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STATE OF MINNESOTA
~ District Court County Of Good
First Judicial District. hue
Daniel C. Hin u
Plaintiff.
Against !. Sun,,ca.
Charles II. Baker
nefEIant
Thc State of MiuEesota o the above
named Defendant: Greeting:
You, Charles IL. Baker, arc hcrcbysum
moned and required to answer the com plaint
OF 'he Pla'ntlh IN the above entitled action,
OF said court. and to serve q c"ry of yenr an
swcr to said complaint aroa tho ss:ejcrs AT
their office IN the city Of Red Wing. i'll said,
county, in the State aforesaid. within twenty
days after the service OF this summons on you.
exclusive OF the day of such service and if you,
fail to answer said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff will upon such failure
have ms elanlagc assessed by jury. or the
amount he is cntitlcd'to recover uSccrtaincd. Uy
The court or under its direction. and take 1ud.-
mcnt Tor the amount so uSScssru or usccrt:iur,}
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DRs. JACKSON, HERBERT & CO.. Pro-
.pricters Of the National Dispensary, establish
lcd Cincinnati, o., Jun. ! 1860, cure all private
diseases with unsxamplcd rapidity. We gear
lantce to c:tlA Gonorrhea, elect, Syphilis. I'm
,.,otcncy, Nocturnal Emissions, or Self Abuse,
DIURxAL Emissions. Female, Complaints, in
short, every possible form and variety Of Sexu-
lar Disease. Cures rapid, thorough and per
manent, and fees moderate. Send for our Cir
cular-rIFTEEN large 5. in. by II in. letter
pages, Of varied, valuable ard INTERESTING
matter. Also. . Circular intended for ladies
only.
DR.. Jackson's Female Pills-one dollar per
box-sEND FOR CIRCULAR.
Special written Replies, lscaled sent with
the Circular, without charge. One Of the
cheapest most interesting and important books
Mountain Of Light, Or Medical Protector and
Marriage Guido, and An Explicit Key to Love
and Beauty" 1t SATISFACTORILY r. .eals
various subjects never before fully explained
in any popular work in the English language
Price % cts. and one cent stamp, or three for
one dollar and three Scent stamps. Fully des-
cribel in Circular, which every young man
should have, whether sick or we'll.
Medicine and Instructions, sent promptly to
any part Of the country. Consultation Rooms
Of the Dispensary, No. ls7 Sycamore st. r.
TO. Box No. 436. ~ -
DIR. JACESON'S< ORIENTAL L1N1MENT
Removes all coldness, and re)uvonases organs
which have lain dormant for many years. 1t
will cure any ease Of iHapotencr. creates and
increase tho passions for any reaos osnrble time
Can be mailed with Psr'ect safety. friec s.
per bottle.
Dr. .Jdckson's French Putent Mule.Sdfe
It Is perfectly sa fa and never fails to give sat
isfaetion. 1t is the only sure and safe pre-
ventative against contracting disease ever in
vented. Price 81 each. 81 per halt dozen, and
- per dozen, sent by mail.
ntsl Dec. 1. '6a:ly
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! Wo have lately intro
duccd a new style fam
lily Sewing Machine,
making the Shuttle
Stitch. or stitch alike
on both sides, arraDg-
led in the same stye.
and sold at the same
|pricos as our Grover q
Baker StitchMachincs.
e. RAKER,S
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TkRxs oE StBscRlrfl on,
DAILY PRESS.

