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AT Court OF Probate held at North Berwick, with.
in and for the county Of York, on the hrst Tues
day i'm August. In the year VI our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-two, by the Hon. L. E.Bourne'
Judge OF said Courts
GRANVILLE G, WALLINGFORD, named Exec
In utor In a certain instrument, purporting TO be
the last will and testament OF POLLY PERkiNS,
late of Parsonsheld In said County, deceased, nav
inc presented the same for PROBATE
ordered, That the said Executor give notice TO
ali persons Interested, by causing copy OF thiso
10 he publshed three weeks successfully In the
Union Journal printed at Biddeford In said Coun.
Nv. that they may appear at Probate Court 10 be
held at Limerick. In said County, on the nrst
the foTcnoou and shew cause III any they have, why
The aid instrument should not be approved
and allowed as the last will and testament OF the
'~'' Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register.
Attest, George ii. Knowlton. Register.
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S3. BEAUTIFUL INVENTION. SO

Just the thing everybody wants and will have
Agents wanted. Send two stamps and get full par
tculars, or 80 cents and get sample.
RICHARDS 4 LORD.
6w32 Box 676. PORTLAND, NH.
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Murder OF General McCook.
HuSrsyILLx, Ala. Aug. o

omeIai Aecssas Of the Atreci,y.
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Alta Court OF Probate held at North Berwick within
and for the county Of York, on the first Tues.
day in August in the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and siIty-two,by the Iva. Il. t. Bourne,
Judge OF said Courts
NSEL CHICK, named Executor In n certain
"A instrument, purporting TO DO the last will and
testament OF SiMON y. CHICK, late OF Lebanon,
in said county. deceased, having presented tho
same for probatoi
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice 10
ali persons interested, by causinga copy OF this
order To be published three weeks successfully
in the Jnioa 4 Journal, printed at Biddeiord,
i'm said county, that they may appearat Pro,
bate Court To be holden at Limerick, In sald
county on the first Tuesday In September next, AZ
ten Of the clock In the forenoon. and shew cause, "
any they have, why the said instrument should NOT
10 proved, approved, and allowed as the last VIII
and testament OF the said deceased.
Attest, GEORGE II. Knowlton, Register.
Atruoc copy. ,..,.
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At Court OF Probate held ut North Berwick, within
and for tho County ofYork, on the first Tuesday IN
August, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
dred and sixty-t~o by tho Honorable Il. 4.
Bourne. Judge ofsaid Court;
IN tho petition OF JOHN y. HOLMES, Executor
" Of the will OF SARAH 4. IYERY, late OF North
Barnstead In the State Of New Hampshire. do.
ceased, representing that the personal estate oil
said deceased is not sufficient to pay the Just debts
which she owed ut the time OF her death by the
sum Of two hundred dollars. and praying tor H.
TO sell and convey so much OF the real estate
Of said deceased In York county as may DO necessa
ry for tho payment Of said debts and incidental
charges
Ordered, That tho Petitioner give notice thereof
10 the heirs OF said deceased and to all persons In
terested In said estate, by causing copy or this
order to DO published In the Union and Journal
printed In Biddeford, In said county, three weeks
iuccossively, that they may appear NJ ? Probate
Court 20 DO held ut Limerick, In said county
on the first Tuesday IN September noxt, mt Ten
OF the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, II
any thoy have, why tho prayer OF said petition
should not DO granted.
Attest, Georgo II. Knowlton, Register.
Attest, George II. Knovlton. Register.
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And whenever the fourth day OF July, or any day
of President and Vice President OF the United
States, or for tho annual Fast or Thanksgiving.
shall occur on the nrst Tuesday 0fany month, the
Court will DO held on the Wednesday following.
T. Z. BOURNE, Judge.
GEo. II. KHowLroN, Registsr. fw32
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wPosrsRs printed at this Office.
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@sSieuI aDbstissn'snts.
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The Great Indian Remedy !
FOR FEMALES,
DR.. MiTTlSOyS INDIAN HMgNlCOGUR.

This celebrated Female Medicine.
possessing virtues unknown Of any
WING else OF the Kind, and proving
enectuai Atterall others have JAILED,
" designed Tor both married asd ain
gt iadls., and Is the very best thing
known for the purpose. A. "A Will
bring on the ~ssfAiv siel ssss In cas-
% Of obstruction, alter ali other re-
NEEDLES OF the Kind have been tried In
OVER 1000 BOTTLES hav. now
been sold without . singis (siis,s
, when taken ~ directed, and without
! the least Injury 10 health " ssy
eass. Vlt 10 put mp In bottles q
three different strengths. with nall
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WASHINGTON, Aug. s.
The following order has just been issued
h. ,ha War Department:
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COURTS OF PROBATE.
STATE OF MAINE.

