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Hon. T. Butler King.

This distinguished gentleman. who has
been In Europe for some time past ON . mis-.
sion connected with the general interests Of
the Oonfederacy, arrived In this city on Satur-
day evening. He IL stopping Ut the Spots.
W00h
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GROCERIES, SC.

GROCERIE8, sc.
r ARaE s1oOK OF GRO. ER7Es to
l. which We invite the attention Of the
10000 Havana Cigars.
100 600 Domestic do.
$50 0tO German do.
1000 lbs. Ground Pepper.
begs Grain do.
Il chests choice Green Tea.
10 do do. Black do.
20 Baskets Anchor UbampaEre.
10 do. Chas Hstdsick do.
20 do. Golden Star do.
~ bbls. Crushed sugar.
. &c. 90: s %sd iasae' a Ss. ~h 80.
' o. pure LEE 60 e DURHAM e
Re 17-at So Pearl street.
I'm BBI4S NEW ORLEANS ~ 'fAsSES
e)V loo boxes Adamanttns CANDLES,
Is bbIs. crushed sue
Is half chests Black TEA
~ hall chests and small boxes superior
Green TEA.
800 bbls; John holltps's Extra FLOUR.
VIM. K. JONES 4 CO.,
to list 10Th at bot. Hstn and CARY.
RAMlLY FL .U1.-
Il Very tuparior
Extra Supernns FLOUR.
snPNRFINE FLOUR
fel7-3t HAXALL. OREN8HAw 4 co.
CU0AkB.-47 hhds clarifies ana choice
y Brown New Orleans SUGARS,
fe .r,s~s today. for sale b ,,
TUSt REOEIvEO.-
81 100 dox. best English Machine TWIST,
black; 50 doz best English Machine TWIST,
500 gross extra pearl Shirt BUTTONS; a lot
Of silk aud velvet OLOAKS and NANTES,
At cost all kinds Of Sewing Machine NEE
DIES mAG GanRa Sl h. He; .,.,.
At Bslvin's Sewing Machine Rooms.
fel?-l2t%
NLEIGHS AND SkATES.-Unly = few
! left at Hchaaps store, 2o6 Broad st. Also,
variety Of Marbles, Tops. and other Toys.
schasp offers great indtcsmsnt. IN China
Fancy 0Oods At his new and only store 2O5
broad street between 4th and 9th. He don't
sell at cost, but cheaper than the chea pest,
For een uine bargains call at SChAAP'S POS
Brosd. between 4sh and Ssh sts fe 17-lme
OtNAWAY "A negro hoy BY the name Of
II FLOYD, ha been staying With bis ycuas
matter ct EvsnspoIt. and was taken stick and
started home with o man by the name of DR.. II.
e. Hnpt, and the train le!t him at Durksville,
Va he said boy 10 about % years Of ago, esrk
complexion, ab ut s feet or 10 inches high
His seasial weight 10 about $50 pounds Any
pseson taking up .he said boy, will h.ve Tim con.
dno0 IN tcfA0 SAFE JsL% una VIII pay ~ C00&e6
J. ". ALs0BRooKe,
fsl7-lm. Min Tower. Alabama.
n OTfOE.-Oal az 30. 3al Broad strses. and
~ examine he stock Of goods. eonsistiDs Of
Boots, 0hosa, Hats and Olething. Are. nice lot
Of Lsdiss' DFess Goods . due lot Ct 8 ks, all Of
which viii - sold q reduced prices ct wholesale
aoA yetail.
- I7-6s J. p FULX6 4 co.
zDJT AND MSP. 0ENL0 OFFIOk,
RlCHMuxD. February 18th, l060. )
CPEUIAL ORDERS NO. "a
"A fkzrsa
Z An persoas employ Cd n the Telegraph d.
Aoos Of the Conieoegn1o 0ta1os - Op0esovs, are
Aase&y exsmpAod noa military dairy.
~ oOuma1A - ~ eo0o1aEy Of War.
JOHN WlTHARA
p l1r-9w Ass'tAdi't0~
dFEIL ORySSiN6 COMBS. Ivory Fine
- COMBS. Pocket Oonhs, Of all kind.
~. PETERSON = 90.
10 - Las Main street.
black IA 90
ii = pasioY ARTICLE AA1 llleealed and 1bs aale
81 ". PETERsuN Z CD.
MI - Man street.
6AOTTLfS.-Ocs 60 11GTTLk6. q =
- psriss qualiay, - eeaann! I'd - ~ ~
sThH x11x, 1Am1 = 90.
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By KhNF. PsI.Sh 4 co, dues.

