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TOTAL. $5sl 30 ,y7l
Double eagles, which had been tempered with
by counterfeiters, have been detected at the Sub
Treasury. They had been split open, the central
portion taken out, then filed up with platina and
newly med. They were Of the exact weight and
size Of the true coin, and would deceive any one
but the experts of the Sub-Treasury. Smaller
coins have before been detected, which had been
tempered with in this way but these are the first
$40 pieces which have been discovered. They
were paid into the Sub Treasury by bank, and
were detected by Mr.. Cisco, Jr.
The whole amount of the bids offered for the Con.
necticut loan of $780, 900, over eighty in number
was l,279, 800, ranging from par to five per cent
premium. All from 0.l3l to per cent was accept
cd. The second highest bid was by Governor Buck.
ingham, of 5000 at per cent. The following
have been accented hv tho Treasnror. -.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

ASHES The market was quiet and prices unchanged
BREApsTuFFs.-Flour-Th news from Europe tended to
sustain the market and to mpart tone to prices
The upward tendency, however, checked by the adj
vance in freghts and the market closed with lees spirit
The sales embraced about l3 600 bbls. closing within The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-25

A UCTION NOTICE-EFEANT FIRST CLASS HOUSE.
"A hold Furniture ut private sale, in lots TO suit pnr
chssers at css than auction prices account of
va consisting Of the entire contents Of the five story
silence 2e West Fourteenth street Eighth avenue
superb rosewood Panoiorte octave; solid carved
rosewood Paror Suits IN the richest SATIN rosewood
ceres, Centre and other Tables Velvet Brussels and In
grain Carpets; oak Dining Room Furniture Chamber Fur.
nture in rosewood and mahogany with full suit to match
Beds and Bedding The whole being every thing required
for large five story residence, both useful and ornanen
tai
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IBERT H. E1COLAY, AUCTONEER, WILL SELL
n this day (fharsday) July 25 at II 4 O'Clock the
Stock salcsroon So William street. good variety CITY
Insurance Socs Bank Stocks Bonds and other Securities
suitable for Investments For full particulars Courier
and Enquirer Nova Commercial Advertiser and Evening
Post. Catalogues can be obtained at the salesroom
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4 UCTION NOTICE.-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
"A first class Household Furniture at private sale the
property Of a family declining housekeeping Rosewood
ccta.c Panotortc cost $500, for $3.50 including
stool and Cover; Drawing Room Suits solid carved
wood, covered with French brocatel cost 1925 will be
sold for $685. do FOR $780, Bookcase" Centre Tables
ceres, OIL Paintings, Lace Curtains, Has,and, Rosewood
Bureaus, Becsteads Hair Mattresses, Sofas, Mirrors
Clocks Carpets &c, ut great sacrifice Inquire al 20
West Twenty sixth street, near Sixth avenue.
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I LBERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN e. CO., AUCTIONEERS
IL Superb First Class Household Furniture.
Paintings, Statuary, Bronacs aud Articles OF vrtu,

Al public auction.
Property or "A gentleman lean lng the city. This day
CthusGay) July 25, al II O'Clock precisely at the pTi-
waite residence of NJ H. Chapman ESD d Wost Sixteenth
street, between Fifth and sixth avenues octave Piano.
foric Drawing Room Suits, rosewood and mahogany
Chamber Furniture oak Dining Room Furniture Velvet
Pr sses and Ingram Carpets, Pier and Manel Mirors I'm
b;jcred aGe Curtains, Clocks, Sofas, Chars, Bureaus,
i@l~teads, Wardrobcs Hair Mattresses, Bedding China,
Glass, Silver Ware Table Gallery, Basement Kitchen
Furniture. Sale positive at ii o'clock.
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TOM II BURLKY, AUCTlONEER, WILL SELL, THIS
- day at two clock at 444 Canal street. large quaint.
W OF Household Furniture, consisting Of Bureaus, Bed
seeds SOFAS Sofa Beds, Extension Centre and other Ia
bies; Wardrobes Pier and other classes Necham's Sofa
Beds Singers and Bsrthophs Sewing Machines Cooking
stoves Ice Boxes Brussels Theeply and other Carpets
O!coths, hair and other Mattresses, Washstands Oil.
ooth Pillows and Botcs, Bedding, Kitchen FurnitureA
and everything for housekeeping will be sold without rc
serve Dealers and housekeepes in vited to
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JOSEPH HEGEMAN.-FRIDAY, JULY 20, AT 10 A. NJ.
- at the Central sacsrooms wioughby corner of Pearl
street, general assortment Of Household Furnitre
Crockery Glass Ware, OcIoths, Carpets, one Wheeler
Wilson's Sewing Machine &c.
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TOHN VAN ANTwERi"S SONS FIRST FALL. TRADE
y sale Of Flint Glass Ware will take place this morning
at ocleck at the sales room 70 william street Terms
four months credit.
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6 HIP PIN G. NJ e w S .


