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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-09
LEGAL NOTICES.

A CARD ENGLISH CLAIMS
The undersigned having had several experiences
the OF Enfsn claims possessing facilities for
the purpose, win spend the In England with view
OF In vest eating claims.
Applications personally or By letter. OF all PERSONS be-
evng themselves entitled 70 MONEYS estate. will be
promptly responded Information given probA
bity Of recovery. and the requirements ~ proof
Also debts collected. NY g. wYsHAM,
Attorney Law.
DO &c North hares street
RyvsRs TO.
HrcH D.vTv Fans, L. L. D.,
1HoMAs y. A.syArDgR ESQ.,. < Baltimore
J. MASON CaspBELI. ESQ,
LRsu*sic BsRsEL Esa. British Cease, y Daiuxers.
Hon. d. CoDDfssroN,
ROSWELL GR0vEa Eco,
l Pa H. HolL
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RIO MISS WELLINGTON.
II your fortune you would know,
To Miss Wellington you shoud 60;
She never fails To tell you true
What Fortune has IN store for YOU
Husbands. intemperate or untre,
She will restore faithful to you;
For love good luck IN busincss she
tai man for life will guarantee.
Call II you can IL not you'd better
Con, suit her Immediately by letter.
This beautiful lady, gifted and true.
Reside at one hundred and Sixth ayeuuo
Business hours from A. NJ. to u. N.
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COMMENCE0 *.
xr whesey ,.rss much pleasure in snnouncins that ia
iSssSsE sueSEss AND LEGITIMATE TRIUMPH OF
ao asD D MRS sAhssT wiEElaas
fRoIoss THEIR Eli" ESG.ssxEsr FOR SIX NIGHTS
being positively their last in New York this
-, On MONDAY EVENING. May . 1861.
re VIII be an entire change Of performance consisting OF
'"' celebrated pf1' an a somsd IN q SEVILLE
IN which Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS viii sustain ten dif-
Miss consiantia Plitter,y . romantic
sir wiessn wn,les.' West End MRS barney ""''-'''
man ...---......,-.... - Mrs Barney Williams
Sussn H9gg'ns Hampshire lass Mrs Barney Williams
Count De Caantaad French oacer Mrs barney wiiiams
Sesns Ro Sasrn. with
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Don San hereto Del foros Manuel Arh carney "hnAm'
GIL 81 Perez bominguez. an Andau-. .
Je%ima sf Yaa.e s sarnsy Williams Wilam:
drama p Of M, MRS Williams ia this
perfect and her %onaefay rapid ana
to ss hass and "
Followed by the SssHs s + W drama entitled
judy ey hun T fys' ssSSs ss WILLIAMS
and viii % Mn % ss me
ted ON moR PSSS1 HvssIss sIs NAY IS, !
WIN Be rins Sesfss s Dm' written By
purchased by Mr: Wheatiey. entitled
in which the d'"s Sanf Efsf witt
~ 81 SGs the
THIS famous drama after many months Of preparation.
ExcfIR%Ts% SAs s Sn ~ SCENERY
80 sPLgNDiD APPOINTMENTS.
'"'' FkEMiiERE DANsEusEs
Seat, secured six days in advance.
Fox's OLD BowERY THEATRE;
m SsbAT a T9Esbny r wkDslEbzr
TIE THE h housE That FIAT j iAS B sSItE
Mr. Mr. Ton1 psSer ar Iown
Mr. C. X. Fox.. Pantaloon
A' S WITH HE FULL pasroMiME coaPANY
&C G. L. Overture. composed and arranged by A. Tyte
" 1' s~i THE /, FOREST KEEPER. !, n,xv,,
Mr., TIE sns nc aTss COMPANY
The House That Jack Bnt will be produced with all tho
