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much graticd with his generals who negotiated the

!. much etifcd with his generals who negotiated the
treaty.
Dcspaiches from the French consul at Panama give mi
mute details Of the ation Of New Granada stating that
the country is unable to rest the invasion contemplated
by the Americans who likely esnosh themselves
unopposed, both at Panama and chagres
[rnE VERY LATEST
IoSpoN, Friday evening .-Consols opened weak, adj
yanced slightly and then receded closing at 93l for
money and 93b for account Foreign stocks hucuated
with the consols but closed they opened Business of
oil kinds small.
IvERrooI Frday-Cotton for the week closed steady;
sales the week baes2 900 speculation, and
A. 500 for export Estimated sales Friday 900 spec
ulators took 900 The Brokers and other circulars
quote the market steady generally but partially iegu
lar Orleans fair, sgd do. mddling, l3-l6d Mobile
fair, sgd do middling Ifl6d upands fair, Sd.
do mddng, 7sd Stock in port 67s 500 bales OF which
$50 900 American. Orleans tres ordadie at Havre
lI5c.
BreadstuHs had improved, and the market closed
steady. Flour had advanced 6d-wcstern canal, 29s
southern, Sis, cd. 32s. Ohio, 32s. 32s. Cd Wheat
was steady at an advance OF "a. lied ss 6d aSs Id
white 9s 9s l0d Corn closed buoyant at AN advance
of Is a ls Cd yellow, 36s Cd white, SIS. Cd sos.
The weather favorable for the crops.
Provisions steady. Beef was steady. Pork dull
Bacon quiet, at Cd. decline. Lard dull and nom
inal.
Sugar was buoyant at 2s advance. Coffee was buoy
ant Rice firm at 26s
Rosin closed steady at SIS. 5s 3D. for common and
l5Js for fine No sales of turpentne and tar
The money market slightly more stringent. Con-
sos for money 933 for account 93H
The Manchester adyiccs were uniayorable
Arricul Of he GiaSgo,c.
NEW YoRK June 2.--1hc steamer Glasgow from Glas-
gov on the 2Oth arrived here to-day Her advices
anticipated by the America.
Gen Walker en- route for Washington.
NEw OnI.EASs June 1--Gencral Walker left here this
evening for Washington by the river route
Mnic1al Election
NEW OnnEANs June Our municipal election took
place YESTERDAY There opposition to the American
ticket and everything passed off quietly
The Cotton Crop
New OnLEAys May 30-The weather has at last be-
come settled and warm and the growing cotton in all
parts the country appears to be rapidly making up for
the delay in its forwardness by the backward spring
Mayor Of Prorideace, Rhode Island
PRovIpEycE June la third trial to elect mayor of
this city took place Saturday and again resulted in
no choice Stephen T. Oney received $50 votes; Henry
H. Burroughs ll46 Thomas A. Doyle, AL. There
| were III scattering votes.
Steamer Destroyed by FUcLrrge Number Of Lires Lost
Ngw ORLEANS juno 1.-The steamship Louisiana, from
this port was burnt in Galveston bar Sunday
ing She had large number of passengers board and
eleven persons are known to have perishcd Col Balm
bridge of the first infantry United States army, native
Massachusetts, and thirty others missing Twenty
five saved by the steamer Galveston which went to
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE
RIES OF MARYLAND.

30
RIES OF MARYLAND
The following Of the Maryland Consolidated
Lottery Carroll County &C. class % drawn May
May IS 1857;
3s GA II 10 rs 80 80 55 Gil As ~ 81 10
The following of the Maryland Consolidated
Lottery the benefit Of Tocomoke River &c class 10 drawn
May 2o 1867:
As 76 IL 0 SO SO rs A 40 IL
following the numbers the Papsco Institute Lot
t7ry, class ia, drawn May 20, 1857:
43 10 26 63 so &c " Al 81 Is so 13 80
Tho following numbers Of the Grand Consolidated
the benefit Of the Consolidated Lotteries Of
Maryland, class Is, drawn May 80, 1857
A 46 56 AZ 22 62 81 43 So 10 Is 20
Al
The following numbers the Pstapsoo
terry class l25, drawn June 1, 1857.
Is 10 2I 81 IL rs So A. 55 Ga 73 4S
Lottery the benefit Of Washington county &c. 49, drawn
June ], 1857:
% 81 73 II rs 81 . "a 76 So so 55
The following Patapco
terry, class l26, drawn June 2, 1857:
10 10 Is 40 So / A "a Q 81 so
X. FRANCE Co, Managers
D. NcruAr, Commissioner.
June 3lt
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1865.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing,
June 2, 1857.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
- Beef and Proposals for Pork the be- will be
this Office until O'Clock Wednesday the 10Th dny
furnishing and delivering free all and risk
United states, the following navy yards:
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dnloo REWARp viii be given for the apprehension