ALMANAC NEw YoRK--1HIs
Risgs...........4 40 MOON 80
skTs..........,... % uIGn 10 30
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III AkDWARE AUCTION N0TICE.-JOHN f. VAN ANT.
IL WERPS son, Auctioneor, will sell this day, July
20 ~ IL O'Clock, at his sales room 10 William street.
Immediately after the glass catalogue 200 lots as
sorted Hardware, embracing In part superior cast steel
claw aud shngng Hatchcs, east steel ADJ eye Hammers,
Ua.penst suck socket Chseis In sets; also lockwood
rules soVes ana spade, cast steel English Files also
one cask Tea Trays and Waters nc Nc &c Terms cash.
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T0IIk LLOYD, AUCTTONELR.
81 JOHN LLOYD n SONS will sell on Thursday and
Friday, July % and 20, at 10 occk at 1888 Broadway
The stock Of A. Rogue who intends retiring from the re
tail business consisting Of Wines Preserves &c incud.
Ing all the Fixtures. This sale worthy tho attention Of
grocers hotels, confciioncrs, fruit dealers &C. Goos
viii DO ready for inspection and catalogues had
three days previous TO the sale.
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4 MARRIAGES. AND HORSES SE!IING OFF CHEAP.
~ 200 light Family Carriages, Rockaways and Bggcs;
so Horses, family and Work Horses and small Ponies
Grcccrs and Express Wagons Of all kinds. Second hand
Wagons in good order. Factory, 1S4 Fulton avenue;
stables, 10 Novus street, Brooklyn.
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Tit0R SaIE--A SIX YEAR OLD HORSE, SUITABLE
L. for most any purpose; likewise three Coal Carts,
built in tho best style; splendid business Wagon in the
first style light Buggy, &c; all for sale tho has
given up business Apply 1t 10 Charles street. Of
Washington for week
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DAWNBR0kERS SME.-TIIIS DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK
J. precisely, at No. Fast Broadway 300 lots mems
and wonens Wearing Apparel Grape aud other Shawls,
100 pairs ladies' Caters, Gold and Silver Watches and
Jewelry, Silver and Fsed Ware, English Cutlery, Guns
Pistols, and lot OF Carpenters and Tinncrs Tools
Worthy the attention Of dealers by order Of j. Ritter
man, "a Eighth avenue WI. ABBOTT, Anctonccr.
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I,OR GAiL--FiVE HORSES. AMONG THEN Is ONE
H. very handsome dapIle gray horse also, low
priced boba horse, price s55 also gray horse, prco
500; also nice pony built horse, III for any business,
price $50 Al warranted every respect To BE- at
ST., Perry street
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HFNRY GREEN, AUC1ONEER, This DAY, AT I0h
III O'Clock at the auction store, 1874 William street
Butter, Maccaroni liaout, Mustard Soap, Anchovies
S,rdines Segars Wines aud Liz ios Empty Bottles De
oanters, Glassware, lot Clothing, Fancy Goods &c.
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VNyII.IIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEkR-OtF1Cr. Ne. EAST
w Broadway. viii sell on Friday at 10Is O'Clock,
the entire Furniture Of the four story house No rs Market
street, consisting Of Feather Beds Bodstcaas Pillows,
Sheets Quits Ice Chests Kitchen Utenss Chairs, Tables,
Oiclotb, Sofas Lead Pipe, Mirrors, &c
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INOR SAIE-ONE STUD COLT, POSITIVELY SIRED BY
u Ethan AIKEN, four years old this summer Of a dark
bay color very fast 'otter well broke TO single harness
ana The road, and very Kind. May be at Talons
stables, In twenty fourth street, for days;
also at the trot on Thursday Any wishing 10 pur-
chase " III do well 20 call Immediately.
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F;'O BE SOLD ny AUCTION ON MONDAY, 2arII OF
4 july the Stool, and fiNGfos Of Pants, Oils ana Spirits
TIrpeh,ino, belonging 10 james Hughes dec,ased Tho
sac will commence at 10 O'clock Mt 70 Division street.
by Order OF MICHAEL HUGHES, Administrators.
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7Huf. SALE At \ SACRlFH FAN EX.. tsS WAGON
burt By Palmer: only used hat thrco months Must
. 80 a he owner has no further MS or it, Can be
eena = ya:ick street, corner of Broome.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DEADIE's DIME TYPOGRAPHICAL LIBRARY, NO. o.
II The IAfc Of Major General
John G. FREMONT,
and rail- account Of his celebrated Exploring Expeditions
IOp SAFE AT ALL NEWS pErOTS
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DENTISTRY.

