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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

THE MATTER OF ASSIGN
Il MENfofE. @ rsR q W.. T. Butrs Hofios IL
hrreby given TO the creditors OF lev a Butts, that
givldcn Of tsrnb one oentgnnd niue nils has been
on the clans ottbe several creditors Ofsaid As gn-
orsi aud thl4 the same viii be paid 70 them On ne
land. klfTFr
Cleveland. Jupss. ISL sBeiss Tribes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22
no WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

mo WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN
-Ihe pl4EinE properly viii b sold e pablo
Auction 81 o. Cutter 3 Sons Aucfion store, No. Is
Eank street On Saturday Juiy6th, 1851, unless pra--
NOlaly called for By owners andehuges paid thsro-
on.
Corn Shelter marked }. Pitkin, CIsvslsnd, o.
I. lJudgon Governor Valve, marked a. Crawford
ClsFela1d, o. Oh. x. BpTLsdOEs
~ - 81 Agent MsTchEnt1 DaEachs
.omoe-E9. 3iB JohnsOn's Marine Block loot Of
River and Front atrSeS, RysQs28
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8Gaat NotitEs.
M AoT COMMISSIONER

M AFTER COMMISSIONERS
w BALE-Pursu mt to tbscomma1dnfa2dPl II
order Of sale, to ne directed, issued from the Court
I'D dav Of May, 1881, IN a. acfi0n therein pending,
Ross. Esther ii. Res and othsrs srS dskndsnTs, I
shalls on the 18Th day ofJune, beL- Gt 2 O'Clock p:
NJ, expose for sale st public suction, At tie door q
The COurt House, IN the City Of Cleveland IN said
count. ne iands and tenensn1 descaoea e III
"a pisce ofIand located on rrospset street, known
as being part OF ten acre lot hftF-siK f5) in Ceye-
land, Ouy9hoga county, Ohio decd By Joseph LI-
man TO John b. WRriug, October 22d, 1851 and Il
At apointo on Prqspect street, north side, g Prospect
street Is now Wtdened, and being the southwest cor
neE q SAID lot and the northeast corner Of Prog2eef
and Perry streets; running THENCE northerly along
the east tlne Of Perry street one hundred ald tortI-
I'VE ISL ct thence easterly on q hneparallel vita
and ten G5-l0) tnchesi thence sOutherly On 4 line
parallel with east line Of Perry street one huuqsd
and fOrty-hve Q4) feet; thence westerly along ne
north line Of Prospscts street IS net and Ten lche1
70 the Plaee q Beginning, being The sane lad deed:
81 70 YS@ y hois o5 Y, :. sk'eis s1q Eisi Es ~
at $500. JOBEPHS GRANElS,
J. NJ. JozEs, MAStsr Conm,rs
T. HovE7, d ilttle's Atty. nSsesn
DY VIRTUE OF A OHATTEL
ID Mortgage, made snd dated February eth ISL
b. d. Bast le to me, on the property describA be-
rseorded IL he roSTt 81 M - IS71So15
County, and The costs therein in ny Aver AGAINST
aid A. Baskla saidJudfmeut beius for slssss4i
December 1fh, lS59 I hfF- taken possession Of
and shall oder for ale at pubiio auction on tbs 4th
tory, one steam Engine in said Faciory, and an 81.
tanning thereto. . lot OF Bones ami about IS barrels
q Glue, and > lot Of materials for manuaeturiss
Glue Factory being known - Baskie,s clue Racio-
Fys and situated on the Lake shore, IN The nntth-
taxa place AZ said Glue FacteE-
1-, No. ghAS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
OephaliS Pills accomplish the object for which
they WersA4sde, viz: Cure Of hssdaehe in al is forns.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22


