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mvlGm5 SAN FRANCISC0.
G. T. COTTON, Agent,
Cotton / Darrach)
. iIIc
Is Hea;,a worth the TrouAlc Of an E1-

Is Heait. worth the Trouhlc OF an E1-
pertinent IF you think 50. sick reader, You are
invited to follow the footsteps of the great multi
tUde who have tolnd relief when they had almost
ceased 70 hope for It. in Buftol'S Sugar Coated
Pills. The scope of their remedial operation i
wide. Not only d. they produce the most beneficial
effects in all immediate disease OF the stomach the
liver, the bowels ost in great number of contilC-
eut complaints. In sph>ms and fits of every deS-
cription they considered by medical men OF en-
ineuce- = we a. by the non professionals the most
thorough of al. remedies. They renovate the gen
eral system while they gently relax the bowels,
and hence II cases q iphi>lc3 pro>tration whether
arising from age, weak constitution, or specific
ailment. they are Invaluable, Where other purga-
tiveS would exhaust and Sicken the patient they
recuperate and refresh. Their eject upon the az
petite Is most remarkable. Orlinarp apeTientS ere
ale dist2ste ior food bat they produce desire for
Il. They put up IN glass via.s and will keep il
any climate. S3.G 8y d. regular druggists.
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RrIsfn. : S,rs,,-,il

Bristol Sarsax axa@rilia.-P0iSols dag from the
bowels Of the earta. and used Is medicines xiii
thousands annually Powder and ball are not half
half - mgT1eroGS. From the curses of mankind
called m-nera! specifies BTist9is >arsap p4rilla !
exempt is thiVty-1ve years cI GnbrokeH triumph
over scroua cancer erysipelas. and all diseases Of
the skin. the flesh. tie bones the joints and glands
are due u tie vegetable kingdom alone. It i the
only medicine ever prepared by nan, that eradicates
irom the system the virus oi malignant Inaladies,
and al the same time recGperates the constitution.
To The feeble II i strength, 10 the aged vitality the
aSonlzed = soothing balm, = tie broken IL spirit
revlvIng elixir, 70 the sufferers Of the gentler sex
present help u1der all Their special difficulties 10
ALL the most certain and n0caous Of the means o.
ie-ed by science for the relief and prevention Of hu-
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WHEN Mademoiselle Arnault, the
actress, went 10 visit Noltaire, he said
to her: All, mademoiSelle, | am eigh-
ty-four years old, and l have commit
ted as many fooleries." "Quite 4
triae," replied the actress; L am
only forty, and have committed thou
sand"
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A CHINESE boy, who was learning
English, came across the passage in his
Testament, " We have piped unto you,
and ye have not danced, and rendered
it thus We have toot, toot TO YOU
what's the matter You no jump p
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a Brave Son of a LOYAL Mother.

alter Judge Joln I. nderWo0d had
been driven from his Virginia home for
his love for the Union, Mrs. Underwood
who is a cousin Of the late 'Stonewal''
jackson, purchased Of notorious rebel,
the late General Turner Ashby, mate
rials for flag, which she made, and by
the assistance Of her son, spread it to
the breeze. This flag, with a little
clothing, was all that Mrs. Underwood
saved from plunder, confscation and
the flames, on her escape to Washing
ton, The story is very well told in the
following lines BY John Pierpont:
OUR HOME MADE FLAG.
At traitors store,
Who falsely swore
To the Union allegiance true,
purchased enough
For flag, Of stuff,
Bright red, snow white sky blue
White and red, white and red
In long stripes spread,
And stitched them through and through
And sewed the white stars
At the head OF the bars
On field Of the deep sky blue.
With the very next dawn
From pole on the lawn.
Did my Union flag unroN;
There it toated at noon
There It greeted the moon
Is she shoae on the top Of the pole.
With bulldog growl,
With a wolfish howl.
All traitors round saw ny flag;
And they said, with a frown,
1t insulted the town,
And they'd down with tie insolent rag.
And their heads they would wag
At our homemade flag, -
And Ike Peter, would curse and swear;
And they threatened attacks
With pick, shovel and axe,
For tie rag it should not float there
Aut spuuky lad
That at home l had,
Loaded up an ancient gum
And then gave it out,
Til twas rumored about,
The old piece viii be good for one -
When the free winds blew,
How it tapped and flew,
That home made Union flag
But VIXEN on our hill
The air vas still,
Itwould cling TO the pole ike rag
And there it would play
All night and all day
When the winds were abroad on our hill
And, had we not come
To a civilized home,
Twoull have fappd in the wind there still. |
For the dogs that growled
And The wolves that howled,
Kept Shy Of that loyal gun,
Which my spunky lad,
That at home had
Seemed to think would be good for one
That flag now Withdrawn
From its pole in the lawn,
And as erst to the Union true,
From the top Of my door
Sweeping down to the floor,
Shows the Red and the White and the Blue.
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Jackson F. STEWART, If. D.
CNcNN.r1- 0ct. aIst 1ssn.