WORK, SAT- Court Of Probate held at
i South Berwick, on the first Tuesday Of July,
In the year Of our Lord ono thousand eight nun
dred and sixty.two- 4.
ORDERED, That from and amer September next;
tho Courts OF Probate, within and for the County q
York. be held on the frst Tuesdsy Of every month,
at the following places, to witt
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-03-27
FROM ISLAND NO. 10. .
TIE ISLAND NOT T1EEN, BUT
7sfss a.ia MILL BE. x j = !. f9

TIE ISLAND NOT TfEEN BUT
: >sfm s5u. MILL BE. d ! 81.
Capt. Summers, OF the steamer Lake Erie
No. 2. left Island No. 10 Il II o'clock Sun.
day evening, and reports that about 10 o.
clock . bright light was discovered in the
direction Of tho Island. It was thought by
officers of the Erie that it proceeded from
burning transports isnited BY bursting shells
from the mortars. Nothing confrmatory Of
this report has been received at hcadquar-
tiers. The river is rising rapidly.
March, o. The mortars continue firisg
all day and night at intervals of every half
hour, mostly concentrated upon the upper
battery which is now fairly silenced. This
battery has not replied for two days. Only
one ;gpa can b seen in position and that, is
prcbabiya gull. The batteries on the main
shore and the Island are also mysteriously
silent. Their encainpments grow smaller
day by day and transports still continue Ay-
ing about apparently carrying away troops.
The river is still rising rapidly and every
thing is overlooked. The rebels are drown
ed out Of some of their batteries. and are at.
tempting toerect new ones, but the well d.
rected fire Of our mortars prevents them.
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WAsuIseros. March "a, Col Segur,
representative from the Accomac district
arrived here this morning confirm
ing the intelligence about the privsteer Nash
vile and Fort Macon being destroyed by the
rebels. a Ps - as
Gen. Scott Is here aiding the War Depart
ment by bis advice.
Senator Lane Of Indiana has received ad-
vices from Indiana of the formation Of ten
regiments Of Indianians. sea
The Republican states that the Presiden,
has removed Gen. Denver from the com.
nand Of the Department Of Kansas.
The entire national debt Is now four hun.
bred million dollars.
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D,rrurr1A AND Cnorr.-For these formi.

DrrrHEKIA AND CRour.-For these FORUM
dable and dangerous diseases Trask's Mag.
netic Ointment is m un:ailing remedy if
used in season. Apply freely to the Throat
and Chest and cover with a hot flannel This
Ointment has been before tho public over
20 years, and its constantly increasing de-
mand has established its reputation as su.
perior Liniment in al cases whore sooth-
ing and relaxing remedy is required, partic-
uiarly in Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Indians.
ton Of the Bowels and Kidneys, Spinal
affections, Sore Eyes, Burns, Piles, Wounds
and Bruises. Sold by all Druggists. Price
25 cents. s9. ~ 18to10 IA
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-03-27

The season for cleaning up your premises
and houses Is now approaching, and people
begin to think how they can best improve
and beautify, with the least outlay Of money.
To al such we would suggest, that Wall
Paper, and Curtain PAPER, of beautiful and
entirely new styles, have been received at
Taylor's Drug and Book Store, and are Of
fered at q reduction Of twenty five per cent.
under former prices Also Union Paper and
Envelopes, Of the latest styles, at Taylor's.
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Cairo Rudgef.