Iron the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
OephaliS Pills accomplish the OBJECT for vhjoh
they WersAlsd viz; Cure Of hssdaeh in al ia forms
fFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested in HOrs than q thousand
cases. With entire success. q
JFrOm the Democrat, st. CLOUD, Mimi
Il Jon are, or have been troubled with the heed
aeneI sene lor q box, (OePhahc PIllsO 50 that you
LFrom the Advertiser. Providence, R.I.I
The Cephalic Pills are said to be remarkably ef-
teotlys Tsmsfy LOT ne heedaehe, and one Of The very
1--- 100 1--E
Iron the Western B. 2. Gszstte, Chicago. mi
ebeartily ?doras Mr. sPalaing, ana his ulr
-3d .1 sstz1u
From the KanaEhs Valley stsr, EdJ
who Try them, willstiek 70 thsn
3D. 5aaa 1-G ,-l=s-I h1.i -r.f
a.u IFrOm the southern Path FindOr,. n. OIL
Try them you that are amicted, and We ara sure
that cur testtAouy can BE- added TO ths alro1dy na-
mes21s Lst that has received benents that no other
msoonN IAN produces. ~ 81
29r1n L5d1 -5-1 -
Iron the st. Louis DSmocrakl
TheinmenSe demand for the a tiele oCephaHe Pns)
q rapidly snoreasiLg. E9fia t.II IaT
Iron the Gazette, Davenport, IowAJ q
Mr.. spalding would not connect his name With an
article ~hsddnotF- ~ 70 Possess rsalmeriL
Iron the Advertiser, PreVtiencs, Ri
The testimony ntheir favor Is strong, from the
NEST respectable quarters.
l19l sErum the Daily Nsws, Newport, R.LI
rOsphalio Pills are taking the place Of al kinds.
d. - aA
Iron the Commercial Bulletin, Bo5ton.l sr.
said 70 10 s-ry Amearfous Earfhr headfahs.e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

Before g.. 3. Bsuhan,
Geor9e = MoWorYs " ?. U~fOlsFslandtRp.,
klngsland, and Jonathan CuyahoFa UouDfg. ID.
Watson, DEFENDANTS.
ON The 9Th DAY OF JUNE,
~ l56b sad Justice Issued an order q attachment
Ia Lhe above seton for the sna Of sGI6z
WILLIAM MERCER
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

N0Stat9 nthe ValeT q the Ms81IIppi o1sF8 90 grea
an inducement 70 the settler "a The State OF Illinois
There Is no portion Of the world where an the conh
ions Of climate and solfs Do admirably combine 70 pro
ducsthese two g~rsatssple8, CoEIa and WuGzs - hi
Rrahies Of Illinois.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

IFrom the Advertiser. ProVidence, R.II
The Cephalie Pills are said to be q remarkably e-
tectiTe remefy Tor the headache, and one Of the very
ar been diaco Tered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22
Nh. sr.1nna. sl+l

Ma. sPkLnna,
BIBg r-r
Not long since I sent to you for = box Of Oephalio
Pills Tor the cure Of the Nervous Headache and Cos-
tlVeness, and reoeived the same, and they had 90 good
an snect hat was induced to send fore more.
Please send BY Ieturn mail. Direct to
A. b. WHEELER,
fpsilantis Mich.
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETs.

These lands are contiguous TO q railroad 700 miles
IN length, which connse9 with ether Fosds and naviga-
BE lakes and rivers, tins adordiug an unbroken com
munieaton with the Eastern and Southern markets.
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AA0IDssgaq, Tfsnf 5aE Co.. Ohio,

AAAhOADbbUh9i franklin OOa Ohio
HENRY o. SsALDMs,
No. 4S Cedar ST., N. Y, q
- DEAR SIBg ..- Ar he'd
Inelosed Ind twenty-five C20 cents, Tor which send
6ox o. "SePhalte Pills.H Send 70 address OF Rev.
hour Pills work Rsz ehafm-cure Headaehe Al
VIZ Q. FILLER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22
IL snRE m