SPECIAL SAL. nt
= sTAPL9 DeY GOODS.
BY a / L(bt&TE
On Tp Uk, y a 7 II. 0 b, COMM suctre ct
In o'cluyh, tom VI ,rehous+, xe shall sell by
c@tal sun, wi hou' r"sefv-,
one TdpCSAr ID Pi Us
NO<-It u DRESS q OBS
Just received ann nOw in store, co stsnDs Of
Pta Uelei, e., sex aud sss1sgod o,iors,
Pia md trir;ed ieihjp.s,
Oash,nsTs Twiiis, black, mode, ana high
No;CTsi
Hao osstue WorS;ed Il -oc DIES, assorlsdi
japan, Pads, Is oc:ta. u .aiues;
E3gthh MeSinOs, OaacK brown, hue. Lysar,
eHr,i- IA n ca. ~ud moo GO orr
Am tr.-sI I'd OtIein. 4. Bcoc - "a Ga,7i:
o,ii,ied ana slgul.u d b g"s
Amai!ue !otns oil ca a ~ &C,
CUio,ed b1ocau-, dt'rr, A.,
70 pieces sp'rnhil us iroce'siia.. OF the
very richts yies itnrIrted aud @ .hsr rich
C1rtuin 1'sSis u d. lHs.sac
ALHD-3,GoJ biu-, gray. ~, q fLroy Ban.
kst- ssT a.. Va he oil iyes, "a srsat rev
OF sLoA Z ..cy afd s'ape Il MS, rtceissd
froIn age - u AsSn :ou-s declittTs 6u.i.
nae; he - bot to re pse,, ~ ..!out rrserye
f-E l. MT, Pa Nj 90 ancs
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TUSt REOEIVEO.-
81 100 dox. best English Machine TWIST,
black; 50 doz best English Machine TWIST,
assorted oOlors; 400 dOx. Spool COTTON !;
500 gross extra pearl Shirt BUTTONS; a lot
Of silk aud velvet OLOAK9 and NANTES,
At cost all kinds Of Sewing Machine NEE.
DIES, MACHINE OIL, &C.
GEORGE DARBY, Agent,
At Bslvin's Sewing Machine Rooms.
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TKLE(3RAPHIO NEWS,
0UNBoATs INJURED

The Enemy Driven Back with
Great Slaughter.
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CHnw1Se AND SMOKING
TOBACCO
have on hand, At Factory, on 7th street.,
RIcnMoSD. Va,
A large stock Of
OHEWINa
BAOOO
Ut all grades and styles,
At prices ranging rom
Is to IS cents per pound,
Including s's, los, haif.pounds, pounds,
BOTH
-ALSO,-
TWIST aud other -
FANCY STYLES.
SMOKING TOBACCO,
Q to 20 cents per pound,
All Of which 10 offered for sale st modsrate
prices for cssh.
NJ Prompt attention paid to all orders
accompanied with cash.
hl7-sm JAMES THOMAS, il.
01F6Eb Fl1zLE COLLEGE, ; =
xu tbs Departmsnts "a t1is School are new
Conducted sy ssaehsss Of he highest anahdsa-
tens. <
1tudsnts axs admitted st any tine, end eAareed
from The dAta Of thal4 'nolsaoo
TIE advuataeoe a6es6oae1, the lsW DS1ee Of
board AID tultsQa, ~ ~ health and quissnns
Of Ne susrean6ine seuntsy, unito n mskile thu
very pleasant rsf1eAs te6 tAooo wiahiaR Is 4.
vote thsmsslvss - study. 1nquisiss addssbae1
n .Rsv. y y. 1Ansass OxfoxA. n q. WIN g
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IA ANTHD-
~ 4 so,d LI-HO4RAPHIC PRINTER
can obtain constant employ unent ard good WaHe1
IN Charleston, south Caroi-A Apply 10
W. HABG2AyE WHITE,
fe i7-N& l.S Main It.
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AM U9M "a GT'A -

