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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-08
COMM Il kCIAL.
COURIER OFFIC

COURIER OFFICE, Mar. Z.
The roads are becoming quite good, and teams are
coming in in increased numbers. Trade is improving,
and Spring 8 ocks arriving,
Fourteen car loads Of Fat cattle shipped the
b. & NJ r. Railroad for the New York Market ria
Chicago, yesterday. 1t is expected that cattle will
be received here for shipment in large quantities for
several weeks.
The 'tater holes" having all thawed OUT vegetables
are in good supply Butter, strong; eggs, falling
is coming forward rapihly nriceA flnctuai,slp
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-08
Chicago Election.

Our municipal election to-day passed off
without disturbance. of consequence. The
votepoled was very large, probably reaching
$4,000. Returns received thus far indicate
the election of the entire Republican tick ct
by from 400, to 600.
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OcEoLA CoURIER.--C. r. johnson, has
been associated with L. r. Oldham in the
editorial management of this spicy paper of
which Messrs. Pike & Oldham are Publish
crs and Proprictors.
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WIN. NJ. Chase, Secretary.

Some fourteen laborcrs were killed on the
lst,, by the falling down of the walls of the
oil st. Xavier Catholic Church in Cincinnati
which was being torn down to erect a new
church. The foundation was loosened by
the rain on the previous day.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-08

LINCOLN & BATEs.-Sketches Of the lives
prominently spoken of as candidates for
high station, will be found on the first page
of this issue.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-08

One of the latest interpretations of the
character of Hamlet is that he was gambler
for he says, SLOW absolute the knaye Is; we
must speak by the card"
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Republican National COnvcn.
ton.
TINE FOR HOLDING 1T CH1VGED.
At CHICAGO, MAY 10TH.

ALBENY, FEB. 2s.-The question of thu
propriety of changing the time of holding tho
Republican National Convention having
been submitted to the members of the Re.
publican National Committee, and their views
being communicated by letter, it is deter.
mined in accordance with the wishes of q
majority thereof that the said convention be
held on Wednesday, the 10th day of May
next. Signed,
EDWIN ID. MORGAN, Chairman.
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81 have turned this profound TRUTH" says
Alderman johnson, from eating turtle, that
it shows most depraved taste to mock any
thing for its greenness."
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-08

Hon. Abraham Lincoln delivered master
ly speeches at Cooper's Institute, New York,
on Monday week, and at Providence, r. l.,
the following day.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-08

BRANCH BANK AT McGREGoR- The Bank
Commissioners of Iowa, have located a
Branch of the State Bank of Iowa at Nc
(.reoor
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-08

Four.hundred thousand dollars is the
amount that the Legislature of Texas has
appropriated for the defense of the frontier
Of that state.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-08

i, Part of the Main delegates to Charleston
claimed for Douglas, turn out to be against
him,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-08

MARRIED-0n the 3lst inst, by Elder A. Harlan, at
the residence of James McClung, in Dahlonega Town.
ship, Mr.. W. H. KITTERMAN and Miss r. r. McCLuNG.
DsED--In Dahlonega Township, March 9th, after
protraced illness, SAMANTHA, wife OF j. n. TMoap-
son, aged 81 years, s months and days
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-03-08

