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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-15
EVERY FAMILY IS INTEREsTED.

EVERY FAMILY IS INTERESTED.
In these war times it behooves us all to
look well to the economy Of our households
ond expenses. Anything that can save or
earn money should not be neglected; and
we verify believe there is nothing that can
save or earn so much in family as Sew
ING MACHINE, in such times as these, and
we do not know of more economical use
for family's money than to invest it judi
ciously in one Of these labor savers. Our
attention was called, the other day, to an ex
cellent machine, which we believe to be the
best and cheapest vet introduced. 1t seems
perfect in every way and it works admira-
bly,, being very simple and thoroughly got
ten up. The price of it is but $50. 1t is
ELLIoT's IMPROVED Pearl" machine. No
family should be without one.-Cieveland
Herald
Geo. F.. Collins & Co., 1872 Lake St., Chi
cago, are the North W. stern Agents for the
above machines. See their advertisement.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-15

WALL PAPER AND SCHOOL BOOKS
at Taylor's is one of the attractive features Of
Ottumwa; no stranger should neglect the
opportunity Of looking at his stacks Of Books
and Paper, and more particularly should any
one wishing to purchase anything in this
line not fail to examine his unusually cheap
goods before buying. Just think of it,
Wall Paper from to 10 cents per roll; the
best unglazcd paper at IL cents-costing
from 81 to $3.50 to paper room. He has
also the finest stock of Fancy Goods ever
shown in the city. Be certain and call at
Tsylorss. fs5 &c
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-15

VTyHE OTTUMwA MALE AND Pc
u MALE SEMINARY, commences its fourth year
On Monday, September 9tA, 1861.
at the Presbyterian Church and rooms attached,
Four terms Of ten weeks each In the year,
Tuition from IS TO g. according to studied
Boarding be obtained at prices to suit the times
~ IN, NcELRoY, Principal
.,:: 4 y. e y W1IsoS Assistants.
MRS. LIZZIE d. WOODWARD, Drawing and French
Rev. 8. H. WORCESTER, Oil Paiating. A+ia
Aug, 81, 1861.
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Sgftial gotites,
+ BANK NOTE LIST

The Confcssi4Qs and Experience Of
IN Invalid.
UNPUBLISHED fer - heneAt and O. warning and
IL caution 70 yeNQg meu who. suffer from Ner-
yous Debility, RrUdoe0Ss Decay, DC; supplying at
has cured himseR aftoe beng pat 70 great expense
through medical SoPssition and quackery. by en-
closing postpaid addressed envelope, SINGLE
may be had Of the author, NAgHAMRL MAYrAIR, ESQ.,,
Bedford, Kings Co.,, Y. March 20, is62-y
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-15
OTTuMWA NURSERY.

Located one mile north Of Ottumwa, on the farm
owned by Clark Williams, near the Cemetery.
The proprietor offers q large and well assorted
stock Of FRUIT TREES, &c. The following list COM
poses most OF my varieties:
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-15
Yofal yotift.s

Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
OTTUM WA, IOWA.
$500 EASTERN MAIL.
VIA ,. 4 n. n. n. \. $3.50
Arrives Daiiy-Sundays excepted-at 1910 Pm.
and $40 p. m. Leaves ~ 100 .. and 1:9O p. u.-
Time half an hour faster than common. Mail closes
half IN hour before the train leaves. +.
SOUTHERN MAIL. (Keokut).
"a fhsgG VIA Z. n. D. \. 3 n. =. n. = = ~ fgs
Arrives Daily-sundays sEcepted-=at 1910 a. ~,
and leaves at loo p. m. l}f fFefles eatss
soe WESTERN MAIL, 81 bt
s8laS VIA + Pf q. n. Z \. \. \. " '.1se .ll
Arrives Dsilyrsupdaya excepted-at 1910 p. m,
and leaves at 146 p. m. (-F,t.
NORTHERN MAIL,
VIA nAHLosKGA TO sr0oURHEY.
Arrives every Friday ct oclook p NJ, and leaves
very Saturday at o'clock .. m
SOUTHERN MAIL, 80 A&kl
rse VIA Pr rsABkL TO BLOOMFIELD. ~ =
Arrives every Tuesday and Friday at o'clock p.
NJ, and leaves every Monday and Thursday ct
o'clock p. m.
WESTERN MAIL, (Blakesburg).
CARRIED THREB TIMES WEEK.
Arrives and leaves every Tuesday, Thursday and
$3.50 .
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-26

