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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-28
Local and Miscellaneous
WANTEDl - Immediately at this OF
Gee on subscription, Wool. Coal, Flour ro'a'
toes, Butter, Beef, Pork, and CASH.
NOTICE.

Subscribers who desire to supply Us on sub
seript,on with wood, coal. -four, butter, pota-
toes. or other estables, must positively furnish
them NOW. We have numerous wants just
n this time, which must be met speedily from
some source.
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lust RECEIvED-Fresh selected Figs only 20 cents
- pound: Also, kaisons, Figs, Dates, Nuts, &c.
July 5-nl9 I'm. ELMENDORF
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To unvalids, Physicians and Others.
IUST RECEIvED-Aiot Of nne Blackberry Brandy.
- for diarrhea; also, Ciaret, Port, Madeira and
Sherry Wine, warranted pure, by
July S-n19 I'm. ELNENDORF.
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RAIN has been falling since Sunday Even.
ing-freely since yesterday. Under its inhu.
ence the Des Moines is rising, indicating the
resumption Of navigation.
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RAISINS,
CAMPHENE,
STAR CANDLES,
FLUID 4 FLUID LAMPS
HALL LAMPS, FOR CAMPHENE OR OIL,
Harper's Monthly Magazine for July,
Frank Leslies Illustrated Newspaper.
Ballous Pictorial,
The Golden Wreath, new collection, containing 200
favorte songs and exercises.
CHEAP COPYING PRESSES, and various other ar.
ticles for sale by BF. COPELAND,
Next doc the Ready Pay Store.
Aug. 5, 1s5s-n23-6m.
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LOTS FOR SALE,

q EvERAL Lots desirable for private residences,
- and at convenient distance from business part Of
the city, lying the bluff, may be obtained
fair prices and with usual credit by the
subscriber, Mr. C. Lawrence, at his store, or Mr..
Stewart, at his ONCE, above Pumroy Dicky's Drug
Store who authorized dispose ofthe lots In the
forenoon of Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays
may be found at the Office OF Mr. Stewart and will be
prepared to show the lots to any who wish to pur-
chase. JOS. T, ROBERT,
Ottumwa, Sept. LIST, '57-n27.tf
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ILLUMINATIONI
COAL OIL. COAL OH.
LAMPS FOR THE MILLION.

TIME COAL OIL ID allowed by all who use II to b.
u the best for burning. II is srpiosire, and
costs Tar less than any other Oil in existence
9uires no putting trial Is sufficient The Lubricat
Ing OIL Is equal Sperm, and does not gum Apply Al
the Depot No: l27 North Third Street, st. Louis No.
April, 29-no0-1y. J. 4. FINLAY.
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NOTICE.

a COMPREHENSIVE between the undersigned
"A was formed on the 9Th day Of August, 1885, I'M
der the firm name Of Kittrdge Merrill for the pur-
pose OF carrying on general Grocery business at
Wholesale and retail In Ottumwa The articles OF said
copartnership were duly recorded the Esd day Of
August, ISIS, In the records Of Wxpelio county.
SARAH F. KITTREDGE,
JOSEPH H. MERRILL.
August Is. 1s5s-n26-6w.
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OFFER for Sale two hunderd acres-forty OF tii
j Der, or 100 TO suit the purchaser. There IL got
story and half house, with two rooms and cellar,
the premises; also double log house, With goo
well Of water, and plenty OF coal-70 81 acres nv
der fence. Any person wishing good bargain VII
do well to call soon. IL lays miles south Of Ottumwa
For further particulars, call on
WARREN MAILING, on the premises Of Village
Greek moss till March lst, 20.
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IT AIDES Collars, Sleeves and Embroideriesn
IL LAWRENCE.
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TAKE NOTICE /,

VNHAT about the First Of September wish TO start
IL East but must have money to pay my debts be-
fore can go. All persons owing previous to the
First OF March will save expense by calling soon.
Aug. 5S-n23tf CHAS. LAWRENCE.
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>DR. JAMES. The Retired Physi.
= ciams discovered while In the East Indies, q
4 certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, bronchitis
Coughs, Colds, and general debility. The rsmdies
II was discovered by him when his only child,
daughter, was given up to die. His child was
cured, and IL nov alive and we'll Desirous' Of II
benef,ting his fellow mortals he win send to os
who wish Il, the recipe containing full direc- =
lions for making and successfully using this/
remedy, vR.R, on receipt OF their name. Address
=. BsowN, No. 10 Grand Street jersey City, NJ.
no8l-3 mos.
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HOUSE TO RENT.
Pleasantly situated In Major Dibbles addition con
tanning two rooms, . good garden, &c. Apply TO
April %. 1S5S-ns-lt. G. A. BRADSHAW.
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NEEDHAM HOUSE