This, Mr.. Editor, aoas Democral nIrine
ten years ago, and is Repuh| ~ dQGl -
now. Compare it with the llowipg dSllil
ton of what Democracy now, and the
tell me whether the Demo- htic party is MOI
"pro-savery party"
The New York Day Boo lla De4,
ocratic journal, deriving = 1ppo ON The
Custom House, says:
"Shall the Democra party fear ID is
sue, to oppose the extc ion Of ~ cry p
No. indeed, a thousand ii -, 9uIIln times,
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any, A. d. 1919, by the Democratic State
Convention of Indiana, torwit;
"Resolced, That the institution of slavery
ought not to be introduced into any Terrific.
ry where it does not now exist
Resotred, That inasmuch as New Mexico
and California are in fact and in law free
Territories, ii is the duty of Congress to pre-
vent the introduction of slavery within theil
limits"
In 1919, the Legislature of New Hamp
shire, being overwhelmingly Democratic
passed the following resolutions:
"Resolod, BY the Senate and House Of
Representatives in General Convention con.
vened, that, opposed to every form of op.
preston, the people of New Hampshire have
ever viewed with deep regret the existence OF
slavery in this Union; that while they have
steadfastly supported all sections in Their
Constitutional rights, they have not only la
mented its existence as a great social evil
but regarded it as fraught with danger to tho
peace and welfare of the nation.
Res0toed, That while we respect the rights
Of the slavcholdlng as we'll as the free por
tons of this Union--while we will not will
ingly consent that wrong be done to any
member of the glorious confederacy to which
we belong, we are firmly and unalterably
opposed to the extension of slavery over any
portion of American soil now free"
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROW MS H0rEL.-T T. Radidge, w r
Reese, Md; w Old, Va; Da Harms. CsA; JF
Vegas, La; Lawrens Va; Capt 81 Witbers
and fam; USA; II Gsusline, Ny; w Moore Mas.
A Mcbride, Pa; Hunt, Miss; j w Green. Md;
Tempman and ly, La; ID Beroese, Mrs w
IL Price, NY; Gains. M A Gains and w. Mo; /
BLACKWELL, Pa; w Smith, Law, Pa; 3 Snow
den and ly, MISS ID Atkins and ly, o; = WYNN,
Mcdonald, Mo; @ Chew and niece, II Freeman
Va; ID MAXWELL, NY; q C Clifford and ly. Rev AZ
Lance aBd ", T y hickman and Iy, Sc: Mrs
iiehart, Mrs Williams, Md; Dunham, NY; |,
Blake and fam, Va; q 8 Case Ind; J A Moore
Tenn; de Garmindin Md; F. Brown. Va,
w w Handlin, NO; Davis, A Allison Nc: a
Judson and ly, e w Dickson, NY; A MCINTYRE.
sc; ID w adley and fam. Pa; A Jackson and lv
Tenn; Colyer and ly, NY; Hussey, Eng.
NATIONAL HOTEL w Norcrop.
Breed, Mass; T. Brashear, Md; N Davidson. n
I; Judge Sinclair, Va: w Gerrish Mt: III Snv-
der, Schall, DC; w Walker, f. CrsswelI =
Lowell, ID Lowell, @ Sands, Regney, ]
Howard Fisk, w Jewett NY; 3 Barrett Md.
Nd; w r Beman, Va; Ferguson and fam r r
Ferguson, sc; Spencer, Cam T Korigh, NF: j
Wnoered, Cal; Mrs Price. Md; A J Drake Fla
a Nandernowt, sc; Dowell Va; O CORVALLIS
Roland NY; G Hareourt, A Empey and lady
Ian " Gaines, XVI Com de Figanefi PM; A h
hanson, Ma III Sanpscn, A SAMPSON + Van
derpooi and ly, N.Y. 9 Ohilds, J wonderly. Md:
: Ia Roche, sc; Gilmore, Pa; C Bogden. NC:
= 1c SiAo Eiofd, Pa; Ely, =; Humphreys & w.
Ny. ' anu 'a'niiy' Ala; J c Lowell,
klRkWOOD HOUSE Russell. Pa. w
Gall, easy, Dc, Gen w n Browne Va. a D
franklin, Pa; T. Buxton, NY; G. Chontean. No
scott, Pa; w Richstein,'G RichsteIn W5.
Myers. Pendleton, Va; Capt Fance. Rs.
p Dandridge, Va. no
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RRNnVATnR
REN0VAT0R