To city subscribers, by tho year, pay-
able quarterly in advance. .:....:;' ;'..:.. 50 90
Tc city subscribers; payable Weekly..... 20
\. nraii, payable for any time in ad-
--vahc ,st tile ratio pcr year of......... $ 90
TRI-WEEKLY PRESS,
Onc eopy, by mail payable Tor any time
Tin aavAnt.e) ut the rate per year of....S 90
Clubs If i've, to enc address, each.... $50
Clubs Of ten to one address, each ......4.oo
WEEKLY PRESS.
Onc COPY one year ............"..$2 o.
Five Or usore epries oaeh, one yenr.... IS
Ten or more copies each, one ycar,......1 80
Twenty or more copies each, ono year. ,...l so
PRESS PRINTING COMPANY
St, Paxl Minnesota.
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Our No. 8 Machinc'is
admirably adapted to
the wants OF all Manu-
|tacturers, and is far
more simple. durable
and cheaper tEan any
other Shuttle Machine
in use, and a great ia
|voTitc wherever intro
uuceu.
iGHOV ER a. Il KEEPS
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CUNNING WORKMANSHIP

of the most useful kind. 1t protects the ma
chine VIXEN not in use. and wlicn about to be
operated may be opened as spacious and sub
stantial table to sustain the work. While
some of the Cases, made out Of the choicest
woods, are finished in the sim p]eSt anAchastcst
manner possible, others arc adorned and en-
bcllshcd in the most costly and superb manner.
1t is absolutely necessary to see the Family
Machine in operation, so as 80 Judge Of it.
great capacity and beauty.
1t is fast becoming as popular for family sew
ing as our Manufacturing Machines arc for
manufacturing purposes.
The Branch Offices are we'll Supplied with
SILK, TW IST. THREAD, NEEDLES, OIL.
&C., Of the very bes: quality.
!; Serd tor PAMPHLET.
TIM SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
ASS. Broadway n, Y.
- st. Paul, Office, $50 Third Street.
MESEROLE g. McLAREN agents, Red Wing
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u. S. Dated Red Wing MINI.
Rev. stamp *ert'r. 18th. 1853.
30 Cents. WILDER Il WILL. .STUN.
o----- Plaintiffs Attornvvs.
N2lvSW7
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At our office alone
can purchasers exam
inc the relative merits
Of each stitch, and be
guaranteed ultimate e
thorough satisfaction
by our privile &c Of ex-
exchanging for either
style, if not suited with
their first choice.
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BEST STlCH KNOWN.

Any one, ven Of the most ordinary capacity,
can see, ut a glance, how to use the letter A
Family Sewing Machine: Our Family Sewing
Machines arc finished in chaste and exquisite
style.
The Folding Case of the Family Machine is
II piece Of
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10 %. TAKE THE PRESS.

Becaastitis the o'ficial' Paper Of the State and
Of the United States and the only Journal
which publishes all the Laws of MINES, ta
and all the aets of Congress, and during the
coming winter will contain full and carefully
prepared reports Of the Proceedings Of the
stnoe Legislature and of Congress.
Every Merchant, Business man, fa,mcr, and
mer In mic should
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06
Family Sewing Machine

Most reliable, and most dura bic, and most Ger
tain in action at all rates of speed. 1t makes
the lnterlockcd Stitch, which is the
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06

4 yORh STARCH. Soda, Creas. Tartar ssd
~ Mustard for saIs W HARLAN = Cd.
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.cd ,hs, s.rn.d,ss the advertiser was boy only AZ
team ys.rs az sss 'nrther appeared that he was an
ploved To- the store 81 Leo .v0. s moyemeal
were watched, aud be was s"s ~ nc sca OF taxing
hosiery from the premises an u.pv.s'ns " tempo
rarly ID grocery near BY. Wood 'non sies'eo yer
which appeared that he had long D~s~ - e naom on
stealing gloves aud hosiery from tho store " 1osss BON
ton, Willis and Co merchants n the same bWa. " ~nere
ne was employed This prisoner. 10 appeared, u.Seo 70
watch the porter OF Messrs. Benton. Wuta 10
when no was opening and sweeping tbs store "a
tho morning, and whom his bsok waS turned
no would steal boxes Of hosiery end gloves
and soil them He had been operating 10 that msuner
for several months during which time he had stolen
about 500 worth OF goods As stated above most OF the
goods taken from Msssrs. Benton, Willis Co. wore
found In simpson place. This youthful offenders
taken before Justice Hogan whom thsv pleadsa guilty
the thefts and required to give bail $500 each
answer Wood bailsd; but the magstrsAe com.
mittsd Jameson In default or bail Simpson looked
up for receiving In defsuls Of 81 900 bail.
FATAL SHOOTING ASvRAY EAST THIRTY Ndara BraBRr-
ONR MAI INSTANTLY KILLED.-About one O'Clock this
morning disturbance occurred at No. 1876 East Thirty
eighth street, between John Daggan and Pat Kinney as
Je 10 the course OF which tho latter drew revolver
and shot tho former killing him almost instantly. The
murderer fed and has not yet beeo arrested The origin
OF the dispute could ascertaned from the laeness
OF hour. The police track or Kinney, and
no well known to them he will probably DO arrested
Tho Coroner has been notified TO hold inquest the
body at the Twenty first precinct station house this
morning.
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san AcopExr.-0n Saturday evening last whls The
steward Of the brig Maria, lying at the foot Of Dover
street. was in the act Of assisting The daughter Of Captain
King ashore Young lady Of fourteen years. they both
stumbled Toll oyeTpcsrd and we're sfowued rhels
has been nAgo,
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News from Pensacola.