4 RTH7ICIAL BONE FILLING FOR pECAYED TEETH
"A Inserted while soft, without pressure or pam.
Aching teeth shells he ied and preserved W
the discoverer, J. PEARSON, NJ. D. Rooms $50 hoat
way, wos, side, one door above Seventeenth street.
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A GROtERS OR FEED WAGON FOR SALE CHEAP
IN Shifting sides, well built nearly new, suitable for
two horses nearly Sulkey, with top physician
Or gentleman also fine bay Horse. Apply TO GEO. Il.
BRINCKERIlCFF on Newtown pankroad four miles from
the ferry, TO J. l.. MOORE 81 Fulton street r0o.iyn
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A COTTON NOTICE -BURNHAMS FURNITURE TX
"A press and Packing Establishments III and ll3 West
Eleventh street between ft and Sixth avcnncs. Hcrsc
hold Furniture boxed and shipped 10 al parts OF The wod
Large covered wagons lor removing furniture into the
country. Furniture stored
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- GORGE COOK, AuCTIONEER.- ASsIGNEE,s Sal n
,Jo, VI hne Household Furniture 10 day at II
suits h ssrDom l4l Broadway, WIN DO sold Paror
ro.a,d pp,oo, brocatel, plush, reps and harcloth;
so, ,r.cseres, bookcases, Chamber Suits Library
suits, bniiots, Exclusion Dining Tables, and general
assortment of Furniture, for cash ' ~ e
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INDWARD Sc1iENCX, AUCTIONEER SPAN OF SORREI.
IL Horses. BY E. 4 +. VI. SCHENCK, this day Juy 20,
at O'Clock at tAcir ssesoons No 1856 and 3 Broadway
aspan " sorrol Horses 15S hands high, warranted per
ec,y sound Kind ard gentle in every way ,ro
sether IN $50 Also bay horse eight years old sound,
" Aud
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