dN 100 REWARD will be given for the apprehension
No delivery William Garrison who absconded from Fa
about tho 18th April last taking with him from 300 10 800
money which he obtained by of false key
20 feet inches high salow
complexion sighted and miller by trade The above reward
reasonable charges will bo given for his delivery Fmout
secured that he be broug, back and dealt with
cordng to law THoMPsoN j. SULLIVAN,
June 2-2aw1m Falmouth, Va.
m Washington Union Alexandria Gazette Richmond Enquirer
Democrat, Charleston Mercury St Louis Democrat
Delta Augusta (Ga) Constiona Chattanooga
zette Nachcz Free Trader and Nashville Union will
twice week for MONTH send bill
Office collection, with marked paper.
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L,oR SALE OR RENT.--That desirable brick
dwelling side Of Congress street
Georgetown Heights The house contains ten
buildings Iii surrounded
$50 $40 feet deep, with 3oot alley running
the whole length o the south side of the same
Adjoining the above property hno building which
Title indsputabc and Immediate
possession given.
particulars apply my once opposite the Treasury
Ap 11-imf BROOKE ,. WILLIAMS,
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Mavor of Proridence, Rhode Island.

PRovipEycE June Ia third trial to elect mayor of
this city took place Saturday, and again resulted in
no choice Stephen T. Olney received $50 votes; Henry
j. Burroughs, 1446 Thomas A. Doyle, AL. There
were | IL scattering votes.
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NAVAL EyoLUTIoNs; by Sin Howard pougIa

NAVAL EyOLUTIONS by Sir Howard Douglas
IN vol London. 50 25.
Naval Tactics; by Capt oorsom Royal navy. vol london
81 25
Clerks Naval Tcaes by Rodney vol Edinburgh
s6.
Paul Hostess Naval Taccs translated from French by Capt
Ioswal navy. vol, quao Edinburgh Finely bound
SIG.
Naval Battles; by Ekins vo quarto. London
81 so.
Chopart Evolutions Navalcs. VOL quaro Paris 50 49,
Tacaue Navale usagc Ia Marine Franchise. vol,
TO- Paris Finely bound. 50 To-
Hnniatuec Tacique Navac vols, quarto. Paris. Finely
bound 90
La Grayierc Mariimes. 2 vols. Paris. 81 90
jail Arcbtologc Paris Finely bound 80 80
Col Reid on the Law OF Storms. VOL London " 80
Espey Philosophy Storms. vol Boston. ~ 20
Brit on the law Of storms. / Liverpool. 81 25.
Revolving Storms; published by the Admiralty Pamphlet Lon
don 25 cents.
Hopkins on Atmospheric Changes and the Barometer vol
London. 81 25
June FRANCK TAYLOR
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s. C. herring & Co.'s Patent Champion safes.

8. G. Herring I Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
TNIIE subscribers grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating public bcsowing their patron
that TO exhibit all
stock have enlarged their depot by opening extensive wao
Broadway No 25l Murray street.
Hall This enlargement of warehouse with tho
extensive enlargement OF their factory will enabc the subscr
hand larger stock Of fire and burglar
proof than any other establishment the world Particular at
will be constructing private families TO match
with furniture, for the security Of plate and jewcry
Also
order all kinds of chests vault
vaults Halls powder proof locks for banks
Formulation bank lock and Cygers
patent letter lock, without key.
o s. C. HERRING & Co..
Nos. 135, 1877, and l39 Water street, and
No. 25l Broadway, Murray ST. New York
.. T. COYLE & Co, Agents
Washington, d. O.
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent
May 26-1y Richmond, Virginia.
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stamped Envelopes.
Po,sr oncE nRAErAKSr,
NAV 20

