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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
Original Notice.

STATE 0F IO3-A
L4eAaaaa Css.f.
To EDWARD :. IL EAcHE.arz 49,
TRAITOR sf the estate e Tsr-az Ara !. -
ELIZABETH r. ATEAsEr a.
PAEkELL-
You are hsfsny -eiEfss -. .s.zz - - q
hle en g ssfers tas 5s.: azz = a=ssss-
l-s7, IN tae oE-s n to ~ = sss Erserar-
CoaTi q B1etsnsn fssrsF .sass e I1rG a
petition Il Jssepn /. Ns4ns g-agH- a4x
fneat. - Irastes- f2r the 80 azt 5eneEs n N+s
julia G willard. Mr. Arn 4 sseas4s- Mr..
Ellen II. b-sEn.8n- 4 45siiz & AgEaat. Eau -
A. AyEaalt. james p. Arraz7t ara LF-aa X
Ayraul.. for the sum Of t~sEts svs huadrsI
dollars upon promissory note, execute! by
Lyman AYraa.t to the orier II Af!ea ay-aalt
Jure l3, ls59. for the sun II ans tsousand
dollars, parable On or before the .0th dnv 81
June, 1861, Nita annual interest .. the rate ii
ten per cent. Also praying the fercclqsure 81
mortgage Of same date of said nate. e1e-atesi 4,
Lyman Ayrault and Elizabeth II. Ayrauls /,
said Allen Ayrault. to secure the payment q.
said note. Also setting forth in said petition
that Alien Ayrault is dead. and that the execu
tors Of the last will and testament Of said Alle,
| Ayrault, deceased. in accordance With the term
Of said will. have assigned said note and mort
1 gage to plain tiff, for the use and beneG, of th
persons heretofore mentioned
Said parkell il hereby notified that plaintiff
has no personal claim against him.
Now unless You appear thereto and defend
on or before noon Of the second day Of the &c
toher Term. A. d. 1867. Of said Court defaul
will be entered against you and judgment ren
derel thereon.
J. 5. WOODWARD.
| nJ:fw Attorney for Plaintiff
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
Next Door TO First National Bank
n. lMAiS 4 60.
Tft,anap4i4nco surtf 90 fc6- r4.e-,
Original Notice

TATE or IOWA, l.
buchanan County.
10 Dist. Court q said County. Oct Term, 1867.
joseph Stewart. Plaintiff,
christerae~ Toner. Ann Eliza Notice.
Dana, William Dana. and
james lronu, Dciondanis.
10 clFistotasr Toner, AHa Elsza Hasa, Hillion
D'iss, az.d .jsass Bropa.
NoU are hereby noiiici that there j. now On
i file ia the ofiicc of the Clerk d tho District
Court of Buchanan County, Iowa. petition. in
equity. ct joseph Stewart, ai3edging that the
said Toner purchased Of the United States the
South Half Of the South West Quarter Of Sec
tion tive. Tswnship eighty nine Range eight. in
Buchanan County. Iowa, in Nav is55 and that
IN May Or June. ISIS. the said Toner sold and
conveyed said land to Ann Eiiza Dana. or to
William Dana. bat to whsca Is not known to
theiF petitiener,J and that aid Deed is not Of
record AMI i the possession u pf J lanes Brown
one 81 thcse defendants.
Also allied ein- that ID July n August, 1852
the said Ann Eliza and william Dana decided
said land 70 jaime. Brown. AMI that said deed i
now in the possession Of the said james Brown
and is not q record. Also alleging that the said
Brown is nov resident Of the State Of Nilsson
ri, and that tie residence Of the said Toner is
unknown. and alleging that the said James
Brown did on the 9Th day of March, 1860 con
yeY sad land 10 this petitioner. And asking d
decree of court To make his title good of record,
and decree the conveyance from Toner to Dana
and from Dana 10 Brown absolute and asking
judgment for costs against said Brown no per-
sonaI iui grae ut Is asked against Toner or Dana.
And unless yo1 appear and defend thereto. on
Or before neon Of the second day Of the October
Term, l667, # said Court. to he holden at In
dependence. Iowa, on the 81 Monday Of Ccte-
ber. 1867. default will be entered against you
ami judgment rendered thereon, ii accordance
with the prayer of said petition.
3-4wl JED LAKE ATTY for PIE
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
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GARDINE ER,S
RlIEU UMATIC 4 NEURALGIC
60 M