CISoINNATI Oct. 2Ist. 1850.
Mr. Hembold- Dear Sir-I have used your Ex-
tract Bucha in diseases Of the bladder kidneys, Sra-
vel and droYsev in my practice and have witnessed
slch signal rsslis arising from lis use, that have
20 hesitation in adding my testimony to the recon-
meldatious already given in favor OF il.
VERY respectfully D. WEBSTER HAINEs, n. =.
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Young women should set good exam
pies, for Young men are all following
them.
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Mteklp 3utte Aeforo
Hints for Housewives.

As general rule, it is most econom-
i to buy the best articles. The price
of course, always little higher.
! good articles spend best. 1t IS a
frifce Of money to buy poor -four,
bal, sugar, molasses, butter, cheese,
d, etc., to say nothing of the injuri-
effect upon the health.
of West India sugar molasses, the
nta Cruz and Porto Rico are con-
cred the best. The Havana IS sell
"a clean. White sugar from Brazil
sometimes very good. Refined su-
RS usually contain most Of the saccha-
( e substance, therefore there is prob
y more economy in using loaf, crush
and granulated sugars than we
Puld suppose.
Butter that is made in September
d October, is best for winter use.
I'd should be hard and white. and
1t which has been taken from a hog
over year old is best.
Rich cheese feels soft under the pres
Fe Of the finger. That which is very
|ong, is neither good nor healthy.
keep one that is cut, tie it up in
that viii not admit flies, and hang
n a cool, dry place. If mould ap-
hrs on it, wipe it off with dry cloth.
Flour and meal Of all kinds should
kept in cool, dry place.
The best rice IS large, and has
jar, fresh look. Old rice sometimes
little black insects inside the ker-
rs.
The small white sago, called pearl
30, is the best. The large brown
hd has an earthly taste. These arti-
Is, and tapioca, ground rice, etc.,
puld be kept covered.
The cracked cocoa is the best; but
pt which is put up in pound papers is
ten very good.
To select nutmegs, prick them with
pin. If they are good, the oil will
Btantly spread around the puncture.
Keep coffee by itself, as its odor af-
pts other articles. Keep tea in a close
est or canister.
Oranges and lemons keep best wrap
d close in soft paper, and laid in a
aver of linen.
When a cask of molassses is bought,
aw off a few quarts, else the fermen-
tion produced by moving it will burst
Bread and cake should be kept in a
b box or stone jar.
Salt cd should be kept in dry place
here the odor Of it VIII not affect the
b of the house. The best kind is that
bich is called Dun, from its peculiar
FOR, Fish skins for clearing coffee
(ould be washed, dried, cut small, and
Fpt in box or paper bag.
Soft soap should be kept in dry
lace in the cellar, and should not be
bed till three months old. Bar soap
hould be cut into pieces Of a convent
ut size, and laid where 1t will become
ry. 1t is well to keep it several weeks
efore using it, as it spends fast when it
new. Germantown Telegraph.
RENTS are enormous, as the poor fel-
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ToApKINS considers that byiefeSs
barriSter ought never to be blamed, for
it IS decidedly wrong to abuse q man
without 4 cause.
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AN IRIsH captain in the army, newly
|ppointed to drill his regiment, yocif-
|rated loudly his first order, to show his
authority: =" Advance three steps back
wards; and those men without arms,
bold up your hands,
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BETTER too few words from the wo-
man we love than TOO many; While she
is silent, Nature Is working for her :;
while she talks, She IS working for her
self.
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The Distant Land.


