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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-13
Notices for sAe Campaign, SeIec
ted from Gen. McCleIlam's
Writings.

Before Gen Mcclellan surrendered to the
Peace sneaks he had some very correct ideas
in regard to tho rebellion and the mode OF
suppressing it, though it required more able
men to put them into practice. We present
below some of the lost Generals sayings,
which are still good, notwithstanding their
author has spilled:
III believe that a necessary preliminary to
The, re-establishment of the Union is the en-
tire defeat or Uirtual destruction Of the or.
ganised military po,oer of The Confederates," !"
Isl [McClellan's Report.
"Such a rebellion cannot be justified upon
ethical grounds, and the only alternatives
for our choice are its suppression or the de-
struetion Of our nationality.
: iWest Point Speech.
Let neither military disaster, political
.faction or foreign war shake your settled
purpose to enforce the equal operation of
the laws of the United States upon the peo-
pie Of every State.
Harrison's Landing etter to Lincoln.
This principle might Be extended, upon
grounds Of MILITARY NECESSITY and security
TO ALL THE SLAVES WITHIN PARTICULAR
STATE, THUS WORKING MANUMIssIoN in such
State
fHarrison's Landing Letter to Lincoln.
The responsibility of determining, declar-
ing and supporting such civil and military
policy, and of directing the whole course OF
nationa! affairs in regard to the rebellion
must now be assumed and exercised by you,
or our cause must be lost The Constitution
gices you poaoer sufficient even for the pres
ent terrible exigency.
| [Harrison's Landing Letter to Lincoln.
When they meet on the 18th you will
please have everything prepared to arrest
the whole party, and be sure that none es-
cape.
/
fit is successfully carried out it will GO
far towards breaking tn, backbone of the re-
bellion. 1t will probably be well to have a
special train quietly prepared to take the
prisoners to Annapolis. I leave this exceed
ingly important aff4. to your tact and dis.
cretion-the absolute necessity of secrecy
and success Order for the arrest of Leg
isature of a Sovereign State.
| | have just received the above dispatch in
cipher. Colonel Marcy knows what he says
and is Of the coolest Judgment. recon-
mend that the Secretary Of War ascertain al
once by telegram how the enrolment pro-
ceeds IN New York and elsewhere, and that
if it is not proceeding with great rapidity
drafts to be made at once We must have
men without dslay.-[A Note to Lin,
coin
Iurge upon you to make positive and
unconditional demand for an immediate draf
ofthe additional troops you require. Men
will not volunteer now, ard drafting is the
only successful plan. The people will ap.
plaud such course, rely upon it.-Marcy's
Note, above endorsed.
The only reasons for these significan
omissions, are that they are complete jus
tificaton Of every act of the Administration
and are in direct contravention of Democrat
&c principles As the Democratic candidat,
iustifies the conduct of our own, why shoul,
we adopt him?
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The Sony of the Slave.
De Lor' make de grape grow,
Re Lor, plant De vine,
Dat Is for de white folks,
For dey drink de wine.
Oh who dah'
Who dab say!
De Lori make de corn grow.
De nigger use de hoe ftsg8 III
De stiller make de whiskey,
Dat de niger hub 90
Oh iwho' dab
Who dah say!
Debbil makes de raw hide,
His sons use him den; rtFs
Dey score de niggers back
Wfdt ttree score and ten
Oh!who dah!
Who dah say
Oh who make de wheat grow,
De niger doesn't know;
But he makes de corn-cake,
And cook him on hoe.
Oh awho dahl
Who dah say
When de clouds grow so back,
And de rain com es down,
De ober-seer he leab,
And de mig Is In town.
Ohi who dah
Who dah Isayl
,And we pray for de rain
When dar's hard work to do,
And we. pray for de sun ,.3
When de long weeks trough.
Nh 4 vho daht A
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A servant of an old maiden lady,
a patient OF DIR. Poole, of Edinburg
was under orders to 90 to the doctor
every morning, to report the state of
her health-how she had slept, etc.-
with strict iniunctions always to add,
"with her strict compliments" At
length, one morning, the girl brought
the following startling intelligence:
"Miss SIS compliments, and she
deed last night at alcht o'cloek!''s
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Postmasters now receive fixed sala-
ries. They are divided into classes.
The first class get $4,000, the second
$4,000, the third $4,000, the fourth
81 900 The fifth class to receive s1OO.
All of these are to vary $1,000 lower
than above rates. except the last.
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I was a--HRngereit
BY MARY v. SPENCER

