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HARDWARE.
CHAmu6TIalu AFtKyS
HAVE been receiving for the las thirty days an extensiv
IL Stock of Goodsfor the,
FALL & WINTER TRADE,
& avery

IL STOCK OF GoodSfor ne
FALL & WINTER TRADE,
customers and All cash buyers 10 examine before purchasing
e enfe Y at c Oh d or eieTeianS, at home c or abroad, as
w Toa are fib 1e msy e BE- sf found da the fSI % 3sT VIZ: anu ~
A largestock of assorted Tfen and Nails; English Blister, Ger
Seat and Suiky springs; Log Chains, Bending Chains, Coli
Chains, assorted sizes; Trace Chains, Halter Chains, Cow
IRON; Manure n Forks; Pelstoe DiggeFs; Bakewell & COS.
Eros Gross H cni sa Mnl GAYS {. $ HOOK TsGFa Toafh and H dsom%on s sa@s ana "a
a %sfi oahef and nak aasl KIP, f FaHnei, Buck Soi M sgsl and 4 Compass SafFs9a
s : y,ha nap f aan er1 bsst 9. 8 FiIes and Raspsl of s eysTy w Dun
scription; Gimlet Screws of all sizes from s6 to 4 inches;
best sests1 Metaiit s 9sE BrscsS and Bits: com. Bali and \ Iron
g gFa Axes, BOYS Axes. boots AIDES, Perkins 1 Cos do.
Blood,s; stenhenspr and other s m makes Re Reh@pRinEs "a axes; from
BLACKSMITH TooLS--Anxils,E English Arnitage and A
Blacksmith Hammers, and Pinchers; Stocks and Dies,
Paimerss Blind Butts, LnT 4 Porter's do. Parliament Butt
SnssnT Eo9sn B sFsad P PAD Snr req M F9ffs, T 6af3s f fUd Br aSa
Handles; Colin Screws and Studs Sash Rollers and Sash
siidInE p TPR f asp I Rial Hsiaeee To i9 ognofss 50 to p 90 h:
| PanneI Plows. Match Planes, Bend Planes, Filisters, etc.
etc; Boring Machihes. Trim ming Chisels, Corner Chises
nfooGsE YRIMMiNGswNovelty and other makes of Lock
t Msn I seRsf With :" White Knobs and Plated iM6dundagssi; Min-
G ia K Knobs az ! beaatifaf article that viii h6s safhish BY ar
ny exposure, Pas, Caest Cupboard, Trunk and other
s How ks9 ASB To~SGs.1Poiis Sheadi2s t e s ates Bras Han,
aed; common Iron and Bronzed Andirons; Brass Top do;
Gun arreis and Gun T~rimmings; SHOT Guns; GANG Bag
| Shot. Powder and Powder Flasks.
| BRfTSuES-Whit Wash, Horse, Faint, Narnish, Shoe, Scru
bling and Graining Brushes
Inp Glass PheSs; seap Stone Cradles q new article for
h4king tflddEe Cakes Nsishadt grease or snnOke; Trf-its tor
heating articles on a Crate; Enamelled Gn5 Brass Kettles;
bird Cages; 10 pcs Wire Cloth, assorted
| cARRIAGE Cloth, T7sfa and &c
urad: Enameiled Top Leather; PTscnt Leather; Broad and
/ TgzrrbW Lace. Fringe Trfrs, Nails, etc. etc.
saddlery and Harness trimmings, shoemaker's Eits, etc;
V. Red, French Yellow, Chrome Yellow and Green, Lith
rage. Paris Greer, Red and White Lead Dry; Chocolate
and olive Mineral Fire Proof Paint; Putty, Spanish Viii
ting, White and Red Chalk.
Galvanized and Wooden TCbAsgf Iron Sausage Caters
Straw Cutters; GosnSheliers; Hay Knives; Table and Pock
ct Cutlery; Table and Tea Spoons, Iron, Britannia and Pa
ted; Gate Hinges Strap Hingej, &c. &C.
October II. 1886
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NOTICE

EROM the faetthat we can sell goods is Pee cent, less for
IL cash than on long credit, Which would he much better,
q our opinion, for both parties, we have come to the con
psiou 20 eommanee, Jan. l, rs, "a cash business, Our
stomersw viii confer a favor by calling this month, and
ying their ~aeeoqnte. We ipSite every man ~ The town
unity, that buys Foods for cash, to call and satisfy them
an. liz, 1855. 4S J. HYATT a co
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A New Clothing Firm.