BOSTON, June Q, I5C4
The United States ship Nightingale Lieutenant Bfuner
OF Admiral Farraguts squadron, arrived here to-day.
she lett Pensacola the 18th Of Nay. r. j. sampson
secretary to Commodore VIM. Smith, IL passenger by
her.
There was no news Of importance at Pensacola.
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Cournud's poudne Srbtii Uprnots HAIR
forcheads OF the body; 81 warranted
a his depot, 453 Broadwsy.
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Aa 8
psndence OF The states OF America that mighty rebellion
And Abraham said unto Simon from the Keystone State
And simon did As be commanded, and marsh.sd I'm.
hosts Of young and valiant warriors from the East
from s s9sSs 9 RoS s
sis. called he some sns being of the Kind whose hair
"Thosc who have against Us towards and when
;is behold our banners they VI" surely 'u' out they
came TO pss these two msh,y armies wen, forth
And sia,ons men, though valiant and brave we're
Ssss y IA! xs.S.% som 'a'' a"''a '''
scn there was great erousSoa The land and
Abrs ham called aloud the wise men and Of skill
&na When gu seh.d the
which yers wroaset BY Drake. Abraham said. my
S w rgs ss give me ing drink drink ana
Isrsls@ drank and ..a there nothing IKE T.
s sSans
n Y;
sSsr. he sss,s q WIZ Ss' uRrgdass Were
roys strength and appetite ,s,ous,or, N, srs,h
Sns he ;a' s he
tops tina, az who suasr from .vsr ysps
VII sna r..i S,ss !, Tssy IA
Srs 70 The ,,ons ,sn ana '""' :
DRAKE = b ans "a many sSd o s
him were healed and went their way rejoicing
Asthmn n nd Dyspepsia Cured without
fsfl by DR. MARSHALL, ia Broadway Hours 10 4. NJ
Beautifut CONFERENCE.-The =
Yoe ss 'sssns rs and
druggists syerywhere.
Address 60 observation-disclosures % sons,
Meersohau Manufatnrers removed from Broon,e street
10 Sa Broadway roar Fourth street. Wholesale and retail
fpes 6u 70 order and repaired
American Photo views-Ntagnra Fnlis
and noted sub eAs generally large sire at HOLMES view
Gallery. SO Erosdway.
BatchcIor's Hair Dye-The Best In the
world Harmless reliable, iueantaneouS The only perfect
dye sold By ell druesss fso.ory. 81 Barclay s'resa
Roots, shoes, BeImcre,s. Ssc.-Aii styles
n uresculeost prices RkRRfs SON, 81 Nassau stree
and CD Broadway
Corna, Bunsons, fnverted Naits, EN-
argsd and I'll dseases Of the Feet cured without paid
Or locony.niepc? v abe patient By Dr. zAoaAat6. Bur
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How do no Ladies Of staten Island DIE
play their rassion for PHALONS NIGHT BLOOMING
CEREUS2 BY prcferring TO the bay water with which
they surrounded.
WHY s PHALON SONS NIGHT BLOOMING zee.
REuS like the city OK Parisi Because is the scener
(centrc) OF fashion,
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Elliptic Sewing Machines.
RUN BY HOT AIR.
For family and manufacturing purposes they
equalled.
See them. Office, S37 Broadway, N Y.
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Grover 81 Bakers Highest Prem - m
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machthes 1875 Broadway. New York
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TAIRTY-EIGHTH CONGREss.
r1Rer SESSION.