vsrnish made vholly or N part % gum copsi sp>rs
10 made q cher guns substance sp~rct-
Vegetable els. pr SALON zceuts
Vegetable pulmonary bslsan. same - "Dsnfri-
Zee -
Nermfugc. s.Denrifricc.F
Warehouse sairy. a. castosa houses rot excsed-
ms one dollar IN value. stamp duty Iccnts-
nv collars 60 cent.-
Do. do. exceeding Eve doiisrs IN ralae go
Nsrehocse receipts. stamp duty 3 cents
whisky. Per gallon - csnts
Do. rcctIhed. = net 20 pay an .adrionsi dufv
Wholesale dealers. under whieh term = ncludei
ever person wbeee tuSine<S ~ occan.fiou Il
TO sell. or efier 70 81. Ereceries-or any goc-fs.
wares or merchandise. 81 fore IN domestic
proicction, BY more than original pack
age piece 81 firae. the sane pur-
chaser. not including wines sliritncus malt
hquor-. Tor each lcene % 90
Wholesale dealers in LIQUORS II every de<crfr,-
tion including distilled spirits. fer1neufed f.
quors and vlises q All kinds (perSoDs other
than distillers. who sel Or oder Cor sale anv
such liquors. iu quantities a. more than three
gallons II one time "a the sane purchaser,
incladed,) for each license 100 90
Willow. manufactures q 3prr c.
Wine made OF grapes. gallon
Withdraw entry. AZ custom house. stamp duty % cents
Wood. manufactures Of. II not otherwise pro-
vided for 3p-ro Ct
Wood screws Ia cts
Wool manufactures Of rot otherwise specified 3perct.
Wor>ied manufactures H. Otherwise specified per CT
Worm lezenSes. - '-D~ntilrioe-"
Writ, stamp duty 50 ccuis.
Zinc manufactures Of not otherwise specified per c.
Do oxyde Of per TOE pounds = cents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-26

81 Mills SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE
nN AND AFTER MAY 5. 1852, trains will be
" follows;
A Mail Train will leave Indian polis at lilo NJ,
stop all stations aud make close connection kokomo
with train on the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail-
road for LoCanport Valparaiso and Chicago. and
q; Peru al BIS T. NJ IA time 20 make connections with
trains the Toledo and Wabash Railway. going East and
West
Returning, the train will leave Peru zoe
A. M after the arrival Of the the T. W. x. ".
from the East and arrive Indianapolis al $50 A. ~.
in time make connections for all points East. South
and West.
An ENpres~;rain will leave indianapolis lo.35 r. N. =.
connect at Kokomo with train for Chicago and arrive
Peru 500 A. NJ In time make connections with trains
going East aud West on The Toledo and wabash Rail
way.
Returning the viii leave Peru at 1900 NJ
making close connection AZ kokcmo with the trains
the IIncinnat and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Loganspor and arrive Indianapolis AZ
4lO r NJ in time with the evening trains for
Cincinnati. Louisville and other points.
Special attention given the transportation Of live
stock. produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY General Asrn; and superintendent
THO. 7. HAueHFY. General Ticket Agent. apl'62-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-26
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI


r "A I L r Q ~ ID
80
Shortest Route by Thirty Wttesg
40 CHANGE OF CARS TO CINCINNATI
Three indianapolis Daily, Sundays excepted)
vIRST TRAlN.-5,2o An -CINCINNATl LIGHTNING
Express arrives al Cincinnati AT 10 N, and Lex
ington. Ky. 1.30 7. VI.
Second Train-l0s0 A. M-Cincinnati Mail. arrives At
Cincinnati $40 r. a., making cose connection with Little
Miami Railroad for Lovesnd. Morrow, Columbus. New
ark. GAINESVILLE. and Wheeling
Third Train-e35 P. NJ, Cincinnati Express, arrives At
Cincinnati lilo r. NJ.
Fare A. by any other route.
Call your tickets the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad
Baggage checked through
SPECIAL NoucE.-Be you get in the right train at
Indianapolis The only Cincinnati train, stands the
fifth track being the fahest track south in the Union
Depot, At Indianapolis. :.
W. II. L. NoBIE,6en Ticket Agent
WN. POWELL, Travelling Agen; my26 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-26
THE NATIONAL TAX.

rhe Taxes ssnpesea sy the Tax Hill,
and Passed ~ Congress, Jane 23d J.,
sso2-The Dustes % Incomes, IWsu.
suva0ce Companies, RatlPsaa Gem.
panses. &c.-The Taxes On Dssssssca
spirits, Usnusaesures, Oils, Paper,
Gas, Candies. Tobacco, snuff, Sc.
gnrs, Iron, soap, screws, Cloth, Lea
ther, Glue, Wine. Coal, Ac.-The Tax
On Cetson-Thc License Tax, &c., &C.
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RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. "A L r Q "A d
1862. - 3 sssE 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

New Route tn Chicago via Kekomso
81 MII.Es SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-26

xxw lxsTRUEESr-yUsT THE THING po1
n sabbath schools. Academies and Small Chusches-
~ 0cD8 ~ - III E - -.
my3 WILLARD . SrOwELI-
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8g Ol,elll5eqrap4l.,
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
washington Rumors.

WAsHISGToS, Nov. 24.-For several days
past the Washington press have been striv-
ing 10 create an excitement by sensation
paragraphs with reference to the proximity
of Jackson's force to the National Capital.
Yesterday it was reported that the advance
OF this army was at DrainsyilIe, 10 miles
from this city, preparing to attack some
outer deienses. There is no reliable in-
formation that Jackson has moved in this
direction. If he is not, as reported from
Harper's Ferry, still in the Valley, he is
unquestionably. Fastening to the relief Of
the main rebel army.
AdVices from HRrper's Ferry and along
the line of the Potomac to Williamsport,
represent. rebel pickets stationed on the
Virginia side Of the river afEiF
81 A gentleman who came under parole to
this city represents Jackson still In the
Valley with large force.
Our pickets stationed on the Maryland
side are vigilantly watching the motions of
the rebel pickets and their reserves.
The Potomac at certain places between
liarper's Ferry and WilliHmsport is still
fOrdaUle. -tH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25-The Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue has decided that
an Incorporated bank does not require a
brokers' license.
All parties desiring TO Introduce goods
of any description within the jurisdiction
of Gen. Dix must obtain from him certifi.
cate that such articles are needed for mill
tary purposes and request clearance from
the Treasury Department which is granted
on such application.
Suffers to the army within that jurisdiction
are now whiting for the PRONUNCIATION OF
regulations governing the transportation of
their.goods. II is understood the Quarter
master General will soon act for the War
Department, performing duty similar to
that detached by Dix in connection with
suffers.
A despatch received tonight from the
army of the Potomac says there is nothing
Of Importance to communicate.
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FIX President Buohanan's Reply tC
General Scott.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-EK- President
Buchanan in this mornings Enfelligeneey
closes the controversy with Gen. Scott,
aud claims that he he has already furnish
ed clear and distinct responses TO all the
allegations of Gen. Scott. He says he
should have nothing more to add had Gen
Scott in his rejoiuder confined himself to
the topics embraced in his original letter.
He has extended them and now for the
first time. and in n sarcastic aud no kindly
spirit, refers to the alleged stealing of the
public arms by Secretary Floyd, and their
transportation to the South in anticipation
OF the rebellion.
The most conclusive answer to this allie
CATION is Mr.. BuchanRn's remarks that not
withstanding the Boosting of Mr., Flood, at
Richmond, evidently with view of con-
cilliating his new allies. cited by the Gen.
as his authority. No public arms were
ever stolen. Had Gen. Scott reflected for
a moment he could hot have fallen intO
this blunder.
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From Burnside,s ArmY.

