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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-29
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Danville, Pa, June, 49,
DR.. WIN. II. GREGG,

Dear Sir In February, 1861, | was aEllt,7
with sugar diabetes, and for five months
passed more than two gallons of water IL lTa
ty-four hours. was obliged to get up as ole
az ten or twelve times during the night and
five months lost about fifty pounds in wels-
During the month of July, 1861 procured "
bottles of Constitution Water, and in two lS
after using it experienced relief, and after Isl
ing two bottles was entirely cured soon SIR
regaining my usual good health. .,.,,,,,
Yours truly, j, Y, l.. DE VIII
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Mrs. MARGILL c. LEVANwAY
IN DYsMENoRRHTA, OR PAINFUL. MENsTCA-o
AND MENORRHAGIA, or PRpFUsE
FLOWING.


Botn diseases arising from a faulty secre.,o1 O.
the menstrual huid-in one case being too u''
and accompanied by severe pain, and the 9th.
a too profuse secretion, which will he speed
cured by the Constitution Water.
That disease known a. FALLING OF IE.
WOMB, which is the result of a relaxation q
the ligaments of that organ, and is KNOW BY s
sense Of heaviness and dragging pains "a ".
back and sides, and At times accompanied p
sharp, lancinating or shooting pains through re
parts, will, in all cases, be removed by the me-
cine.
There ia another class Of symptoms arising
from IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, WI
physicians call Nervousness, which word Col,
ers up much ignorance, and in nine cases Oh. OF
ten the doctor does not really know whele'
the symptoms are the disease, or the discs.
the symptoms. We can only enumerate them
here. Ispeak more particularly. OF Goa re-.
PalpitatiOn of the Heart, Impaired Memo;'
Valentines, Flashes of Heat, LanguoT L''
tude, and Dimness of Vision.
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CONSTITUTION WATER
DIURETICS

Has proved itself equal to the ASK TIM. h., Dr.
volyed uponit.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brightou, Cambridge and Medford.
For the week ending, Nov Is, 1865,
r the Rutland Herald,

Reported for the Rutland Herald
AMOUNT or STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle, sheepI shoss, Fat Hog5. Yosls,
This week, 2OO9 9549 1000 5000
Last week, 2113 9S2 200 400
One year ago, 23O0 1OO51 80 1900
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weathersaeld, Conn, March ls5s'

Weathersfeld, Conn, March lS'''
DR.. W. II. GREGG
Dear Sir Having seen your adYer tisE 81. IN
of Constitution Water" recOmmendeu ~ III
fammation of the Kidneys and lrritailou % -o,,
Bladder, having suffered for the past tnree Jil
and tried the skill of number oil pu {Y17noj
with only temporary relief, L was lI Vii o
try your medicine. ] procured one g gous
your agents at Hartford, Messrs Lee pc, an,
Co. and when had used half of it, to my 80
prise, found a great change in my aeal b,ro
have used two bottles of it, ana atil "ond
never expected to be in my life, We'll . I'm
good spirits. | cannot express my Z. Ia. mi
for it feel that it is all and more Iu"15 lad
recommend it to be. May the blessing u
ever attend you in your labors OF love-
i0urS ''n'I LEONARD 5. BIGELo"'
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
PRICE 81.
CONSTITUTION CATHARTIC LIFE flL,.
CONSTITUTION CATHARTIC LIFE PILL
CONSTITUTION CATHARTIo LIFE PlLS
CONSTITUTION CATHARTIC LIFE flAD
Price % cents per Bex.
Price % cents per Box.
Price Is cents per Bsx.
Price % cents per Box.
VIM n. GREGG s. CO., Proprs''
MORGAN & ALLEN, General Agents v,,s
No. 46 Cliff Street, New i0'''
GEO GOODWIN s. CO., Boston'
sp-il25deod&TlF
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Prices Current of Wool.