The Pain Killer is = purel o vegetable COMPOUND
and while n Is = most efficient r NEEDY for PAIN, It
. perfectly SAFE meoicins even In the most unskillfy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

These diseases are gu c ly relieved aud cured
water. Try Ii. tiFt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

John Webster. PIE CuyahOea County, Ohio. In
The Judd Linseed4 ti0a D. noneT-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

Iron the Western B. R. Gazette, Chicago. m
MShsartly' 7dorIs Mr.. spalaing, and his unr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

he deep rich loan OK the Prairies Is cultivated With
such Eondsfulfaciity that the farmers OF the Eastern
AMI Middle 8atss are moving TO Illinois in great mum
bers. he area Of Illinois Is about equal TO that Of In.
gland, and Tie soil Is 80 Tich that il VIII supPorttWenty
millions u people.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

sanlOTd,s Liver InVlgOrstOF and CafhaTii1
gH6RCKILL & BRO, Druggists,
BIO 8. W cor Puh. 9quara and Onfari0 -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

All of the GraSsnberg Medicines are fol
ssle by l 5r
!, !. oHUR9HILLA BRoTHER Druuslst.,
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Sold Wholesale and Retail by
Z. T. Gaylord, O.S. Mackenzie, william Fiske
4. W. sackrider, and Strong 4 Armstrong, Oleve
land, Ohio; Roberts q Samuel, Columbus; W. A. era
ham, Sandusky; Carter . Brother, Erie, Pa.
WesYer's Salt Rheum Syrup and Gerats, is sold By
Churchill 4 Brother mao
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22
THE SOUTHERN PART
RICH ROLLING PRATRK LANDS.

OF the State lies within the zona OF the Cotton regions,
while the soil d admirably adapted 70 the growth Of
Tobacco and Hemp, and the WheatiS worth from Is %
2octs. more per bushel than that raised further north.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

We beg to call the attention Of the pablo to thi
long tested and unrivAlled
AMMY MEDICINE
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~ 1PALDINQ, E8Q,, -
I wish for some cirellars or large show bills, 10
oLlns yOor Oepnallc Fills more particularly before
please send to me.
One Of my customer1, who Is subject to severe Sick
deaoao9es usually lasting two days,O was cured Of
AZ ATTACK IN one hour by your Pills, which / sent
v. B. WILKES.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

TWENTY PER CENT WILL BIB DMUCTED
from the valuaton for 0sh, except The sans should be
as sx collars per acre, when The eash price N be ava
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

or any other form OF Bowel Disease IN Children or
Adults, 1t is almost q certain cure. and has, without
doubt been more successful In curing the various
kinds Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22
LANDS or uLIE0Is

which, IS they VIII perceive, viii enable them, By
proper energy, perseverance, and Industry, 70 provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families, with
comparatiTely speaking, very little capital af
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22
A-MK water In the mOlth with the InVtgorAt,
sndswallow both together.

PRICE 50 GENTS.
- The Liver lnVlgsrator and Family OathAra
Pills are retafed BY Druggists generally, and sold
By the Trade in all the large towns.
- s. W. SANFORD, n. B.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
70 38 Broadway, New York.
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Sold Wholesale and Retail by
E. J. Gaylord, Wm. Flake, Strong Armstrong,
s. MackeuZis,E Il, W Sarkrfdar. lrla5es me- mas
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> APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.
.RAItRoAD System on IIIrEors.