NEw YORK, Nov. 25.-The Herald con-
tains the following dispatches:
AcQUIA CREEK, Nov. 24.-Reports from
Buruside's army to-day represent every
thing us quietand without material change.
The city of Fredericksburg has not yet
been shelled for satisfactory reasons of the
Commanding General. Preparations for a
further advance are steadily progressing,
and the present state of expectancy will
soon be relieved by prompt action. The
army is good condition and ready aud anx.
ious to move forward The enemy is still
in force on the opposite side of the river,
and improving time to prepare for a Wig
Orous resistance to our crossing
A locomotive aud cars were placed upon
the truck here to day, aud the road will be
opened to the Potomac Tomorrow.
Rebel sympathisers still continue to cut
the military telegraph wires between head
quarters and Washington.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26
jackson Called to the defence o.
Richmond.

HARPER's FRnRY, Va, Nov 24-News
ofinterest has reached here from the head
quarters of Stonewnil jackson, as late as
Saturday last, Jackson then had his head
quarters at Berryville, and was there. in
person. His force was 10000, and the
number of his guns was sixty. General
Echols' division was with Jackson On
Friday evening jackson received the fol-
lowing telegram from JEFF. Davis
elf you do not leave the Valley at once
and come to help us to defend Richmond,
it will not be worth your while to come to
its defence at nll.'
Jackson's reply is not known, but his
forces were not in motion on Saturday
morning. The inference is that he replied
i'll the negative. This was the fourth dis
patch Jackson received from Davis calling
on him to come to the defence of Richmond.
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IIEADQuARTERs BTa REGMESr v. NJ,
2 I WHEELING, Nov. 18th, 1862.

General Order No. 81
Until further orders the several companies Of
" the 9Th Regiment viii mset at the following
named places for drill and Inspection:
Company A, Capt. Gray, on the second Wednesday
Of each month at the armOry, Courthouse.
Company b, Capt. Glass, ON e second Friday Of
each mouth ut the La Belle Warehouse.
Company @, Capt HAL, on the third Friday of each
month at the armory, Court 'hsuse.
Company D, Capt. Smith, on the first Tuesday Of
each month at American Hall.
Company L, Capt. Taylor, on the the first wednes-
day OF each month 1t American Hall
Company =, Capt Adams, on the fourth ThnrsdAy
OF each month at the Armory, Court House.
Company G, Capt. Hart nstein, on tile fourth FRI
day of each month at SttUbenrauch Hall, South
Wheeling.
Of each month at the armOry, Courthouse.
Company I, Capt Cloudy, on the second Friday Of
each month at American Hall. ft-.
Company X, Capt. Mckee. the third Saturday
Of each month at American Hall.
The several commanding vii cause the roll
to be called promptly At oelcebP. H., and all alb
senteeE following 10 minutes for variations In tme)
noteit TO be reported TO the succeeding BattR ion
Courts or Inquiry. Each drill to continue At least
two hours. i.tt.a saf-H lafst- - sAds 1-f-
The Captain OF each company win, At every month.
IL drill cause n minute inspection OF the arms and
aeooutrsmeuts within his command. aud report to
the Battalion Courts any that not kept 10 prop
By ofJas Meoiuuey, Col 9Th Reg'tY.M. e
noyl1.1m =. II, sTALLMANi Adrt.
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HEGDauARIEEs 5TH REGINEST, V.M-. [
WHEELISG. AoVember ., i5j3-