q n
NHE1ROPUL1TAN HALL.
II. I1lDW LIS see
{Also Proprietor Of c deny Of Music. N. U. J
Second week of
HARRY MCCARTHY,
The acknowledged fayorite OF .ne Sou.n !,
author OF he
"BonIie Blue Flag"
"The VoiuuIeer."
''S,aIs and Ba's''
"ni so0ri,'
"ScOtt's Taking the Oath. -
And other Popular Nanoaa Song ,assls, ted by
MISS LOTriE fS1ELLE,
VIII give his personai,n 90" CEKTS as
above. Change OF progra ev. ~ night
GRAND MATrINEE on s. t"rday at 3
p. Nj for the accommodation OF Ladies and
Children
kF Admission, 60 osn.s Children and scr
vans halt price. deserved sea-. rs ctss2s
LEE Ma LLOkY, ACHING Man gsf.,s
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sy aUDDiN aaPPsas,lN. .aes.

H0 y B. pPE '%.,r 'rk FL SALE AID.
ZDU TTsiNG NAN "A .>IEa -rnI ms
auction on bs' pr 81 she Z al q .nts-
ion reAens 20 aS. re .r, on /. U DAY,
;oe 20t2 a. Ua.y. r.. 81 81! o'ciJ,s y. 2.l
D'r-e Ga y, u" ?. y ne pcfcAos
IFASs -for: mos tb ct, i fra PROV q, en-
dos eot' o PER, iu'. "a. 40
f. II [. |, = - ~ aurs
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nkiEh it-Nt IN J. -. Hn " Gls
ID tat - -, h. VI MAIN AID
CAY >rHiErs, tUn SAT- "A AUs;-
1lbN.- WI 10 ID a. auA,.O4 o. .h- krsr4-
ts5 % IA SsDtt tl5 eUth go It65, Il
o'l.,k ID ,hs hrtck Is emer' o a..a ~
.tove, now L. ths aupsn o. VI, 0. L Nsr-
tin. TIE aoase las e!slt oms sisi Tho u,u ~
oai-t nj drgs
KoM,. -Oas.t6i d csb sasn IT nd II
D"',t r Geg Il" = &c &c. iatsre si added, sr
ii rA ~ = s-u. Il III n 4 l.sl.aAcs
( 50. 10 u . ii nv h pi"b
( q ID PE - sn,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17

