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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-14
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FsOmA Chattanooga.

,,. =. H. -agss = Chicago, Nov. s.
A special Cincinnati dispatch says
It Is predicted in military circles here
that the new movement by Burnside'S
army, under orders OF Gen Grant,
will achieve an immense victory to the
federal arms. That Bragg's army viii
be surrounded is believed to be certain.
There is no doubt that Grant Is moving
to that end. III.
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The C0ppcrhead Conspiracy lm
1laRm.

Cincinnati, Nov. ]. =
Grand Jury of United States Cesars,
found BILLS of indictment against all tn
alleged conspiracy. Efforts will be made
for friaito take place dnring present term
if Gen. burnside doesn't order FArties to
be taken before Court Martial. and thus
relieve the civil court Of responsibility.
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M uetAFV,

81. a~ Philadelphia, Nov. 8.
The subscription agent announces the
sale of 5-20's, past week over 81 600. 900.
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BaItimoFo, NOV. 3.
All the State but two counties heard
from, give Goldri'orough over, ttwenty-six
thousand majority, - , = +, .r. .,.,s.
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Erosm, GhRrlest0m.

.ss,ssgsj5 tst nsew York, Nov. 3. 2.
Steamer Falton EFbsa GhaFleston Bar
4th, says the bepaRardmept Ct sumter V
still going on the rebels remailnilnGan pos
session of it. =
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New York,

Rebel steamer Margaret b Jessie,
was captured on the 5th. near Port Royal,
She is Iron, Ciyde-bu steamer, very fast.
She Had valuable cargo of silks, dry
goods. 20. IL -...e--.-.EI.-I -"
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Erama s;laattamOaEa.

.,u, IL AZ ,JChattanooga NOT. ~
Half dozen shells were fred from Look
eut Mountain to-day. doing no damage.
An fIuiet elsewhere afong our lines 81
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NHIgsosaTl EIeCaioAs.

..z~.. T. IL ~ IA SSt. Louis. Nos. a01A Il
Returns as far as RECEIVED. indicate the
election of the Radjcal caadidates by
sr,ali fnai aioritiss. tssf sfaaeass'& 80 " 'A' ."
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niot la relsRsxlxaala
) : y. Phihaelphia Nlly.!

EsEtEHtg q a. kItAnIhktkSI IIllllA5 sHtss4N sF &
1 A report has been received OF q t4egIs
Sic riot iii thc coal regions around massfM
Chunk ? Four men we're Killed. lssl
bern stated that Cow Curtin has Nf.xsa
telcgraphrd to FOR tts,ops te aaall tlls sasTsss
ttlrbance. -. 4.., ..sFss,s. -,
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+ .s*..:.. -faT TBentoasy n u
!, We smn ap the eleetion in tlsss Stnsss
as fOlt0ws .s s,@@!I "a z,t,i.t ssss Ss2 II
/ The Senate. win, stand Repah sans Il
Democrats 3. p - 5s' -. s's5 'sss'7
The House stands Democrat Na-s'
puubIieana ~ with one district - hear
ffom. s4+. a ss< :s4sA
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STATE OF IOWA

