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HOME AND EUROPElN DEMIND.

The reason Why, 10 that ~ Natures own yrccess
Il restores the natural coor permanently aher the
thus makes It grow on 6sId heads. removes ali dan
drun. itching and heat from tue sca ., s1Iets and
acne and may be relied upon To cure al diseases of
the SOAP ard hair Il val stop and keep from fsll
and n used BY the young two or three times week,
viii never fall OF become Srsy; then, reader read
the following and Judfe Tor yourselves;
nss.r. o. J. wOOp q oo-s-nusnsH: s.Sirs heard .
good Woods Hair nv
hair beng qaite made mp my mind 10 lay
.S ..s N % p.S. scs .SS .s s s$:
40 conmsaced using your article n test fnr myseh
did So in Justice Q. yos eooosrss.
neut of others Who b bat who having
willing Is.tor.tves trial an they h.v. tart.r
You iS. letter Witch ycs nay sSo. % say ,seS .ss also
direct them Orr further proo Who In and q
hair bsr it, Soio .Ss mss .Sr-a >,
ps.r.sc. .very way being CHESTER and thicker and nsos
lam, your. respectfully. Kxs.r ys-sp.
Corner Of Columbis and o.rrollSts Brooklyn-
LI,sssror Ala. reb. Il. Isss
Fsor wooD-De.r sir: Your Bsir Resacrstav. done
much good "a tbis &C country. hair besa
slightly diminishing for several year, caused suppose.
nsSg mr. B.ir Restorative Tor weeks ave hnd thst
other known es.c taIst the n 81 va
liable remedy nov sxtsbL and sdvss all who Noted
:sint pfopa roers 81 fs s NJ S, 700
FaIL.DEIrHl. sept O. Iss-
rncv woop-DeAr Sir; Tour BAR kestorstyss ProytrG
teelf highly tenehcsl 90 The and slso the back
II ezd slmost ost In q
have need but two half pnt BOTTLES Restorative and
the my he.d Is well studded with prom sing
cf young hair, aud the ALSO h teuetC
have Or ed other preparations out ben.nt What
ever think IT. personal reo"nHee cation
induce many oth' Yours, respectfully
D. r. Tso..s r. D. No. vIrs stTs..
The Restorative lie put in bottles Of three sizes,
VIZ: large, medium and Small: the small holds u n
pint and retais for 8 per bottle. the medium holds
AZ least = PEI cent more IN proportion than ths
small, retaIs for 81 per bottle; the laTEe hoids
quart, a. per cent more m proportion, and Totsbs
for IS bottle.
%. J: WoOD& CO.. rroPrietors, sl2 Broadway
New York. tan the great ~. v Wire Railing Ia
And sold BY all good druggists aud q ancy 6oOds
Dealers. nol7 SIN
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D,sS,."B INNER PpARTiEs.n

DINNER Pas fh WI Gs FINISHED to f.mi-
les at SS, -, and IS per head or, they prefer.
nrst CLASS French cook can be sent TO their resi-
onsree OF % for his services. ''''a = I
Those Wishing to avoid the trouble Of marketing
houses At cost lrioes. . Tlsl-I' = go
One or more d.snss win be sent to any part of the
aIrlsh better dinner than other Establishment
In the city. at saving of23 per cent. -.
G.. 6AUTIER,
del6-eo2m 2s2 Pa. sv.. bet. 18th and 18th sts.
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING, DIvS
From TEE UxIr.n
NEW FEED sTURE.

