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Nem 11nblitations.
DAYARD TAYLOR's NOVEL.
HANNAH THURSTON


I, receiving from the critics Of the press high need Of
praise only for s truthful and natural denea'ion OF many
e the phases Of American e but for its mastery character
draw and its deep n.ghts springs Of action OF the
human bear the subtle workings Of the mind OF man .
woman.
yrom the Albany Evening Journal I'D notice..
ave have read this book with great pleasure a,
ton Of N. cau rural life in social and moral phases. II is
natural. truthful, and kcenly cicfinns'lns a: u;
tarlailsn. Conniuuisn Womaiis HUNTS isn rec Love
Enpefence Noniesancc, and the IKE we nat' W.. a.,
g al once clever aud jnccns nom any Other pen bu'
NJ hool j. vastly more and ncop ,rahly better Than satire
Of the weldrawn sub rnNe Characters 20
re ia his volume II intensely interesting story o" TWO
u, Tsons whose mental and moral traits 20 antagonists az
the tlat nothing seem. more mn l'pSDie '.an % %
should come 20 be- lover piihs t' 49, IN ,v,ci 4.
phiosopiicaly j. the work ol The author nsh IN
entirely and indeed brilliantly success" Sipc ., X y'
H. story remarkably pregnant and 't,' .l ine nc
d a's are not many often sluiins ne Hschhei9 o
e ma r. tive mainly internal AID the history moves On no'
20 much by external events as by moral changes ana bh oe
ynuenf and hnpf, lenouemeui l. achieved at Lass, not
nv te owe, brow OF villains schemes the recovery of
l estate. but b. inr rriuushmentVl prejudice and error
and the ovcry q precious treasures OF mind snd sou which
tl,.e had IA lea or uhsc1ri Simply love story, Han
nsh Thurs on must content lie most oH@ehns WIN al h'
philosophy u IS abundant in buao tenderness ana Pat1'
grand passion In It's higher ohraceF - an oil 'h'
human heur the book al great power, and WI com
mand me admiration the most cultivated readers notion
Indeed psychologist nqui'i'ion seems to ms "odeIiu
" poueIave subtle and sucoess'l in HE description Of
scenery suihor .ngury eheitous-thn Is 20 say til,
will not be slIysd impeachment M
bore bat read with deli ut Fac, ping only Chsrles kinesy
Of author who whites o txcrnal nature 80 lfrs
and us,rr,ly We heartily thank Nh Tsylr Hannah
Thunon and trust tai this his frst effort in tie heid
Irose eon ay be tie precursoI OF many novels n exesi
IiiE FOURTH EDITION READY THIS DAY.
One neal llmo. & 50.
@. p. PUTNAM PnbisheI No. AL Broadway.
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DOCKS FOR THE COUNTRY.

4 PHlNs OPEN-AIR GEArE CULTURE; Or, How 10
CyLTiyArR GRAPES AND Low 10 MAKE NINE; 81 q 49,,
H. FE>SENDENS (jMtLE4E tAhhLh AM
AMERICAN GARDENER, 81 50. . >,
Ill HERBERTS HINTS 40 hORsEkEEfEitSi HOW
10 prY HIRAK FEFp. GKOox RIDE, AND DRIVE, 81 r.
Nv. GUMS DOMESTIC MEDICINE; Or, PooR MAN
ABRoWNE's AMERICAN POULTRY YARD; Or, How
20 MANAGE POULTRY, 81. ~ ,...r .,-rny
vi RANDALLs FINE WOOL SHEEP HuSBANDRY,
VII RANDALL YOUATTs sHErHERps OWN
Vii. ELIIoTrs AMERICAN fRUIT-GRowERs
GUIDE. Illustrated, 81 p. - .p
TX PARDIE on THE sTRsWBEkkf, bLACh-
x CHORLTONs GRAPE-GKOWhKS GUIDE, ''c-
Sent free Of postage recsip o! Picc.
c. NJ. SAXTON.
Agric .iiaral BOOK Pubisher,
No. - Ps.k.Tow Ncw1o;t.
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Pe, sale by all booksellers.
1IR pARTONs NEW WORK is READY.

