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NRE.N.ZKJV-Es .iot from, kid
is Fer removing greas tar, peln' saIa nrVD At
gloves, suh' wVOieH' n n SOH LAEPFER'b
,-oo I sw Drug stoTe-
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Medicine.
Great Family

HopsEAM TOWNSHIP, Montgomery Co. Pa.
March II, 1888.
Nm q NJ. JACKSON DEAR Sir; As oohslqSl ooqs
~ Hcodand's German Bitters an inSaluaDle
25oadtcine having witnessed their great cutStif9
,ertias in several instances in my own family
Saa1,1 az a duty owe to my friends ana the puOio
~ form, them of it in this manner. -
Nv son was a long time afflicted with the liver LlveI
,,.cyrlsint and debility of the system, for wnlch
- Lad the services of several physicians witnou'
avaiI Finally procured bottle OF the I -
and tbroueh their use he entirely restored "
6esIfh NV daughter some time aiter e1nlDl.e e1nt5 y,
1,torns Of the same disease, we again resp -
az bjtters I would state, by the Ways ,,,ia Tia
Lad for q long time been suffering from Nen iso
1 and her breath was very offensive I,a snp n
6aoauoe 40 extremely weak, that she wa @ ~ tbe
/ ieeva her bed After commencing tne u ooi- ~ vas
pitters she improved rapidly, ana IN 10 1ie .,t piI
abis 70 nav A visit 20 her friends AT nsith NV
"a Soon beoame entirely restored ~ i.9. a9. a, ~
,Sa aISo ,ssas the Bitters, and thlnks tneAe - ~
Stcsna like them. Whenever she ieels MesA ~ -
s and her stomach appears out OF OtoeIi @ 81
ISds ona or two doses, which Immediately res'Oie'
her. -. - ,,rova of seryice to my
iriehus' Yours respectfully, .,
Ask ssr HoofGnds German Bfaers' ana take Iso hson
aIsa- They are prepared by DR.. U. NJ Jacks0u ~
Ih1s Grcb Street Philadelphia, Pa, and are so,a
s,cgisfs and storekeepers in every towu an ~ ~
IaUe IN the United States, Canadas' MSse
and south America, at rs cents per ootIle- ----
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THESE MEnTCTNES

Haze 1ol0 been before e public for aperiOd Of 80 years.
and during that time haze maintained high character
in almost everyp part Of The Globe for The extraordinary
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Gcrofuia,

The most horrible cases of ScroiuIa' IN WILL LaI
Face' Bones, and Limbs of the victim haa oeed
~ e. pdeniable authority of the sufferers then-
Ives, to have been completely cured py 1hese
nnreIy vegetable medicines after all others nac pee"
found more than useless IL.
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R1ORR .N.R "" 0O0Dg 1T p.4.ar.
migM anl9 Il. A. COOKS Eureka Sa4A''
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As remedy for this most distressing aud obsti-
nate msiady, the VEGETABLE LIFE., ,NEIpT-
OINES deserye pa5p3fferor Of these valuable med,
fcihes was himself afflicted with this complaint for
upMarda af .AhiEtF-tfR9 7rfot4-e5a oi4ay
but absolutely impossible, by any hu-
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rPrnh1o REgo1urION-No. q

[PUBLIo REsoLuIION-NV' .
A RESOLUTION relative to the exhibition
of the industry of all nations to be hold
en- in London, in the year eighteen nun
dred and sixty-two.
Rsso1ved By the Senate and House Of hep
,.see,,tat;yes of the United States Of America
in Congress assembled. That the President n,
measures as to him seem best to facilitate a
proper representation of the industrial inter
ests of the United States at the exhibition
of the industry of all nations to be holden
At london in the year eighteen hundred
and sixty-two; and the sum of two thou
sand dollars is hereby appropriated foe the
incidental expenses thereof.
AnnroYed. July u, 1861
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REGULATIONS FOR 1861.

