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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12

Freights are more active for Grain, and firm
a, the advance but the market otherwise qsiie da.
TO Liverpool tic engagements are, per neutral vessel,
20 tuns Heavy Goods at rs. 3D.. and 9 s;esnes
5000 bush Wheat. az Cd and go bxs. Bacon. at 2o
To London y neutral dsg-2O tuls Lard and Bacon az
i5s, and y steamer. 400 bbls, Flour at H. Cd "a
tnns Oil and 50 tuns Tobacco at 25si 100 bales tuTs
st 2Os and % do Hops, at I'd. TO Glasgow 1000 bush
Wheat at SD in bulk; and y steamer, 1900 do do.
ct Cd, and 1000 bbls Flour. at Is. Cd To Bristol-1
TINS Tallow, p neutral vessel. at 2Os To Bremen-la
bids. Tobacco at ~. Cd, TO Hayre-loo casks Ashes
sod 1000 Sailed Hides at 50f In charters we learn
Of neutral vessel With Wheat 10 Cork. for
srders at o. cd. p imperial quarter. TA'
sApEfn1 LiH reports: Two barks. each COO tuns
tom Chincas TO Cork for orders to port 10 Great
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
o.y. WHOLESALE Prices OF CounIry Produce.
on IRE NHTE ENDING W EpEKfDAT. sfy ~. 1914
lnet. I,d - rrr.,IN ELr nH y y InInu.n

FOR IBE NSIK ENDING NEpEKiDAT, Giy IT, 1914
hepof.d expressly IlT IaK y. L. IBIBUsH
Shippers Of produce in ofder a. realIe Tie hsos marie.
fces oI theI conssnn should heed the following 10
sructi0Is.
Msrl tie consgne,s plainly and neatly upos oach
package 10 be slipped together With yor pgvs
risIs aud also Ito cout.ufs Of the pacAtge.
De that tue article good order when pat into the
pscksre and thai they s they cannot 6Tcss
spoil on the way
Send an invoice 10 the onfnes by mail, Immediately
o. iruent Of good
reputation iOr ACCURACY o. count WEIGHT tac. L. Is vsJ
vslnsble. ffl,e only di-cnd brand pur
thssss cautious IN future - the disadvantage oil the supper
il well for shipper Ia have uniform marx for bis pscth
tes orcf, that bayer should be poa-ed vim
chase hs would know how to Ind snothsT.
Eeetless and o.esiHnes. arc Indispensable
The commission tor selling FROM TO 10 q cent which
ocours should be deducted fon the prizes quoted TO give
tho net returns
The following the wholesale comHistio1 prizes boaa
hie sales o. good articles, IN good osderf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
Britain Guano at "a two Br. barhs $40 and 100 TINS
FINN Richhucto 70 Pcnarth Roads for orders 70 port