AIR. PARTON's NEW WORK Is READY.
NJ GENERAL, BUTLER IN NEN-ohLrANs' MS
ssry Of the Administrator 81 the Department Of the Gull IL
,Le year 1862 with an Of the capture Of New Orleans
.nd sketch of the pr.vious career OF the ,nera civil and
si,ary. By JAMES PARTON sutAor Of Life and Iimes
- Aaron Buzz" Life Of EndEew Jackson etc Crown svo
with portrait steel and maps. 6D Up f'ee in cloth .
hall calf extra antique, - So When 'hc 't'E~o'dnsy
erest Of the subc, Of tbs volume and The rare aoAy OF
w. aathoT cothe his relations OF events with fAcnn arc
eoasdered ia evidently probable that the Rebellion Wi p'o
Nee no more in eIcsiir.s volume than this by
MASON BROTnfRS Nos. : and Mercer at, n. Y
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1UHE WORKING FARMER FOR ls6i.

This s.erin Agricultural p.bcAtion-esiaAlished by
Pro- JAMES MAfEs. IL ltSeuiers upon 10 sixTLtsT !
volume with the January numb er. twin contain dIs ihe
yoAI Agricultural a1Gted 70 al lie States ~ ne
Inon than any publication Of the Day Each new SUBS
tss 1864, viii receive the December nunoeI-now isled
engraving "MeuyMak Ig Ia the Olden Time Mig
era Falls oar Uenera IN the held; or CrucihAion.
pAy postage. Terms Il THE WORKING tAitNER-'
One DOLLAR snnum, In advance: SINCE copies 40 cents
Send your yions and get tie premiums spc
Stzen pies tie O! CIyusse. and Circular con
taSsnr list Of our valuable premiums application
Ne Pubisler Nh. L. ALLISON,
Nos. l24 and l26 Sassap.st y. y
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Urn Goods.
.NLOAKS! CLOAKS CLOAKS!


NLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOAKS!
In addition 10 present large assortment will oren several
NEW DESIGNS just received per recent steamer,
AND INTENDED "sPECIALLyr FOR THE
"APPROACulNG HOLIDAY SEASON.
Also our usua stock Of
WATERPROOF CLoAKs u, I'd, 81. and sc.
UNION BEAVER CLOTH CLOAKs, a, 81 80 TO $40
ENGLISH BEAVER CLOTH CLoAKs, 80 IS to $l2 20.
CASTOR BEAVER cLoAKs, =, $40 20 10 sA
FRENCH BEAVER CLO1li CLoAKs. a. $40 .o,O so.
DoEsKIN BEAVER CLoAKs at sIte ga.
VELVET FLUSH CLOAXs at So 5to 81.
VELVET BEAVER CLOAKs, at SO Is to eis
CInLDRFNs AND MISSES CLOAK3
n great variety
*. pEYToN,
EXPORTER AND MANUFACTURED,
No. 27l Boyvcry near Houston.f..
FASHIONABLE DRESS-GOODS.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
NOW OPEN,
LARGE STOCK or
FASHIONABLE GOODS.
FRENCH MFRINOS. ALPACAS, e.
rWPKEss CLVrlIs BLACK aud COLORED,
bROCHE OTrOMANS, PLAIN FOiiiNH
STRIPED EPINGLINES, flGuHED ioIllHs'
NELUuRS BROCHE WOOL tihDS,
ALSO, FROM AUCTION, -,
A LARGE STOCk OF LON-Phl'tD itrSs 0OVDs.
FROM 25c. a YARD AND UPWARD.
uoupuryo pnrss1GSops. NEW STYLES.
W. X. IEiTON. No. IA howery,
Near Houston Il.
p.ryOp.L SKIRTS BALMORAL SKIRTS,
GREAT REDUCTION ~ PRICES.
ALL TIE NEWEST STYLES IN THE MARKET
BRITISH, FRENCH. and sAXOEY MANUFACTURE
A-o,
MISSES ard cHrLDnEN's BALMORALs
Ladies VIII Ind uagllceni 49, ftieni 10 select ffofsn
". X. Iti icN'a No. "a bow'ry.
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c. NJ. SAXTON.
Agric .lilral BOOK Pubiihcr,
No. .sFG.k ToS, New. 1 V;t.

