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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-04-30

While war absorbs the minds OF men,
And all true hearts wish peace again,
While patriots brave have LEFT dear homes to Ugh
For Freedom, Liberty and Right;
Yet party strife still seems to hold the sway,
And politicians fight to rule the day
Forgetting. that, united we must be,
Or ne'er exist as nationally free.
Z It's hard indeed that ALL for countrys sake,
Can not unite as ONE, from Gulf to Lake;
But worse by far that We In North should drag
TO earth BY wranglng our once noble Gag
There's still one hope-snd one Is all, a
TO hold our right, avert our fall
TITS simply this--'mid cannons roar
Proceed to Betts's Clothing Store; h'
The antidote he gives for cure
10 mild and pleasant, and It's sure;
He sells you first, Coat, Pants, or Hat
And then to match, a nice Cravat;
II still you want you'll get shirt,
Which comes to you as cheap IS dirt;
He keeps to give to all he suits
Gloves, Collars, Comforts, Caps and Boots
Or anything that you may lack,
From Shoe-strings to q carpet-sack.
For those that ready-made won't please,
He'll meet their wants, their troubles ease
He keeps the best Of goods on hand,
Give fits that can't be beat by man;
Ais styles are new, and always neat, u.aslt
For tasty dress he can't be beat. :; ~ ssst-
Come then come all and buy Of those
Who gives you bargains In your clothes.
d. w. BELTS.
Ottumwa Nov. 90, 1852. &3IT
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NlO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXES
u Heverand Gentleman having been restored
TO health In few days. after undergoing all the
al routine and irregular expensive modes Of treat.
ment without success considers II bis sacred duty
TO communicate to his afflicted fellow creatures the
MEANS OF cURB. Hence, on the receipt Of an adj
dressed envelope, he win send (free) copy of the
prescription used. Direct to h fts
Or. JOHN NJ UAGNALL 1876 Fulton st. BROOKLYN Y
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Thomas Bigham, Esq. delivered .
very interesting speech before the
Union League last Thursday.
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Spetial gotifss.
Scovill's
Blood and Liver Syrup.

DIUUu aHu DlVtF NyWp'
Statement of Mr.. Nc W1Uiams scho is az, Elder in
Rec. Horace BushneIps ChgrcA, regarding tie
cure Of his daughter, 49,
Messrs. A. L. SooyLL, Co-Dear Sirs feel L.
my duty TO write you and let you know what your
Blood and Lirer Syrup has done for my daughter.
and that by publishing IT, others who suffer with the
same disease may know NJ 1t, and by its use derive
great heueft MY daughter Eliza has been soreiy
ancted with ScrofuIa, attended with great palm for
more than two years. She had some Ave or six run
ond on her back. She commer ced rs ing the Blood
and Liver Syrup, ond az the medicine acted on the
blood the sores commenced to heal. The limbs are
getting straight--she 10 now gaining strength.
have only used three bottles Of the medicine and she
can walk quite WELL One Of the limbs Is but little II
any, shorter than the other. Your Blood and Liver
6yrnp has dome wonders in restoring her health
With the greatest respect, I remain yours, WwH
Cincinnati, Feb. 2S 80. NJ. McwILL1AMS
See advertisement. ap3O+tm
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HUGHES
CORN PLANTER.