from Rcbibucto TO Penarh Roads for orders n port
in Bristol Channel, Deals. e2s. Cd b. vessel 3OOO
bbs Petroleum 10 Cork for orders if to Great Britain,
Is Cd or If % the Continent e. Br bark. 1900 bills,
Norw. bark, 90 bills and two Swe briggs 800 and
900 bbls 20 Havre Petroleum IS cd bark 3j5 funs
to Malaga Light Pipe Slaves s2s Heavy do, s35 and
light hid. SEQ b. brig l25 tHns, 10 a Gulf port
g. $50 part gold Danish brig la5 tuns, 10 Porto Rice
and back. 81 800 half god Br. brig 100 tuns TO The
W.ndward and back, 81 ECO half gold; Br. brig lt
uns and schr 100 tus to the Windward, e0c., god
a Ir. brig. 22I tuns. to South Side Cuba and back
$ 200 gold bork as tuns, TO Sagua and back Sugar
81, ind IlolaSses - ca under deck British
trie 9s6 tuDs TO Havana. 81 500, part goiI
one. le9 tuDs same voyage, about % cen''
p barrel; bark. ?95 tuns to Glaze Bay
and back Coal g.; British brig 20 tuns to Co"
Bay and back. 81 Leo p month; one 100 tuns same
voyage g.. 900 T. north; schooner, 800 tuns same
VOYAGE 81 500 y month; one to Port Royal 500 =
month; one TO Hallowel Chalk 81 two from kondou'
10 Boston Cement a 042c and Coal e. co. two iroa
Newark 10 Boston snd one from jersey City to Boston,
Iron 81; one from Port Even to Boston. Coal e. So
brig hence to Boston Bricks 81 Is; British bark
500 TINS Petroleum to Antwerp Danish brig 20
bhls to Rio Jan ero British schooner $50 tuna to
Gull port and 1rig 965 tuns. 10 South Side Cuba On
private terms ye notice the sale Of the brig Samson
27s tnns built al Mystic in ls47. at $1,000.
The business of the Sub-TreaSury was: Re
conts g. 125 ss. flor Customs, 10000 and lOio
Bonds. si5,O5Oi payments, sl4o6,Oi4 60; Balance
$50, 7s2 592 "a.
Money is easy at 6G1 per cent, aud offered
in large amounts TO leading houses. The deposits Al
bank are upon the increase again and thus FAR there
has been found no corresponding demand from boro"
ers The flow Of paper money from the National 1roasui
continues and financial authorities unite in saying tAa
for some weeks rates ofintcreS must rule low and Dor
rowers be eagerly sought for the idle capital accumnat
ng in tie lending cities. The in money is clearly
seen in the increased sales Of l0i0s Inc First National
sold si23 400 to-day, and the Sixth National $40 900
yesterday.
Allen Campbell, esq, has been elected Pres
ilent Of the Cumberland Coal and iron Co. He has
recently made thorough examination OF the property
under his administration. The stockholders are sure OF
economy and favorable financial result.
Michigan Central Stock was active to-day
under reports # an increased dividend It's earning
would warrant large increase and win DO for the sh
months ending in May substantially as follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12

frit ani O.. 70 70 20 y - so zee.
Since spl 645 10 38,3i3 3i1S pa. 1897 1919 ....
PETROLFt " 10 hflDer, especially Eshn~i ~ bond
patty with tie rpd aavsnc~ u Gold and Ereur~ bot
,alea 80 bbIs Rsh.d in bont So tho spot snd
0J do IN Piladelphis, t1y~rs option July A. tac. Crude
qIet bat ~ 4J1c Refined nee Il LdGc fo iishl
pno white and BeDzne e; 9eo The receipts sIe
33li bhG
TCF-Tb. m.r.e, ,, FEEL. the e,e, 9th. general ssns
.acons adSisr Holder sakins fat previous rss
/ : JGAHs-1heIe has been rather dom. IN Raw
to-day and the Gusuf- % tc adv I'd gr,cs
ofg ~ higher have been Outlined. be incl I'd.
81 nhds CUBA a. lic for good rgnnins md iof good
gro, eTy eTades Rehf ed air dull OIL lstc for Nads
SEEDH-rLe den.nd for Clover ia lslt and picss
lower aud WY uLset,d sslcs 81 anal oi. llc
Timothy Seed i heavy and inaciiTe o. - Cia - - bush
Roi Oh faIe'd "a ~ iar demand a. 81 iJd ~ q bush
each.
SIEARS-Ths marriott & unsettled and quiet, sales Of
Is, aO0 n good " bite ~ 1910 cash
TObACCOIe NAH Tor Leaf l. very active. ing TO
the nssHty VA regard 10 the future pl1d4crd by the
Of the army Lug, common and loSed stock, Ac.
extremely d but foT The cice grades couGde. able inquiry
pre ais psicul-ry ne Csrksvie which Is An;ed fof
1erv fsyoIably received. We Qgo,e cop follows.
.t Lersi isSt ior :osed o. order % r.
Tor Lng Udllc foT common Leaf BE for medium do,
to Gc for good g. snl sd l0c FOR hno DO heavy NeIem
60 49,. Tor medium DO. 20dLc fo good DO Ac ~ ,l tine
d. 48dslc Toy selections Seed Leaf fairly active aid
firm Tie uncertainty Ia regard TO Tho question -l
the msie FOR mapuiactured quiet AID have
noiaiDg II Importance 10 acyiso
TAL10WThs Hartc' is more sciivo. aud close hrm-f
saes OF Fos n Al la;oi.; for "o'torn enJ lJGl is
C!iy.
THIsEY-Ibe market Is extremely dul lower and
nominal; sale. 81 "alv 40 hls state 81 81 RIA sl -
Western u bs at . 2:ld 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12