Il HYMNs AND TUNES FOR CHURCH AND SUI,
DAY SCHOOLS Is NOW READi.--n contains 3l4
pages and nesy 7c9 Hymns and i1as' SUI m. a:
sshsn We Know Esch O.h,r There" Among the new
and beautiful pieces vonl Tame. pai. to Dc Right
q F,ut not Merry III grim" Cone TO Me-" Lion 81 Ju'
a.h shall We Meet beyond the River "Logt Give US
Path There Is Land OF Love, Oa, It's olosou'
"WeD Wait til Jesus Comes" " A Few More les' StsI
Raj sabbath Be !, Chime On" over tie River Shalt
We Nee, No Move TO Pari" "he Vacant ch-ir Forever
With The Lord C. lrice bound ID cents; 81 dozeni
es5 per 100 Cotn boans einbossed s - eens. PEI
Ssaea: As peg lOu. POSTAGE. - ceuts each.
HORACE WATERS. NO. 43l Brosiwsy.
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Ready Than.ssy.ur Week
~. A-AII, III. w col El-IIQN
Go Get.

CTEAM POWER.-TO LET, number OF
- BUILDINGS with STEAM POWER. Inquire of
CHRISTIAN SCuWARL. GOT sd 81. AID !si av
yINO LET-cmp.ctely Ifurnishod-a three
i ,,or. BRICK HOUSE q Zee. wide. Ia a very rod
urighboEaood with iJ q fruit lac ise
soon a. No. y Hammond e..
rENO LET.-A STORE on 4th Avenue front,
Il and OFFICES 8, tie BIBLE HOUSE Aslf Piece. ~
ply q, the Ircssu.rfs OGicc, .ih AveusssH;iaace.
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w Il. Errn.es seeret.ry.
l0TICT-sALE of tho KENOsHA, ROCK