CHICAGO, March 25, FROM CAIRO "a
The steamer Pollard just arrived from Island
No. 10 with intelligence from the Aotilla up
to s o'clock Sunday evening. The same
old story-matters remain in statu quo.
Saturday night the gun boat Mound City
exchanged shots with the main land battery
with considerable effect. An officer Of the
Mound City tells me that with a glass he
counted Ave men killed at single shot
On Sunday morning fired with great GER
tainty bnt the results were not ascertained
owing to the unfavorable condition Of the
weather. ~ st
The expected balloon reconnaissance did
not take place. 5-l
The Pollarc narrowly escaped destruction
under charge of . drunken pilot. She was
allowed to float half mile below where the
Mound City was stationed, and was made
the recipient Of rebel favors in the shape
Of shot and shell from'.the main land batteries
which few all around her, fortunately with
out effect ~.
The steamer Thomas just from Savannah,
landing, in Tennessee river. says large Un-'
ion forces continue at that point. 5000
men under Gen. Wallace, on Tuesday visi-
ted camp eight miles from the landing
wherc large body Of secessionists were re-
ported to be concentrated, arming. They
found the birds had flown q hi {!
a resident DC Paducah has jnst returned
from New Orleans, which place he left a
week ago last last Tuesday. Hisloyalty, be-
ing undoubted he was passed to jackson by
the rebel authorities, whence he escaped to
the Federal lines and reached his home in
safety. lie reports that the rebels are con-
structing at New Orleans thirteen large
iron-c clad gun-bOats, one Of which is intended
for sea service and the rest for river. The
largest is built by Murray and armed with
80 guns. The protector is confident that
with it alone he will be able to drive the
Lincoln feet from the Mississippi. They
are finished BY this time and are probably
now on their way TO Island. No. 10. They
are encased with railroad irouhnd considered
inyulnerable. F',a g ~ .'e's y. w g
At Memphis my informant states rebel
stores are being removed to place of safety
in, event OF an attack by Union forces.
But little was known of movements at
Island No. 10 outside Of military circles "a
Beauregard was at Jackson, Tennessee.
on Tuesday week. s.,s Y.
/ Gen. Polk's headquarters were 1t La
grange. Our boys were in high spirits At
the report Of an advance. $50 -. s...ss 4
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TnRoAr AND LUNGS. this season of
the year when coughs and colds are trouble
some, every family should have q safe and
certain remedy at hand. Ransom's Xiv
Syrup and Tolu is the very thing, It is not
only pleasant for children to take, but is q
certain cure for Group, Whooping- cough,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs and all affec-
tions Of tho Throat and Lungs.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 25 cents.
40 13to10 IA
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No NONE ECoromrCAL rNvEsT..

NO MORE ECONOMICAL INVEST.
ment, in our opinion, can be made, in such
times as we have at present, or eyenin pros
porous days, than in the purchase ofa Sew
ing Machine for the family. We wish at
this time, to call the especial attention of our
readers to the cheapest and best machine we
ever. seen. We have enc and know its
worth. They are now being introduced in
the North West by. Geo. r. Collins 4 Co.,
Chicago, whose advertisement is in another
column. Elliot's improved "Pearl," from.
its cheapneSs and reliability, must, we are
sure, take the preference as an economical
family investment -Laporte Eric Blattcr.i
See advertisement. Us : tsr
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LATEST NEWS.
BATTLE AT WINCHESTER /!
combined Armies % Jacksou,
smith and LOmgstreet To.
!. iaens{. tnlly, Routed "a
a REBH BUzL nun.

WAsH'seroS, March Propositions 70,
building gunboats Tor western waters tl,us
far received by the War Department are all
found to draw too much water. 1900
Telegraphic dispatches received here from
Winchester, dated last night nine and a half,
says slight skirmish occurred this p. NJ, a
mile and . half from Winchester, on the
Strasburg road, between portion Of Gen.
Shields troops and Rebel cavalry, aud four
pieces Of Artillery. The enemy retreated
With some loss as soon as our guns opened
fire. vg,it ,t..~,t.8S g so - ~
: One Of our men was killed. Gen. Shields
is slightly injured in TIE left arm, also in
the elbow from a fragment Of shell.
SECOND DISPATCH. SD
WIScHEsrER, March %, p. x.-We have
achieved complete victory over jackson. -
Taken Two guns and caissons, killed about
one hundred rebels and wounded twice as
many more. Our loss probably is nos over
one hundred and fifty killed and wounded.
( The enemy is in full retreat Il. A..
THIRD DISPATCH.
We have achieved glorious victory over
the combine forces Of Jackson. Smith and
Longstreet. The battle was fought within
four miles Of Winchester and lasted from 10
this A. N. until dark. Il ,g,sst 4 III
The enemy numbered about fifteen thou.
sand. Our force was not over eight thousand.
The encmy's loss b double that Of ours.
we captured large numbers Of prisoners
The ground is strewn with their muskets
thrown away in flight. Our cavalry is still
in pursuit Of the flying rebels. Particulars
cannot be ascertained till tomorrow.
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A. FACT THAT OUGHT TO BE KNOWN ny Ey-
ERYBoDY, that DR.. Taylor keeps the largest,
freshest and best selected stock Of Drugs
and Chemicals TO- be found in Iowa-where
also can be found pure and choice Wines
and Brandics for medicinalpurposcs, patent
medicines, glass and paints, Of oil dcscrip-
tons The Doctor having both the ability
and disposition to sell good Goods cheap.
is determined to do so. Our friends win
remember the place, and when in want lgive
him CALL s, lsfs ~ sea#8s n ..t'}
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t'~N ~'''1s' LEGAL. - ~ 81 Tktf
The suit Of IIuat 4 Overmycr,vs. Thomas
Neville. 70 recover thesyai,se Of . horse let
BY the Plaintiffs totthe Defendant for hire,
was trisd 6sfate John Ford Esq, on Tuesday
before Jury, and verdict rendered for the
plsi4hAAi ffOr {Rs,0A md sqsG. The .iis
wMsp.np osssaataqsnssSi sfors IA.
Douglass Ess.s renoved bysA,Ssss Of venue
taken BY, DefsaAsat, before G. d. Hackworth
Esq. and tSS ssmoysa by Plaintiffs be-
fore join 6t Tie horse ran away
and broke bis leg while in tho possession Of
the defendant, and subsequently died. Tie
plaintiffs are Livery Stable keepers in this
city For the Plaintiffs, TIendershott e Bur.
ton; sor the Defendant VI illians s H..nilton.
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i 1IIsAIssIPPT OPEN.

