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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

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GyNot the multitude of applauses.
but it is he good sense Of the appIauders
which establish valuable reputation.
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RET Memory is the shadow land OIL
the heart"
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re- Love can excuse anything except
meanneSs, but mOanneSs kills love, and
cripples even natural affection,
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for the Garurer.
Gathering and Keeping Fruit.

INV AANNp'Nb
In order to secure soundness and
preservation, it is indispensabIy neces.
sary that the fruit should be gathered by
hand For winter fruit the gathering
is delayed as long as possible, avoiding
severy lrosts, and the most successful
practice with our extensive orchasdiSts
p is TO ylaco the good fruit directly in q
CAREFUL manner, in new, tight flour bar
rels as soon as gathered from the treo,-
These barrels should be gently shaken
while filing, ard the head closely pres.
sedin; they are then placed in cool,
sandy exposure, under o shed open to
the air, or on tho north side of build
ing, protected by covering OF boards
over the top, where they remain for a
fortnight, or until the cold becomes too
severe, when they are carefully trans.
ferred to cool, dry cellar, in which air
can be admitted occasionally in brisk
weather.
A cellar, for this purpose, should be
dug in dry, gravelIy, or sandy soil, with,
ifpossible, slope to the north; or, alany
rate, with opening on the north side for
the admission Of air very freely in wealth
er rot excessively cold. Here the bar.
relS should be placed in tiers on their
sides, and the cellar should be kept as
dark as possible. In such cellar, one
oil the largest apple growers in Duchess
county is able to keep the GreeniDg APP
pie. which, in the fruit room, usually
decays 10 January, until the first of
April, in the freshest and finest condi
ton. Some persons place a layer of
clean rye straw between every layer Of
apples, when packing them in barrels
Dsping's Frat Of America.
To Prevent Fruit Trees from Splitting.
For preventing forked frnit trees split
ting under their weight of fruit, Isaac
Lewis. of HOpkiusviIlc, Kentucky, has
given up his plan. My plan, he writes,
which | have followed for thirteen years,
is this: When Lind rorkcd tree that
is likely to split, ! look for small lint
on each fork, and clean them of leaves
and lateral branches for most Of their
length. then bring them togetherand
wind them around each other from one
main branch to the other. In twelve
months they will have united, and in Q
years The ends may be cut off. The
branch will grow as fast as any other
part Of the tree, and is a perfect securi.
ty from splitting. l have them now oil
all Isles, and scarcely ever knew one
failt grow. "--Er.
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Ey'None but God and the poor what
the poor do for each other
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Be contented and thank full; a cheerful
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oil around cheerful.
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When you go TO drown yourselves, al.
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your wiles second husband.
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1T is not the place says Cicero, that
mokelh the person, but the person that
makcth the place honorable.
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ITO DISABLED SOLDIERS, SEAMAN &
l Marines and widows or other heirs of those
who have died or been killed in the service.
CHAS. TUCKER, Attorney for claimants,
Bounty Land and Pension Agent, Washington,
DC.
Pensions procured for soldiers, seamen and
! marines Of the present war. who are disabled
by reason of wounds received or disease con-
tracted while in service and Pension, Bounty
ty Money and arrears of pay obtained for wild.
ows or other heirs Of those who have died or
been killed wilhelm service.
Bounty land procured for services in any Of
the other wars
CHAS. TUCKER. Washington. D. G.
Those entitled to Pensions. Bounty Land or
Bounty Money, can have their claims preparen
and forwarded to Mr.. Tucker by calling at the
Register office.
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WEST VIRGINIA, IS:

A 7 Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
y. Circuit Court of Mason county, in the
month of August, 1863.
John swasey, Edward SwaScy,l
and A, Collier,
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Godey's is The only work in Che world that
gives these immense plates, and they are such
as to have excited the wonder Of publishers
and the public. The publication of these plates
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The publisher of Godey's Lady's Book,
thankful to that public which has enabled him
TO publish magazine for the last thirtythree
wears of larger circulation than any in amer
lea. has made an ARA gemen1 with the most
popular authoress in this country
MARION HARLAND,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-13
dec2-i4w
NOTICE.