~, PIT.
IN -'''f"'g'e ''"'ts'a'.
'Af ihEN years a5a' cart i. T. cepelaaa
1 was commander of h4stgn brig owned by
Y 1ae la'e ROBERT =. >aaW. cart. Copeland At
taa1 AliAe maae feTase V era rEaz, ami
while ;here near the guns 3. tue Castle d San
daah de ! ma w4s ahackei "lih his Old com
paint hneumatsa. hi'e suffering severely
on ooaFa NJ, Nesse.- he was visited by Mexican
eraniaFa. who said he could relieve him 81 hs
pam. and entirely cure him of his disease. The
VISITOR returned "itn ais medicine and proved
A4s WORDS ~ 2 lev days Capt. Copeland began
70 improve Ender MS treatment and WAS soon
eompAeie!y cured - delighted was tbs '-oil
sea Dog, that nc purchased the receipt from the
MeAieo-spaniard, fer One Hundred AMI Fifty
Dollars
After Capt Copeland returneit to Boston, Cap,
oardiner bought number Of bottles Of this ar
ticle, then manufactured in a small way ty Cant
Copeland in Boston Capt. Gardiner. Who then
saiiel merchant snip Il London. taek the arii-
So win nun ana sesa i ior q guinea bottle.
i i a'lrac'ed attention IN Lsndcn, and Capt. Gar
Ii'ler = liir sligteiY @Eate % MS brother Charles
r" "ar0'ler. hsl.. g purchase Of Capt. Cope
anu , the i-ht 70 maize and sell the article 10
hns'ail, tue y sst mia Islands and Australia:
lhis "@s IN le'o- tapt- NJ. D. Gardiner On re
SeiI1 Z. 5's ho'iSe e, the purchase from Capt
Copeland Immediately formed 2 a-paFtnership
win VI. y hatsen, aealthy dealer n London.
"h9 now anasr the aFm q Gaaainer. Hatson
~, ~, " Marx Lane. London are introau-
4.,7 FnTo,,a ny u'' win sfe@' success all eyer
nIsia 60. c.-i,.-.
.o,re..i - ~; !" - n pes,en' ah9 n
sr rn-cbs.c5 f-or g.,
s,cs, The ,.b',a III. -. =, +
the ;nten,ion 4 .,;,a = h ,.1a = "a -
,meric, III bsres. ~ II n -. ~
,rorcrtis =, ra,., I u - ~. = -
| iein, u all WA ha,ls t-;ej I.
Mr. e Ga-5t,s- ,-,,,.i;..-r -.-.4:as =
lar~e ps-n,,r,e,r,s - i. =
! tion Of the article and since 1853 has devoted
his time 10 the introduction and .ale - Garylin-
/ er's Bheumatic and Seural-i. Compound. We
should aid that the article !. entirely vegeta-
/ Bic ono. being composed of roots ana herbs. the
/ mos; important Of which grows wild in England.
/ from whence k Is imported by tie Prcprie,o or
/ Mr. Henry II. Gardiner.
4 Word 70 Tie rmJhc.
| As the forms Or disease for which VIC f,resrr;be
! the Compound have their or;rin in The blood
! lei; the sufferer remember tba, no ,n.sl ,-,ro
appliance will afford him ner,nanen, relief h..
cause II canno, roach tho causc mo f,orn,,on,d
| qoiag into the lioog-yHE ryTaUFI OE
/ THE DTSE4SE.-.lriyes h from HI stren hold
/ and the victim i relieved. This shopId neye,
/ be forgotten. A .sEFE cT-PE WtPRasT.
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
Original Notice.

STA TIE or IOWA.
buchanan County.
To JOHN HOLLAND.
VoU are hereby notified that there !. now on
Il file in the Office of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of buchanan County. State Of Iowa, a
Tettion Of c. ii. Mccormick 4 Bros. camin z
Of You the sum Of one hundred and eighty 80 100
dollars on fromissory note, and further, take
notice, that your property is attached to secure
the paymen, Of said debt.
Now unless you appear thereto and defend,
on or before noon Of the second day Of the Octo-
Der Term. A. b. 1867, of said Court, default will
be entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon.
J. s. WOODWARD,
n5:sw Attorney for Plaintiff
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
ss,criG,s safe.

D1 virtue ofa Speea Execution issued out o.
ID and uhder tie Seal b! he District Court of
Buchanan County Iowa. IN favor Of Ann Ester
Palmer. and against the lands aud tenement
Of Moses II. TrqBhnrt. have levied upon the
following described moitgaged property. viz:
The north bali q the North east quarter Of
Section Twenty seven. I27 in Township number
Ninety 1891. north Of Range Nine Ell. west Of
the 5th T. NJ, III Buchanan County, iowa.
fer for sale At public auction, a; the door Of The
Sheriff. Office. in the City ~ Independence on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of August, A. D. lss7,
at O'Clock p. VI. Or said day to the highest
bidder, to satisfy said execution and costs
a. CROOKS, Sheriff.
shcriff's Office. Independence
July 5. 1867 t2iw