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~ COMPLIANCE with ,he p~foys!o.a II he ccd. - -.
I .iE!t. la,r- .,c-,;,ne!, mn h-..or r>i- prc-..'
non .'.a- a!.f% .NGEH L.. 80 LADAf. T. q la,
..u!: riccl,u 4 EmmIs,ioUe: o. Pdhiic SO l.. ,-..
= i D., -ct, - .-.ri! he s-Gin'y '-s. eiry u. ~"
son 4 liz t,rm Il: ii = 0! lie coLa G!.. yLsf a,,,.rr.
r!rri,i for that Ui,rrcr.
- 81. ii uiGrr my hand, a; q ,7-rtor. s.i MT.
b. tr. Sea!u u. Tue :oiaE ,!asai d, a. kira 20, 80.
49, i:;h u. q: J-ar. Iss!, sau IL TIE r.,
yes. VI u: c1Tu.-S-wc.!'E.
JcuN LsrcEla
Gy The Goverror:
,i.o@g- NraroEn, s.c'ry Of tho coomorviS.
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The Jackson 'Nlississrppian" publishes lie
following te!cgraphic correspondence, for the
public Information:
J~AeRsoS, June 1ith, 1851.
s. CocrEg, Ajju,ant General.
"Wlll YOU accept u Regiment fer ,hs War
-. Z. HARRIS
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Elk GoTerner Stewart, Of Missouri, has. be.
come editor Of the ST. Joseph Journs,-
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Rev. S. s. L1rnbetn, nl Harrisonbury, has
heen appointed Army Chaplain, by Governor
LeicheT. aa:
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Es+S Cha LAND FSsS HALE.
y .\fl ACRES :: TgA ch"rcssr LASh % -
-.OCC IrEsS. Ten ua.!-s :rsni Gc=e:e.i!!e. 4 Va:

> th,n ACRES .: TgA cn"rcssr LAS' % o.:
Z.OCO ISgSS. tea niles :ronI Gt=7.e.u!e, L "a.5
i...iun county. Mississippi.
i..rrS j. uvt , narr 3oiy CT !-i.:A - r.; "'.ri-;IrfiV Va
ley.
II Vii! yieli, with cerIaIu:y. III rs.ec {: Geuaa, an
bIstgis ~ Cum rrr ace.
Iy.sayI scriGcT ~ ISrSp.7loS, and il natsrS! trsi1;.t
Trhdr,s d.,C.inJ chLecrrsEiy.
There {. u. due: s:och ran ,"; al In addition 10 css. sai
the vri.lhry graEara 8LrS GaAS .ni aGu ClJTsh, 80 vel
|; j. IN a nell ahnrhout o. wealthy p;lptc... ,oSe &
whom are from Virginia snu T-n..asre.
The improvements consist II ii good Dwelling Hrr'r, ~
krv GuAiiers, CD Iiuu,e. stai lr, lliho, &C: tr st:..a
cui;Ilailnn. ani ! Itiden.rS Of ~ acres, Tau. tcJ:L.s
i,uu acres for cult. walton prgi year.
= rare opportunity Is orrTsd 10 lis sele, TO .scurs u.
ares; Cotton l~!Aut"iuu ou u. M..i.-ippi river.
Yor TAsSs, Apply 70 FARLEY, JCRkHa CO.,
N.rcI ,y--CwJr New Cr!rA-s. L..
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DICAMUSD E3oK-DIvOEEy W V
IA RANDuLpil, I.!. Main SIR TT. IS prrp.isd 10 T. ~
f;eture to order all kiuds sni >I.s Of tlu. / pyu., g. sh -
aoGte- Also, Book'b.idicS 10 Tie ses. ;tJle. !raej
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4 GRAND RsvIEw.-Y,s:crjay afternoon the
Secretary Of War reviewed a considerable pur-
ton OF the Column OF Gen. N Dnwcll, ut the
race course, ed lining the Virginia end Of the
Long Bridge, 81: The New Jersey brigade
three regiments the New York Twenty fifth,
S,xt, ninth, and Eighth Regiments, with the
%latter's battery the Fifth P=nnsy lvania and
Fifth Massachusetts-in al, perhaps { 600
strong. The display was a 1ns one, and went
OF SCI. Il RlM. SA-, June Is.