Y AL Advertisements
amounting to So or less must
invariably be paid in advance
to secure attention.
All Job Work must be paid
for on delivery. Transient
Work must be prepaid.
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Mohatt's Life PiI1sIff

Are composed Of Vegetable ingredients exclusively,
as can be ascertained by chemical tests. Their
prominent qualities those of an active and
searching, though perfectly mild and agreeable de-
teigent aperienti OF gentle suporiic, promoting
the lnsenslble perspiraton of pleasant diuretic
lnylgofatlng the kidneys and bladder and OF a
oeiightfuI tonic cardiac. exciting appetite by the
demands of active digestion, and chearing the mind
with that grateful sense of renovated health which
ls one of the most feicitous feelines of nnr a m.
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TPuBLIc No. 23.]

PUBLIC NO. 70.
AN ACT authorizing the appointment OF
an Assistant Secretary of the Navy, and
fixing the salary of the same, and for 9th
er purposes
Be it enacted By the Senate and House OF
Psnreseyatqtives of the United States Of Amer
;ea ;n Congress assembled, That the President
shall appoint, in the Department OF the
Secretary of the Navy, by and with the ad-
vice and consent of the Senate, competent
nerson. who shall be called the Assistant
Secretary of the Navy, whose salary shall
he four thousand dollars, payable in the
same manner as the salary of the Secretary
Of The Navy, who shall perform all such du-
ties in the Office Of the Secretary OF the Ma
w belonging to that Department, as shall
be prescribed by the Secretary OF the Navy
or as NAV be required by law, and who
shall act as Secretary Of the Navy IN tht
absence of that officer.
Sec. 2. .And be 10 further enacted Tha
there be added to the clerical force of th'
Navy Department eight additional clerks
with a salary of twelve hundred dollar
each per annum.
Approved, July 81, 1851
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N .MEierenriaI Diseases.

Persons whose constitutions have Deoon o;II aTd
Rass medicines perfect cure, as they never ial 70
srsdoate from the system all the effects o. IneIou
- infnitelv sooner than the most powerful Pio
81 EsrsaDariila.
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BILIOUS COMPLAINTS & A MODE
OF CURFI

@H well regulated and proportionate quantity
Of bile upon the stomach, is always requisite for
the promotion of sound healtn--it stimulates d.
gest1on and keeps the intestinal canal free from all
distractions. When there is a deficiency of bile
the body is constantly costive. On the other hand
an over abundance of bile causes frequent nausea
IN the stomach and often promotes very severe at
tacks Of disease, which sometimes end in DEATH
DR.. Mofat's Life Medicines !
Should be taken in @e early stages OF Bilious COM
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q SIrr cTte n or TnlamatOry Rheumatism

Acute or InHamatOry KntuIHdIISM
Anthrosia Chronica, or
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM
rr,...o sisaosas. which are among the most pa D.
fu and by ignorant treatment, the most lnveIeE e5
80 - which suffering humanity is table, are cuLeu,
,,asdiI,, and permanently cured, by proper oouis'
sPet1aiY ~ *ta YYifs pills ana Phoenix Bitters.
Mofat's Pills and Bltters /!
NJ i is unnecessary to enumerate the many
sases in which these purely vegetable r1ealees
800 been successfuI but let us enquire " ny "ie
nase l c D9T- T-niysrsal in their happy effects2
Because they purify the blood, and thus Iono~
vata All cause OF disease in the system; ..,o,y
Because they act powerfully upoa. tne seole''0''
e a. Eodv aud remove all impurities at once.
Because hey do not reduce the system, a oTs
| orate it-thus requiring no restIain' II u"
| ar business during their operation
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The Phoenix Bitters 81!

80 denominated from their astonishing power Of
creating new life and health, as it were from the
very ashes OF the most diapidated constitutions
are more strongly tonic and more Immediately in
Vigorating than pills; Containing the same choice
vegetable extracts as the latter, in different mod
Iheation. Although really less cathartic than the
LIFE PILLS, they nevertheless begin to cleanse she
aIimentary canal much sooner; generally slightly
operating within three or four hours, and produc-
ing decided sense of relief to the head and ston1
aoh' and exhileratiRg the mind even in less time
than this.
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! The 4 Life Medicines

ror bilious and liver complaints, with thelr Iany
LII known attendants, bilious and sex headecle'
W. d oonressior after meals, giidt'less dszstHess,
ytb,,r,. loss of appetite, are Acknowledged 70 pe %
vsstIv superior to anything ever before OHereu ~
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Mofatt'g Life PiIlsIli
Mofat's Phoenix Bitters!!!

