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Killed and Wounded:of the llth and 2Oth
LII. Regiment ct Pfttsbarg.

PIrrsBuRc, Tenn, April 10, 1862.
Mr.. Osman-The following is list Of tn
killed wounded and missing in the actio
of April 9th and 7th Is
Co. A.-KiHeA-Acting Or Master, F.
Goodrich privates, John NJ. Hannah
Frand Hartman. e4e3
Weunded-Lieut Silas w. Fields, le,
amputated, Corp. John r. Hays, VIM. N
Brakeman; privates, Eranklin Lambert
Eli Kline.
Missing. James McGhes.
Co. B.-KiNed-Serg. John w. Lam.
Wounded-COrp Francis n. Hester
private, Stephen w. Cummina
Aissing-Private. Henry Connells.
Co C,-K,Hed-Privates, James Keeny
Wsundsd@Capt. Geo. C. Mckee, slight
Serg. g. w. Parkhurist, Corp. w. H
Carpenter; priqates, Thos. Craycraft. Geo
Crabtree, VIM. Hartley, Elijah Jallif
VIM. Keyler.
Missing-Fredk Thurston. Elijah Hays
Co. D,-hiAed-PriSasss, Chasass- Hawk
inson, Dennis Manchester. ~
Wounded-Serg Remington Love Corp
Frank B. Whitcher, s. r. Hest privates
Milton E. Bourne, Danl Sullivas, SamL
Thompson, Jas. Bookour, Ira sBeddo,
Orlando Bridgeman. ~
Co. E,-Rilled-Private,P Perkin Boshus.
Wounded Privates, .Geroge Hensley,
VIM " Dillman, Calvin Sinville, Conrad
G. Thrasher, Lawrence LIE Brun. Hiram
Diily, Francis Delong, Jas. Nichols, Thos
Pugh, Isaac Fancher, Jas. N. Brown.
Missing-Privates, Martin Swick, Park
Carson.
Co. ,-KiAed-Privates, Henery Mer-
scher, Antonio Fan. s
Wo,mded-Private, John A Steinbrook.
Co. -Woaxde<-Serg Geo. w. Brews-
this, Corp Thos. B. Echois, Louis W. Barber,
Louis L. Clanton private, E Haidsock.
.Mssing-Privates, David BEEN, VIM.
Dennis.
Co. H,-hiNed-Prlvates, John Curtis,
Theodric Snow. g
Woundsd-Capt James II. Coats, in the
left hand and breast, Sere VIM. H. Justice,
Fredk B. Meniman, Corp. James NJ.
Woods; privates, Henry Corwin, Cbas E
Austin, Geo Mather, Stephen Nicholson.
CO. -Woanded-Corp F. Hanam Eras
tus Mckinney, VIM. Tell; privates. Hugh
Gohun, L. F. Larkin Stephen TroDc, VIM.
Wilson.
Co. K.-KMed-capt Henry H. Carter
Wo,.nd.d-Lieut Il, H. Walrod, Serg
Jas Morrow, H. H. McAleny, Corp A. r.
Miles, Frank Rickor, VIM. Gay, II. c.
Mansfield; privates, Morris Minnihan,
Martin Stoker, Peter Miller. Morris
Griffin, Patr Lamb, Herman Seymour.
Lieut.. Col. Rarnom was wounded in
the head, and Major Nevius in the right
hand. .
Our boys fought nobaly, and did honor
to the good name they got at Douelson.
We went into action with but 22S men, SO
youssee our less was as heavy in propotion
Us at Donelson. We were in three sepa-
rate engagements on the 9th Lieut. Col
Ransom aud Maj. Nevius, although severe
ly wounded, remained with us all day.
Capt. Coats joined us after we had form I'd
in line, having just arrived here in the
mcrning, and was almost the first maH
wounded His wound is not serious.
Cushman's regiment arrived here Mon
day evening, just too late to have . hand
in the fight.
Ipassed through the three ensssemcnts
without receiving a wound
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TWENTIETH ILLINOIS REGIMENT