D W. REYNOLDS & MAX FRANK having associated
lks themselves together Under name and lrm Of
Reynolds & Frank,
WeYpuld solicitthe continuance OF past favors. Nothing
will be left undone on cur part to please all who favor us
With call. q FRANK,
June IL 1857. North Room Templar Hall.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS,
PHILADELPHIA.

A Benevolent Institution, established By espe
eial endowment for the relief of the SICK and
distressed. afflicted with Virulent and
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DIR. ROE CK'S
BLOOD PURIFIER G. BLOOD PILLS.
DISEASE vANQUIsHED
nr. Robnck,r scandinnrinn RemedIas.


DR.. Roback's scandinavian Remedies.
A FTER years o6s,udyg and experiment, DR.; Roback. The
n eminent Swedish Physician, succeeded In producing
herbs of his native land, which acts directly upon the cause
f q G'ssI. q Iiifsfs o 4 soaaiioP q 4 hessitR ana ! sS.s saPsIs
whatever may be IFS character. Indigestion, nervous COM
plants ePlieP pdse ana mGo SInf sr5 B5Si f9gg qsts so1 ang atEs IN ny K
ma. low spirits, se2ual incapaely. feminine. ~weakness,
neuralgia, tImar, caneer, diabetes, lasstddc and debility,
fian, ne ii T@r I he oS Fidneys' dc stofiaeh, he nei YES ss 81 re
II mq is 10 sHe n hatss sss G HIof : q sse edse Of disease III e wR salP an siEsi
is Q an acid; il nentraiize5 them with aosoiate certainty,
distractions from the bowels, creates appetite, renews bod
tie n nature sti such are The effects Of Df. RobacI's famous
ssahd a. seaSd + ,SSh roI nI"aii Tfheh' Mi y T Ret o m So oSIIterS,s
the usost painful disease, bus prevent their recurrence, and
ief fsths esaG~iSSSfb3iN4'YiSVSp V~1Es[GKfsYR1aIbjrE BLOOD PILLS
enee, h nd study and experiment as 10 What a perfect p
single hgd trial. Price If The scandinavian BLOOD FuriGet
per bottle, OF 50 per hait-dozcni Scandinavian Blood y
PEmrt Miami County, Ind, Aug. l., iSf.
yo 1f, s :; %i mGaa9S blood q jar Pa ndfsays and i B mSsR Rfnsnt th nsGr I
1--WE y so4u j plain H Statement stS@sin Of my m y case I was for years. az ao
ticted with that bane Of all comfort; and efficiency in bust
which / have used to rid myself Of this disease, would indeed
b,afg pI / mieiians'Ip eosid b : Of. : was va i1daeed to Misn your sar
r @sfns tfsh in a 2s$ aa rs sM RsF sTsat PSS 5e 1s { st.s and "a ans . s a1'st
emes .'SI / W snan also 3 t aiiieied | WIS Mhass t SSs"n mast aT TlolRe STm nsavoas
headache, which l suppose was produced by my dis0rdefea
with IL 1 now feel feel bette, bgst9r IN every re sSg than 4 haze for
From the Rev. Mr.. McMuLLET Pastor Of Roberts chagen
On. G. W. RoBAcK-Dear sir: / have used y ON B nio
Purifier for a nervous aifeelion, from which l have suffer a
h nse a IL Sa 9nes eneei NJ" upon II Ike nerves saHt Please ac cert'i my
"AHA' Yours, J.w.T. McMbLLEN.
FROM A w~ELL-KXoWN STEAMBOAT CLERK.
DEAn Docron: Send me half = dolrn boxes Of your fiiIs.
care of H. q, Cnrd & Co 50 l can GET them next "Trip: Six
SM ye cent by Of 'fils could have relieved my oSsansse
when l bought IheIn, but ! am bound 10 own that your Pills
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Messrs. MoREH0USE & RvAEs,
For the Fall Trade.
C. D. POTTER & co.

