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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
SOUTHERN NEWS.

NEw YoRK, April lO--The following die.
patch is from Richmond papers
Chattanooga, Aprii 6--The enemy ad
vanced on Woodbury. and McMunnville, bal
being out-aanked retired. $4,000 Federals
ire advancing on Columbia. Battle consider.
I'd imminent before the week closes.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
NOTIOE.

A LII persons knowing themselves Indebted 10 the
~ undersigned, by note or account will please call
on u. b, Chandler, 200 Third street. up stairs where
my books are kept, and settle the same. / am in
need OF money and likewise anxious 10 have my
ooka squared. la2d2m n. sIFBERMAE. :
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
lRePorted for the Daily Emplrs.l
New York stock Market,

NEW YORK, April 10
SrOCKS--Beiter bat inactive money Al
697 per cent on call Sterling Exchange
dull at l04 specie; American Gold at Board
! 461, cloSipgll 47s since Board; United States
skies 81 coupons ] 05, registered O4S,
Treasury $40 O5, one year certificates
9Ss, Demand notes SO, United States
tves "a coupons 81, New York Central
! l5b Erie 16@76s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10

FL 4 a ID q u "A r. II r r. Is
FOR
Produce and Provisions.

TAC0B W. HEIDLER, "MOntaomory House. 30
81 corner room, at the old Excelsior Daily Market is
DRIED MEATS, POULTRY, PRODUCE, VEGETA-
BLEs, FRUITS, GAME in season, and ali the edbles
that he eau collect rom the four points Of the corn.
pass. AlappetzinE extras which are so agreeable 10
The palate, may be had at the Excelsior Market
cold Jake Is determined to please the puddle and he
won't be excelled In his line BY any other similar es
labliahment.
oall and see him, He will be prepared to please
youAny and every day, ial5d0m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
woonWARn snRPRIsEn

CLARksvILLE, April s---An expedition
under Col. Boone surprised Woodward and
recaptured our stores and took several pri
sOners
Severe skirmishing occurred this morning
Boone followed the rebels Is miles
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10

! n FRESH ARRIVAL.
/ lust received complete assortment of Coal Oh
81 Lamps, Shades and Burners, Mells and CHM,
| neys for sale cheap by
| dos JAMES ABBEY, Druggist.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
.AyAL Prize MoNEY.

NAVAL PRIZE M0NEy-PRIzE MONEY FOR ruB
IN following vessels Is being and paid al the bank
iuc and COLLECTION o1ices os ALDEN AWf1LIARD 1ps
souin von street, rhiadelphIa and IS; yors street,
oss Amanda W. q. Anderson Bohio. Brookyn, BrsEie-
10 blunt, Blrnvne wiliau Bscsn, Bainbridgc Cayler
Canandsieua. Cumbc4 And, y. :. Chambers Cambridge.
GoanesiisaI Dale pc ss,s Tihan alsn; sg. FamScsn
Lane, Huron, fiasca IioVois Jamesosn siaic
KingIsher, Ksnawha kAistnny Lacsaw@nna. Minnesota
Noun, Vernon, Mesp,sc%e&Sy; s We &M.mgs,. r. y.-sr. New
wa Onondasa Perry Penobscot Pocahonas Quaker city
Restless. Roebuck, Roasoks Santiago Cuba steitln
Foam. sam Ilouson susaushasns, saehen 81 Louis, s.
unadla Union, Victoria, vaadahs wisahi kon Wabash
water witch. wachusetL IA
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRArNs roR AL
tany Troy. tho North and west leave Che meers stree
days Ns2a p w. from ThIrtirth street Ickets NAV be
pro,red q, any OF the o1ces Of wBsrCOTrs EXPRESS,
IN New YORK and Broohlyn and baggage checked ~ the
house 70 All points on ,he road and 10 Saratoga sprun
Nkw YORK HARLEM AND Albany RA1lRoAD.-
rruy The North wes leave Twenty ssth ssrrel Drpot
~ 10 A. ~ aud ASP ~
ed Aelasfu ss~ n. yS.s 49,, .
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