BOsToN Nov %, 1866
Reported specially for the HERALD by Bailey.
jenkins & Garrison, Wool Brokers and Com
mission Merchants, No, 1914 Congress street,
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Straagaary and Burning, or PsmtG l'a
ting.
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DIABETES

Stone IL the Blaaaer, Ca!clsla5, Gyape!, BE-.
Dist Deposit, and Mucous Or MRly
Discharges after Uri8atin0,
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BlaD
DER, INFLAMMATION OFTHE KID.
NEYS, CATARRH OF THE
BLADDER
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BEEF-Per 100 lbs on total weight of hide,
tallow and meat; extra Sl3OO first quality
l2OO1t27 %, second quality l000@li75, third
quality 9OO@l00O, some Of the poorest bulls
&e -Ong2S ~
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The election Of DuvALL creates no surnr;.e
The dubious nature Of Kentucky loyalty dur
ing the war; the persistence with which she
ciung 70 slavery; her captiousness upon eyerv
point OF poi'ry affecting the peculiar ipstitu.
ton, her rejection Of the cor.,;...s.-.,
amendment ahoii-hing slavery. the $500 =
the expasna'io' set, and the conseouen, q.
hux OF rebels, made DuvALl's success, , Co..
gone conclusion. '''e
those representing the Kentucky situation
say TINT DryAils success ia \ atr.;,h, a.,
rebel victory. II was rebel candid. 49,,
mated BY rebels and voted for 5, ,.h.,.
Unless M. JOHNSON wishes my pol;cv" =
be known a. downright rsbel.r |. !.
Johnson victory. HoHsox profe..ed - !.
Johnsoe man; majority Of the rsdic.l. -
ported hin, but he was the conseryat;v. e,p,
didstA buTALL was supported bec.u.. :.
was denccnt olias rebel. A K~H..s,
Letter, writer says 1T Is sad ,.e,-., 3.
Kentucky, claimed 10 be the most fhs...Sa
Usiea asase y he Unisn. Tia. she /, Il,
Ind thoroughly rebsl, il proven beyond do.s'
By the election q Monday lat. Not oulv Y
bat Thousands Of men voted The rebel 80.
because they prsllsrsd Wat ths rebel, slop,
can GntAsu 10 snything they want i. u,
Union. Some q them want slavery n sss,b
Ished, and 10 nd. Oshsf wanted a. ~,
dsbs repudiasd, sa4i6aid fhes de.lar,ll
that the Yaakess-es 1Am eall N Useuan -
L. - Al 4 gN,xvt +
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Unless they adopt the Worids suggestion
and spend few days in conviviality and the
liquid establishment OF the bonds Of personal
and political unity and mutual affiictiou be-
tween themselves, we presume the mongrel
crew of patriots and rebels and Copperheads,
and natural born demagogues will meet in
Council to>day in Philadelphia.
As we are so soon TO know certainty lis
idle to attempt TO devine what that body will
d.. That the Republic viii be the gamer by
that meeting that the cause for which the
soldiers ofthe Union struggled, for which
the loyal people of the land did, gave and
suffered so much; and for which Mr.. LIN,
coLx was sacrificed will be conserved, we
cannot believe. An impure fountain will
not send forth pure waters.
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"a a. z5S N &s
NJ EA m i ha
1hvsnpd earpeu haviuk 80
"a hildrs1 ~ thasa4 the oeAsr ~
tagsQ PoA. i}el.'s -
~ 8AsplSS y sstms7 Tsr q o. y
h.s bess fsmoved. His very brisfaspply to
! ~ 3n-Randall circular-ss usar Sir: I
"a moi for sale,'' settled his case WITH Moses.
Tx DdSaJ1s NRSG u I6s vaSk.
ing away Of the bridge as Cedar EAlis son
Friday. II i total wreck.
n 1ncsndissy set Ere to the Brewery q
WuInda 4 Co. 1t Eldora tIyt day.
The exersions Of the Citizens and IN oppor-
time shower of rain savsd the building. Bee
the Ledger, 4
The City Gonscil Of the City of Dubuque
has decided not to grant The charter asksd
FOR By the parties who proposed to build
horse rsilrosds IN thas city--it being the
ou;.ion OF he City Attorney that that BODY
M not invested with any such power.
The Davenport Democrat chronicles he