9.s The I R1Es: :. e S q: E IS, is S4 z 80, 81 FSE 2a:1ss s1s7 Rf4E# SE e s IS b.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

The steamer Iron City, bringing late
Superior dates, arrived at II O'Clock last
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

ME-. sPALDrss,
Sig. t JOB
have tried your CsphsIic Pills, and I Hrs than
more.
Part Of these are for thu neighbour, 10 whom Rsvs
3 few out Ofthe first box I got from you
Send the Pills By mail, aud obligs
Your obi Servant,
I JAMES KENNEDY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

mrHHKIc, FARMERS Z WORKING HEN.
TIE attention Of The enterprsing and Industrious por.
i tion o. the community IL directed 10 the following
statsmsnisa and liberal Inducements offered thsm By the
TTTTToTa AT pATTp0An coITpAWv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22

Iron the KanAFhs VALLEY stsr, YsJ b
We are sure that psFsops gpferinK With hsadachs,
who try them, Willstick 10 thbm
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-03-13
legal Erfsca.

To James W Rickett 0ni A. Rickett. Richard s X
Rickett, Betsey A. Lane, formerly Betsev A. Rick
EFT, Wisey c. Lane, husband Of the said Betsey
Samuel b. NJ. Ricket, john A. Ricket and Mary A.
Rickett:
You and each Of you are hereby notified that there
is pending before the County Court of Wapelio
county, Iowa, petition of John c. Johnson and SAM
uel Dorr, administrators Of the estate Of John II
Ricke,t ID asking said Court for order to SELL
for The purpose paying the debts of said estate the
following real estate, to wit:
The southwest quarter of section thirty-ive town
ship seventythree, rsnge thirteen; also the half
of the southeast quarter of section thiryfour
the south east quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
section thirty four and the southwest quarter Of the
southwest quarter of section twenty-seven all in
township seventythree range thirteen all in wapelo
county, Iowa.
And you are further notified that by an order of
said court the petition in said cause viii heard at
the April Term Of said court in the year Eighteen
hundred rnd sixty-one. when You can appear and
show cause why said petition shall not he gran ed
JOHN C JOHNSON,
SAMUEL DORR.
March 6, is6l-3w
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Editorial Correspondence.
WAsurvGToS. Ma, ch 1T. CT

WASHINGTON, March 1T, CT.
We reached this focus OF political ex,te-
inent this morning, via the E & NJ r.. the
CD & O., the P. & Fl. ". c., AMI the P.
r, R., which we found an expeditions and
pleasant route, and which we urge upon the
favorable notice Of those seeking the Federal
Capitol.
have boen here so short time Tint I
can hardly compete with the telegraph, in
communicating news. have been resting
most of the time since my arrival. merely
locking in a few minutes upon Congress,
where the propositions of the Peace Congress
before the Senate were absorbing atten-
ton. Heard Seward, Hunter, Critten-
doa, Baker and some others speak on that
question, or listened at them. ...
weather here is in keeping with the
political thermometer, very warm, and the
streets, especially Pennsylvania avenue,
abominably dusty. ......... >.r.g.... .
The city is now full, but every train brings
fresh crowd. Where they will find quar-
tiers after tonight deponent knoweth not.
am very pleasantly accommodated at Kirk
woods, as are T. W. Hawley and VIM. Dag
gett, of our place.
1t is impossible to name the distinguished
poli,i-ians of the West whom have seen or
heard Of here. They are multitude, and
not few from Iowa. Gov. Kirkwood is
here.
The Inauguration on Monday, for which
extensive preparations are making, is ex.
pec.ed To b. peaceful. There are some 1900
troops, ofthe army and marines corps, here,
to aid in preserving order. The arrange.
ments are personally supervised by General
Scott and cooperation of the municipal au-
thorities Of Washington. detachment
marched up Penn. Avenue since have been
herr, and male fine appearance.
Wizards Hotel, where the Presid, mt elect,
with his family, is Stopping, is now the focus
OF Washin ton attraction, and there is found
Q crowd, d,y md most OF the night, l am
told. Ihave not yet paid my respects.
1t is impossible, at this writing, to say
what action Congress will take upon pending
peace propositions, but it is the opin-
ion Of those have conversod with, that the
Recommendation of a National Convention
will be the result. There is a good deal
of anxiety here, Of course, in relation to the
mater.
Fally three. fourths of the people here |
j"aoe 30 be from the North, and from every
State in it.
hear new cast Of the cabinet every
hour, and have come to the conclusion that
still another different one in some RESPECTS.
at all events final one will be made pubic
on Monday.
More after | get rested and have looked
round tnore. j. W. N.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-03-13