NOIICT-SALE OF the KENOSHA, RoCh-
4 FORD AND ROCK ISLAND RAILHOAD-1he IN
der.i.ned BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON, TIE Trustee o.
on. thousand rg, hundred ard 'y made ~ the Ne
noshs ard Rockford Railroad CorPIny toPonton Guy
r according to IL. .w. ~ tie sts'e Of " ,eon'i eia
The kruo.ha and Rockford Railroad Cor PHy atorro'aon
v for.a .esorn1 TO the laws ~ the STATE Of ILLINOIS, d
.. also 4 Deed Of Trust or bortgl,s bearing diet
b, tie Keno "a R0ckforl ami Ron leland iaifoad ,on
r.n, Corporaau duly Organized under tho Laws u tie
Esiss ard lino' By the consolidation o. 70
- and Koetflrf Aoad touYani.s -ld re hlfs
81 M M ..rp r. road Coiapluy in execution a. tie
. In and ~ thr all Deeds Of Trust ~ N0s'saEs UPON
I eo..rgsd vii Sell Public Auction, A. ne Count ol-c
IN 10 City Of iosfsrd b. 10" STATE OF lH9, % ~ nsr"
bdirf 10 cab ll asDAt, ths - fenh day - JluTy
nc to1srd 90. hundred nd sixty four. . tao O'Clock
a. q thc .ad da tie following described p'ose.y " II
.lnyasr the continuous raro,d heretofore known
- he K.no.a and Rockford Rairo.d snd now tnown a.
u,f,on Of tt kcn1,Ls Rockford AID Nock Island Aaio~
ending from ksno.ss, la the state o. seen 20 .oeN
ford state o. iuos, ioarher win "a u' tls.s q
va, depa, Grounds railways. RAILS BRIDGE icnscs ssobs
station oufrs Si orr b.dns snd al the anis sl h'fe
dfn.uts acquired By rrAsr y! ihr hrEQtt AID hets
ford srlro,l ,omp..s % by the sad Consoiisa Com
uany in connection WIKI ia. '.i raosi from henoshA 20
hok ord % RELATING therefor and. also al the o' incomes
and psoh.s and oofP5ihe z Ac4
ether II the said nrlo.la AAt A1fkofi NAlyhh o PAM"
OF al sal Coasofdai~d Con pBy. coun.,c1 Nh i-ci sa
la. u railway irom k.nofs i0 10 Al I'd, o. rls AsIeto
and 40 oconoiv,i engines iendcrs ears O. every 80
property connected viii tho proper ci1irnont tshA
"a. 500 .li cad. o. - alpsicnah. 20 u.e Aosr,ag
lie q railroad from Asl aha % hetAofl Inc ga sc WI
hsush, .nd Rockford tsio~d CemPsn'.. ol the said
Conso .cd Company, whh have ~, o'si ne 70
tanned tor tlfif said road roadway Rom hcno,a 20 ocf
rI = nr ul-d tF dep9s station s9unds or required
lor ihe col,isue,on or-rson maintenance ~ cenys9sn'
@. is ana "sea $40 henl,is ALL 700 .,o,s 49,
leased on oi,.r~t., disposed of-Ds'sd October % ltJ
IS. WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
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A. 81 MEswIs, Aue.ioueer:
poOK TRADE SALES ROOMS, No. 49S

ID BdWay uesr'y opposite -. Nicholas HoteiG A LEA
YirI kueiiolerr by r. Cooley Con.grnenis soiehed
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Deem,
Der 2. ; and 4. commencing each day 81 10 o'clock
sneci Parcel Sale OF STANDARD AND MlsCEL<
LASEOUs BOOK 81 quantities and n o,s suit yurchasrs,
eon.,ur OF elegantly boHrd and illustrated WORKS Annrss,
ca. Boo.s Quar- Bole. Albums. Photograph Albums, An.
bfoype Pctur, ard jr,ee Books. Ia- whole eons sne4
direct the Publishers sni al new fresh and and re'seoe
stock. - -
TO DEALERS IN PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. The
.bove sale includes some 500 Photograph Albums from -
Cts 70 .5 caci; iOop Ambroype Pictures richly Tanned
1000 Csftcs lie Nis Pictures tor Albums, &c &c 1ns
hole 90 be sold BY Auction, without reserve Cs'sos1ee
now ready and rlsy be hsi n; the sac. Rooms.
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Nem Publications.


A NEW NOVEL! -
a Messrs SHELDON COMPANY,
. No. a95 broadway New Y01k,
SATURDAY. Dec. 5,
HUSKS.
By MARION HARLAND, M. l..
Asahor Of Aone," Hidden rs,h," Mitsni' &C. S0'
One volume. limo. Price 81 10
TIE Philadelphia Prcss gays Of " Nemesiri - ,.a ,h.
ave read Il with a. much interest ainos, a. ~o $50 Wv
ssst part OF Robinson Crusee IN ,he a ." S mon
ke characters 1t presented end me sen1ns ~ ma
1cre nyo.yed we again read the hr' one hohdea All" SAY
N pages of the book
The Home journal aso says ,;.,;, N. ch,rsctcrs
1.-THE book Is well wri,s'n me pos mts. "e %
nxsTsations tar, and easy, ami the story lice II
'0'0'o M,ARioN HARLAND's WORKS ARE
ArGNF volume, llnoi 81 80
HIDDEN PATH, l2ino.i 81 D.
MOSS SIDE l2mo : 90
NEMESIS, volume. Emo; 81 90
MIRIAM volume, l2iAo.; ~ 20.
HuSKS. volume, l.To 81 ID
.sle nv all Hookrelers.
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4 j. BI ECKER, son ~ Co. will SELL
"a AUCTION. TUESDAY. Dec. 2, At 70 O'Clock, a, The
- snre ,s.eisoo. No deay, BY oTo,f Of ,he Be-
p,ere Cont H. 4 cad GUIDING, south eide OF 3iSst,
rs fo., es,, ~ I'd ly 10, 70 q. IN by 100 q. Sin
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OrYrcE FL.l .'rsYL RIVER NINE. !