General orders No. 1.
I The Battalion Courts Of Inquiry for the 5th
i : Regiment Virginia Militia. will convene - fol-
bows; The inst, embracing ali the companies north
Of Alley D. Centre Wheeling, at toe CSurt-houss on
Friday, the 2lst inst at o'clock p. NJ, consisting
OF Lieut. Col Chester d. nnbbard, Presidsut. Cap
tains James :. Cray CO. A, WP. Hall, Co. c, George
Adams, Co. p Porter Smith. Co. D, and John Cloudy,
mics south Of the above alley, At the CsuTthouss on
Saturday, the 22d inst, At u O'Clock p " SLIT
ing Of Major lsaae GOudy, President, Captains A. Il.
MeKee, Co. X, n 2. TtyloF O.. z. Andr1W Glass Co
D. II HArtenstein, and AugustIts HanletI, Co. n,
members,
listing Of Az the fsld and Stan Ohesrs add Captains
Of companies viii eonEens a. the OOuEth uBeon Sat
urlay, the 18th inst, at ~ o'eldek p. NJ
III. Adjutant john II. Staliuaau. Provost Marshal,
FL D. HOung, and Saml 2. lildreth, Clerks, will At
tend all of the above Courts.
non-attendanee at any Of the drills muSters order.
ed prior to the assembling Of these Courts noti.
ned to attend. Those subject to militia duty, who
by absence from drills or Minister'S, liable to be
foe their respective distTiets All Others claiming
exemption from military duty, whether by the Sun.
geou's certificate, nlenas otherwise VII present
their cases to the ReBimentAi Coart ouly-
v Captains Ofeomplnies required to report q
the Adiutant Of the regiment, all absentees from any
meeting Of each Battalion Court
vi. Persons aggFieTed by the deeision Of the Bat
talon Courts may appeal TO the Hegimsntal Court
VII. All claims fur rendered. such a. rent
Of drill roOms gas music, printing, &C., mnst be pre-
ssnted To the R0ginental Court
VII All officers attending tiaIe Courts will appear
with side arms.
6P order Of Jas. MeCluusy, cOlOOeI sth Regimen
novs-,d Perl. IL srALLMAN, AdPt.
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IIEADQuARiRRs 4TH REa'r. vIRdIxIA MILITIA,
WHEELING, Nov. 18th, lSG2


GENERAL ORDDR no. q
VR0M and Hfter this date The several companies of
Il the 18th Regiment will meet at the following
named places for drill and inspection, follows:
Company A, Capt. Ware, on the nrst Friday Of
each month At the Armory, Court House. -
Company u, Clpt Wilson, on the first Tuesday of
each month at the ArmoTy, Court House.
Company c, Capt. Ball, on the frat Wednesday Of
each month at the ArmOry, Court Hou'e.
Company d, Capt. Vance, on the first Thursday of
each month at the Armory, Court House.
Company 4, Capt Knox, on the first Saturday Of
eaclI month at the Armory, Court House
Company +, Capt. Simpson, on the second Tuesday
OF each month at the Armory, Court House.
Company g, Capt, Nc aughten, on the third Tues
day Of each month at the ArmOEy, Court House
Company II, Capt. Long on the fourth Tuesday of
each month at the Armory, Court House.
CompanyI, Capt. Scott, on the sec nj Friday Of
each month At the Aymory, Cour1 House.
Company X, Capt. Hopkins, on the third Thursday
Of each mouth at the ArmOty, Court House. =
Company l., Capt. Muth, on tile second Thursday
of each month at the Armory, Court House.
Company rolls will be called Mt each meetin above
ordered, and all absences win be noted thereon and
reported to the succeeding Battalion Courts.
Members OF companies Of the 18th Regiment I'M
provided with arms and aecOutEemeLts will receive
them ON and after this evening at the ArTnory.
By ordSr OF Andrew >. Sweeney, Colonel 4th Reg
iment. lhovl1l 1. N.IRWIN, Adiutant.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26