Parsons New FEED sTuRE.
shpad cot i.,l q. nave h rses and COWS TO feed
Their feed sisaybsIve US call before purchasing
cheap We h nave a. We are determined IN sell
MEAL, SHORTso ON nspd eonat.ntly FLOUR,
Hay rcvTo Esvv nArs, de- aiso.sood n Rht
the cty re- of $3.50; delivered 10 INV a., ~
SATEs q TAYIsoS.s
as a, reed Store, No. 2s ,th 80.
betwe>n N ard Nssset.
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nPTICIAN AND OCULIST.-Dr WOLFSON
~ 9Th st., corner Of Pa. avenue, oontin-
mes to furnish Aii requiring them with -ssNNs.>
his celebrated Venezuel ian and Brazil
ian CRYSTAL SPrCTACi.ES and S
EYE GLASSES, which gained the
highest prize at the Worlds Fair. Many thou sands
have tried them. No chargss,tO his customers for
consultations ocHlist. The reputation of hi
Glasses. to remedy near sightedness. Fitting sight
from the approach of age or from incrsasirs
,oue c r N . ,h Jin,,sJ Stata. III nout Ea
extremslv moderatA. de u.s. M& IN SIN
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JSEOI IN CONTINUING IHEIuOsO
1 go business Of the firm OF Elvans IOCS

Thompson, dissolved by limitation on the LIST
instant We take the opportunity of stating dis
timothy only terms of edit for the future-whioh
have been guaEed with q view to ouI own security
and IN conformity to the universal shortening Of
credits throughout the country. Henceforth we
Will render all bills on the LIST of each and every
month, and shall insist on settlements in CASH, or
by note at date not exceeding 60 days.
To those OF our customers who will cash their
bills whom rendered. we promise deduction of FIVE
per cent on notes of 80 days discount of four DER
cent; and on 81 day notes three per cent of. which
percentage will be credited to account on current
bills. Our friends viii thus notice intention not
only to lessen our own labor and losses but to give
them the beneht OF lbero discount for promptness
ana punotuallty-aualitIes rs yet not Understood
thoroughly by many in Washington.
III Small balances and transient accounts. loon
tracted under promise TO pay In day iwo) being
geneTaily moro troublesome than profitable, must
hereafter be dec med
. IL No new accounts opened unless ACCOM- panied
By references or endorsement, nor on any other
terms than nloathiy settlements IN cash.
ELNANS & THOMPSON,
SlS Pa ave., between 9Th
js4-enlm Intel 4 States.b and 10th sta.
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EDUCATIONAL,

EDUCATIONAL.
IAN Opportunity presents itself to parents for
having the education OF their sons completed In
Europe. The director of Gymnasium public
SCHOOL Of the largest town in SwItzt RAND is dis
posed to receIve into ms family young American
gentlemen. and to direct their studies. This SWISS
town offers great facilities for attaining perfecloi
IN the different branches of education, and the big
saLdng OF the tutor GUARANTEED the moral and phy
ical veil being Of the pupil.
No. 49, Star Ofioe, Ia n 2avSvs
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1ravOl0fS' 0tfootofy.
D.so{.Y96 70 H EftftzTEEEsrhSGE or,.,
w - - t.
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWES1.
q


Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO THROUsH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM wIsHfSSSi ffI 6Y Fur s5Pda fHE WEST
LIST. MAIL TRAIN s .SnT at ,.Is a. m, Csunds,
excepted. CONNECTING closely at W sshIng uno
non, for Cumberland and Piedmont.
eHicas6 EY fffRlEsA t5NNkc hESss aNs
washington at $40 ,. reaching Cincinnati at sS
I'm. next day, and connecting directly with ~ press
Irs IN 'or LonisyIe CAIRO and the Southwest, and
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery fthe Road
IN daylight, take either the 7S .. M or $50 .. m
For PsIfersburE and all ststIons on the North
western Virginia load take the ~ D. Tram. Fog
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
sps
WAY W PASSENGERS for tn. Main stem of tn.
BALTIMORE and OHIO Railroad vii leave Washing
For ali points between Washington junction ans
Piedmont take the 7.+5 q. m. tram.
70, al stst,ons between pIsdmort aId Mhss.1e
sriek 11in take the 40 ,. m. Tram. .-.
FOR BALTIMoREAND THE EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimore 81 6.lo and 10
a. M, and $50 and IS ,. m. On Sunday at $50 ,. m.
Leave Baltimore At 4sO and $50 g. m. and $50 and
The 7{5 and 4.S5 trslns only will stop ct way sta
tons And for Annapolis connections.
The IS a. m. and $40 p m: are the chief connect
Ing trains for the west, and the 6.l0. 7.<5 and SO
p. m. trains for the east.
For further information inquire At the Batlmors
and OHIO Railroad Ticket Office, Wsshlntton.
d. fMMk az p ssSSI44{Es.nt
noT Master Of Evaporation. Baltimore.
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BY THE PREsIbsST bF THE UNITED