No. 10 i,as.su.st. .,s~ YORK. Oct. "A, 1893
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders
~ Of tle gIIST sTEfL RiyER MISISG COMPANY
hat an Asses.nc Of ONE DOLLAR per share bss this Day
b.s called IN on tle Capital STOCK Of Tie Company payable
on or before tn DAY III Do Gy 4 December next at The
sroi, m III on aud after as, date viii be charged with
fssos at Of psr peI 1nfanl ~ order OF d.
rector. w. rpbhhiS, oeeSststy'
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TnduriaI.
V7EPMILYE q Co.,
Y BANKERS, No. A WALL-ST,

VERMILYE q Co,
Y BANKERS, No A WALL-ST,
We shall continue to furnish
US. FIVE-TW ENTY BONDS
., long ne issued by the Government at PAR and INTEREST
To BANKS and BANKERS the usual commission allowed
Tho Department Warrington having Ined all bach edes
'cr these Bends prepared 10 furnish TIC 10 "Hhous
tic de'ay heretofore experienced.
a ru cent CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
7.J9 TREASURY NOTES.
G p.r cen. COUPON BONDS Of 1891.
For Sale at Market Rates.
Tie Coupons foy November Interest en- fi'E-A"LNi'
BONDS received, and credited at market rate oil gold
g VERMII.YE &c Co.
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QUOTATIONS..
FI,HE RUNAWAY MATCH
TIE RUNAWAY MATCH!
THE RUNAWAY MATCH,

INF NINAN NJ MAtNh.
ny MRS. HENRY WOOD.
A SECOND EDITION or THE RUNAWAY MATCH
Published for sale this day by all Boohsorrs and News
Agents. everywhere, complete In one large octave volume
doub.e column Uniform with tie Shadow @! Ashydy-
Price fify cents copy.
1t il Published and cr sale at tho ohespcs, pook House In
The word buy read oT stock Of book, which i'a
T. &. PETERSON BROTHERS.
No. 9o5 ChosBu,.,., Philadelphia
Cores sen, free Of postage rece.l, Of price.
FOR SALE BY ALL BOOK SELLERS.
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LBLRT G. Hay WUOU, AuctIOnteT WIZ
"A sell a. r1blc auction THIS DAY. Tuesday Dec
i q. II o. eek the splendid private druce No z5 Esss
lot fs door, Of broadway. ell the eessut hogse'
holi Furniture consisting Of I~ile Room Pror and nsa
ON fgrniture all fstcass nade TO order Also nne
Ftench ti.,e tel Mirrors snd hrcass Rosewood ~
zorro rho.. wantus furniture viii find this rare o.
ortun,y TO suppy themselves. TAe sltle stock valued
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OruoK or ina NozrH AMERICAN FIRE ISsuRAsos Co.
Sales bn Anttion

4 UCTION NOTICE.
"A HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AND GUNS.
TRADE SALE.
THIS DAY TUESDAY,, Die !. at 10 o'cocA
By CATALOGUE, FOR CASli-in lots to sHt city sf1
out ol,oun buyers. Good. ysck . On our premises
). r.. HALsLi & Co. Auetioneers.
No. ~ BarclXs, N 7.
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= VOC WANT TO KNOW

