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Or. q s. a - A "a.
hss,bsr q Gs Royal ooii.gs 81 TRysicia.
London, Esgiaafg Grusl,ais s5
Rioosd's Rosiiiai 70
EMALB DISEASE
snd a constant aiipudaut u Fafis, LnEdou. HsE
leans and Montreal uospitais fof ihs laai Ben Jsau
hes opsasa BIZ Omna ihs
johnson House, Cleveland,
Whsro b. Wiil b W q meet sii thoss sho are
aictot With and ehronie dlsa.s1a.
Hia treat Btifeiy didarsnt ifon ths
plan, nile, sniearious snd onastFs mhmas
ioinel are ampiF ysTepahis sriuacta aaa oils, "a
hare never boon ussa oa By tive other phIsicians
America besides hinasiL ue has tpuat iha grsaiss
psr of ha liisand tbourands of aolIarl In obtauiut
fuv ssoruts 10 bis profession. Be ts,u ihs Ugiat
iur aiiformi u iiaaso. No oeharrs f1r zirias ~ ~
honest and true statement of theireaag.
HFEnM AruEHUA
To Touua MEH.--llo c.n prove y yuu IN 4 fgu MIN
ats that be a The onJ physician you ever tresiaf
VI that curla this fisrase foruFEfT rlfinut = ~
VII ioioE he d'faciiuuf, 10 I'll give uua Mundfof
Dollar y be aila ln calHH this iiaeese. No chafu
made for condutatl1u. Ihn1g nt distance Who HIsl
70 consult the ncctnr mag 90 go bT sandiuE 3 amni
VIA Of urina b. mail, with name and aEu ard b
viii ansNer and drHcrihe snir csu. aud ths paaslh
~ of gutting relief hg uucloaing return posfa91
stamp. mar1,ttI
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NEW ADVERTISEPIENT8

In Common Pleas-Ac-
ton 70 quiet Title.
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ssypr.si.d E.aiiuraiiOa,

which 10 the unmarried female Il constant recur-
ring diaoasn and through neglect the seeds 0i mare
grave aud dangerous maltdioa are the result and -
month aftar ni1nth passas uithout en- effort bdlna
made 10 assist nature the suppression bec9ne4 ehfup
io the patient gradually lonaca lior Appetite tht
bowels arc Cunatl putnd niRhi aWuaia cuEie on hut
tounumn ntiun nHallg audH har career.
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THE CURATIVE
a. .asss ..sas4alfsu utiu1t themselves 70 The
organs Of secretion and By 40 altering the condition
oil the stomach aud Liver that the starcy principle
oi the food s converted into sugar % louf - le
ITHtam b. under tho influence Of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30
CONSTITUTION WATER

Strong 4 Armstrong, and BsnIen Bros.
o., Wholesale Agents.
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Baker WO gruEory joseph Losmye VIII
RsrnoIl John KimbaflsY g HoOabo Fslix
BBPolBons calling for the above VIII please ray 'Ad-
vortised." H.OoWnEss r. n.
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INITIALS
Surgeon 10th Cavalry
LADIES LIST.

Letters Remaining In she Branch Pos
once, West Side.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

The Stat, 4 Oh.o) In Court Of Common Pleas,
CuyahoeuUou Civil action for money and
IS. sale Of lands.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

against
Esther Brennan, Law
renee Lfyin, Mary
LAWN, Edward Du-
shane, Catherine Du-
shane, Edward sla-
ter, Bridget Slater,
Elizabeth Brennan
and Ann Brannan,
lafandania.
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Lsseorrhea or Whites.