pnAKrAKSr
May 80 1857.
GEALED PROPOSALS viii be received until g. p.
~ the 9th July furnishing all the stamped
veocs this department require ffr u four years via
No ! or note sizc, 2,s by AZ inches, Of white paper
No letter size, 81 by 5 inches Of white lafr
such proportions Of hun and white may be ordered
No official size, 35S by Sf inchcr, white
nrouor,,o,, Of either as may be required.
prosal are also invited for furnishing board boxes for
packing parcels envc 100 70 BOO eaeh ana Tor wooden cases
for packing parcels of 10 10 2by,. w.
The envelopes manner OF paper Of approved
quality manufactured specially the pur anu such
the Postmaster General direct They DC gulnos m or
scaling at least 2fs ncls be point, banded in S'cs ~
packed without charge for packing and furnished complete anu e
for in such quantities ny be required 10 MI the orders
agent department Ie parcel
which pasted without charge
The dies embossug the postage stamps On e envelopes
be be provided renewed
and kept in order at the expense Of the contractor.
Bidders requested furnish samples Of with their bids
o the quality they intend the manufacture Of the envelopes
they propose TO furnish
Bond security Win bo required faithful performance OF
the under will be made quarterly. Price
quality samples te suAiey the bidder viii be considered
himself right annu whenever m shall discover TINT
Of offered in The market for the
speculation and he will In sanction aps'r OF
the who shall be- in his opinion loss abs nd
qualified bidder The right also
served annul the contract for failure TO perform faithfully Of
It's stpnhiions,
envelopes issued postasters the quarter end
ing March 81, 1857, is stated below
4o7 $50 No l. Stamped cents
'lsSS 1aSS 3 !. 80 Ga
marked Proposals Tor Stamped Envelopes
addressed Third Assistant Postmaster General Post Once Do
partmentn AARON v, BROWN,
May 30--itJuly6t Postmaster General
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
ben. a. Il. A. whitIock a. Co.


l3 Beekman Street, Of Nassau, opposite the ASor
House,
PRoTFToRs or THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE cREsASr CABINET,
IMPORTERS Of Cognac brandies for druggists and
erchan,s from Dupuy Co. Hennesscy, pnet Cas-
other reputation and
eiors the celebrated brand the native aud nayor Of
Cosnac viz
Vineyard Of Chateau nernard
Ilqueur champs dor
Superior vineyard, yieux cognac,
Also
Exclusive importers OF the
Old Royal Hollands,
Burgomaster Schnapps,
sherry, MADEIRA and Port wines, &c. &c
Ales, porters and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE CREslANT
RM&EAw. 4 Co are the exclusive owners Of this wine and
are m rercp a. shpmn packets and beg those who
NAV No, haye given TO under their that
Will NJ f superior dehacy flavor aud quality 10 any wine at
present imported
Benz NJ. whirork,
Edwid A. Whiock,
Fredk j. Haverstck, Z BEN, a T. A. WhIiLoth "
Oliver W. Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer. ".4la
May 26-Iys
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BEN, &E a. wHIrLocK & 90.
W0OlIens.
WILSON G. HUNT 4 CO., IMPORTERS,
80 TO SO Park Place,
wheeler a. Wilson.


MANUFACTURING coMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
Famies, Mdngfacturos and ohos.
TTNIIEsSE machines combine all the improvements
Their extensive and increasing sale,
approval and commentator that they have
popretors warmly recommending them They
have sufficiently test thom thoroughly and have
entire satisfaction.
Among that they all Others
and simplicity Of construction ana consequent reeonA
from arrangement and need of repairs.
I'd. Unexamped and raridity OF operation
Noecss
perfection Of their Stitching and their appca
bliy n variety Of purposes and materials
Principal Broadway New York and at their agencies
In the principal cities of the Union.
May 26--lys
Fashionable Dry Goods i'm New York.
N immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
"A staniy ON hand also, a full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARpETINGs,
oclots mattng, curtain materials lace curtains gut
cornices, window shades, &c, &c, &C.,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRIcEs
LORD a. TAYLOR,
255, 257 $50, and 26l Grand street,
NAV and n 40 Catharne
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[rnE LATEST. I

TRIEsrE, May 2l.-1he American minister left Con-
stannope the lith for the princpates. Il is re-
ported that his visit has political object
The recent treaty between Russia and Persia renounccs
all claims Of money due the former by the latter Russia
receiving instead two strips Of land the Caspian
sea- and the other the eastern boundary of Persia
Both are highly valuable srategcal points The Car
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pf1s~A meeting of the Jamestown Society will be
Rnpp Hotel ennsylyana avenue O'Clock Thursday
evening, June 4, 1887
3-t
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The Coaon Crop.