We presume the report is correct that
Mr.. Judd has been nominated by President
Lincoln as Minister to Berlin-a desirable
foreign mission, drawing salary of $l2 900
a year.
The really frs. class foreign missions are
to Great Britain and France, sl7,5OO each
the second class are to Russia, Spain, Austria,
Prussia, Brazil, Mexico and China each sl2,-
900; anil the third class, embracing all the
Ministers to foreign countries not included
in the above, get $4,000 each. A charge
d Affairs to foreign country gets just one
half as much as minister or Ambassador.
1t is also reported that Hermann Kreis-
mann, formerly City Clerk OF Chicago, and
lattcrly clerk under Col Forney, the Clerk
Of the House Of Representatives at Washing
ton, will be Secretary of Legation to Prussia.
1t is also reported that Casius NJ Clay
will be Minister to England, and John c.
Fremont Minister to France-good appoint
ments, both.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-03-13

forth in the heart.cst manifestations OF de-
light. The extraordinary clearness, straight
forwar6ness and lofty spirit OF patriotism
which pereaded the whole address, impress
ed every listener, while the evident earnest
ness. sincerity and manliness Of Mr.. Lncoln,
extorted the praise even of his enemies
Never surely, was an inaugural aadress
received with more favor by the majority II
those who heard it. Mr.. Buchanan sat with
his hat on his head and eyes closed during
mos. ofof the delivery, while Mr.. Douglas
stood on I.incoln's right, next the stand,
listening attentivelv, and hardly once took
his ewes off the speaker while Mr.. Cameron
stood with his back TO the President, on The
opposite side to Mr.. Douglas, p,crng oil
into the crowd. Senator Seward and the
other Cabinet officers elect kept themselves
in the back ground. The address occu?ed
35 minutes in delivery. AT the close Chief
Justice fancy repeated the oath in an audi
BILE voice, Mr.. Lincoln repeating it after him.
in clear earnest tone: 81. Abraham Lin
coin, do solemnly swear" &c, holding be-
tween them the Bible, which attested the
solemn act, which was raised to bis lips and
kissed by the President. At the c'ose OF
this most impressive ceremony. ChefJrstIce
Taney then shook hands with President
Lincoln, after which Secretary Chase was
the first to grasp him by the hand, followed
by numerous Senator's and other dicnitar'es
of the government The Presidential! party
then took up the line of march FIR the White
House, escorted by the brilliant cortcge,
and accompanied and enf!aded 10y swarms
and myriads of people, in such numbers, it
is said by long residents here, as were never
seen at any Inauguration before. The streets
were filled with hurricane of dust, as we
have had no rain here for ten days. Arri-
we'd at the Presidential mansion, the entire
military gave parting salute. The immense
crowd slowly ebbcd away. The gate closed
NJ on Mr.. Lincoln and his suit, and he was
safely and comfortably Installed in his new
home.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-03-13

PAPER AT EDDYvILLE.- learn with
much pleasure that paper is shortly to be
established at Eddyville by our old friend
j T. Cook, lately of the Henry County
Tines. Mr.. Cook is fluent and spicy wri-
ter, and will furnish our neighboring city,
the scene of our former labors in the same
line, with a live paper. We hope the rcpor.
is true that the citizens generously conceae
the Post Office to Mr. G. as a support for the
press. At all events this enterprise has our
best wishes.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-03-13
First Asst. p. M. Generly.