LeucOfrh0d Or Hhite4.
rThis disease depends upon an Inflammation Of usu
o0us hunR Of the vagina and wuusb. 10 4 ia all ca
accompanied By pain in the back hcruaa The
bowels and through The hins. tehspoonial o. ne
mudlclun may BE- taken thIeo lines aday with an IN
iUctiDn Of Tablespoonful of tho medicine, mixed
with halt pint ot soft water morning and evening
Irritation Of the Neck Of he Bladder, IAfdHs
nation Of The HifHsyI, and CdtarFh Of
ne BIa1dsT, Strah9uyy sad
burning, or PsiVul
Urinaiing
For these diseases it is truly q sovereign remedy
aud too much can not be said IN IL praise. single
dose has been known 70 relieve the most urgent mp
t0ma Are you troahod With that distressing pain 10
the small 0f the back and brough the hlpat toa-
spoonful day Of Constitution Waor will relieVoy0u
Ike magic.
For DyPPis'
II has no equal in relieving the most diliIe.slnE
symptoms. Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid btom-
ach, Vomiting Food, Ac. Take teaspooniul siter
sired, tut ahould Be done Gradually.
PAyiamS
Have long since given NJ tho use Of Buohu, oubsbg
and Juniper IN the treatment of those Diseases and
only uso them for want Of a bsttar remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved Itself equal to the task that hHl dsvOlVsd
Pon it.
DiHrehel
Iit1ts snd dFeneh me Kldnsys aad by constant gss
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ATE OF OHfO,1

= 7 = @7N .II TV7 -
idyahoga County,
Jennett Bells. plainliH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

Tks Fesssf SiyEer Of Type O5nstaatlg be-
iag received.
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Domestic and White Goods.

Tab Linens 10 entire neg patterns, which were
uEut at Euat hargGnH and viii T. sold according
". AHo a splendid line Of NAPKINS, from fi 20
20 % 20 z dozen. French Marseilles COuntertanes.
from tbs leNrst grade % the best IN the murAe We
have "a raj lima of
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HnUsEKREPINR GOODR.
FRENCH FANOY sHIRTIsa ELlNNELs

In Dress Goods We have a spfinkiing uf every nov-
city 10 b. found IN tue Eastern MARKET. Also iuil
line OF all the new aud ap.o colora a french Merl-
nces At One poilar per yard dress silks A. greatly
rBduced prices commencing ~ lancy Colored Brocade
and Uhecks for One Collar per yard.
In Clf AIS We have everything sax 10 market
considered desirable. 1D single Wool shaWls, com.
prislRE c0mblaatlcn " patterns aud oOl r., tome
Of which are entirely uaW. Our stock Of
Silk and Merinoe UnderclOthing,
and Hosiery, Ma selected with great care. ladies'
nd fall line of eol1Fs aud szns Of Uhildren'a
FALL, & WINTER HOSE.
HTAn early examination :. respectfully to.iciied.
Don't fail to ind ths place, 23O snp0rior st. co ne-
J.M.6U.T. HOwEB.
s.-Hayibg puyer IN New York, We hail :
eoive HsW Goods dailI. lssTaOl - Ma -. T ~
THE STAUNCH FA-
HOaIIE stranrr "NORTH- -
EHN LIGHT" Capt. John Spauld- e.-lssla-l-s-s
ing, v1ll leave our dock for Lake kuperior, ou
Thursfay, October Let. Et O'Clock 4. M.
n1-for Freight or fassago applY 20
ROBT HANNA CO.,
septic lia ne aud ~ Mlvor-ki
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... Dr. RAKER'S
PAIN PANACEA.

For the cure Of Pain both externally and inter-
naliv Tho greatest Pan-cnrng Remedy vet
discovered. Pain cannot long exist where
this remedy is Faithfully used
For PAIN in the Stomach. Back and Bowels,
BURNS Bruises Cuts and Swellings, Collie. ria
rhea and Rheumatism. Headache. Toothat he
and Earache. and Neuralgia, It cures almost
insts ntaneousfy -!
CEyssHNIT usSEasES. such as Dyspep-
STA. Liver Complaint. General Debility. Fever
and ague. Canler sore mouth. put,fd Sore
Throat, W AK Ewes. Spine and Kidney Disense
Old sores ughS and Colds, and Cakeh or
Sore Rreast In AL the above named diseases
II only needs TO he faithfully used and cure Is
certain.
"a. ID. " @saitt-. Druggist Of high standing,
in Richmond. Kentucky. SAYS: "Dr. BAKER'S PAN
ACEA Is doing wonders in this neghhorhood, in the
way of healing the sick the Eheumatics among the
number Perhaps the most REM case Is that
f old citizen of this place who had beer suffering
from rheumatism for fifteen gears. He ia now well
and for the great blessing he now enjoys In the
shape Of uninterrunted good health he Is indebted to
your my aluable PAsArg..
Proprietor, II. SCOvFLL.
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Railroad ASSESSMENT OF RIGHT
OE WY