VI rsceiyed..a an official notice Of the open
Ing Of the Mississippi 1t Burlington, from
VIII. Northrop, Esq, the gentlemanly
Agent Of the;B. IN. Railroad, last week,
bat too late for that issue. Lest any ,of our
readers shccidsbe unapprised Of the fact, we
win now state, that the ferry boats are ma
king regular trips 1t Burlington, and freight
anil ;passeHgers are transferred both ways
With the utmost expedition. re
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vowDER fan'rHE REBELS. !

NOWDER FAH'CHE REBELS. IA
We received intelligence recently from, !
member q the. lst Cavalry, in Missouri,
now at home on = visit, that throws some
light on the my sterious subject Of the source
from which some of the rebels obtained their
ammunition, At least supposing the sentle-
man not be saistaken or mis-. informed. a.
we can hardly see how he can be. He says,
at.sa ssAnta. thss 4 brothet-p.law OF his was
in the rebel army ip Missouri for time, bu,
is now Irving ikaiu n this codn.y, iappar
entlyia good citizen, letting on as if nething
had happened. He says, furthermore, that
when the sid brothcrin.la FIRST went 10
join the rebels, he took with hin, for their
use, 700 pounds Of powder. which he pu i.
cl'ased ii this city. Comment il ntnneces,
safy.esa 's,sti 5t.7rlt g ui3st 4ssa.sssg -,g-
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BANK NOTE LIST


H1UBLISHED for the benedt and a. . warning and
! scavtion to young meu who suffer from Ner-
yous Debility, Premature Decay, 10; supplying At
the same time the mean. Of sslt7curs. ny oae Who
through medical inposition and.quackeSy. BY en-.
closing postpaid addressed envelope, sIsoLR COPIES
may be had Of the author. NArHAnxL MArvAiA, ESQ,
Bedford, Kings Co., N. Y. sssl March 20, 1S62-y
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EMPLOYMENTl Fsss

AG + MIS- w A NTEDl
We win pay from $25 TO $75 per month,
and all expenses, to active Agents, or give a
commission. Particulars sent Free Address
EaIE SswIsa MACHINE CoxPAsr, r. JAMES.
General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
July, 1s6l.--le Is. a ~ a&t@k
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NOTICE.

have shis day sold my whole stock Of Stoves, Tin
and other wafes TO Theodore Comstock together with
The coed will Of the concern. 4 recommend Mr..
Comstcck 10 my friends and patrons as worthy Of
continuance of their patronage.
h Ottemwa, Feb. %, 1852. ssss, A. D. CULVER.
Stoves Tinware SD other goods, will continue the
business at the old stand. 4 shall give the
my pe.sonal asssntioc and addstc the stock = the
LOWEST possible prices.
q Feb. p, 1902 q MN THEO. COMSTOCK.
GCHOOI. NOTICE.-MrssEs TIlRALL and
- JONES propose opening School FOR term OF
TWELVE WEEKS, In the Congregational Church,
In this city, commencing March f7tk, 1852.
TERxs-Primary department, including
Spelling and Reading, 80. ~ 90
Common English branches, w
Hlgnefs " anCneo, w
scholars admittsd 8 any time duriag the term
but no deduction made for time lost utter adfstSoW.
Ottumwa, Feb. %, '62. no 51-13-4w
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EVENING DIsPATC11Es

Post Master Abrahams, Of Burlington, is
entitled to the thanks Of the people at this
end Of the X Z M. road, f,r furnishing us
the news on bis way bills BY the evening
mail. We can assure him that his remcm.
brance Of us is highly appreciated.
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OPENING Or NAvI0ArIoN.

