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II .Ef4AT, NOTICES.
-. q. CO NOTICE Gsr EI.McTIoN


Es';ss 4 s;; E; y;
esiles ss q Issnss q s ss 6ozsrno5
Orleans hereby notified that an Election viii be held
MONDAY the 4h day Of November 1851 for the following
4 T,e ss!,e q the the State. :. e. s".
Superintendent OF Public Education each for the OF
SENATORS General Assembly of the State of Iou
sian from that portion Of Tbs Parish Of Orleans the left
Representatives Assembly of the State as fol-
The Parish Of Orleans Fright bank one Represen
Sh aIn elect Eslo IN; 6 e. hepte sntaTes
The Third District Of ths Parish Of Orleans
The Fourth RepresenatSe District of the Parish of Orleans
K s 6 s District Of the Parish of Orleans
shall ELECT Two Representative : : II
The Sixth Representative the Parish of Orleans
The seventh Representative District the Parish of orlean.
The Eighth Representative Of Orleans
shall elect one Representative.
The Ninth Representative District of Parish oeara
The Tenth Representative District of the Parish Orleans
shall elect three r representatives.
And whereas 1t is further provided by law that the
~ 81 November next 65l there shall be elected by
Sheriff Of he FRS District Court Of New Orleans and
also Sheriff OF the Parish Of orleans,' each for the of
One Coroner for the Parish of Orleans for the term Of two
~, one isessof f.; that portion Of the Parish of Orleans
-Four for the city Of New Orleans to hold their of
nee o nor T is Goec, tWG .s he ssc,sd FIR that
a 9 Orleans on the right bank of the Mississippi river
Tax Collectors for each of the four Districts comprising
One Tax Collector First District of the City of New Or
leans.
One Tax Collector for the City Of New
One Collector Third District of The City of New
One Tax Collector for tie Fourth District City New
Orleans
1Sf re sEs5 by law az that the
OF
quA1hed voters thereof, in the manner following:
one Justice OF lie Peace by the First and Second Represen
One Justice of the Peace by the Representative Dis
Justice Of the Peace by Fourth Representative Dis
.ric.
One Justice Of the Peace by Representa-
ons Of he Peace by the Seventh, Egh and Nn,
en Re IF B. t TIES By 9s v Tsn Dis
on the fsht bank Of the Misssppi Rver OF or
@ y H is 81 e eg hs ons
Constable for each Justices Orleans to be
limits within which each Justice Of The Peace is required to
Ore Constable First Justice of the Peace in the First
| and Second Representative Districts.
Ore Tor The SECOND Justice of the Peace the Third
One the Third Justice Fourth
Ore Constable oihe Fourth Justice ote Peace the Fifth
One Constable for the Fif.h Justice Of the Peace in the
Seventh, Eighth aOd Ninth epresenta,iye Districts.
fed voters q tbat portion d The Parish light
coh s s s Seventh and Justice Of the Peace in
Tenth te nsfs, Lafayette
o vii e each Election F Is from the
hour Of 9eosk A H., NJ ~ oseek NJ The before
Of cevng he Of the qualified voes The Pals
and s @ b Of h M
the election to he conducted aud tpcae returns
undersigned re .l'rnn< officer according to law.
oistd ~ ~ " y '''e +. +. PARk I2f Sheriff
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STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans. City Of New OrlE ans.
Be Remembered that this llth day of October 1851 be-
fore the subscriber Juecs of the Peace and for tt
parish aforesaid personally appeared E. GaIucheau President
and PcoIet Secretary of the LouGns State Mutual Insu
Company New Orleans wto being duly accord
ing law do depose that the &boVe just
AID and transcript from The hooks OF laid Cora
DIZZY. .-
f. GANUGHEAU, President.
A. PICOAET, Secretary.
and subscribed before this lin day OF 0Cto
Der, leGl. ARTHUR SAUCER,
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SHERIFF,S SALES