], JAMES BUCHANAN, President of the United
OF hf IN snsusfse OF the PROVISIONS
the lands sold In the Greensbu burg late st. Helena.
and district, IN the state OF and author
lzlng the Tesurvey of certain LANDS said -
approved Aus rust 20, 1872. and OF the acts of Con
gress the sale of public lands do hereby
held at the land Cfos at GREENsBURG, in the Statr
OF LoUIsIANA, commencing on Mosddy, the see on d
vacant tracts of public land situated wtnin the
limits of the following named townships and frao-
rssuryeye ed, to wit;
South Of the base line and c.s. Of the principal
meridian.
Townships Is. and 4, and fractional townships S
Townships and 8, and fractional township 4, Of
range2.
fractional townships l, 2, and 8, of rangel.
Fractional township I, o. range5.
South Of the base lias and east of the principal
Townships !. 2, 5, I, 5. 6, and 7, OF raugel.
Townships 5, and 2. of range2.
Township and T. of ranges
Townships S, and 7, and fractional township 8, of
fractional township 8. of range6
Township s, of ranges
Fractional town ships ana Q, of ranges.
townships as, &C. and 7. and fractional township 8,
Township 5. of rengeII.
fractional township 8, OF range II.
Township s, of range IL.
proprated by law for the use Of schools nj itary
and ether purposes. together with the swamp AID
oysTiowed," granted TO the State by the acts of
Congress approved March 2. 1s4s, and September g.
1859; Also al those tracts for hch the patents have
the commencement OF the sale. or which shall not
have boon finally acted upon by that time, under the
before mentioned, riH be excluded from fhe sale.
The Offering Of the above mentioned lands will! be
In the order 10 which they are advertised until the
whole shall have been offered, and the SAFES thus
osed but the sale shall not be Kept open longer
than two week. and no private entry of any of the
lands Will be admitted until after the piration Of
the two weeks
Given under my ha nd. at the city of Washington
this lth day Of January, Ammo DOmini one thousand
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President:
THOs. A. HKyDRICKs,
Commissioners of the General Land Office.
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Ii GiRRssS az; ard BsndoIine Bru,h.. :,
SssT 18th street. ''' fennsYlyanla avenue,
d3-sU
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WORLD.
The best COU6H SIRUt IN the world ia
hAkTsHohNES PEGIohAL SYRUP OF

This article Is prepared ly q chemist and i, nm
nounced br medical men. and those who have nsed
Y, 20 be the best preparatiOn for CoErAs, Colds,
Cd-Gyrk, Bronchitis, Hoa5ssssSs Ss,, Tk,oaf
from Cold, ana q preventive of that lion Of ar,
eases, Con sumption.
Persons who sung should use IL. IL is pleasant to
vents taking cold.
III Bottles % and 50 cents and OIL. sod b, ali
drR- - N ~
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NoTE.-Under the regu stons of the departmen Mt
aa heretofore and now existing, no payment can be
made Tor advertising pIooiamatlobs zoe pt to such
publishers as are specially dKfk ed to publish BY
the Commissioned of the General Land Office.
20-laW
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( A N 8 L M l. N r!