BY MARY v. SPENCER
1t was sleeting fast. Evening was falling.
The streets were almost deserted.
Suddenly voice at my elbow said, ~
am not fit for work and have eaten nothing
to-day" s.
I looked at the speaker. He was an abe
bodied man, but had lost both arms by am
pqtation he was evidently discharged sol
der. He was pale. too, as If from recent
sicknasss or from scanty food. He had on an
old threadbare coat.
Ny FIRST impulse was to give him some-
thing. But my coat was buttoned tight;
could not easily unbutton it and continue
tohold my umbrella and book ; and. to
crown all, the street car, for which I had
been waiting, at that moment came up
y haven't anything to.day,'I said, turn.
ed, and was on the point Of reconsidering
my decision but reflected that If missed
this car should have to wait ten minutes
in the rain. Besides 7 said to myself
somebody else will be sure to give him
soneth,ng'
But my heart smote me, wae9, on looking
after the man, saw him 60 sadly down the
street with bent head. Once thought Of
stopping the car, getting out, overtaking the
man. and giving him half a dollar. But
while hesitated, the car passed the corner
and he was out Of sight. 1t was too late.
did not eat my dinner, that day, with
the usual appetite. I could not get that wan
face out Of my mind At times the victualS
set med to choke me. What if be really was
starving and no one would help him?
All through the evening the mans look
haunted me. In vain my little daughter,
seeing me so abstracsed, sang her sweetest
ballads. In vain my wife sought TO cheer
me up, as size said. even dreamed of the
man. II had known where to find him,
would have gone the next day, to satisfy
myself that he had received assis ance.
But the impression gradually wore off,
There is SO much suffering, now, in great
cities, that almost every one becomes harden
cd to 4 7 persuaded myseif. finally. that
the man had been helped by others. .There
are SO many societies to aid soldiers 7 said
It was uncomfortable 10 think otherwise.
One morning, about four days after the
iptergiey, my wife vas reading the paper
when she suddenly laid it down, AMI cried,
How shockirgr
do not know how It was. but T felt /.
sudden chill thought instantly of tha
mans wan face. But said carelessly, as
broke nv egg.
'what is it, my dears'
.Oh, such n terrible story. A DISCHARGED
soldier his wife and two children diving O
starvation. AT least the wife is dead, ant
one Of the children not expected to live
. None have had ANYTHING to eat for four day.
Thew were found in an old out house. Tn,
3 hushan ! ;s said to have ,ost both arms =
lcettvshuro,
!, Nv hand trembled so much. that. long be
fore INV wife finished, I had been compelle,
e to Law down NV egg unopened. She wa
u looking at the paper and did not see me.
had no appetite after that I rose i'm
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e'fy yVHS1
f1s ID s. DICKINSON.