R5~THE RrvER.-There were about nine
feet water in the channel of the Ohio yes.
terday aud falling. There was a consider.
able quantity of freight upon the landing
and increased activity among the packets
We clip. the following from the Pittsburg
Gazette:
The river, fell about twelve inches in the
twenty-four hours ending last evening, at
which time there was seven feet full by the
marks. The weather yesterday was clear
and pleasant, though it will hardly contin
ne so long, as this ia the wrong season Of
the year for fair weather.
The leVee presented a very lively an.
pearauce yesterday, being crowded with
freight from the bridge down to the foot Of
Market street. There. was decided i'm
provement in shipments, and the receipts
were unusually large. The bulk of.the
freight being shipped Pittsburgh manufac-
lures, comprising iron, glassware, etc., ETC.,
together with considerable quaint tiles OF
Refined Oil. The fact that the river is fall.
ing, with prospect of being ebstructed
with ice before long, had a,tendency to hnr-
~ up shippers, who, otherwise, would have
held back for lower rates. is,4 -NeH
The Mary Forsyth is the name of large
side-wheel steamer, built under the super
intendence of Capt. G. w. Bachelor, for
Capt. Dan. Abel, of st. Louis. She is
about completed, and, as will be seen by
card is announced for Memphis on Satur-
day next. .st5s a gs
The Emma Graham, on her up trip from
GAINESVILLE, beside having all the freight
she could carry, had one hundred and IF.
teen passengers in the cabin and twenty
seven on deck.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26
From Santa Re.

KANSAS CRY, No.. Nov. 25.-The Santa
Fe mail with dates to the 10Th inst, ar
rived this morning. The coach was de-
layed by heavy rain storms along the route.
The distribution OF Indian presents furn-
ished by the Government for that portion
Of the Utah tribe Of Indians belonging 10
the SUPPLEMENTARY Of New Mexico took
place at the Agency on the Sd lust. The
Chiefs expressed themselves well satisfied,
and said they were DESTROYS to mite with
our troops in an expedition against the
Nayaioes, and help to conquer the tribe
into obedience to the proper authorities
All quiet along the route.
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RS From New CREEK.-we learn from
gentlemen who arrived yesterday from
New Creek that grand military review
took place there on Saturday. Gems. Kel-
ley, Milroy, MuIIigan and Cluseret and 9TH
ers were present. Nobody knows how
many Soldiers are eucamped about the Sta
ton. We have heard the number so yari-
ously estimated that we should almost be
afraid to make guess even if we were at
perfect liberty to do so. Carlin's battery
and all of the new Virginia regiments or
gahiaed at this point are at New Creek
Most of tho encampments are comfortable
enough but the mud is becoming rather
abundant. 0as.. 5-,..sas. j, a.s,.
The l2s Ohio regiment came up to Rawls
burg on Sunday. itabs 10 ~ rJa
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,BUsIN Ess Norttlhs.

GRANULAR LEssoS-TO he recited in the
Churches every Sabbath, durjpg, the Win
ter. . IL st5fUiD n .it0 ~
lst.ezereisei blythe Congregation
o Cough is verb, active, inrAusittye.l and
In the present tePse, indicative mood is
corrugated thus =
I.coash We cough
Thou toughest Ye or you cough
t de coughs They cough
Present ParticipIe-(dtl) coughing!
I'd exercise, by the Preacher:
Cough is noun, common, TOO common
in this congregation neuter gender, plural
number, and in all cases governed by
DR. OHAPWAN's HoARHouND BALsAM.
Price IS cents. Sold by
T. Il. LOGAN L Co.,
and LOGAN, LIsr 4 Co.