If YOU WAN ~ hNoW
l. a. what pect dotor Jacks 81 oil trades read
MEDICAL COMMON SLSsr,
cuous book curious PEOPLE and good book fcr every
ttse. free Sinclair Ioufeys no III N.'
ssu.; o. the principal ncw.paper dopo,s throughout TIE
country D. Wsruer. No. Nesoys, q tae ssthoT. W.
l. h. TOOIE No. ily0 BfoEdway hew.ioIk
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j. BLELCKER. son a. Co. will S

A j. BLELCkER. son " Co. will SELL
~. a. Auction. on THURSDAY December 10, 1863, ct y
o'clock =, th. Exchange SA,srpoi No. III Broadway:
on 10Th sr.-TLrr. Lots on north side, comn.erciE y
feet Of SHAW siIe 2sKIl9 eucl. ... !.
on i0lsr 81 Ten Lots on south side commencing $50 FEET
es of vi, ay sir 400 each. 81 Of tie above Ut, are %
the ssde. For gnapi Sc sPpy TO the Aucuonesr
No II le!u..' ilOiuus sank % OLn-rce.
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CARLETON, PUBLISHER, NETWORK,
~ has h. press
The Life and Adv..ure' Songs Services and Speeches Of
PRIVATE MILES OREILLY."

'th Keg ". T. Vo, Turner'S Bhgde Terrys Division, 10th
A.. Army Ccfys Dept. Of the SOUTH.
Win notes bic ap-csl lyrical and odasc tho subjects
81 iron. aos Amy sAd navy OPelsIons CITY State aud
National fOItics
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-04

While var absorbs the minds Of men,
And all true hearts wish peace asaip,
While patriots brave have iefs dear homes to Eight
For Freedom, Liberty and Right;
Yet patty strife sttli seems to hold the sway,
And politicians haht to rule the day:
Forgetting. that, united We must he, 81
Or ne'er exist ~ nationally free.
'Tfs hard indeed faat FIR country 3 sake,
Can not unite - oxR. from Calf TO Lake;
But worse by far that We In North should dag
To earth by wraneiinR our once noble nag
There's still one hope-aDd one 10 al,
To hold our right, avert our fall
IT'S simply this-'mid esnnons roar
Proceed 10 Betts's Clothing Store;
The antidote he gives for cure
Il mild and pleasant, and Ills sure;
He sells You erst, Coat, Pants. or Has
And then to match, q nice Cravat;
II still you want you'll get . shirt,
Which comes to you As chsap,ss dirt;
He keeps &c give 10 all he suits
Gloves, Collars, Comforts, Caps and Boots
Or anything that you may lacx, ~
From Shoe-strings to . csrpst-ssck.
For those that resdy.msds won't please
He'll meet their wants, their troubles ease -
He keeps the best Of goods on hand,
Give nts that can't be beat ~ man:
Ais styles are new, and always neat,
For tasty dress he can't be best.
Come then come all and buy ofthesa
Who gives you bsrgsins In ysus clothes
otsumxa Nov. q. 1sss. 49,
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70 CONSERVATIVES.

TYuE advertiser having been restored to health In
n few weeks. by a very simple remedy. after
ha wing So Fered several with tWug af
fectinn and that dread dsease Consumption--is
ions make known to his fellow-suderers the
Of cure. ~ Es -
TO all who desire n. he will send q ~ the pre-
scripscn used free ofcharee) with the for
prenAriuK and using the same. which thev win and
SURF cURs for CONSUMPTION, AsvHnA. BR0xcHurIs.
&C. The onv object ~ the iser IN sendins the
Prescription n To benefit the afirted and epreadin-
formation which he csives Ia he Invaluable, and
ne homes susrer will try his remedy sit will
cost Them nothing, and may move blessing.
PARTIES Wishing the presentation win please address
, Rev. EDWARD A. WILLOW. wt,liamsbursh,
162-Sm Kings County, New York,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-04