lis precisely Whist ITS sme Indicates, for, vAAs
in,iGoIstlng and strsng 10 The VITA povers
ena - the sane time revvihes IsInstates, aud re-
NJ rssfeye, a.a rsadsrs AZ ss,,s,z ,s,.,,ahs
s 20 s1 os,.s 10 s ne only prsp.sspa
sy o1mSinsd as TO Be- the 20 %Sss ssr .s
and At the sSns s,ms 20 s.Ifept sssp.sd 90
ana hsnce vii sooshs fks srssiss, ,sonse ss snJ
tone up me disestys ofsan. and thus ala, al nsT
NM ~ ~ ~ tss ,, peasot exhlan
.shorossh tonic cast, without pfodaeius, any IN.
esen fet 70 be desld-ratum IN the medical world,
,of u needs no msdlcA skill 20 see that debility
2fn.as s6s most isi. .S n ior lamps. =. n:
Sess Ssf1%s I Ri.sPi ~,
NsIs ga faYitstion q the heart. Melanehei,,
sent Msn.trua,ioa. ssd FsigSs Of The Won't nh
healthy tonic cpfda eaS o Ss1, R.sor. asp::
ssre % cure a the sun !. 70 rec aud sst Ts-re "a
rets, the liver becomes torpio, OF worse dlsssssd,
We are troubled With sSs sr ,sSsses .SS
urine. or Involnntary discharge OF the same, pain
oeedinsy liable 10 slight colds. eSusSs' and 4 an
cheoked. soon smaciatrou follos a. and the parent
not ALLOW as % enumerate the MAJ, lis % which ne
are liable m . weakened condition OF the =, stem.
remedy for loss Of App. tue. BilIc9sasss. fIstS-
tence veal ana tiet stomach. LshfoeG, lvsr
Comps liant, Chills and Fever or any Il lou |. sttsoI
Costveness, Acidity ofthe IT mach, NerN ousnsss
NeuraiFis, feipitston or the Heart, DepressIon
ofSpirts. Sores. Puppies on the Face, or any dis
ease arising from Impure bloOJ. such IA SoTofulA
Eryupesst Bro0chitis. CO h. On oulty Of Breath
ink, end al that class o. diseases Ca Cd female
NeAtness. and ennmeI a.ed above. We vi also
say the trayessr exposed 20 epIdsmics, ohaCse of
climate and water, Will lind t q pic asant ssfe nd
sure re"edy, and no Ons should ever travel With
out; keed-r. try 10, for assure you you Will
IND IN u friend INDEED well as tfi-nd an need
All persons OF sedettsry habits - al hna az pc
rec, preventive 0i, "a well as cure for those sal
msnts which they are particularly exposed Hence
lnsteIs, siudente, attorneys literary gentlemen,
door exe:ol>s, VIII hud n to their advantage TO
keep tott g constautly on hAr a: and above al
mothers or those iecomlnx such, NIll go tn ough
that most eneerous period only with al their
Aocus omed 9Th but safe and free fiom the
thousand lments 80 prevalent among the female
portion vi the world. in short IL Indeed mother .
cordial. Try ~ old and yornr; no 10. ger ran the
risk OF delay t viii relieve Ard prove itpelf
phstically Rsaoafics CORDIAL asd Blood Resora
tor.
%. J. WOOD, .propris tor, 444 Broad gay, New
York, and ia Market Street, 81. Louis, No. and
sold by al good Druggists. Price One Dolla; per
PROP. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RiEsEHoVAroR.
an 20-eoly. aiv
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EAGLE IRON WORKS, -
IL GoSsEs ONO Av. AND THRrRKsrH ST.

The undersI gned have been appointed sois agep,x
IN this city for the manufacture and sale of tha
Englnss and are prepared to supply all orders with
Pump ness ana disPatch. These engines have
been satisfactorily introduced and are now nracti
SSaly sT4Polgsd in bakeries BY for
fan blowers to ventilate buildings; for pumping: f1
domestic purposes; elevatlng grain glass cutting;
ginning cotton; grinding quartz; grinding paints.
grinding sugar cane on Plantations in Cuba: for
holsting; Tor knitting machines; b. manufacturer
oil pia ed ware, OF printers material of silver
Of q. sneultural implements; Of matches; Of hoped
skrts; ior pumping ~ railroad stations and board
printing daily newssaperE for various plantation
hair Tor polishing COMBS; for shoemakers uses: fnr
sand sitting; turning; tobaooo cutting and pulysr-
zng; In tanneries and wirs max ing lisfments:
tor soda water manufactuIe; for bone crusbins::
matt mashing; towing; grinding cutlery, &c They
ara lnexposlve; economical; easily mana ged. thai
Tsani1ie no engineers; use no water and consume
very little fuel Any person DESTROYS of using these
EngInes, can by application to the undersigned he
shown large number Of testimonials from pc sons~
who have them In daily use, pressing their eutlrg
sa1lsiactlon In their operation and use
fices OF the Engines IS tabiished by the Pat
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sHARkING ExTRAoRDINARY.-The sloop EN-
ma" formerly the Splendid" has returned from
a cruise around French Friyate Sboal where she
hsd been 70 obtain shark s fms and sea OIL During
her cruise she has taken about 500 sharks some Of
nonstrous SIZE, with jaws l.rge enough to swallow
an OK whole Several encoun' ers were had with
their savage shark-ships, during one Of which a
shark bit piece out ofthe sloops side larger than
q mans head, On another occasion, two sharks
which had been caught actually lowed the sloop
several miles TO leeward, though she had both of
her anchors down at the time These fms which
the sloop has been In search Of are eaten by the
Chlnese, with whom they are considered choice
deltcacy .--Hoaognla paper
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The PRINCK's FLKBr-About ten O'Clock yes
terday morning a signal gun announced that the
vessels composing the ROYAL squadron Were pre-
pairing to leave our port. The weather was exceed
ingly fine, and the departure was witnessed by
thousands Of persons. Durham Terrace was
thronged with numbers of the fair sex, and the
enthusiastic manner In which hundreds Of them
waved their handkerchiefs, as the vessels steamed
maJestcally out Of the harbOr, bore testimony to
the esteem In which the gallant naval officers
We're held, while the cordial response of the latter
showed tina, they fully appreciated tine high
opinion which has been formed Of them. The
Hero fired salute, the bands playing as the ships
got under weigh At eleven they Were out Of
sight. They proceed direct to Portland, to meet
his Royal Highness at that port.-QRsbse Chroa-
sal, September ..
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II X f, FIRE.