following hossihis suuidspt, A gentleman in
6urus u thAea. be No passing doss HArs
rison street, near the bluff, last evening. he
saw i far rae wife IAN irom the front Of !
heavily loaded wagon 70 The ground. The
wagon Was coming down the hill, one Of the
fore wheels passing over The WOMAN thigh,
msnsiing IL IN the mos horrible nnann<t
The Eidon Ledger noticing the depar'
tups Of delegates from that section to the
PhiIadslphia Convention says. We have
little curiosity to attend this Convention,
having sean most Of the Soathern delegates
At Appamattox Court House when General
Lee surrendered. Then they looked quite
chop fallen but since our President has taken
them under his protecting wing they may
have regained their old wager.
! Mr.. Russell Of the Davenport .Ceeatte
hav;rr received one Of the Cowan Rainfall
circulars vritss ssathins reply sddresssa %
"Hon. A. W. Randall, President of National
Union Club, Postmaster General, Dispenser
Of Post Ofics "Bread and Butter Inquisitor
General of the Dread and Butter lnquisi-
ton, and Andrew Johnson,s Paul Fry."
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were in favor Of rspudiasioa IN order y 81
even With them. The rebel gray has whipped
the Union blue at the polls, and = humll'as-
inr I. il may BE-, II il nevertheless true.D a
different manifestation Of the same fsbea
shirt and rebel element has been witnse
1t Memphis and New Orleans.
IT. would have been infinitely better had the
radical anti-rebel, anti-slavery, and anti
Jsamusu psstios u ksususessg 20 asl.s1
selves upoa platform of principle, chosen
: candidate that would be IN exponent OF
hass v<naghE iAzanAuesAhaA
line. If the result Of this last verdict is TO b
changed; ifthere i any hope in the future for
radical success In Kentucky, i y IN making :
Sir and squas fsht. As4 :.
There 4 5s.arked significance in this result
of this Kentucky cont C.. notWith standing we
have no barometer Of Kentucky feeling ana
action. 1t is politically mi geaeris. lis rebel
i'm, however, il iilustrasfvt e IN reReltsm
Of other Southern sAt&. y Nov, lie etldnt
that there is clap-trsp in their profession Of
devotion to ANDREW JoHEsoS, but not9lps
SSuuterfa;t IA Their e:liSsiastie aSSa;dA- 10
Jrrr. DAVIS and General LEE. When re-
Gently vAII.AsDlen1n hslh biAspsech to Z
Louisville audience and in the course Of II
mentioned LEE, JoHSsr6s, GnAsT, SHra1As
and Others, Federal and esbel geaerals; 70
names of Lee and iJoatsT0s were stsetSd
with storm of applause. and the names Of
GRANT and SHERMAN With equally vehement
Kisses. 1t is noticeable that, these rebels
eise support. cap-trap atihAt, o''uy policy
not to the Union and the principle of its i'm
dssolability.
The speaiousness of Mr.. JoHSsos's peace
conserving plan Of Reconstruction shonldl not
blind our people to the patent paipable ten.
dency of political events, Democratic Ken
lucky that did not 60 o2 q tie Union gives
forty thousand majority for secessioniss in q
campaign against Johnsonese candidate,
and in a campaign where the claim for ias
demni,y for their slaves and reputation Of
the national debt largely enters. If this is
the result in Kentucky, that voted against
secession, what will be the action Of the se-
cading States. 1t is idle to .alk about the
citizens of the States having a right to vote ~
they please in this connectios. they were
not permitted TO vote themselves out of the
Union. Nor should they be permitted to
defeat at the ballot box the triumph Of the
Union cause in the recent war. But WITH sAs
result, in Kentucky before US. without the
aloption of the proposed constitutional
amendment, who shall say that we shall not
have repudiutiou Of the national debt, and the
concession of the demands made by rebel ar
70 rancap -..-- 80.
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Special Notices.
TO the Debilitated and the De
cPepld.