The C6aon Crop.
NEW ORLEANS, May 30The weather has at last be-
come settled and warm and the growing cotton in all
parts Of the country appears to be rapidly making up for
the delay in its forwarness by the backward spring
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Municipal Election

MInicpdI ElocRoa.
NEW ORLEANS, June Our municipal election took
place Yesterday There opposition to the American
ticket, and everything passed off quietly.
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VXTILLARDS HOTEL.-J. G. & III. A. Willard,
w Pennsylvania and Fourteenth street Washington d. C.
Jan 2o--dft
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INDIGENOUS RACES OF THE EARTH |; or, New
IL Chapters chronological Inquiry, contributed by Alfred Marry,
Puzky Akcn Megs, D. presenting fresh nve
cations documents materials by j. Mott d. and Geo X
Giddpn. Price S..
Explorations in Honduras comprising sketches OF
travel gold regions oancho and review o the history and
general America with original and numer
o,s illustrations; by William " Wells. So
Notes European Travel In 1885, by Rev.
John Edwards A. VI. 81
Common applied Religion The Bible and the People by
Catherine f. Beccher. 81
sscs Of Juvcna and Pcrus with English notes critical and
explanatory from the best commentators by Charles Anhon IL d.
Price 30 cents.
just published and for sale at
TAYLOR MAURYS
May 30-3t Bookstore near 9th street
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Gen Walker en- route for Washington.
NEw ORLEANS June 1.--Gencral Walker left here this
evening for Washington by the river route
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cANDFoRD's NEW sELF-PURIFYING AND

r OST-On Thursday evening" the 2Sth instant, q
white lace scarf The finder shall be literally rewarded
BY leaving II at 430 Fifteenth street
May 30--u lstarl
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BLACK REPUBLICANS About half dozen votes were
thrown on Monday for the black republican ticket The
candidates however few three in number They
did not expect to be elected and hence not disap
pointed The presentation Of such ticket must have
been intended as a joke, and as such innocent.
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We would call attention TO the card Of WIN Gandn who s
the States Territories commits
the United Of Claims Colonel Gandn Is thor
oughy with departments
Washington the practice Of the United States Court Of Cms
[Ne,c Fork Daily Neu.
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william Grandin,

William Grandin,
couSsEIIoRAT-LAw
AND UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS COMMISSIONER,
No. 70 FrGnkIin street, Neo York
for Manc Now Hampshire Vermont Connecticut Rhode
Islnnd Pennsylvania Indiana, Michigan, Iowa, Wis
consin, Kentucky, Tennessee, Louisiana, Ala
bnnia, Mississippi, Georgia.
Florida, &C.
Kansas Nebraska tho United States Territories
Pensions patents, and bounies speedily obtained
kinds of successfully prosecuted.
Special attention paid Court OF Claims business
May 26-6m
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Arrpdl Of he Glasgow.
NEw YoRK June 2-Thc steamer Glasgow, from Glas-
gov ON the 2Oth arrived here to-day. Her advices
anticipated by the America.
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The ExcURsIoSIsrs large number of persons started
yesterday morning from Baltimore the grand western
excursion and railroad celebration to participate in the
festivities and ceremonies of opening the Ohio and Mis-
sisspp railroad. The filed, and all seemed to
be in fine spirits anticipating highly agreeable time
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-12-10

~ We are cretibly informed thar Mr.
Josiah H. Myers, of ibis place, is row erecting
suitable buil1iHg. &C., for the purpose of car
rving on the Turning and planning business in
ell its branches. This is certainly good
move as we need more manufacturing of all
kinds,--lt is the life of any place. Why don't
some Of the eastern capitalists take advantage
OF our endless wafer power? There is certain
" great opening at Otumwa, for investments
of this kind. We wish Mr.. Myers success in
his undertaking.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-12-10

The WEATHER.--W We should have said The
mud, 70, that is the leading topic Of the day,
and our streets are full to overfowing, from
bic to get around--in fact, pedestrians are
scarce and when seen on the streets, are pick
ing their way the best they car; but as gen
eral thing there is no besf-it is spread on thick
all over town. Business is rather duh among
athut the Hog market, but as yet, there is lit
tie or nothing doing. If the wea her keeps
open we think there will be little doie in the
hog line for some time to GENE.
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DR.. CHRIsTIE's AGUE BALsAM is the

DR.. CHRISTIE'S AGUE BALSAM is the
best remedy for the permanent cure Of Chills
and Fever, Fever g. Ague, Dumb Ague, and
all malarious diseases incident to the climate,
1t has never been known to fail when the
directions have been strictly followed. It is
purely Vegetable Compound, containing
neither Arsenic, Quinine, Strychnine, or any
thing Of poisonous or deleterious nature. 1t
he's had, for years, the largest sales of any
remedy, FOR specific disease, ever offered to
the public.
BoLLEs, SMITH & Co., Iroprietors Chicago.
For Sale in Ottumwa by w. F. Elmendorf
J. L. Taylor and by Agents everywhere.
n40-4w
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CARD.