Stones majority on. home vote, B, 7Sl.
, 1863-03-05


To ny dear vile, Apot Of grease,
Ny Joy and life, A Woollen nesce
freely now do give her In order for Jour spinning.
Win ali my plate, A SmGll..OOih comb,
Being Just about 10 leave her. An ashen broom
4 eandlsSlick and hGtehst,
A tub Of soap, eoyerlld
A long eart-fcps, stTip'd down with red,
fylng.Pan and kettle, Alag Of FAgS TO patch IT,
An ashen pail,
thFAshlng dali, A ragged mat,
An iron wedge and beetle A tub Of fat,
Abook put cut By BunyEn,
Two painted chairs, Another book,
Nine Warden pears, By Robin Rook,
large old dripping platter, sken two Of spunyAFn.
The bed Of hay
On which l lay, Il. An old black mun.
An old saucepan for batter. Some garden stuh,
AqlAntity Of bOvAgs,
4 little mug, Some devils weed
AtWO-Quart Jug, And burdock seed
bottle full Of brandy, 10 well Jour poFridis.
looking glass
To your face ehNhng-dlSh
You'l hnd u very handy. with one salt hshj
II an not mistaken
musket true leg Of pork,
As ever neW, broken fork,
pound Of shot end Wallet And half Fitch Of bacon.
A leather sash,
NJ ealabGsh, Ny pouch and pipes,
Ny poWdeF.hoTn and bullets. Two oxen tFipeS,
An oaken dish vel eartedi
An old sWord.blAde, Nv little dog,
garden spade, And spotted hog.
hoe rake Sladdsr, with young pigs Just stArVd
AWooden can,
4 elOse.StOOl pan, This Il my store,
4 elySteT-plpe and bladder. IhAve no more
IheaTtny do give u;
AErsasy hat, NJ years are spun,
Ny old rHn.eat, NJ days are done,
yard and half Of linen, And % think 70 leave u.
, 1863-03-05

I looked towards him again, and at the aspect Of
that diabolical physiognomy, an idea, suspicion
shot, lghtning-like, through my brain. Doubt
less the pistol was loaded to the muzzle with lead
in order to render futile the attempt to make use
Of Il and, what was more, be must have tossed
with piece Of money having two heads, 10 rem
der certain the success Of his detestable treachery
l threw myself with cry Of rage on the case
Of pistols brought BY my second, and was about
to inHict summary justice on the wretch By blow.
ing out his brains
arm; "would you be guilty Of assassination :"
G0hi" furiously exclaimed, must not put
On end to this Infamous scoundrel,-th vilest
Of the human speciesi" And struggled TO pre-
Clip itate myself upon him, that might hurl him
to the ground, and extermnate him. Ny wound
badly closed, the loss Of blood and the efforts Of
Bob, were too much for me. I continued the
struggle for an instant then experienced an icy
chill at heart, and dropped TO the ground inSen-
sible.
"How Is thisS" cried Bob, after bringing his
knuckles repeatedly In forcible contact with the
table on which my head reclined. "You asleep,
and L Is on the point Of striking six o'clockf"
But that woundl" exclaimed; "that pis-
tol shotI
GWhat Is Il you mean :" asked Bob.
any adverslry,"I replied; "my wound in
the arm"
"GoOd;" said Bob; "you must have fought
end been wounded In dream Let us sst out.
At the moment Of leaving the house, servant
handed me letter bearing my address. Il was
from my antagonist. readi-
"MY DEAR Sm,-Tt would be cruel 10 shorten
the span Of existence Of 90 very charming
youth as yod. Therefore, give yourself no FIR.
thet trouble touching our meeting. ! am setting
of for the Continent, and q the moment Of your
receiving this letter I shall be considerably Cd.
vanced on my way! Amelia accompanies me
n
"BAhr interrupted Bob; Amelia d not
worth fighting for"n
From that time never encountered the tall,
bony fellow with the formidable mustachea And
such is the manner in which passed CR the 6fSt
and only duel in which ever found myStf en-
gaged@in & dreami
, 1863-03-05

The Cleveland Herald tells the following char
acteristic anecdotes Of Prof FinueyI Of Oberlin
College:
On one occasion, In ehs midst Of prayer; The
Professor Is said 10 have thus introduced himself
TO the notice Of the Lord: And here, o Lord,
b thy servant, Prof Finney, ready and anxious
TO be used as economically as possible" In the
same effort, the professor thno took Oh Prof
Morgan: And here, Lord 10 Bro. JohG Morgan;
Lord, thou knowesi he has more sense than aIl
Of us, but, o lord, be Is % lasy." At another
time, while IN the midst Of Discourse, brother
Morgan entered the church behind time with .
new pair Of boots that made horrible noise -
be walked up the aisle. The Professor abruptly
stopped In the middle Of . sentence, turned and
cut down brother John Morgan with: eBrothar
Morgan, where did you get those bootsp
A nOblsman having given grand party, bis
tailor was among the company and was id.
dressed BY his lOrdship:
any dear sig, l remember your hes, but for
Ths tAiIOT whispered: "I made your btesch-
eS."
The noblodaEh,. taking him By The hand, 81.
claimed, MAJOR Breschss, ! am happy 10 go
YouI"
You may insert q thousand excellent things In
anewspaper, and never hear 8 word Of appro-
baton from The readers, but just Ist 9 paragraph
slip In (by aceiden9 Of one o. two lines not suit
ed to their tastes, and you viii BE- sure 10 hUAI
~ IT,
, 1863-03-05