HOPE CHAPEL pysns lls gRS4DWAY. Ss6ST
THE NEW .sENsAT!0N or THE DAY.
THE MAMMOTH SIkkEOSCOPTICON,
OK MIRROR OF THE UN1vEHSu,'
This splendid ENTERTAINMENT which is nightly attYactn6
crowds q citizens enables tour d
the world fancy without the risk and expense Of actual
scENERY' ARcHirEorrRE AND srATyARy,
OF ALL LANDS AND AGES,
GREATEST OF ARTISTS, THE Sun.
thrown measuring six hundred squAfe feeG
Cor twenty-five feet sIgarc) In view and illuminated 70
the briancy OF MONDAY by the powerful light known
TO science. .
In combination with these Enperb views the wondrous and
beautiful spectra Illusion II the While Lady La Dame
Blanche which has been witnessed with Intense
and delight by thousands will be repeated unt further noy
tce The exquisite sunset and moonlight effects land
gend of the Willie Canoe. win also be introduced.
Doors open az ca, Tours BEGIN at ~ 4. NJ. B.
Tickets 25 reserved seats 81 Grand MatSne0
Wednesday aud Saturday at r. Children Is ceas,
u. b. McKEON, Manager.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
SAFES AT AUCTION.

49,
,rvAuc BAKER a co, AucTIoNEkkS
AAEMi,,..1fTicsNF ~, no USEiIOLD FUkNliu hia.v
<n =, Nr,nNINonrR PAIpTINGS, SrArUAkf, BkONZis,
And many rae aud costly Works of Arr snd Afue'es o
Ar PUBLIC AUCTION.
This day "Wednesday DeecmberN
A the eeannt resideIce n NJ. Blair thapman fsp,
a. vest street, between Fh and sl@th averues
80 "eS' SALE COMMENCING AZ II O'CLOCK.
DRAWING ROOFS. 49,
,.r5sliers Velvet Carpets Brocade and Lace Curtains
tgeWeol yss s % aisSses sssge!a'y se ysaSa aaa
e. ~r.is. HhaiTA, LadJ,s W!rs Table .slye f@'A
tertn!y sletsSso3Rs VIA ~ y..k,n. .:e~s antaee and
y c9o Hoy sslay BY Lesrand
Niaier age sammer. ty srder Ast peintaes by Hunt
tbgion, Innsg ana Eeeres Artistic Bronze statuafy
ser Ch "a Vases res a. and M9Ilgi ~ Mirrors
round uers roEest Instrument oetsd al auction ihs sea
So s.yg cover rlnd Books Hantsand rosswoea 90
es a aHd spies ,,reis1s fs5e FesseT sSer
Osser rGreen Enuee Dishes, CoGse Url, rAks
Casters, spoons ForEs, NAPKIN !NRss, Sahifs pnner
ana service China Oinner ppd IA Sys, CTst ana
Rnty Gas. s,c fable Cutlery Linen Coaeaes Arnsss
!. and X itcn ca FurntuIe. Sale peremrory
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

DRIzE MoNEy NOW READY AT THE OFFICES OF
= wBLpkNA WILLARD, ~ South Front street, Phila
de,pbA, ard lW yorh street. Brooklyn, N following
new przes Britannia Victory Columbia Tor Santiago
e cass ssmEss fos nssrelis; xsEreiis ~ HssIerSs
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

RECEIvERs sALB OF MACHTNIsrs, TOOLS
~ n chanccfy Of New Jersey between william Egnsil,
complainant. and James Phls defcndant-oa bil. sc-
he subscriber reeever appointed In the above eaus vii
sell al public sale. Thursday Dee. at ~ c.ocx ".
the premises formerly occupied by Tuns rhiht GHs
lately by James Fhs situated cty rAtsrson on
the cast aide o iaerson street the Of Loa
the following valuable properly. "A OF
Bench Ai.es Hand md side Iah~s, Drills Turnus Tools
Planning Machine, Fac Machine, shaping Machine rorng
Machine Stocks and Dies, Baoksmiihs' Toos To N era
Tools Braidng Machines partly hnishcdl OF unfnsh.
Castings Ac. Terms and conditions Of made
day of sale. . =. 49,. y. NJ. sMfLIE, Receitcr.
PArnRsoS, NJ j., Nov. 30 1865
RIO DEALERS IN PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBuNs.-soco
AbIina now and perfect stock TO be aid auction on
December and tsos Broadway. See auction column.
For other Auction sales see another
mart OF the paper.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
IrDwARD sINTZENICH, AUCTIoNEER.
~ IMPORTANT PRIVATE COLLECTION OF
PAINTINGS.
ny D w IVES a Co