GEORGIA, ALABAMA,
MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA,
ARKANSAS, and TEXAS.
THROUGH TICKETS can bs obtained az the
GREAT SOUTHW ESTEEM RAIL ROAD
OFFICE, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th
street, Washington. on board of the Steam Fern
Boat 6eorge Page Nor at the once of the Orange
Alexandra Railroad, at Alexandra.
Richmond, Danviiie, Lynch6nrg, Bristo!
Knoxville, Dalton, Atlanta, Chattanooga
Nashville, HnntsviLie, Grand Junction
Memphis, Montgomery and Netc Orleans,
By direct route, and continuous ailway oonnso
tons 10 MemphIs.
AfordlnE greater EIpsdtfion and Co~tforf AM
being over &c Mules shorr than by any other route
The steam ferry boat George Page leaves the foot
of1th street at So @. m. for Alexandra, where pas
sengers take the oars for Richmond Charlottesville
stanton, White sulphur Springs, W OOdstock, 80.
and at N p. m. for Richmond and al points South
west. making sure and close connections to Mem.
pins.
Baggage Wagons and Omnib buses leave the once
Pa. avenue, ct o'oock q. m. and p. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
1el7-n Washington.
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Nor1cE OF rHEEN Di 81; OF
THE platte" AND CHARLTON" DISTRICTS rRK
OFFICKs FOR WHICH ARR II PLArTsBuRG AND MI
Lam MISSOURI, AND THE SUPPRESSION or ENTRIES
OF LAND THEREIN.
Not Zoe is hereby given that, In pursuance of law
IN view of the fact that the unsold lands IN the
Plate" and Charities districts" in Missouri,
are reduced below one hundred tn ousand acres in
each district, the Secretary of the Interior has d.
reoted the dscontinuance of said districts and hat
the lands heretofore to sale and entry at the
ofhces at iLATTsBURo and MILAN he Immediately
Withdrawn, and made again subject TO sale aud en-
Try a BONNEVILLE, IN said State, from and dftsy
he 3lst day az March nsxt, prior to which time no
application will be cceIved at the discontinue ed Of
hoes, or entries permitted, except in eonsxnnttas
ertsttng presumption claims.
All persons entitled TO PATENTS at either of the
omoes at PLAITsBURe or MILAN are requested to
call for the same on before the 3lst day of Maroh
next as az after that date they will be transmit ed
FREE Of chdrse.
GIven under my hand at the oity of W ashingtop,
this twenty first day of December, A. ID. 1855
THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner of the General LaI Once.
deH-W6w
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the night of pre- emption
to any Of the lands within the townships and frao-
tlonal townships above mentioned, is required to
aud receiver of the proper land office, and make pay
mani therefor as sooH as practicable AFTER seeing
commencement Of the pubic sale OF the lands EN-
braolng the tract claimed; otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
- THoS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Ofioe,
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T lST OF ARRIVALS AT sHILLINGTON,S
IL GREAT LITERARY DEPOT

I lST OF ARRIVALS AT sHILLINGTON,S
IL GREAT LITERARY DEPOT,
Corner Of Al street and PsnRsyIrdnia ovenre.
The following Per odic,ls, Magaxines, and News
papers. of the very lat est issue have lust arrived
HapeI's Weekly. New Ork Ledger,
l.eslie's lid Newspaper, Porter's Spirit of Times
Home Journal, New York Mercury,
Flag of Our Union, New York Weekly,
Saturday Evening Post, Irish News,
Balou's Pictorial, Irish American,
Scientific Ameri an, Boston Pilot,
Waverly Magazine, Police Gazette,
Ny. Weekly Herald, New York Clipper,
" y. Weekly Tribune, Scottish Americas,
N. Y. Weekly Times, Weekly Noyelette,
ondon I,lus'd News, Boston True Flag,
London llus'd Times, American Union,
London Punch, Dollar Nevspaper,
Nick Max, Yankee Notions,
All the Foreign Reviews, Magazines, and Cheap
Publicatlons, received regularly as fast as Issued.
and for sale at
SHIIIJNGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
oc 9-SH Odeon Building. cor. ~ st. d Pa. av.
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
III pANX