a jmrroved demand for most kinds In Wheat notice
oors inquiry forward delivery but demand Of moment
for that the spot, buyers and sellers being still at vnnee
nrres the sales bushels gocd White
Cansd on on the spot last evening TO- and 90 do No
Chicago Spring arrive in ten days hence at about 80 Y
bush Barley Is fair request and 10 steady; sales Of 5eD
bn.hels Canada East at 81 4dfR Barley Mat quite
active and Il hrn; sales Of 1850? bushels State ? so
4 CO. rive l. quiet and selling slowly in smsi lots a. ~
asl g. Oat. are less active and and unsettled Ut
Inc close sales Of Canadian at 6d8,c; S,sta at 8GGi
ard Western At &C. cash Com il active and is less
plenty and ld2c bush higher; sales of Is go bush At
: lja q Al for Western Mixed in store, aud 3 Ala W
for do delivered telegraphc dispatch lust hand from
reports the arrivals Of Wheat there to-day E. 80 eV
busr but Nth active demand prices advanced to : 10.
for No Sprug Wheat ia store, and 81 10y Tor No d.
with frecI 10 Ruiao steady s!c. Oats T. bush
higher and Extra spring Wheat Flour Zoe y bb with sales
a rs 60.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
Ale0ilal.

MANHOOD and the vigor Of Youth Restored
WI in -Four Weess 6y Dr.. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE
This wonderful sseut will restore Manhood to the mos
Shattered Constitution whether arising from EIceses s<5
Abuse tho Effects OF Climate, Natural Causes The time
required the inveersts four weeks faS
ure impossible. DR.. RECORD ) ESSENCE OF LIFE
sold with Instructions use Tor 81 forr qBaDf
In for 81 carefully packed receipts Of RENT,
tace by his accredited asrn Circulars sent ee reees
Of fAr stamps PHILIP ROLAND. No. al Broome,I,
On. door west 6om broadway New YoTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
nlihiarp Notires.
STATE or Nxw.YoRx.
OyyICS OF PAYsAsTER-GEkEsAL,
ARM MAY a llhA

STATE NxwYoRK
OyyICS OF PAYsAsTER-GEkEsAL
ALBAsr May D. 1854
nor WANT of the like facilities ~ were
afforded in the Northern aud Western DIV, ons, tho
enlisted under the calls ia the Southern Dyf
sion OF The state comprising the brat ten Congressional Div
icts ~er-'oblsed. otheu. TO the held without
the STATE BOUNTY. In the recent battles many whom ne
mad not ye, been able to reach In the hed ms,
have been killed.
Widow. and othcrs residing In fewyo City aud he u
ciny. having claims tht otce will II they call Ms'o'
ROBERT BENSON IT,, No. States New-York Cxy,
have their papers arsngd and wrded free OF expense
JOHN ID. VAN buren,, Paymas,er- tisoeral
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
Phiiadelpisin Cattle Ilnrkcf-MAY 10.

T-Is Sod supply OF B..r C.tti- th. week. the ose
ing, amounting about D0 head There good demand
many ~ the cattle bought foT be Government. Ord
nary and good b-ve. soid siaa us TO n. Prime and
kr'ra .0.a AZ IS .Od 81
suEyFThe supply q sheep reached 10 $40 bead ell ..
which soi s6diie e. N of clipped, and TO- 4 n.
gross. cor wool sheep
Ho1s The sale o. amounted TO 3 $50 head ct both
yards pice- ranged a. slla2lSt \. 100 10, net.
CovbThofc tsf been bat little change IN ths market rs
&c d dsp0..d Of s2ya 30 each foI Spr and
s1sdS for cows with calves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
Rosfon Cattle Market.