To j X. Wheeler, Agnes p. Spaulding 81 g. Rtllinss
Lucinda Billings, Charles s. Abbott, Anna Abbott
y. b. Gray, Miller, Mathew b Co., Archbohi rnder-
son, " RaLktn, Fretorus, PAsten, Lane & M eri-
am Galloway Webster, Emma NJ WiliAms, ere-
cutor OF Geo. b. Williams, deceased, Andre VI Oh
s.er, Gso. =. Anderson d Co., haniord 4 Bro, I.
". Phinney, Reynolds and Richardson. Geo. G.
Anderson, Keoknk Female College Al. C. Hcby
Warrington Union, Insurance Co., Cleveland, M.
shapiegh, Day d GO Clifford Roberts CO., Aiex''
Johnston, M. u. George Bro, Hiram Barney Il
v =. Block. X. \. Carr, hen Johnson, Henry w. p.
Black, r W. Potter. u. d. Woodward, James VI.
Andrews, puyan Keghler = Co, Henri 8, Tsy IL
John Tennis en- 4 Co., Hodges and Bros VIM Thonp-
son Coz. p, w Kilbourne, Josiah. Hsines:
You and each ofyou hereby ptf Is 4 there II
now fc in the cHee OF the Clerk OF the District
IOenas Eason with s.ssn Sef
fegng that's certain Deed 70 the rear haf 81 Ios Eo
u and " in Block forty, In the City Of Keokuk lee
cnda Billings TO said Charles s. Abbott Ureush "a
under whom said Lucinda Elason claims tite Nd s.s
Vas never recorded and
ed by the other Defendants above named Against sai
billings are cloud and sha dow upon her tile 81
the said real estate and pxyfng that the came NAV ~
.l.o M Az, y. ,as y g aid
sstats made BY H n Grifth . Sherl or ,sid cosn,s
70 s.id K Wheeler, unders sale made upon decree
BY said Agaes r. Rpaslding In ! suit Of forcosurs
against said 3. T. Bnhne sAnd hers, was wropifnlS
and ILLEGALLY made and said decree and sale Wong
fully and Illegally obtained snd made and BRA Ast
the same msy be cancelled and held fof No an 80
- the same eject the roar half Of id Lots eleven
andtweive and that she DO permitted 70 redeem 80
real estate from said SALE and for other and eeuai
relief.
And that unless you and each ofyou appear ), !,
said Court, 10 began and hoiden the In Mond.s ~
February, 1883 and answer said petition default
DC entered against soa and judgment rendered there
on.
NoELEa STRONG. PLAINTIFF, Au.,
November 2, lsds-u
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NOTICE.