X N Ls + I IL y. = - : ! = !
Il POTOMAC WATER
] am still engayed in the PLUMBING and GAS
FITTING BUSINESS at my old stand In Phllhar-
monio Hall. The advantage of having q plentiful
supply of water WAS readily observed at the FIRE Of
yesterday as ! am well satisfed should have been
burned out but for the bouhtifnl supply upor my
premises and that of my nelg hbOrs
All orders for the introduction of Water and Gas
will be promptly attended to. Terms as reasons
BILE - any plumber in the city.
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MEDICINES.

LOCK hOsPIYAL,
dsi Dt'eesgss fss sso,f Csrfa,s, Speedy, sad ~,
Efsefsal Remedy ~ fAs World,
FOX ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELY.
4 CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE
IN fkOM ONE 10 TW0 DAYS.
ve.a,.s. q u. s.sh ssn.t.rs. Ass.us.. Nh. U4.sr
p.ss,' p,,.,s ssa-Is.: i.S..asy s...,
s".a .fis.... P.ipa.;.S re: :. s c:
... ssa q =: I."s: ssS N: 81 :: @
iss.s fsrrsis Dsssdsrs .rsins fsn ssli.ry l.S.,s q
d" Marriage npsssiss. destroy Ss,s Isdy ..a Mad
,r ovna hEn
that dreadful and dsssevs habit Which snnssIy svssps
IN sa.msly hssssods Of Ys.ns Mss asss "a.
.i.siss Senate. vi. q :.s..s::
s.lsd |" sssay De living Sss, nay ssl WA Nil ss.s
80: Beng rsya..i ...s:: :ss:s: sss;
dsfssmtiss, Be-, sPssdly cured.
s..y s.saa. sssss .. ssa.sa.. ..a s..si.s,1 IS,
spsa his stll a. paysieiaa.
len hand sid; g.ng f.n saln,fs srss sy s.s,. f,ss
u. :srn.I Pa. net % ssssrys sad as.sss. ksusr
Dr. yonHsfos,
nsnssn sfs ksysl Cssgs efssrsssas Lssdss sssdssts
.ad srs. P.rt yhss. lie sss been sp.st II ne -.
Psss Of Lsndsu Pars. sPhs sssvssrs sas e.
When :.,::P r.. a:,,;.:a:.: Beng i.r..d ..aa.:
anss viii dssng q mind. we're esrsd
FAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
practice indsrsd in when sisns-s habit fsssss.,
.'. ", :s M .l:s :: ~
s.sdss marrags npos,iss and destroys bed Mad ssd
TS.: sr. ..%. :.G sna n..neA., eject. ,,a...s
~ early haba o. yerth via, w.sfnsss sfths fsei ssa
imss Pam. in the Mead Dmn..s Of SIGHT Les, Msse ola.
". ofths P.aes.n,, s.s:s.i DsSi.g,
&c
ar.ad'ScLSs. Of Msnsry. csnssiea siIds,. Dsprsss
:. s.Isa. T,ss' is.s: s. D,.tI.st
RERvovs DKBrLHY.-YAsuss.ds can ..v,udrs vSss
the essss Of their declining hssh ssine thsir vrss b.
senng veal pale. n.r'sss sad snasstsd,
DIsEAsEs OF IMPRGDENcE
=. S , s.d ,; :: :.,' ..a
happens tina! imsd sr dread is.e.,s.y
..s sl ,,o1 s re-. y he h;s :ass.:o :ss
q c.rng ach h, p.esn:.ry Substances. i.sp hin srins
s. md ; s f. ias .
:..o On Sss or y d: "
a: kS:etisa. n..i qss... s. -:
,.m.d 10 h. dr:.ds .ss.nsss. :, .ss s::a ps
discovered country from whose traveller sssrss
d. JoHMsoASAEMEDY FOR OCEANIC wkAKnEss
u great and remedy vssknss 81 tie sfeaas
as speedily cured and full vigsr rhsssssds s1s
Meet nsrvsas and esb.tsd, vhs had lest Ill hope
been imms disssly relieved.
An ,,.P;din'n;' I: M,IIl.ls rsy.s,. s.a,. pI,,..
x,sns,ns .nd ws.insss Ezhassdss sftAs fs.,s
ENDoRsEMExY or ZEE rRHss.
YnE MANY fhousANDs cared atthis insutstisa vitAis
u. last s.,sntssn yssrs and the pssnt ssre
ry.r. 81 de papers and many ether ,.r.ee: n.tis.,
yssh h.y. .gPsr.d sr.in and is.in d, Psss ss
sty, 10 snsisnt g.asaniss 70 he sAistsd Jan sSy
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pROP05ALS FOR IRON FENCE AND
i, GATES FOR The TREASURY EXTEN,
BUREAU OF Coxs1prcrrox