Thursday evening. December s.
Al tx O'Clock. al the Derby Galleries. 6l5 Broadway,
IMPORTANT PRIVATE COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS.
very valuable Private Collection oil Paintings the result
of many years' travel residence In Europe, and
bracng pies OF the CHEST order ty masters OF both
ancient and modern scfools.
Among be found 10 this collection, the
connoscur will lnd Goth modern aud Ancien works Of un:
ubted originality and purity. The most interesting and
valuable which, The Temple ara Garden of Love, by
Rubeps The Passage Of the Red sea by sehasan Bonr
dom examples by David Teners, kescher. Wclvermans,
Muriio-caim attention. Among the E,oderns
many ustrious of the French school The follow
Ing names lhe value Of the collection
Rubens p veropese. ID Tennrs,
Eetscher, Bebran. Verhet
RaIaele, RouS,
MuriIo, Guesn. Turner,
webb, DgTand. Valtn-
Duncrger, PloHer, B0urdon
Francta. Fnart, CGrregpi0
Eatour, Iolmeyer Gavani,
Dupfey, L. J. VeTDert, Mignot,
Lebrun. Hebon Guerln
CorDiilO,
Fox, Ostade Lorise. =.
addition, will he sold the Interesting collection OF
ThoTSaiGssns Ts SeS Monins and ssasons proof
Of Churchs niagara" drawings BY Henard Ceseri &c.
These worthy the attention of all lovers OF the
arts strictly the property Of the gentleman who
sale. The pctur now exhibition Catalogues ready.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

WAN AMguRGH ,um4g 4 CO.'S cos,.,, o,
- EovrrIAS CARAVAN
"'A'' 5ss and sii BROADWAY.
bso. ss'",rs opea rISss 1c fSa sT'ss sss sIs'
&a%.,ob 1 a psrs az ss house, en
THIRD sGccEssssfi ASSa sSlffi WEEK
THE LARGEST AND MOST VARIED COLLECTION
LIVING wIIID ANIMALS
eve, e si'z sS SaESss
s,.,.r- .oRkAr FAMILY REsoRr
Strictly moral and cned school, for tho sndy Of animated
ne
those wishing avoid the crowd being especially A.
THE MAnN9TY n1YsyI WAE ELEPHANT.
win be introduced The each snerlAinnss,ss
fERFoRMISG ELEPHANTS rrPPoo SAID.
"r NASH Al Fac fRos. snis5ssIS%,ps IHsG%osrnv
WIN ''"' pESs OF THE TRAINED ANIxALa
Also to be 'ffP fH4 = ONLY n sfnLi nLLiivIxo orRArrB
~ THE ONLY LIVING RoIAL BENGAL TIGER
- THREE LIVING WHITE BEARS
the only ones y qnh fsNSs'iSP csLT = PooSam BEAR
Am''i Tie 20 osS iiSP1a BLACK ACT &ffRicis osrcn
- = amer. ..' TiE ONLY SILVER STEPPED myrsA
'eI,IfTui ap,T i.IyISai I,HT a. paris Of The world
TRICK PONIES. eoTS aYxsE7s xgHss. and sEDssdArnD
will appear al each performance.
POSITIVELY NO FREE LIST.
TIE GREAT Os.SS1aa u ShSaSTsE' SsssG sss4 asssII'
Is the only rEaFrE nsinsrlsaSfdn ~ nrsrH AND BEAUTY
VIM ETSSSIs EpsSIsa ssAScs Sss....,
Will Be inAusar1t.d II skhss ins sPRsiEzSsD PRsEzSDsfsE.
C0fLREN BAwN
and the
COLLEEN PAWN RrApH,
rendered By the OF Bourcauts oeer-
orss1 drsTs 1n,Isd ~ sSs SesG,l,T ip,Hn snd
the ssrsR cAsSs T Giis ss
ooRoEousLY APPAREILID in
fHE NATIONAL CoLoRs OF
the psomised pislures %
Ireland 4 Ai.Ec.H.b a y vnLs.
Blythe ESQ, win present the mos yayie1 seleeueu of
PoPUi.AR IRISH NBLOD1Es,
including all the charming srs ef Lreandb fnnA ens
'o' rRAn Bunxa
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

OPERA ArD THHATREs.
sfIhe NsusDoisss end LAfnp usxi Lehss oe0A
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
A LBERT c. HAYWOOD.
MAGNIFICENT uoUsEnoLD FURNITURE

NJ. CRrsTALAR AUCTIoNEER by CRIsTALAR
n. LIIHANER& co, No 10 Park place, regular sale OF
DRY Goods Wednesday morning at ~ O'clock consisting
Of Cohs Cassmeres Clothing. Hosiery, Dress Go ds Ger
attention
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

