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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-16

/ M HkREAS, A. Ii. HeAslip and snsannah T.
! ~ Heaslip his wife. BY their deed Ct date Nav
| LIT, 1853, and acknowledged May II, 1884, did
convey to Charles II. Phelps and George hob
as irlstecs be following describes real csac sit
uats ~ the City Of Keokuk, in the County cf Lee
in the State II Iowa, to wit: he ..st thirty [30l
ieet OF iot number TIN tlo] IA block number one
hundred lobI In said city, with all the improve
! ments thereon and appurtenaEces thereof, to
secure 70 baldwin Starr, CT New York City, the
payment OF four promissory notes for $4oi So 100
each, all of date June 2sth, 1858, and PAYABLE TO
inc order CT Baldwin, starr one on the Let day Of
February, A. ID. 1850, one ON the lst day Of Nav
A. d. $780, one on the LIST day Of August, A. b.
500, and one on be 1st day Of November, A. d.
1860, all drawing interest from date unti paid at
Io per cont. per annum, and payable with current
rate OK kxehar re on New York and whereas In
case the said sums, either Of them should not be
Iald, with the interest thereon. on the day the
same became due, the Deed Of Trust authorized
sad Trustees, either Of them, to sell said real
estate at puslic SALE for cash at the door of tile
Court House in said City CT keokuk, fret giving
four weeks notice OF the time, terms and place Of
said sH To- In some newspa per bshed in said City
OF keokuk, and upon such sale to execute u deed
In fec simple to The purchaser which Deed OF Trust
Is recorded In the Recorders Office Of said Lee
County, in Book Of Mortgages volume s on page
So /; and hereas said last described mote, due
November /, 1860 with the int rest thereon nov
due and wholly unpaid, now. therefore, l. Charles
IL Fhelp,. one Of said Trustees, Will the 18th
day of January, A. ID. 1861, proceed to cell the |
above described real estate atpubc sale for ca h,
to the highest bidder, at the door Of the Court |
House in said City of kcokuk, between the hours |
Of O clock a. III. and clock y. of said day,
to satisfy said note, interest and costs.
t lit 1t It's tt. PHELPS,
Dee. II, 1850. One If the Trustees
decl sdlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-16

HEADACHE is the favorite sign by
which nature makes known any deviation
whstsver from The natural state or the brain.
ana viewed 10 this light il may be looked on
as safeguard intended TO give notice OF dis
ease which might otherwise escape attention
till too late ~ be remedied and its indica-
tions should never be neglected. Headaches
may De classified under two names, Symp-
tomato and liiopathc Symptomatic Head
acne 10 exceedingly common, and ia the pre-
cursor OF great variety of diseases, among
which are Apoplexy, Gout, Rheumatism, and
al Ieoriie diseases. In its nervous form il ID
sympathetic OF disease Of the stomach con.
sttutlng sick headache, or hepatic disease
constituting bilious headache, Of worms.
constipatioa and other disorders of the bow.
els, as we'll as renal ana uterine affections.
diseases or the heart are very frequently at.
tended with Headaches; ADBmia and pletho.
"a are also affections which frequently 90.
cason headache. Idiopathic Headache il
also very common, being usually distinguish
ed by the name of nervous headache. some
times coming on suddenly in state OF an
parently sound health and prostrating at
once the mental and physical energies, and
IN other instances II comes on slowly, herald
co ny depression Ut spirits or acerbtv OF
temper. In most instances the pain is ia the
front Of the head. over one or both ewes. and
sometimes provoking vomiting; under this
NAV also be named Neuralgia.
For the treatment Of either class OF Head.
ache tAe errhaiic Pills have been found a
sure and safe remedy, relieving the most
acute pains IN few minutes, ard bv it's sub.
We power erascating the diseases Of which
Headache is the uncrring index.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-16

