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Southern United States Gourts let the slave
pirates 60 acquit entirely, and Mr.. Buchanan's
Northern officials are emulating theirexample
by abolishing the death penalty Of the law.
The SLAYER Erie, it will be remembered, pre-
sented very clear case for the application of
the penalty of the halter The SLAYER was
boarded by an American war-steamer on the
coast of Africa, and on raising the matches
uine hundred negroes were found slowed
away in the hold. The Indictment of the
Captain and Mate came up in the New York
Circuit Court On Wednesday, Judge Nelson
presiding, and District Attorney Roosevelt
expressed the belief that public opinion
both at the North and the South has ceased
to regard tins crime as deserving pirates
doom-and he further stated, according to
the Times, that even in case Of conviction Of
the fall offence, the President would probably
pardon the guilty man or men. Judge
Nelson apparently acquisced in the District
Attorney views. The Times says:
But the prosecuting officer, far from apply
ing his admitted subtlety to proving their
guilt of the full offence, punishable as piracy,
seems TO have exerted all his ingenuity in
the task ofsuggesting that two Spaniards who
were on deck had assumed the real COMMAND
ofthe vessel from the moment that thu slaves
were placed on board. This is the old, old
Is.Ory-these Spaniards being invariably
tie alleged Captains, whenever the real Cap
tains neck is in danger, but relspsing into
;ae Character of perfectly innocent passengers,
oss'Se for Gayana, if any attempt be made to
hold the!n responsible in their assumed capa-
city.
Let us have done with this farce of pre-
tending to punish persons engaged in the
slave trade, if the officers charged with and
paid for the execution of the laws can make
no better semblance of a desire to discharge
their duties. It is a new thing to find the
President of the United States ayOwing
through one of his confidential officers that
ne would refuse, "evcn upon conviction" 10
permit the hesentence prescribed by law to be
carried out on a convicted criminal
The slave trade is not, unhappily, a plant
of such weak growth in our midst that it re-
quirss to be watered in advance with these
tear drops of Executive elemency. Rather
is it a spreading and poisonous weed, requir-
ing vigorous arms, unAinching industry and
the most unyielding discharge of every duty
on the part Of our aw-ofiicers charged with
its repression. If Mr.. Buchanan desires to
signalize the last days of his unhappy term
by giving assurance of impunily to this crime,
he cOuId not have chosen q better means than
the declarations made by Judge Roosevelt.
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CLEVELAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
TWELFTH ANNUAL COURSE OF
i E G 7 u r Z S.

THE LECTURE COMMIT eO5Ia.
4 TEE take pleasure in presenting the 89~eS
1OHOWlng list OF Lecturers, with the time 23s45ts
and subject Of each Lecture. ~
November 22d-BAYARD TAYLOR. Subject
MAN and Climate
=, December Sd-GEo W. CURTIS. suBject-''Tho
Policy Of Honesty"
December 18th, 18th and l7th-ProL P A. CHAD
BRUME, of Williams and Bogdoin Colleges Sub
ject-"Natural History -
December Gothic. OSCAYAN. Subect-ssTurkey
and her Institutions
December 27th-Rey. J. @. FLETCHER Subject
-"Garibaldi; the Hope of Italy,
January 3d-Dr. G.. B.WINSHIP. SubeCt-"Phys-
ica Culture
January lOth-Pres't j. W. FOWLER. Of Pough-
keepsie. subject-''The Versatility of American
Eloquence"
Prof. o. NJ. MITCHELL, of Albany has also ac-
cepted an invitation to give Of four lectures
on Autonomy" the time Of which will be an
uounced hereafter.
In presenting the above Course Of Lectures, une
qualed in attractiveness by previous of the
Association, the Committee regret that Cleveland
can at present furnish no larger Hall than the Melo
deon, and therefore but limited number of Season
Tickets can be sold
Tickets for the Course can be had from either Of
undersigned, at the Book Stores or at the Reading
Room WM. p. FOGG- 0r.
noS3RIO r. r.. HERBICK. J Com
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STAPLE GOODS AT WHOLESALE.
THE AMERICA.