A GREAT BATTLE FOUGHT-THE VICTORY IL
"A gained. ladies gentlemen, II has been victor
in being pronounced, by great many that b. MINTZ Of
2s3 Sixth has been paying the highest prices IN
cash for cast oG Clothing Carpets Jeweiy &C. and stll
call N. B-Lades and gentlemen. you know well that
those tremendous prices that offered by some dealers Is
perfect hulnbug bft the DO II
oaddress as above then you win know sure you WIN re-
ceive satisfaction forget the Old well known dealer
Mnts and the number 2s3 sixth avenue near Eighteenth
street. Ladies' attended By Mrs. Mintl Orders from
BrpOk attended
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
ID A. CHIFFON. AUCTIONEFR.
ID. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SALE

ID. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SALE
HIDES AND TALLOW.
VIII be sold al public auction Wednesday, December
q 1863 al Ia oeotk H. at slcrehonse II albany street, near
West street,
81 Dry Hides
80 Gr zen etlted DO
2S casks OF fe low, received Gun Newbern n. @.
Sale positive. Terms casA. BY order OF
s 'l' Colonel A. E. EATON, A. q. a. 9. Z
DooK TRADE sALEsROOMS, lss BROADWAY
ID GnO. A. LEAYfTT Auclioneer-By J. Z. COOLEY
"Wednesday. Thsrseay and Friday, December 2 and d
ncing each at 10 O'Clock Special Larccl sale OF
udard sceaneous Books in Quantities and IN los
suit pnchasers, consisting on elegantly bound and Illus
Works. tnnu Is tt Books quarto Bibles. Albums
Photoeraph Adams, Amerelype Pictures and Juvenile
Books the whole consigned direct from tho publishers ssd
eli fresh perfect SHOCK.
TO DEALERS IN PHOTOGRAPH ALSUMS.-The above
includes sO0O Photograph City cents 10
$40 eaoh coo Arbrcype Pictures; 10000 Cartes de vi
tion without CATALOGUES ready, and may be
yohh tined a sa
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

A TTENTION --AT THE CAIIFOKNIA AND W WESTENN
IA Arencv Store 2i2 Seventh Indies and gentle
have tho 10 again Tint received
large orders from the abve markets 10 purchase and pay
higher price In cash than other dealer FOR CASTOR
following dresses so to $50; cats $6 70 $40,
pants ~ 70 S!z ais" w9ohen, mnsn anu Dali oressss
YOU dispose your cssoG clothing. call address H.
ROSENBERG, 2l2 Seventh second house above
Twenty street. Please be Particular in finding ou:
number. There you will be with honestly
Ladies attended by Mrs. Rosenberg
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY DBCBER 1853 TRIPLE sHEEF
AMusEMHNTs.


,.H AMusEMHNTss ..
WINTnR GARDEN. ~ a.. .ts.t
Mr.. AND MRS w. J. FLORENCE
most sueesssful engagement ever performed ~ nis
um wnD.EsDAY EVENING. Dec . 1855,
ErsS TOM TAYLUR'S -
celebrated pctufe O, English every day e nov
the mOs eSlraosSin N London ssvIns con.
Peted run Of 200 nights. entitled ;, - -
1as NgKEI N LEAVE
hn3w all ye men by these presents that the bearer
I g The s.Is EOys%seG y, e., G sssso Central Criminal
% tsnssa sas 't%s 10 Of ssGf and was sen
.ul ~ more the said Robert Briery having sh6sn by his
Aemplary conduct while ncarcerated that he Is M sub
jet for her Maestys cemency II ls ordered that he be
released Ticket OF Leave, subject 10 the following
regulaons:-That II shall be in the power Of the auhori.
esto revoke his license for assocatng or barbong
notorousy bad characters convicted thieves of having
In his possession burglarous instruments or hosng no
visible means Of support or being again ictsd For
complete the nnexpired term OF biz original sen:e
Secretary Home Department
JOSHUA JkBE,
Inspector General OF Prisoners
HENRY rIBBETS.
Governor of Goal.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

TOHN B. MURRAY co..,
IL Nassau srcni corner Of Liberty street, New York.
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS.
Deae n Government aud ether Secs ares on commission
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