Which crowded the house for several months.
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s ssssf M ana IRIS FL e Mo9a
S'''' -'''S on MONDAY EVENING. MAYS = '''"''
THOMAS BAKER.
Mn steal Director
First time At this theatre Of mos. beautiful and interest
ing DRAMA TS eli CORNER Esq. entitled
Ssss Tssssy IS i Ss:s:
Char,ei Chstiv e1 " NJ Rsrrv
s,is.r I Parsos j
Grace p,, Emery Emery . =, hsns s s vns
voS Ate, .Gv wbIs yoon
will appear for the first tine ss h IS ,eason as
in Planohe's amusing ,arss; sn,itisa ;,
Hans NORTH Mr. Z Dsydss
Harr Nj; NJ parsce n
sai ''s'"@n " j. Walters
"EDNE RFSHf1r NAY H.
VIC svn,esEv .,oux
On which occasion saw nna..,n,on
., st., az, Mk. vi AhL a lii, " he IArion'
Doors open s ~ Performances commence at TX
seats Socnreo .nree Jay III .uvauoo.
RRYASTs,:
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First time Of p 81 TInsert ~ ssoTasns
BUFFALO BOYS. DhA0A ohA"'si STOCKS UP.
-
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w,a so%%sSsr brief engagement Of four nights
AoSDA' wEpNEsDAY HE EvvE!SSING, MAYs
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 90
Appearing 10 some Of their best
IRISH AND YANKEE BBp.v,c .vnr.pcr
s On s o .ny vs MIN
c.semen.
DROADwAY THEATRE
Positively last week Of SIMMONS
" s1Mwo,s for Monday and Tuesday.
WIN appear IN rrry Y.p,Spcr cocrrvp
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T AIDES AND CHI oREN'S
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. AT
LORD TAYLORS.
ISL TO ACT Broadway. corner of Grand street.
LADIES' AND CIIILDRFNiS READY MADE LINEN
AND UNDERGRADUATES, BREAKFAST ROBES. ROBES
he CHAMBRE, &C.
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ITO MILLINERs AND COUNTRY sToREKPEPERs
i AT GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE
Examine STRAW GOODS
Examine BONNET SILKS.
Examine RIBBONS RIBBONS.
1xamine MILLINERY, LACEs AND TRAININGS
Examine STRAW AND FANCY ORNAMENTS.
Examine our FLOWERS.
wecut lengths cheaper than down town oobers sell whole
pieces CAL EDWARD RIDLEY.
Nos 81 and BIZ Grand street. and 40 66 Allen street
fifth block east from the Bowerv.
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MO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STARR. THE GREAT
IN European Business and Medical C;airvoyant. She
consns the present and future brings together
those long separated speedy marriages
correct likeness Of future husband absent friends
she tells You the OF the will Her
equal is not To- be found Caulion.-S50O reward any
one who her In her profes ion skill No 32
Fourth avenue between Twenty third fourth
streets. west SIDE Gentlemen admitted Hours from
. A. NJ till y =. NJ.
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WE RECOMMEND THOSE THAT HAVE ANY KE0ARD
w for their pocket TO look for our new style Of
California Diamonds Several parties have bee aksn In
With them ar.sd II want 70 buy one at fair price,
cAn an TIA nuai Al IAcoss ~ nrnadyN,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-02-25
These pumps have now been in general use ussm
Der Of years, and give better satisfaction than ang
other. and are recommended as