For general debility and sxhsusipn Of tie povep OF
nAtnre whether occasoned BY sickness fast living con
stufosal seesy old sse sny othsr physai - nsn'
cause the one thing neeAfal snd Indispensable 10
HosrErrEEs cKLEsRAreD sR,xAoH Rirrsas.
When the Of life to be absolutely dSing ont in
the sys,em sd sAs mind. synpathisies With tbs bod,
this ighv Restorative sems TO lift the snf
ferer cut Of Slough d ana recruit snd rsn
visora.e both the frame and the intellect An old farm
er in the vs.y Of ts Sqeons.hsi. writes thus TO Dr.
Hostetter 81 compare Tho operation Of Jour Bit
t-rs upon me 10 nothing but the raect OF r.in Ater
long dry sis 10 th- fall Of the y-s Tue rsin fslisg
ON the .sts nd crop Of and your
wholesome N -sehe to hare sGArsed 80 eud sr
Of life and spirit IN me- And this y truy ny ssct Of
this grateful ard powerful preparation Ladies' Of vrsk
con,tsasoa Of whose strength hss been iaps1ss3 iy
sickness or age End most EN- scs'u4 snd delightful
Tent and administered With great saecess in mar
asmu. or wusting OF the nssh to young children In
fact 1t nu h s.er and inrer cordial for the nursery
than anything Advertised sp sily for that purpose
aueiSdsw
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tARBINAL NOTICE TO 81 Billings Lucinda nj
NJ hing, Ann Walker, VIII r Gsrrsrd James Gar
rxsd, C scofeid. Greene Krrkfne las Ridgwsy n P
cre-i, J v Sarah ard Dsuzherty, II Haiatsad, Ad
Hp- whitney, executor, Jpo Knight Jno Nc
Gane, Edwards Turner W pePanw, " Trrrer, y
sign-e, &C. Connsble snyth, Burro~s, ztrf<
FiiIs hndd!rk. vido.. Robt Rnddck, Kate Kisiie,
Moore Amy Rnddck, Mary Rnddek May Rnsdick. Vim
huddiek and EEs Rnddick. Administrator and Jesse
Raddtck, defendsDtk
You and e.ch lyon hsr.by bottled that there's
is In the Clerks oee Of the District Courts Lee ca
iowa -; Keotuk petition in equity Of Hiram Barney,
against yea, claiming Judgment sgainss you Pa
ngs npon your six promsory notes. gireD the order
Of Kiibournr nov the property Of plaintiff, BY
Segment for the Of fifty-four hundred Dollars.
and per cent Inter and axsinst AL sail defend
ants prayinx for the foreclosure Of certain
made by said Riiiinxs TO Kilbcurne, dated June
TO- 1856. upon the n 81 the "A OF section twelve Z1,
and The X Of the II dissection twot2 al In 7 e6,
Nh six ~ W. ilso the Il Of section nineteen 49,
| T axty seven teT), SIX ls) west.
Nov You must each appear ard answer said petition
Of the scond ds, OF the next term osa Court
TO be held at keckuk. the second Aonday Of sete
Der 1895 Judgment will be had tn rein prsyed for
by default SCOTT HOWELL,
9 Rev stamp 50 eta ATTY for Plaintiff.
iy21-d
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I EGAL NOTIcE.-To A. 1. Dening and