IN affections of the head, sick headache or nervous
Sntttary efficacy.
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MoFFAT1S

Life Pills & Phoenix B1tTeTs:
M 1-.-.-,sia hv thoroughly cleansing the first
~ acSSnJ Stomachs and creating how OF pure,
healthy bic instead of the stale and aerid Kaaa Rnd
Fiatuency LOSS Of Appetite hearsDulI Tsno,Uor
a1d bIeIanckoiy, which the general symptoms
81 Dvsnepsia win vanish, as natural consequence
of its cure.
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0RR, .D.EEXEEL CO., ESrs ZEE aI
q " street. Evansville, Indiana, Wholesale Deal
ara in Groceries and all kinds Of Produce , Nglas,
Glass White Lime, Cement, Cotton Yarn, Wmte
lead Iinseed Oil, &C., &c. Also, constantly on on
hand a full stock Of SASH Panel Doors Sc.' o. an
sizes.
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Piles /! Pilesl Piles I

Should be takeTl On e early Stages of Bilious COM
otaanfs, gfd perseOe, ed IN strictly according to dec-
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.
Have been happily used for be cure of Fever and A0
nth iavariQbIe success -
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Prices to prompt Customers
lust as favorable as Eastern

We are daily receiving additions TO our STOCK o
1nndinr hard ware. compriaing-
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Of Phelps 4 Riddle, where they viii attend 10 all
law business which may he entrusted to their
care. ALFRED PHELPS,
.... ALBERT G RIDDLE,
ALFRED PHELPS, In.
Chardon, December 9th, 1859. 5lTtf
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-12-11

lasting perdition. The Prince de s. arrived
nt Hammcrsmi,h one Sunday morning. The
lady commissioned to be bearer Of the news
reported 10 have sen her on her knees alone
in her room praying. with a most fearful cy.
preston Of countenance. and on being in
formed Of her guardians arrival, she had ut
tered most umcarthly shrek, and rushed
down the stairs like onc possessed. The
guardian was much pleased with her pro.
gress and improvement. and brought her
back to Paris triumphan'ly, as specimen
Of the good training Of the ladies Of Ham
mersmith. There was. indeed, no token oI
the old indomitablc split left within her
Size was silent and s,ibdued, submissive to
all. and only urgent in her applications new
er TO be left alone or ia the dark She, to
whom religion had hitherto been subjcc,
of dcrision, changed suddenly to practices Of
the most exaggerated piety, but always per-
sisted in maintaining ,lnt ii was useless to
lay any plan for her welfare, for that she
should ic before she was 81
The Princess. in the brochure, says -
"Even when she became the bride Of my son
Leon, she would insist upon every arrange.
mcnt being made with view to this carly
death. which seemed TO ricy on her mind
forever 1t was not ill the young couple
had been msrr;ed for some time that, by dint
of maternal care and solicitnde, managed
to wiring from her the confidence Of her dire
ful anticipa'ions: and Judge Of NY dismay
when she coolly told me she had sold her.
self to the Evil One. and that size would be
claimed before she had reached the age OF
81. She confessed that her despair had
been so great at being exiled that, wcaried
with incc<>a,,t prayers to Heaven and the
saints for deliverancc without effect, she had
at length addressed her vows to the powers
Of darkness on the very Sunday morning
when her guardian had arrived, and the an.
nouncemcnt Of his presence was evide.aay
the token of the acceptance Of that fearful
vow.
It seems that in spite Of every care and
counsel, despite OF the constant watching
and wise teachings Of the Able Dupaulous
othiny c,nll turn aside the idee tire fro m
the mind Of the Princess EIcancre; and al
though every extreme of dissipation and ex
element were tried to divert her thoughts
she gave way to settled melancholy, and
died just two days before the completion ot
her 2lst year. suddenly, and in her chair
full dressed for ball at the .Ninis're d Etat
The pamphlet has caused the deepest i'm
preston on the minds Of all who have pc
rdsed it. ard the retirement from the world
Of the Dowaser Princess de s. for the avow
ed purpose Of praying for tie soul Of tht
Princess Eleanorc, has added to the terrible
effect Of that tale, which seems more like .
dark legend Of the middle ages thar. an Incl
dent If yesterday but is nevertheless, per
fectly true for all that
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pRAru OF rnE PRESIDENTS FRIENDS.