FAST HORSE, TOP BUGGY AND Harness FOR
n sale buggy made by S:ivers Il Smith, harness made
by DGnscombe Of this city. An exchange for diamond
hnn ewery be made. Inquire al 1878 Cann street.
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4 UCriON NOTICE. - NEW AND SECOND HAND
n Vehicles, thus day, at IL O'Clock, by EZRA LUD.
Low Jr at his sa,esrooms, No 81 Liberty street, one
door yves, Of Broadway.
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YNOK SALN CHEN-TiiE FINEST CUUrE FAMILY
rad Horse in tie city; color black, short tail,
very stylish 10 hands high, eight years old sound and
kind ro; nile IN three minutes also three ether
young sound Horses, just from the country also three
very handsome Wagons, city makc--one $50 lbs,
200 lbs 226 lbs Inquire Tor three days at SO West
Twenty eighth street, Union Club Stables
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g l. J. BOGART, AuCYIoNEFRS.--T DAY, JUIY
-. IS, at loK O'Clock, at 203 West Twenty seventh
street near Eighth avenue gonce Household Furniture,
istng Of mahogany Tcte-a Tces Parlor Easy and
Rocking Chairs Brussels Three ply and Ingrnin Carpets;
Ocob, Lace Curtains, Mirrors Centre Tables, carved
rosewood and black walnut Bureaus and Bcdsteade
ole top Cottage SUIT mahogany Bedsteas Hair Mattresses,
Beds and Bedding, rosewood mahogany and black vain at
Wristbands cane bottom Chairs Extension Dining Table,
Dining Room Chairs, Lounges Crockery and Glass Ware,
Kitchen Furniture and Utensils. deposi. viii be re-
quircd from all purchasers.
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A BARI; CHANCF--A GOOD HORSE, WAGON AND
"A lIarness, together with an established and paying
Express Route for sale cheap. Cool given for
setting by calling al 1913 Liberty street.
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d lWNBRoKER'S SAFE, THIS DAY.--LOHN NORTH
l. MER, Is Fast Broadway, corner Of Catharne, win
soil at hafpast ten O'Clock, large assortment Of wo-
;nens Cbthiug, SIX Dresses, Grape Shaws, Eoots aud
Shoes, and other Articles too numerous to mention.
r GALLEY 81 Division street.
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MORTGAGE SALE OF HORSE, WAGON AND HAIR
lN ncss-+On THURSDAY, July 25 at 1911 A. ~, at the
Of Frankfort William streets tB CARTS auction
roonl). Sale positive ash large Horse exccu
ton. JOHN ". KILLER, Attorney, &c.
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/ ENhf ID. MINER, AUCnoNEER --SALESROOM 81
L l. Nassau street, opposite the Pos, orc, MINER A.
iiiphf WI sell at auction on Friday July 26 at l0l.
O'Clock az tner salesroom 81 Nassau street -
eherin y SalcBy virtue Of a chattc, mortyaoe r,ado
and delivered by j. Edward Ireland and Sarah iceland
ms VIE, TO Edgar Reed nled In the Registers ONCE 81
Household Furniture, Consisting Of BRUSSELS Garnet,
rosewood Parlor Suit In hair cloth oak top Cottage
SUIT Centre Tables, hair Mattress sprng vi Toilet Crock
cry, vases, Lamp Sci also, lng.in and three ply Car
pets, rosewood Suits IN brocste mahogany BEDROOM
furniture, large Ear Counter Wardrcb:A Sofa icdstcas,
&c JOHN r. WILSON Atioru<1 FOR Mortcaqee
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MIsCeila neous.

@essrs McManus and Mofrs OF the Revenue service sta
tonej the cutter Corwin ut the Narrows have
and esamned the papers 300 vessels in the three
months ending on the I'D ns, follows las steamers s4
shirs $40 baiks $40 b,igs l7oo schrs and s25 soops
,cuP AsHoRE-The Outer station below Boston reports a
schi ashore on Rainsford Island Rocks.
BoaBsY June l2The C!arssa Bird Bird, FROM Calcutta
arrived 1ih INST wn lSss9t S 81 sails &C. having
DOVER July sThe American bark lola Wylic Patterson
from Bordeaux for the Baltic sunk punseness after being
run mo by the Beaver steamer from London for ordcauy
last night; ~ the the bark Crowned me Ioa
Uihe is eyre 81 20 tr total wreck.
LIVERPOOL, July S-The Aurora, Cloarh rom San Fran.
CISCO which arrived here July In eN- 'ramey Mc,re
dock last evening drove the ANCHOR thrSrr Ter
bow, and mas 3ts Feet OF water Ia hUt expected "
be much damaged.
The packet shn Fer1d has been aeu On ne great Sec
tional docA for examira'ior.
WhnieO,"n.
N ~ Nufc"tn"f ~ t.4i, lark err
81 rn) irncs yo up 10 VIII board; cruise
. u,s, aud then home.
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HENRY II. HERTS, JR., AUCTONEER
Percmpt0ry sale OF the entire contents of Tho t,otol