THIS BOOK CONTAINS RECI-
il PES and directions for making all the most
yaIuabs Medical preparations in use; also Recipes
and full and explicit directions for making all the
most popular and useful Cosmetics, Perfumes, I'm
guents Hair Rest0rarives and all Toilet Articles
If you are suffering with any chronic dsease-f YOU
wish beautiful complexion, fine head Of hair, a
smooth face, clear skin, luXuriGnt beard
tache-or If you wish 10 know anything and every
thing in the Medical and Toilet line, you sheud, by
all MEANS peruse a copy Of the book. For full par
ticulars, and sample Of the work for perusa Gree
address the publisher,
L. i. CHAPLAIN,
oct30:32l 81 Broadway, New York.
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8mss foundry

LANES H. ODELL, IRAS
- FOUN DER AND MANUFACTlRER
Brass Work OF every description, Ne. So lni9n 3
8 few cCors from Superior street, CleYelandUhio-
IA prepared 70 furnish az KINDS Of work used
Stesm, Water or Gas, ard an the vaTi0s articl
used IN the Plumbing Business. Beer Rulps ot .
kinds maze and rspaire,l- Brass casting one Qall
ndBrssss Work Gi ais kinds Repaired eczll.
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2raposala.
dissolution.

nISSOL LUTION.-THE co
J PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
EIward j. Collins and Charles J. Robinson as Agents
of the 'sNew England Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, OF Hartford, was dissolved ON the 18th
inst Inc business will be continued until further
notice by the subscriber who is alone authorized ~
transact the same.
nOvl:307 EDMARD u. COLL1Ns.
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SALE-PURSUANT
CHETIFFSS SSALE-RY VIRTnE

GHETIFF'S SSALE-BY VIRTUE
~ Of a writ Of renditioni exponas issued from the
COnrt Of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga County, at the
suit Of the Commissioners of CuyahOga County,
plaintiffs, against Henry L. Whitman, ct. al, De-
tendants to ms directed shall offer for sale at pub
City Of Cleveland in said County on the Sd day OF
December 1850, at o'clock P. NJ, the following
described lands and tenements, to wit: Situate in
the city Of Cleveland County of Cuyahoga State of
Ohio; IN Barber Lord allotment, Lots Nos H. rs,
gi and 96 east half Of Lot No g. south side OF west
end Of Lot No. q, west half Of Lot No III. south
half Of Lot No 8i5 one half in common Of Lots Nos
3gj 800 and 4Oi south half Of Lot No 1885, and whole
leyylle allotment Ia said city, Sub Lots Nos "a, 81
1873, and 335. Also Sub Lot No. 20 in l. L. Hewitt's
subdivision and allotment in said citF
n. ..- D. Il. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff,
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NEW HAT, CAP AND FUR STORE.
NOTICE.
EDWARD WARREN, A

EDWARD WARREN, A RESI-
IA DENT Of the State of Wisconsin, will take no
Tic5 that William Brainard did, ON the lst day Of
November A. D. 1850, hIe his petition in the Court
of Common Pleas OF the county OF CuyahOga in the
State ofOhio, against Philip Warren, Philip Warren
Administrator OF the tate Of JAMES Warren, de-
ceased William Warren, John Warren, Edward War
rem, Joseph Cromack, M aria Cromack, and Jonathan
Pckar defendants pra ying that certain lands situ-
ate in Strcugsvile, Cuya hoga CO., Ohio, known by
being part of lot s, and bounded, beginning at the
southeast corner OF said OF the line between Roy
alton and Strongsyille Il renee west on the line Of
said lot about 90 rods; the north parallel with the
line OF the lot about 40 rods; thence east parallel
with the norih line OF the lot TO the east line of the
lot and township line; thence south ON the township
line to the place beginn ing containing IS acres Of
land may be sold to sati sly mortgage given 1 y
james Warren in his life dma TO said William Bra-
arJ to secure The paymen q six prOmissOry notes
given at the same time for unpaid purchase money
for said Land: three Of said notes for Szl6 JI0d
and three for Sl6 50o0 an a interest, ON which notes
there is now due SS , lth interest SIS QS from
NAV IL is5 on So II from May 49, 1859, On Si s2lJO
from May ls 1867, and on Ssl II from July 81 ls6O-
The said Edward Warren required to appear and
answer said petition or poiore the zeth day OF De
cember, A. d. 1850.
nov2;3l3 Plaintiffs Atty.
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a9l0thaat 0ailors.
ii. CARDOZO

NJ MERCHANT AILtR,
NO. l60 PROSPECT srREET,
HAS RECEIVED HIS FAE
Goods, consisting Of o variety of Nlvet- S
ana Cashmere Nestings; Black and FWcy Caa
naeres, Broadcl8ths, alid Overcuatings, Which be 4
make up in the latest and most approved ityles, I
al moderate rates. octs-3
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8oaraing.