The 9Th IowA.-We learn that Captain
Aaron Pinney, Is engaged at present in re,
cruitng company for the 9Th (Col Dorr' 81
regiment lowa Cavalry. We wish hin. sue
cess, and haye great confidence in his quail
itications for Captain Of Cavalry, since we
witnessed his daring feats in horsemanship
few evenings ago.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-04

We are very happy to be able to contra
dict report which has been the rounds of
the papers, ofthe dangerous illness Of Ssn-
ator Harlan, He was present at the ship
canal Convention at Chicago on Tuesday
enjoying very good health. Mrs. Harlan
has been quite i'll, which probably gave rise
otne report. She is happily now meas-
prably restored to health.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-04

New ENrERPRIsE.-The building hereto.
fore used As Livery Stable by d. B. Abra-
hams, situated on Market ST., near the post,
office, is being fitted up for another branch
of business It 10 to be occupied by Marsh
4 Ketchun,, Is : wholesale Liquor store.
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m, nAKER,s PAW PANACEA.

s'we are not IN the habit % enaorsing patent
medicines, unless We have indub'tabte proof
DIR BAKERS oftheir eHhciencv. In view ofthe
m rlt,rl,~ity Of quack nostrums
PAIN with which the country II con :.
tinually flooded. Il becomes Of
NAGE a. ten the dntv otth e Journalist Ia
wan the pIhic against impositinu than to commend
medicines and remedies that possess merit bu$ when
medicine for itself reput alton, and becomes
a absolute necessity IN ~erv family where there
Il disease. and when those who use IL never aher
4. spense with !. when thew In need az remedy
for pain disease, then becomes the duty NJ the
jonrnalist IN mate such medicine remedy ~ wide
" known possihie. Our attention has frequently
been called we'll bv those who the medicine
~ those who seilit. tn the uuexamp,ed success OF
RAKeR@ RAIN PANACEA. which has gained .
pornlarttv and meets with sale allied nv any
medicine that has ever been sold in this country.
Marshall Iuinoisan, t~ -
For o. Ie By ). L TAYLOR, ot.umwa. EDcc.s
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-04

ALwars GET rus Bssr-Especially in
getting Salcratus-as the best costs but q
triae for ysars's supply, and the good
costs but q trife more than the poor. The
best goes farther than the poor, and is
much more healthy. We can recommend
the Chemical Saleratps to be the best.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-04

GoLD.--Ths judgment Of the financial
world Is To the Importance Of defeating the
rebels st Yickshnrg, Is seen 10 the fact that
favorable reports from that point sent gold
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-04

Rev. b. A. Spanldins, for II years pas
tor Of the Congregational church in this
place, and one Of our oldest citizens, having
resided here since ls43, is about to remove
to another field of labor. He preached an
affecting discourse to a crowded congrega-
ton last Sabbath. Mr.. S. leaves this field
Of labor, with, we are sure, the sincere re-
grets Of his people, and of thu community
He goes we believe. from the belief that pos
sibly a change may be better for both the
church and himself. and on account Of his
health. which is much impaired. He car
ries with him, as does his family, the best
wishes of large circle Of devoted friends.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-04
wDrunkenne.s Cured..A

GyNce tnehYiate NAV now Md defiance In the temp
y ting cup. DR.. ZANE'S ANTtDOTE FOR STRONG
DRINK r. certain cure for Drunkenness. II Gre
atss dislike far strong drink. and he admins
tered without the knowledge NJ the Patient. Price
81 hoy. Sent by mstltn spv address. nv g. O. Up
HAM 403 Chestnut St philadelphia. Circulars sent
free. n9.6
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-04

New UNION PAPER.-We are very glad
to lesrn that the Union men Of. Davis county
are shortly to heve an advocate of their
cause at Bloomfield. The paper will be
conducted by Mr.. A. M. Harms. for many
years engaged in this Office as foreman, On
accomplished typo, and an energetic bust
ness man. The press is already on the
ground and the paper will be issued in
about two weeks. Success to all concerned