LEATiI. 2 u var, j.srrpti' u, %bo. rHREfo o.,
Nacbt8' Be tirg s4i hub P,"ai 4; hgdf' =.
r.sss; aoss 8-di!e ats, q inch &ol ., Euet itss
Gsln Sns, o; fb,isce ih apa TSst.r1 CHrfiss,
Il; Wv9a screws Sand p~p--; 9ius, Wi =
lead, Jap n and Uoace VT i.hes; sor'nas, Axle =:
Ma issols On a,'gs, sIs general SasormsRf Z
laFtiase Nate lis
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N~SrRABLE q Il Z u us md LOT,
IL th & IL Casa II VI h. Rid.
E~-,R No K. a AU.itO s.--s- viii ell.
mon ;hs pr, - at the IL b
d y OF fsb usrt tfI.EaeisIss st 4: q clock =, - .
y dc Liable 1 X Aodss 10 ste. ss a.ov< sd
lon'is 3 vis -, Il ga IN t>- CO sapaney
Of Sir b. ~ In l. l. o. lbs u Z Il &c =, d o
now o1uD ~u'i so3 4I~ loi onta ~
fe. ano UDs b.. TIL usp. o. psh.
3ssN To-. mi ass5; ,ha oaisrre a a
ID : o b; Ter neg ii, he u VIA t-,~ /,
ard aud seer d by :. De d be rnr-
cns OF 0 rsy 1t. KS K,A i-slra- zoe for go J.
fsit Jas NJ rAfL q = on ur..
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"yANTED-.y gentleman In one OF the
w Government Dspa; treDts
B O A r d N @
In private family fer b:psslf wife and ehrd.
Address "Rox s93," city p O. fe Ills
w ANTED-A good plain BAKER, 70
w take charge Of two large fiue ovens, AT
Centrevtlle. Gall At the Monticello House,
on Main street, just above the St. Charles
Hotel. thi 9 evening, nom TO 6 O'Clock.
fe ly-lt&
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thjANlEn KEUAUt,s EvK An "a IL
~ LERY COMPANY -Ii.ut. n. ANpEx-
SON. II the Thomas Artillery, Is detailed On r.
cruisiug service. His on ia on Main .tx. ct No.
q The recruit . ere to form an Artillery Com
pauy, with forty men who have se~a serv!cai
the Army Of the ro'om.o The bounty money
ESQ ~it re paid to the recruits emit tm~nt
(, 2-lm& Ii. J ANDEokON.
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WAN TED

VIZ ANTED-COOK.-A good plain Cook.
w Washer and Ironer, ca, get . scod hcms
by immediste application at Mr. A. LENS " 20.
end Marshall street, last house, right hand side,
"a T.
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The undersigned manu- uTs s~sr, ,siig in w.
Inc. and have goo ST., Il On hand
al SD
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M/CH/CAN GEN7RAZ
]" N. N IL RR- CID ~ In.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
TO New York, New England and TN e
h".tA Cunadas.

- D.
On and after Sunday, May 9TH 1862 trains leave the
Great Central Union Depot, foot OF Lake street. as
follows. -.. 81 .lEtf ~ 81 ,t'ss.e3ist'
Fam. bay Express, Except Sundayo arrives at
Detroit GAO p. M; Suspension Bridge $3.50 a M; Al
bapy $50 p. M, New York $50 P. M; Boston l1;So
p. m. f.e 8t 49, 80 .+l..&5
78D p. Night Express, (cxcept Saturday, arrive
at Detroit ZOO "a. m; Suspension Bridge $3.50 p. mi
Albany 500 "a M, New York 1880 a. M; Boston 23o
y. ~. .F-.F = - asf ssFA4 Ed ss4tF.
= Cincinnatitrains via NJ. c. railroad, leave Chicago
at m. mail train; 1880 p. m Fast Express; arrive
in Chicago at S;15 m Fast Express, and 8:l5 p. m
Night Mail Train IS .aa fr
The 1880 p. m. train leaving Chicago through
to Cincinnati without change ofears or baggage. {
Rutan's Patent yentilators on cars Of Day Express
Trains tE s, = ...E rtH.g 5.-ttt '-t
Patent Sleeping Cars on all night trains. Il
c2B- Baggage checked through. F4s
ID THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all principal Rail-
road Offices in the West, at the General Office
Lake and Dearborn streets, (under the Fremont
iiouse,) Chicago, aud at the Depot. sft &C. 90 81.
X. N.RICE, General Superintendent, q
]. w. SMITH, Western Pass. Ag't. Nov. 20, '6l
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
ssli-c pxsyT, rsi