To the unknown and nonresident owners ofthe
west half OF the norths asst quarter of the northwest
quarter of section thirty in township seventy
two, north OF range thirteen, west Supposed to be-
ing to one Williams, and one Burk, whoss first
names are not known You are hereby notified that
the Burlington and Missouri river Road has been To-
Gated and run through said land, situate in Wapelo
county in the State OF Iowa, AVID that much there
OF, as Hes within fifty feet Of the centre line ofsald
road on each side center line Is tax by the
Bur ington Mo River Railroad companyior right Of
wayfor said railroad Now unless applyto theSher
III Of said county to have the damages assessed With
In thirty days after four weeks publication of this
notice. In accordance with the act of the General
Assembly OF Iowa, entitled IAN act granting to Rail-
road companies the right of way" passed January
18th 1885, then the said Railroad company will cause
said damages to be so assessed.
Aug % 1853 DAVID RORER, Atty for the
noa-4w Burlington & Mol RRCo
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Tbomnw Alfred and Sarah w

To Thomas Alfred and Sarah W
Alfred: You and each of you are hereby notified
that the petition of John whippls Is now on file In
the Office ofthe Clerk Of the District Court OF wap-
clio county, Iowa. In which said Whipple asks the
foreclosure OF certain mortgage upon certain real
estate In Wapello and Keokuk Counties, Iowa, exc.
cuted by YOU TO said whipple, on the 10th day OF
December, 1861 for the purpose OF securing the pay
ment of two totes, executed by You, Thomas w. ALI
red, to said Whipple one for the sum OF eight hun
DIRE dollars, same date Of mortgage. Petitioner
one thousand dollars interest and costs; Now unless
you and each of you appear aud make defense to
said petition, before noon of the d day of the
next term OF the District Court OF Wapello county,
Iowa, to he commenced the S0th day of Novem-
Der, 1868, default win be taken against you and
Judgment and decree rendered against Won according
to prayer of petitioner, Nj WILLIAMS,
.. Atty for Petitioner
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CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD.
rSrSc
SCOvILL'S
Blood and Liver Syrup

The rrrine IL given 10 all phvsrians--
That thew NAV know what thew using.
The combination OF Sarsaparilia with Stiilingia,
" we'll known 10 all medical men as
The best compound to pu-ifg the biood ever used
Itcures ScrofnIa In all its worst forms.
All diseases of the skin II cures efectually.
Syphillitic Swenes Ervsiprlas, Scald Head.
Salt Rheum, Female complaints. Tumora,
Kings Evil and all diseases arising from any i'm
purity of the blood.
Phvstciars witt srIl yep- to let alone all
proprietary or qnack medicines. as they call them
Why? For TIE simple reason that they are pnt up
with printed directions and the aud liable Is
copyrighted Show them the formula OF prep aration
and in nine cases ont NJ ten they will approve NJ It,
There are testimonials from physicians whose preju
dices over balanced by their good sense of the
excellent virtues Of Scnvil Blood and Liver Syrup
and who are using II for their private practice
Sold by II. SCOvILL,
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RAILROAD ASSESSMENT UPRIGHT
OF WdY

To George wison-sir You are hereby notified
that the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad
has been located apd through land be longing to
you described the Northeast quarter of the norsh
east quarter, and the North half OF the southeast
quarter the northeast Of section thrtyve
in township seventy north range thir teen, west
situated in Wapeo county, State of Iowa AMI that
so much Of said tract lies within fifty feet Of the
centre line of said road each side thereof. las Ia
ken by the BURLINGTON aud Missouri River Railroad
Company for the right of way for said road now
unless you apply to the Sheriff Of said county
4 o have the damages assessed
ID within thirty days after four weeks publica
ton OF this notice. according to the provisions OF an
act Of the General Assembly of Iowa entitled "An act
granting to Railroad Companies the right Of way"
passed. JAN 18th 1853 then said COMPANY will cause
said damages to be assessed. DAVID RORER
.--.- Atty for Burlington
2&4w &Mo River railroad Company.
August 26th 1868
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ELECTION OF OrFcERs.-Ths company re-
iited here by Mr.. John Pumroy for the
! Iowa cavalry, had an election Of offices
Thursday, with the following result.
+" pn,nroy, captain; B. C.P. Armstrong
I; Lieutenant, and Albert Smith, I'd do.
lis company now numbers 90 men, all o.
en- characterized by high. order Of intel
nice and moral worth. They have our
st wishes for success in their new
III Of duty, They left Yesterday for
.venp0rt
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co on NE " s.