hIRedeCommissione d-Adiutaut J Ed
ward Thompson.
Enlisted-Co B-Corporal Isaac
Reynolds, privates Philip Birta, Franci
! Dawser, Rodolph Trooe sE
Co C-Sergeaut Matthias Biddle.
Co D-Corporal Michael Muntaugh
privttes w A Brown-ou, William kidder
Co E-Privates Stephen D Robb, J0hI
+ Miller.
F-Private John Delaney.
Co G-Privates Hiram Ii DIR, John
Amiot.
Co H-Privates John D Schnider, F N
Dixon.
Co I-Corporals Harrison Scott, Phile
P Wennum, Argus Reynolds, privath II
Clay Dickerson.
K-Sergeant James Crellin, private
Curtis L Wann. Total, 81.
Wounded-Commission Col. Z
Richards, Maj F A Bartleson; Co B, Capt
John F Cleshorn; Co D, Capt Charles l
Page; 90 E, Capt. Jas NJ North, I'd Lieut.
Vespasian Warner; Co ], lst Lieut.. Row
land y Evans Total I.
Enlisted-Co A-Sergt. Jerome B Smith
James Riley; privates Andrew Lovelady,
John Hoffman, Chas Cook, Isaiah Hummel
Jas l Myers.
Co B-Sergt. VIM s Vail, Corporal
Ruben Atkins, privates Geo Bents, Joshua
Dykeman, Jas Gallagher, Geo Lee, Jacob
B Worthingham, Saml S Myers, E L Con
ner, Henry A Sperry.
Co -Corporal Henry c Marker,
privates James w Brown, Michael F Ball,
Nicholas Geschwind, Albert H Rowan,
Eben!F Ranndell, John Stephenson, Daniel
Warden Walter Wake
Co D-Serg't Frederick Scharer, Corp.
VIM 3 Hammers, privates VIM Gates,
Lindsay Milan, James McLeery, Alvy
Garner, Hume Tuckerman, Summerfield
Handley, Park Loon,is, VIM Howell, Danl
Miller, David A Smith.
10 E-Soreeaut John n Cain, Corporals
Th omas n Byerly, Martin MortIie, w m H
Marrs, priyates Francis N Bates. Thomas
Butler, Alexander G Bettis, Thomas w
Clark, Stephen K Carter, James NJ Hall.
Ephraim A Hubbell, Sylverter NJ King,
Ruben Moody, John w Mcdonald,
Theodore McGee, James w Scott, William
X Thomas, Ruben j W Winn.
Co F. Sergeant Benjamin Coats,
Corporal Rhulof Bush, privAtes Otto Lamb.
man. Charles Ferge, Henry Wrede, VIM
r Wheaton, Thomas N Sohnson, Joseph
Myrick a.--. -eTE
Co G-Sergeant James Jaquith;
Privates Jeremiah Young, Carl White
Euzeba Geroux, Basteen Faler .i
Co H-Sergeauts Oscar B Chamrney,
Ira blanchard; Corporals Neal Olsen,
Rnssel Mowdy; Privates John Cox, Robert
Davis, Horatio Folsom. Isaac Henderson,
Jands Ralstin, Aaron P Walworth.
% I-Sergeant F B Sleeth; Corporal
Thomas Jameson; privates Ebenezer Ball,
Geo Sewis. Isaac Quimby, Daniel S Corp.
Thomas Hopping. Jacob Miller, Alfred
Blake. VIM Creed, Edward Pugh. ci
Co K-Corporal Josiah Wright; privates
Marcas E Morton, Lewis G Bishop, John
H Leach, George Connolly. Sumner NJ
Cook, Foreust Aanderson. Total, 81.
Missing- Enlisted-C0B-Priyath Philo
Fuller - .a
90 C-Sergeant Hiram Spraeue, Capt
Michael Quinn. .5s -...1.t. -
Co D-Corporal Anthony Knight
Private John Hartley. - -
Go E-Private BENJAMIN 8 Browp.
Co F-Corporal VIM H Dewey.
Co G-Privates Morris Lamb, Josephus
D Lotteritlge.
CoK-Private Ambrose Wills. Total 10
e..,;,,,,,..i;on,..a xs,'< vssssss af''''.s a
Enlisted. d...........2l 97 10
Total. ..........22 lo4 10
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iMPoRrArIoxs OF FoREuGN MERcHANDrsE.-
In spite of the high tariff, war, and rumors
of wa-, our importations Of foreign mer-
chandise are showing rema, kably healthy
condition. Last week the value Of goods
of all descriptions brought into New York
amounted to four and a third million of
dollars, in round numbers. This was
somewhat in excess of that imported in
the corresponding week in 1860; and
though nearly million less than in the
same week last year, it must be borne in
mind that in the latter large proportion
was entered for warehousins, while this
year nearly all goes directly into con-
sumption Taking the three months past,
we find that our total importati"ns are
forty.six and half millions. decrease OF
four millions as compsred with the same
period in 1861, and of'twenty millions
in 1860. ,isI ssfga go szig
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How SOLDIERS MAKE DouGHSurs-A
member of Manning's Battery, at Ship
Island, in recent letter, describes the
way soldiers make doughnuts as follows;
Some of US when we get home will be
quite capable of taking in washing. l
rather think the ladies would laugh to see
us washing stockings. shirts. dc. And by
the way. we can cook up nice things, five
only try hard-for instance we make
doughnuts in the following manner. Take
a good quantity of -four in mess pan,
and after putting in some yeast powder,
water and moIasses, stir it up until it is
quite stiff. then take 1t out on clean piece
Of board, and, with a champagne bottle for
a roller we make it thin; take oknife,
cut it into narrow or square strips, put
them into tho frying pan until nicely
Drowned, and then eat. guess some of
US will be quite handy round the house,
rs better half once said of her husband" +"
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WHO WERE They while we'll was
being dug about one mile north Of Green
River in Henry County, Ill. number OF
ceder chips were found at the depth OF
thirty.two:feet from the surface. They. were
not much decayed, althouh. apiece shown
us was partly petrifed. The ends OF tho
cbips were cut off as it by an AK, and shows
ed uumista ka ble evidence of human effort:
There were no indications that the ground
at the place had ever been disturbed at
that depth eesore, and the probability Is
that the chip vas cut by human hands
before the tbrtyt%o iess o OF eaftn arm strata sra.e
made. is question for geolosists and what
manner ~ n, ,sn welded the AK that cleft
il. who can tellP
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THE NEW YORK BAKERYI