Z. ID. fOITER & CU.
HAs now in store the lsfgess ard most com
IL pletc assortment cf
American and Foreign Hardware
ever offered IN this market, consisting in part of
20 Tons rolled, hammered and Swedes Iron;
SteeENayIof's Cast, Z. B. German, A. B Spring;
Ton T. V. F. and American Nail Rod;
Spfings-Wag on, Buggy, Sulky and Seat, OF
eastern snd Pittsburgh manufacture;
Axles, Vices, Anvils, Bellows, &C.; Coil Chain,
IA, 5-16, S-s and T-16; Log, Halter and Breast
Chains; Cow Tics; Pump Chain and Tube,
Bolts, Nuts, Washers, &c.
$50 kegs Nails, Sd to 40d, Wrought and Eastern
fine Sd of best brands in market;
Horse Nails and Shoes;
2oo.boxes first quality Glass, from I K Q TO 30 x
10, (any size cut to order1; Sash. Doors and
Blinds furnished at manufacturers priceSs
Paints.-White and Red Lead in oil and dry,
French Zinc White, Litherage, Venetian Red,
Whiting, &c.i Turpentine, Linseed Oil and
Brushes-Painf, varnish, Whitewasb, Horse and
Shoe; Feather Dusters;
200 doz. Door Locks and Latches, complete as
100 do5 Greenwood's Butts; 100 doz Wrough
Broad, Marrow, Table and Brass Butts; Pal
mer's Blind and G~reenwood's Congress Butts
Blind Fastenings and Sash Locks;
l cord Gimlet Pointed Screws,
Table Cutlery.
G. D. r. & Co. would respectfully call the at
tention of housekeepers and others to their
stock Of Table Cutlery, consisting of Ivory
BALANCED 1andtbS, buffalo dorn, cocoa and
common Handles, with Q and 8 tined Steel
Forks; Ivory and Cocoa handled C~arvers,
so doz Pocket Cutlery, g different varieties;
American and English Shears and Scissors;
AxEe-Roberts', Whites, Hunts, simmonds'
Brooks Brothers Broad Axes, Hunts and Sim
monds' Bench, Singing & Lathing Hatehets
Augurs-Millwrights, Carpenters, C.s. and COM
mon. Bitts-Clark's Graduated, Churehilis,
Hammer Twist, L,Hommedien's and common.
Chisels--C. S. Socket, Mortise, PAIRING s. Farmer;
saws-Lea and LeaYits Mulay and Sash, English
and American X Gut, Shepherd and Irving's,
Spear and Jaeksons, and other makes; Hand,
Funnel, Rip, lemon and Compass do.
Bench Planes, Plulnbs and Levels, sc.
Handlcs--HandsaW, Plane, Auyur, Chisel. Pick
Gate hinges, Substituting and common; loo0
Strap and Joint Hinges; Wrought Rasps and
Staples, Hook and Staples, Gate Latchcs.
Whips, Whip Lashes and Hide Whips; Patent
and Enamelbd Leather; Enameled Carriage
Cloths; Oil Table Cloths and Oil Carpet; Sad
dlery and Harness Trimmings; Shoe Kit, a
good assortrnent; Bird Cages, Glasses, Canary
Seed, etc., together with Thousand other arti-
eles, to which! the attention Of the public is
respectfully invited.
Delaware. 1851.
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NOTICE.
Vh1te Wheat Flour