Hss,-Firi quality Ell 7sd 80 20 )Psr 100 z on the total
Tb 9aa so so. 10 Sa II ~ and ta,e.-ed bet
20 aud Pre-. y ssG 10 81
Working Orsn-=leJo $3.50 Iir or according TO iheir
value - beef $1,000. .
Min Cows-t+0o 80; Extra god, tSoa rs with u
whou, caves MY be- ssrccd fsrIo" and Ordinary y"
c~so. "
.,er,-si la,c. Errs, siaic.o T. y On I've weight Of
wooded. fc7r -hcsrcd. -
Sr-i.r-shoa.s shoic.,e sa9c.; retail, ioaile. y.
suekny Pigs lfdiac. Nogs. "a =. q ID.
gsol Ca,>s-+j0 "a = head in Tote -
Hi,t-Od o.c Cell SKINS. 20a-Jc. Ialow, ,, dl'c e ID
Psts with woo on, - ga - each. 50
RBsAREa-fhis well - Last, The nsub,r Of BEEF
Cst. m.ri.t T. su- brt sho eisl 20 the tenArd hnc
lriy ~ .d yesterday. Their 10 but LITE chang IA
preshe droyes claim they lower snt the buy thar
they higher A. Can bridge there 30 nest ron
laupshire H1s,scusais and Vermont ~ br siton
Albany compared WITT 80 last week and fss stat"
Cattle. The Ner,orH nosy soOd-few s'ips under ne
and few II any &c. 4 N. counting hide ami i.o~ WIN
beef Ony single pair Of oxen nom Mains. The oe.i o.
Stats Ia put up In and barrels in Portland
Few sheep and few % be wsntcd acr the large
ply Of last week About co New gland and 80 Wes,.r.
Pat oys quoted considerably lower Tue trade In Store
Pig 10 bTik a quotations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12

The PEARL-sTRRET HoarCIDE.-The inques
in the case Of Patrick Gsnley the Second avenue Rail
road conductor who died last Sunday evening from TIA
effects of blow the forehead with stone thrown b.,
one Of gang Of young rowdes concluded Yesterday
by Coroner Widcy at the New York Hospital The syf
dence elected about the same as heretofore pub
lished. The Jury rendered verdict that the Dc
ceased his death by injuries at the hands OF Martin
Dewitt We consider John Sullivan accessory 70 the
fact" Sullivan was committed. He is only Is years
age and had nothing to soy Ia answer ~ the charge
Eugene Sullivan was committed 70 the House Of DeeN
ton as q witness. Dewitt Is still at large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT or GENERAL sEsslONS-MAY n-Before
Recorder HOFFMAN,
John Dryer pleaded guilty OF assault and battery.
PeAitentiary one year
VIM. n. Van Tss-el, petty larceny. Remsnded
James Butler, Charles Taylor, and JoAs AoCery. pleaded
guilty Of petty Larceny. House OF Refuge
Ann Cofy pleaded guilty OF petty iarreny Rossrded
William Coo pleaded gully OF potty sxce.y Bsuse u
Refuge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
fAdve i.sementl

MILLER g. CARPgSrsR, Produce Conrnissioa
Merchants for tho sale Of Butter Chee,e Lard Egg, Pou
Game Grsin Flour Pork, Hops, seed Beans, Dried FruS
aud Country Produce generally No. Erie baiidmss N T.
Ma 200 We give personal attention
ae selling OF all goods consigned liberal cab adysas
made on constituents hesronce President o. living bssk
h Aarsh President Erie Railway Compsny President hou
River Bank and osokett, Bechsr = Co.. \. I:
n B-Wa nted on cou. rmeu;, Clover, Timothy and FAs
Seed for cur Increasing home and shipping trade
Also choice Dress Poultry Stalled and Flight Peeops ~
other Game.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
iUeooins 0aros. &r
Builoinn alaterials.

nRAIN TILE, Chimney Tops, Garden Vases,
~ CTee-Iiouse Malt Kiln anu Flooring Tiles, Fire snd
Bath Bricks, Sewer AID Water Pipes Plumbers Materials
Sc F. H. QUINN Long Island Pottery Depot e7s Pearl ~
DEADY ROOFING-Durable as Tin OF
~ Shingles a; hall the cost Clements for Repairing tn
and Single Roofs. READY ROOFING Co,
No. 70 Maiden ANA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12

FIRE IN TENTH STREET.-The Offlce OF the
Empire brewery No. lse West Tenth street owned by
night to the Of $500 Mr. Price while endeay.
orng to eItingush the fsneA had his hands severely
burned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12

TUp ORIGINAL HIRAM ANDERSON,

THE URIGINAL UIKAM ANDEhoON' We %
Bowery Il selling superior English Royal Velvet and Baset
Tapestry hgrsiu CIRPETs, KEGS, MATS MATING IASLf
and PI,so COVERS, WINDOW SHADES, DRuGesrs fo1fySe
vide; fLoog OiLCLora, from Three to twsnyIosf LEG
MD All goods are guaranteed urging to buy oDt Pfe
onIv Look for Rialx AND sRsos No. " Bovery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
Hcceipt. Of Produce.

