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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-02-09
To Charles Robinson

- Sr.-You are hershv
notified that the petition OF Nancy NJ. Hagey viii be
file in the Office of the CLERK OF the District Conrt
OF Wapello county, Iowa, by the first day OF March,
1850, claiming the foreclosure Of certain mortgage
made by you on the following described real estate
situate in Wapeo county Aforesaid, to wit: The south
west quarter ofthe south east quarter section TWEEN.
ty-seven, township No. 49, north range ~ west said
mortgage bearing date OF the Sth day OF January
1888, and claiming further judgment against ycu for
the sum OF one hundred and seventy-fve dollars ON a
note OF same date OF the mortgage aforesaid given bv
you to said Nancy NJ. Hagey for the sum of one hun
dred and forty-eght dollars and 60 cents and
twelve months after its date with ten per cent inter-
est from date; the said mortgage having been given
for the purpose fsecurng the payment of said note
adpettion stating that said mortgage and note are
now the property Of said Nancy NJ. Hagey that the
same are wholly unsatisfed, and that there is now
due thereon the said sum Of hundred and eyentv
five dollars. Now, unless you appear and answer 10
said petition on or before the morning of the second
day OF the next term OF said Court to be begun and
held on the 18th day Of March, 1862 Mt Ottumwa IN
said county, default will he taken against YOU and
decree and Judgement entered against ,u accordng
to prayer ofpetiteen. WILLIAMS HAMILTON.
Att'ys for Nancy NJ. Hagey
peilo County foregoing "daers no. sss' n.
published Ia the Weekly Ottumwa Courier once n
week for four Consecutive weeks CONNIE. cling with
the present week and that copy Of said notice and
Of Petition he forthwith deposited ihe post office nj
Otumwa, 10 said county. directed to Charles Robin
son, the pcfson to he served in said notice at his
place OF rstidence If known. JOSEPH H. FLINT
FEB. v, fsoo-4o-ll-iw Go. Judge Of w. Co.
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SUCCESS GROWING MERIT.-We are al
WAYS glad when real merit is crowned with
success. few years ago the proprietors
DR.. Halls Balsam modestIy announced that
they had valuable cough remedy for SALE
They did not resort to the reckless "liigh
pressure system" ofpufiing as did some 9TH
ers we could name, but in a straight forward,
common sense manner explained the nature
and effects of their Medicine, told what 1t
would do, and present the strongest and most
unimpeachable evidence of the good that it
had done. 1t is now the most popular rem
edy Of the age.
For sale by j. L. Taylor, Ottumwa.
Sao advertisement
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LEGAL. NOTICE.

To ALBERT c. MCDONALD
Sir: You are hereby notiie 1,
that original notice has been issued against you,
that before the list day of March, $780, petition
of Samuel b. Turner will be file in the office of the
Clerk of the District Court of Wapelo county, Iowa,
claiming of you the of light hundred and fifty dol
lars money due to him contract for sale of certain
land sold by him to you, lying in said county, for
whichyou executed your promissory notes, dated May
9th, 1851, and unless you should appear and answer
said petition before the morning of the 10Th day
of March next the prayer of said petition would be
granted The said notice having been returned by the
Sheriff not found publication Of this notice is RIDER
ed by the Clerk Of said Court.
HENDERSH0TT& BURTON,
Feb. 9th, 1S60-4Sll.4w Atty'ys for Petitioner.
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Legal NOTICE.

10 albert Z. McDONALD,
SIR: You are hereby
notified that original notice has been issued ins
you that or before the LIST day of March next pc
titcn Of John Ute will be file In the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of Wapello county, Iowa,
claiming of you the sum OF eight hundred dollars,
money due TO him contract for sale OF certain
lands sold by him to you lying in said county, for
which you executed your proissory notes August 1th
1857, unless you should appear and answer said
petition before the morning of the Goth day Of
March, 1860, the prayer of said petition would se
granted The said notice having been returned by
the Sheriff 'Rot foHnd' publication OF this notice Is
orlersd by the Clerk of said Court.
HENDERSlI0TT & BURTON,
Feb. 9, 1sG).-4Sll-4w Att'ys for Petitioner.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

