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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-13

HAhMACK's.-This great resort of all lovers
OF good eating has just now some specialities
In the way OF Injuries, amongst which we
ought to designate the soft crabs served up in
such perfection at this restaurant. But its bill
OF fare Is excellent all the way through, and
the attendance and all the ct ceterds in keeping
with the superior BILE spread. At this season
OF the year, when the palate is especially sen.
sitive 70 bad fave, il is satsfaeto to have
cosy resort, like Hammaek's, to fall back upon
where the dishes are so abundantiy appetizing
In all seasons. r. s. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-13

THE PRACH MARKET.-The supply OF
peaches is abundant in New York, PhiIadeI-
phia and Baltimore. Prices have declined con.
siderably in Baltimore within q week. 1t ap-
pears from the Philadelphia papers that the
markets of that city are fairly glutted with
them, and they are selling al from 25 to SO cents
per basket The price Of sugar il is stated, has
determined many persons here to fore engaged
in the business of hermeti cally sealing fruits,
to discontinue 1t this year. Hence there is
falling off in the dem and for peaches. In this
city, also, there Is an abundant supply. and
they are getting tolerably cheap, no doubt
from the same cause as in Philadelp hia, viz:
the high price of sngar; housekeepers not being
willing to impoverish themselves by pureha-
sing peaches for preserving purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-13
EOSLING HOUSE FOR SALE.

The Proprietor of this popular and we'll known
Hotel and Restaurant intends to retire from Blu ST.
ness. aud offers his we'll xnown house for sals
Any one wishing to engage in LUCRATIVE
BUsIN ESS can call on the Proprietor, 247 Penn
sylvsnia avenue, between 18th and 18th SITS.
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4 PofER Pass Before another issue Of
she Fourier, we expect to have Power
|pb Press. We are already in receipt Of a
rye qisntity cf new and beautiful Job
4pe. Labor saving Rule, and metal Furni,
gre, all Of which will enable US to execute
rders in our line more expeditiously and in
better manner than heretofore.
LATER The press has arrived-has been
PIT up-is in successful operation.
Orders for all kinds of blanks, cards, cir
culars, bill-heads. labels, &c. &c, solicited
job Printing done at the Courier office
with the greatest dispatch, and at cheaper
rates than heretofore.
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We are greatly Indebted to the B. & NJ.
Railroad and the American EXPRESS Com.
pany, for tree passage for our new job
Power Press, from Burlington to Ottumwa,
and delivering the same safe and sound at
the Courier Office. aud also, to the Railroad
Company for passag. Of Mr. Henry D,oge,
Of the Hawk Eye Offiic, to set up the press
for us. We would mention particularly
Messrs. Carper, Ticket Agent of the B e.
NJ, Backus, Agent at Ottumwa, Harki ms,
Agent of the Express Company at this
place, and Slosson. Express Messenger,
The gentlemen through whom this colrte-
" was extended and whose unifor lber-
ity TO the press entities then to our asst
he gratitude.
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'faH B. 4 NJ. R. R.--A trip over this road
Jew days ago, enables us Co Say to the
mt kc that the road is in every particular in
lxcsfent working order, and that trains are
ing on time and making close counec.
with other roads.
XiE G. B. 4 @. r Rive are author.
~ BY Mr. Hosford, Agent Of this road at
fJngton, that the track is open through
h.cago. and trains running with their
eguiarity. The night train commenced
again on Wednesday. the ice fur
first rate Bridge at Burlington, and
81 freight and passengers may rely rpo1
through on time.
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90. E.s7th IOWA INrASrRY. -Thess hs

Go. FIFTH IOWA INFANTRY. --These haye
$500 rutnors for several days Of the return.
this company, originally commanded by
u now Col. Kittredge. This Company
endeared themselves to their loyal
trymen, and made themselves immor-
many well fought battle, and a de-
Non to the cause Of their country second
20 other company in the service. A cor
II grestiug awaits their return to their
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MARBLE HALL
nintRg and Oyster saloon

The Undersigned would inform the citi
Gems ct otfumwa and the pnhlic generally
that ne has removed his Saloon into the
second story of the Carroll House, (,mme
tiiately above his former room,) where he is
bettcrsprepared now than heretofore to &C
commodate those who may favor him With
a call. lie has also fitted up rooms for
dining, and is prepared to furnish
Warm nakals at any hour in the morning
IL or ecening.
WFfesh Oysters received daily by Elk
Rem ether the place, Marble Hall. Carroll
House bnilding, second story.
Dee y hs3 VIM. A. MOLL.
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PLANTATION sIrrERS