II .LOAL NDlllE II. - A. ~. Denlng and
- W C1~Khorn, trnstses fcf thepae YES, and II
Horizon, James Hoisey X Ford Aad W Fasd, u
HsrriAcn, James Hofs+y, 3 Yord D VI Yord, Guy
Wssh NoAh Grsrlsy. David Gunn o Dssis sidney b
Root. Caroline Root, Eiihu Gum, Ford. Sen, A
Emmons Potter Lem, PIune, PavmeIee 4 et-rTett
Myers nisey, Alexander, Lomax, Michael
Bashsy james Hansa. 6rsses Bo-m~r Mary stee-
leg O1rts executor OF The estate of Of Whis
John ston, executor Of the esase OWN forrep &C.
deesased. 3 Eastman, Ba.k OF Old Domnion, Aibert
Neis, jesse naltby Huiskamp, Abper Reeves. Henry
Towle, Hirsn barney. Yeatrsn Robtnson Co. 3 gar
Thompson, Thomas Dsvis, Charlotte Sullivan, Vim Gil.
ii-s, etoddard, VIM L Ruddick Thomas Pageft,
stsvsnson, ,E Msyburg 4 Bro, Fictin Lucas, W
B MnIsr, y 0tn~y~ns, II Howell, W Phinney Peter
Echer, Sophia Cienaeerins. Hcrpfsh
rou and each Of you hereby notified that there IL
OF Ire county lows II FORT Madison, petition OF VIVA
Dunn. c,ainisg Of you the sid peming and "
Cleghorn, trustee Ac the Of nine Il oussBd and
nine dollars and ten per per interest FROM
October 2oh 1888, money due a certain mortgage
and also praying aesIst an Of the fosee sure Of
said mortgage and OF tbs following mortsaerd
property Tor the psvment Of sad d.bt. tovt Ninety
al Tie ess sdA Of III north Of
thirty Hour (54 II township sxty i've f5, north range
ave f5 west ard the undivided crehah Of the remain
der 81 said northwest quarter 81 section a. all In Lee
county, loss.
Unless you thereto and defend before Of
the seccnd day Of the next term Of said District Court
commence the third Aoeday in December 1884 judy
mept ard decree viii be rendered sgain.t you thereon
by defsnit. RANKIN 1 McCRAkY,
Revenue stamp 5ocJ At.y's for Plaintiff.
}yz&-A
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A GROWN OF GLORY.
svsxY NAN. wea.s and csax ~ ~ ,,Dsa
STERLING'S AMBROSIA