Alas for the dead hours Of honest friend
ship! the goodly fellowship of noble spirits
where are the good fellows who were friends
at Springfield in the happier days? IIardil's 5
spirit went up through the murky canopy
whose baleful shadow hung over the battin.
legions at Buena Vissta !; Bissel passed from
lingering pain to Paradise, honored in the
highest by the State that he had honored
Douglas lies under the pairie sod in the dea,
old State, whose half estranged heart burn
cd with more than the old love for him be.
fore he died; Baker rests glorious in death,
aprecous offering to the spiri. Of Freedom
to which through life his worship was paid ;
and Lincoln stands, lonely ine his power, a
sadder, silcn,er, greater man than Of old,
time beginning TO sift its early SHOWS upon
the blackness Of his hair, Lis heart heavy
with the sorrows Of a nation, his mind and
soul pledged to solemn and selcabnega;inc
effort to keep from detriment in his hands
the costly treasure Of constitutional govern.
mtnt
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testimony concerning our worth and scr
vice as soldiers.
But I shall not encroach further upon the
space allotted camp correspondents. Strange
developments and the u s Mail may bring
YOU another letter frcm, j IT, noSNEtL.
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Laconic Iorrc.pondc cncc.

.f..s etttss so. = fl"tlt. rs
The recent troubles between the students
OF the University Of Moscow and the officers
Of the Russian Government gave ,isc TO this
laconic bn. pointed correspondence, trans
mittcd by telegraph.
GENERAL iaxArIrrF TO THE EMPEROR.
"Great disturbances at the Univcrstv.-
The students will listen to no one; nei,hc,
to the rector. nor to thee orator, nor even 10
me. What is tt be donc:"
THE EMPEROR TO rGyArIsFr.
Make every effort to calm the students.
Treat them like a father"
s...z. iGSAriEFr's REPLY.
II haveobeyed your Maje>ty's commands.
The students are in the for.re<s"
rus EAPERoR's REJorSpE1.
'What do you means You have commit.
ted some dreadful thunder"
!, i>c|ear that Iynatiefi's notion of"fath.
e,ly traatmca," was not in accordance with
t,s Emp-ros's ideas, but the unlucky Gen.
e,a' subsequently made an explanation, seek
ing to justify himself after this fashion:
Il endeavored, Sire, to execute your or.
d ,rs. Is,rested two hundred and eighty.
three students last Thursday. and many OF
them are hadiy wounded. Your lamente,l
father could scarcely hare done more"
The italicized words are certainly 1, the
point. o4tW issal 9 f
We are indebted to TIE London Tmes &
a ''cotpmcn,afy.n which may throw some
Arht upon the question NJ issue:
!, The explanation Of poor General Tgna,ieffs
supposed mistake is to he found in the tar,
that there arr no articles in the Russian lan.
xasgr. and sihAt insucs, phrases ns ,.like
my fa,hcr." or ''as my father" (wouM have
done), the possessive pronoun is usually
emitted.
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Mosf on ISrEREsf--A A man mad for
time by industry and close economy. AMI
used to loan his money et Interest one
lay, in midSuaaner. a friend happening to
say To him, How rlsasant Ills 20 have saclt
bong, bright days9s "Why. yes. rvp'it 4
be- "b't these long days the interest comes
in slow" = i u. sss. sse
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ia. Vacant Chntr- Thnhh