Corner Of Lafayette and Harrison Streets,
SIS. NEEDHAM, Proprietor.
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$50 paint or not to paint..that's
the question:"
WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens of
II Ottumwa and the rest OF mankind" that am
prepared to do all kinds Of painting short notice.
House and Sign PuiMti-g. Graixing, Glazing,
Paper Hanging, &C.
E.WASHING
Done In the best manner. Country orders attended
70 promptly All work warranted 70 give satisfaction.
Shop over W. w. Farley and Co.'S Tin Store Prices
TO suit the times WILLIAM Robson
Ottumwa, April %. 1s5s-nos IT,
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MRS. JACEs SON,

MRS. JACKSON,
Milliner 81 Dress Maker!
n,axsr srsssr, orrosIrs THE OLD csuar HOUSE.
OTTUMwA ..........,..s...........'''
HHrLEINHRY and Fancy Goods kept eonstantlylen
IN hand. Altering end DlsseAins dses ID sAs "
~ Oesyasyls
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TAKE NOTICE.

AAAEI Nv 41OGs
TI\HAr the Real Estate Of John J. Wendell ESQ., con
II ssting mostly OF town property, 10 now offered
At CHEAP RATES to CASH PURCHASERS.
Mr.. Wendell having recently commenced bushes.
In the East, 10 DESTROYS Of converting his Ottumws
property into cash. Rare bargains therefore Of
fered As to the town lots having dwellings upon then
he will either rent SELL In either event the term,
will be cheap, but CASH every time.
For further particulars enquire at the Office OF
A. A. STUART, Agt for Wendell.
May 9Th DS-no10tf
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SAGE! SAGE! SAGEf
Hu.t received from the .'shakers Of Lebanon" .
- large Of Fresh Sage In pressed pacxsEss ana
Az 0ttumws.
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FoR RENT.

nNG Of the largest and most comfortable DWELLING
" houses u ths etty. Apply 70
April ~. - T. T. WARDEN.
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neath OF Gen. Qadsden.

Gen. James Gsdsdsn, formerly U. g. minister
TO MEXICO, died at Charleston, 8. C., on Sunday,
in the 10Th year of his ago The decsased was .
iscopal diocese Of South Carolina and was educa-
ted at Yale College with the late John G. Cal
houn During the war Of 1912, rs n lieutenant Of
e. s. engineers, he participated in all the active
operations On the borders Of Canada, under Gen
Wilkinson. Subsequently he was with Gen.
jackson in the Seminole campaign, and after
wards .cryed with much credit in various capaci-
ties either Of military or civil character; he was
appointed minister to Mexico in 1853. and in the
following year negotiated with that country the
treaty which bears his name. Under its prov-
sions Tho boundary limo between the two count
ries was definitely settled. commission was APP
pointed Ia survey the line, and the sixth aud sey-
cnth articles Of the treaty Of Guadalupe lidalgo
we're abrogated--Mexico granting the free navi-
cation Of the Colorado river and the Gulf Of Cali
rnrnia--nnd in consideration Of the rtipulations
agreed upon On the part Of Mexico the United
States guaranteed the payment to the Mexican
cove, nment ofthe sum of ten millions of dollars
Mr., Gadslcn. since his rctiremen. from diplomat
j. fife. has taken no active part in national az
tairs.
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NEDAM ENMI.T sCMOOI--Thr. nn.rrA