Srnxx Boar ARsIyALs.-The Des Moines
Belle arrived ct the landing opposite the
Depot lsAewesk, the first arrival..of.the season.
She was followed by the Des Moines City
and the Nevada, I'll of which boats lay bore
some days taking on freight.
The Des MONIES City and the Des Moincs
Bella LOFT on Monday for Des Moines, the
faRaer having about so tons Of, freight from
the D & n. r. n. r. ftr upper ports. 4
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o31aItTC6 OEEN sFACTO8Y.1 s.T' z
The warm weather, We sec, enables our
frlepaJohasZulauf; te work on his factory,
near the Depot. The building is 35xeo, three
stories. or two with q basement, and it will
10 quite IN addition to that part Of the city!
Mr.. Zulauf expects to have it completed and
his machinery ready for work by the first Of
Asy, when hs win be ready to card, spin
and weave fr the public. rg
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ATTENTION.

Scott q 'Cowan have just received, and
now offer to- sale. very cheap, the largest
stock Of Wall Paper, in the interior Of Iowa
Can and sec Tor yourselves the very latest
.t,,,ss, a. gsEf &zsssFsry ss ssissasgt' - ttt
eyoe' je4kE tsSa1f .THh FAI&
They ars also daily receiving large add.
tioas - THAR stock Of Drugs. Paints, Oils,
Glass; Schosl Rocks &C. !, = s5eS
N. ,. Pumroy's corner. s
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Alecture on ssThe Old Log School House. !
by Rev. J. NJ. McElroy, will be delivered al
the Court House, on Friday evening next,
forthe benefit Of the Ladies Sanitary Society.
Admission 10 cents.
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Devin isaasv selling offhis Spring stock
Goods At heavy discount, making room for
fresh supplies bought, and to be sold at low
figures. His best Prints now going at last
summsr's rstea A fins assortment Of gro.
ceries hsts caps. boots. shoes and notions.
Goods atwholsssle, competing with Chicago
prices. Be sure and call ct Devin's. =
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rOFsrOCK DEALERSANDD ROvERs
We rstsrrwith pleasure to the card Of
Chaiss LOOMS Z Co., Proprietors Of the
Csttsye Grow YsrdA Chicago, in another
place, with the hcps that the strong induce
ments and conveniences they offer to Dro-
vers aud dealers IN Stock, viii Be appreciated
and mads AvailAbis. These gentlemen are
reeeameudsd 70 % - entirely reliable, and
possessed Of excellent and abundant facilities
to accommodate tbs public. = = = .g't-t y
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Lieut.. J. s. Porter, Of Company D. 18th
Regiment, who has been detained ct his
home in this city some weeks BY severe sick
ness, left on Tuesday for ST. Louis, having
msasurably recovered his health. Lieut..
Porter Is very popular With his Company,
and va predict win givea good account Of
himself Ssceess to him. ~
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
whereas, A. Cxrotbsrs and .. I. Jenkins Of Eddy
vile, wapello county vsfs, On the 94th day of Feb
ruary. 1862, appoinsed hy he County Judge Of VA
peo eosnty lova, Admiuistr ators OF the estate 81
George B.sWissn, decd. All persons having claims
sgainss SAID estate must present them duly authent
csted within the time prescribed by Law for accepting
claims against estates, they Will not be allowed
Ali persons owing said estats are Fequested TO
forw ard and settle their accounts.
!, Eddyyile, veb. q, 1862. 81: yENKINs,
To the Creditors 81 A.. X. Einck.
You are hereby notified that have this day fled
my bond sith the Clerk of the District Court Of Wa
peIo county, iowa. sAthe assignee Of =. X Hnck, Of
said county You Win therefore present your claims
to me for adjustment, at Eddyyille, under oath or
Affirmation, within three months from this date, 18th
Of March, 1869. BENJAMIN eLEMMONS,
u-re Consu1mp4ves.-rhs ADVERTISE.
having been restoredto heanh ad few weeks BY =
very simple remedy, AFTER having suffered several
years with severe lang affection, sand that dread
disease, Consumption-it anxious to make known to
his fellow sufsrcrs she neaa u curs. ~ ~
To all Who desire IT, he win send copy o. the pre-
scrptoa used free Of CHARGE with the directions for
prep airing and using the same, which they will ind
sare Cure for Consumption. Asthma, Dronchlsis. &C.
The only object Of the IN sending the
scriptch Il 20 benent The sncted and spread lnfor
nation which he copceives TO be uable, and he
hopes every sufferer win try his remedy, - viii
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing. Nv J
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
a REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
n5O.3 months Williamsburghs King %. y. T..