senate.
wAsmxeros, June 0, 1864.
nypacowrrSESrAI rprEoRArHic COMMUNICATIONS.
Mr cHarptxn, (rep) Of Mich, reported bill from the
Committee Commerce 10 encourage and facilitate tse-
graphic osmmsnioaoa between The Eastern and western
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NaSYa from Port ROYAL.

The naval supply schooner H. DO Witt, Captain L. c.
styles, arrived yesterday from Port Royal O., whence
called the 4th inst. The advces later but
there is no Of importance not previously given in
the HERALp.
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HsGhest Prcmis m Lock stitch Sewing
Machines wHEEfIER 4 WILSON 625 Broadway.
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Erup''ons, Frcckies, PimDIcs, Tam,
annbnrn Flesh Worms all skin Deformies cured bv
GOURAUDs italian Medicaed soap n. his depot. No. &sz
Rr0ad yav
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Prizes Cashed In All heasifzed L0tte-
rss. q. r. JOHNSON. l40 Prince street.
between fraurens aud Wooster.
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orter Majesty ChRmprgnc-The roy
nj WiLe Of England. feD After july I, 81
case w. HENRY WARD g. Exchange pltcs.
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Lyons Periodical Drops,

Lyons Periodical Drops,
THE GREAT FEMALE REGULATOR.
scientifically prepared fluid preparation. under ircc-
ton Of JOHN L. LYON, NJ p, New Haven, Connections
will found to be infabe remedy for al irrsgulnr
ties much better than female pills powders
,ruma Its popularity indicated by the sale Of 70 600 bot
ties In months all times except when
pressy forbidden In the directions that accompany each
bottle.
Sold by druggists everywhere Price 81 per bottle Or
obtained BY addressing tho general agents, sd-
ding for postage 50 cents additional
O. a. CLARK CO.. New Haven. Conn; DEMAs
BARNRg co.. q Park Row New York, General Agents
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Lottery Tickets Dashed N FOL In -
gwen JOSEPH BATES, Broker No II Wall street. room 4.
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CROSS EYE STRENGTHENED IN ONE MINUTE.
And disease OF the Eve and Ear requiring rnev
medical surgical aid attended to by Dr. V0H FISBN-
BERG. at his consulting rooms, SIG Broadway.
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Eight Carries de yisit0 No~ SI.-prOoSs
shown In FIVE minutes. at TAITS corner OF Corandt and
reA
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Prizes Cnshcd I'm All Legaiixed Lnseo-
rios and information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN.
Brokers $40 Chestnut street PHILADELPHIA
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Prizes Cashed In ais Legal Lottaries.-
Information given sent j. r. CLAYTON CO.. 10 Wall
atreet, g. New York.
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Ladies' Cater Boots. with Heels. AZ
only AZ per pair with ladies' Misses and chdrens Boots
and shoes all styles and prices a, MILLER co D. sSf
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Thc Highest
premium paid for prizes Information given Doutoons
wanted. ALSCK h CO., Brokers.
Nos. ~ and 26 Pine street, Now York.
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w6WES's ParerorIC ASSOCIATION
for Diminishing the use o., , r.nnnpsoN strce,
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Official Circulars IN shelby College Lott
terry furnished BY SIMMONS ROGERS 90. New York
po st ;icA.
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Purgation, Purg alton. Purgation.
The enforcement OF tsis method OF cure, by BRAN
nRFTus PILLS in sickness has saved hundreds Of thou
ars. of iyes Every day converts made Eryspsiss.
Of very malignant character cured simply BY their use ana
of hot wser An internal 'nnor OF Two years
standing which had resisted all other means
ally removed b. less than dozen boxes ds'nsu'"so
gentleman given 70 de by able physicians VINO 'Aa
he could not But Brandre'h's PMS wore ms"
given four every four hours Aer ne touf'n po''''
change place and coupe OF boxes cured MIN per e
y Of constipation which would have oeen MA aean. 70
ference. with pleasure. AZ principal ONCE bHANpHhis
PILLS are the most innocent. while they are hs most err
"a, madame known PRINCIPAL OFFICE, BRAID.
RgTH HOUSE, New York Sold also at Mo- Ur'on
square; Philadelphia Il North Eighth street. and b all 70
scsesbe drusEss See ths. D. Brsudreh g % me so'
eminent stamp.
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gix Good Sntrts for so. .,
Fins shirts % order 81 Is, g and ., = "a
suF% M SnssFssi, "a f saad% Howard gots
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No More Gray Hair or Said ness-Forty.
years constant study. Consultation iree py Vt.
0RANDJEAN, Aston place.
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peautIrut mplexton.-Laird's
pioon OF Youth surpascs everything for preserving and
beeutfy log the complexion and skin tss Broadway and
nUcia aver
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American Photo views-Niagara Eal'
aaerr. So EroAdwAy
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Trusse,, Elastic stockinas, Ss; go. s.s.sc
a co "a Radical Cure Truss Once only ~ NO. . '''e'
LADY nttaudanl
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Asthma n nd Dyspepsia Cured without
fal by Or MARSHALL, ia Broadway. Hours TO +. NJ
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BERG 4 CO.'S
SUPERIOR
CIUARRTr05.