W. hAUDER,
SIR: You are hereby no.
tilted that on the 10Th day OF January $780, there
placed in the hands Of the Sheriff OF Wapello county
Iowa, notice of George d. Temple notify you that
there then file in the Office of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of said county petition Of said Tenn
pie praying said Court to quiet the title In him to the
southeast quarter of section 5, T. Is, r. ~ W., which
said petition AYERS that by fraud you procured Land
Warrant No. TAOS TO be located on said land that SUI,
sequent your fraudulent location he purchased at
the proper land once OF the u the said land and
answer said petition on before the morning Of the
goth day of March next, said petition will be taken "A
confessed and decree be rendered thereon and that
said notice the sh day Of February, 1860 re-
turned by the Sheriff Of said county 'not found and
thereupon publication OF this notice directed to be
made according to law.
HENDERRsHOTT BURTON,
Feb. Q, 1S60-4S1l4w Au'ys for Petitioner.
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BURLrNeroS-7.-Sugar s1@9a; Coffee
13@l4 Mo!asses 4s@55. Wheat, winter,
9o@1oO Spring, 7o@sO; Flour, winter,
6oo@6,5O; Spring 5Oo@5,5o; Corn in ear,
2s@oo shelled 3o@31 Apples 75@125
bush. -Hawk Eye.
CHIcAGo--7.-Flour 3,75@4,95; Wheat
97@1 "a; corn active and advanced ac. Sold
42D46; oats 34@35.
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The Democrats of this county held their
County Convention for choice of Delegates
O their State Convention on Saturday last.
The Delegates are j. H. d. Street, &. Frank
lin, E. d. Black, A. Poston, James and 81
las Doggett, VIM. Mccormick, Michael
WEIGH and others, names not known. The
delegation were instructed to go for Doug
10
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Rev. Mr.. SPURGEoN.-Thisc celebrated di
vine, as we have before stated, is about going
or has gone to Paris, to preach in the Ame.i-
can chapel. This he will do on week days,
since he does not deem it best to be absent
from his London congregation on the Sab
bath.
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AFTERNOON.