BE CAREFUL WHAT You EaT-A
sad mistake occurred, about two
weeks ago, to family, living near
Clear Spring, Md. 1t appears that
gentleman, by the name Of Levi Bow.
ers, was engaged in right fishing at
Conoeoeheague, when he caught what
he supposed tosbe an eel. Without
stepping to examine it, he cut off the
head, and skinned it. Taking it
home with the fish he had caught,
his wife cooked it for breakfast. Af-
ter eating heartily of their meal Mr..
B. and his wife became deathly
sick, and could not account for it.
Mrs. b. Immediately went to examine
the remaining pieces of the supposed
| eel, and found that it looked very
blue, unlike the color Of an eel. A
doctor was sent for, and he at once
pronounced the parties poisoned, aud,
after an examination, found that what,
was supposed to, be an eel was a
snake. Mr.. B. died, and his wife
was quite i'll for several days.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-13

John Lynch, the new Union mem-
Der of Congress from the Portland
(Maine) District, was born there of
Lish parents, and began life as cart
driver, and has worked himself nv to
an intelligent and wealthy merchant
and honored citizen.
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Daniel s Dickinson sent the following
letter to Union meeting at Erie. Penn. on
the 18th inst:
BrSGHAMPToN, N. Y. Sept 13.
My Dean SlR:-Your very kind invitation
to attend and address the Union meeting in
your city on the 10th, would induce me to
consent, were it possibly consistent, but
previous engagements will not permit The
Union forces seem to be quietly massing for
the contest, and just now am more amused
over the exhibitions of our opponents than
am concerned for Union success.
They held Peace Convention for the
peaceful, signalizingit by pitched battle on
the floor for the qualification of the war .ele-
mert they made platform for the pacific,
and placed upon It plumes, and pistols, and
spears. and swords, and epaulets, and en-
blems of bloo1shed for the belIigerents, and
yet the course Of peace, like that of its twin
sister, true love, ''dees not run smooth."-
The platform does not fit the candidate, and
he cannot wear it without alterations-the
alterations do not suit the party and cannot
be adopted, and just now the party. the
platform and the candidate are something
like the batche', the staff and the kid in the
nursery rhyme, and the disappointed follow
ers are crying: "Pray, hatchet, hack staff
staff won't beat kid kid won't CO." There
seems to be but one remedy. The peace
convention, by self creation. is, ike original
sin, perpetual. Let it speedily resemble its
party of peacemakers and select a cough
suitable to its cold tt3a ESs
Sincerity yours,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-13

A GOOD LITTLE STORY FOR GEoR-
GEY McCLELLAN.-Once upon a time
an lrishman was hanged for murder.
He had friend who desired to break
the news gently to his relatives in the
old country. So he wrote that their
dear cousin had been called upon to
address large number of his fellow
citizens in the open air, and that just
as ne had reached the most eloquent
part of his discourse he accidentally
kicked over the platform. and broke
his neck.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-13

The New York Herald cnntemp tuously
says Of the New York World, that It is q
conduit pipe through which the parIor poll
ticians Of the Mcclellan clique seek to drib.
BILE tepid water down the backs Of an unso-
phisticated public.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-13

-"For want of water, am forced to
drink water; il | had water. would drink
wine" TINS speech is riddle. and here
is the solution. 1t was the complaint OF an
italian vineyard man. after long drouth.
and an extremely hot summer, that had
parched up all his grapes.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-13

The Democratic editors of Ohio are to
hold Convention 1T Sandusky on the 18th
Of October The object is not stated. butt
n said TO beimportant.
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A GooD-SIzED WoMAN.-A lady
from Iowa has been visiting in our
city for few days, whose weight is
5l5 pounds. Her husband is veal
thy farmer managing 700 acres of
land, but he only weighs lilo pounds.
The lady had child some two years
since whose weight at its birth was
twenty pounds. She is said to be a
lively, energetic housekeeper, superln.
tending all the domestic arrangements
Of the farm and never keeping but one
servant, while oftentimes she will do
the whole work herself. She is a
smart woman, and that baby is proof
of it.-Peoria Transcript.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-13

"Linkensale" ispreparing a history
of the Iowa soldiers who have served
in tie present war. sx
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-13
sharp Letter from Daniel g.
DickeDSOu.