FOURTH DISTRICT couRr, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.
NICHOLAS LONGR ORTIZ
of New Orleans, No, 1904
RY VIRTUE Of q writ Of seizure and sale
to directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
New Orleans in the above entitled proceed to sell
public auction at the City Hotel Common Camp
1851 at L O'Clock M, the following described property %,
wit -
NINE LOTS OF GROUND adjoining each other situate in
the First Dsricy of this city in The square No bounded oy
Callope, Euphrosine Maunse Magnolia Soils no
Locus gtree!s which said lots DESIGNATED by Nos
s, and TO- and each Is feet inches lines
front Calope by 0t feet nche lines Depth
heweeu parallel lines American Lo No 10 forming
lie corner of Calope and MauneI Magnolia streets
ToGether with .he buildings and improvements thereon.
The whole per plan drawn by C. A. de Armas DEPUTY
Surveyor General dated December e. 1859 deposited IN
The SherifS Gfice for reference.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on,the spot. o..
..-. E. 7. PARKER, ~
Sheriff of the Parish ri 0ri.ans
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CONSTABLE,s SALES.

SECOND JUSTICES Court }MAD: A. GODFREY VS.. JOHN
=. Parish e. Orleans s ALLISUN-No Bob.
PY CONSENT of parties L will proceed to
sell at public auction warehouse
between Poydras and Perdido streets, SATURDAY. The
2Gth day Of 0coae-. 1861, at IL O'Clock NJ
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Seized in the above
IkRMS-Cash on the spot.
o22 2S W n WATERS Constabla
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QrA7RlrNE Com DE DISTRICT La WILLIE DE Ia MILE.
ORLEANS VS.. NICHOLAS
dc Ia Noupelle- Orleans. ! LONGWORTH No III O34
I'm VERHU d'uR writ dc saisie ct yente a
~ moi adresse par onorabe Quaeme Cour de District
Ia Noveile Orleans dams Faare cidesus procaderai lie
SAMEnI de novenbe 1851 midi rHote de la Cite rue
de la Commune entire les du Camp des Magasns la
criptioh, savoir: F''"G-'' ~ '~'''T'
NsUF TER RAINS contig stu4s dams lie Premier District
de cee VILE. dams et No 4 par les rues CupDe
Euposne MaHnse auionrdhn Magnolia 81 Soils al9urdhu
/ et H. et mesuIant chacuu % ped poucs guts de
face Ia rue Uaope i0 peds pouces ct gnes pro.
iondeur entire gnes paraees antrcaine No 10
torne range DIES rues Calope Maunse auoudhui Mag
nolia .
Ensemble les baisSes aeioations q sy trouven
lie toutconormdmehta plan dressa par A. Armas de
putt arpenteur general date d 20 d6cebe 1859
au bureau du Sherif pour reeonls.
SRss dams Faffaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de l'adiudicaton
~ :, ~ 3 E. 7. PARKER,
OF II NJ Sheriff de Ia Paroisse dOrlsans.
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z. T PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans

PREMIERE JusreE De PAIN, jNIGHBonISEN 4 GO; gS
ParoiEse dOreans. No. 1923
I'm VERTU dun writ de tieri facias a
II moi adresst par lHon A G. Brce, Premiere de
aiN daus ct pour parose Orleans pocadea
d. iSeme jour de noYeu1bre 1851 midi, City Hotel
Ii Commune, entire les Camp DIES MagasiI
pnbliqIe de Ia proprie1& capres dtcriie, a SAVIOR:
UE CERTAIN LOT DE TETRE, e propretaire duauel
nconnu, tue dams Flet par Margny St
Divide, Prosper Vaudeville, gne n sur
plan dress6 Louis Surg lie dit lot peds
ouces ct gne de face la rne Marigny profondeu
Saisi dams latfaire ci.dessus.
Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
E. T. PARKER
ole 81 mis- Sheriff de Ia Paroisse ,llO rl4sns
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FIRST JUSTICES eoURr NICH 10 4 co. vs. GER
r., Perish Z, be- 2S Orleans; No ts2s. ~ " eA0ND
- me directed BY the Hon. A. G. Brice First Justice Of
the feaee IN and for the parish Of Orleans will
Il o'clock Nj at the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazite sreefs: 81 F.. - :
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, the of which is
unknown situated in the bounded by Magny Ave
Prosper and Vaudeville Streets No "a on
plan drawn by Louis Surg. Said lot 81 II
inches and lines front Mqiigny inches
and lines in depth, between parallel lines.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TkRMS-Cash on the
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| SECOND DISTRICT COURT }CITY OF NEW ORLEANS Vi
| OF New Orleans. ! GEORGE GRUNEWALD.
| No. l7.62.