TIL b ST
by Capt. ERRTCsos. and other eminent Engineers-
Wecan refe. TO thousands using them and .guarar.
tee that all Ill recommend them. They are moro
less than all OF hers. ..t.a
Our readers will end the double scting, improv-
ed Pump Of j. d. West Co., one ofthe best In she
market. IL lie very simple, works 70 a charm 90 that
any child may use II throws steady, eontinusus
stream and does not freeze In the coolest expesup-
es and Is unusually cheap. We say this know ipely
and give the testimony Of eur own accord. without
the knowledge or request Of the preprietors."-N.
Y. Zee. Post, July LIST. 1858.
This may certify that have been using At NJ
mandatory for he last four years. "west's I'm.
proved Pumps" now have In use three of said
pumps, one Of which is kept constantly at work ~
hours each day, tsave sundays] and has been run
ming for the past two years. pronounce them an
hesitatingy the best pumps that have been breuy 4
to my notice, having used many others previously
They are simple In their construction and not easr
disarrsnged. 'lla, 80
N. Y. Oct. 10, 1889. JAMES A. wRep
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
ARMY and NAVY OK THE UNITED STATES.

Mr. FRAME MOORE, the Editor Of the REBELLION
REcoKp since the fall of Fort Sumpter been col
lectng the Letters of the Volunteers In the service
of The United States, published In the newspapers
throughout the Country, and also dir ecty from the
writers in active service. These all to be ar
ranged and preserved in some permanent place of
safety for the Of the future student while such
as are deemed worthy Of publication in book-form
will be reproduced IN that way. Mr. Moore will be
happy to include In his collection Gny and ecery
letter from the camp, the march, or In the field,
that has The smallest hi,torical value.
In almost every newspaper published In the vari-
GUS towns and boroughs throughout the country,
there occasionally appears letters from officers
privates descriptive of the scenes and personal ex
periences Of such persons lives. These letters-aU
0fthen,-contain the material that forms the best
part of history, and should be preserved.
Dent, then, throw away or otherwise destroy
your newspapers manuscript letters, but send
them when you have done with them, to the Editor
ofthe REBELLION RECORD, at New York City, and
thus nut the facts Of your soidierfathers and broth
ers' lives without the reach of destruction or loss
Letter RS relating to any actionor movement since
the commenc ement of the Rebellion will be proper
to send.
When you end, direct to FRANK MOORE, Editor
the REBRLLIoN RECORD, 44S Broadway, New-York.
The FULL NAME of the WRITER of these letters
should be also sent, that the proper credit may be
given where it belongs. nl6-lod
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-02-25

id Wssr + CO. ~ M a.ssftg t5t5
Gents-The pump which ordered for our Mine IL
received and put to work In our underlay shaff,
which we are sinking, We find that one man will
with ease lift 30 gallons per minute, We lifted Ia
three and half hours all the water In the shaft,
which measures seven by twelve feet and 81 feet
deep, and II was full when we commenceds Is
swers our expectations In every respect. and our
workmen are highly pleased with Il. II will do
great service with but triAing expense for Fepairs
Yours, respectfully, BuRR HIGGINs.
these enough. For Pumps, Hose. Pipe. Be-, al
dress call upon wyN tr~rv -
9 = = : ]. D. xEf / o. ~. DrssanyR
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The Federal Treasury contains $25 ,000,-
600 of gold and Sec. Chase is about to sell
IL
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-02-25
THE "PRACTICAL. FARMER .