PLANTAT CIV RIrr ERS.
which are now recommended by the ,,rbest medical
authorities, anr warssnted to produce an immed.-
ate beneficial effect. They are exceedingly reea-
bile. perfectly pure, and must suptrcede all other
tones where hsa thy, gentle stimuant is required
They purify, str engthen and invigorats.
They create a healthya petite
They are an antidote 10 chance Of water and diet
They overcome effects Of d ssipation and late
hours.
They strengthen thes syst n ard enlven tho mind
Yhey prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidty fifth stomae h
They cure Dysyepss and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Choler a and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liycr Com pla' Mt an Nervous headach /,
They make the weak strong, the languid hrilli mt
and are exhausted natures great restorer They
are composed Of the celebrst CaIisaya bark win.
tergreen, sassafas, roots and herbs all p eser, ed
In perfectly pure 1T. Croix rum Tor particulars.
see circulars aud testimonials AROUND each bottle.
Beware ofimposters. Exami ne e, cry bottle. see
mat It has d. Barnes signature on our private w.
3. stamp over the cork with plantation scene, and
oul nrrh signature on a fine steel plate engraving
% eide label. See that eur bottle 10 not rr6lIed
with spurious and del,terious stuff. We DEFY an
person to match the taste baracier of goods
Any person rretendin to sci, Plant. alton Bitter. by
the gallon or in bulk, is an in,oster We cell only
In our log cabin bottle. Any person initiating this
bottle, or hing any other material therein whrth.
err called Plantation Bitters not 10 criminal I'M
der U. g. Law, and will be prosecuted b Y us. Wa
already have our eye on two parties re-flIin n our
bottles &C. who will succeed Ia getting tbem,elvss
into close quarters. The demand for Drak Plant.
ton Bitters from ladies, clergyme en- merchants. \.
perfectly incredible The simple trial Of bottle
n'ne evidence We present of their worth and snpe-
F'ori'y Tney are sold BY allrespec.Ahle druggists
country stores. "a :
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Sc Iapt Pinney and Lieut.. Crawford, ofithe
kis6 Iowa Cavalry went out to spend the eve
Hng with pretty Tennessee girl, and were
Flobbled up by gnerrillas about o'clock
) -spprehensions for their safety were allayed
lie next morning by their return to Camp.
They had been paroled. Capt Pinny was
from this City
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New Years Greeting,
FROM
DR.. G. w. ROBACK.
T0.INVALIDS EVER YWHERE

In ss,e rhrone-since or Ter. Life and Light
11&ns. al Code call from :hApeiess nigh
Se:ss: cen vacant w ~ .!r,,, = , i,aF kim.
- oitRe royal rsce Of Ye.rs
f3he reieniug monerch disappears:
Men q 'hoems forth the desth-be ls tone
- mo srxrr- Tnskss career Il Ger
a to me new KfSo >IxrY-foUal
J though Bsttie's thunders nske tne ar,
= niles ID che North. TRIUNPHASr Trade,
..ssasssinsd BY BrsRPHIs. and Skill,
a aterlaIsn eres nourish still.
Fhs tillers Of the Truth sou
Enjoy the harvest OF their toll,
Ind in.our cities plenty reigns,
while hers the Nation q heart sustains.
y Wa mo sv.-the Union once restored,
into it, sheath shall d, op the sword,
And from wsr's smoke. with .trifs's surceass,
Burstsr-robsd in light .'hs angel Peace
r. set DIssAsks CArrIvss free, Fl
pain % prete ut, relieve. and cure,
Xnd hesih build up on basis sure.
NJ hrose aca ByTrERs weld OF q rm,
Act on DisPs PsTA like charm,
Real ore the systems tone. and quite
Brink back tbs long lost appetite;
Dsbilit1 " 18th strength replace, F.
+ with hssiths hue tint the pali.t face.
And nev vitality dispense
e y ~ viz iciec.io, rifl,
PoliutsG the rudy stream OF life,
5 Cl9xn9s II at once ind health insti
WHh 3he BLOOD PuRIFIER and PILL.
IN sil5ft. there's not an ailment known
That4ss not - ny proofs I've shown,
Been q nq iered since across the seas e
br6eght my peerless remedies.
or sifk stimulant You need,
FroI<evei ything pernicious freed,
Pure soothing, comforting rl and nd mild &
/ Mysold CATAwBA BRANDY try,
End0rsed 6y al TIE Fdcu1ty.
In Soaplsn's Honss and HorPITALs
1of TIT the careful surgeon calls.
Because no other stimuli
Can, for the sick, IT. place supply;
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Suppott Your Home Paper.
TIL COURIER FOR 1864.
Voluhe XVI Old Sc les.
ioos Subscribers Wanted.