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s.roni RursresS Monroe.

The Washington S,nr, Of Tuesday contains
the FLOWING dispatch, dated Baltimara, June
18th.
Tia. steamer Gso-siana, las just arrived
She left Fortress Monroe last night The
Hlrriet Lane had Just entered uatnplcn Roads
with tie luss Of her >!arboa:d wheel house.
With the aid Of 4 glass it was plain that the
whe, l;:oaSe had been badly shattered, ald
was supposed TO have occurred with tue che
,nY's batteries. The G%corsiana brings &C
counts OF the appearance Of all Englisl, m4n.of.
war off Cape Henri, which gave rise to mary
sptculati9rs.
Passengers who left Fortress Monroe last
night state shat the opinion prevailed that an
attack on Great i:.lhei wouid take place last
night, ard the r!an had been arranged by
Gen. Butler.
Thc Washington Star also has 4 dispatch
from j. T.rson city, dated June Is, in which
it is stated that Col. Boerns,ein, commanding
the federal forces, has issued a proclamation
establishing a provisIona! government! in the
absence of The proper authorities.
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:. 3. AicDEAnEU%, Ds. }. z. NcDhh.noa.
L. Inspector hGd st..,sEAu u appcSasVL
a. Si.ocAo- Warehouse.
y. ~. & ). S.. !~:~DEIStE0S,
r. ESE.AL Cpi Mission MERCHANTS 10: The taIs "!
~ tobacco, Wheat. Corr, Fiorr, &c.
"ryslIs IN shoc.or slip, next do0r 10 entrance % nrs To-
-,.-n Exrr lny-, ;Ichronnh, ~. =; f2-ctt
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rwENT1 ism % :.LlK,

MUKTII O! LUIls, s3UEa ANU 1AI!.
- 4. Is .I.DwIS g. e. ha,tne fe,lDvsh ':tE -.
~. factory Is ALEXANDRIA y i.fSsr Tg.. = -
Ii,.,r stock to ICL"tPEK CO. RI-.lotsk, a., 0E~: &
a. + ..!e At ti.aI place ~ ~"Cle-aie "nir. IL c"myss.,.
< - II, ia! sesuEt ell = iiiIiSlhI NA$rr-c'S. iIur-i
81 min. uuu..y. Hcrchaut- 'es;I'"R 10 rec 't - 4
vii. e. Il US A. the coirt kpuir IN Monday AID IuHesi
O, -acn wue1 uai. .ufIler lv!icr.
~. S-rttf ca. IilDNIS = en- .
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Kentucky, would FIX upon her esca!clicon 4
stain which time could never cif,ce. The
thing is, therefore. impossible. Kentucky, we
again repeat, does not know now to dishonoT
h.rself by cows,dlce or treason.
Missouri, we nay assert with a full regard to
The truth Of history, has heretofore acted in ad-
vance Of the c.her boid,r slave States in support
Of the Southern cause. Moro than ten years az"
she cxYcIicl from her councils her ablrst and
most experienced statesman Use a'iudc, Of
course, to Tlinmas Ii. Bci,!nn) brca;sse sae SIS
pcc:ci his fidelity i" the institutions oi his
owu SECTION. Subsequently, Missouri, BY her
Arm and patriotic course, received Il cotnPii
meut, which sllos4i Tot 90 Lightly priced. In
the days cf the Kansas lrochlcs her people
were dcnouinated Border Ruttians'' by the
Abolitionists of the North. N0:hIng has since
occurred 10 induce the belief that Missouri has
grounded the arn.s Q: her opposition 10 Black
Kcpublicanism. Tie Proclamation I'll her pre-
sent Governor, published a dag or 40 since,
and a -tclegraphic report, in another part CT
this days Enquirer" of certain proceedings
=, Boousvil:e, would seem to indicate That she
is using Der arms wiki skill and tEset against
The Zoo.
Ia aay contingency, Vs. arc satisfied chat
Missouri will prove true to herself and to The
Southern Confeieracr.' The Yankee 1,g ma?
wave for a time over the ST. Louis district, but
ere long it will be under eyery foot that treuds
Missouri soil.