BUREAU OF CONTRIBUTION
IRKASURY DRPARIMENT, Sept. IA 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be reoeIved at this Office
o,,oloek, noon for furnishing and putt ng up com
pete all the iron work Of the Gates, Fog ass &c
IOI tne approaches % the south wing Of the Treas
ury EHtsntion building PnOtogr phed plans nnd
sPeolhoatlo9s can ne had upon application A. tins
ONCE on and after the 18th Instant " S'ii'
Ihe proposals should be plainly endorsed ON tn.
envelope " Proposals for Iron Fence aad Gat.g for
81 one O'Clock on the day last named for receiving
Bids viii only BIO received per lineal foot fl,
OF Fence, for saoh kind of Fence. The msam rement
.4r length u be exclusive of tue Granite Posts and
~ the pound or II made In gross for the whole.
The blds must also state q spsoi6o prios ior each
double Cats Of the different sizes. o"0'
.o,; 8. NJ. CLARK,
mont. "a ~ .. ~ pp1a
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ENCOuRAoKNENr FIRST CoUsINs To
MARRY.-Dr. William Owens, in the September
number Of Cincinnati Journal of r ational nedi-
cine, reviews the report Of DIR. Nj Bemiss of
Louisville, Ky. made to the American Medical
Association at the meeting of 1858. with regard
70 the interma-rfage ofcousins, and deduces from
his examination Of the statistics, the conclusion
that larger proportion Of the parents were de-
fectfve than the children; and that IL any result
nss ensued from this system of interma rriage IT
hai been aanitary rather than otherwise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

III An old man said-For long time puzzled
myself about the difficulties Of Scripture until at
last came to the conclusion that the Bible was
Ike eating fish. When find n difficulty, law
IL aside and call IL bone. WHY should choke
on the bone, when there Is SO much nutritious
meat.
yer at his Office, In which at that time there WIS
blazing IRE, that caused the nobl eman 10 exclsim
dear sir, your office is as hot az an oven So
should De my lord j." replied the lawyer, .sas il
Is Lere make my bread -
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REV JOHN HKRsKY This venerable though
eccentric Methodist minister thus describe. his
personal habits: i have endeavored to circum-
scribe my wants by living In plain, self DENYING
way, having used no animal food of any Sind
except when in Africa-neither tea nor coff-e
for nearly forty years, always rising at four
O'Clock, winter and summer, and vet few men
have enjoyed better health than have been blessed
with, and not MANY in modern times have
Preac bed oftener or used more physical labor
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DEETINTRY
MiSCELLAN EOlJS.