Daniel s Dickinson sent the following
letter to Union meeting at Erie, Penn. on
the 18th inst:
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-13

The follerin sam Of hoomiliashen and ag-
ony will be chantid in evry chirch in my di-
toceese, all day, evry Sundy, till the Confed-
rits win vlctry:
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'In torioas, altogether
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PERSONAL,

IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF LIT.
L WEI. A. EiNGHSM formerly OF Go l., lotion 8
Bait ~, "a he viii please call pom or sd3 dress
bis sister. sALLlH 4. DUVAL, 49i north & St..
ret 9Th and 10th SITS. IA IS cost
MADAME DIMnND, ONE OF The MOST
lfl eminent ciairvoyants of the day. is st the
Kirf wood House in this CITY. Great nunbsr; are
svsiliog teemeelvss OF her rare powers in the
tres ut and cure of the most stu obosn diseases,
some of which have hitherto proved insuraols.
When in ciAry oy ant etste, her mind cao hs trans
ferIed TO the past, present and f.tdra eve. ts OF
life. Madame Dimond is cleo an a1spt in tbs
scienee Of Phrenolosy Where evsr she has visited,
the preIB bss spoken in tie highest terms of hsr
abilities and .ki We advise sh0ss all icted to all
and see her. jass 2t*
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MARRIED.,

On tie 18th D. eember, 1853, by Rev WIN. W
NJ P Church, NE UHAEts9 z. WEIGHT t.
MARY j.. We ssTEs, both of this city.
On the q: instant. az 81. SKIS Caur>h by
N. Few Father Pogan, JOHN r. Raglan t.
Bat. Sun please COPY
Or the 25th inst By ths Rsy III NJ Lsnon
RnsERT Z: oNFCRp. Of Indians TO Mrs MA.
RIA CORN ELL OF To "a city
Madison county lind papers please COPY
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DIED,

On the s3d instant. after long and painful ILL
nees, ara in the blessed hope of glorious i'm u or
yesr of her age.
SATURDAY, January 23d. at half past So m. MARY
9. bob LhDER, 6Aug alter of job @ Rohlsder al
Frances Miller, aged ii years, o months, and %
days.
sunday. Jan. 21th, JAMES FRANCIs. beloved
con Of isabell aud TIE late John y. Masili, aSsd
43esrs and days.
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kzs DRESS sUrxs.
HENS EEsiges: St.!fs
YoEth's Dress Salts.
YoutHS Business Salts.
Csiildyens' Dstss Sxits

CEfldTens' Sekoo! Snits
NOAH WALLER Co., 36S Penn az cnue Metro
Eolitan Hotel Building, would respectfully az
nounee that their annual display of all and Win
ter Clothing is Eog ready for inspection It is
cO.apriset of IN assortment IF 2 = on 8 and
material, trimming sud w1rksarr.
To those who stufy eacsil. nee With economy -
noT offered for citing from tn. ,-'re- active
stock Of ready MAJ e'ot'iua L this city, st very
reduced Sricss. os3-sU,
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BRowa's BRONCHIAL TRocHI