Il willing 10 recommend Il. Three yeArs Of rapidly 10
crsasing sale have made the Aabsv famous al
the world.
IT 10 WARRANTED TO PLEAsE.--
II curss lscAips Of tbs Head.
II msksa Ns~ Hair srp~ Bsjd Hsads
isprsvsa.s tie Hs.r iron Ssin.s OFT. #
It rsndess the ua,r son and Glossy
Usaass the scalp; Ocols tAs Heated Brsv; Rensst
Dandru6: Cures Nervous ussdsche: Cures Ba,dns
Ins.rss Luzursns Locks; Incltnea Hal to Carl; eap
ssdss Wigs; Kils Hair Eaters. Good eject apparent
once
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
ne Anbrosia viii suit you 70 r. Elegantly pat up
Dsiieatsy Psrfnsd Patronissd BY Opera Singers and
Actresses. sold IN spissd hexss cartons contain
Ing two large bottlbs-Ho. for morning No ] fOr
sweating.
rssss j NO sssrAss Asovr r..
srY1LIna9 AMDRosIA is he hsst most agreeable
asd sasesivs ssilss II The worsA 10 provs this, ~
sold BY Dr,gxiss1.
sesriingb Anbrssis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
018 Fsltsn 1txsst, Nsv ysrk.
eoaaAfsS AnsnAsIe yReEfAsl. ssAs.
sspsssss TeaBst ssaps yrsparsa foa rslnsd
vsgseaAls obs y ssslxaAsss ~ 0lyssransg
ssAsssasiay 49, = ~ - q IsAsss ~ =
u. aassssy. lsp~ssshs.xsAAsss~afs
~ pro,srss. unlaseDSa. ~ ss - n <suex,s>s
neiss1fvH ass:a..l 81 s. - sssa sssss
sfe.. 1A1UnAi1OaA nAm DYE.
nAs0setsal - - = Aswsssai ~ asiy ~
~ $3.50 nsis Dys. nrnlsn. 1s,lsSiss aA Issaaa
tasssea. fl14sss innsaieasly sDssslsl nlpsG =
IL ~. -
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II KGAL NOTICED VIM r Turner and Harriet
NJ. Turner: You hereby notified that there is
hie In the mics Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa. nj Keoknk petition OF Julia
Van Ness erecutrix Of the estate Of g. Van Ees. de-
ceased claiming Of you the said Win " Turner, iudg-
ment FOR the sum OF Nineteen Hundred Dollars mon
~ due on two prommissoTy notes. and claiming ~
against both Of you the foreclosure Of mortgage upon
Lot 9. Block lSI, City Of Eechnk, Lee Cnuuty lows
notes.
Unless you appear thereto and defend before noon Of
the second day Of the next term of said District Court
to be commepced the second Monday in sep&eu Der
1885 Judgment ana decree viii BE- rerr4d arsinst Won
BY default RANEIN McCRARY,
Rev stamp 80 etsJ Auys for PLAINTIFF.
fy2ALd -
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~ RIaIAAL NOTICE To Z q BiiAirg. Lacsnd@ psi-
~ hrgs, Anna wxlhsr. u Buckingham, Vim n
Krgh er b Co.. DuvalL Roger. TO-, Lsvue, flanders
Co, VIM Raddick. ii d Wood sard, Rachael Lynch W y
Lynch, william Bdwartis, Ursch, Barrows esec.
utrix. &r W Reed, DePaus, Cunpabs SMITH +,
Turner, as.d. nse, he Edwards Turner J chm
lght, -ley nj. ht Jno Rsnko, Ino Nc rune,
whitney executor. &c, Ad Hipe, Hugh Kennedy, Il
sslst-ad and =. Sarah and Dsngherty, Cisrs knd
dick, Eiiss Ruddick .Iecuirix, Kate Kite. Moore
ANY Rnddick Mary Ruddek May Rudaack, William
Ratdick, and Jessie Rpddltk defendant
You and each Of hereby notfe thst there IN
hs, In the Clerks Office OF the District Court OF
Lee County, 10 "a At Keoknk, petition In equity. OF
John rtram against ycu ming inrf aeainss
you Billings. upon your three mi4-nrs eF
and Tssnfy dse Dollars ISL 2 and pr cent inter
est and agsinst all sad tfendsnts praying for the
foreclosure Of certain mortgage made by sail B;
ngs to psintir dated 18th Jun, 1856 npon the Of
4 section tw-nty taoa and the y ~ ss Il section
six (6 Township siztysix 6dl Rang hve t55 Also the
section two t2l, Township siIty-.ix tsS, Range sir
~ all In Lee County Iowa Aso pray ny for the fore
closure OF q certain indemnify ing gage made by
said billings 70 II B-ding upon Farts Of Lots
and 9 In Block thr cen tlal Eeoknk &c County, Iowa
own 4 the Aihens nm property. also g'ran 30 secure
the payment ~ the sgag- nr above de-crit and
tue therein named snd said portion rays the
sSe OF both said Lands and ios satisfy csim the
eztngyishmea. Of the equity Of and FIR gen
erai relief And the said II Reid hereby Bofiaea
that injunction k.s been allow ed tsd xuft
Ing him from shsfsing eancelling said latter
gsge made to him
And nust each srresr and said petition b.
to be held at Keokuk, en- the Monday Of Sep
TENDER, 1865, OF Judgment prayed ftr ~ii be had
therein VI. NCsfTr HOWELL.
tyT Plaintiffs Attorney.
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WILLIAM FULTON,