BH J h " III ELE1Ts
YSHE undersigned would respectfully inform the nha-
u bitants of Ottawa and vicinity that he is now
prepared furnish the choicest variety OF Crackers
Butter Soda Lemon, Boston Oyster Abernetha,
ard Biscuit Also, Bread, Cakes, Brown Bread,
Piss, &c, kc in good variety Confectionery, OF the
choicest selection, constantly hand. All kinds Of
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to order.
The subscriber having spared pains Expense in
fitting up a wagon for the convenience and accommoda-
tion his and he public generally are now
abo to furnish anything their line those who de-
sire Those wishing the New York Wagon TO call daily,
will please their orders the N Y Bakery, or to
the Post OiFic..
Remember the place, in Edwards Block, few
II. Thompson. store, Main Street send IN
your orders, and they will receive prompt attention.
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! MARVELLOUS INSTANCE or STyriTHY.-A
4 very strange example of the influence Of
sompathy is reported to have occurred
daring the battle OF Pea Ridge. Hiram
?. Lord, of the 2jth Missouri, Col. Phelps,
, while charging up 4 ravine, fell rs If dead
and his companions ran TO him and asked
him if he was hurt lie did not answer
and il was soon discovered that he had
swoonea. On reviving he said he muss
have been struck by a ball, for he felt a
pain in his left side, and had distinctly
experienced the stunning and numbinS
sensation that results from a gun shot
wound. His person was examined, and
no mark or indication OF injury percepti-
bic. He could not comprehend the mys-
terry, bat soon after resumed the fight,
and forgot the sensation until he had got
to his camp, when he learned to his sur
prise and sorrow that his twin brother,
George, was among the dead. George
had been in another part of the field, and
had been shot in the body and at the
same time that Hiram had believed HIM
self mcrially wounded. The sympathy
between the two brothers had ever been
complete, and the illness OF one was asu-.
ally accompanied by sickness OF the other.
Strange il true, say many. bat the stran-
ger the truer, say the student OF nature.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-26
OTTAWA STONE YARD
SPORTsMEN'S DEPOT!
E10MA9 MOORE