~ ~ ''' NJ ~ II f ~ " AAp
ssss s. st::sS ssHs
of N.Y. 0sns in the OGve entsd will proceed
e oco S Cd At MHgeHs M odh5
q NJ LOT GRoUND situated the Third
Il s q Fly sousy SsS
Pubic in Il 5b sy FOR refse9es which lot
nf fSs 'Ps ns al 's sS AND parallel lines
S sf e aSsatsa e 1t Ss abS S isd
builder ior whatever will bring, twelve months credit 10.
fTo o FIR
Ss5 tive s he esens Hs Of G LR s ~
ttc ahn Tour years IGn date with per interest
nm s GR %H' and e he s
g. tTgT ND sdvt nng sea @ Ser
Ggn eEgS per ; IRON date and special mortgage on The
n al" nnI t n HELL srt hex TO f.S and II cash hS Print
ifIjerRorr State Parish and anicp iaSos The Emot
OF which is moi yet ascertHiIed.
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
DnuxiznE C9uE De DISTRICT ga VILE DE la NELLIE
Nouve Hs 1rd4ns GktGEEANS Sa9 y ~
EN- No, ytTu Ia a oys s5s 81 s ;'Id =
JEy G ISL md ii! IA RE Sits Dc
Rnbqne ct adjudication de la propriste don't suit descrp
TEERAIN sitad dams rroiseme District de cee vile
dams e No. T. borne les Dauphne Bourgogne In.
a. H. Pile voyer de Ia vile SIDE mars 1850 ct Gtno,G
pour rs:onrs en- fGtade de b. Bonpy noae public.
rue Pauline l2s eds gnes profondeuT Gu,
ire lg'es tEales ct pafnlcles,
Ensemble %yee !oTs es droits, privileges etc
CoNDlTIONSCte criae Giant la seconde ct dornere la
ate nropee serh Reimbursement aduge pins oant der
nie enclerisseur lie px qu oie
credit To- i'acqusreur assunara lie de bes
ehaGgn de Ia sonme de soXante quatoze pies SID euses
par 10 sou propre ordre Hi entosl dates du
70 Fayrl 1850 e paybles respectiverent Banque On
q tOiSt
dTa pour ran date jHqaG echaance 4 pour
cent ap eS feheance rsqqa para Placement balance
dnprix daduicanon doae mois de credit pacqu6reu four
n,Ssa son bon GU obligation caution boune solvable
aHGs' u !nx de pour cent Pan dc Ia date ct hypo
e Dit acuart1 pais compliant e re en- daduction prx
na1dcatio leg ais dannoNces u sheriff ct dn grier Sc
moiitalt dies lakes d Ea1, de parois,e ct de vile
Oh Y 81 Sheriff de Ia Psrosse d'orl{ans.
FHsT .usr!gF,s GoUKT a. DrhWARE y Nc; sAUN
nv VfTU Of writ OF aisrf f atsi 90
me u,eGed y te don A. G. t'fice Frat Justice OF the
pubic auction FkIDtY Oeo,e 25 1851, a IL o'soeE
on 'e premises Comp SlIo, befoeu tepsiahoe and En-
| LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
se4ed in The above egti' ct -ui
j'@Nh0-'' ash OF tne FPNT
~. y. r. PARKER
Sheriff Of ne Parrish Of )rls,ns
i'ts4ENE gss5gs de P4rA}A. BCLwsARE Us n 81 .uN.
a.. panr Ia No ii5l.
~ r4o dtesst par "on \ G ErEce Premiere fnstiee f
t. pocedsra ylEUREDI Is docobe 1851 . ~ 'dsSs
ft rue ~ Hip tpIIS les rr7s ferpeGhoEe CT fmeTpe
5,i-'s -.lUs i'Gittie ciiess,s.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IA moment de Naturalization
I2ls2 ;,hr,e.5. r. D. {. PARKER,
~ . =, -1e-!l ne " p'roiHse d'Orleau
tAzFEtiE, LSSyELAL q C'.s sIITpI11--E NJ.
- ''-a. To- ''5'A . Us5oa9saIs3&a" I'pnuo, srrse-r
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Loss OFF 4'ENTrI-Dr. J. WEST,