These Lozenges are prepared from highly
teemed rec pc for allevatng bronchial Affections,
Asthma, Hoarseness cou CHS, Colds, and Irritation
Soreness of the Throat.
Fulfil Sftakers and VocaIiSts
viii find them beneficial in clearing the voice
before spf akiug Or SINGING. aud relieving the
throat after any Unusual exertion of the vbcal
organs. la ing peculiar ada otaton to affections
which disturb the orgarB of speech De 2i-1m
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TAXING ADVANTAGE OF THE CoLD WHAru
ER.-DGriDg the recent cold weather Colonel
Greep, chief Y uartermaster of the Depar I'm ant
OF w a. hington, h7s secured ice amounting in
value tc over twelve thousand dollars. II ia
believed that he will be able to secure a sufIj
Gent qua! tty be lore spring TO supply not onI y
the sey raj departments, bu. all the hospita "a
about Washington throughout the approac ching
summer.
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robertson, al alleged passage thief who was
Only discharged from Jail a few DAYS ago. he
cause he was SOLDIER was arrested again Ia a
hiRh', ht Ia ing BEEN found in q pass age wbers
ne had 40 business. Jdstice Thomp on turned
MN over 10 he military, aud with q note which
Wi pIotablv authorize him to receive \ sho W sr
bath at .he Central
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IHE PROPOSED GAS. LIGHT CoMPANY.-The
OIL introduced III the House YES terday nv Mr.
DaNis, TO incorporate the Peoples Gas.,iyht
IompaT y. makes John w. Taom oson, Thomas
1--WE, ~ y. fornev,( OF tae ChToaicie) Sam nel
Fowler, john e. MckeIder, and Lewis Uie.
thane tie corporators. The capitol stock is 10
lie not l. 80 t!'an S'eG,GG0, and not 10 excard n
million. Shares twenty dollars
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AUCTION SALES.


Byy g. Meg UIRI 4 CO.. AuetIo,..-,
EArkNeIrk SALE OB CRoOKERY. eLAss
VAR IABLn 0urLRRr, 90. &o-On W1D-
NtsDAf MORNING, January nth, 1t 10 o'ciocs
81 tse establhhment OF Msssrs Bontz & Grifdts,
SELL "e SNAIL
A very large assortment OF Granite. Ton sso,.
China and Rockingham Ware. com prisir n rure-ns
Cove ed and Flat Dishes. Pitcaers OF ali slsss
Bows, Plates, Tee and Coffee Sets &c
Cut ED pressed glass Pitchers Fruit Dishes, Tun-
blers. Gotlets and Wines
Superior Table and Pocket Cutlsry
Zine Painted and Granite Toilet Ware
Brushes and busters OF all kinds.
Tin Buckets, Boilers, Bowls. and Pans
LARGE assortment Of Stationery and Playing
$50 dozen Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys.
4Glsss Counters and Milner's cases.
f9gsthsr With many other articles.
- The attention OF the trade L. particularly in
suit s' ~ "
Terms cash.
1a.2l I'd 10. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auets.
.ByJ g Mcguire 4 CO., Auctioneers
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON STREET.
WEST On %EDNEs DAY AFTERNOON Jaw
Nh as ciocs on the PREMISES We shall sell the
eset nA1 g, Lot NO. 5. In Square No Sf6, fronting
% rect on North street, between Tenth aud Flew
erin streets, tnd running back 100 feet inch In
proved By . small brick back building and two
smsli II anne stores on street north -
Terms-one third cash the rem ainder in aix and
twelve months, with in ferest secure ed by dad of
trust on the rremises-the cost Of conveyaucins to
be paid by the purchaser.
Title unquestoneble.
jasltd 30. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Austa.
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DIsaIssED.-Y Yesterday afternoon, Jane;
Cropsey. CorEe1iu Furtner, and Fred r. vii.
Hams, who Were arrested last Friday and Sat
1roty On suspicion of being the parties who
Set HE 10 tho residence of Mrs. HUM, on the
morning o. The 2ist inst.. were before Justices
ihom pson and Rarnaclo, at the Office Of the
ist'er, bet there being no evidence to connect
'hea with the affair, they were dismissed.
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Dr. DUPoNT's Sugar-coated Female Regulating
pills are the rery bsst in They operate speedily
nausss The se dcss s Of
these Pills will prove their snpriority opsr all
others Price a box. Sold byS. c. Ford, corner
Cook, Alexandria taG-ly
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BILLIARDS.-MPssrs. Richmond & Flanagan
have opened. al No. 176 Pennsylvania avenue.
a new and splendid Billiard Saloon. furnished
with five Phelan & Cole nter's standard Amer
lean billiard tables. The four pocket tables are
the most elegant table in use, and ere he choice
of all the b st players. Attached is the new
saloon and restaurant of Messrs. ONeil *
Geary.
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PETITION FROM THE DisrRICT.-In the Ser-
ate yesterday, Mr.. Grimes, OF Iowa, presante
q petition of 1,iG0 citizens of w ishington city
praying charter for street railway along H
and streets. to such company as offer to lay
a track anu run cars thereon.
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=, CASE OF ADgLTERT.-Y Yesterday, Officer
by John Il. Jacoby with feioniopsIy and cav
hally kno wing his wife Mrs. Anna Jscoby. and
entlcing her away from his house, and com
M ltlhs aduitEy with her in his OWN house and
II the house Of the said Bush, AZ varions tirna.
within the last three months. contrary TO law ,,
gave bail in $50 for far Their hearin, lam.
airy Esth, ~ O'Clock p. m, before Justice CIav-
ton. oA~J
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A NEW PENITENTIAiY --Ye stsrday a bill
was introduced into the House auth Orzing the
Secretary OF the Interior to contract for the
erection Of penitentiary, for the District of
Columbia. of suffi cient size to accom- odate four
hundred male and eighty female conYicts.
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JAS. c. NCNrTn" e Co,
de g I'm Sole Agents for Herring & Co