EOR SALE. - 4 desirable residence in
with lot and half srossd vsii seocksd viii iuif
shrubbery; good csttsp stable and other outbnfd
.ns part Of HsniI,ss. and ! ID 81. shs.por v ;.
exchanged for similar property II : sonnh
nnqnirs Of WM. FULTON,
5@ss Rsai Estate Agent,
jyisd No "a Main stFses. Keotut,
F~e. N@le.
A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
"A costas. Rr.ck consaiBns aius roo.s god GEL
lar aud wash boass fsii Lot VIII vsrssy fr.s,
issns .i.sis: .osa scs:.; seod I'd q -s,.r nd
quire Of WIN FULTON.
j,iod Real Estate Agent.
For Sale.
! a ONE.STORY- Frame Dwelling House
N With room. and good cellar fali ios With woed
house eserns variety III kinds Of ftuif
on fr.shin. between ssh and 9Th Street Enauir. Of
Jyzd WM FULTON, Agrst.
For Sale.
| A DOUBLE one-story Frame Dwelling
"A Hous~. couaiDinx x roou,s and edltAr full Lot,
| between les and ID streets. Enquire of
VIM FULTON,
jyled Real Estate Assst.
For Sale.
or :, and 20 fses oG aide Of L s. In Block "a,
with Cottage Dwelling House and other iuprovs
me nts corner Third aud High Streets Title god En-
quire Of ~. FulT0N,
apsz&-d Real Estste Agent
For sale.
0rs D. TO- IL - and 10 feet % eesf sde Of Lob Q,
II Block 81 With Ocfagon STONE psslisnE Hcasr,
cs,Liainlng eleven large rcotpy small bath
rooms, and closets aiso brisk stable aph sood hsuss
risIA god inquire Of WV FULTON
aps4<-d Real Estate Agent,
EOR SALE.-Eight5 acres bf improved
Il land sess chssisston LIE county Isva- 6ood In
pro~snssats thereon Price SIS per scfe-%eTy ehsav.
Good title. nn4uirs IT WN. FULTON.
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| ORIGINAL N0rItE.-To Benjamin Y. Games. defen-
" cant. You hereby notifed that there IL rev
on nl In the CLERKS once of the District Court OF Lee
County, Iowa. Mt Keokuk p@titiou Of Hiram Bsfnty
claiming Judgment against you BENJAMIN Games.
for the of Six Hundred Dollars upon your mortgages
made TO Charles Mason upon the following described
premi.es, To- Wit Lot four a. Block one hundred and
fourt nl1l Mason's Lower Addition to the City Of
kecknk, in Lee Comfy lows, aud against yon all
praying for the foreclosure Of said mortgage the Of
said premises freed Of all interests Of said defendants In
same to pay on said debt, the extinguishment Of all
equity Of redemption, and for general relief
Now yol must appear and said petition by neon
Of the second dsy o. the Of said Court
held the second Monday OF September rsSa or judx
ment will be had therein ~ prayed for by default
II. SCJTT HOWELL,
so cts Q stampl Attorney for Plaintiff
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RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.

hELlEF AMI II hALAh ~ IUp n iHfANIb
wshave put mp and sold this article for 80
and cas- SAT- ~ cosyprsor rRu.H Of what have
never be able TO ,sy Of soy other nedcfne-smvEs
aAs ~ rsitse N srsaLr INSTANCE Bysrcr A cuHs
VI en- timely used. Never did know instance o.
dissatisfaction by any who used IT, On the contrary
ali delighted with lite cpet stions ard speak in t~r
II Communication Of its magical eects and medical vir
tues. We speat In this natter .waAr xxow," AFTER
20 Year, experie nee tLRD0x krYusArfoE Soa
rms rUIvnIMEsf wHAr zxKK pscLAsa In almost
every instance where the infant Il suffering from pain
and eshsnstion relief will be found in aesp minutes
sfer the syrup Il administered.
Full directions for asi#s viii accompsny each hotfis
None genuine unless the facsimile Of CURTIS PER.
KINs, Ne~ York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists throsgho.t.t he world
Price, emily IS Cents Fer Bottle
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For sale.

or and 20 fses oG aide Of La g. In Block ~
II 4 with Cottage Dwelling House and other iuprovs-
corner Third aud High etrests fiils gond En-
quire Of ~. FuITON,
sps7$d Real Hstsss AEent-