0Faybeard, what thy foolish glAnees
Casting on those sprightly maIdens,
Hoping they will smile upon thee,
sWeetly smile with answering Elaneese
Then, believe me, will II happen
When the winter southWlnd, blowing
Over glaciers, over ice-helda,
ThAws away the aValAnohes,
ThAWs away the frOEen mOuntalnsI
, 1863-03-05
JOB PRINTING:

Al kinds Of
Book,
Pamphlet.
Blll-IIead,
Circular,
Blank and
Gard Printing,
IN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL STYLE,
txecuted with and Dispatch aud forwarded per
srder 10 any part Of the country.
~ Payment fer Jobs must always accom-
iant the order.
, 1863-03-05
Ru61---sAortness Of Breath wit


Very bad symptoms, which, u not coFrected may tead
10 some ser0us disorders Of the heart other vital
organs Et moderately Of solids, take sig Pins nightly
for a0me htl6 te take plenty Of feih alr with mod.
crate exercise and the human machinery will he quickly
rsslOFed % health aud Vgor. Try this but for three
Only, and ehel result will bs marvellous.
, 1863-03-05
Tha Last VIII

or Mr.. Matthew, Avery. Bsd-mak'E and Sweep
er At Cambridge, In New England, In the
year l532.
, 1863-03-05
DRoPSY.

Tho e1Acaey Of HolloWays Pills In DrOpsy is extraor
binary. They aet with such peculiar elect upon the
ayse, that the aaids arising from tbs drefal disease
are mperceDdhly carried Uf and prevented nom any
esrther aeeamuatiaa. Tue sufferer Tegains buoyancy
q sprtta, aad rellees ia completely renovated con-
atit1tlon; bat Il indiapeaAaby necessary that the
Ointmene Shoald be N ISt esetnaly rubbed Into the
complaining paTta.
, 1863-03-05
complalnt1 Incident to children.

iIl complaints Of chIiden NAV soon be cured u care
be taxed % purity er blood correct The action Of the
liver, ani eeSnst ~ acIAch snd bcwelG fe! do'e.
enect, particularly parents BE- careth il 1ot allowing
them o oaI q thing Whichthsy know eiROrc6S
to themselves.
, 1863-03-05
stomach, Liver, kidneys and bowels

Those who suffer from bile and liver complaints should
Try The escts 0f this VAluahle Redy feW doses Of
which will make the sufferer leei elastic and vigorous,
rem wing Ill impurities giving healthy action 10 the
liver. II bilious attacks be allowed IN c0unae serious
Casualties may arise aud the sufferer Be consigned to
bed Of sickness. In ell dsOrdes 0f the kidneys the
Ontueat should Be we'll rubbed into the small Of the
back tWloe day; aud the Pills. acting In uuls0n,
vlll cure any complaints arisl from these ofganG
, 1863-03-05

One square, 40 lines or Iess) hrst insertion " 90
Each nnhseqnent Insertion, w
deduction Of V per cent on the AbOVerAes TO yearly
Advertisers. - -
NALL inserted at less rate than e9S per Annum.
- Legal advertisements Of every description must be
had for before Insertion. There viii be variation from
this rule In any event.
, 1863-03-05
ADVICE GRATIS.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
mo- PurifY the Blood.