SOlN1N j LIAM = LII.
feel tiny duty to return to You
my sincere thanks for your liberal patronage for the
past two years or At least many Of you. came
you about two years ago for the purpose Of
known 40 the Missouri Cornplanter. But like all
these improvements was called q humbug. Like the
Iron Horse that goes snoring across our vast prsr
les, and even down to the common diamond pillow
ii had their enemies and who were they, class Of
Individuals who we're afraid TO think act for them
selves; who arc slaves to prejudice, handed down
to them BY thsiri forefathers o. did the father 10
must the son. boy on horseback was sufficient to
cd oftraveIing, and anything but the old barshesr
and shovelplow was humbug In the way Of farming
But that class NOW becoming almost extinct and
an old fogy farmer as Barnums Fejee Mermaid. Now
what Wish to say 10 this, that have the greatest
impr9venent ofths age for planting cor? f'That il
the Missouri Corn Planter which has been In
six years. long enough TO crush any thing that vas
humbag out Of existence, but like the mighty ava
Now shis : vssns TO d.
uss and work In any kind Of ground vet or dry, sod
per day owing to the ground. Il never clogs or Or
chokes In wet ground Ichallepge the world to beat
u N 4: kinds Of ground With either horse or hand
can pick their place ana appoint their time and I
viii meet the| manHfacsure these machine:
miles MOTH OF OttumwA IOWA. Planters Tor sale ~
Daggett Edgerly, ottumwa Iowa.
L. d. McGlason, Kirkville.
A. p. Sebergef OskAloosa. ~
l. D. Baker, sIowavine- 8 -~sve = 81 49,
3. I. . Z. L. Stuart miles South ofOska lcosa.
a. J, Mears Gospoft Marion County.
w. H. Freeman Bloomfield.
] B. shaw CoMt. Pleasspt.
] win hear give 1 few names Of those who have us
ed them the past year. shall not give all there
ID not room enough In one newspaper. ~
J. Alexander, WIN. Cartr, N. I'M, Clark williams
d. Wilkerson, Farnum Whtcomb, Jas. NJ. Peck @.
ter, A Lotspeich VIM. Foster, Allen Wilson
also hare few County rights for sale In the Eas
tern and Northern parts Of the State, or would
change them forr real estate. -
Manufactured BY W. s. Hughes 0ttumwa Iowa, to
when all orders for planters should be addressed.
q ~ sftt #tAEsEf Nas w. 8. HUGHES.
P.s Also have the Agency for Ovens celebrated
noable Diamond Corn Plow - - y aTN s<tff
Ottnmwa April I'd 1868. 2-15-4m. 81.
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There is a report here that Maj.
Woodward has resigned on account
ofill health and is coming home.
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NLcH/EAN cENTRAL
H3 - II IL ~ CD ID.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
Ts New York, New England and the
CanodaS.

On and after Sunday. Nov. 49, 1862, trains leave ths
Great Central Union Depot, foot ofraks street. u
follows:
6Sos. m. Day Express, Except sanday,) arrives .,
Detroit sos p. M; Suspension Bridge 2:46 q. M; Al
bany ESQ p. m; New York; $50 p. M; Boston t1S(
p. m.
res p. Night Express (except Saturday, arrive
q Detroit SIS .. N; Suspehsfon Bridge $50 p. M
Albany 6:so .. nj New York 1l;15 .. mi Boston $50
p. m. s1a Hr4tfs ts7 y
Cincinnati trains via NJ O. railroad ieave Chicago
at go Am. mail train ;646 Fast Express; arrive
In Chicago at 1905 .. m. Fast Express, and 1O:1o
p. m. Night Mail Train.
The 645 p. N. train leaving Chicago runs through
- ctncinnAu without change ofcars or baggage.
Rutans Patent yentlstors on cars Of Day Express
Trains. tss4
Patent Sleeping Cars on ell night trains.
baggage checked through.
THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all principal Rail-
road 0ces In the West 1T the General once, corner
Lake and Dearborn streets, (under the fremont
House } Chicago, and at the Depot. Er7
X. RICE, General Sup erintendent.
}. w. SMITH, Western Pass. Ag't. (Dec. 30. 80
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The subscriber Wishes 10 inform the citizens Of Wa
pelo shd Adjoining counties that he II manufactur
Ing esonc sni earthernwAre, and will supply the
sale ~ retail. 20
~ HIss BRICK constantly on hand for sale.
- J. p. WILLIAMS.
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THE DAILY EVENING JOURNAL.