do,rment, forte Reiief oJthe Sick and Gisfvssed
81 afflicted scith ,YirYleaf end fArosicr Disease,
and esoecfafgfo," the Cure oTDiseasssof the Seq
ad} 0rgaHe. .ltft a. .rsy-I ,Ers5 N-y Esd a.s5
NE EDlCAL ADVICE given gratis. by the Acting
Iva sargeon, to all who apply by letter, with eG
scripton of their condition, Gage, echpatiop ,ha
its Of life, &c aud IN Of extreme pow erty
furnish Medicine free Of charge. estr.sfs' ! :; .
Valuable Reportson SperfnatorrbGa and other Dis
esses 81 sSexual Organs the New Rene e.
employed In the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted I'D
sealed letter free ofcharges Two orthreS
stamps for postage will be acceptabfe
Address, DIR, J. SKLLIN HQUeHrON, Acting Surge on.
Howard Association, No. South Ninth PhilA-
deiphia, Pa. BY order OF the Directors. .
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Prssident.
GEO .FAIRcHILD, Secretary. q 'ff9 w. - y
April 1851 If =
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LADIES, READ THIS.
LADIES, READ THIS.
DOUBLE THREADED -s
Sc WING, MA CHIMES.
Sc WING MA CHIMES.

They have the highest TESTING malls and
in their favor from families and the public press
They will run backward or forward making smooth
ndelastic stitch on all kinds fabric
q g $40 EACH. = 49,
They are so simple in their construction that a
child oftwelve years car work them with case We
warrant the though every third stitch be
cut They make stronger ha dsonler seam til an
w, $50 EACH.
These machines are used throughout the country,
giving tisfaction all who use them, and are un-
doubtedly, the most economical, best made and
chcapestin use. They are fully warranted.
$50 EACH.
These machines run with a FRICTION WHEEL, doing
ay with the stretching and annoy of belt or
BANDA desderatum which has long been sought for.
prevent breaking, thus requiring not more than one
needle insix months common use. "a ~ Ett 3
$50 EACH. q u y -
We furnish full and explicit directions for using
them. Each machine, when sent ont, is in perfect
running order. with sample Observing cloth In pro-
per position, that person can commence working
at once.
ave.. $40 FACE. frs.s
They win Hem, Stitch Feil Tuck, Gather, Embrod-
er and make two different stitches on the ma
chine. They embrace tive important improv EN- nts
which render them the most desirable and simplest
Family machine everinvented. '@ -
9 $50 EACH.
NOTICE We offer liberal discount to parties
rE,n wishing an agency or. right of,sale Of
our Machines. With a small invest
AGE.NF'S ment of capital profitable business
car be readily established. All sales Agents with
discount must be invariably for CASH. tt'-A
y. B.-0ur Machines all stand on handsom table
and are worked by atreade.- Send for descriptive
cirsuar.
Eg@ ron receipt OF $50 we will send Machine, b. re-
ofeNprcss; or, II so ordered we will send ma
chine and the bill with IT, that it need paid
for tiilreeeived. Address all
- f.n GEO. e.. COLLINS e. co.
Gf,ee-i22 LAKE STREET, Cup stairs,) CHICAGO.
lS,-n
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OCULEST.
DR.. VIM. NICK. FINOlEY.

NXTISHE S to inform the puplic that he Is prepar
w ed and competent to operate on the following
diseases of the eve, to-wit:
CttGract, StrdLis0a8s. PteryiUm, A1naurosss
LdchryanaS Duet, and injuries Of the Nasal Duets.
and that he can cure III cases OpltthaLaoa, o.
the most malignant character acitoHt resorting ID
the and BARBARouS practice of Burnips the EYR
with Caustic. use of Nitrate of Silver.
REFERENcE-Dr John d. Ebert, Van Buren, county;
John F. Sanford, keokuk, Lee Co.; Adam Nelson Ap.
Henry Co.; John Miner, Schuyler Co, No
Persons can be provided with suitable board where
tkey can be cared FOR. Ef' t@@'t
sE-No Cure no pay.
BLOOMFIELD, Davis unity, Iowa.
March q, 1923 l4-6m
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Legal NOTICE.