rm- >, W, 90 = II0U stT07t, HtaT HrUudWay,
TINS Jay (HURSDAY), July rs at half past ten O'clock
", Comprising tho entire Furniture Of the house
usses and Ingram Carpets large lot Of OAcoth feather
Sou'ng, mahogany Sofas Chairs, Bcdsteads WASH
a bureaus, rich gilt frame pier and man,el Mirrors,
io Eepavngs, OIL Paintings, Cottage Chamber Suits,
G , Mokcas'a China, Glassware, Gallery Kitchen
u toohR Utensils, Ear Room, and Bar Fixtures choice
Wines and Liquors, &c. &C. Terms cash Catalogues al
sale. - eN' ~
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INANiLY IOt;>E. WITH AN ELEGANT TURNOVER
l. two seated Wagon Harness, whip, Blankets, Sheets,
IL complete. The owner, beng compelled 10 leave tho
city will soil the above The animal is unsurpassed
roadster beng 1914 bands, years old bay color, with
black name and tail is very powerful and splendid
driver requires whip strad Of nothing and guaran-
iced to trot 6 miles hour, miles in minutes;
warranted sound and kind every way Wagon and har-
ness good Can h. at the stables "a West
Thirteenth street at the osucrs, lO5 William street.
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Ship Edith Rose. Homans, for San Francisco June
II, lat q 81 N, Ion Sc 30.
Ship Rockaway Perkins from Cardiff for Montevideo June
8. lot 5 30 N, lon 81 40
Ship Southern Chief Higgins hence for Havre July lat
II, non 10 A.
Ship Barnabas Webb Hewes from Liverpool for saguc.
nav June %, lat " 10, lon a %
Ship Tornado, Morrison, from Liverpool Halifax for
NYork, July 20. lat - 20, Ion GS S.
Bark Speedwe, from Palermo for NYork was seen July
Is, no lat &c.
Bark findsbmy (Br, frem Savannah for Cardiff June a.
Bark Oswald, hence for Bristol June "a, lat As Ion a.
81 TO- Ion q 81 "
schr W Haley hence for Key West July H. lat % 81
Ion 50 S. -
schr Sally Gay steering s, passed July lat 10 &C.
lon 81 d.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