We taxi easure in announcing to the friends oil
the Couk that we are about adding to the material
md machfry Of the Courier Office, to such
tent as wi tnable US to compete successfully with
any esab nmert In the State and we cordi ally in
vite the thds this old standby, which has been
published SainteruptedIgto nearly Sirteen years
TO second r efftts 70 keep up with the times, by
arrespondhR inrefe Of patronage. We wish It
,nderstoodthat =, shall take no step backward.
Anew Volume csmnences about the 1st of January.
NOW IsiTHl 1IME 70 SUBSCRIBE
twill contain Re Latest News, Correspondent
from the Army, telproceedings Of Congress, and
cur State Legislau4e, besides large amount Of
;arefully selected. uecellaneous reading, such a.
will make Il
FIRA GLASS NEWSPAPER.
Our Office il now b charge Of Mr. N D. MussELnAx.
IN e.perienced JotPrinter, and We shah be able to
execute eAery thinEp that line with taste, exped-
ton and at the los 'tru ing rates.
Orders solicited
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WAsrED.--A smart, active boy, who can
read write and spell well, to learn the
rf'ntsng business. One from the country
preiered. We can do well By good boy,
who desires to learn the trade, and is will
ing tow it until he has learned it before
graduating as journeyman.
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SIGEL HALT,

JOHN LwITzLER. Proprietor, Front Street
Sd door West of the Ottumwa louise
Ottumwa, Iowa.
lf youlwant to drink mat Sigel, 20 to
Sigel HaR. 81
If YOU want good glass ale, 80, to
Sigel Halt
ifyou want good glass of ,er, 60 to
Sigel Hall.
II you want a good cigar 60 to gel
Hall.
II you want a diSh of Fresh ysters, e.
celvt ii " Express, 90 to o,eel Hal
Iayo1want anything good go to Sigel
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Arrival and de sarture of Mails.
OTTUm WA. IOWA.

Arrival and Departure of Malls.
OTTUM WA, IOWA.
EASTERN MAIL,
vrAB. a n. r. n. q.
Arrives DaiIy-sundays excepted-rat ss1Ap m.
and S.30p. m. LeSves at 800 a. m and 1O:S0 4. M
Time half an hourfaster than common. Mail closes
one hour before the train feaves.
SOUTHERN MAIL, tKeokuk).
VIA K. TT. D. N. AM.RR.
Arrives psiy-sundays excepted-at 3:15 p. m
aud leaves at $40 p. m. sfE
WESTERN MAIL,
VIA TT D. n. MR..
Arrives Daily-sundays excepted-at GAS q. m:
and at 945 a, IN. 500
NORTHERN MAIL,
vrADAHIoNEeG TO sIGopRxEY.
Arrives every Friday ats o'clock p. m, leaves
very Thursday att O'Clock q. m.
SOUTHERN MAIL,
. VIA PFIsABRT TO BLOOMFIELD.
Leaves daily Sunday excepted. at 400 p. m, and
arrive At 100 p. m.
WESTERN MAIL, (Blakesburg).
CARRIED SIX rlxEs xRKx
Arrives and leaves every day, ava O'Clock, p. m
J. w. NORRIS p. NJ.
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IM1cHreAt CENTRAL RAIL,
Great Cen trail Route 10 New york.
New Engisb and the c,nadas.