Where dost thon lie, 0 Land OF Peace?
Across what foaming oceans swell?
Ny heart with sighs that never cease,
Yearns in thy place to dwell;
But yet. fair and distant land,
Ica4not see thy shining strand.
Sometimes when mornings iris light
Is Aamiug in the eastern sky,
say. beneath that rose and white
The blessed realm must surely lie,
But mornings brow by noon is famed,
And thou art sin the distant land,
And Oft when sunsets FURNISHED gold
Falls warm upon the waters breast,
I say. beyond tina; glorious fold
Must glcam the islands of the blest,
But stars steal ont, silent band,
And chou art stin the distant land.
Aud then I dream-a 6ussful dream
That I have gained thy tranquil bowers.
And 10! Hfe's sorrows only seem
Winds ihot moment beat its flowers
wake, clasp 10 angel hand.
Aud thou ant still the distant land.
watch, l long, ! faint for thee
Cans't thou not open wide the door,
That may enter in and be
Part Of thy peace forevermore
0 send that sleep 50 sweet. 50 grand,
And thou Shllt he 10 distant land
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CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS.

BosToN. July Eth. lS60.
Mr.. Helmbold-Dear Sir-I have nsed your Ex-
tract BuchH in diseases of the bladder and kidneys
with the most happy results and I feel assured I
never used an article oi medicine that produced =
more sure and certain relief Ior the complaint. for
which il i, rec 1mmended.
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RALr1Nosr. anil 18th. IS.

BAL71NoRr. April 18th. IS57.
Mr. Heln.uod-Dear Sri am a physician Of
twenty five wears standing. l have prescribed your
Extract BGchl iii the various afe tonS Of the blad-
der and Kidneys and they have in all cases given
the utmost setisfactiou. ] confidently recommend
them to the profession as Invaluable medicines, par
amount 70 all Others As 6 safe and speedy remedy
in al cases of sickness for which it s recommended.
Very respectfully yours,
EoLE..T T. GEEEN. n. D.
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THERE are faults slight in the sight
Of love. errors small in the estimate Of
wisdom; but truth forgives no insult.
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PIrrSBrRG, MAY llth. 1850

PIII@8TGG. Nay Hun. IS00.
Mr. Helm5old-Dear sir-Having used yonr med
ieines for some years in my praeIlle, can conf
IDENTITY recommend them u he al that you claim for
them in drtusev gravel and diseases Of the bladder
and kidneys. Iray yo1rs'
is. ?. CLINTON, VI. p.
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II A young lady would sack her low
er without hurting his feelings, let her
give him the sack she has on-contents
included
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A CUBIC inch of water converted in
to steam, viii raise a ton weight one
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The husband Who deyoarol his wife
with kisses, found afterwards that She
disagreed with him.
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A GENTLEMAN who had been spend
be- the evening with few friends,
boxing at his watch just after midnight,
aid /" 1t Is to morrow morning; |
nust bid You good night, gentlemen."
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NEGLECTED. hours, like neglected NO
men, are sure to avenge themselves.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IL - y ~ I
p r Z M / Z M s
AT TH4
Worlds Fair
M = - a L!
AWARDED TO THE
WHEELER & WILSON
Sewing Ma hine
AT THE
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
London. 1861.
First Glass Gold Medal
EELER & Will SON
Sewing Machine,
PARIS EXHIBITION, 1861.
WHEELER & WILSON'S are universally ack-
nowledged to be THE ONLY PERFECT MA
CHIMES FOR
Stitching,
Binding,
Hemming.
Cordiug,
Quilting,
Tucking,
Telling.
Gathering and
ElnbrOidering.
As Also
The most
Economical
Family
Sewing
Machines
Ia Use.
Call and examine before purchasing.
II. WADSWORTH, Agent,
Corner Montgomery and Sacramento SIS.
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Rents are enormous, as the poor fel-
wv said when he looked at his coat.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