~ expects to resume the duties Of his school, Monday
tn" ih Of January le51 and the first session continuing %
weeks Will end on Friday The l7h of June following
To his friends and acquaintance the subscriber deems
unnecessary to say Thing than ihat he
not 10 fall below them, either from Incidence
To these unacauaintedwith him. who have children
TO send abroad for education he will that
the business OF his life that he loves
their sakes that his highest qualification from
ploym' Is to train the young
velpmen; and that he believes his
incucae gentlcmany demesno and unsued
integrity
He undertakes teach besides the ordinary branches Of
English such as Grammar Geography Arithmetic. &c, the
Latin Greek aud French Languages, the Elements of Age
bra Geometry Natural and Moral Philosophy and higher
Arithmetic III. aim is to qnoi'y his pupils either for the du
ties OF accomplished accountants entering
~ the advanced classes in Colleges the University
The subserbcrs expectation not the of
teaching all his pupils should know but thoroughly
ter that which they undertake and solid
habits OF gent study aud profound thought tor future acqn
sions II he accomplish is Design believes that he
starts his pupils in the direct road encnce whether
in Literature Science public life and that their attachments
will then their nar and
III "wn Efforts For his qualifications for this end he
feier TO his past of r>.
II Lit boarding aud lodging, he viii to furnish
plenty owholesome diet decent lodging and
commo isiion In discipline he will nrucatng habits
of diligence truth s mud courtesy making his rus
as rev AMI nahle with
suboi dnaou inpartsy enforced and
due bodily exercise Ill be hsbtuslly ineuated TO
who enrus their children wards to his
TO endcavor according TO his Abilities to fill
the above outline on the following terms, viz
For boarding diet lodging wasting fuel and servants at
tentinn. el0 per month.
For tui'on in the elementary department Spelling Read
ing and Writing 90 per session
For adv ancl English, Grammar Geography History,
Arithmetic. Ac.. BIZ per session
For Classical aud Mathematical drpa tnen Latin reek
French te"metry Algebra, &c, Sis per session.
In justin Of this small advance his former prices
raj enhancement in the price Of all tho proceeds OF labor and
that he is still below the If good schools
Scholars will be charged from tho day Of entrance the epd
Of the session. without abatement for lost time except
from long spells Of sickness SAMUEL I. MILLER
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A RIcH AND DESPERATELY ARMED BEGGAR.-A
German, aged about 70. and named Benedict
Shelley, came to the city on Christmas day. and
took lodgings in the Central guard-honse. He was
loaded down with beggars' traps, and looked as
poor as poor could be.
Yesterday, in the First Ward he rot into diff.
hculty with some Buys, wlro, amused with his odd
appearance, began to tease him. The old fellow
drew "a pistol and threatened to fire Whercupon
he was arrested by officer Ricketts, and taken be-
fore Justice Drury, where he was examined and
searched. Three pistols, loaded to the muzzlc,
were found ON him, for which he was fined; but
on saying that he had not a cent in the world, he
was sent to the work-housc, where Mr.. Queen sub
jected him to further search When, 10 and be.
hold! lie turned to he u walking treasury OF
coins ancient and modern.
Around his waist. in belt next to his skin, in
the folds of his coat, and other garments, were
found sewn up, each piece of coin in itcelf, eight
silver dollars, twentyfour half dollars ten quar-
ter dollars, sixtyeight cents. thirty-four twenty
franc pieces, sixteen dollars in American gold TIVE
large gold Swiss pieces. of the value of about
twenty france EACH one large gold piece ,about S25
in value, q whole handful of small ancient and
foreign coins. four watches, &C. Besides these liz
had pedlars stock of combs, pins, and what not
. letter recommending him rs an old man. Door
and pcnniless. anxious to return to "fatherland.
and an object Of pity. Also. o commitment di
rected to the constable Of Sommerset county
Pennsylyania. commanding him to take him un
oor ms protection IA a pauper. Many and curl
ous articles had the old fellow besides After be
ing searched. he was brought to the Central guard
house, made to pay the fine. and ordered to leave
the city instanter,- Nash States.
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Of Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina. 10, was
abandoned and the next We hear Of him 10 his
hassy escape 10 go, from the presence Of people
whoss cause he had betrayed. Ills mce like his
coincidence. was hardened, bot il had not metal
enough about Il longer to conircnt the cold glance
and the whitening scorn Of the chivairous and
patriotic masses OF the South. Pro6ting by the
lesson taught him. and obeying the precepts Of n
discretion which We did not know him to possess,
his last act has boon to cause it to be announced
from headquariers that he is no longer an nspi-
rnnt for tho Presidency.
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Az AMERICAN Vessel BOARDED BY A BRirIsn
SrEAMER.--The Brig Ango-Saxon arrived Mt Bos
ton. Tuesday morning, from Port Prayo. She
reports that ON the 9th of October last rather
II long time ago. she ordered to heave to, aud