TTENTION.
"A For the California Agency Store lGi Seventh avenue
by H. HARRIS S6O0U0 received purchase Cast on Cloth
ing California aud Western markets Ladies and gen.
temcn having any 10 dispose OF can Obtain their own
prices they will not demand than what II
for them We gnaranee to pay more than the
value especially good articles must have them to
supply the markets. We also guarantee TO high price
for Carpets Furniture Jewe'ry Diamonds &C. Ladies and
gentlemen. II ID worth attention TO the California
Agency you win surely not regret Please favor
with call address by post ~ HARRIS. I6t seventh
avenue, between Tweniyrst and Twenty streets
Indies Maited mpon by Mrs. II. Harris.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

cen "A BEAUTIFUL FIVE OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
3OU. NeIcdeop, rch and powerful tone cost 90 four
Sesis sso fcr Se Call Al ~ Alien street, usas Hevs,op
y ~ sftssnesa. roa y eselesks
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

SslryAuRBE CITY READJUsTMENT BONDS.-TnE
M Coupons due Deeenner next viii be paid on pre-
sontaion at the oaioe OF W. scHALL CO., IS and 60
EXCHANGE place.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

BoGART. AuCTIoNEER-BY s. &J; BoGARr-
81 WIN sell Thursday. December 3, at IL o'clock at
207 (admnisraors sae) the effects of q
Soda Water Establishment conslsting Of Wagons Horses
sets double Harness, single Harnes, B0ting Ma.
chine sets as Generators Soda Water Fountains, Cop.
per Boiler and Fixtures steam boiler, Empty Boxes and
chairs Clock Ac MARY ANN JOHNSTON,
of the estate Mathew deccased.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

w East nroadway sells on Thursday, at l0is O'Clock.
the and Fix of the Grocery and Liquor l6
| Cherry street Counlers, Beer Pumps Soap- Starch
| Liquors. aud ali o her fixtures
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
FINANCIAL.

DIsCHARGED oFTicEAs I~U SOLDIERS AC.
proear ard boenyp 81 So ,eas sen eo
,ect.d Treasury esrEces and goveranent secariIles
tesss.r streei >.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

4 SELDNER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LEVY
II. will sell THURSDAY, December J. at los O'Clock at
their saesroom 35 Canal street B0wery, lot OF
second hand Clothing, SILK and Wooen Dresses
Shawls and Blankets, Drawers and undershis, Woolcn
and Shoes, &c,
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

ATTHE NEW sTORE.-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
"A will receive the highest price for their cast of Clohng
Furniture Carpets Ac.. by call ng addressing II.
HART 50 Carmne street mar Bedford. Ladies attended
by Mrs, Hart
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16

THn DaourH. IF there is subject upon
which we hereabonts are agreed, tits in re-
gard to the desirableness Of rain. 1t is de-
cidedly 4 dry tine, I Cisterns are dry, the
roads are dry and dusty, the Dcs Moines is
nearly dry, and vegetation is languishing,
even corn is suffering. The region south of
us was favored with slight sprinkling last
week, but it did not come nearer than three
miles of US. We have had no rain for some
Eve or six weeks.
We hear the same complaint from other
20 lions of the west, pa ticularly in Wis.
c,nsn and Minnesota. About lake Superb.
or the drouth is terrible. The whole coun-
Try is drid up, and fires are raging in the
woods to such an extent as TO load the mir
with smoke and interrupt navigation on the
Lake II is feared Sibley's Indian Expe-
dition will have to return on account of the
destruction Of the grass.
Whenever the wind has been north the
the at mosphore has been burdened with
smoke, but clear when the wind came from
s,y other direction. NJ airy infer that tbt
smoke comes FROG, the pinerIes Of Wiscon
sin.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16

IMPROVEMENTS OF THE SEASON. The new
Block Of Lawrence & Chambers, corner OF
Front and Court streets is making rapid
progress, the brick work having been CON-
menced only . few days ago. and the first
story being nearly up. It will be one of tn
largest, most convenient. substan-
t'ai and beautiful blocks in the State, being
80 feet deep. 80 feet wide, and three stories
high. We shall be glad to see one of our
most prosperous aud euterprising houses
established in building in every respect 80
admirably adapted to their large and grow
ing trade.
ANOTHER Brick BLocK. Daerett
land Edgerly, Hardware Merchants, have it
in contemplation to put up . three story
brick. on the lot recently purchased by them
OF Mr.. Conner. adjoining the Ottumwa house
on the east. It will be q first class building.
sox2o. and three stories. We shall be
glad to SEQ the work commenced on this
Block.
The new Post Office Building. erecting by
us, corner Of Market and Second, is making
some Roadway. with the prospect of reach
ing completion early in August. It is 80
by l63 feet, ard will. it is thought, furnish.
sse'l'ttss superior in many respects
TO any post-oface we have had q. vet.
Among them will be = large deliv-
cry room with two entrances, an in.
creased number Of boxes. several deliveries.
lock boxes Tor the accommodation of business
men, &C., &c.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16