aeeHt voice.
FL ALBERT On 4 In the District
vs.. Court II Lee roun-
r. =. wright NJ. i. Wright, ~, Iowa, at heo-
John i. wright, NJ. ID, kuk, February Term
wright, and Margaret A. A. ID. isnl-pesi.
Lewis. ton IN Equity 10
quiet title.
fNH + above named defendants are hereby not.
ii d that he petition In equi 81 the Plaintiff
II IA on f.e In tte flee of the Clerk vi - said
bistret Court. cai ming b. the u the FOL.
8o"ifg dsserlhea Frat estate, to-wts the undivided
s. OF lots one. tvs aud three in oek ferry time,
and twenty ieet of II lie Tear enI 3t lot ue.ve in
BLOCK twenty nine, all III hs city IL hrok NIX love-
also, the ssatE-easf 1 Of section 10. the west ol
the Southwest Of section 81, tbs west If fht
northeast / and tee nndiyii 10 Il the east Of
the northeast Of stcfian l.. the undivided s OF
the fractional north # seetisn -, The unlsiaeo
3 . Of the west 81 the south cast AID the IN
divided 3-e IT the east Vt The south weFt OF
section la, all in township 60 range west, in LIE.
county, Iowa; and asking that the conye,ances
made ~ the said deteIlants II the said real estate
MY be decreed by the Court to be null and void
and that the tite 10 tho said real estate may be per-
fecied and quoted in plaintiff. and ing for gen
eral rtlicf and that uni the said defendants p
pear and def nd CT before If the second day
OF the February tern, 1851, If said District Court
d fauit will be entered TIL reon and ini mept rem
dered IN accordance will III prayer.f laid petition
WM. II. TURNER.
Dec. ~, 1860. Atty for Plt'f
dec1JIm
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Original Notice.

To 4. Mekenuy and Robert MoMurdy:
fItEERE is now on 6le Ia the o1ce OF the Clerk Oh
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa Mt X CO.
kuk, the petition OF ON Crane claiming agagst
T. |. Mckenny judgment of xix thousand do l.
lars on a large number OF promissory notes exc
cu,ed 10y said I. |. Mekenny to plaintiff; and
against both defender the for losure Of mort
gage executed by said Mckenny, TO secure said
notes, on real estate in Lee County, Iowa. which be
afterwards sold 10 said McMnrdy.
Unless you appear nd ans wer said petition on
or before the second day of the February term
ls6i), at noon, Vt salt cpurt.a judgment will be
rendered and the property ordered to be sold, ss
prayed in said petition.
RANKIN r. MILLER.
Dee. Z, ls60.dlm Ptf,s Att'ys.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TEE AxALaAxarioN OF LANGUAoEs.--T There
il a growing tendency in this age to appro-
pirate the most expressive words of other
languages, and after while to incorporate
them into our own thus the word Cephaiio,
which is from the Greek, signifying s.for the
head" is now becoming ropularzed in con
nection with Mr.. Spalding's great Headache
remedy. but it will soon be used in more
general way, add The word Cephalic will be-
come as common Is Electrotype and many
others whose distraction as foreign words
has been worn away BY common usage until
they seem "native and to the MAJOR born.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-16

BRInoEr:-Missus wants you to send her
box Of Cephalic Glue. no, a bottle Of Pre-.
pared Pills,-5ut Pm thinking that's not
Just IL naith1r; but perhaps yell be afther
kno"ii- What II IS. Ye see she's nigh dead
and gone with the Sick Headache. and she
wants some more OF that same as relaiyel
her before.
DRUGGIST You must mean Spading's Ce-
phalIc Pills.
pRibGEr.- Och sure now and you've sed
y: here's The qaarther, and give me the Pills
ana uon,t be ali DAY about it nither.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-16

s.cgmI Notice.
FREDERICK ZU6G In the District Court of
W.. Lee County, Iowa, at kco-
ROBERT GETTY. tkuk, February Term, A. D..
JAMES ii. GETTY, 1861.
JOHN L. LEE. PEririosrx FoufrY.
elNiE above named defendants are hereby notified
4 that there lie on hie i'm the Office of the
Clerk 81 the afcrtsaid LII Court tho petition
OF Plaintiff IN equity. claimit that The eeHits-
BIC interest in and 10 lot In tleek ~ in the city
OF keoknk, Iowa, IL OWNED BY the defendant
koh't Getty, and that said equitable nierss Is Ina
hle e b subjected 70 The payment Of a judgment
obtained I plaintiff against said Robert neEty
AID eba Ieeeee ii feinses On the - b day Of sep
tsn'F CT I6b1, IN tie Tisrtct G urt ff Lee Ceunfy
Iowa, at htokut, TOR the IT two thousand
oue hundred AID eighty 50-3 90 dolla2s; and that
mo fEe H. pretended 10 have b.en executed said
lot by james H.Get'y to the def ntsps John L.
Lee N The 9Th DAY Of september, r5a, is frsu5u-
lent. and was made for The purpose of covering Il
sad qni'9 II said Robert Getty 80 ia realest
and T. hinder anG delay the creditors II said Eoh'
netfy IN the csiecton ct heir d. bts. Petition
ASKS for an attachment and FIR general relief; aud
nnivrs the said defendants appear and dcfsnc
81 u before The second day At neen. II the f.bru
AIRY term A. ID. 1861, Of ssid iistric, Court, judy
ment Will be rend red bs default accord III ID D.
prayeret said . tition. TURNER i CRAIG.
lac -. 1850. Attorneys FIR PiaIHGlHs
a.-4954t4s
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'aldly Realized.