IMPORTER and manufacturer Of Increase Tvist ri.
n.s and Shot GNns, of every description, veiescope
and Patent Muscle Rifles Revolving Breech Cast steel
Barrels with Guide Starter for hunting. and large
sortment OF Revolvers Colts. Beals, Msthatten, Blunt
Syms', Allen Thurberis. Gentlemen will 6nd at my
chop everything in line. and warrant 10 give salts
faction to all that favor With their patronage.
invite the old friends Of II. p. BRUSkEn - give
call he 10 my agent Customers vill always And htm
q his post My shop 10 Main Street, the Yox
River Bridge.
Powder, Shot. wads snd Caps. Guns let BY the day.
turH THOMAS Mo0R%.
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ErN.EK.BLE CoiNcDENCE.--Charlcs l..
! Lord and Edward Lewis, who were killed
in the skrmish at Yorktown, were resi-
dents of Charlestown, Mass, Of about tho
same age, and, before they enlisted, lived
at No Oak street, in that city, They
were curriers' by trade, worked in the
same shop, and were intimate friends.
They both belonged to the Fire Depart
ment, and were excellent members. Lord
went in three months company, and, on
his return, the twoJoined the same company
Massachusetts Battery No. 3. They
left their wives and children at She same
house, and they are now residing together.
At the engagement near Yorktown. on
Sunday, both men were killed, and they
were the only Massachusetts, soldiers killed.
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j. ID. OLMSTE AD,
Produce and Commission Merchant.

The market price paid for all kinds of Grain-Wheat
and Corn stored aud shipped parties may desire.
Liberal advances made Grzu in store at my
War. house the of La Sale street and Hy
draulic b as;n, Ottawa, Illinois.
y. B-Parmers can save time by unloading with me,
A. have the first Warehouse AS they approach the
city, and also Steam Elevator and ali other convenie
ces uni cad with dispatch; and they can always
rely getting the market price
OTTAWA. Dec. Is. '6l. j. d. OLMSTEAD.
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Carving politeress to excess is said to
bc raising your hat to a young lady in the
street. and allowing couple. Of dirty col
lars and pair Of socks to fall out upon
tho sidewalk.
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0TTAWA MARBLE YARD.

HE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
of Gewel Finley, where he intends to carry the
hu.iness on more extensive SCALE He has hand and
m always receipt of the best quality Of American Ita
liam and Egyptian Marble for Head Stones Tomb stones,
Monuments Mantles Furniture, &C. AS he has some Of
the best workmen in the western country he fess
sured that he can get up anything In his line in superb
or sye together with low prices he feels assured that
ne will give those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
NJ 3. Orders from distance earnestly solicited, and
droml :iy attended to. JAMES WILLS.
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Il. hSEISSI.,

...,,,1D Dy,fgg;efand 4 p04sedTy, Main ST.. Oftdu".
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL.)
iN'i,, -, a. aug2S
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Dentistry at Eastern Prices /!
DIR, M. WHITTEN

Office Main Street, Opposite Mansion
House and Over OrtOn's Book
Store, Otla ~ a, Ill.
~ To my numerous patients would state that
they will receive attention by calling at any hour @
the day-with promptness and dispatch.
Nov 1871 NJ WHITTEN.
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Tsusopggsjc Pbysici6n- rttd'ea, Heno's, 3,
sy-t.ra T. U;ta7. in all branches OF has profession.
part. 1Fr attention given the treatment e No"ei
oalce IN EreeuaaE= block, La Sale set fe6i6-iy
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80. 1 .
Jay frr s-ocared Themselves together Tor the
of T. cir profession respectfully tender their services 10
~. -ft5z..f,- 81 Otta~. aud vicinity
:; R-Al persons indebted to either OF tne uhaet-
.;,,,i are r-aes:ed to call Immediately and arrange
oI,e over Hunters Drug store, La Sale st.
G. HARD. VI. D,
z NJ McARTHUR, NJ D.
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e. q. CCuEIEECsH. NJ. D..
FCiFCTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
se-., E, trst Of f't.rson Bank, Main Street,
OTTAWA. Ills.
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e. E. TNDsEPSON,
u EREEE&.