The officers OF the House allowed the FrankiAg
privilege by resolution by Mr.. Baker.
After considerable time iitsparring the subject,
a copy of Sup. Court Reports given to each mem
Der by resolutonof Mr.Jennings.
Mr.. Williamson of Louisa, offered an amendmen t
that the should be distributed among pc. pie.
Accepted. =
The resolution was adopted.
The question before the House at the adjournment
being the accomplishment OF the bill relating de-
linquent taxes, the House again went i'm TO discus
sion for the remsnder ofthe day. (Tuesday.)
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A Grand Ring Hunt came Oft in Wayne
Co., on the 2sth january, which was particl-
pated in by some 100 horse-men. and resulted
in taking / Deer and Prairie Wolves.
The Democrat of that Co., represents
the day as very fine, and the sport first rate.
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The ha1per's Ferry conspirators were put
on trial ar crowd assembled on the 3d.
Tie Grand Jury found bill against Stephens
and Hazlett They will be defended by Mr..
Sennott. No fear is entertained of attempt
I'd rescue. The military force will not be
largely increased.
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The Harpcrs Ferry Trials are progress
ing a jury had not been obtained Oh the
9th.
There was another arrival from Europe
on the 9TH. News somewhat exciting war
between-Sardinia and Naples deemed prooa-
BILE. Riots reported in the States OF the
Church. The Pope requests removal OF the
French troops, relying for protection upon
Austria and Bavaria Some skirmishing b :
ween Spaniards and lNoroceoans, but no
decisive fighting.
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We have before us the .jefers'"'@"
Blade, new Republican Paper, just started
at Abba, Monroe County, by James Notisln-
ger, ESQ. A good sized sheet, beautiful
Typography, and well written editorials, are
among the features of the number (the lst)
before is. We extend our ~.
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Gov. CHASE RE-ELECTED. Gov. Chase
was re collected u. s. Senator from Ohio by
the Legislature, on the I'd inst. The vote
stood, Chase IS, Pugh "a, Corwin, 5. That
was a good days work .
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NEWARK, NJ Feb. IL he election of Mr..
Pennington was received here to day with
General satisfaction The eyering the Mer-
curry Office is illuminated, bonfires are blazing
in the streets and 11S guns are being fired
9'he Governors political friends are passing
complime nts freely. Mr.. Pennington is a
popular man ut home.
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We present this week, extended reports
of Legislative proceedings, which will enable
our readers to form their own opinions ~
relation to the progress making at Des Aomes'
We also desire to make acknowledgement to
the State for taking one copy of our paper
during the session.
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A fire in Vandalia, Jasper Co, says the
Pella Gazette, consumed three buildings
and goods of j. @. Deakin, valued at $4,000,
The occurrence was on the Dist ult.
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Mr.. Anderson, introduced a bill TO pro-
vide for the printing and circulation OF the
reports of the State Agricultural Society.
Mr. Angle offered an amendment.
Referred to Com. on Ways anl Means.
Mr.. Pusey, on leave, INTRODUCED, bill
making appropriations to 7 b johnson, for
service in selecting Swamp Lands. Com. on
Claims. ~
Mr. Powers introduceda bill for the pro-
lection of fish. Select Com.
Mr. Bailey offered the following:
Resolved, That the com. on Fed. Relations
be instructed to enquire into the expiodncy
of passing law for arrest and punishment
of parties who may be found organizing
within the limits of this State, for the pur-
pose of invading the States or Territories
of this Union, for objects of pilage or any
other unlawful purpose, and report by bill
or otherwise
Dir. Drummond moved to amend as iol-
lows: Also, enquire into the expediency OF
protecting persons travelling on the Missouri
river, and for the opening of that and other
highways, if occasion should require.
Mr.. Davis of Clinton, moved to strike out
all after the Missouri river, and insert in the
States of the Union.
Adjourned.
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Forncy, of Pa. has been elected Clerk, and
Hoffman, of Maryland, Sergent at Arms OF
he Housa of Representatives.
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The tc tai decrease in the hog crop this
wear, nc. ,al and estimated, at ao2 points, is
J69,252
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afTEkNoon, JAM oltt, lcog-
Prayer by Rev. MFR. Drake.
Mr. Claggett opposed the motion to add Williamson
and Jennings to the conn., Des Moines River I'm
provement.
Mr.. Williamson said he did not desire to go on the
committee.
After considerable discussion the motion was car
ried.
Mr.. Baker moved that Messrs. Bennett, Kellogg and
Robb be added to the com. on investigation of the
State Printing.
Mr. Claggett said he would object to this proceed
ing. Where is this to end?
1t is most supplementary mode of proceeding.
Motion lost. 49,
Mr. Kellogg moved reconsideration of the vote by
which two added to the com. on Des Moines Riv-
err Improvement.
Laid on the table on motion Of Mr. Curtis.
Mr.. Paulk moved that two be added to the CON- on
interpretations.
Carried.
Motion for Clerk to the com. Printing by Mr..
Goodrell, laid the table motion of Mr. KEEL
ogg.
The balance Of the forenoon devo to the dis
cussion of interest on. dsnquent taxes.
Adjourned.
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The election of Pennington to the Speaker
shin was greeted with enth lSiaStic demon
STATIONS at Washington and throughout the
country. SGuns were fired on the reception
nc rho news ot numerous points. The event
nos celebrated here on Thursday night by
bonfires and firing.s1l7 guns.
Mr.. Sherman will be chairman of the Com
mittee on Ways and Means, and leader OF
tho House Grow will be placed atthc head
nc the committee on Territories.
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TuNO RENT-Two Store Rooms on Front Street.
Ottumwa. Inquire Of 7. DEyIN.
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tits ms of pne first Importance to
have thSrSn III oE ,nization of the Re
publican Party tsrthwith. To wait until the
National Conyention has announced the
candidates will ..bessa serious, and possibly a
fatal mistake Clubs should be formed III
every county without delay. We hear with
pleasure, that this has already been done III
several Townships in this county. Let
others speedily follow the good example,
We viii publish the proceedings OF Ci"oS
when formed, il furnished us for that purpos'.
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Abir to provide for the payment ofMaior Williams
and Others for services and supplies in the frontier
diffculties-in Dickinson II appropriates $4,000
for the purpose.
Mr. Rees spoke in favor of the bill. 1t was but JUS
tice to those who had expended their time and means
in defence the sparsey settled parts of our state,
and to whom protection was necessary to preserve
their lives and property. lie knew of no more just
claim before the Legislature.
Mr. Rosenkrans spoke also in favor orthe bin. He
knew that these men underwe IT hardships that few
could servve They went at the call of duty to de-
fend he lives oftheir fellows and he hoped the bill
would pass.
Mr. Peet expected his Democratic friends TO vote
for the BILL and hoped the Republicans would he be-
lieved the expedition did harm to the colored
race.
Mr. Jennings said he expected 10 vote for The bin as
an American citizen. 1t above party politics,
and had nothing to do with IL.
MrTayIor saw no connection OF this bill with pol
tiles lie was sorry that anything of the kind had
been preached.
The bill should be passed regardless ofparties.
Bill passed-yeas sD, nays none.
An Act to annex certa unorganized counties TO
certain organized countless for Election Re and
Judicial purposes.
Laid on thestabls. -
A bill promising 10 amend section 10 of the 9th
tice ofthe Constitution. Providing that the Legisa
ure may fix the number of Judicial Districts of the
State.
Passed--yeas &C. nays 80.
bin to repeal section 2, chapter ~ of the Laws OF
the 18th Gen. Assembly.
The bilTsprovides publication of sales on execution
need not be made except upon the order of the de
PENDANT.
Laid on the table.
A bill to legaze the acts of George S. c. Dow as No
tary Public.
Bill passed-yeas 63, nays II.
The committee on interpretations, bv leave, re
ported bin to amend section IL, of chapter 15I
Laws of It'll Gen. Assembly.
| Mr.. Claggett spoke against the bill.
Mr.. Merrill asked the passage of the bill. The OBJ
jectons urged heretofore had cen obviated and th
bill was one that his constituents much desired.
Mr.. Edwards willing to vote for the law. 1t wa
| urged by the member from McGregor. He saw M
valid objection, and hoped the same would pass
Messrs. Baker and Hall spoke in favor of the pass
age of the bin it desired by the members from
Clayton, and there was real objection to it,
Mr. Peet hoped gentlemen would accommodate hi:
constituents.
Mr. Ciaggett said he would convince the House o
the correctness ofthe objection. The bill would gv
too much authority to corporate officers. 1t woul,
make unstable the limits and acts ofthe city and il
officers 1t would give cities the right to bring in ad
Joining territory and tax 1t city property though
were but farming land.
After further debate the bill was passed-yea
| 81, nays H.
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apncrAr NOTICES.