after having done SO, boarded by an officer
from Her Ma ies,s war steamer a AK. After in
quirng the name of the vessel, where from, and
whittier bound her papers were demanded and
shown. The British official then proceeded to
examine the payers at his leisure. ana the Anglo
Saxon WAS detained one hour and hall awaitnS
the action Of the British functnnary. The pa
pers were then handed to the Captain Of the An
glo-Saxon. and she proceeded ON her voyage
Conduct like this If correctly described, is utter
" incomprehensible The British authorities ap
pear to be particularly unfortunate, In the case
Of the steamer Washington sort Of apology or
explanation was made by Captain Oldham and
thus the excitement speedily subsidized. But here
we have the particulars of another outrage, and
committed in spirit every way offensive. The
British Government has disclaimed the right Of
visitation and search and this disclaimer has been
officially communicated to Congress by the Amer
lean President. What, therefore. is meant by the
conduct of the officers of the A JAZZ? Did they act
under instructions received from the Home Gov
eminent. or in their over-zcal. did they transcend
reciprocity well as duty!
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llrGm MILLrR's MoxruENr.-Thc foundation
store Of the new monument to Hugh Miller was
laid at Cronariy, the birth place Of the eminent
gcnlogist and author. on the 5th inst. The monu
mcut will consist of pillar 50 feet high. surmoun
ted by statue Of Mr.. Miller the base is to be Of
old red sandstone taken from the quarry which
was the first scene of Miller's geological resear-
chcs. The inscription will be engraved upon the
case: In mmemora ion of the genius and the
literary and scientific rminence of Hugh Miller.
this monument is erected hy his countrymcn. He
was born Mt cromarty l0.h of October. 1902 and
died 9th OF December, 1866"
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4 Osl-In shi. rny, ON TOc-day. u = S'h i"ss..
IN Main Street between the r. at Once md j. Cobbs
store AN ACCEPTANCE from Mcss"s. iiliaO A>res &
sons Danyilic. amounting to Ss3 H. We i@reby fore.
all persons iradiug for the above
he Under III be lbeay rewarded by ravt git this cfre
dec 3i.dis MUSSER 4 COLEMAN
NIOTICE.-l have received fresn the rateus
~ Office Of SEED for d sfributton nstsimg 81 Cuba
T"baccn seed Graham Tobacco Seed fom Prince George
couuy Md Bald Barley, Cabbage Beei aud Asparagus Seed
Ne Those II them will please gall my
nffr.. A. ALEXANDER SeNetsry PRO tam
dee 3ndts Lynrhburr Agricultural Mechanical Society
TTENTIoN UOJSE- X EEP ERa .-SllA-
"A LER'S PATENT CARPET SwBEPER.-A Rrcof do
spcntion and Of the wondrs Of the 1t cleans
carpet thronghiy inkuR the dirt inst lint hair, pins
nerd.s e. d&rec y into the poxwhereas the cannon
drives the dirt along the entire surface Of
uto the grains of tire and thereby
inu Ing 1t very much Call and theni Fer sale ny
ANDREW BOYD,
dec 2odAswforo,v Lynehburg Va.
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DrArH OF AN USssrESrArious MAS--SrxouLAR
BrQuEsT.-For many years past German apoth-
ccary. named John Kilingling, has resided with
his maiden sister. at Lebanon, Warren county. in
this State. lie was pennrious in habit, and al
though it was generally known that he was veal
thy, there were but few who even guessed Mt
1.-THE of his riches. On Saturday last he was taken
with a sudden fit of sickness, which bafled the
efforts of the medical men who called in. and
shortly after tho attack he expired, when upon
opening the will it was found that he died leaving
the enormous amount of S750,000 worth of prop
erty in this country and in Germany. His direc
ton for the disposition Of this enormous sum is
equally novel and unsophisticatcd. BY his will
it is provided that the money shall be deposited
in a bank the principal never to be touched, but
the interest to be devoted 10 the education Of the
Protestant Germans in this State. Considering
the instability Of institutions generally and Of
lanks in particular. his bump of confidence must
at the last have been largely developed. lie was
fifty years old, and up to the period Of his death
had enjoy ed good health. Ills ncqnaintanccs were
few, aud like most ii those who exist only for the
boarding Of wealth. he formed no friendships.
His sister was his only companion, and she APP
pears to be imbued with n like pcnurious spirit.
She is nearly his age, and although possessed Of
vast wealth, she confines her expenditures to the
common necessarics Of life Gin. Com.
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Fp,ourruL CAsuALrY-Loss or Ldyy.-Tues-
dav morning. about eleven o'clock. n most fearful
crash was heard at Goldsmith's Hall. Library
s,reet below Fifth The report caused A vide
.nread excitement, and il was soon ascertained
hat n horrible and fatal accident had occurred.
The building PANIED is furnished with a hosting
machine. the machine consists Of a wooden
stage that is suspended by n wire rope from the
top of the building Near the roof is rope and
wiuilass upon which the rope is wound, and BY
means of which it can he raised or lowered. Tues
day two young men named Michael Andrews
md Henry Gump. who were in the employ Of
Harvey K Ford bone turner's. in the sixth story
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