Corn M.s l0m0 bush Nhu,, t0eo d.. GAS z50 10
MA. gJ pig Provisions. 60 g. Lard 10 do bu,te
d do. Ashe, 20 do Oil ale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
IAdyertisementl

DISTILLED Dew imparts 10 the skin clear
ne.. .one.s and beauty unsttanabe BY any other
exciting irore among the most beautiful AND isshoHssl
women. AL druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12

CHAMBER OF COMMERCIAL special meetns
Of the Chandler Of Commerce will be held this day It
o'clock consider what action it may be proper 10 tax,
relative TO the recent circular Of the Secretary Of ths
Treasury in regard TO the time when the Joint resoln
ton of Congress imposing duties Of 50 per cent sdd,
tional on imported goods shall take effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12

Mr.. Gustayus Gutter of the firm Of Messr,.
Loeschigk wesendonot Go. has been elected ID
rector IN the Central National Bank in place OF Mr. C.
L Anthony. resigned.
Mr.. Albert II. Nicolay will hold his regular
auction sale Of stocks and bonds Tomorrow Thursday
May l2 at l2I O'clock at the Stock SaiesIcoms No 81
William street. see advertisements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12

The MEMORY oPGEN. WADswoRTH.-A meet
ing Of the members Of the Union Defense COMMITTEE,
will be held afternoon. at the rooms Of II,
Chamber Of Commerce. for tie purpose Of adopting suit
able resolutions TO the memory Of the late Gen Jase
S. Wordsworth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12

The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Road earned in April si74ooo increase If sll2 ooo
The earnings Of the Chicago and Alton Rail
read during the first week in May were:
leef.........s3s,7l3 90 lsS3.......... s3oaas 90
incresse...... 47A 70
The steamer Olympus this morning takes out
in specie 81 Ol2 +ss, and the Europa from Boston.
$1,000.
A telegram from San Francisco, dated May
TO- TO VIM. I. Coleman ca, quotes Mining Stocks as
eollows Ophir e. 100 q foot; Gol,d Curry. $4,000
y foot; Savage. s22o0 y foot; Potosi fs25 y foori
Sierra Nevada s7o y foot Yellow Jacket 500 . foot;
Crown Point, 500 y foot.
The following il statement Of Goa. trans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12


Increase on 6monhs..........-..S 4o2e
equal alone to over y cent the stock. The road
has largo surplus end is able to make dividends equal
to those paid by stocks selling AT iGoal7o. In six
months it has earned over 9 cent
The Rock Island road earned the FIRST week
in May;
lsG3.... s3l 7ss ls64....e76R
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12

more Rev w. L. Thornton and Rev. Lschlan Tsyss Il 70
gland.
CENTRAL AnrRIoAS EDUCATION SoouHrY.-ABnasl nss<
ing the Of the American Board Of Commsnos Ia
Yoreixn Missions, st4p.m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12

BOARD OF ALDgRMES.--There was no niece
ing Of this Board yesterday for want Of quorum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
BrANs AND PEAS.

Receipts light the latter part o, lat weok. and
pce, advanced 10 f0e for choice tabs Free this
w.ek caused downward tendency though the dnasd
'inueA actiyc The supply increasing erch weei and tn
quslny and color improving but pospesye Skipping de-
iAnd viii not admit OF much decline uss-d success Il
or hnes In the field causes heavy s IN the gold market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
(Advertisementl

1000 REFRIGREAT0Rs, from 81 50, at
L. u. DAssyoRDs, Cooper InrlstA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12

WIN. EvERDELL's SONS, No. I04 Fulton
W st-sTEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MAN
UPACTURrRs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
Aliseellaneous.

WASH PAID for RAGS and all kinds o.
- '"i N"-"NAA"S JOIN s. ANDREWS.
No. 81, 80, IS C-nTest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
printing.