Containing full Telegraphic Reports Of news
and the markets up to the hour Of going to
press, at P. NJ. and where trains leave in time
for the Second Edition, up to P NJ. each after-
noon, will be mailed to Subscribers at
So per annutn. 81 for 6 months. :. for3month
News Dealers IN City and Country snpnl;ed :
two dollars per hundred copies. IExpress
charges Ave cents per rackage.l The Daily
Evening Jurnal may be had of all ncwsmen in
the principal places in Illinois, Wisconsin low.
Northern Indiana and Southern Mi.h;oan- am;
Of all the train boys on the train. that Ieaxs
the city on tho evening of its publication.
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Containing all the news of two da;l;a. !. :.
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evenings, and contains the news in the Dali,
OF those daes,- lat "a per annur. e. far !
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each. Clubs of 10, At s. So. C,uhs 81 AZ y.
IS Is. C!ahsof sd, ss -
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL.
Containing most Of the matter Of :; !. d.;,;..
Il mailed every Thursday evening s;nsls
copies. 81 50 per annum. Clubs of s ,nd ~,
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Nehemiah V. Bennett and) H.,
Sarah A. Bennett. his wifc5 Mortsa4or.
James Lawthcr Mcrtgapcc
! HEkEAS default has cen made in the con /
ing date June 9th d. 1857. and recorded ut
o'clock P. M. on the 9th day OF juno A. D.
1857 IN Book of Mortgage Deeds. as a mort
gage on page G24 in the Registry Of Dcels for
20 odaue County State Of Minnesota. in and
by which mortgage deed, Nehemiah v. Ben
nett and Sarah A: Pennett his wife. gra ntcd.
sold and conveyed, in mortgage unto jaime.
Lawther; his heirs and assigns. all that piece
Ior parcel of land situate in said county and
state, described as follows, viz; @'aI>
Lot six (s) IN block thirty seven ;s7) in tIs
town lnow city (of Red Wing, and running
from thence southerly, along the line Of R,,.I,
street, thirty (3O) feet; thence Westerly, par
allel with Main Street sixty t60) feet: thence
h "or parallel with Bush street thirty
tsvy Ieet ana thelice Easterly along the line
OF Main street to the place Of beginning. accord
Ing to the recorded plat Of said town. in tho
office Of the Register Of Deeds for Goodhue
County aforesaid to secure the spayincnt OF
fifteen hundred dollars, with interest, Accord
ing to the condition Of two certain pro,nisorv
fifty dollars with interest at the rate Of twenty
four per cent per annnm from da tie until paid:
one OF said notes becoming due IN one yea r
and the other in two years from the date Of
sala mortgage deed land both bearing even
date herewith And whereas, there is claimed
TO be due at the date Of this notice. on said
notes and mortgage tho sum Of twenty four
hundred and ninety seven and 32-lr0 dollars
TOR the recovery ofths whole. or any part Of
winch no salt or proceeding hss- ever bsss,
had at law.
Now, therefore, notice i. hereby given, that
by v1rtne Of power Of sale in said mortgage
deed contained, and Of tho Statute in such ,
cases made and provided. said above described
morteagtd premises will be sold st public
auction, or vendue at 10 o'clock in the fore ,
noon on the ssth day ofMay, A. D. 1864. 4.
the front door Of the Court Hou e, in the
City Of Red Wing, in sid county and state,
70 satisfy the amount then due npon said notes
and mortgage. and one hundred and forfv
three and 1900 dollars taxes paid upon I'D
premises by the mortgage, and al costs ana,
disbursements Of sale 'z'e'''s . 11'e
Dated 1t BED Wing April 18th 4. .. 1As4.Tz
ss...~ ....z3 10 $50 JAMES LAWTHER,-
ps. Mortgage.
Z. sAsDYoHS, Atty. for Mortgages. So
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PROBATE NOTICE.

State Of Minnesota! CO ~ p,onc
County Of Goodhuei ~ IN rRonATE COURT
IN the matter Of the final settlement off. West
ervelt, Guardian Of Geo. W. Bul,arI
On the application Of F.. Wcstervclt. GUARDIAN
~, ofGeo; W. Bul1ard, It Is ordere that the
18th day of April, A. D., 1868, he and the same
Is Is hereby assigned for examining and allowing
s sne MAJ account ofsaid guardian, and nl per-:
Irobate Court at its office in the city Of Red
wing; IN sa'c county, at 10 o'clock A. ~, of
that day, and show cause il any there be why
inc mai account of said Guardian should not
DC allowed. NV
And it is further ordered that soid Guo,7;o,,
give notice of the time and place Of examine
ing sa'd account, by causing a copy of this or
der to be published in the Goodh,ie Volunteer
three successive weeks, prior to said 29th day
of April. va ""'
Dated Red Wing MINI. Aprjl 1861.
CLINTON G.. REYNOLDS.
Judge of Probate- -
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ADMINISTRATORS, SAFE !