PANY.
One Of the Steamships of this Company, carrying
the United states Mail for Acapulco. Aenn
CALIFORNIA; and OREGON, leaves
Panama twice each month on Oh Q arrival s9zEzMkD
Of the United States Mail 49,. Com pany steamers
which leave n ew Orleans and New York reg ul arly
on the 5th and 2oth of each month with tho mails
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and A.
proved BY the Navy Department, and guaranty spssd
dsd safety,
The Panama Railroad "a mules long is now DOM
pleted from ooean to oceaE, AID crossed in or
hours The baggage Of passengers ia checked IN
New Work throug tn San ranc and pas. enr ers
are embarked at Panama by steamer a. the oon
pany's expense The money paid IN New Yort
covers al expenses oftbe trip.
Reserve steamers are kept In port IN Panama ano
san FRANCISCO. to prevent detention case Of acoi
dent, that the route entirely relia6Is-no failure
having occurred IN eight years.
rive at Asplnva!l.
Conductors 20 through by each steamer and take
charge of women ana children without other pro
tectors. ~
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply q,
the ase ncy, In West street, New York. to I. w.
RAYMOND,-or to ARMSTRONG; HARRiS&
Co, New Orieans,-or e. l.. BARTLETT. Bos.
ton. w Aft
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CARrETINos,, CURTAIN GOODS, OIL

We IssPsetfully announces TO members Of Con
and who wish 10 furnish their homes with Superior
goods IN the above line, that we have In stock all
f utch Sns dsse hes fs W@S
HEARTH RUGS and DOOR MATS to nation
Also, elegant well dried Floor Oioloths in wide
sheets, which represent most beautifully enoluste
tile, fresco. verd antique. marble, tapestry and
chIntz designs, which we cut up for rooms halls,
and passages, as per diagram.
Also, superb materials for Drawing room and
Parlor Curtains, in rich French d Ell gIish Satin
Brocatelle. India Satin Dsmask Emboss ed French
Cloths. with all the necessary borderinss, eImps,
tassels aud loops, matching accurately oil the var
Also, elegant Cornic0s. in both metal and wood,
and side banda. representilg roses, lilies, fuschas,
Also, elegant Embroidered Swiss Lace and Mus
lin Curtains, at prices from s2 TO SIS per window.
ton and IN the newest styles now known; and, IN
being the advanced stage of the season. will sell
them at greatly reduced prices below those of other
Goods we sell to 20 distance will be carefully
tional COST. We shall be most happy to EXHIBIT our
stock to any having the desire to see for them
ia ls-eo6t CLAGETT DODsON
HAVING PURCHASED THE DRUG AND
II AP0THECARY STORE, corner lxth-N
Ply A DR1Ss asa
public m ssns has desfn s sns
hpothecary business IN manner COMFORTING with
lhe ulsHty ana responsibility oil the Pharmaceutical
profession.
My personal attention will be given to the seleo-
tlon and preparation of all articles dispensed from
the Store, and none but the most choice and select
she'll be used.
PhysloIans can rely on having their Preso iptions
compounded with accuracy and care, at all hours,
day drdRtght. HERVY HERMAN,
Druggist and ApOthecaTy.
"A CARD can confidently recommend to my
former customers and fnends, Mr.. Hervy Herman,
my successor member of the National Pharmaceu
uoal Associatlon, az an experienced Druggist, hav
ing served his apprenticeship In q highly respect
able Ap0theclry Estab ishment in Phiade phIa.
Mr.. IL an experienced Druggist, and will furnish
none but the most choice and select articles.
ll7 2aw2s- WALLACE ELIOT.
EAGLE RESTAURANT,
~ CORNER NINTH AND ID STREETS,
One square Norfh Of Pens. Arenns.
CHAS. KLOlZ, PROPRIETOR.
Dinners snd Suppers fur-~ ~
nished In the best style bylyNfnL
.Ak French cooks. A~
Parties numbering from NJ
= one to two hundred served
at the shortest notice according to programme,
Dning-roOm one hu ndr ed and ten feet veil heated
and furnished. Additional looms If required.
ia q colin
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limited STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular L.ns, and Without Rsiip-.
for Bight Yssrs.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD,