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ereo Ov u ncSfohC power. AS well n4!Snt our
inquiry be directed into the exIediency OF re.
sa.ains tie ~ciiizers u: :Msryial!d, oi Missouri,
ana oil hc7,r-ky alien enemies, because they
have ret as Ye, teen abs IL ;nrow CT tue
q. :cklt: o. power 81 7aic:l ii.ay u, s,:m
r.rlisG, oat which. | trust, they VII! scoH
burst asGaaer, whcn, / ~r@a.ure the assuTtioa,
they will readily take = position along side of
f:rg.Ei& III the CumftG,ia ~ 5 ateS.
To regard the inhabitants Of the District OF
Columbia, Oh. people doing business there ard
Owning farms in virginia - a!!e.. cnelaic<,
without reference 20 IN" art Of wa-, w:t'!'ni
:etecerca to any act Of ~lreaso.., w.t4"ut refer
ence to any attack or outTa; &c up1a the citizens
OF Virginia or q The South, | OBJECT 10, as
Carrying The spirit Of var, as carrying the
spirit cf revolution beyond the legitimate
rights cf nations and The legitimate rights OF
ine people. 1 will 80 as lar to puniSh those
and treat those as aliens. whether IN or ouI Ill
tie State, who would he guilty OF m ACT OF
var against the State or the Confederate Sta:c:,
or in giving aid and cu;uf,.t to the enemy, Is
any member Of this 5,dy; t"l | %n unw:!nns
that this body, representing ti:e sovereignty OF
Virginia, sh4ii DO an act which would be con
deraEed ty tho people O. the State, which
"or:d De coad"rneG oy the people al the
ConfeG:rate States, aid by the civilized "a.
.tions OF The world; for i woutd be IA Outrage
70 regard any.c;tizens US alien enemies until
they have daae some act constituting them
alien eneulies- s. ars e
l object, ,hs-ef,.e, to the reference, unless
nc gentleman will incorporate in it this sen
tcucc-"f DC has committed treason to the
Commonwealth, Or gwen a;a to the encm5, or
:nmnittcd an xcs of W against Virginia Or
the Confederate States" .s.v
Mr.. f'iEhEH-L NAV he that questions Of
shis uaturie will consume moro ti,ue than we
have to devote tc,such subjects, but | never,
,;ieless desire 10 irske n few remarks in sup
port Of my resolution. Ireeard the gentle
man from Smyth mfr. SGtFFEr as a n>est pro-
found lawyer; but I am utterly surprised at
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GS'ehh against Inc fIrtnclns! G1u Sas rs.
H:,th r,w PROPOSE: Why that tie official
G,.i- u..;ueC -.n@.is!oaeTs oi THE &::enue and
OF Si.ir;E, sh al hiad .r& Charge tho lands,
-, ~,:,trc;:t ct s:a3 ::am the ;,a," thereof, Coz
tEy ,..afanlt o. such ctlicer bet eater, AZ! -
the saaie extent, a. ID ineuts ;.uiy d.3.:e:?t'
d .ie ~ cHa-cs the same.
w "o", ,lr, here ice s~l.eriffs eate- mo ar
oil ,;;a.i,2. which does MT bind from the uate
vi:..1 ooca. hut only hUn the da.r of TIE judg.
ne0t. NV it : -r.r2-.J :. In.kc u: L...Is
CT IT, ~snreIi~s hound from g. d." C. 'i's
go. Suppose The rrinc;l 81 s".,::.l:es have
soid their land after t..c exception o. toe bonds,
unG ptl-:e lrs ta-s~f y. this {. a.aancH, - ~
.":cc"n' purchaser. The &c ->r'r ne to
Constitute q lien upon the laid nni unon the
.'rcaa''-. Supp's"I had on.sire . judy.