HoIi"w"y'- Pills nre especially reco"m'n ded
r the Of and the other complaints most common
and those unable g.t fresh meat, They act
substitute Tor sacoharnc Utter and euiralze the effect OF
saline diet absorbing the Toisout OF the salt and
rendering tie blood aud the vital energies free from d.
batng Influences. Sold at the anuiacory No. 90 Maid
Lane Ne" York and by all Drug ut 25c Gle and 81
per box ldec ~
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Kansas GoLp FROM THE MiNEs-NEw TERRIFIC
EY 10 nE Observation-Disclosures CONGRESS Ell
ECrEp.
By late arrivals at Council Bluff, the news is
brought that gold is found everywhere, on the
Platte aud Cherry Creek, &c. tits estimated that
500 settlers are in the mines. Towns are spring
ing up as by mngic.and everything is brisk. Coun-
~ officers have been sent by the Governor, and
the people are proceeding to organize county
and petition Congress for a Territorial Govern
inen'.
An election was held ON the 9th November. for
n delegate To Congress and II member of the Kan
IA. Legislature, which resulted in the choice Of ii.
J. Graham delegate to Congress, and A. j..
Smith rs II member of the Legislature.
Graham. vote was 2l0; Smiths 226, and for no
delegate -.
4 correspondent IF the Council Bluffs Bugle,
writing from the Mines says:
Mr.. Graham will leave Immediately Tor Wash
ingtoa, and We hope he will succeed in getting n
new Territory organized We have no Doubt but
10000 people will he settled in the new Territory
before year from this date
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President Buchanan has determined to make Il
tour through North Care lima next Summer and
to attend the commence, nent ut Chapel Hill Col
lnpc
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From Geographic despatch in yesterdays pa
per, it will be seen that another schooner has es
capped from New Orleans with fllilNpters for Nj
caragua. Gen. Walker is supposed to be some
where in the vicinity Of Mobile.
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MeN., an Mustang I.inimrnt.-1nsrinsic. irts~
aon" cond the which this article has ned
for Rheumatism Salt RhcaIn, Burns, Bruises Stiff ,its
,iss, Sptan Pole Evil aud Sw eIlines nton Horse II has
equal for Beast No will be wthc II who
has tested Its value And with reference gene
estimation If the Mustang Inimen chncrfu say that
article performed in ncihborbo.s
ns this l.. W SMITH Ridgeheld, Conn" y LEtt en-, ESQ
Hyde Park Vt writes that the horse consis worth
hss dns spavn,) but the free "r
tang Linr,ent have sold him Tor S5d Your Lu,n,cnt
dung onicrs here Such testimony. Is reaoi
ry day The half |, told Every family should Lave
Beware The genuine Mustang Is sid by alt
spectacle the world Bc~
ar - Braggs Li.,nent" His bsse imitation
BARNES e. PARK, Pr opri .to,s
win NEG York.
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The Navy Department is busy engaged in ma
king out commissions for the officers promoted
and restored to service. They will be issued early
next week.
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great cure, inter all the Ph ysici had I'm il
ed by BAktRs PRtMiUM BirTEKs--To MIR. II Bakrr-Dear
Sir In justice self persons who y be similarly
afilci ed permit to cite Instance of tie remarkable
qualities OF your Premium Biiicrs had used them
until recently but wife having been athletic with
vous affection and dsordefed stomach for the past
twelve used her
To health She under the constant trcatu of hye
sx able ply icians, but relief could be had
several certificates the renarkab. iy
tiers persuaded wife to them she did and in
little time she began rapidly Not
a and dsordered stomach bat her
raj heath is better than has been gears
Using and shall always continue your
this in Justice and the bone ct
who are similarly afflicted Your obed ent .aht
Richmond. June 81, 1887. THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE.
BAKERS PRtMuM BIITERs Richmond, 50 ri, II, lsss- 1t
IL with willing pleasure that add estmor the virtue
of Baktks premium Birrtks, in making armament
of established case of Dy Pepsa whc have suer
cd 20 much for the last twelve months Aso wife using
IL with after suffering for from de
biiiaion and disordored stomach As e. commenced
of them convinced Of their yanl Bile
confidently recommend them to the afflicted J. ADAMS
For sale by Al the Druggists Lynehbnrg. aLd by all the
principal Druggists the city Of Richmond ard here
Virginia also OF Messis Chas Stut Co. W.,shugo city.
ID & T.. Stahier d Go Baltimore Md b. Is Mixer, Gov
ington. Ky aud Barnes 4 I'aik, y.
Orders hled by addressing E. BAKER. Proprietor
27.ts Richulopd. Va