To A. III. Healip, susarnah J, Hcaslip. =. i. 10.
max, Trustee; Thayer HAtA 20, Randolph. Leslie =
Co.. John Donah.e, John shores. G. Frank Cos
Young Brothers Co, Webster, Marsh Co., Locke
Marsh * Co.
You ard each Of Won are hereby notified that ihprs
IL He H the Office Of the CLERK OF the bistflc'
Court Of Lee County. Iowa. Of keakuk. petition oi
T. Ph"ner a CO., claiming ~ a. II Eeaslip two shou
sand dollars due on his yo pTofniss0ry notes secuted
by mortgage End against all u YOU the foreclosure 81
said mortgage the west 80 feet Of lot ia In hioe
ono hundred llto) ia the City d keokak Lee County
Iowa
And unless you appear IL sald Court ai befors
Of the second day OF the rttefm thereof cen
mencipg on the FIRST Monday 81 February, l-sb, and
answer said petition decret v III Ne deTed agasns
suu az prayed for.
JOHN III. CRAIG,
Oct ~, Ir6i-d Att'y for pltrs
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the most e.fectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. II l. COM
hined from the most active remcdiuls that have
been discovered for the expurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood. and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofnla. but ALSO those other atfec-
tons which arise from it, such a~ EKrpTlvE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHoNy's TRE,
RosE, or ERYsIPELAs, PfMPIEs. PrsTvLEs,
BLorcHEs BLAISs and BoILs. TuAoKs. TRrrFR
and SALT RHEvx. SCALP HEAp, RISGwo RA,
KHEuAA1Isa, SypHtIiric and MrRcvRiAI Dis
BASES, DRorsY, DYSPEPSIA. DEEiLlTy, and
indeed ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING THoA VITA
TED OK IMPURE BLooD. The popular belief
III :" npua,y Of the blood \" Is founded in truth,
for scrofula is a degeneration Of tic blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of TINS sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regcnerate this vital huid
without which sound health is impossible IN
contaminated constitutions.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 William Hawkins. Jeremiah wilkins .5efend ants:
700 hereby notlned that there ~ how Oh Ms in
The Clerks Office of The District Court OF Ice County
IowH, III TT Madison. Petition OF .Da. J.. Davis,
add VIM. Price claiming Judgment foreclosure Of
l34orl gage against SAID Nm iIAwkHs, ard jeremiah
Iaw klns above named FOR lhr OF hundred dol
lars with per cent interest from tie 2st day Of
august rel aud agains al! said defendants above
nard praying also for the foreclosure Of mortgage
given hf sad Vim. Hawkins 70 lna. Il, Davis Hus!
Rfite upon s. fest trunt o II tile edf 1t iats
VI sra tNe. t. ia block forty FIVE 49, III II. " HI
hornes Addition Cts of keUkni Ice Gu. fp*B the
safe ~ said mort gase premises ard the eAtneuA ssnt
If all equity III redemption therein
Now YoU nattatd 10 appear and answer said Pc
ttttoH tbs mttN3ug III The second fa3 III the NAT
tffia III said ou5t ~ holden the let Aurda3 4
neethahcr leni, Judgment ard deeres vii IT'D had
therein n f~sytd for, hy dsfanH.
III. rt0IT HOWELL.
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4 fRl6lNAL MOTTO II.

Ia Jonathan Ucmhde Horace T.. Imicl Go.
YOU and each ~ III re- s thflttt That there
II Tie. n the sfit* ~ Ahe tefE III the District
curt ef Ice County Iowa. II Fort Maa3son reii-
lsa III Hiram Barney claiming pf 4nut IaAHthaA ats
MNae tile eum ~ Twenty I've Hnhafea i*niEars. ~ath
ia Icr cent interest. per aunhms payable annually,
as money que on your mortgage. made by You to
Charles hss~n. nd since sssgHs - -std Hiram bnr.
et dated rth Dece niber, f~5s afu claiming against
each ~ the foreclosure " said nortgNge te
betg upon the south east quarter at SECTION twelve
tfg} Township sxf@sy tis5 north. Isf I've, tSb
iH Lee conDis Iowa, fnF the purchase moLts,
4Hd further nsEif Tor salr ~ bid freHtses ana
general relief. md unless you appenf hhd aDs~er
sH4 petition. before III he ri DAY -
the neat term 81 sa&d Court. commence ~ Fort
Madison. the FIRST Monaas OF December, A. u.
trn. dsaeit iii be entered aEa4rst yne. sad tnGg
rendered thereon, pt4a ea ar IL sea prston
II. ftsUIT HOW'LL.
Aaw 80. '6l -dIm ATTORNEY fof FiHiHitr.
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

is a constitutional disease, a corruption OF the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated.
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation. ii
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
III disease on any part OF 1t. No organ is free
from its attacks nor is there one which il NAV
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is variously
caused by mcrcurial disease, low living, dis
ordered unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits. the depressing vices, and.
above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending " from parents TO children
unto the third and fourth generation indeed,
it seems to be the rod of Him who says, Il
will visit the impurities of the fathers upon
their children
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; Ill the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresscs
the energies of life, that scrofulous constitu-
tons not only suffer from scrofious COM
plants. but they have far less power 10 with
stand the attacks of other diseases. conse-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrosulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fiction, and their health is undermined by It,.
TO cleanse it from the system We must renovate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
yigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine we supply in