E.cRl against q scc:'. .p&n TIE ctScial 0nnd-
thai r., 9 lien FROM the date r tl!e il. -aea.-
,st ycu propose that the eff cal b9ndc "a.
commissioners Of tn r-renue and of sheriff
shall bind ard charge The lands, g., OF the
o.ia.ifat anu Ea:e:i:s ihr..,. at arb !rcTa Inc
CO. thereof, Tor any 1e.4..t ui such CGi:er
hereafter, and tothc same -, as judgments
Gully iockeled operate TO c's~rre toe same.
,nt5 effect Of VA; ~c- nc ~ orsrrsac!. an
Intermediate Judgment agsinst tne gherif and
hs securities By the cp9ratioE "'H:;: >ru."ance.
] say This Thfl.' s,bitcs ought not D. :.it
upon .ae table or indefinitely pos ponca. I'i>
l'~. as it :s.> making Judgment i'sns upon the
Y~tlnc:;.si and his ~suretieS. is sufficient Tor IKE
r:..;a, rot only Of tho Commonwealth, bu;
o. FL creditors hs7;..g Gains IN tl:c lads q
tao sh".r; aud it piaces.ai all psTtici Is Icy
ought to ~ riaccd, upon tho ioy:'Ey ri tc":f
Jus rights il IT, Jrder i'll which they ere OBJ.
tlinod.
Nun, lot Us see if this Law docs not cspost
.frc.a.
A, ne Tina tho snrc.v enters into this bond,
he daes pat ert"r iutc Z wi'h reference 10 a.
nni;ssliDn that his real es.a'a SHALL be tie3 NIP.
Why. j: 1o::lG be lc;aous to ever, interest 10
.;!e State. Now; yen propose 20 make an ordi.
lcmce that shall bind lis iaad AZ 4 ,:c2 enc
p:c7eul him FROM disposins Of it scr any pur
r;ss, whether there has he-a a ~iudsmcn'
assinst rim or not. Ssh &0a!a DC the ten:
BE Effects Of this ordinance, il passed, while
i. operates erpest fncto, and, il iGat icspec.,
is wholly unconstitutional.
IT seea,s to nc that ID, great principles o;
right aud justice ought 10 govern the dciiSsz.
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! .lII LlClT IatiiIe. ~ " Uc IIllt lL8L Lt.cTe Has
been an improper Interpretation Of that clause
OF inc Constitution which authorizes the
! States to appoint ali the cf6cers Of the militia,
It is Important We should know and correct
it before the adoption Of that instl ument-
We ons6t not &c adjourn until we have put 10
; rest every question that can interfere with
complete ha' N any and cooperation between b,
State and the Confederate Government. That
.spor, may shew there is little or 90 difference
De,wc"n US; bu. wha. mischief can result Ly
waiting 4 day or two to learn lie facts, or
wta. reason il there for refusing to postpone
the consideration O. ,his question that would
not apply to any o!her ordinance. i an one
OF the advocates Of tho permanent Constitution.
| shall vote l3r'it. and against All ~,urnia: this
! Convention until va have adopted il; nor do |
cure 10 make suy amendment to the CnnslIiu.
ton Unless the repor. of the Committee IN
Confederate Relations suggests . necessity fcr
so doing.
Mr.. LEAxe.-t trust it wi ! no. be the dispo.
siiion Of the Convention 10 postpone this Qnes-
tion to another day. The body is now as Tull
As It viii be at any time. To morrow sclnc OF
us leave for home, and We arc all DESTROYS Of
recording our votes upon this subject Tho
gentleman from Boteinurt has stated no sub
s~t&;itial reasons fer q postnoaelneIt, and | can
certainly discorer'none. The whole question
has been before the public for a long time; the
Constitution Of the Confederate States has been
printed aid placed in lhe hands OF the men,
beers OF this Convention, and every ame0dmen,
made is already as fully examined and under
stood as i, wili be tu.morrow, or any olher
time. l can, therefore, see no reason Why we
should no. at once 50 on with the considera.
ton Of tie sol ct.
The gentleman from Botetourt has stated
thar Sowe difficulty has arisen between the
! State authorities and those Of the Confederate
/ States, in relation to certain questions /; but,
sir, ] cannot believe ,batit will stfect any clause
of the Constitution, or throw upon 1t a doubt
fnl interpretation. So far, therefore, as the
views presented by him are concerned, there is
no reason why we should insist upan a post.
ponement. Ws,have met here for the purpose
OF acting, and acting promptly. 1t is no>time
for L. TO be delaying unless there are eonsids-
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Legal Hssscs.