In addition to Flour manufactured in this section of thu
l State, from selected Wheat, we ~endeaver 10 have Away
on hand, a very superior article. manufactured In the South
ern portion OF the State, from extra Ggnuesee Wheat, whiel
is much better for family use.
Jan. %, '5S-tf II, n HILLS &SON.
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NEW GOODS


Jewe1ry, Watches, Clocks, Lamps, Gold Pens,
Silver Ware, Spectaclcs and Fancy Goods.
THE subscriber has just received a Large and Splendid
L variety Of Goods in his line. of the Latest Fashions and
most approved Patterns. Particular attention is paid 10 the
above inentimed articles of his trade. The public are invi
ted II give him a call previous to purchasing elsewhere, for
he is confident his stock Of doods Is not second best TO any
in variety. quality or style.
JeUetry.
Breast Pins and Earnings, one hundred different patterns,
consisting of beautiful sets of Cameo, F1arentinP, Mosa
ic, Gold stone. Fine Box, and Miniature Pins, &c.
Watches.
Particular attention is called to the American Manufactured
Watch. the reputation of which for accuracy in time, sim
pliety OF construction and durability, isfrSt in the world
Also, all kinds of imported Watches. in Gold and Silver
Cases. A beautiful stock of Gold Watches for Ladies'
prices from SIS TO $50.
SpectdcleS.
Pebble Eye and Percy Scopie Glass of the finest French i'm
portati0l. IN Gold and SILVER and fine Steel Frames. All
who want Il good pair of Speetacles are invited to call and
examine for themselves.
Lamps and Chandeliers.
For Churches, Halls. Parlors and Stores, of all styles, from
the most elegant TO the most Common, suitable for all pla-
os and purposes
Gold Pens.
u. II. Holchtanss Premium Geld Pen and Patent Case in
Gold and Silver, which need only to be examined to prove
their superiority oye= other makes.
CLOCKS, of miscellaneous styles and all PRICES. FINE
CUTLERY Port Monies, Lldics and Gents Pearl Gard
Which viii be sold at a lower prise than similar GoeGs can
be bought for in any city in Ohio. All GGeds and WErk
neiaTafes. june Il, Isl. us. eQYE4.I4
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eial endowment Cor the relief of the SICK and
distressed. afflicted with Virulcnt and
Epidemic Diseases.
ITO all persons addicted with Sexual Diseases, such ms
l. SPERM NfORRiIlEA, SEMINAL IMPO
n EFGg, ~afoNoKRiIEA; 4LEBr' SYPHILIS, the Vice o
ONANISM. or SELF ABUSE, re. &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in vieH of the awful de-
struction of human life, caused by Sexual diseases. and the
dcceptions prae.iced upon The unfortunate victims of sach
diseases by Quacxs, several years ago directed their Con
suIting surgeon rs a CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their
name, 10 open a DisPcns1ry for the treatment If this class
of diseases, in all their forms, and 10 give MEDICAL AD-
VICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter, with a descrip-
lion Of their condition, GAGE. occupation, habits of life, &c.D
and in cases of extrcFAe poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES
FREE OF CHARGE. tits needless to add that tho Assnci-
alton commands the highest Medical skill of the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern irea ment.
The Directors, on "A review of the past, feel assured that
their 'aturs in this S9irr5 Of beneyOlent eGert, hare been of
grrai benrm; to thR ifiiicted, especially 10 the young. AID
they have resolved to devote themselves, with renewed zeal.
10 this very i~gnp6fiHnt but much despiscd cause.
just Published by the Association, n 8cpor. on Sperma-
torrhUa, or seminal Weakness, the Vice OF Onanisrn. Mas
turbation or Self Abuse, and other Diseases Of the Sexual
Organs, 10y the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by
mail, lin A sealed letter ruyclOpe,) X OF CHARGE, on
receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address, for Report Or trea Inrnt, Or. GE0RGE R!CAL-
HOGN. Consulting Surgeon. Howard Association, No. 2
Eouth Mini Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order of the Directors,
EZRA ID. ~IEEARTWETI., President.
GEO. FATRfTIIIA1 .SeerptOrY. Jan - i5S-Iv
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Shoes Shoes !!