BOARDING HOUSE-lLRS. 8.
ID 5. CIVILIANS has leased the Hilliard proT-
erty 6s St Clair street. The house has been Paint
ed, Papered and fitted up in excellent style, Eth0u
regard 70 expense II is one Of the most pleasant
convenient localities in this city.
married couple can be accommodated with .
unfurnished front parlOr and sleeping room. Dal
BOarders viii ind this desirable place.
Terms moderate, 70 suit the times. lUly3l-Ril
BOARDING H0USE---TH II +
HOUSE, No. "A Public Square, and BY the
Stone Ghurch,-One Of the pleasantest locations in
the city-has been thoroughly repalneds and is nov
open for BOarder5. Eamiles- wishing 20 furnish
their own rooms can be accommodated with larsE
and convenient rooms and bedrooms; and Single
BOarders and Day B0arders VIII ind good acCOmmo-
datiOns on reasonable terms. References given and
required IseD6- lS60.R20l S. w. BURRITL
u GA RDIN G.-FINE SUITS on
ID Rooms, furnished or unfinished, and board
can now be had at Dr. Beach's B0ardins House, Nd
Church. Oleveiand. sept-2g, ls6l.Rlu
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The oil fever has invaded every locality al
most and right on the heel of its elimination
comes the following well-timed report of an
other discovery;
y The Commercial Bulletin says it is rumored
that whalebone trees have been discovered
in the vicinity Of the celebrated oil springs
in Pennsylvania A chap has gone out there
to start an umbrella factory, and expects to
make spread while the excitement reigns.
THAxKsGIYISG-There is indication that
the 29th of November will be observed very
generally as the annual Thanksgiving Day.
1t has nlready been officially set apart in
New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,,
Maine Connecticut New Hampshire, Mich
igan, Chic, Indiana, and Iowa.
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TRENCH DYE HOUSE.
Cn0raglnas.

LNRA N ES---
FOR SHAKESPEARE AND BIS FRENDs
And VILLAGE BLACkShIrH.
Made good and cheap, at hAkGkAh-Si
f.bIO Zl3 SuperiOl street.
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OWEN A Wa IA I'm u
u THREE DOLLAR STEEL ENGlAflNtl
and y Three Dollar Magazine can Be hadlor On
Three Dollars, at dAlsHAAAI >
eblO Marbh Block
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TVARMS FOR SALE.-5 FARMS
i in Independence, from 10 % miles from ths
GiIy; mOm 50 to lI3 acres each, with horses cows
hay, grain, and farming utensils, On long credit.
LYMAN LITTLE.
Oct2GRIO No 8 Atwater Buildingl
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MIroHELL's NEW GEoaRApHIEs.

Al loetI2I LB. CORE & Co.,s.
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The speech of Gov. Chase, which was a
clear, calm and digniRed exposition Of the
principles of the Republican party, closed
with the following fraternal and emphatic
Iancnaee on the subject of the
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HOR SALE ON TIME-A FARN