IL st. Charles stfee continues to suppiv tha
LOSS or TEETH without wires or springs,
&l3IlJupon his principle Of self adj egion ThIs
method procured him universal approaun and
ended beng1 hs most ingenious system employing ARTI
F1GIA TEETH hitherto invented, and in all restoring
peree, ans perfect aRd natural
Vests method of filing teeth with gold the modern
Those interested will find statements to b
entirely and scrIpu0aBy Dr. W. e.urs lis siscers
thanks to The inhseitan Of New Orleans vicinity It's
years Office and residence liz srsat second doc
Lafayette sEE.F
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-22

Parish 81 ,ru4tS.S DERs.-No 1850
nv VIRTUE Of u writ of fsri faciaS, 80
- mt ulGcef tho don, 4. G. tce, First ice OF tile
Peace in and tor ne parish Of Orleans viii proceed sell
putG hncmn FRO Ny Dcoper Is, 1851 AT I2 Oors NJ
on HE premises C"mp Scel beufnsu terpsiGhore and En-
t,rpc street,;
LOT on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above ey'i' ct ui.,
TERMS fash OF FpNr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-22

"lTI MISSSThe hotel 1T rhe Well will be kept fss
tiuo throughout the October aud November a..
the months for invaIids The ADAPTED to
chronic aarIhpa, dyspepsia dropsy, general debility,
Having number o. fire p ices large humber be
Inotlhted throughout the winter.
Board $40 per week. ST. No charge for fuel
INMAE WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
N. B,One days run from New Orleans to the Well Take
morning train Terry Sta ion and thence the mail
q tie Well. Fare, 81 25.
toopers Well, October. lS6l--o4 In l. W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-22

IL NAM ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL.
~ ZION WoRhS--The Undersigned 6eg leave 10 infclnl
the public and builders generally that they are rnanu
featuring all kinds Of Arcbitectutai and Building lion
Work At theis foundry corner e sgnoIia and Eto
Stairs Iron Bridgsg, Roets, etc. a5E r."
They keep constantly hand and Troueht Iron Uo
umns, Venators and Sash Weighs SIS and hI stoders al
every Description Of Casting Oalun and Eoasa FropSs
9Th dsSuateh.
BENNETT IIUSGEs. bsy.a.on,z Row,
teAAtr .a.rf. #. .. e.. CaIondelst street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-22

A-DR. SHERMAN respectfully informs rHptured persona
or those having rtptured slaves that he fine
and NAV be found at his Office No. lost CHARLES STREET
New Orleans prepared relieve and all rupture
BY the application Of his PATENT SILVER TRUSS and GU
ALIVE MIXTURE. = ; uY6 lYtW
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THE ArITa sIsIsIM1.s.-,1pa !. 81 a

BossfERE respectfully announces 70 iisr frisnd. #
Hzland the pubic generally that her house Ia now
for the reception Of visitors unvaisd electric sedsey
baths can NOW be enjoJe % perfection, tbs faeities oF
bathing have been greatly increased n1urovi sabJs
heretofore will abundany supplied and ssr
will be paid to the comfort of invads Se egressly sas ~
her qntrng exerto 70 satsfaction who may honor
her by their patronage Being situated pleasant driving
distance frorn the villages Of Covfngtsi Nsndayfiis
ders the drives to those places coHvanisss
The Abita omnibus viii IN attendance at the tardg -
covngson to convey passengers to the Springs. =
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4AzTEciE+ LSSyEL4L .. C'.1- sITpp1-- vyE
|EsI'iss''sl@'iA L>pnuop s,r4e+E.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NGFICE-THk PARTNERSHIP or TERFfafH al
~ KECHBER has been dissolved this frntu cn-
Either the Partners win the o. the ats ann
in liquidation. SRI. t-s- -.-srg.sIy 49, 4e -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-22

NJ TIC r. ALL IERSpN> HAVING rLl Inns
~ Ugans' he OF Philip Hury, decreased will lcu~e
present THE ikued for Payment. ali Pc spu.
ilOeDGpi will make the urtT- iEled
10, 5. HURKE, Administrator.
SELF itend 'hlmn Amelia Is Ctynf !eIrr,.N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02