III Eurl1y tn0 oIoou.
fhese Plls have been placed by the common consent
VI mankind at the head Of all remedies for removing
obuOxiOu p0s0ns from the blood and cleansing all the
tissues Of the body They have saved tholaands year
after year. trOm falling sacrifice 70 the effects Of dys
ps .S.. 20 %TsaS1 a. ves con-
Excea1iVs weakness and debility, Gle warnings Of de-
cTeasing OrgIne energy and vital decay. are restored
organ throughout the ys.em. By the restorative and
SIhllafatIng iaausnco Of This medicines
Female Complaints.
All disorders Of the SEX and diseases In every crisis
pefiioas % the life and health Of woman youthful OF
aged, married or Single may he radically and quickly
cared, WlthIut risk Or trouble, BY doses Of these
Pills, taken according 70 the printed directions.
Indigestion with languor and want
Of energy.
when taking these Pills. rub HOllOway's celebrated
Ointment over the pit Of the stomach, and over the
regions Of the liver, 90 the right ode under the raI
SSS you S SoSe ss SesSh aud sesrSy
The improvement, though 10 may Be gradual Fn Be
thorough and lasting.
DRoPsY.
The sHcasy Of HnOways Pills In Dropsy is extFaor-
binary. They aet with such peculiar elect upon the
ayae that the aaids arising from this dFefal disease
are inpercsIsy carried "a and prevented SS@ any
a. sprA, aaA reiees % completely renovated con-
atit1ton; bat e indiapeasably necessary that The
Oiutment Shoud be N ISt esetnally rubbed Into the
complalning paEtA.
A.-,.
OSOuocnI ntV0EI nAO10yo . anu OOWO'b'
Those who sus. from bile and live. complaint. should
y The euects Of this Valuahe re uedy, teW doeo9 OF
Which vii make The sufferer lee elastic and vigorous,
femlVinR all impurities giving healthy action 70 the
liver m hioun atfaeka ~ allowed n etnnue aeFi0ua
cnSnsItic. NAV Srise snd the aFer ~ consiGned IA
bed q scknssS In al dISordeu oi the kidneya ths
ClntueAt ShOud Be veil rubbed into the small Of the
ack onceoe tWce day; and the Pills. acting In unison,
vill cure any complaints arid G from these ofganG
-
PuHH.--SAortnosS OF Breath with
Weakness.
v..,Sa .,,..,o... hI.h ~ ,Oa oo.,.o,.A mas ...A
4. .sn. sS ssrSna SsoTe az Se SssTt oF otbeT vit"
sone ~. SssOi. ~ - s,,1 go ~ plS a,rh,is
~ ..s. k,,iS esf. nisrtr ~ fSeSh a. -I,h Sod
IS hd M M Saor TS M IN % DI X
, 1863-03-05
HoilOlSays Pills are The bet rsmsdy kMOtSa III d

cord for ds following diseases.
, 1863-03-05
Female complaints.

All dIsardeFu Of the sex and diseases In every crs
perildaa % the life and health Of woman, youthful
aged married or single, may he radically and quick
o1Fed, without risk Of trouble, by " doses Of the,
Pllls, taken according 10 the printed directions.
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Eour Weeks More.

Come and enlist in the old Regime ITS be.
fire the Draft, and get from $4O2 to 1902
bounty; $75 is paid before you leave the
State. and in two months 500 Is paid Ii
you are drafted you get no bounty.
+, Only four men so far have enlisted, from
the following townships: Adams L; Coum
,bia I; Center L; Washington l..
=. Other counties in the State are holding
township meetings and making up an extra
bounty for those that will enlist. Caa no,
Wapelio do as much as any other county in
the Statef Tfyod wish to esade the draft
you must furnish the mon. IF you love
your government and the brave soldiers o.
your noble State. came and give them lift
in this the last struggle Of this cursed re-
bellion. One year more, believe will clost
this war if we do our duty.
y, VIII. p. NORRIS,
Recruiting officer for Wapelio county.
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M A RBLE HALL
Dining and Oyster Saloon

The undersigned would inform the citi !.
xsns OF Ottumwa and the public generally !,
thar ne has removed his Saloon into the
second story of the Carroll House, (,m,ne
dhteiy above his former room where he IS
better prepared now thar heretofore to &C.
csmmodate those who may favor him witt
q CALL lie has also fitted up rooms for
dining, and is prepared to furnish
Wurm nsedls at any hour ia tie moraiag
or eoening.
HFresh Oysters received daily by Elk.
ftess.
kemember tbs plac Q, Marble Hall. Carroll
Mouse building, second story
DIX. 5, 1868 VIM. A. MOLf.
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Gold Medal Pianos.