Il designed elevate the farmer his position
asa scientific man. It's editorials are spirited, and
among its regular correspondents are the most able
agricuhurists In the country. II will be special
aim TO make this journal welcome visitor to every
household Its Ladies' Department will be found in
terestng and useful It's Youths Department will be
presided over by gentleman who has for years been
Of youth In ons Of our best institutions Of
We shall make our paper the true medium Of sue.
cess 60 grape growing Each number will lead the
way and give unmistak able directions this sub.
wilbut follow directions purchasing the right
kind OF vines, o. IN planting, training and pruning
them for the garden or vineyard.
Our price, including both the "Iona Vine and
the paper for one year, Is only One Dollar and Tw
ty.Five Gents, or by femittiRg this amouni to the
Practical Farmer and Scientific Gardiner, No. Is
Park Row, N. ", you will receive weekly agricui-
tural paper equal 20 the best published this city,
| and the grape vine above mentioned.
1t must be seen, we think, that this affords . re-
markable opportunity to make money. Twelve doL
lars club rates will secure thirteen subscribers
the " Practical FARMER" and thirteen Iona vines.
worth at the regular price list thirty dollars
club OF twelve will be entitled to paper at the
cost OF one dollar per annum with the vine git and
an extra vine ana a.o our bauer free OF ehsrss for
one year. thus atthe regular price of subschption
and the vines, make t27. The club vines In all
the numder sent to one address, less the expense TO
us ach vine. s9td!f g 0r ~ 1894
This liberal oGeris made simply to give our paper
more extensive circulation. We have stated time and
again that we should spare expense to OBJ ain the
largest circulation Of any Agricultural Paper In the
United States, and wilhere say frankly that these
club rates AFFORD us but small profit. But that
We firmly established, we are repaired to make
this liberal offer, knowing that In the end II will pay
US. We would advise those who would secure the
vine to remit Us at Twelve Dollars and We will
send thirteen dollars and credit them with thirteen
subscriptions TO the Practical Farmer for one yesr.
II the thirteen papers and vines not wanted ct
time, the Twelve Dollars will thus secure them
on call. sFt.tsr
The Iona vine is warranted TO us by Dr.. Grant,
(using his own werds,) ito be remarkably strong
and tceN rooted one year old plants, being the
same named in his catalogue for ~ each.
COUTANT 4 BAKER.
Tesms of tho Practic a. Farmer Cen.
densed.
One copy year weekly. 81 %
Ohe copy one year and one Iona Vine, the vine
will be sent by Mail, post pad....-.. ....... -
Thirteen copies aud thirteen vines address12 00
The odd vine and copy belongs TO the club agent,
Address ell commune ations to s1s5la ~ II
The PRACTICAL FARMER"
S7lb-sm, Ne. - Park Row, MY.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-02-25

To ascer(,in the length of the day aud
night at AMI, time Of the year. doable the
time Of thd sun's rising, which gives the
length ofthe night, and double the tine Of
its setting, Which giv,s the length of the
day. This is a simple method, which, we
guess, few people are aware Of ayr a,9s
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-02-25
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
AS1 ROAD.
orcat Central Route 10 New York.
Ms. New England and the Canadas. $500

r >
On and after Sunday Nov. 15th $685. trains leave the
Great Central Union Depot foot Of Lake street, as
follows: W. '.' ..a ss.1a u arfE'
$50 NJ, Sundays except ed) arrive, Detroit $3.50
?. M; Toronto 4.05 g. m; Suspension Bridge 4:O5 ~
M; Buffalo 40 a. m; Albany 345 p. M; New York
$50 p. M; Bostop IL. u. m.
40 p. m. saturdays cxcepted,) arrives, Detroit
$40 =. m; Toronto 4.45 m; Suspension Bridge 445
P. m; Buffalo BOO m; Albany 5:45 al a.; New York
Il 80 y. m; Boston 500 p. IN. 81 ,.-.s ..,.asz
1000 p. m. saturdays and Sundays excepted) arr
Detroit 1000 u. m Toronto 905 m; Sus. Bridge 10
M Albany 40 m; N. Y. 245 IN; Boston 300 p IN.
" CINCINNATI TaAIEs-yia the Michigan CentralR. r.
lesve Chicago at $50 a, Mail Train 90 p. m.
Fast Express. The 10 90 p m train leaving Chic go
rams through ~ Cincinnati without change of
baggage r
e Ruttan's Patent yentilating and Warming APP
paratus all cars of this Company.
" An elegant smokers car, with euchre tables
has lately been added to our day trains. 4 aEr
Patent Sleeping cars on night trains. Baggage
checked through. Through tickets for sale at all
principal Railroad Offices In the West, at the Genar
al ONCE corner Of Lake and Dearborn streets, Gum
der the Trement House) Chicago, and OF the Depot.
X. N. RICE, General Sup't.
X Dee y, 1853 -4sb Chicago.
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EXTENSION OF TERRITORY.