F5yHE CO-PARTNERSIIP HERETOFORE EX-
1 listing between ihe undersigned in the Butch
euuC and marketing business. in eroyilie. is this
day dissolved by mutual cgusent-J. B. Benedict
having sold oat his entire interest TO John Grecn-
field who alone Is authorized 70 collect all outstan-
ding accounts. ard make all settlements, and pay
al the IiIm debts.
OIoTiIe. sept. I9th, ls63
7. 3. BENEDICT.
JOHN GREENFlELD.
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Ferry Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 10 ALI. WHO,-
~ it may concern, thatI VIII apply 10 the Boar
OF Supervisors at the next November term for .
license 70 ran tie Ferry at longs Bar Batte count,
for period Of i've years from the 18th day Deceu
Der next that being the time for tue expiration O
ny present license.
MICHAEL NEURENBCRG.
Oroville, October gth, 1853.
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Liver Complaint,
Dispepsie,
Jaundice,
CHRONIC NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASES
OF TIE kIDNETS. AND ALL DISEAS-
E ARISING FROM A DIS0RO-
Erred LIVER OR STOMACH.

Such a. Constipation Inward Piles. Fullness or
Blood 70 tie Head. Acidlty Of stomach, Nausea
Heartburn. Disgust for food, FEiiness or wei ght
in the stomach. Sour ETuctations. Sinking or
Flutteriug AZ The Pit Of the stomach Swimming
Of The Head Hurried and difcult Breathing,
Fluj1ering n the Heart. Choking or Sufzocating
sensation when in q wing pcSture. Dimness OF
Vision, Dots oz Webs before the Sight, Fever and
duh pain II the Head. Deficiency OF Persperation
Yell0wness Of the Skin and Eyes. Pain II the
side. Back Chest Limbs, &c Sudden Flushes Of
Heat. Burning II tAe Flesh, Constant Imagining
Of Evil, and great oppression Of Spirits: and VII
positively prevent Yellow Fever, Billioas Fever
etc.
REDINGTON Il CO,
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Ferry Notice.

x OTICEIs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
- whom il nay concern, TIA ~ VIII apply to the
Board Of Supervisors Of Butte County, at their
November term ls63 for license % run Ferry
across Feather river between the east line Of Hun
toon street. Orovilie, aud a point 500 wards below
what is known as BGu0lgh' Slaughter House for
q period Of ten years from the expiration Of nv
present license. OroYil.e, Oct 18th, 1853.
oi15w NJ. 3. WEST.
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MEDICAL.


m DR.. RoBsCK'S
STOMACH
e BITTERS
- szss ARENor
>av.ssts4ass3 TO Sc EXCELLED
q. ~ $50, sVoNTACIIIC
.@9=E5 ElsSzt-ato7'
DIGESTIVE oss;ss
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We US o \NNcAlcNyAs W>EN\cM
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w\\>cM S\eSM ~ Me\v to,"
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n 0vcoA ve0N<ANNov o
Me System.
ANtAe SN>ous NNstvAets
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NuAo, NocA XlAN>cM NsSAeA
ou ovtNc\e y StowAoeM
Blttevs, Nvl\N>c\A, y tg>SSN
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"l\Ae&e N[&<oss
usv voNA\loseA oS vovs
u>NA V>oNv-svy>A voots oAA
N0vN%, >V-A\>cM make tNe.A
WNoNA>A VoN\c.
Dr. NoNocE's
S\0vANcM N\E\ess
ovstANSNooE rAoN'sSv>S~A.
Nv. NoNAc\l's
StovANeM RINtoSs
sN>e Me- Noov XNoN y.Nov\N
NoltOvs BINS.
Nv. NonucMs
Sk0VANcM SN<toSs
uve NAe vleN WNoA's So\-
Gee oNA Covll}ovt.
Nv. NoNNcNs
S<oNANcN NlNtovs
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JOB PRIN TING.