'Ac NuC1u$
we shall m eet, but we shall miss him,
There will be one vacant chair;
We shall linser to caress him,
while We breathe our evening prayer.
When a year ago we gathered.
Joy was In his mild blue eye,
nut golden cord is severed,
And our hopes in ruin lie
AZ our freside, sad and lonely.
often will the bosom swell.
A. rem embrance Of the story.
now our noble Willie fell;
How he strove to be IT our banner
Through the thickest the light.
And upheld our country's honor.
with the strength Of manhood's might.
True, they tell US wreaths OF glory
Evermore shall deck his brow,
But this soothcs the anguish only,
sveepi ug DER our heart-ftrings now.
Sleep to-day, o early fallen!
In thy green and narrow bed:
Dirges from tn e pine and cypress
Mingle with the tears We shed.
we shall NEE I but we shall miss him,
There will be one vacant chair;
We shall lin ger to caress him,
when We breathe our evening prayer.
Worcester, Nov. 16. 1861 IL. .. W.
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The lump Of bad ct. Humphry Marshall
is now IN the deId a = Brigadicr in the rcb..
q service. He s'ands aions since Fsissaf's
day n his.pecul'ar style. Z @t.sss y "a -
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Tribute Ia Colonel Baker.

In Harper's Monthly for December, will
be found touching tribute to the memory
Of Col. Baker, from the iaei'e pen Of Mr..
John Hay, private SECRETARY to PrcsideE,
Lincoln. The following is an illusion to
the
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The eanaslians age. iossifying n.ar Toson.
-; TIVE basssiss y ~ sfsctcd. ssek noun. 81 y
ting sir hsavy Guns
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EfsCOrrsS;blc.
From the Eichmond Dispatcb. Nov. 20th

From the Iichmond Dispa,cb. Nov. 20th1 E.
!. w are informed by one of our principal
publishers. that The demand fer Yankee
books IL not efeetedby the mar, and that, a
few days ago he had an order for consid.
erahle number Of Yankee arithmetic, al.
though his shelves are filed with work BY
m eminent Southern scholar, which is con-
fessed to be the best in the langr age. "A
There was one sentiment in the first letter
of Prince Napoleon from this country whicl,
filed us with dismay. He freely expressed
in this letter his opinion Of the uphill job
which the North had undertaken in its at
tempt to suhjngate the South. : But he ad-
ded that. in his opinion, after the war. trade
would resume its usual channels.
If he was right in that prediction. the war
might a. ,oell--migat 5eiter--hnre nerer
been fought. Ifthc South is to continue a
commercial tributary Of the North-if. above
all, it is to look to the North for the cdnca-
tion If its children. it is subject and de-
pendent province. and nothing more or less,
no matter by what mocking name Of free
dom it is dclndcd. a0a
How long war will il require to win this
people from dependence upon the North?--
Better it shoutl last forever than that the
priceless blood already shed should have
teen shed in vain. We have no reason 10
fear the North in war; In: when the army
Of bayonets becomes converted into IN army
of drmmmera. the structure OF Southern in.
dependence will be subject to test more
severe and terrible than any which Scott OF
Mcclellan are able to apply.
As soon ms this war is over. Northern
horde of statesmen will overrun tho land. OF
come here to i've, and vote down our liber.
ties at the polls. Ifme do not make prori-
sion in o"r 'nss to prerent these objects,
Southern independence is an lille dream.
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for dinner; and cofee. Fat meat a'd bard
crackc,s for supper. Frequently the boys
COMO in q, midnight with coon. such ~ the
farmers in Iowa domesticate and sell for
$3.50 to -. 90 per hundred. Bee trces
are found also-- square hoe troes--only thrce
or fur feet high. and usually fannd near
cot,onwaods inlthe garden. Feathers in the
.rar Of our ients tell Of chicken wrsss. and
4 curinpSly ooessrnstsd applrpsaler speaks
~ this as . fruit country. Many
things shnus ths camp give satisfactory