and established officers at all points on the UPPER
MISSISSIPPI, including Winona, Wabashaw, Red
Wing, Prescott and st. Paul, connecting with Bur-
bank Co.'S Express all the principal oints IN the
interior of Minnesota also, for Grow Wing, Pemb-
ma and the British Possessions .. e.. .....
Offices also have bee established on the ST. Croix
River at Hudson and saltwater.
On the St. Peters River. at ST. Peters Mank alto and
Farbault ..-.
On the Chippewa River, at Eau Claire.
They have also extended their lines westward In
Iowa and established Offices at Iowa Falls, Fort Dodge
and Sioux City. #rr. - an. 49,.
Connections are made In New York with Wells,
Faigo Il Co., for California, Oregon, &C.
At Toronto with British and American Expression
Montreal Quebec, Portland and all parts of the old
country.
At st. Joseph, by Overland Mail Company, for
Pixies Peak; California &C.
H.. ..AS. @. FARGO, Supt.
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THE SINGER
Sewing Machines.

Our LETTER FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Is
fast gaining worldwide reputation. 1t Is be-
yond doubt the best and cheapest and most beautiful
of all Family Sewing Machines yet offered to the
public. No other Family Sewing Machine has SO
many us eful appli for Hemmng, Binding, Fell
ing, Tucking, Gathering, Guagng, Braiding, En-
broidering ,Cording, and SO FORTH No other Fami-
ly Sewing Machine has SO much capacity for great
variety OF work. 1t will ali kinds of cloth, and
with all kinds oftbread Great and recent improve
ments make our Family Sewing Machine most ielia-
BILE and most durable and most certain In action at
all rates of speed It makes the 'nterocked stitch,
which is the best stitch konwn. Any one, even OF
the most ordinary capacity, can see, at glance,
how to use the letter Family Sewing Machine.
our Family Sewing Machines are furnished In chaste
and exqr.site stile 10
The Folding Case Of the Family Machins is .
piece ofcunning workmanship Of the most useful
kind 1t protects the machine when not in use,
and when shout to be operated may be opened a. a
sgacioms and substantial table to sustain the work.
While some of the Cases, made out Of the choicest
woods are finished In the simplest and chasest
manner possible, others adorned and embellisf-
ed In the most costly and superb man
II Is absolutely necessary to see the Family Ma.
chine In operation, 50 as to judge Of Its great
capacity and beauty.
1t is fast becoming As popular for family sew
ing 90 Misunderstanding machines are for manufac-
turing pun poses +s's #t#r4 ~ = fJEFEL
The Branch Offices are we'll supplied with silk
twist thread needless OIL &c. of the very best quail
ty.
Send for aPAMPBLEr.
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURE COMPANY,
ASS Broadway, New York. i.
eW- CHICAGO OFFICE so CLARK STREET.
f. W. SMITH, AGEyTIN sOTTUAWA.
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ERIE RAILWAY.

ERIE RAILWAY. -
0feas Broad Guage Double Track
+-- And Telegraph Route.
- Issc Yorh. Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
A0r,1sburg, and all Eastern cities, carrying the
q. GREAT THROUGH u 8. NAILS.
EXPRESS Trains leave DusKIRK or BUFFALO on the
arrival Of trains from the West, via the LAKE SHORE
xAILnoAD also from SALAMANCA, ON arrival of trains
via ths NsU Broad Gauge atlantic and Great Wes-
tsv~ RasIsoay from Cleveland, o.. giving Passengers
The advantage, from Dunkirk Buffalo, from
Cleveland, o., OF . Sic Foot Gauge, combining EASE
and COMFORT without change, in Vide, R00my, Pat
see Care, direct to NEW YORK. perfection attain
sAhy no other route. s,
tAsrt FOR FREIGHT Id
between all points EAST and WEST our facilities are
nnrivslled. Forming close and reliable connections
at DrIKIRK and BUFFALO with Western roads, and at
1ALANAHCA with the a' x &c FL" 'r.A
Broad Gudge Atlantic and Great Wcstern
W which route there is no transfsr between New
rsrk and Cleveland. ~
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS
Aavs New York daily for all points in the West, ma
King as Quick time and at as Low RATES ~ by any
ether route. For Freight or Passage ilquirs all
The principal Offices in the West, and at
~ Clark Street, Chicago.
az Broadway, New York,
q Is South St., 4. r., New York.
IS State Street, Boston.
=. ". BLANCHARD, CHAs. MMoT,
Cent Fr't Ag't. Gent supt.
n. 4. BAal, I.s srrscER,
Qenl Tie Agh western Ag't
Be- u, 1sea.
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THE IONA
P EMlUM CRAZE VINE +!