ma ARTIFICIAL Teeth. 1.-The Cleeplnstlc
and Vnloanite Prccess.e. ", JONES. pEr,
r,sI hayns me and sh s not sas nceVe mode Sl
s"iate superiority over all other methods,
csn with confidence commend II TO those desiring
a. msy be dissatisfied with those they are now
using. The perfect adaptation Of the plate 20 the
him to insert one or more teeth scttAoat clasps
THIS method having been adopted BY those stand
ma highest in the profession, North and spntn,
90 those wishing to see them Sets Of Teeth, on
gold or any other plate will Of course be made loI
tracing, and ali other operations gently and t9
ROUGHLY performed. Teeth extracted BY ELSS
TRICKY scitAoef rasa -. ,,x~;n.hi.p
omce Oh f'A"'n no3l-ly
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~ Persons afflicted with Fever and Ague
should not spare either time, trouble or expense TO
procure DR.. HOSTETTEk'S CELEBRATED
BiTTkRS, W hose beneheent effects upon the hui
man system has been clearly proved to those who
have been stricken down in a short space OF time
by this dreadful curse, whose cheeks are wan and
meagre, and whose nights are seepless and rest
less. and whose eyes are dim and sunken, wlth
death staring them in the face. this compound
must prove blessing, snatching them as II were
from the very mouth of the srave. None can
know Its true value until they have tested 1t
When all others have fai led. these Bitters have re-
stored the sufferers to pristine health Their pop
ularity in all the Western and Southern parts
should introduce then 20 all families.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally every
wbere au lin
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Ma Look TO home for all Your wants, if you
with To see Virginia independent and prosperous,
If you are dyspeptic or suffer with constipation
or INDIGESTION. don't gorge yourself with Yankee
ncstrums, recommended by flaming certificates OF
men of straw but procure BAKERS PREMIUM
BITTERS. Read the certificates of frle nds and
neighbors, then take them directed and become
reuvanated and entirely healed.
Price so cents per bottle.
TO be had of all the principal Druggists IN the
city of Richmond and elsewhere IL Virginia and
North Carolina iy 2s-ts
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over the Mountain.