wish to make il known to the public that have
engaged the services of accomplished eastern
Photographer, who will t.ke the .
LATEST STILES OF PHOTOGRAPHS
which uch admired. all upon all those
that wish to have their Photographic Albums
mented with fine Photographs, to give us call.
also wish TO Announce TO the people. and espec-
ally to my old customers, that have dispe with
all hands, and have resumed the
AMBROTI PIE BUSINESS
myself and expect to dojusticeto all who wish to
call ION me for pictures. Don't forget the place,
at III, SUNAMAKER'S JEWELRY STORE
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Half Sheet.

Owing to the interruption of our work oc-
sioned by moving our Office, we are able
Issue only Ea!f sheet, this week. Our
bscrihers viii please excuse us. We are
y settled in our new quarters. and shall
pect to issue the pspsr regularly hcreaf.
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SHsFFER AND Day GooDs. Shelter il
Il be seen, has been increasing the attrac-
ms of his establishment by tire addition of
tock Of dry goods. Besid,s his che ice stock
groceries, he now has q fine stock of dry
BIS. hats. caps. boots, and shoes. &c.
ieifer Is one Of our most enteIprising deal
:. and We are glad to note this sign of his
cSperify.
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While war absorbs the minds Of men,
And all true hearts wish pence again,
While patriots brave have left dear homes to fgh
For Freedom. Liberty and Right:
Yet party strife stili seems to hold the sway,
hndpoliticans fight to rule the day:
Forgetting. that, united we mustbe,
Or neer exist natioraIrv free.
TITS hard indeed that AL for rnunfrv's sake,
Can not unite osr. from Gulf 10 Lake;
But worse by far that we in North should drag
To earth nv wranplng our once nnhl- flag
There's still one hopa--and one is all,
To hold our right. avert our fall:
'Tfs simply this--'r,id cannons
Proceed TO Betts'a Clothing Stare;
The antidotc he gives for
Is mild and pleasant. -ri Ills sur:
lie sells Won FIRST. Coat. rants, or Hat
And then to match. nice Cravat;
Ifstill you wa ut you'll get shirt,
Which comes to you as cheapss dirt;
He keeps to give to all he snits
Gloves. Collars, Comforts, Caps and Bosts
ur anything that you NAV lack,
From Shoe-strings tn carpetsack.
For those that readv-ma de won't please.
He'll meet their wants their troubles ease
lie keeps the best NJ goods nm hand
Give Hts that can't he beat by man;
For tasty dress he can't he beat.
Come then come all ard buy ofthose
Who gives you bargains in your clothes
r.. W. BELTS.
ttumwa Nov. %. 1862
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pn, rsAnGsg,s pAYy pANACEA.