SHOES Shoes!
n you want a GOOD SHOE for Man, Woman. or Child?-
IL Call at "
c.. HILLS
and you will get suited at a moderate price. ne RUB
BEERS at 50 cents pair.
Delaware. March l9, 1853.
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New Spring Goods.
Largest and Cheapest Stock of
the Season.

B s arelss ss 2 ri ieT aTsT Fi iEss 6 ts ssa Sd S'Pi sfls sA5sA ''ss
Dress Goods.
Fancy Dress silks from a5e 'oZS'
dozen serrse Robes Al ss,oo. worth
risia i ssT9p@d and n barred PopHa-.
Plain All wool Delanes-aiI eniers
organd.er and Il avn Robes. French chfhtz and Bingham.
/ ase AmericlA Prints at Toe. woFth---~+--AA
Shalrls.
eazrn ali ~oai shsxis..
sss .sa S Ms.e s silR, sihat@a'lss.....@.":":7s,,SSsss e e is.SS
doz en-
Mantiuas.
. scz.a xariIlas frogs 90 to 1000
i dozeaFaney do. for 5Ud. worh------ 800
BonnstE. Ribbons, Rnsehcs,
Buds, French Flowers,
Wreaths, Braid, Nett.
Tr- Chsapest Stock in Town-so say the Ladies'.
PdrasoEs.
dezea. all eesors. rom.-.-..-- .-------lsc to 400
Hosiery.
Ladies Hose loo. Gloves Sci Nitss 1sc.
a 1AReE STOCK OF
Yankee Notions.
| so0os Needles at &c a paper. They are the best Needles in
;, g bach Fms r- ssiar : %F sosI -hsff s' ICES : Z sS = p APE y
{, los 9sI Patent rn,a ahTs sss,s selnS Rii 81 a ss sshSa do.
Hooks md Eyes Gomss' P .n'sPg Po, animslss' c ssn1y 5 SosPi
! r., Fancy BRUSHES. Fancy Glasses, etc. etc. ETC.
GfefaLic Frame Skirts.
d aSzsa s as'ii E, sTsH sk hssr'S-0'7' IN Use
Black, Blue and Brown Cloths.
| Black, Brown. Steel Mixed and Fancy Cassi
meres- Sattinets, Tweeds Jeans, Summel
Coating-enough for all.
| 4,eao yards MUsIINs. all qualities. Full I'd Muslin &c I'd
I I'esaRlies, Ticks Checks, striped s~hirtings-less than oh
Doors AND SHoEs-Cheap.
.oeo Rolls WALL Paper good Satin Pa
per 1Se a roll.
IS Rolls cARPET-bought at Auction, % pc
cent less thnn usual prices. Good Carpet TO
Is cts yard.
Groceries.
A Tea that will suit every &c
Coffee that viii suit every j ndy
Sugar that Will suit every
Crockery.
China in setts at a bargain-Iron Stone Ware in sets OF b
the piece, less than old prices
YelzoU Fire-Proof Ware.
Just The ling for common qse.2s per t, ssnt s less thd r t ii
hink Us gassing, cali in.
Butter, Eggs and Rags.
We pay good prices for them at all times
j. HYATT & co.
rc1aware, April 1858.
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pEPSIN.
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA +!