state OF iowa, Wapelo County "a =
N 10 WILLIAM MEEKER and Nv. MEEKER.
NJ on and each of you are hereby notified that op
the 10Th day OF September. 1852, the petition OF
5. and A.McGee viii he file In the ofice of the
Clerk of the District Court of Wapeo county, State
Of Iowa asking for he FORECLOSURES ~ given
by John w Meeker and Ezahsth Meeker to said 8.
and A. McGee upon the south east quarter Of the
Northeast quarter of section FIVE, nship seventy
three range twelve, In said county, dated October
18Th, 1859. The said s. and A. McGee VIM In their
said petition also ask Judgment against the or
on his two notes to secure which said mortgage was
given.
New unless you appear and make defense to said
petition before noon Of the second day Of the
next Term OF said Court to be begun and held at OF
tam@a, nsaid county. on the Gath day OF November,
1852, default will be taken against you and judgment
and decree rendered in accordance with PRAYER Of
petition. ; :. WILLIAMS 4 HAMILTON,
Aug. 23, 1852 4w Att'ys for Petitioner.
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RI FOR CiNCINNATH,
.E--c .gEir
i, CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI, SHORT LINE
uu.G Rail Road -

Shortest, Quickest, and only Direct Route from Chi
1s..G Usage cage to Cincinnati. re-
Passenger trains leave the Great Central Depot
of Lake street, as follows: ..,-.. .Ghse,
First train I:45 am, arrives at Michigan City at
1890 p. M, tdnuerD Ia Fayettc5:25, (supper) ind
annapolis s:t5, pm. Lawrenceburg 1890, and Cincin
natl Mt i:45p.m. H 1.f. $685.
Second train SnOp.m, arrive at Michigan City at $50
pm, La Fayctt! 2:4o a. IN, indianapolis $40 a M,
Lawrencenurg l0:2n am, CiDqanati at 1878 am.
Passengers leave Ottumwa 300 pm, arrive at
Burlington at 725 pn., arrive at Chicago at bib
at Cincinnati 1880 am. o..
onlyon change ofcars between Chicago aud Gin
einuati.
Patent sleeping caFs attached to all night trains,
and run through from Cn:caso Cincinnati without
change. -, ~ ..ss ~. .-.a..-- =,
Through tickets can be had at all railroad Offices
In the West and at the company's Office corner Lake
and Dearborn streets aud at the depot foot of Lake
sire ct, Chicago. ,- ,a
Fare as low as via any otherroute.
ssss- II u. sPALDING, A g't Chic a go.
WIN. POWELL, Tray. Agent. - -
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Keokuk, Fl. D. M. & M. R. R.
ifir Change ofiTime.i MI
~ - f.vts 81 ~ 81 IS fttgsf
ONE TRAIN EACH WAY DAILY

Am and after Wedn day, Feb 9th, 1862, and until
further notice one daily train will each way
(Sundays excepted)as follows: asa oa'fn3H31 = Z
Leave Keokuk at 1880 m, arriving at Ottumwa 12:45
pm, and at Eddy Vile 300 M. Ec,6
Leave Eddyville at 1890 m, and arrive At Ottumva
12:45 p m, and at Keokuk $50 p m. i@tati W.
Passengers taking the Mail Train from Keokuk
at 1880 M make sure connections with Stages at
Eddyve, for Oskaoosa, Ft Desmoines, Cou neil Buns
and all points west. =
Through tickets, as Low MS the lowest, may be had
at the Office for all points in Middle, Western and
Southern Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, &c.
TICKET OFFICE--At the Depot, foot OF johnson
street. GEO. WILLIAMS, JR. u s,'
Feb 5,s1S62 FL Superintendent
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DIR. HALLS
BALSAM
Cures all Diseases
OF TUE
l. II N CT s
AND
THROAT.