-. ooour,ced or enforced to bear arms for the
pati ood s0aiast the Union, he would use 'nat
80 1--we arainst the Rebels, and Tor the restora-
s;n 80 ,be IJnion. Applause. In Snort he mus
uoh " w that which the Rebels term slave prop
-, go nneh more sacred in It's nature or III the
Is2, If tie Rebel master TO its exclusive use and
cniovment over other property, as that, whlie the
slive may be used by rebellion 10 destroy
our Union, the armies OF the Union may hot
;ntlv md properly wrest that slave from the hands
of rebellion and use him TO sustain and uphold that
fgires5 fabric of Constitutional Government on which
the fight Of heaven like the blessing of God, has ever
eLone. "Thats the talk Great applause
What-wben this unholv war shall have been brought
10 a close, and rebellion been made to hide It's head
in dishonor, and In shame-what shall then be the
condition of tie slave who has helped to tgit the
battle of constitutional liberty may be safely left Il
Government 30 DEGREES 10 be determined by the ext
gency Of then passing events. That such slave
viii be rendered back against LIS will to bondage
neitler George OpGyke, nor you, nor believe
Enthusiastic and prolonged applause. "CaDt DO
IN The inexora6le logic OF circumstances-the
eternal laws Of equity and justice, would forbid It,
These are the views Of George Opdyke. They are
the views which lie believes must be accepted and
acted upon by our Government, whether II is pre-
pared or not TO announce them now. Nothing less
than this is lust to gallant and devoted army, OF
JUS, 10 tie slave. lApflause.l We would wage nc
war OF emancipation such or for that sole Object
But while and as long as thisrebeion RACES, we wal
wrost from the rebels slaves used and employed loI
the promotion of treason, and Use them If need he
90 lighting defenders OF constitutional liberty. lGrea
applauSel Ii, in thus using the slave TO suppress
tfason the sary or inevitable subsequent result
sh prove to be that slave future freedom, treason
not loyalty, will be answerable for the result Toe
motto of our candidate through this war will he;
Live the Republic, though Slavery perish lap
! ulausel-but never that oherseniiment which seem
10 run through the late speech of his competitor;
Live Slavery, though the Republic perish" Hisse
ard applause.l
/ HOMER FRANKLIN then r1zs the following list o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02
TIE GREAT RATIFICATION.
THE PEOPLE FOR OpDYKE En- NhSSE.
IMMENSE ENTHUSIASM
Speeches by Z. P. COwlfS, David Daaley
Field, James 4. Briggs, ana
Henry ], Raymond.

The immense masses Of nen WHO eathered To-
re,bor IN and about the Cooper Msiinte on Sa'ur-
dav evening far exceeded any of those gathered at
.ny roltical demonstration since the Presidential
Eleiou Long before the bour appointed the COM
nencement CT the meeting the hal was iied ana the
great assembly was entertained by patriotic ars rom
q band These were occasionally interrupted by
"Three cheers for Opdyke,' given with viii, or
by the entrance of some ward lrocession-so far as
pcssibe-with banners bearing such inscriptions as
Ali, him again Opdyke,
He is only " God /"
At "a o'clock Russell SMITH, Chairman Of the
Committee of Arrangements, called the meeting to
order and nominated for President the Hon Edward
p. Cowles. The nomination Was aeceded 10 with en-
thusiasn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-12

rIsAUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas. on the let da,
| Of June, A. D., 1850, II "A. Hart and Mary j.
Hart, his wife, executed unto Austin Corbin 4.
Trustee, . certain Deed OF Trust, conveying Il
said Trustee the land in linton county, Iowa
described rs fellows, to-wit: The north
quarter Of section No. eighteen ISL in tovnsL p
Ne. eighiy-one 81 north Of range No. six To-
east u the 9th z. NJ. which said conveyance
was made by the said H. A. and Mary J. Hart
for the purpose Of securing the payment Of nine
certain pTouissory notes, signed BY SAID Il. A
Hart, dated the lsi day Of June, A D., 1850, AID
one Of which vas payable IS follows,
to-wit: for the sam Of fifty dollars,
due in one year after date, payable with ex-
change On Nes York City, ana with interest At
the rate of ten per cent. per annun after naturi-
~. A full description Of all the notes viii be
found in the Deed Of Trust, recorded on page 3ol.
book ~ Of Clinton county records.
And nov, drsUaiGcj ke~i.e to
come due and payable, AMI the said II. A.
Hart having failed to pay tie same, Austin
Corbin, Trustee Aforesaid. i, hereby give
this public notice that, by yir.ue Of the pow
er which is in me vested BY said Deed Of Trust.
will, on Saturday, the 18th day Of July, A.
d. 1861, at the hour Of nine o'clock in the fore
noon Of said day, 1t the Court House door, in the
City Of Davenport, expose and oder for sale,
AT public auction, the parcel Of land above
described or 50 much thereof ~ shall be neces
safy to satisfy and pay the amount Of said note
with the interes; 10 the day Of sale togeth
or with all the costs and expenses attending said
SALE costs Of this notice and Trustee'sfees.
Dated the l5,h day of June, A. d. ls6l.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
ine6-dul Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-12
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRIAN;S
Pull MONIC WATERS,