To p G Wright, Eaton, Bros. q Co.. Sarah Bruce Du.
vail keighler Il Co EmnR n Williams ExecutriY
OF the estate OF Geo b Williams decensed abbott
Johns n Co., Hugh Cook, hlate Of Iowa f,r the usp
otSchool Fund, N Merrick, Cummins Seaman 4,
Co., Alexander, Wray e. Co., Lind bros a. Co .
Hannah Zindie and Vim Lohmer, Executors or the
estate OF Louis Zindle, decea sed, Geo @ Andersop
Brown, Goddin y Co., Ohm b Carson, Ben Johnson
Hawkins Taylor, NJ r Magoun, G PYLE Iiosme
Curtis,J Curtis, Geo N barber. John HcDmsat
JR Allen, Jesse Ruddick and Creel 4 Shepherd
You and each II you, are hereby notified that the
Ia on Ale In the ONCE of the Cler OF the Dlsric
Court " bee Countx> Iowa. a kcukuk, u petition o.
John w Rankin and Samuel r Miller as Trustees for
Geo Anderson y Coz, James M Shelley a nd Cor =
Shelley claiming against all OF you the OF
certain Deed OF Trust xscuted by defendant James
Bruce 10 plaintiff 10 Svcnre the pay ment OF certain
promisseSy notes, executed by r Greet aud Ursol
shepherd, and now the property Of ana due and pay
able 70 Geo. e. Anderson Co., and on hich there 1,
Dollars eIe00], said Deed OF Trust was also wiyen 70
secure Four Hundred Dollars, and interest," 10 Cox
Shelley, and there 10 now alleged be due said Cor 4
Shelley thereon Tho sum OF Blk Hundred Dollars
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before noon second day Of tbs NEXT OF
sad Court, 70 cIcc 4. reoscs CT .he rr-. Mrn-
day Of February, A. Dr. 1861 decree will b. rendered
against you by default and the said Deed ofTfust will
Be And the folowinE zeal ssais eonysysd
thereby win be sold Tor Of The debta afbrs
ssid, 10 wk. The pNdivt4ed Aslf, " the soashw
OF SECTION Twenty three 23l Township Sixty
six (tsl gaase Five west IN tins County Of Lea,
OF lows, all the interest OF each and ali
d yen sAsssn will c<al ~ and forever barred and
deoIa-d4w A tornsys for Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To A. II. HeaslIp, S T. Heaslip, John Shores, John
Donahoe, Young Brothers Co, {. Frank q Sons
Webster, Marsh d Co, locke, Marsh Il Co., Thos.
w. Clagelt, George Williams, Jr., Mary s. Will
ans, John Philips:
You, and each OF you, are hereby notified that there
is now on ne in the oea OF the Clerk OF the District
Court OF Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, petition N
y. U. Hale, claiming ofyou,A Ii. Heasip and 8. r.
hehsp the sum OF Ten Hundred and Eighty six
5s-lOO Dollars with 10 cent. interest per
from November LIST, A. u. 1862, money due on TIVE
promssory notes made by you TO George Denis on and
secured BY Mortgage made by you 10 said George
Denson and since assigned to said o. q, Hale. dated
May lst 1850, also claiming against each OF you the
foreclosure OF said Mosigage the be,ag upon Tie
Easteriy twenty 1901 feet Of Lot No ten fUl and the
whole OF Lot no. eleven ~ In Block one hundred
100 In the city OF keokuk, Lee County lows and
further asking for sale OF said premises and
relief
And unless you appear and id petition on
or before of the second day OF the next term
said Court, TO commence at Keokuk o. the LIST NJ on
day OF February, d., 1863 default viii be entere ed
against you and Judgment rendered thereon as
for In ssiti PET tlon.
NOBLE STRONG,
dec2I-d4w Attorneys for rainti6
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NOTICE.