The Iona, Seeding brought out and named by DIR.
G. w. Grant, Of Iona Island, near Peekskill N. Y,
Is native variety Of SURPRISING excellence which
We now offer,-one to every new subscriber TO our
paper from this date onward. 1t IL q healthy and
vigorous grower, with thick foliage, and perfectly
hdrdy. 1t flowers late and ripens TIVE weeks earlier
than the Isabella thus escaping the early and latter
frostsof the season 1t fruits one year earlier from
the eye than any other native variety. The bunch
Is very large, shouldered, and OF peculiar wine
color. THE pulp is tender to the center, with very
few and small seeds. is Is sweet, yinous, aud of de-
take precedence Of oil others table grape, and
for zine IL 10 not equaed by any except possibly the
Delaware, " does not decay, may be kept ell winter
adhe!ing firmly 70 the bunch, and at length drying
TO raisins. 49, q" eFf~i0
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-02-25

The Ladies Of Mcdregr, Dubuque and
other towns throughout the State are im.
proving their leap year privileges by inviting
their gentlemen friends to parties, sleigh
rides, balls, &c.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-02-25

Soon Robinson to the Farmers Clup Jan %
'SNc farmer who well or cistern can posi-.
bly, AFFORD to be without at iron pump. II should be
at once suction and force pump-a perfect lttls
fire engine-sueh one known as VESTS Improved
Pump. speak of this pump because happen to
know lit be very simple. durable, powerful and
cheap. and 1t don freeze up, nor get out of order
once wear. ] know this, and think may be do.
ing the farmers good by speaking oft "A boy 10
years old can work it, and throw continuous ipeh-
and.a-qnarter stream. 1t can be made to work in
deep ellis as well as in shallow ones"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-02-25
PROF. O. j. WOODS
HAIR RESTO II A L / Y E

Thssstonishng preparations turns the Hair black
to its original color, after having become gray, and
reinstates 1t in all it's original health, uster, softness
and beauty-removes all Dandruf from the scalp, and
all unpleasant itching 1t will also cure Cutaneous
Eruptions, such as Scad Head, letter. &C., and hence
acting as Stimulant and Tonic to the organs sup
plying the coloring matter to the Hair, completely
restoring them to their original vigor and health
thus preventing all tendency to become gray.
It also preventsthe Hair from becoming unhealthy
and falling Oh and causes it to grow and thickens
where IL 10 gone resuscitang the organs necessa
ry t. supply putriment and cOlorng matter.
Thousands OF Soldiers In the Army have testified to
the above who had become gray and lost their lair
by sickness, change of climate and inattentien,
while performing camp duty.
A Restorative and Dressing, II has no equal.
For sale by Peter Utecht, Druggist, Ottumws, and
by Druggists generally. lO-iS
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-02-25

J. y. WEST Co.: s..sca
We are pleased to state that the Pumps we had a,
you, about year ago, have been in consta mt use
l2 hours each day, and raise for the use Of our
WOODEN Factory, about 13o gallons per minute
They work with but little power, compared with
pumps we have usea before, and do not get out Of
repair, and are satisfactory In all respects IN
Yours, &C.,
DUNLAP MANUFACTURING ConpASy.2
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-02-25

The Washington correspondent of the
Worcester Transcript, who has examined
the Internal Revenue returns, says that to-
beco p,ys tax Of $2,s5O 900; leather
c,mes next, paying $l,goo,os; then iron,
$1,7e,, 1000; and then malt liquor $i.5oo,
600. Psdilers pay 100000 for their Ii.
censes, and those who riie IN carriages
S25o,00D.