4 IMPROVED REAL ESTATE -
FOR SALE CHEAP.-The undersigned e iii
OUers his property on Euclid street for sale -
cheap, and on favorable terms, will take stock
Bonds, Mortgages Produce, or Stock Of GoO4s also
fifteen other houses and lots. To those wishing Il
plrchase this is rare chance They must and
shall be sold For further particulars apply to s
IA. Styles, No. lo4 Euclid street.
Also, several houses 10 let. Apply as above.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fever and Ague,

rom which mankind suffer over large part Of
he globe, is the consequence of a diseased action
the system, induced by the poisonous miasm of
egetahe decay. This exhalation is evolved by
le action of solar heat on wet soil, and rises viii
&c Nvatery vapor from it. While The sun is below
&c horizon this vapor fingers near the earth's sr
&C. aud the virus is taken with it through G
ngs into the blood. There it acts as an irritatil
SOn on the internal viscera and excrcting orga'
the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails
ecrcte not only this virus, but also the bile FRO
lc blood. Both the VIRUS and the bile accumun
! the circulation, and produce violent const'
onal disorder The spleen. the kidneys, and t.
Omach sympathize with the liver, and becouI,
iisordered also. Finally. the instinct of our o.
.misn. as if in an attempt to eXpcl the noXious
Illusion. concentrates the whole blood of the body
the internal excretores to force them to cast ii
it, The blood leaves the surface and rushes tn
lie central organs with cungestive violence. This
;the CHrrI But in this effort it fails. Then tn
EVER follows, i'll which the blood leaves the cen
al orElus and rushes to the surface, as if
mother effort to expcl the irritating poison throug
hat other great eXcrctory the skin. In thi
!s0 il fails, and the system abaudonS the attemp'
ihausted, and waits for the recovery of strength
} repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
re the fits or paroxvsns Of FEVER AND AGuE
UGH constitutional disorder will of course under
nine the health ii it is not removed.
We have labored to find, and have found, al
lid t,tn
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YElIAfnles Snin.


NEIHEREAs X. II. Warden and bis wife Virginia
w O. warden, and J. j. Adams. by their Deed of
Trust, dated the 23d of October 1857 convened To
A. II. Hamilton in trust the following described Real
Estate, situated in Wapelio County Iowa TO wit: the
South est quarter Of section Twenty Five in Town
ship No. seventy one, North Of Range fourteen west
and also by their Deed Of Trust Of date OF July 12
1859, conveyed to said Hamilton In trust the following
described Real Estate situated in said County to Wit
The west fractional half Of the Southwest quarter and
the Northeast quarter Of the Southwest quarter OF
ton eighteen, in Township Seventy oue North OF
Thirteen west. The said conveyanCcs so made being
to secure the payment Of Two promisory In said
Deeds OF Trust specified, made by r. IL. Warden & Co
And Whereas, the said notes and interest are now
due and unpaid. That the time for which said notes
should be paid according to the terms thereof aad
ofsaid Deeds Of Trust has expired Therefore at the
request OF the holder Of said notes, A. H. Hamilton
the Trustee, will sell the Real Estate oforsaid accord
ing to the provisions of the deeds Of Trust aforesaid
NJ Public Auction, AT the Front door of the Court
House, in the City of ottumwa, in said county for.
Cash in hand TO the highest bidder therefor on Friday
April 18th, A. d., 1860 at the hour off O'Clock p
ofsaid day. TO satisfy the notes aforesaid and costs of
said Trust. A. II. HAMILTON Trustee
March, 10 lS60.-1-12-s-w
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PEORIA, AND I.O.
-kO GANsPoRT r. X. ~"
OPEN TO LCGANSPORT-

On and after Tuesday, Jan. IL trains will leave
burlington as follows, daily Sunday excepted:l
6;35 m, Logansport Express.
l:io m, Peoria Accommodation.
nections, as follows: ~ WA
Al I'll Paso with Illinois Central Railrosd for Boom
lhgton, Decatur, Pana, Sandoyal and Cairo
Az chenca with Chicago and St. Louis Railroad for
Alton to IT. Louis. ~
AT Gil man with Chicago Branchl Illinois Central
Railroad for Chicago and South o' Ss"''St
Az Reynolds with New Albany and Salem Railroad
Tor Lafayette, indianapolis and Cincinnati
Az bogansport with Toledo, Wabash and Western
Railroad for Toledo and all points East also with
CINCINNATI and Chicago Railroad for Cincinnati Day-
ton and Columbus. -
The l:45 u m Peoria Accommodation makea m.
same connections as above to Gilman
The above Is and very much shorter Yi.s
than any other 10 the above named points N
us thoroughly built, and well manned and rn, In
every way to merit the appreciation Of the tray cling
public. -
Cars will run directly through from B:rlinson 70
ioiedo without change, and arrye In advance Of any
and all other lines.
our yantages are, Shortest and Quickes; less
change OF cars no 0Innibussng as via Chicago con-
hecuons positive as IL is owned and confoled by the
same interest, while via Chicago 1t is thu reverse. In
snort, IL is every way the most desirable line,
GEO. WILLIAMS, Jr., Supt.
L.. IL, WALKLEY, Geni Ticket Ag't
General Agent, IS wAter-st., Burlington.
January II, 'G0-tf.
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PRINTING" "eatNTtMc. 4"
Es~ ~ - E &% IA EAH
snERtNooD's GRAIN BINDER