The lovers of music in Ottunwa and vi
cinity are invited to call at any time on
Tuesday or "Wednesday at the Jewelry store
of Mr. II. Nunanlker. where one of those
justly celebrated and magnificent seven oc
tavo, extra over-strung Rosewood Pianos
from the manufactory of WIN. Knabe & Co.
Baltimore, will be on exhibition by NJ ,ssrs
Hawiey & Van Meter, of Burlington. These
Pianos are pronounced by Gottschak, the
great American pianist. to he "equal if not
superior to the best manufactured in Europe
or this country by the most celebrated ma.
kers.'
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03
THE "PRACTICAL FARMER "


Is desgnedt to elevate the farmer to his true position
asas ieni6c man. Its editorials spirited, and
among It's re glaf carrtspo dents the able
agricuturiS.s in the country II will he special
aim 10 make this journal welcome visitor TO every
household. Its Ladies' Department will be found n
teresng and useful ITS Youths Departm, ut will b.
presided over by gentleman who has for ears been
teacher OF youth in one OF best institutions Of
learning.
We shall make paper the true medium Of suc-
cess TO vrape growing. Each number will lead the
way and give uninisakable directions on this sub.
Ject The novice cannot err meet with loss II he
will lint follow our directions In purchasing the riht
KIND or yin's, or in planting, trimming and pruning
Oar price. inc uiins both The i. Lon, Vim" " ana
the paper for one v. ar Is only One DoiI,r nJ r.n
ty-five Cents,'or by iemi,ting this amount to the
Practical fariser and Scientific Gardiner, No. Is
Park Row. y. y, you will receive weekly agricul.
tura paper equal to the best published in tn Ctr
and the grape vine above mentioned, ~. i
II mus. De seen, we think, That this affords re.
lars AT club rates will secure ,hir,4n sph.srhs,s ~
the " Practical Farmer and thirteen Iona vines.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

Quick WoRK.-We had fora day or two
{ bridge over the river at this place. Mr..
Coldweather commenced his labors on Fri
nay morning last, and by Sunday morning
had bis bridge SO far advanced, that foot
passengers walked over, and had he kept
cool . few days longer, teams would been
able to cross.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

The PoRK TRADE.-Never, We believe
have we seen SO many hogs brought to this
market as there have been the past week.
From early dawnp late in the evening there
Is continuous "see-ooy" on Gu. streets.
Although the hogs this season are not 10
heavy as former, the amount we believe are
double those of previous years.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

NE~s DEPoT.-OIr friehd Millgan has
started u news depot in this city, nearly OPP.
posite the Bank on Front Street, where he
will supply all who may want the late
dSi!ies, weeklies, or VI Nth les. lie will de
liver papers to subscribers every day on
the arrival of the trsi S. lie is also prepar
ed to furnish back numbers Of any of the
Monthly Magazine published. When you
want the daily news call on Mllligan.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

DINING HALL.-We notice that W. A.
Aoll,h has fitted up dining room in connec.
ton with his saloon, and is prepared to
serve up warm meals at short notice for
those who may desire. A good idea.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

kessrs Curry Il Mcpherson are putting
large addition TO their Wagon Mandatory
on Second Street. Winter, il seems. vii
not prevent improvements going on. as we
see the carpenters are as busy now as in
snidsummer. Good signs Of prosperity.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

The Soldiers Ali Society will meet at
tho Union League room, Saturday ) Dec. 9th
at o'clock p. IN. All persons interested
In this object are invited to be present both
gentleman and ladies.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

RUS.Aw AY.- On Friday last as Mr. Bay.
Hiss was returning no ne from the city. an |
when near the CEN ,try, his horses took
fright and ri away, killing oae of the hor-
SEES AMI breaking the wagon to pieces The
horse was very valutbie one, All is quite
loss TO Mr.. Bayliss.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