The CHEAPEST AND BEST HAZE DYE IN THE WoRL D.
Nerer Fades or Washes 0m.-Upham 9 Hair Dye, 90
cents box. The best in use. Try it. Sold by s.
G. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa avenue, Wash
ington, and Henry Cook. Alexandria. a Sly
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP ERTY FOR SALE
Attention is called to the sale of valuable pro-
perty. under the direction of Messrs. Dayidga
and Ball, trustees. on Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday, 2Sth. sgth, and 3Oth inst. Those wish
ing TO invest in this class OF property have here
a fine opportunity.
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AUCTION SALES.
By eRxFN 4 WILLIAMS Auctioneer.

By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Auctioneers.
A Endgs, ELL Q, H2gsEnoL5 Asp
Day. IN. 10Th inst ss 10 O'CLOCK = m :, We n IN
Lea, O. tbs residence Of l.dy dselinins house
s sIa sa
SIS ? IN part or
S %.ia msss sai:. and s' s.l P,ano: -
Marble sop la ,lss and sidss,srd
easssns wa tarss1s and other Fables Stands
n T. grain .ns ON ether Carr Is and OIL Cloths.
let lot o. scss OF pe.f Ha aus Benches
With rum eY9us other Articles Which We deem mn,
Necessary to enumsrste.
as6 GREEN WILLIAMS Aacts.
By. 0 Hos UIRE q CO., AuetioD.ers
I AW Library AND FINE 0eLLECTION OF
sSsstsSs sss .s
H".sras estsrs. ssS r. ssn Ressys
nd s:sass: ,t
Lard ANGER, D: s,.i9ns heat s.orry. Chis.y, &c.
comprising msny valuable " Ks. anon " hish srs
McKern.ys ana S! hoolcratts Indian Tribes, aad
Other hama someiy illustrsted works.
" Catalogues irsu' on Thursday.
j.2s 10 MCGUIRE Co. Auot.
ByJ c. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctioneer,.
u ~. s Age
No Il On the Pc Pee H., We shs sell AT Of Let
oa sd
iunnlns osek TO public alley, 'ogsthsr with ths
p1ens Houie with Saes Suiidins and o5n tain.
sa s feet Of ks s s
north, ard i'm proved by two two story Frame
Terms: One half cash; the re mai er in moas s.
With interest, secured oy deed of trust on ;Ee
Sony;'.n0ins It e9st e ggrfR,.st co .r..,
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~ DR.. LIS EN B D

~ D R. LISP z N RD
Can positively cure ary
PRIVATE DIsEASg,
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life OF Ell psrience and the advance Of soientifc
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of ,uIsrsrs who have applied for his medicine aud
advice.
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