On and after snndayNov. 18th, 1850, trains leave the
Great Central Unto Depot, foot u Lak. street AZ
fOllows:% Il 80 :"
ooo AA,(Sundayfxcepted) ariive, Detroit $50
=. M 1,,onto $40 aln Suspension Bridge 4:O5 u.
q, nuns'e on =. u: Albany 3G p m; New York
v.SO p H.; Boston ~ q. m.
90 q: toaturd4s cxcepted,) arrives, Detroit
wv :. ,u ioronao IN; Suspension Bridge 4:45
Z; 40, ouia'U w Albany 6:45 q. A.; New York
li.OQy' ms BOSTON % p. In.
4 ty"v =. e. lSaturdfs and Sundays excepted) arr.
Dsx W.i 4onto 20 y 10; lsus. Bridge g. IL
IP ~ AtW .'0A II Y. D. i3Pan. Boston g. % d m
4 OftcE TSAIs'1i a the Micfdgsu Central 4 r.
l-lesye y ieago 81 :. m 4sil Train l0Ov .. "a
4 Fast Exprs me q0p1 IN main lkxwiag Chic 20
runs tnrosa t9Cincihati without ebkngc OF cars or
~ nutai Patenv entilatipg and w armirg ap.
| paratus enA cars oqhis Comp$ay.1 =
e1 An fgant sdkers, ca with euchre tables
has lately teen adde4o our dad trsins
Il Patent s.Hpng c4 on nigib trains Baggage
II shecked Though. 1l1pugh tichgs for sale at all
Il principal Ratroad ONes in the Nest at the f;enar
d Office cor&er Of Aand De5nboru streets. Inn.
der the TREND t Houaex Shicass and OF the Depot
4 g ], wsswo-e fs:ss s' r.:,. s agent.
-" - ''''y cTlcsgo.
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Ia. DIsraIcr Coukr. Vas in session
several days iast week. Judge Trinble Pre-.
siding. The term was an adjourned one to
dispose Of some chancery business left ov FL
G the last regular term. Adjourned on
II 9turday.
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Tn. weather the past week has been
p.s,nt-fine for winter. The eighing
Alrst rate, and is being largely improved.
III boys are having good time coasting
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The Messrs Ladd have closed their pack
business for the season, having Kill.
during the season 10000 Hogs are
orth s., so, best quality.
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The paper has been delayed slightly this
wcok-sin consequence OF having to put up
our new Job Press.
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~ HEREAs, rhe n sersigueehs. located in the
W CITY OF orrnmwa and opened arecruiiGg
Il, con taken FROM this State an, na vkprepar-
cd io furnish substitutes to allihose who desire the
net for planting batteries, hut for planti.g Corn
Known ~ the
MISSOURI CORN PLANTER,
which has now .ea thoroughly tested. and found 70
be no hunhur is ms been the with most patent
planters that have seen palrn"d off the farmer
ofhis as well as Oft states. But This is the age o.
Improvement. A few yenis Ego this machine wa
allied hunhug. but nos hrs The reputation of being
RE BEST AID ONLY RELIABLE PLANTER II
Use
Vow al uantts for You to give nv PLANTER trial
n iwiii warrant IL t. more ltbnr than an,
other tlantrr now IN existence II will save m ,rn
aiHo ear :" errrS ttrfHe' that nses one, besides
than ~ planting by haUd or with horse Innchinc.
and as wages are very ch aud hands ~ yen
nave 70 u" Is TO plant yo9r corn with TIE Nilsson
Com f'snier, ard by so doing you can have you
< '.a
In rergect Rows botn ways,
at5 tteu - one f those bugev plows and boy of
..g Egars go cultivate dity acr@s himself where
I4' you iifnt on ern III one of II horse plant
ers y"u cam los Pat one way. and thereby loose
hai your croi tja II your ground is in the
OF order, ypp cant plant all witi horse chine
his machine nas been H. since 1891 long enough
I" crush anything that is hunbug ut ster.ce
hn ilke an avalanche it gets stronger as it goes
ahead. good hand can plant Fl en- eight to ten
acres per day owing TO the ground.
n MEIER Clogs or CH0EES
in wet ground, and works az well in sod as old
srornd. challenge the worl Id beat II in allkiu
of GROUND with eithe horse or hand machine Ar,
on" yisalng trial OF machines can choose Tn.
place and a poi their time, and will meet then
Now farmers before you plant your be sure !
get the Missouri Torn Planter to plant with arr
be sure that it has - 5. H." on each hinge am
manuf1 ctnred at Oitumwa, Iowa. None genuine
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THE PRAIRIE FABMER.
WEEKLY AGRICULTURAL 4 HOME JOURNAL
tEsta lished In 1sli.]
Devoted TO the Interests Of the whoi> industrial
Community. Ar Indispensable companion 20 ~,
Farmer, the 0rehardisi and the Housewife
The oldest, the Best and ,nosf U;deiv circ,lot.d
Western Agricultural Publication
stock breeders, Grain Growers Cane Flax Cot
ton and Tobacco Growers, Horticuiturists Farmers.
BOYS, Farmers Wives and Farmers Daughter, an
want this sterling and popular journal Of ltural life
It's record OF the Con iiton OF the Crors all over
ne Northwest and Its weekly Market Reports are
OF the most reliable character
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
etopy.$2; two copi s, IS; six copies and one
ree 10 agent 20; ten COMES and one Tree agent
Is. large and liberal list Of Premiums II orrrss
tor larrer Clubs subscribers. For samples ano
further particular saddress EMERY 4 co
Nov. 70, 'es 4w, Of 2o4 Lake St CH cAGo, Ills
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DOWN 60 THE PkICES.
GREAT FALL.
IN CLOTHING G..
r. G. GCODSON.