Having just received = large assortment OF Print
ing Materials comprising some Neto and Elegant
Styles Of Type, MACHINERY, &c, we are now
enabled to execute all kinds of Job Printing At
GREATLY REDUCED RATES, and in as
neat a style as any Printing establishment. in the
State.
ss- Printing in Bronzes and Fancy Colors neatly
executed.
Legal Blanks. Billheads, Circulars. Ball Tickets,
Cards, Labels, Drafts, Show Cards, Programmes,
Posters, Business and Visiting Cards &c, in style
not to be surpassed.
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There Is room for many things in
this lsr,ra world of End,> In. 49,, s..
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Business Continued.

TENHE BUSINESS VIII. BE CONTINUED BY
z the undersigned at the old stands of the Orc.
vile aaG Centre markets.
JOHN GREENFIELD.
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Notice Of issolution.

FEvHE C0pARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX.
& i>tinc between the undersigned in the business
Of conducting Hotel in 0rlvlle is dissolved by
mutual consent Capt. Bird is authorized to make
all settlements collect all accounts and VIII pay Il
debts u the iate irIu.
RALPH BIRD.
T. STEW ARD.
Orcyiilc September 10th l5s3.
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Business Association

The undersigned ha- this dag associated himself
with Mr.JAMES LOWRY, for the purpose Of con-
duciiI- the business ID the International Hotel, in
Oroyiue. September -lth, 1865.
RALPH BIRD.
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None but the GROVER L BAKER Family Sewing
Machine-the best in use. Twenty different styles
for families and Manufacturers.
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NONE

So good as GROVER Il BAKERS. We now have
Family Sewing Machines making the Lock Stitch.
well as those making the celebrated Grover
Baker Stitch.
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S4NI Lgr
MEN, WOMEN. OR CHILDREN.
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU
FOR WEAKNESS,
Arising from E1cesses Habits OF Dissipation. Early
lndiscretions or Abuses, attended with
the following symptoms:
! IndisPosition to Exerton. Loss Of Memory. Weak
Nerves, Horror of Disease. Dmness Of
Vision, Universal Lassitute Of the
Muscular System. Hot Hands.
DTyness Of the skin Loss
Of Power Difficulty
Trembling Wakeful-
ness Pain in the Back Flush
ing Of the Body, Eruptions OF the
Face, Paid Countenance. These symp-
toms, if allowed to 60 on which this medicines in
vari2bly removes. are followed by
DP0TENCY, FATUITY. .EPMEPTIC FITS,
In one of which the patient may expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently fol-
lowed by those "DlREFUL DISEASES
Insanity and CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware Of the cause of their suffering,
bat none Will confess.
the Melancholy Deaths
by Consumption.
Bear ample witness of the truth Of the assertion.
the CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORG ANIC WEAKNESS. requires the aid Of medi-
cine TO strengthen and nyisoTate the system which
HELMBOLDs' EXTRACT BUCHU
Invariably does. trial Will convince the most
skeptical
FEMALES, OLD or YOUNG, SINGLE. MAR
RIED OR CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar to females the Ex-
tract BuchU is unequailed by any other Remedy. as
in Chloross or retention lWegularity. PainfGlness
or Suppression of Customary Eyacuations. UIcera-
ted or Schrrous state %. the Uterus. Leucorrhpa
Whites. Sterility AID for all complaints inciden
tai to the sex, whether arising from indi>cretiOn
habits Of dissipation in the decline change of
lie. "a the symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
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-H-

New No 9 Shuttle Machine for Manufacturers
greatly c1ces the more complicated styles Of other
makers. Price $50.
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AND BAKER'S new style " Lock Stitch " Family
Sewing Machine has many new improvements for
Braiding, &c. Price $50.
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BUT

Which Stitch IS the best We give oar customers
the privilege OF testing our Machines making either
Stitch, and exchanging if not at first suited
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CERTIFICATES Of CURES

From to % wears standing with names known to
Science and Fame
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AND

Our Grover 4 Baker" Stitch Family Sewing Ma
chine possesses exclusive advantages over all others.
They are uuequalled for general Sewing, ard for
Embroidery. Brai3ine, &c., have no compeer.
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Helsnbold's Extract Rmcnu