The Original Medicine Established in 1887. and
first article o. the kind ever introduced under
the name Of "PULxoSIc WAVES" in this OF
any other country al other Pulmonic Waters
are eounterfeits. The genuine can be known BY
the name BRIAN being stamped on each Wa
FER.
BRYAN PULAoNIC WAVES
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BgYAS's PULxoxIc WAVES
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
BKYAxs PULMosIc " AFEas
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains In the Chest.
BRYAN's PULnoSIo warns
Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases
BRYAS's PULMoxIc WAPKRs
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvua and Tonsils.
BRrASs PULNoNTc WAGES
Relieve the above Complaints IN Ten Minutes
BRTAN's PuInoSIc WAVES
Are Blessing 10 ali Glasses and Constitutions.
BKrAS's PuLxoslc wAFKzs
Are adapted for yosalists and Public Speakers.
BRYANs PuLAoNlc WAVES
Are IN simple form, and pleasant &c the taste
bRTAS's PulnoSIc WAFERs
Net only relieve but effect RAP and lasting cures
b.YAS's PULAoNIc WAFgxs
Are warranted to give satisfaction TO every one.
No family should be without box Of
BRYAS's PULAoS5c WAFKE3
in the house.
No traveller should be without a supply Of
BRYAS's PULAONIc Warns
in his pocket.
No person viii ever object 70 give for
BRYAS's PvLAoNIc WAYERs
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES. Sole Proprietor Rochester, n. 7
Sold by all fac Druggists in Davenport and else
where. nov27 dkvly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-12

TRUSTEES SALE-WHngAs, on the I'D
i day Of April, A. ID. 1854, Joseph Tiitop and
RouenA .Tiltsn, his wife ,executed unto Abner Ia
vison, Trustee certain deed Of trust, conveying
70 said Trustee the land in Scott county, Iowa.
cribed follows, to-vit: The north half Of Ii Z
soath-easi quarter Of section twenty co. in town
ship No. sevensy-nine 1871 north Orange three
49, east Of the fifth p. NJ which said convey
ance was made by the said Joseph Tilton, Tor
the purpose Of securing the payment % certain
promissory note and the interest thereon, sigI %
BY said Joseph Tilton, dated the 32d day d
April, A. d.. 1-54, for the sum Of four hundred
and eighty $3.50 dollars, payable to the order q;
Kyal 9. Clifford, one year after the date thereof
And now, said pfonissory note having becomt
due and payable, and the said Joseph Iilton hsy-
ing failed TO pay the same save and excepting
the sum Of two hundred and forty (S2so) dollars
|, Abner Dayson, Trustee as aforesaid, do herepy
give this public notice that by virtue u the po~
which is in me vested by said Deed Of Trust,
and 81 the request Of said Clifford, will. ca
"Wednesday, the 18th day Of July, a. D., ls6l, tie
hour Of two o'clock, in the afternoon,
Of said day, at the Court House deoI
in the City Of Davenport, expose ano
offer for sale st public auction the parcel Of lane
above described, or muca thereof shall be ne>
esary 10 satisfy aud pay the amount VI said note
and the Interest IN to the day Of sale
with ali the costs and expenses attending saiS
sale, costs Of this notice and trustee sfees.
Dated the 9th day Of June, A. ~ so6L
AbNEk DAWSON,
ine2li Trustee.