n-,,os Patent yrso'teirts, Prints, Ons, rUnishs'
EIas Ssu5s, Gfc-, DC,
Between Glover Il Cooks and RsadieSs biock-
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1.T.0E EH ~ CCCk-
..,5-s. md f5sHssss5Og-. ut L,tlc-Otttso', Hls
on in li!o.er Cooks brick block, cart OF tie court
bouss up stairs. =,
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s.r.gE Il. &c DFE: EY- ND,

sEe4gfis of EoyTt Cs5tsge ot SargeDns H't' ~ 20
"a r5,- tT-I charge iIo-ptal ia Europe lor seS.
aI ,rarS af.d . practs- Of ten years IN iIl,io=, M
sets confident giving satisfaction 10 'ioss VIZ" may
v,ist his professional advice g., p..;
oare anrth side Of the Court House square .
-, ~, s.-,..rflT s. east OF National House deca
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4 LOCKWOOD,
ALFRED ". CAVaHLY.

ItfgyHss at Lac and Notary PdCtic.
oci.e in E.-t.iuE=r's Block, ottawa, III aaSii
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u =. 4 : -. BAUaffE-"Psfs"'SsS
u,,,nv nTact:sei medicine for eighteen years, SIX
,rtif ~. been exclusively devoted TO Homeopathy
80 ry. if- SERVICES the friends of the system IL
Ottawr in All the branches Of hi profession. far'ou
lar ftte..lfc1 gwen tie treatment oi women %
Is,fl.y-, - f,gjs- N "a attiu.rT's block. IEiIt
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L. :. 1iATDUaY. ". D..
;<r -. homeopathic

F'L lE~i.s.fD sf1f0 S'tFg'|t-C.t""c, h-'''
OaT-- at Din, mick Maj ySurys Drug store
Special attention given 10 surgery
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-07-24
ParsOn BrOwnlOw's Book

THE manuscript Is nearly completed, and
will be put TO press forthwith. The appear
Ance and Is pography Of the work viii be Of
Tie hrst class, and it will be fully and han
somely illustrated with sketches ofthe scenes
referred tn, and 0
Finely Engraved Steel Portrait ofthe
st AUTOR.
As TO itscontents, we have no hesitation in
saying that the public will be startled at this
narrative of facts. II will lay bare the perse-
eutions and cruelty which m arked the devel-
opment ofsecession conspiracy in Tennessee
the disasters and tae ruin with which it devas-
tated communities once prosperous, and sun
dsred families once happy; more than all IL
will expose the bad and reckless ambition and
the relentless and blood-thistiness, by which
therIngleAders Of the conspiracy were stimu
lated to their work of crime and treason.
The narrative Is one of personal experience
The author vouches for the accuracy of its
statements. The public may, therefore, ac-
eept ii as not only reliable but q peculiar
chapter in the general history of the times,
and We are confident that no more significant,
startling, or Instructive memorial OF the re-
bellion, in its minute personal and social beaI
ings, 10 nov accessible.
The public are well aware that Mr.. Brown
low is q bold speaking man. In this narrative
of his sufferipgs, composed mostly while in
custody in the Jail OF Knoxville, he. hus utter
ed his thoughts in language of extraordinary
force and fearlessness, seAthing his adversa-
ries even while in their power, and appealing
30 his countrymen, even fom his cell, with
the urgency of martyr.
1t will be publishe1 in o;a volume, l2mo.
handsomely bound in cloth, ofabout four hun
dred pages.
Price. sss soss .25'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-07-24
AFlFRN E GREAT CAUSE
Siflr1RzW HUMAN NT0ER Y