I'VE are not In the habit Of endorsing patent
medicines, unless we have indubitable proof
DE- ts.A II FRS oftheir efficiency In view Of the
multiplicity of quack nostrums
PAIN with which th. country Is con
tnually flooded, IL becomes Of
pan " .. ten the duty NJ tn e journalist To
warn the pablo against imposition than to commend
medicines and remedies that possess merit hut when
amedicne earns for Itself reputation. and become
an absolute necessity In family where there
Il disease. and when those who IT never after
dispense With H. when they In need Of n remedy
for pain or disease, II then becomes tire duty the
journalist to make such medicine remedy as wide
~ known as possible. Our attention has frequently
been called, as well by those who use the medicine
asfhose who seilit. 20 the unexamped success OF
RAKER's PAIN PiNACEA. which has gained
popularity and meets with a sale He'd nv any
medicine that has ever been sold In this country
Marshall Ilnoissn,
For 81 lie by J. L TAYLOR, ottumwa IDcc.e
VNHE MT. PLEASANT FEMALE SIENNA.
RY.- This Seminary will commence its first t. rn
on the eth day ofseptember 1863. The Principal
Rev. q. p. Bergen, has secured the services Ave
efficient Teachers IN addition TO himself and wife,
making q Faculty. ofseven. Five OF these profess
iona Teachers of long experience aud eminent sue.
cess. The stituon is furnished with PHILOSOPHERS
apparatus-three Pianos: and three music teachers
The PRINCIPAL has expended much time and la
bor. ar incur red heavy expense in fitting M this
Seminary, and hopes the community will reward
him with liberal patronage.
For further infor nation send for = Circular,
Address Rev. GEORGE p. BERGEN,
n2l-l5. Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
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Frs AT OsXALooSA.--A fire at OSkaloosa
Saturday nigh destroyed some seven bull
ng- on the South East corner the
auare.
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D-at.a Of Co,lducter Meade.

a. ' N HS SO.Au suGSTG NAChetts
Eat 81 meeting OF the employers Of the
Ellington anlAMissouri River Railroad, it
q
R2s,t@el That we regard his death as
e!l '.s to as q gentlensn aad XII COM
h.ion
lRsSotreI, That we put Train in
burning for six DAYS. a,d that We wear
burning ON our left arm { thirty days
Rssolca3, That we deeply sylppsthize
fih t4e bereayed wife anl daughter of Mr.,
c2dr..
R.ys'es3, That copy Of the shove reso-
t'ons rs Published in the Darlington
ftteth'Ye and OF unwa Courier.
Eepytal, That copy Of the foregoing
solutions be forwarded to Mrs. Meade.
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DR.. TvM. HALLS
Baleam FOR the lungs
DR.. WEI. HALLS
Balsam for the Lungs

Cincinnati J. March TO- 1879.
MEssRS. A. T.. SCnvfLI Il Co.-(fents: Two winters
ago was very low with Consumption. and phys-
clans seemed to fail 70 do me any benefit
and continued to grew worse and worse. until nv
physician told me that NJ nv lungs ards entirely
gone and that I conld not net reN! then tried
hr. Halls Balsam which Mt first sickened me; bu,
! soon threw of large qualities of matter n nd
phlegm. my cnuGh gradually ceased. lungs he
gan to heal. and continued to improve. till was
entirely cured. and have heen able to attend to nv
business ever since. soon afterward recommended
1t to an acquaintance Of mine who ,rflJn1
sfessfon and apparently worse thu was. lie tells
me 1t was the means If saving his life. For further
reference call on me at nv residence. No g. south
stde of East Third street. between Broadway and
sycamore streets. or at the Museum Sycamore
street. JOHN A. BOWIOrISE
See advertisement. n16-l5tf
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Arrival and Departure of Malta.
9IEsM WA. IOWA

Arrival and Departure of Malta.
oTEs VI wa, IOWA.
EASTERN MAIL,
VIA b. n. q. n. n
rrivsE Daily-Sundays excepted--at ~ m
SEQ y. m. Leaves at 800 a. m. and 800 D. m -
SO half an hour faster than common. Mali closes
\ IA sour before the train leavess
SOUTHERN NAIL, (Keotuk).
uAx.rr. DIN. &xRR
Arrives Dsiv--sundays excepted-st I:s5 D. m.
I! leaves at 4:l0 p. IN.
WESTERN MAIL,
vrAx.rr n. N. a.Rn.
rfv.s Dsily--sunisys eKeepted-at $50 q. n:
leaves at 1:s5 p, m.
NORTHERN MAIL,
VIA nAHLosreA TO srdouKxnr.
rrIv.s every FRIDAY AZ o'clock D. m .sadlsayes
nv Thursday at o'clock A.. IN.
SOUTHERN NAIL.
rArrGsAssr TO BLOOMFIELD
cave, daily Sunday excepted, at 80 p. n, ana
I've al :AA p. m.
WESTERN MAIL, tBiakesburs,.
cLHsrE n xIs TINS wErx
rTlvHEna leaves every day, att o'clock. n. m.
II J. W. NORRIS P. NJ.
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-.7 a-s's---~- ---s---- s.-~ '---~-----
sprtlal aotitrs