FESSFFS W ACHE h can be attached to any or
= binary Reaper, ard binds the grain in good or
der as fast cut saving grain enough to pay for the
wire used in binding 1t is $50 simple and perfect as
to commend itself at To every practical farmer
and no harvesteris complete without this Binder.
We submit the following testimony ofa vast amount
which nj Eht be given.
"scrplo y Y. Sep II, 1859.
"AllGn Sherwood-sir: hereby certify that | have
witnessed triaf OF your Binder and woud say that
men, and as well as can be done by the same
w. d. ATWATER."
"KlNGs FEGFY, Aug. 20, 1859.
"a Sherwood-Dear Sir: heve drawn and tbreshed
the wheat bound with yOnr Binder, and find it all
IiEht. We pitched the bundles four times over, and
ton In threshing the wire bands easily re-
moved, as the the scaliold took them all off
without gloves The wheat turned out % hushes per
acre. A. BROWN
"ONuSCo, near Auburn, Aug. II, 1859.
1--WE have seen Alien Sherwood's Grain Binder in
practical operation in wheat Its operation sim
pie, practical, easy Of operation aud very successful
and surpasseS our eNpectinn. aud recommend IL
to the attention OF farmers everywhere being Just
the machine needed for lahorsaying In the harry est
fields. (signed) +. w. sheldon, a. PAYNE. ID. ID.
Harris, J. Haywood, ID. ID. Denning, H. Hopkins, S.
II. Hinsdale. and others.
From J. NJ Sherwood and President of the " Y
State Agricultural Society.
II saw Allen Shcrwood's Grain hin der in operation
on l.. Porter farm, in OROsco the 18th day of Aug
1879 Its operation simple and successful in
binding. recommend it TO the attention Of every
farmer. J. NJ. SHERWOOD"
PRICE S31-HALF DOWN and HALF in months
s@~s Send orders early to Charles Foster, GenT
Agent, lac Clair, Scott county, Iowa.
VIM. Duane Wilson, Sec'y Az. College, Des Mones,
Iowa, Albert Allen, Washington, Iowa. 's..
Jan. 2G, lSGO-46-11,
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Ayers Ague Cure,

ghch neutralzes this maarious poison in the
h'oOd and stimulates the liver to expe it from thr
otly. AS it should, SO it does care this aillictn
disorder with perfect certainty And it does moro
or rather does what is gilmore service to those SIT,
act to this infection. If taken in season it cxpcl
.t from the system as is absorbed, and thus keen
those who it free from its attacks; keeps IT,
system Ill health although exposed to the disease.
Consequently ii not only cures, but protects fro,.
the great variety of affections which are induced
by this malignant influence, such as Remittent
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb. or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
esverS Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
Toothache. Earache, Catarrh, Asthma. palpita-
lions, Painful Affections of the Spleen. Mysteries
Collie, Paralysis, and Painful Affections of the
Stomach and Bowels, all of which, when arising
from this cause, will be found to assume more or
less the intermittent type. This " AGUR CURE -
removes the cause of these arrangements and cures
the disease.
This it accomplishes by stimulating the oxcre
tories to expel the virus from the system and
nose organs by degrees become habited to do this
heir office of their accord. Hence arises what
30 term QccliEaatGti0H. Time may accomplish the
ane end, but often life is not long enough, OF i
eacriicea in the attempt, while this AGUE CURE +"
ICES it at once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this is a surer as well as safer
remedy for the whole class of diseases which art
caused by the miasmatic infection, than any othc,
winch has been discovered; aud it has still anOtht
important advantage to the public, which is, tLs
it is cheap as well as good.
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Attention Farmers