CUAL EOR
TvH TRuE DIcEsrsyx Errrp, Or GASTRIC JrIcE, prsPaFSea a
i from Ren.ueE rr The Epsrfh Stomach Of the Ox. attsr the
direcsiossS II B4roa Lae5egA fhe great Physio.se1sal ne4
TEfs Il NATTREE ~ REMEDY for an unne4HnYy
Stomach. N Al of Inaa eaa equal rs Sgrslse TT-Eor
ranf1inx RI AINOHDIA BETTERS- ACIDS. or sAAsEO1s
DRJGS. It's extremely Agreeable 10 ne tasle, maj
= - - ~ - nfoSf ee4Ase uztienss who cannot eat va
ter cracker p4faaeat acute dassTess tsMsre OF
rSfT AFFDESs Pccsin & NOT a DRUG
Can on ms Agent and get Desrrlpuse Sirsuiarf gEats.
~z~z-- q t&~e S--Fes7ss NJ ScEcasiAc EYsdenee, from 42SbiS s
feG@s c%.vaizsrS; Dr. C1Esbeiz PhySioasgy Of Digestion:
~ Pereira on FOOD and Diets frpi- SUMMARY, y " Cos-
80. NJ CaSCentprss Physhasazy. &c. together with reports
- al RES frorn ali parts ST the CHissd states
80 - All Ilruegisfs Aaa fhEalers in Medicines. Price
oSE poiEAR per bosgle- FePsn in Powder seniby Nail,
urszf uarA On receipt Of $i.bl
h. DICKINSON 4 SoS1 Wholesale aud Retai! Agents
naix Oieis, iuly 10. sly
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
q


fTlHE Great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic ci lie
L wits Western, Northwestern, ami south western States
by sscsntinuous Railway direct. This road also eonnec 5
StFEssburg with daily lines OF Steamboais 10 all ports on
the Sgessera Rivers. and at Cleveland and Sandusky with
sSeRmers 10 al ports on the North western Lakes; making
Teau be forwarded 20 and froia tine Great Wrst.
RATES EETwEKN PHILADELPHIA AND FITTsBURG.
FIRST CLASS. -3oOts. Shoes. ilais and
Gaps, Books, Dry Goods in boxes, bales
and trunks Urags IN boxes ana baies9 30 c, per 100 lbs.
Feathers. Furs, lie. &c.
SECOSD CLASS--Domes.ie Shee:ing. I
:Shirting aud Ticking Gn original bales. III
Drugs in casks9 Wall Paper, Wool, and is {. per 100 lbs.
Sheep Pelts, eastward, &c &c.
THIRD GLASS.-Anyils Chains On casks1
Hemp, Bacon and Pork, Saftea loose or
In sacks,) Paints dry and il OLD Oils. ) IS {. per leo lbs.
teXcept lard aud rosin,l
FOURTH GLASS.-Culee Fish Bacon, I
Beef and Pork Gin casks or boxes, east
-ward.J Lard and Lard Oil, Nails, Soda
Ash, German Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, 80 c. per. 100 lbs
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco, Rosin,
Oil, .Queensware, Sugar, thhds~ bbls
FLOU R.-Si per Dbl. until further notice:
CRANE cts. per loo lbs untIlfurther notice.
COTTON--S2 per bale, NOT exceeding 500 lis. weight, un-
I'll further notice.
In shipping Goods from any point east of P iiadelphia, be
particular to mark packages 'via Pennsylvania Railroatr''
All Goods consigned to the Agents of this road at Philadel-
FRElGnT AGrSTs-eIark & Co., Chicago; Packer ( Co.
Memphis, Tenn: X. +. sass & Co, ST. Louis; y. e. 0'Rley
4 Co, Evansville, Ind; VIM Bingham, Louisville. Ky, X.
c. MeiGrutn1 Madison, Ind; H.. W. Brown b Co. and Irwin
Leeeh & Co., No. 81 kilby street, boston; Leeeh * Co.. No
-SAstor House, N. ". No. l William Street, N. V; q. j.
sneeder. rh1adelphiai Magraw & Rooms, BALTIMORE; D. A
IL HOUSTON, General Freigh, Agent.
Il. J. LUMBAERT, Sup't. Altoona, Penn'a.
Dec. IL. 1851.
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| Scost's Little Giant Corn $ Cob MfH
TIME attention of Farmers and Stock Feeder
Il generally is respectfully cslled TO tbia iaiB
| +. tic bmostI important article of the kind now ID
re, ccfft only we'll adapted to grinding Cob Meal
| for Stock, but grists for the table. In setting
| this mill no mechanic or frame work is necessa-
| ry, only requiring to be fastened to q floor or
| platform, is easily adjusted, and can be used by
| any body even aehild. For sale by
| I1ao % cJIA MRFRIAIR e. A VERY
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"Timt Is Money"
r. A Nd those wishing a good time piece, and atthe
AFM IA same Time to save money, should call at Il.
L ia ioURI'S. lie has just received "a good stock Of
Fine Gold and Silver Watches,
of American, English and Swiss manufacture. Also, a fine
stock Of
Jewelry, Silver Ware, Clocks 81 Fancy Articles,
all of which viii be sold at HARD TIMES prices.
April. IL, 1856. bay & Wetmore's Block. S~anduskys
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NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL"
A ReSiStesS Remedyc
~HoLheWHY's DIN EN- T
= Circnlar 10 the Sick.