To sohn Stsnnus, HAYNES J y istli assignee Of
Patrick Walsh, Nahey frsiktsH, eseeutrix az fbe
estate Of Aoah FraRt lin, dtctAsed IS Higbee, VIZ
Steele, assignee Of VIM 4 Ruddick, sarah stan
nus, assignee Of John galloway, Jsmes N kiiiinws.
James Lee, John A Dufkee, b Y Durhee, John
boyd, Cetilieb HGnssker Reynalds, Christian
CARRIER Apthorp Dsniei weiiihan, Henry
Strong:
You are hereby notified that there now on f,e In
the Office OF the Ciek VI the Distriet Court OF Lee
County, lows, at keokuk petition OF Geo C. Anaer-
son, ella ming 81 you, the said John stanrgt and A
Haynes, the snm - Eight Hundr d Bcliars NJ money
dse On tire" ptpmtrsar. Hoe claiming of all or
A3n ~ foreclosure Of mortgage given to raid
"I~ al tahveyinRa portion 81 Lot II Blorb 90 IN
~, tatS u nsokak, Ice county, Iowa Ia which rpal
estate you have or claim 10 have some Interest.
Ano uLicss 500 appear thereto and dsfs nd he tore
noon OF the second day OF the next term OF sala
Court 10 Commence on the first Monday Of F~byparx
leh5, JUDGMENT ~ be rsnceTsd thereon according TO
tho player VI said petition
RAsKiS HcCRARy
.t44+44.4 -4.Asl laAx.a q
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To John Sisnnus, HA, mes, W Rsrkiu n.tlppea ~
Patrick Walsh, Nancy Franklin. exeentrir or the
estate of Neah Franklin, deceased, A G Hiabee um
Steele assignee OF IN l. Huddek, sarah M mn.
nus, assignee Of John Galloway, James M billings
James a Lee, John Durkee, b n Tee John
boyd NJ Reynolds, Christian CARRIER, ExltYl
Weiilhan, Jeremiah Brow n, Gottieb Hanssker:
fon are hereby notified that thers 10 now ennIe in
the office oil tht ttvrk vi The Distries Court Of Lee
county Iowa, al heukuk petition Of Geo C.. Ander.
son claiming OF you, the said John Siam us anG 8
Haynes, the sum Of Seven Hundred Dollars a. money
due on three promssary notes and cisinng OF Iii 81
You the foreclosure Of mortgage given secure said
notes add CONVEYING portion OF Lot IL In Block 90 In
The city OF kcokak, Lee county, Iowa In which real
5rstAts you have or claim 10 have sore interest.
And unlesS You appear thereto and defend before
noon Of the second day OF the next term Of sstd
Court Commencing the arst Monday OF P.brusfy.
1868. Judgment and decree VIII be rendered thereon
according toibe prayer VI said petition.
RANKIN McCRARY
dec2-d4v Attorneys for PiAinti6
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 John Stannus. Haynes. J W Rankin assignee a,
fatrick walsh: Nancy Franklin. sxecutria 81 th-
estate 81 Noah FRANKLIN deceased. Z His bee Vim
S<eeies sirnee ~ IN Il h l. Ruu .ItR snrah a., .
nus, assifnee vi John Galloway Jaa.. Al it.llta..
James Lee, John Durker h r putkre John
BOYD aoftheb Hunsakef, X ReynolGs, Christian
Garner, BABEL Weliihan.
Your are hereby notified that there IL now on die In
tue oco OF The Clerk Vt the District Court OF Lee Conn
~, Iowa, at Keckuk, n petition OF Geo. q Anfey,nn
claiming oil you the said John Stannus snd Iaynes
ths sum Of Seven Hundred DoIlars ~ money due on
shree promssary notes. and claiming Of ali you The
foreclosure OF mortgage given 10 secure MA not.s
ana conveying part OF Lot H. Block g. In the city Of
heokuk, Lee county, Iowa, in which sou have or
claim 70 have some Interest.
And uniess you appear thereto and defend before
noon OF the second day Of the Of said Couss t
commence On the first Monday OF Pebr uAry lSG3 ITs-
ment and decree viii be rendered thereon by ief.n1t
RANKIN h McCRARY
dsc2h4~ attorneys for Plaintiff
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Patrick Walsh Nancy Franktlu, eXscutris u the
estate of Noah Franklin, d~era.rd, & Iti bee " d,
Steele assignee OF Vim d X l. Ruadiek Sarah Stan
nus, assignee OF John Gollowa,, James N Billings
James Lee, John Dnrkee, r Durkee, john
BOYD, Gottieh Hunsaker. II Reynolds Gnrislian
CARRIER, Daniel Nelihan
You are hereby notified that there 10 on ale In
the Gce OF the Clerk u The Court OF Lee
ty lows at keokuk, petition of Geo. q. Anderson,
cfaiminE yon. the saTd JOHN Stsnnus and g. Haynes
Seven Hundred DeHrs ss money due on three prorns-
sary notes aud elaig Of all OF you the foreclosure
mortgage given i6secure said notes, and conveying
part OF Lot H. Block 3D. III the city OF keosuk. Lee
County, Iowa, In which you have claim hass soie
interest
And unless you appear thereto and defend before
noon of the second day Of the next term said
TO commence on the first Monday Of February, 1863
Judgment and decree VIII be rendered thereon by do
fault BASKiN Il AccRARY,
aecg-d4W Attorneys for Plaintiff,
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4 IhlGINAL NOTICE.

10 John stshnus, haynes, w Rankin. sfsigbee OF
Patrick Walsh Nancy Franklin, exec rtx ~ the
estate Of Noah franklin decreased "A c Higbee, VIE
Steele, assignee OF VIM X !, Eudditk, Sarah STAN
nus, assignee OF John Galloway, James N Billings,
James Lee, John burke. iurkee. John
BOYD, GotiIieb HnnsAker, Il Ru5 nolds, Daniel
Wellihap, aud CARRIER:
You are hereby motif that there ID on Gle In
the Clerks office OF the District Court Of Lee County
Seven Hundred Dollars money due three prom
sorry notes and claiming Of Ill OF you the oture
Of mortgage given 70 secure said Bveyirr
paH Of lot ~, Block ~, in the city ksgt us Tee
Comfy, Iowa. In which you have claim to have
intereit
And unless you spp.ar thereto and defend before
noon OF the sSSobd asy OF The nsxt term Court
IL eommspee on the fret Monday VI February, ls6a
judgment and viii be rtudcrtd thereon BY de.
fault. RANKj q ,McCRARY
dee3-d4w AttoTn eys for PIaiLtin.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE

To J. il. Barker, executor OF estate of A. C. Ha,per
deceased. H. NJ Shoemaker and - sIoanAker his
wife, Ohio Life Insurance Company, c. A. Grub.
Yos are hereby notified that the IL now on nle In
The Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee
y, lows, at ksokuk, petition ofHrnm Barney lain.
ing OF you, H. Barker, executor of the estate OF
A. g. Harper, decsased, the sum OF Eight Hundred
and Fifty Dollars, with per cent interest per an
um, payable annually, - money due = gage,
by A. Harper to Charles Mason and since ass rned
70 Hiram Barney, dated 9Th day ofFebruary, 1856
also claiming against all OF you the foreclosure the
the north east quarter OF section nineteen nship
sixty seven. Range ve rs, west Lee county Iowa for
the purchase money and fu king for the sae
OF said premises and general reef.
And unless You appear and sns~er said petition ON
ar before noon Of the second day or the term OF
said Court, 10 commence 1t ksokuk the first Mon.
day OF February A. d. 1908, default will be entered
against and judgment rendered thereon no prayed
for IN petition. NOBLE d STRONG
idec2-d4w Alt1Tneysfoy sintiH.
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NOTICE.

To @ Wright, FeI0n, brothers q Co sET1h
Dpvsiis keighier 4 Co, kmma Williams, Exc
chtrix OF the estate ofGeo. b. Wtiliame deceased,
Abbott, Johns and CO.. Hugh Cook state 81 Iowa
for The Use Of the School Find "A M Mcrrek Cum
Minis seaman 4 Co., Alexander " ray b Co, Lind
Bros d Co Hannah zinde and Niliinp Lehmer,
Executors of tbe estate OF Louls zipale deceased,
Geo G Anderson, Brown, Goddn Co., John b
Carson, Een Johnson, Ha~kins Taylor, Ma
soun, C Pyle, Hosmer Curtis, } Curtis. Geo
Barber, John McDongaii J X Allen, and Jesse Rud-
dick:
You, and each or you are hereby notified that th-
IL Cd hie the once Of the Clerk OF The Distre
Court of Lee County, Iowa. at keobuk, petition OF
John bruce claiming OF you, ue said Wright, the
sum Of Six Thousand Dollars as money due on six
promis sorry notes and also claiming ~ all Of you the
iotecio,ure OF Mortgage given upon the east halt Of
ibe south quarter OF Section Twenty Town
ship sixty north and Range west IN Lee county,
and pras ing for sale OF the undivided oneha Of the
sad real estate tor The ebt of said deb
one undivided hslf having been relieved,
Ana nnlets !ou appear thereto and defend on
or before noon OF The second day OF the next term Of
said Court,to commence ksokn the frss Nsddsy
of February, ~. 1868, Judgment and decree win
DC rel de rea s4sp lpu hereen By default for the sp
claimed interest and coss, and the said rta; estsc
VIII he sold Tor the PAYNE NJ OF the same ard ali Of
W interest ~ and TO The snid nj estate win be cut
Of end tsreser barred aud tersctosed
GkU. Va. htCRARY,
l.fp
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NOTICE.

To John 6tannus Haynes, W Rankin, assignee o
Patrick Walsh, Nancy Franklin executrix OF the
estate OF Noah franklin, deceased, A c Higbse, Win
Steele, assignee Of VIM x X l. kuddck, Sar ali stan
mus, assignee of John Galloway, James Nj Billings
James Lee, John A Durkee, b Durkee John
Boyd. Gotiieb Hunsaker, u NJ Reynolds, Christian
CARRIER, Daniel Weliihan:
fou nra hereby notified that thorc Ia now on nle In
the ONCE OF the CLERK OF the District Court Of Lea
county, Iowa, al Keokuk, petition OF Geo G. Andef
son, claiming q you, the said John Stannus and s
Haynes, seven Hundred dollars money due three
promissarx notes and claiming Of sll OF the fore
closure OF mortgage given TO said notes, aud
conveying Part OF Lot II Block &C. the city Keo
kuk County Of lee, aud State OF lows In which you
have, claim to have, some interest.
And unless you appear thereto and defend befoYs
noon VI the second day or the next term o
said Court, to commence At Keokuk on the fsrt Mon
day OF February, 1858 Judgment and decree Will b
rendered thereon by default.
RANKIN Il McCRARY,
dec2-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.