Of execution
keoAuk, Feb.e q, ls6a.
III. nj. GkIFFrTH, Sheriff Of Lee Co.
fehyatd by ]. ID. knonr, Deputy.
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tain cure of InteYmittcnts lis, that It contains
no Quinine or mineral, consequently 1t pro-
duces no quinisn or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are left Us healthy - If they had never