Just Published, in a SEALED Enuelops,
A LECTTSE by DR.. CULVERWELL
IA on the cause and cure of Spermatorr
hea, Consumption. mental and physical de
bility, nervousness, epilepsy, impaired nutri'
tion OF the body, lass!tude, weakness of tn
limbs and back, indisposition and incspaci
ty for study and labor, dullness Of apprehen
sion, loss of memory, aversion to societye
love of solitude, timidiiy, self distrust, diz-
illness, headache, affections of the ewes
pimples on the face, involuntary emissions,
and sexual incapacity, the consequences ol
youthful indisoretion, &c. &c.
This admirable Lecture Clearly proves
that The above enumerated, often afflicted
evils may be removed without medicine and
without dangerous surgical operations, and
should be read by every youth and every
man in the land.
Sent unde; seal. 10 any address, In plair
sealed envelope, on receipt of six cents, Of
wo postage stamps, by addressing
DR. CHAS. ]. C. KLINE.
1877 Bowery, N. Y. Postofflce box 45st
vpil 95h, ls6l-lyL
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA,

For the Relief of the Sick and Dis
tressed, afflicted with Virulent anc
Chronic diseases, and especially
for the cure of diseases Of the Sex
ual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis BY the Act
M ing Surgeon.
Valuable Reports on SPermatorrhea, or Sex
ual Weakness, and other diseases of the Sexual
Organs, and on the NEW REMEDIES employ
cd In the Dispensary, sent TO the afflicted In
sealed letter envelopes, free ofohAige. Two or
three stamps for postage will be acce eptable.
Acting Surgeon, Howard association, No. 9
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
February 9th, 8S6l-lyr.
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PROF. o. J. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
RTOOD RENOVATOR

obNO" 4eLLNO A S1SS
is precisely what its name indicates. for
J. while pleasant to the taste, it is revivify-
ng, exhilerating and rengthening to the
ital powers. 1t also reviviies, reinstates
nd renews the blood in all its original puri.
y, and thus rest' 'os and renders the system
nvulnerable 10 attacks ofdisease. 1t is the
only preparation ever offered TO the world
in popular form so as 10 be within the
reach Of all.
So chemically and skilfully combined as to
be the most powerful tonic, and yet so per.
lectly adapted so as to act in perfect accord.
ance with the laws Of nature, and hence
soothe the weakest stoma h and tone up the
digestive organs, and allay all nervous OF
other irritation. 1t is also perfectly exhler.
ating il. its effects, and yetil is never follow.
ed by lassitude or depression of spirits, Il
is composed entirely of vegetables, ant
those combining powerful tonic and sooth
ing propensities, and consequently can nevel
iniure. AS sure preventive and cure of
CONSUMPTION, BEoNoHITIs, INDIGESTION. DYs-
PEPsIA, Loss OF APPETITE, FAINTNEss, EER-
voUs IRRITABILITY, NEURALGIA, PAL
PITATIoN OF THE HRARL, MELAN-
| oHoLY, HYPoCHoNDRIA, NIsHT
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Public sale by Assigmees.

Public safe by AsSismees.
OTlCEis is hereby given that the personal
IN property Of David White consisting Of
Horses, Cows, Coils, young Cattle, two horse
Wagon plOws, hoes, wheat growing in the
ground, lot Of farming utensils and other
property, assigned By said David White 70
the benefit of the creditors ofsaid White will
be sold at public auction at the residence Of
ssid David W Wbite in Eagle township. Vinton
Co., o., on the S0th day Of May, A. D. 1859,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, of said day
Terms of sale will be-: All sums oe 500 and
under, Cash In hands on all sums over 90
sx months credit will be given ifnOtvs and aT
proved security are given prior to removing
The property. OWENS 7. CLARK and
JOSHUA J. SPEAKMAN.
May lst-4w. Assignees Of David White.
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wTo THE LADIEs.-h
lam also agent for DR.. Dumas
Female Protecting hstrumsnH

q unfAiling preventative ofcOnception-is Of Valu-
Able-to such as through some phyticl confor-
alton or deformity, incapacitatsd for safe re-
sstes, incosing IS will secureth return of the
instrument.
Remember that DR.. VIA. Z. Hoyt is tho only
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