To Hawkins Taylor, William ?. B. Lynch, trustee;
Sumner StebbinE, Martha M. Orr ard A. g. Orr,
Virginia Holiday and William Holiday, Gresn
Erskipc, Miller Alexander, John w. Rsnkiu and
Samuel II. Miller, partners rs Rankin 4 Miller;
Samuel Bonner, John X. Allen, i. X. selmes,
CIeghorn a. Harrison, james W.. Grimes, Gonna
bic 4 smyth. Frederick II. Moore, Robert Getty,
RH Smith, Vim. htotts 4 Euns, John j Hoisey,
j. u. Flick len, James b. Foley, Brown 4 Cicn-
dening, Samuel Ritchie; cady, Jones 4 Peck,
George b. Wilson, James Jack, III sklen Lucas,
= : = m = s@sssa y =
Edward Bnynton, deceased d be syate Of IDwa,
S G. L. s. Garter, Wm. d II. l.. Ruddick, T.. r.. d
A D.W Ford. " Jefords w w. Belknsp, Fiihu
Turner, Charles Pars1rK 4 Co.. CspIb Giiusr,
james ptfethmnn, =. d ]. Hamil, Hood 4 Abbott,
and ID. ". pressell
N0U and each Of you are hereby notified that
i there 10 now on lie in the Office Of the Clerk OF
kuk, petition OF Wiili6m Iimherman clamin r
,f you Hawkins Taylor, the sum Of elk thousand
dollars, with ten per cent interest per Rnnum. n
money due on note made BY you 10 Sumner hteh-
bins. dated May slst, 1856, aid since assigned to
petitioner also claiming against each Of you the
foreclosure of q deed ct trust made TO secure the
amount Of said note ard VI even date herewith.
on certain rraieststc In the City OF ksOkpk, es
county, Iowa, particularly described in said pete
tion, and further asking for sale VI said premiaes
and general relief.
And unless yen appear and aHswef said petition
on before Of the ID day az the next term of
said cos4t, to commence mt kcokuk In the 6rst
Monday Of September, A. ID. 1851, default will
be entered against you, the petition taken Al con-
frsred BY yva and judgment ami dserrr rendered
thereon, AZ prayed therein.
NOBLE i STRONG,
June ls. 1ssl-tm Ati'ys for pitf.
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,AyEp,C
AYERS
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bined from the most active remedials 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 Serefala, but also those other affec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERuPrIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST.. ANTHoNYs FIRE,
RosE, or ERysIrELAs, PMrLRs, PusruLEs,
BLoTcHEs. BLAINs and BorLs, TuMoRs, letter
and SALT RHErM, ScALD HEAD, RrSGwoKM,
RilKuMArIsM, SYpHfLrrrc and MERcuKIAL DIS
KasRs. DRopsy, DYspEpsIA, IDENTITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VITA
TED Or IMPURE BLoop. The popular belei
in g mpisIty Of the blood is founded in truth,
for scrofala is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid
without which sound health il impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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To Edward X. Hart, John Ferrel John W. Ogden,
executor Of estate of Jas. 1asker, deceased kcbt
Simpson. w. II. Knrthingtnn, SAINT Pollock,
Jas Gadord. Wm. 5sappus, Ii. N. Black, Frank
lin Eeils, j. n. Wayne 4 Co.; culbertson, Morrt-
ron Il Co.. Yeatrsn, Robinson Co.
Won and each Ct you hereby notified that
! there is lie in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court cf Lee County, Iowa keo-
kuk, petition Of Marion Broadfoot, claiming of
you the sald Edward X. Hart tnd John ferrcl
ju igment Tor the SUN Of seven hnndrsd dollars ~
money due On prouissory note, and against all
If yeu the foreclosure Of mortgage givtn by de-
fendant, Hart, to secure said prOmissory note and
conveying ten acres in the north west corner OF
the south quarter If the northwest quarter of
section thirtytwo Gs2l in township e5 north range
s vest, Ice county, Iowa.