CTy- TO Ny PATRONS--I would return my sincere
thanks for the good share of public patronage bestowed
upon my establishment, and would say, that, not
the lateness OF the season In which my
store was opened, have added largely to my stock,
and have larger stock of articles in my line than
be found in store west Of the Mississippi Hav
ing had fourteen years experience in the drug business
aud having competent assistant, physicians and 9TH
ers requiring medicines can be confident of being
suited in every respect wM p ELMENDoRF,
Apothecaries' Hall, Richards Buildings,
noI5 Oltumwa Iowa
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p RIO SPEC TUS
abr Ottnmba Courier
Old Series, Vok. . Do io-gew Series, Vo,. 3.
Commencing January Est, 1855.


The Publisher Of the COURIER has the pleasure OF
nouncing to the friends and patrons of the paper in
wapello county aud throughout Southern Iowa. that
New Volume will be commenced the LIST of January
next under the favorable and attering prospects
The COURIER is stranger in this region For near
ly Ten years has been published with regularity
unsurpassed by any paper in the STATE 1t rests
upon such basis that its future publication Is mat
ter subject to no contingency. 1t has uniform and
reliable circulation In wapelo county and throughout
the Southern part of the State which it win retain and
largely increase, which comrnends 1t especially
advertising medium.
The COURIER heretofore, viii be devoted to the adj
vocacy Of the interests of the County and region with
which II has grown up to the dissemination of news,
and valuable information upon all useful and interest
ing subjects and II will especially be outspoken and
fearless advocate of the principles Of the Republican
Party Having exchange list, embracing the ablest
publications in the country facilities for enrichng It's
with the choicest literature of the day, win be
unsurpassed In addition, arrangements have been
made with writers of established reputation for contr
buttons of original matter. We have engaged Orig
inal Story for the opening numbers OF the Volume.
Congress is In Session. and Legislature
In January. The Sessions of both these bodies
pected to be unusually interesting Full reports ofthe
proceedings of both win appear in the COURIER
Friends of the COURIER respectfully solicited to
assist In extending its circulation.
TERMS:
One copy one year, In advance. 90.
liberal discount made to clubs of 10 or 20.
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According to advices from Washington, the
breach in the Democratic party would seem
to be widening. The President has taken his
final position in support Of the action Of the
Constitutional Convention, and is under the
guidance Of Southern politicians. The MEM
bers Of Congress, as fast as they arrive a. the
Capitol, take sides for or against the the views
Of the administration.
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During the progress Of the tornado las,

During the progress of the tornado last
week, near Crestline, says an exchange-Miss
White, young lady, aged seventeen years,
was carried by the force Of the wind several
hu{hred feet, and left on the top Of cherry
tree. She glided through erial space, hoops
and all, like thing Of air, and decended upon
the tree with all the majesty and ease of an
eagle lowering to its nest. Strange to say, she
escaped uninjured.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-12-10

/. v. HARpy's EYE-BALM should be kept
by every Druggist and Merchant. They do
their customers injustice if they do not keep a
supply, for it is the best remedy under the sun.
Read Advertisement headed tremendous sue
cess. n36-6w.
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f What is the matter with the Street
Improvement? We hear the above inquiry
made every day; but as We are among the ones
in the mystery, we are unable to say, but would
like to know when the work is again to be
resumed--can't some Of the city Fathers en-
tighten us on this important subject?
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rIerchant,s Garg,ing oi,.

This valuable medicine combines The nee
cssary qualities TO entitie it to public favor -
long experience furnishes ample testimony
haI as a Eminent adapted to meet the wants
ana emergencies Of all classes, merchants
Gargiing Oil,' in its appropriateness TO both
man and beast, merits the appreciation with
which it is received. Possessing in high de-
gree the properties of an ancdyae and restor-
alive. il has a wonderful influence over many
painful diseases. It's great efficacy to heal is
attributable to the chemical combination of
The choice ingredients of which it is com
posed.
w. r. EEmendorf is the authorized
agent for The sale OF this medicine at this
place. Sold also by druggists and merchants
usually in the vicinity. Wholesale by medi-
cine dealers IN all large towns. R3y.
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THE CURLEw.-We are pleased to learn
that this House has been leased by H. FOSTER,
late of the National Hotel, Fairfield; possession
to be taken on January LIST. Mr. Foster is
popular landlord, and will keep first class
HotpI
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We are under many, and lasting obligations
to some of our patrons. for assisting us in the
way Of procuring subscribers, during the past
week. Like favors are always thankfully re-