uOWES IMPROVED WEIGHING SCALES
N These Scales offered to the publ a. the
mOst slmpe dnrable, and reliable scales ever put IN
9se. fiTstolass premiums have been awarded them
BY the United States Fair and Virgins grieutura
Society; Virginia State Agricultural Fair; Franklin
Institute Fair, Pennsylva Nov York State Fair;
vermont state FAIR, de-, dc. In every case where
exhibited they nave received first claes premiums
f0i "a At 90 Louisiana avenue, Depot of Siller's
do ls-ly E. &C. PATTISON, AGENT.
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nR. J. BOVEE DOUS
TMpERTxY TTNE

y IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,
Are COW being used from Name to the treat Salt
LAKE, ap1 tie universal verdict Of all who use
them either as SSsdtetxs rs bscsrass. Is that
they are unsu-p ased In the world. DIR. Dods used
them success in his PRACTICE for Is years before
purchased Of him the sole RIG hit 70 manufaotur:
and preeen: them for sale TO the public. For the
cure OF iL9!llolt Consumption, Indigestion, Dys-
pepsia, Piles, Nervous Diseases Female Com
plants And s cases requiring tonic, they are BE-
yond doubt most invaluable remedy. Aside from
their msdlcinal propcrtie they are o pure whole
some and aeliE htiai Beverage. Producing al the
without their injurious results Let All frepda OF
humanity and all advooates of temperance 1ssist
Us In substituting these valuase yeeetsb bic Ritters
Tor the SntaeydI potsoas and ads}feratsd LiSvOys
with which the country il flooded, and thereby Ell
feo'ua ly and in banshing Disease and Drunk snsss
from the land. -
CHARLES WIpDIFIELD 4 CO.,
Proprletors, ~ William street, New York,
J. SCHWARZE.AE Agent,
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We are are Also Prepared To furnish. at short no
Tee, ARCHITECTURAL Castings from any designs that
may De FURNISHED. as cheap AZ be obtained else
who're. Also, steam Engines, portable and station
~; hgh or low pressure; saw and grist nails; nv.
pIosIstic, or other presses BOILERS for heating
neAulngs wrought IRON water tar q; batins rear
s Tor nouring Or other mills, aud forging of
Sc u Aw3m wM. NJ ELLIS BRO
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LAND 6EficE FRGa sGfERiHGR TIE rs

r. In accordance with the provisions of the act of
the locat on Of land Offices" approved Msrcb al
1855, II IL hereby declared and made known that tina
once for the sale OF public lands at Superior in the
state oil WISCONSIN, Will lie removed 10 RayEeIr
In SAID state, az as early a day as practicable.
Further notice as to the precise time Of closing
OF Its opening for business AZ RayReid will be
trct. ~ WV e eie-
Given under my hand at the city of Wash,axton.
this oath day of August, A. ID, 1859, e'OA'
BY order of the President:
JOS. 8. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Of6cs
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NOTICE OF Tb e. DlSC,INTINUANCE OF
THE NORTHUMBERLAND LANn NJ

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1NOTlCE Of lib q DlSC,JNTINUANCE OF
The "NORTHWESTERN LAND DIS
fElCF, IN THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Notice IL hereby 81 zen that in pursuance of law
aud in visw of the fact that the unsold land in tSs
N9rthwestern District" GRENADA In the S, ate
OF MISSISSIPPI, Is reduced belsw one hundred thou
nj sores the Secretary of the Interior has direct.
ed the discontnuauce of said district, the cs for
which 10 located at GRKHAD A. and that the vacant
lands therein be made bjsot sale and entry At
JACKSON, In said State, from aud after the 81 dag
Of December nsxs.
Lands remaining unsold and unapproprIsted b,
liw, aad subject TO sale AID ENTITY at GRENAna viii,
ase TO he subject 10 entry at that Office After the
receipt NOTICE TO that effect by the register and
o'lver thereof. excepting only to consummafs az
Isnnx pre- -emptions, and the land officers at JACK
soy Will give public notice of the day on tey
vii be prepared to receive pieatiOus for entre,
OF any sdch lands at their offics, which will. if
practicable, be on the FIRST day of December next
AZ persons entitled to patents at the Grelads
Land Once will cal for the same before the az ,IaT
OF November mex as after that date they W iJ he
returned to this Office for delivery
Civ under my hand, at the CITY of Washington
thls lZth day Of > Ptember ammo Domini one thou.
sa I'd eight hundred and sixty. ON
Jos. 8. WILSON.
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofice.
So l4-W6vF o'