AcciDEyr.-J. A. Hei Ter, of Bloomfield,
VIII, is working at the Pork House, net
with qtiit, az accident on Saturday last
He was knocking dowa hogs, AMI in the act
o striking one he slipped and fell and run
. butcher knife, which he had in his hand,
into his thigh, wpun Ing hnn severely but
Not dangerous. Ii, md, very narrow es.
cape from more serious consequences.
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THE 0TTUMWA COURIER.
oTrUMwA, z December 8, 1868.
Local and Miscellaneous
Posl Office Nolicc.

The Post Office will be open from u. A.
n. to 6 p. NJ. and from to sp. NJ, every
day, Sundays excepted, and aon Sundays
from 81 to 10t A. NJ. and from 4 to 5P. NJ.
The Keok1k mail closes at 8 A.. NJ.
The Burlington and Chicago mail close
. at "A. NJ. vF9 e5E@
The Western and Southern mails closes
at2P.M. j. w. NORRIS, p. NJ
Ottumwa, Nov. Goth 1868.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03
THE IONA - I
P. EMIJnl GRAPE VINE (!

The Iona, Seeding brought out and named by II.
G. W. Grant, of Iona Island, near PeekskiIl n. ",
IL native variety Of surprising excellence whicr
We now ofer,-one to every new subscriber to our
paper from this date onward. 1t Is q healthy and
vigorous grower, with thick foliage, and DerfeefIs
hdrty. II flowers late; and ripsns weeks carriers
than the Isabella thus escaping the arly and
fross OF the season. II fruits year earlier from,
the eye than any other native variety. The bunch
Is very large, shouIdered. aEd oil peculiar wine
color THE pulp is tender to the center with very
few and small seeds Wis sweet. vinous aud Of de-.
eide' muscat havor. With these qualities, II must,
take precedence OF oil others as table grape and
for wine it is not equaled by any except possibly
Delaware, IL does not deca may be kept all winter
aahering firmly to the bunch, and at length drying
to raisins.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03
Thank sgiving day was gene rally observe

in this city. There were services at tn.
Methodist and Presby terian Churches, tho
former being SO largely attended that it wa,
difficult :or some 70 get seats. After The
services were over a collection was taken W
for the benefit Of soldiers families, and quite
a large amount, We learn, were contributed
for this benevolent and patriotic cause.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

RgrURNxD.-We were pleased to take BY
the hand few day, az, Capt. Porter, OF
Cn. ID, 18th Regiment Iowa Inf nt:y. The
Captain is well md looks hearty, and we
are glad to lelrn that the lie .lth of the Reg.
insnt is gnl lie his con, hm. tore
crult for his reyim emit. We hope he will
4lcceed in his laburs, for the 18th has seen
hard service, and has won good name.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

avs FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, IHon~sene~s
Group, bronchitis. lncipient Com
SUMPTION, and for ihc Relief
Of Con-HlAptiye Patients
in ndrunced Stages
Of the Disease.
This Is remedy so universally known IN sprpass
any other for the cure of throat and lung complaints
that II is useless here TO publish the evidences of its
virtues. Its unriyalled excellence for coughs and
Colds, and its truly wonderful cures of pulmonary
disease, have made it known throu ghout the civil.
zeu nations OF ti'e earth. Few are the communities
or even families. among them who have not some
personal experience of its effects some living
trophy IN Their midst of its victory over The subtle
ana dangerous disorders of the throat ana lungs
AS all know the dreadful fatality OF these disorders
ana as they Know, too the effects of this remedy
We heed not DO more than 10 them that il has
now all the virtues that it did have when making
the cures which have won so strongly UPON the
confidence of mankind. f WV
Prepared BY DR.. J. c. AVER G Co., Lowell, Mass.
Agen 81 l.. Tui0r, Stout q Cow IA.
Peer Utecht, OttImwa; G. F. knigh
Agency City J. Finley, Pr. Richmond
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