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance
b.to e1d by Xrtqre Of license from the
Of Minnesota, we will sell at public anct;on -
the highest bidder: for cash, at the Gwe1lings
house of N. Argetenger, ESQ =, near the pre,ne =,
ises Hereinafter described, in the County Of
Goodhue, and State aforesaid, on the 2stI davo
fe6,wq'y, 1853, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of
said day, the following described real estate
llXikg and being in said County ST Goodhue. It
Geing the property of Eli Chapel, late Of the
County OF Dakota, deceased, to wit The undi.
vided one-third CT lot one in section fourteen, ::
township one hundred and fourteen north of
range sixteen west. Dated January sQth, 1868:
MARY CHAFgf;
r. J. GEUNING;.
''h2sw5 Administrators :;
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Chicago, Prairie Du Chen
AND
81. PAUL RAILWAY LINE
MOST DlRECTsROUTE
FROM ALL POINTS IN
T. he M orth
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE.
AND ALL POINTS
East and south.

The advantages Of this route. f; ON all points
on the Upper Mississippi to Chicago and the
peting Line. wy
No change Of Cars ia mad. between rrairi
uu Chen ana Chicago.
The Splendid Fist Class Steamers Of t1.
Prairie du Chen and St. Paul Picket Iiuc
superior to all others on the Upper Mssissipni.
for speed, comfort and convenience. mike H.
rect connection with Express Trains at Prairie
tIu Chen. "'' ~
ny this route passengers arc enabled 70 -corh
EhicaGo as quick as by any other: gcttins a
full nights rest and breakfast. on bourJ The
Steamers; making the change from Steamers
to Cars by daylight, and avoiding all On nibus
travel "'
The distance from ST. Paul to Cbicaeo nv
this route Is AGO miles. The distance vim tho
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad is Ago m;los
Over one mile Of Omnibus Travc. is incnrrrJ
by taking the route via La Crosse and Milwau-
kcc. N
These facts vntltle this Line to # least an
equal share Of the North western business.
Y. N. hub Eki+ +. P. BACON,
Western Travelling General r;cket
agent. Agent, Milwaukee.
II. G. HOFFMAN & CO.,
Agents, Red Wing.
hooa n4O tt.
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f00 000 NAL y OR + EMAL E
[VVV.UUU Agents to Sell