Consumption, Decline,
.fsthnsa, 3 'onchifis, Hus-
ting Of Flesh. SpsttiRg
Flood, Night S,cedt&,
WAoopiaG Cough, Di@-
entity Of Bredthtng, C0ias
/ Coughs, MRueazn, Pain
an TIE Side. Phtaisic and
an Diseases critic Ian gS.
IT'S UXEQU ALED.
Hall's Lung Balsam, in
all cases, gives the best
satisfa ctioD. afF
Has wrought more cures
since it's Introduction
than any other cough
medicine. Is endorsed by
! our leading physicians us
! the safest and best reme-
! dy now before the public.
II safe 10 use among chill
I dreu, and yet powerful in
cases ofchronic pulmona-
( nv disease. Brings ia cer-
tificates almost daily OF
its ""haerii' oIrss IN an
parts VI 1he Nou!
There is no medicine
within ourknowledge that
has acquired so greataat
wide spread pOpnl.lrity.
i'm SO short a spac OF lime
, as d.. mars Bslsa,a FOR
the IH81s. It's balsamic
and healing properties
are ma yical. 1t Is highly
expectorant aud tonic
Ii contains not a grain uf
I opium or morphine, the
narcotic ana astriGgeat
properties OF which have
created SO nu4h prejudice
against silnilar prepara-
mons.
We believe hat a siae9i-
cine 1,0sSeSstitg real mer-
( ats viii effect cures when
ever it is used, at home.
( as well as abroad. Dr..
Halls Balsam for the
lungs is no pdrsgofir pre-
paration, but one which
If usehin season, will save
the lives of tbousanls.-
The III st distressing
: cough is frequently re-
lieved by a single dose,
and broken uB in n few
hours time. Tue afflicted
do not hayeto take bottle
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-12-20
ATKINS aEZ o.
KNITTING MACHINE.
FOR @ ~ t
FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS.
$40 to SIS per week Profit can
he earned on them by amy
woman,

IN MANUFACTURING
Stockings and Socks, qfeeegy size and texture, On
derShiyis, Drd7oeIa, C0laforts 1dbte toUers, MI
t@a TAX @,sls Riyoiets Calsss cSar,as' Heaa
Dresses, dc.
They use any description of thread, Silk, Linen or
Cotton, and Yarn of every kind, and of any size from
10 to 80 guage coarse or fine, rough or Doth, hard
or slack twisted, home spun or machine spun. They
Twist the Yarn from the breaches, as they Knit.
They make 5000 Stitches "A Minnie.
The same stitch exactly made by hand Any
one who turn crank can use them; child can
operate them when thework Is commenced Six doz-
en- pairs of Stockings he made day easily, and
with steady work this number be greatly increas
ed. They are very simple; the most inexperienced
at once work and understand them they DO not
get out of order, and with good care they will last
life time 81 frsE ga 81 ~ E Ia L3tt r..
The sii ghtest reflection will show that Knitting
Machine BY its novelty ana the vsriS S, uses %
Profitable Investment, than a Sewing Machine Tor
the Knitting Machine is actual producer of goods,
which are very saleaole e. one wears
| chine and sold at very liberal profs. From So to
So day profit ca be made on them those who use
them attest to this fact. The Farmer knit his
wool, and sell the goods manufactured, In a neigh
borhood Machine will'pay for itself easily in a
| shorttime.
| To Introduce the Machine in the Northwest we
propose to sell but Machine the first year in each
township, -giving the purchasers chance TO operate
the Machine without competition so as to make the
price of the Machine easily in knittngi and we Will
give to suitable persons who purchase OF us, the
right to sell Machines in their townships, at good
profit thus enabling them by two methods TO easily
| earn the price of Machine PRICE OF MACHINE,
complete FORTY-FIFE DOLLARS.
| Circular, which win send on Application, win
give further and full particulars cut Of Machine &C.
strucon giving full directors now to use the Ma
chime and to make and finish all the firices It knis
Address, with Stamp, BRANS0N ELLIOTT,
| as OHce--12o Lake Street, CHICAGO. ~ &
Wy