Is the great Diuretic and it is certain to have The
desired effect in Diseases for which il Is recommeu
ded. Evidence ofthe most responsible and reliable
character viii accompany the medicines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-28

To william TimbermAn, n. g. Timbermsn, Ryan 4
4 LsathAn Joha Hurst, Chaslcs Medal O. n. Lyuaas
Wm. Thompson, Jennings Anderson, J. D. HAstf
man, Christopher Graham. Warner Hicox, Dsasun1in
p. Aver, william N. Dodge the three last named -
executors OF John Frink. decreased, 3. 4 hamill,
Mott, shober l. Co., and Christina wright.
Ye. and each OF ron. herssI seliGsd thst there
IL now on ale the once OF ih Clerk Of the District
Court of Lss cssssty, is~s NJ keekuk petition VI
John Ssnderson, claiming Of you. william Timoer.
Mau the cola CT swests-ssvSn hun~red snd nftesp
toftxFs, TT per cont interest per abes# fs-s#
Movonher IN, lSGe Uoasy 4oe on tvo prom sssr
notes; Also siaiming sRaihst each Of you the TOR
cios n. 81 tatsssass sascsssd By sAid Wn rtnbsr-
msa said sanderson She said notes. being
part the purchase nenny Of sasteaa real sssae
tovH: One hundred and forty feet Sixth street VI
huAlrsd feas On Morgan street In thc son1h1nst
Of Chatham Square, In the city OF keekuh Lee
county sAA oeate ~ Iowa. aud praying s cOsroua Oe
mistake In the description Of the premises morgAged
and further ssking Ter ale OF said premises ssd 01e
srai relief.
And unSoss you appear and asswsf sAid yefittea -
before OF the second day 0fthe sexi tern u
the said Court 10 commence Is ks0kuk On he ASa
Monday Of February, A. d. ies3, defsslt lLbs en-
tered against you, and judgnentrendeTod thereon ~
prs, ed for in said petition.
- :. ~ ,rs,eTew NOBLE 4 BTRONO,
nnvgH-dlw ft.fR tainti4 j
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XlYe&5EsN TIT = Fl Z.
- PC 1iiglA, uasop, Ky6lA6ss g. tvana -
Duvsli, Kcighisr Co., Emma wInsns. IL
cutsiy Mr. setsss Of Seq J, N.Y. So =
for The uss Of the Guhosi ruud Msrrickv -,
~. nanoo Co., Ab4xanter MIn{ Il - -
Eres. & % Hannah zIndIs and William lNhn1l
y MAseat6sS efshX Sssate ot 'Louis Anme dsstsssl
Geo Anderson, brown, Goddin = Coz -
!, 4Esfson, Hsp Joheson, AA1At4s !yloss - ~
f0uh, K Pyle, Hosmer CuTtis, Curhs -
Barber, John AcDougsii,J Allen, andsssss ~
You, and saeh Of You, are merely no.iass ~ ~
ID now on nle In the once Of the Clerk Of Ne 4ss
court 81 Les County, Iswa, a. keeass pce!sen
John Hruce, claiming Of you, the said Nr4SS
s ss i.sdrs sos s's "a ilso t1s.s q
foreclosure Of Mortgage gives upoH The esss IN
tAssouAh ySol quarter 81 0nct1en 9Se1sy.oSeesI til
ship Gixty.sx north, and nsANe6 YES, y AeeEeeAz
and praying for sale OF Tie undivtded ope-He8Pf
said nefteag6d rs6a estAte sor the payment
80 AnAtyiAnd half hnsiag bssA peafsvsd. g
OF before noon 81 he cscond Aiy 81 The sext tor
SAid Cslys 10 nen<e ct Keokuh en- the nr1t 0ee4
81 j. SSAsst ~ Is
eIAams1. AnAevesa and costs, end ~ nAtA Feat 0S
Wiu BE- sold for the pAymsnt of The - ne, 4nM ~
yduf terrst IN and 70 TIE sad n 81 sststs VIII 10
On and fos<v " serssa ssd tsYrriosed
.rele-d4w Atty fer Piaiptl1