C;rr,lor ~ tha C;ck f-t
Inc hrst hospNai surgeons ana Htedicai puDnclsts"i I'm
rope ADMIT tae unpataIleleu anu lhahmintloiy ~ fhimk
properties OF ms ointment governments sanction lis nff-
III their naval and military services and The masses IN tliA,
conntry ant throughout the world repose the utmost conn
dence in its curative properties. II penetrates the source
Of inthmm tttnn and corruption which underlie the extrrne
Led and md eyasnerDte he maIaar+ H"'"
Er~VSIndIrtF
Taese are amclg the mos terrible and agoniLing diseases
of the muscles, Inc Neshy hbre and the skin yet IN their
worst forms, ami when seemingly incurable, iry invaria-
bly, disappear under a perseyeriug application ef this sooth-
ing, healing anttdote 10 palm and Inflammation
Cal4 Dbapna.Eaua GSYsac. .CfiR Fir q. 4.
A9dll iNI4Cuijl5 CNC 0OF6o5 Jun JOlulSs
In cases or-Salt Rheum. where medical waters, Iotions;'
and every reciDe OF Tie plaTlnirepa.a have proved uselesE
The Ointment Win accom- pish n thorough cure. Fever Sores
heal Quickly under its influence. and It's relaxing effect uDonh
DISghuTUInp Ulcers.
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-28

The M5e Of animals is very important.
Thus tae flesh of the kid is very agree
able; but rs the kid approaches the
adult period, there is so pronounced an
odor developed from the hiric acid in
its. fat. that the flesh becomes UNBEATABLE
w hereas the OK or COW, fattened for
two years after reaching the full growth
have acquired the perfection Of their
aroma and sapid qualities. The diff
erence between lamb and mutton is
very marked, especially in their fat,
that Of the latter containing more fatty
acid, ard being to many stomachs
quite intoleraole. Great also is the
difference effected by cooking. When
meat is roasted, the outer layer of its
albumen is coagulated, and thus
barrier is formed which prevents the
exit of all that is fluid; the cellular
tissue is converted into gelatin in form
ready for solurion; the fat is melted out
of the cells. In rapid boiling a some-
what similar result is seen, except that
the albumen becomes less soluble. Slow
boiling extracts all the juices in the
form of soup, lea, ing stringy mass Of
flesh behind. Baking cxerts some
unexplained influence on the meat,
which renders it both less agreeable
and less digestible.
DR.. Beaumont has drawn up tables
of the comparative digestibility of va
rious substances to which succeeding
writers have referred, without always
perceiving that Doctor Beaumont's
observations, being confined to what
takes place in the stomach, which is
only one part OF the digestive process,
do not throw any light upon what takes
place In the intestines-by far the
more important part OF the process and
can only have limited value, because
they can only apply to those substances
which are in any degree influenced
by the gastic juice. Bearing this in
mind and accepting the following
figures as,indications only, they will
be found useful.