We are gratified to announce the appoint
ment and confirmation of Hon. John A .
kasson, Of Des Moines, late Chairman of the
Republican Central Committee of this State.
to the office Of lst Assistant Post Master
General, next to Cabinet appointment, one
Of the best in the gift of the Administration
Mr.. Kasson is admirably qualified for the
duties of this position, and his appointment
IL not only a compliment to the State, but a
deserved recognition of important services
to the Republican cause.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-03-13

A New PHASE OF THE GEORGIA SEIZURES
It's understood that one of the New York
vessels just seized at Savannah, by order OF
the Governor of Georgia, hal shipped nine
hundred bales of cotton belonging to an En-
glishman, and that the despoiled shipper has
set off p pest-haste for Washington to Law
his grievances before tie British Minister
If this report be true, the Federal Govern
ment will be called upon to interfere, and
the contest between New York and Georgia
will take the shape Of government investga-
ton, in which case Governor Brown will
probably find that he has more on his hands
than he barsainel for The case is bccom-
ing interesting.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-03-13

BrCnAHAN GolNG INTO THE CHURCu-
Washington correspondent, after approving
of Mr.. Buchanan's late course, and common
ding his patriotism, says
In the midst of this great excitement and
threatened danger here, lie saii:-" shall
ride beside Mr.. Lincoln from the White
House to the Capitol, even if it rains bullets
f! shall then g to Lancaster, pass my days
in retirement AMI seek to find consolation
AMI reli-on in the church. Bitter sorrow
has taught me that Happiness can be found
nowhere else" Mr.. Buchanan, therefore,
Purposes at once upon his rcturn to his old
homestead to become member of the Pres
byterian Church, in which he has usually
worshipped.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-03-13

SARA We have long supposed this
celebrated drug, had come to be an eYplo-
ded liumbug. bot we are assured by those
skilled in the healing art, that not the Sarsa
paiilla ltSelris to be blamed for this conclu-
81 N, but the miserable worthless prepare
tons Of it that have been palmad off upon
the community--preparat which con-
tain about as much Of its virtues as they do
of gold dust 1t is commercial fact that
almost all of the Sarsaparilla gathered in the
world, is consumed in the old countries
of Europe, where the science Of medicine,
has reached It's highest perfection, and where
they know the best what to employ for the
mastery Of disease. Hence we are glad to
find that we arc now to have compound of
this excellent alternative which can be re
lied on. and our community will not need be
assured, that any thing DoCr. AVER makes,
is worthy of their confidence. He has been
for years engaged in eliminating this remedy
(see adv'g coils. designing to make il his
"chef d ourre' which should add the
crowning glory to his already envable re-
putation.-[r american Celt, Ne'c York.
For sale by j. l.. Taylor, Ottumwa
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-03-13

FENNIS DELICIOUS TONIC stmu'ant. especially
n designed for the uso of the Afe6icdE P,OjssSio,
and the Famiky, having superseded the so-called
"Gins," "Aromarc," cordial" Medicated," and
"schnapps," is now endorsed by all of the prominent
physicians, chemists and connoisseurs possessing
II os those intrinsic medical qualities Comic and
iiuretic) which belong to an Gia and pare Gin -
Put up quart bottles and sold by all druggists gro
GERS. etc a. NJ. BlNlNGER & CO.,
Established in 11,S) Sole Proprietors
No. 10 Broad street ~ Y .
For sale by n. 8. BARNES s &C., No. 49,
Park Row New YORK.
Our long experience and famli rity with the re-
quirements of DRUGGISTS and superior business
facilities, enable to furnish them with choice LII
guors for medicinal and family use.
March 10, lSGl-1y.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-03-13
HOsyf2 to WasisiNgsDg..

Having passed over the Burlington aud
Missouri River, the Chica 20 Burlington and
Quincy, the Pittsburgh TT. Wayne and
Chicago and tn, Pennsylvania Railroads,
e ing to anil returning from Washington, we
take pleasure in saying to those who may have
occasion to make this journey, that they
will find this route possessing every aivan-
tage Of direc'n"es, speed, safety, and low
charges as any.