Iii 'ad IN 'orribIe 'eadache this hafternoon
hand stepped binto the hapothecaries hand
says hi to the man, sCan you hease me Of an
'eadache p Does it hache 'ard? p saws ,e.
'Hexceedingly,' sayshi; hand upon that e
gave me ba Cephalic Pill, hand 'pon me
'onor BIT cured me 50 quick 'ardly realized
hi I'D 'ad an 'cadache.
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Gre at Discovery

Amongst the most imuortant ~ ali nc
great medical discoveries Of this are NAV be
considered the system ri vaccination fDy nro
lection from Small pox. tho Cephaho pin
Tor relief Of Headache, and the use Of oni.
nine for the prevention Of Fe.ers. either Of
"hich y 2 sure specific, whose benefits will
ps experienced hy safcring humanity long
after their diacoverers are forsotten
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-16

FACT WORTH KNOWING. - Sraldine's Ce-
phalic Pills are certain cure for Sick Head.
ache, Bilious Headache, Nervous Headache
Costiveness and General Debility.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-16
Medical Books.


A ANATOMICAL ATLAS,
~ Allen Dsseetor,
ashton on the Eectam,
Barclays Mapual Diagnosis,
Bennett IN the Uterus,
Barluw's Practice,
brown ON the sufgicll Diseases Of Females,
Judd on tic Liver,
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Bvnn,t on Pulmonary Tuberculosis,
Bowman's Practical Chemistry,
- Medical I"
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Comstock : Chemistry,
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Copiald IN Palsy,
Carpenters Physiology,
Curling OIL The I.sus,
Cooper on Disiocations,
CoEaie On Chiiuten,
ChurehilI's emales,
Children,
Midsifery,
Clsmer on Fesers,
blossoms Practice Of Medicine,
Dalton Ply siology,
Devices Midwifery,
- Children.
80 Females,
Dungiison's Psychology,
Dictionary,
% New Remedies,
Praiice,
Materia Medica,
DuitIs surgery,
hrleasens {"
Flint On the Heart,
foane ! On. mistry,
oardnsr's Medica Che mistry,
ursy's |" !"
I" ANATOMY,
Gross Surgery.
hrltfth's OLivcrsAl Formulary,
Hamilton ON fractures,
Holiard's Medical Notes,
UeadanIs Action II Medicine.
Hunter on Kcora IN Een~reAl,
Hoblyn's Meiical Dictionary,
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Kinks Physiology,
Layceck on Med zeal Observations,
Lmtlew's Manual. 70
Lawrcnce on the Eye,
Mtller's Practice ri surgery,
= Principles q
Mcigs Obstetrics,
g Females,
Ecill l. smith's Cempend,
Ncligan's Atlas Cutaneous Diseases,
pariSh's Pharmacy,
Ppr1lra's Materia Medica,
Plrrie's sargerya
laraer's Syphiiis,
higbs on Females,
Ramsb thams ubs.e frcs,
stille's Iheraupeutics.
Sargent aslnDr surgery,
Smiths
Stanley on the Banes,
Smith on l.aurnrrhgg
solly IN the Brain,
Icynba. on the Ear,
Tanners Clinical n edicine,
Iaylor's Medical Jurisprudencc,>
- on foisons.
Walshe on the Lungs;
Wilde on he Ear
Na,son's Practice.
Woods
z Therapeutics,
West on Children,
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H0putar Goods
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- pared Glue; Lows brown Windsor soap
Lows Honey eoap, two sizes; DaviGsen's Rubber
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
DICK CHEATHAM !!

n!3k CIlEATIlAM will stand the SPRING
D SEASON nf 1861, at EdgeIied c. H., on
Mondays. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays,
and ut Harmon Galman's, six miles East Of the
Cuurt House, the remainder of the week. at
Twenty five dollars the Season, with the privilege
"f sending any mare rot proving in foul the mex:
ScaSun free IF charge
DICK CNEATlIAM is black h"rse six years
ld this Spring. about sixteen hands high. He
,h"ys far himself
lie was sireti hy imp. :bon, first dam by Imp.
Lcviainn. 81 la'u hy pacolet. 81 dam by Top.
gllant. 4th dam by Iamrhs glitter, 9TH dan, hy Halls
Iul. Cniou, &c Pacolrt WAS by Imp. Citizen !;
Tupss,nt by iialiatn lie hy Imp. Erl!ur'l !:
l. np!i2hter hy Imp. Medley.
DICK CllEATlIAM was II gord race horse.
Those desiring tobrccl !rum Lin had be-. Senl cary
in the Sers"n which cn,G':ccs l.; March and
ends 10th June.
He will hr found while at the Court House, at
NJ. T. j. Whiiai;.r'S Stable whn will take g"na
care "f Mrr"s 81; $Ii rrr month, hut n", he liable
for accidents or escapes.
TH0S. G. BACON.
,iar |. 1SG!. If lU
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
t'Orli.
Fcstina ScnR.