6OO 0O NAL 4 e OR +! F EMAIL IN -
LLoYD's NEW STEEL PLATE,
County COlOred Man Of the
UNITED STATES. CANAnAs AMI NV,
FROM recent surveys con1uletaa Ara: m
lso2 cost $4,000 to ehgrave it aid one 1car's
Superior to any $40 MAP ever made bv co,tor
~ Mltehell, and sells at the low price Of fftv
VII: o1o,ooo names are engraved on this man.
''s noe only County Map, but it is also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
OF the United States and Canadas combined :,
one, giving 'o 1"
EVERY RAILROAD STATION;
ana distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man 80 I'd %, per
Ivy, una VIII take back all maps that cannCt
oe sold, and refund the money.
Send Tor 81 Worth and try it.
frlnted instructions how to canvass will
be furnished all on, agents. '"'e Will
~ Ieu-" hoiesale agents in every State.
xtaccilofn'a' Canada, England France and Cuba'
y fortune MAY be made with few hun irei
ooiiars capital. Nc; competition,
IL. II. LLOYD, No. l64, Broadwa NV.
ne war Department uses our Map of Vir
gln n maryland: and Pennsylvania-cost
$ioo,ooo-on which is marked Antietam Creek
S;,harpsbHre, Nery1and Heights Wiiliamsnorf
Ferft, Khorersville, Noland's Ford and al!
Others on the Potomac, and every oLicy r,,eo
IN Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania. or
money refunded. "a
GEOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTuCK Y
OHIO, INDIANA, AND ILLINOIS,
is the only authority for Gen. Buell. and the
war department.. Money refunded to any
one nndlng an error in it. Price so cents.
, "LLoyd's Map Of Virginia, MARYLAND. and
+ pennsylvania is very large its cost is twenty
hVc cents. and it is the best which can lie
chased."-THlBuNE, Aug. ID.
LLOYD'S GREAT MAP OF TIE M1ssIs-
SIPPI RIVER,
from actual Surveys by Capts. Bart and Bow
en-, Mississippi River Pilots, of St. Louis. No.,
SHOWS every mans plantation AID owner.
name, from st. Louis to the Gulf of Mcvico-
;ooo 1nllcS-,7cvery bar, town. landing and all
piaees ~ mi:e, back from the river-colorcd in
eoahe.es ana States Price, 81 in shccts-S2 in
Roeket FORM, and $3.50 on linen, with rollers
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Washington, Sept. nth. 1859 {
-. T.. hLoYD-Sln:-Send me your Man 9th,
mississippi River, witt price per hundred con-
les. Rear Admiral Charles II, Dnvis com
mandins the Mississippi squadron. is author
lzcd 10 purchase as many as are reouircd ro
the use of that squadron.
,.7 G'nEoS "ELLEs, Secretary Of the Navy.
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La Crosse l. Milwaukee RaiIro,d

With its connections, forms the sho,t.s,
quickest, aud only direct route to
Mil,cdukee, Chicago, Detroit, Pits.
burg, 1oledo, Ne,c York, Bos.on.
and all points East and South
One of the splcndid United State. m all ste. ..
ers Northern Belle, Keekuk and Noses N,Iel-
Ian. viii leave ST. Paul daily at 4. r.. from
.harEboas, foot Of Sibley street, connec,;n,
az L. Crosse next morning. (Sundavs excepted
after breakfast with the !. n train. srrivins
u minnesota Junction 1s e5 T. r.. In MiIw.uLes
q 7.sS the same afternoon, and in Chiesv, !,
same evening, in TINT 10 connect with All
Eastern and Southern trains. :
This i the only route by which passcn vrr.
are safe Of making conneetions in MiiwanEe.
Paul. 80 So
Baggagc checked through.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA La CROSSE
. For through tickets 70 all points Fast -
South. apPiyto MESEkulE 4 NcLAREN.
Red Wing.
+ H. GooDRscn. Manager Milwaukee.
]. =. KIMHALx. Cen Ticket Arr Ni.r.nke.
usss, Ssa- Passenger AstSs.Pa1
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

in the matter Of tho estate of Fredcri k B;.a-
tel, decca sed:
STATE OF MrNNEsoTA)
County "f Goodhno. So
n oIlCE is hereby given to all persons inter-
y csted, that the undersigned Commission.
ers appointed by the lion. Judge Of Probate
1 eau audit the ACCOUNTS aga,ns. the estate Of
law office of James II. Parker. in the c;tv of
Red Wing; in said County, on Saturday. the
"a day of May, 1863, and on Saturday tic Goth
day OF September. 1868 anil al claims mn.t be-:
presented within the time So ciic'l
Dated Rcd Wing, April >th, 1853.
JAMES II. PARKER:
n3'1vw7 MICHAEL IlERSCnLER.
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STATE OF MfNSEsorA,, ~. >
County Of Goodhue IS
10 Ely Mulcal E:-You arc hereby com
signed, one of the Justices Of the Pcacc in and
for said county oft the 3oth day Of April, 1863,
at one o'clock in thc afternoon, at NV otf;c. in
Cannon Falls, in said county. to answer Ell
Ellsworth in civil action to his damages one
hundred dollars.
1868. ~
WIN. p. TANNER,
37Av7r4 Justice Of the Peace,
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LEGAL ADVVERTISEMENTS-=@.,.
~ + NOTICE. = ! =