CAUTTon.-So many frauds and impo- ~0D0S
sltlons OF various kinds have been lately z3S<2S24
leIpetrated on travellers bound 10 CA LI-uzsz1kA
FORNlA, that the subscriber, the only authorized
agent for passage By the U. Z. Mail Line, via Pana
ma, in the city Of New York, feels n his duty TO
caution all persons seeking passage TO California,
that, TO AVOID IMPosIIIon, they must be careful &C
Ind the true once Of the SteamEhScs OF the u. g.
Mail Line, via Panama Railroad, 8no other once
IN New York Is authorised to engage passage.
Inc companies nave Only one once IN NeW ORR
fronting on the North River, at the head Of the
ComDany's Wharf.
ielS J. w. RAIN OND, Agent, New York.
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For sale by Druggists generally. Price for aye
bottles, a.; medium sl1 ed hottles si

For sale in Washington by z. h. Gilman, special
Agent; Nalrn Il Palmer, John SchvartIe, l.. M,
Smith, V. Harbaugh, N. n. McPherson, F. s.
Walsh, Joseph Bury, Jas. "A. Stone, j. :. Lovejoy,
DIR, Id. Is. Clarke, ID. Ridgely; and in q eorK etovn
bv Y. J. CIsseli. and !. l.. KidweII az "a sm
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b.6sd f, tbs 6 ,nS, tss sTo ona,
Washington County, in the District of Columbia,
letters OF sdnlnistration on the personal Of
Benjamin NJ. Lewis, late OF Washington COUNTY
deceased. All persons having claims asaInsr the
sa.d dsesassd. are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same, with the chors thereof. to the subscriber
be fore the 18th day OF January next; they NAV
othsrvis bs law be excluded nom oil bene 1T Of the
Given under my hand this nth day of January.
1883 = - JOSEPHINE LEWIS'
in i7-1avSwH Adminatratv'x
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
~ 10. AND MOLASSES.
We are shortly ex pecting the brig Georgia, with
$50 hogsheads SUGAR,
$40 barrels MOLASSES.
TGis cargo has been selected especially for this
and the District markets. and is represented to be
ofchoice quality.
. IL will be offered at public auction on arrival, of
- FOWLE q CO,
3 de 81 eotf Alexandra, Va
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NoTE.-Under the regulations of the department.
as heretofore and now existing, no payment can be
made for advertising proclamaiions except 10 Oh
publishers as are specially authorized to publish by
the Commissioner of the General Land Ofloe.
ia i9-lawlSw.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-09-29

The unprecedented sales and unbounded
popularity of DR.. Christie's Ague Balsam has
induced several persons to get up an Ague
Balsam initiating DR.. Christie's in almost ev-
cry particular, as far as appearance is con-
cerned, and, was it not for the law, would
even have appropriated the name Of DR..
Christie. Beware of all Ague Balsams ex-
cept DR.. Christie's, as his is the only origin
al and genuine article. All others are base
limitations. Again we repeat the caution
be sure and ask for Doct. Christie's Ague
Balsam, and take nothing else. =
See advertisement.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-09-29
To the Voters OF wapello Co.

sC sOseFs VI "dpe1lO TO-
We devote the inside of this issue mainly
to an able circular from the Republican State
Central Committee, compiled by them from
official sources al the State Capitol, designed
to expose the Misrepresentation and false.
hoods of the opposition in relation to the Re-
publican administration of the affairs of the
State. We do this not so much from the
belief that the awful Disclosures" of these
INSCRIPTIONS, vindictive and interested
politicians, and the venial and mercenary
press in their pay, will exert any infu-
ence unfavorable to the Republican party
but because these charges, having been so
eoncertedly and persistently made, we wish
to avoid all imputation or suspicion of con-
cealng from the people the TRUTH in rela-
ton to matter of SO great public concern
ment. We are aware that this poison Of
falsehood which these designing and lying
demagogues have so industriously been try
ing to infuse into the public mind, has been
administered in doses so enormous as to
neutralize its own effect to great extent,
bat we would avoid any false impressions
which silence might create, and hence hasten
to lay this conclusive document before our
readers to the exclusion of our usual variety
of matter