Having received an entirely new and very select
PANTS, COATS, &C., at -
4 REUUGTION or ABOUT % PEI.
CENT UPON PREVIOUS RATES.
Fer examples
Suits formerly s2s, 90 for $1,000
Coats lS,t@, for 1900
Vests and Pants I" Hoo for 900
and other goods In proportion.
Work done better than it can he dane Else
Dhsre ia IMpcllo county.
" suits at these rates don't suit then EVERYDAY
mast he hard to suit. Come anu try me-
20 Cutting done, and Garments made as usual
n. c.. GOODSGS.-
June 1902. Opposite Washturn's Tir Sbop
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Price, Is cents per Boz. OF Foxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. AVER 4 Co, Lowell. Mass

!. 80. l.. L ~ in, Suail Il SO. 80;
Pc -er Utecht, Otiumwa; 8 u. Knigh,
agency City; J Finley, Pr Richmond
J. l.. Sianard, Kirk iI,e 49,
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Ayer's. Is
exz,zAgG9
'PI T.T g,


Are you ei6k,- feeble, ana
complaiDingA Are yon out
of order. with youk system
.deranged, and your feelfpes
uncomfortable These n ND.
IONS ere often the pfSisia
to serious Illness. Some &C
of sickness IL creeping ufeh
you, and Hhould be averfe6
b. a timely us>- OF the right
remedy. Take A. er's Ills,
and cleanse out the disors
dered humore purify tho
blood, and let the fluida
move Oh inobstructed in
health again. They stimu.
late the functions of The
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INrrRroR.

Washington D. c !, 18th Fet.. 1856.
SIR: have used your Pills in my general and
hospital practice ever since you made them, and
cannot hesitate to say they are the best cathartio
we employ. Their regulating action OH the liver 10
quick and decided, consequently they are an ad.
mrabe remedy for arrangements OF that organ.
Indeed, have seldom found a case OF bilious dis.
ease so obstinate that it did not readily ,ieid to
them. Fraternally yours, ALONZO BALL, NJ D.,
Physieiuu of fbe iy1r,,,e Eyns,,f1f
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GTy llRREAS, Thc IL sertfpDed he. located in The
w city OF nrtnmwa aud opened u recruitiEg
and suhstitnte office, and there is to be about
in,G0h pel taken FROM this State, am ne ysprepa
cd Ia furnish substitutes to allhose who desire Them
net for planting batteries, hut for Planti.t Corr
Rnoyi A the
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From DR.. j. G.. Green, Of Chicago.
Your Pills have had long tIisl in lny practice,
and hold them in esteem of the best aperi.
ents have found. Their alter alive effect upon
the liver makes them excellent remedy. when
given in small doses TOR bilious dysenfery and diar-
rh0a. Their sugar-coating makes them very &c.
equitable aud convenient tor the use OF women aud
children.
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p.r - ta 49,,
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Bilious Disorders - Liver Complnints.
From DR.. Theodore Bell, Of Nero York Cify
Not only are your, Pills admirably adapted TO their
effects upon the Liver very marked indeed They
have in my practice proved more eflectual for the
cure of bilious complaints than any one remedy
can mention ] sincerely rejoice that we have at
length purgative which is worthy the confidence of
the profession and the people
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From Dr Edtcdrd Boyd baltimore
DEAR BRO. AVER; cannot answer YOU ,chat
complaints have cured with your Pills better than
to say all that zoe eper treat ich purgdfire nei.
cine. place great dependence OH that effectual
cathartic in my daily contest with disease ana be-
!eving. as do. that your Pills afford the best We
have, OF course value them highly.
PITTsBuRa, Pa. Nay l. 1885,
DIR. j. G. AVER. Sir have been repeatedly
cured of the worst headache any body can have by
dose or two OF your Pills. 1t seems TO arise from
foul stomach. which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect, ED w PREBLE.
Clerk of Steamer (YariOu