Tx + NOTICE., = 81 j.
IO all those who paid taxes to G.. H. Conne]}J
l. as Treasurer during hi. continuance IL
It having come to. the knowledge - the
that Gil: Cohnslly, while inthe Office Of Ceun
tty Treassre{, did, from time to time, collect
taxes, and give fecsipts therefor, which be. ~.
turned as unpaid. r.. = .. ~
=, Now, therefore, in pursuance Of an order ok
the County Commissioners. ofsssids county,l
hereoy notify and request you and each
to'exam1ne your tax receipts and compare them
with the list Of unpaid taxes, and report to me.
without delay all cases of the paynent Of taxcE
Dy you that have been returned wnpasd, either
upon real estate Of Personal property.
WARREN BRlSTOL,,2'T
Red Wing, Jan. 18th, 1862. ne5v7xI
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Watches 4 JeWGlry!

Of the Richest and most Fashionable Patterns.
offered at RetaiX at Wholesale Prices.
TNHEHUBBARD BROS. Nos. e5 and g. Mas
L sau Street, New ork Manufacturers and
impol ters OF all the Leading, Rich and most
popular Styles Of WATCHES and JEWELRY.
being determined upon increasing their bust
ness to III unlimited extent, offer the following
elegant Ornaments at the unsurpassed Low
Prices following:
MAGIC TINE OBSERVER, being Hunting and
open face, or Lady's or Gcntlelnan's Watch in
ono tho prettiest, most convenient and cheap
cat Watch in the world. Imitation gold e.
fected by patent process, which renders the
appearance OF gold perfect, while it docs not
cost one. third rs much. Price only 49,. Re-
tails at 800 upwards.
HUNTING CoMro>1rIoN CAsED LEVERS. English
manufacture Movement capped and full Jew
eled has sunk seconds, and the newest i'm
pro en,ents. Heavy cascd and good imitation
gold. Price only SIS. Rctails at from $50 to
HUNTING COMPOSITION CAsEp Army wA7ou
Richly engraved, !eweled aud fancy works.
UnurpAssed for Suffers, Traders, etc. Price
SIS Rctails at from $40 to 81 90.
Agreat variety of other WATCHES, ut low
prizes
LAplEs' SETS Of Brooch aud Ear Drops to
ccrresPend. Imitation Cluster Diamond, a very
rich pattern, and cntircl Y new price S4 Coral
md Bead entwined "a very neat and pretty Or
Eameut, handsomely mounted SO 25.
saENTLExEN's VEsr CHAINS. Purisien, an elc
g"nt pattern, only ST.. The Demoniac, very
heavy, S..
.RlNos. Plain only 75c. Scroll, very pretty,
y. Ch"sed, neat pattern, 81. Seal Sgnct,
90. Imitation Diamond So.
SIxEyE Burrows - Patent, Chased or Enam
e!led, now and very handsome pattern s.. so.
Double, chased or with stones, sl.4O.
EOsoA STvns.-a variety of new and fashion,
able designs, per set, Si.50.
Bosom AND ScARr P1xs-Lcaf, with Onal
-ahd Fancy Stones, 81. Imitation Diamond
$3.50.
LocKETs.-Doublc Glass richly engraved 81.
Persons wishing any of the above, have only
TO remit tho price in registered. letter to oar
address, and tho articles will be seat BY return
mall, frce of expense. ,y- Orders to tho
amount of twelve dollars and upwards will be
sent by express to any part Of the loyal States
with bill payable to the Express Company
when the goods are delivered
:. Agents, Suffers and Country Merchants
Throughout tho country. who wish to make
money rapidly. will do we'll to obtain oar
mammoth catalogue: we furnish the most sale
able Quilt NJ prices unsurpassed by any other
concern! Address
HUBBARD BROS.
Nos. IS i CT Nassau, near John Street
E'h'4mS New York CITY.
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1TVHE Subscriber oilers for zaIe An s,..rs., 4,
good Nil Properly iaessci ): dssfr.
able point IN kcd Wing For information In d
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