ADAMS PRESSNORK. Publishers ana
N other, desiring ADAbG PRESsWORk promptly teae
car be accommodated at HOLMAS'S sIEAM-fhNlINS
ESTABLISHMENT. corner Of Centre and W hss-s's
DILLHEADS, Circulars, Cards, Catalogues,
ID Pamphlets and every variety OF PltlNtiSo, oy sac
at EObhiANS. corner Centre and !" hite-sts
IIrAI ENEPnEIIi SONS M In4 Enltnn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
EARLY VLGETABLB.

tn, few mast DAVIS ~ warm weather have brought forward
the new Vegetable in abundaneo but with the exception Of
Sprouts and Spinach which druf, ana se ., n1 nn
rates they will soon be worthless the ACTIVE ue 'P
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12

OF the Green Fruits. Apples alone remain Crnoerres nav
vsuelc. Apples ere comparatively scarce, and very hIsn
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-01-28
"'es ana Regulations adop ed
by the Board Of Health of
the City Of Oftum wa.

IN accordance to ordnance nu n,5er 81
Of tho CITY Of O,tunel.
Rule No. 1st. That every psrs,a who
hsye not already b.en .yaccna,ed must
have the sam, dois with ,ut delay.
Rale 2. Tint every p,rson takn. any
such contagious disease, are req lirel to re.
port to the Mayor without delay, AMI that
on said report being received, a guard will
De placed over the premises to prevent in-
gress or es,ess to all persons except ply
sicians nurses.
Rule 81. That every person kno wing
themselves to have been exposed to the con
tagion shall refrain from mixing with the
u It'll such danger is past.
Rlle 4. Thn any house becoming in fec.
ted will remain closed until the board OF
health order otherwise. atv-rYr~ge
Bale That. every p arson knowingly vi.
olating any of the above rules will be pun
ished as the ordinance Directs. Cg
s@&S590 SAMUEL GOSSAGE, Mayor
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-01-28

UNANIMou. VEaDicr.--The mostrigid an
alysis by. good chemists have tailel to dis,
cover anything in the ChsmicaI SaIesatus
which cam when, properly used, be in the
least degree striR,ntal to health. .WhiI
The woman Of our country entertain sent
ments widely different upon other matters,
all c,ncur in . var lict that the Chemie1l
Saleratas is the only infallible Article in dse
for light aud sweet bread.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-01-28
,sgu M A RBLE HALL ggie !
Dining and oyster Saloon.

The undersign ID would inform the citi.
zens Of Ottunlwa andthe public generally /,
that he has removed his Saloon into the
second story of the Carroll House, Gimme.
diately above his former room,) where he is
better prepared now than heretofore 10 ac
commodate those who may favor him with
call. He has also fitted up rooms for
dining, and is prepared to furnish , hua
Warm meals at any hour In the naornjng
! -IJmu3 sIc7 ar evening" has fgsae
R-Fresh Oysters received daily by Ex,
press, = wITTTg ctwQ Ag0g I
Rem em5er the place, Marble Hall. Carroll
House building, second story. % lsA'
Dec. 8, 1868 1895 WIN. A. MOLL..
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-01-28
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Persons Of sedentary habits troubled with weak
ness lasstude palpitation of the heart lack of APP
ton, &c., desc to suffer if they will not try the
eeiebrated Easas-7 Ei'-'
PLANTATG BIT ERS. ,ta
which are now recommended by the highest modest,
authorities, and warranted to produce an insmeas-
ate beneficial effect. They exceedingly reea-
BILE, perfectly pure and must suPereede all other
tonies where healthy gentle stimalant Is required
They purify, str engtken and invgorate.
They create healthya petite.
They are an antidote TO change of water and diet:
They overcome effects of d ssipation and late
hours. ~ tF&E . '+
They strengthen the syst n and liven tho mind.
They prevent miasmatic and inter mittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity ofthestomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea. Cholera and Cholera Morbus.'
They cure Lily or Comp La mt an d Nervous headach
They make the weak strong, the languid brilliant,
and are exhausted natures great restorer. They
are composed Of the celebrated Calisaya bark, win
tergreen, sassafras roots and herbs, all preserved
in perfectly pure st. crox rum. Tor particulars,
see circulars understandable around each bottle.
Beware of imposters. Examine es cry bottle See
that II has ID. y. Barnes signature private u
s. Stamp over the cork, with plantation scene, and
Gun firm signature on fine steel plate engraving
on side label. See that eur bottle Is not refiled
With spurious and deletsrious stuE. We DEFY anv
person match the taste character ofour goods.
Any person pretendin TO sell Piauation Bitters BY
the gallon or In bulk, is an mpaslrr. We sch only
in log cabin bottle. Any person initiating this
bottle Sc Hing any ther material therein, wheth
err called Plantation pitters or not is cria nal un