Like drearv prison walls
The stern grey mountains rise,
Until their topmoat orass
Toach the far gloomy skics
Ore steep and narrow psth
Winds up the mountain CREST
And from our valley leaas
Out to the golden West
Idvell here in content,
ThapIfal for tranquil DAYS
And vet, my eyes grow aiia'
AS stall gaze and gaze
tJnon that mountain pass.
THAT lesds-or 30 Il seems
To some far happy land,
Known IN world OF dreams.
And AZ watch that path
over the distant hill,
A foolish longing comes
NV heart and soul TO Mi
A painfat. strange desire
To break some wearv bond;
A vague anattered wish
For what might he beyond!
In tina, far world unknown.
Over that distant hlii.
Nav dwell the loved and lost'
I,ost-,et beloved stiii
have a>earnirS hope,r
nalf longing. and ball PAIN
That by that mountain P"s'
They may return again
SPACE may keep friends is spsalr''
Daath has mighty thfah'
rrhere is another gui
Harder to cross than alt
- vatch,nx that far road.
heat heats full and fast -
Fbev should come once more,
- II they should come at last
sss. down the mountain side
The silver vapors creep;
They hide the rock cliffs,
They hide the craggy steep,
They hide that marrow, path
That comes across the hlil,-
Oh, foolish longing cease,
Oh. beating Heart, be still.
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Jonah wrote to his father when the whale
hrst swallowed him, stating that he thought
he had found good opening for young man
going into the oil business hut afterwards
wrote for money 70 bring him home, stating
mat he had been sucked IN.
The Count D'Artois, on being asked by
stephen kembie to repeat his visit to the Edin-
nurgn theatre, 10 see him play Falstaf, with
WIG, Whieh ne had been SO highly pleased, replied
ia, was mosh pleasa; / laugh mosh vas,
~ was good fan; but one soche fun ii is en- 5ff!''
"Oh! Mr.. HILL" said one of the Rev. Rowland
HIPS hearers, ''how Is IL that you saw such Z.
oI.the way things in your sermons p, All,
taid the eccentric divine because YOU are a ucb
out-of- the-way sinners
The latest Irish bull we read Of is the case of
ah Irish gentleman, who in order TO raise the
WIND whereby TO relieve himself from pecuni.
aly embellishments, got his life ins u red for a
iafge amount and then drowned himself
. ihEE OF KSowLRDGK."-Obadia thinks
me ne Tree Of knowledge" was the birch tree.
,nsn Wigs OF which have done more to make a
.na, ny aainted with arithmetic. than ali the
',, Vi the vegetable kingdom combined.
GOOD morning, MT. orumm phs, - ,ha
was sick yesterday, and didn't 20 owe my wnie
no news" s'out no news,
Whoever IL lucky enough to hav. -.
given MIN Ii justified, surely, in de.irinu nous, ,e
'i'Ys Ia the present." "s "
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ma The Great Virginia Remedy, and no
HUMBUs.-PETERS' 1NFALLIBLE REMEDY
For IIONNORRHKE AND ALI. SECRET Dis

FOR GONNORRHRE AND ALL SECRET DIS
ing no MercuTial Baisamc properties, exceis
erythins heretofore offered the puplic, in its Gu
ratIve, restorative and renovating powers; and
the medical world are astonished when told that
the above remedy Wi cure the above diseases, and
tons of the facts. But the proprietor, who has
knewn Of the remedy for twenty odd years, has
restored to perfect health, and all other cases Of
shorter duration to be restored, without single
exception, aEd therefore challenges any case OF
vided the directions are carried out with prudence
on the part of the patient; and any purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in his
or her case. he guarantees a perfect cure; and in
case OF failure, will furnish additional medicine,
agents; and cure will lie effected without incon-
venience to the patient.
Sold by APPERSON r. DUPUY, No POI Broad
street, and o. A. STRECKER, M ain street, Drug
gists, agents for the city of Richmond.
mn 26-G6nr
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"A All medicine. .heald be Prepared by

A hEGeLhR PHYsIGtAN.,v s,r c,,.hs
DR. ROSES GSUGbh t s sn tb os o 6oa ms Of
S,as.ss Discrimination, Price 50 eta and 81.
Dss s. HOSES BUCHU COMPOUND. for all
ra,,ss Is a positive cure. Price 50 cts.
DR. j. S. ROSES PAIN .CURER, for Rheuma-
tism, Cholc, Cramps, Pains in the Stomach or
bowels, PANS in the Back or Limbs. Price, IL, Is
and 50 cts.
DIR, J. s, NOSES Alternative SYRUP, or
BLOOD PURIFIER, for the cure OF Scroiula, old
fTuptions. Chrome Diseases, Ulcers, Sores, Swell
ed Neck, Biles, and all diseases arising from an
impure state III the blood Price 81.
Sold by Druggists, and by
WARNER l.. WEARING.
ia 2l-ly M Broad ST., Agent for Richmond.
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IA Church Hill Alum Water, Richmond,
VA.-Ths Water has been found highly beneficial
in the cure of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Chron
10 Bronchitis, Chronic DiarrhGa. Chronic Dyson
terry. Menorrh9gia: Leucorrh9a, ProIapsus UterI,
Passive Dropsies, Nervous Diseases. ETuptiye AT
feetions, Ulcers and Scrofulous Diseases: The
above valuable Water can always be had FRESH
Meade & Baker, JOSEF phi Laidley, and at my resi-
denoe. lily l2-lml ELIZA l.. VAN LEW.