A GENTLEMAN, cured of Ser !.
competency, Premature Decay and Youthful Error
actuatcd by desire to benefit Others, will be happy
fur nsh to all who need IL Gree of charge) the re-
cipe and directions for making the simple Remedy
used in is ease. Those wishing to profit by his eS-
perience-snd possess Valuable Remedy-will
receive the same, by retur mail Carefully sealed
by addressing JOHN b. OGDEN,
No 50 NASSAU SrhEEr, NKw-YoEx,
no % SIN.
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Post Office Removed.

TIE Post office has been removed to the
rner Of Market and Second Street, on the
.ner next North Of the late office.
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G u rim q

the above complaints.
These bitters are the puor mans
friend, saving him many doctor bills
as well as the rich mans solace and
comfort invigorati ny the weak and
de5ilitated, driving away melancholy
making life of misery one Of unal.
Logged enjoyment.
These bitters have been introduced,
and are being used, not only in the
hospitals, but among the soldiers as an
appetizer tonirand regulator Of the
system throughout the
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WasiHngon ID. C. 18th Eet 1851.
sig: lave used yoar ILLS III my general aud
cannot hesitate to say they are the best calarto
We employ Their regulating action on tie Ii, cr is
quick and decided. consequently they aIe All a,;-
mirablc remedy Tor deIpngemcnts OF thar o.gs.i.
InGced, have seldom found Gaze OF billions ,;s-
case 70 obstinate that 1t did not readily Sict 10
them. FiatciLaiy YOUR, ALttN2.O BALI, Vi ID,
ITusfriall ar he If,sg,. ~
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An Family rhrhic.


From pr Theodore Dell, Of .Eeg York fGiy.
Not only are our Fills admirably adapted 10 iheir
purpose as an apeiient but find their beLeiicinl
ELECTS upon tine Liver very marked indeed. they
have III my practice proved more eticctua for tile
cure OF billions complaints than any one rcn.ctiy
can mention | sl.ccrcly rejoice that We liz, Q ct
length pnrgatire which Is worthy The celidrLcs VI
the piullssiUll and The DcuDp
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FROM Dr. H. Il. Green, Of Chicago.
lour Pills have had long trial in NV practice,
and hold them in esteem Of the best aicri-
elts have ever found Their Alternative effect upol
the liver makes them an excellent reniedy " lien
given in small doses Tor bilious 1gsanfcry Gi1r-
ThuI TIER suSsr-coating makes them very ac-~
ceptnbie ami COM enient FOR the ule oil and
children.
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and all arrangements Of the digestive
For debilitAtcd persons
they are particularly recommended,
giving an appetite AID strength to the
whole human frame.
These bitters are scientifically pre-.
pared. and are made Of A rare combi ma
tlon Of Roots, Plants, Herbs, Banks and
Seeds, which have heen found most ef-
fectual by long Medical Experience
to possess the requisite Tonic Proper
ties | Il relievind and
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-09-03

Price, Is cents per Box, or Ooxes sor 81.
Prepared by Or. J. c. AVER 4 c., Lowell, Mass.
Agents.-J. l.. Ias Tor, Stout d Iow.n.
Peer Utrcht, Oaulnwa; G. T. knigh,
Agency City j. Finley, P.. Richmond,
J. l.. Sinna,d, ki,kyil!e
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-09-03
Ottuniwa Price CurrcSt.
ConHRcrHp WISELY BY
q. Ii. SHEE'ElGR, GROCER,
DEALER IN PROVISIONS. &c.

OTrUMwA, Sept. 8
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-11
Buena Vista Lots for Salel

T,HEsE LOTS possess the four-fold advantages OF
Il health, ground well suited for wake and reads,
good water, and eligibllity-withal, Cheapness.
Apply 20 II. O.. sCONkL.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-11

A DMTRABLY SITUATED, WITH EXrBAORDf-
n ny good surroundings and perhaps ,hh bosl
adapted IN tho city, for First Class Hotel " In
qulre Of A q. sCOYEL.