While war sbsorhs the minds Of men,
And all true hearts wish peace again,
While patriots brave have LETT dear homes to hgh
For Freedom. Liberty and Right;
Yet party strife still seems 20 hold the sway
Add politicians Aght TO rule the day:
Forgetting. that, united we must be,
Or ne'er exist az nationally free. /.
'Tis hard indeed that ALL for countrys sake,
Can not unite as ONE. from Guif 20 Lake;
But worse by far that we In North should drag
TO earth by wrangiinC our once noble nag
There's still one hope--and one IL all
To hold our right, avert our fall
IT'S simply this---mid caunons roar
Proceed TO Betts's Clothing Store;
The aDtidote he gives for crre
Is mild and pleasant, md Tis sure;
He sells You first, Coat, Pants, or Hat
And then to match, q nice Cravst;
II still you want your get shirt,
Which comes to you as cheap - dirt;
He keeps to give to all he suits
Gloves, Collars, Comforts Caps and Bosts
Or anything that you may lack,
Prom Shoe-strings TO q csrpet-sack.
For those that reAdy-made won't please.
He'll meet Meir wants, their troubles ease
He keeps the best Of goods on hand,
Give nts that can't be beat by man;
Ais styles are new, and always neat,
For tasty dress he can't be beat.
Come then come al and buy ofthose
Who gives you bargains In your clothes.
Z. w. BELTS.
Ottuwwa. Nov. %. 1889.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16

Look OUT FOB rHEH.--There is two men
travelling from place to place mostly working
in the country representing themselves to
be DR.. Fuller and his agent thereby robbiug
those that may be afflicted WITH chronic.
diseases of their money. Now We happen
to know that DR. Fuller islocated at OttuIu-
wa Iowa and will not travel this summer.
He has no agent travelling in This country
at present and at any time should he have.
he will carry certificate as such agent
One nf them treats of Eye and Ear, the
other Cancers, Cntaneous Chronic and pri-
vate diseases.
Editors ofpapers will be doing their du-
ty tn their patrons by giving this at least
one insertion for their benefit as large sums
of money have been paid these thieves with
in the last month. 1917
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16
TO CONSERVATIVES.

VIVHE advertiser having been restore to In
few weeks, by very simple remedy. after
having Fered several wears with severe lung T.
lection, and that dread disease. Consumptions ar x
ious to make known to his feowsufferers the means
OF cure.
To all who desire It, he viii send COPY Of the Or
scrfpton used (ree nf with the FOR
preparing and using the same which thew will and
SURF CURE for CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS.
&C. The only object OF the advertiser In sendinv the
Prescription IL TO benefit the afficted and spread
formstion which he conce'ves to be invaiuabie nd
he homes sufferer viii try his remedy sit will
cost them nothing and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the presentation will please address
Rev. EDWARDA. WILSON. wiiliamssurgh.
1623m Kings conaty. New York
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16
pR, sawcys.S PAW psyACEA.

t'we sre mt In the bshit ~ endo~sfnc patent
medicines, unless We have induhitahie proof
NK EsAKER.S nj their ericiencv In view ~ the
Iunltinlicitv OF duack nostrums
PAIN with which the country is
tfuusy flooded. IL becomes Of
"a NAS u 4. ten the dutv Of tn iourn aIist To
warn the pahic sranst imposition than TO commend
medicines and remedies that possess merit hut when
medicine earns FOR itself reputation. and become
an absolute necessity in ey family whore there
ts disease. apd when those who use II never after
dispense With Il when they are IN need OF renedv
for pain disease. n then becomes the duty OF the
Journalist 20 make such medicine remedy wide
~ known az possible. Our attention has frequently
been called, rs we'll by those who the medicine
those who seilit. 10 the unexau.pied success of
BAKERS PAIN PtNtCEA, which has gained a
popularity and meets with sale uneauaI,ed bv anv
medicine that has ever been sold In this country
Marshall Ilnnoisan,
For stle by J. L TAYLOR. ottumwa. rpcc.a