DIX. CLorp. in late number of the
american Cotton Planter, argues warmly
Jas us,aI) iur thorough preparation Of
orr. laid, and against what he calls t. iein.
FER piuntiaq" Mark his opinion for iu-
,,irc guidance, and let lie hc!a;cd pjar!rrs
II the present season, chcerup. PrrhaEs
;lle subject might be atvantaseonsly coup
ed with The idea Of fastened termination
which We aiIudc TO elsewhere.
After advising big corn crop, the
DocroH proceeds:
In this wise determination 10 plant
more corn, the planter must not neg icct
he necessary and proper preparations
,"l this necessary preparation, h"wcvcr
ight y esteemed by any planter, depends
nuch Of the success Of the crop of grain,
md the ease with which the crop may be
cultivated. There is no one thing-eS-
:cpt in permitting the washing away the
oil Of his tield-whcrcin the Southern
i,!anIcr is so much ut fault. as in the in-
rportant work of planting his corn crop.
One of the main causes, and there is no
reasonable doubtqf the fact, why there is
50 little corn made per acre in the cotton
States, is wiuter planting on mpreparci!
and. Until this custom be changed, grain
aust continue scarce and high priced, and
.,acon the same. 1t is just rs necessary
hat the soil be warm and dry for the re-
..eption Of the seed corn, as ii is for The
reception q: hc seed of our cotton.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
Carrots fer Cattle.

Don't tell us about your carrots, s,-they
"ont do, says one.
That has been very much our own opln'
ION too, having tried them cncc and failed
completely.
But perhaps, ncighbor You and We have
not tried them fairly. ltmust DC as good
a spot a; 4 garden, and prepared and
worked like a garden, that will produce
carrots properly.
bat they ire not worth the trouble
YOU say.
There, too. VIC were Inclined 10 agree
with you. But just hear what q good
Judge ,hinks of them 1t is STEWART on
Stable Economy who speaks:
Not only do carrots give strength ana
endurance to sound horses, but also 6 i've
recovery and health to such as are sick.
There is nothing better, perhaps nothing
so good When first given they are strict
ly diuretic and Laxative, but as the horses
become accustomed to them, these effects
cease to be produced. They also improve
the state of the skin. They form 3 good
substitute for grass, and al excellent al
terative for horses out of condition. To
sick and idle horses they render grain I'm.
necessary. They are beneficial in all
chronic diseases connected with breathing,
and have a marked influence Oh chronic
cough and broken. wind. They are SER.
viccabic in diseases Of the skin: and, i'll
combination with oats, restore y worn
horse n.ucll sooner than oats alone.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
The Culture OF New Ground.
OrrEwAu rcnn.. March II. lSG

OrrEwAu, Tenn, March X: 1851.
DIX. LEE-Dcor Sir | have Il large
field which have cleared this past winter,
which wish to plant in corn, and ann
told 10y those who say they have tried it)
that il break the ground thoroughly it
will not produce well the first year. !
am told to break it very shallow the first
wear, if | wish to make Il good crop. VIII
YOU please give me your views in Tile
fIeM d f;reSide. {. q. /.
The subsuil of new ground is more like
ly to contain injurious organic acids and
acid salts, tllan old land. To break The
ground by deep pIowng, in the first i'll
stance, and let the ROOTS ui corn pcriicatr
freely this raw aud sour earth, naturally
Injuries the first crop. The writer was
reared on new farm, in 4 hraviiy-tim.
hered part of New York, where not one
farmer in Il hundred ever plowcd new
ground for raising Il crop of corn, wheat,
rye, or oats-it WAS narrowed only to
scratch up the surface mould.
Shallow blowing at the Soath amounts
to about the same thing. independently
of any acids there may be in Il fresh soil,
il is generally more open to air, water,
and p!al,-rnnts. than earth long cultivated,
and does not require loostning with the
I,lnw 10 the same degree, if at all. Plow
Il little deeper from year to year, in after
tiliagc, until Your SURFACE soil is about as
deep as amy plow can g".--Ficld Il Fire.
side.