"Ewiil, on and after October 18th. grind wheat
Tor the sth, or twelve and half cents per
oushei, alower toii than any other Mill in Wapeio
county, the usual toll being the 9th
Tive us call, and convince yourselves tina, the
farmers MIL Is the place get your grinsfns done
October ID, 1859 nsi-li.tf MILI,IRN : Sn
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FFvAKEN UP by Jehu Young at his Residence In
" keokuk Township Wapello County, Iowa one ps-
tray Horse, oftbe following description to-wt bay
Horse, blaze in the face left hind foot white up to
the pastern joint, some collar marks lame in both
four feet aud nearly blind in left eye supposed to be
nine years old last Spring, about Sixteen hands hgh
and valued at thirty dollars befole L. H. Rupe ESQ
Justice Ofthe Peace &c. Joseph itayne
January 10Th 1863, Coxpty Clerk
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SCDVEE.E.,S
SARSAP ARILLA
AND
STILLiNGlA,
BLOOD SyI'ER SYRUP.
SSDV WELLS

T. l., HILL .... -. -. 90 - 4
IL Is hightN recommend
81 ny ph9 Slciahs 20 cure
.le LViio" ~ diseases, nav
ing ther origin IN q ois
"' geIe "a. Sta' = oi 'Ie hioo9 !,
S'iv'uI"' iSl'eF "I 9ai
h,iI ~, nta iu - Eau Sa IN h
81, Ii''i a,,o'iS ailu hhiaf :
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Eerous u't'o[h ming . EVIL
,,eias' o. Al''lohy
Eire, " me me, ~ e'ilLEs' oE
Ttl'.aIe "foP,iohs' fihhpiei
on tiie Lace' hIgtcheS, rus
ttle' hHe d,ia' ,s.ini,>bys
PERSIA eve 'rsPtiihOaht
" ercure"i aus.ti"hs are
cufeu Nhtor"sls or op
stfuS''oils u, ~. Fe,'iaie', Leu
C"rrhsa or " hl1es' are re
,,e'eu ,oy 'he use ol thi:
VI gu'cihe.
ss NC heaiTai propertle'
~ 'oa'sai,a s.i 10 cGlJ"oc'
tlo, WIN Htil',hsia are
W. t a.. WI u t py az liie,,.c"
hlci W NC t!e pes com
P"uh" yen discovered "a
S,eaiiSe anu purify tht
t a 9 eTaulcate al
hurtt"rs lIohl lie ~ stem.
! We rave gwen tlie heei'
r. " ,il9aI lhl s.T'ails ~
- Z SVu,iVi "a' tieS niaN
Nll9M ~, n,i,'I t.iey are using
anu WIZ co'itIiue 20 felo
~ ~ man 70 t'iose "esiF'us
Vi y iIcwI!s 'he lhgfeulehtS
ehve'li,S ihto itS coihposi'
tlon' V!lat tiiey may pre-
sen nr, IL IN t'leir practce'
nls 'lci,alS . ~ S.ahd.
at tue heah OF the list ol
reiieuies iSr curing an nis'
eases aI,Hiiig iroIl iiiipuri'
ues ~ the plooa or aissas'
eu matter lurking IN the
system.
Ih"nsanas VINO nave
useu tiie otiiiingla ana sar'
saparllla WIN tsstliy TO It's
relhathanle eHect IN re-
inovlh MI Impurities from
laer plood, giving tone
aho Ngor 10 the whoie
.iu,'ia', iIatpe, ann restor-
ihR : tlealtily action TO all
'ii 81 iuhctlohs oi me pody.
ed In is favor from NAM,
members OF the Medical
Faculty would, We're we to
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05
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Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRUGS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS
OXS PAINTS, DTE-STUEFS,
DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, ETC.
ID IINGTON, low A.
a E4SS;-Deaier in Dental Instruments. Gold ant
IA Tin Foil, Perfumery, Window Glass, great var
iety OF Fancy Articles Sporting and Fishing Tackle.
~ Agent for smiths Machine Cards, and all pop
utar patent medicines. n29-'5e-tf