Now unless you appear and answer such petition
on or before neon a tie second day Ut shs next
term tbsing september Term, 1901 uf raid Court,
lud gmcnt and decree will b rendered against yos
according to the prayer Il said petition
McCKAEY 4 BRUCE,
June Is, 1901 Attorneys for PItf.
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Scroftlla, or Kings Evil.

In d constitutional disease, q corruption Of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, il
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
In disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which il may
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is variously
caused by mcrcurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
a aasai .as aa,.-eas:sss= seas era
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, +" !
win visit the iniquities 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
ttibereies in the glands, swellings; and ON
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood depresses
the energies Of life SO that scrofulous constitu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have fnr less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous 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 OF
are aggravated by the same cause
- One quarter of all or people are scrofulous
their persons are invaded by this lurking in.
fiction, and their health is undermined by il
To cleanse it from the system we must renovats
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in.
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise
Such medicine we supply in
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Ague Cure.
ron THE SPEEDY CURE OF


Intermittent Fever; or Fever and Agus,
Ague, PeFAodieAI Headache, or Biltoas
Headache, and BiliOus Fevers, Indeed
ing An hillary dersnGement, caused by
the Malaria OF MiAsmatic Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the community .
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CURg" expeis the miasmatic poison OF FEVER
AND AGrE from the system. and prevents the de-
yeopment Of the disease, if taken on the first APP
preach OF its premonitory symptoms 1t - not only
the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
OF complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity we supply for dollar brings 1t within the
reach Of every body; and IN bilious districts, Where
FEVER AND AGuE prevails. every body should
nave II and usr IT freely butn ard pryse.sv
ton. Agreat superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
sarenf Tntermittents il that il contains no Qnnne
mineral, consequently it produces no qrinisrrUi
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitu-
ton. Those cured by IL are left as healthy as if
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague il not alone the consequence OF
the miasrnatie poison. A great variety Of dfsor-
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia. Rhruonfism, Cont, Headdche, Blind
ness, 7oothdche, Earache, Cdtayvh, asthma, Pal
p,tation. Painful dfeet,on Of the Spleen, Hystev-
tcs Pam IN tie Bowels, G0isc, Paralysis and De-
rangement Of the Stomach, all Of which. when
originating in this cause, put on the nt7miheHt
type, or become periodical This "CuRK" expcls
the poison from the blood. and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection to
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malasious districts. IL taken 0cca-
sionally or daily while exposed to the injection,
that will be excreted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity &c Yipcn into dis
ease. Hence il il even more valuable for protec-
ton than cure and few will ever suffer from Inter-
mittents if they avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared BY n. q AY1 T. CO., Lowell, Mas.
BnnTLEtT, KAYE = Co., Agents for heoA III
| and sold BY dealers In Med. oines every where.
| feb25dkW
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-11
OrbgsnAa Notice.
Hnntmaker f@A0r 0c schultz Jno. C..

original Notice.
To IIuburtus Houtmaker, Heorge Schultz, Jno. Z.
Weis and George Hitter:
VOu are hereby respectively notified that there
i IL now on fle in the Clerk . office 81 the DIS
triot Court Of Leo county, lows, At III. Madison,
petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming judgment on
foreclosure Of mortgage against said Huburtus
iIoutm aker above named, for the rum OF six hun
dred dollars, with ten per cent. interest from tho
LIST day Of January 1861, and special and general
execution against Huburtus Houtmaker, and ~
against all said defendants above named praying
Also for the fdrcclonFc u mort given by ssfu
II. nout maker TO Charles Mason, upon Lots j and
IL, Block LAG, in Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, the
aals oil said mnrtgaged premises TO par on said
debt, tho extinguishment of all equity Of redemp-
tion, fer costs and general relief.
Now you and each VI You are notified to appear
and answer said petition on the morning 1t the sec
ond day Of the next term of said Court 10 be hold
en- on the first Monday Of December, 1881, or judg-
ms MT and decree will be had therein prayed for
by default Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
June 20. 1s61--1m Solicitor for Plaintiff