ynaIiia Bcans, PrAmes Ia 0m AVA. ~ 49,
street.
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CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THg
THROAT.
CHRONIC CArARRH.
- - -
CURED.

CATARRH OF THE TyMpASIc MUCOUS
MEMBRANE OBsrRUTICoNS or TfIE
EUsTACHIAN TUBE
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Mu vray. Eddy ~ Co.-CovtnYtou. Ky.
Kssrucxr, Bxrss Ctass Sf-Jnns O. 1891
&c, IL, 90, &C, ~, 81, so, ~, 81, 81, rs, 20.
KssruoKr. CLAss>s7,-June o. 49,
"a. So, ~, 4, 81, 90, 26. %. %, SO, 3d. 80. 40.
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Corrs, Buntons, fnverted Naits, EN-
Joints Ill the Feet cured without pau
% locouysaIsccs Y, ss pss,sns s' D. zAoaAatRs Bur
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best tn the
world Harmless reliable iustantaneouS The only perfect
d,a sod br Ai druaesls faotory, 81 Barclay street.
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Notace.-HoyCs Hiawatha Hair Ae-
soratys is still sold a No 10 University place, New YORK.
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Deafness. Catarrh, and all DiseasesS
the Ear Throat and Air Passages successfully treatedg
DRs. LIGHTHILL. 81 ~. Marks place
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z. u. Summons & Co.-Covington, Ky,
su, MSs sxrRA OLAss 275-June o. 1885,
sc, 73; Ga, -, 81. CT, Al, Is. 81, 80, IL, II.
CLASS 275-Juns Q. 1884,
"a, AZ. !, ~, IS, 2, TO- 81. rs, ~, 20, 81. 2.
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aoupAup.s LECTURES ON CHEMISTRY.

rt we'll known that the cnnnot plate
without Undue ny chemical change. the imparyio
and brittle sex discoored after brief
10 the hot sun If then solid
chemically affected by the solar how much moro
q delicate become enbrDwned and blarx
through the subtle ininenoe Fortunately for
tho fair complete remedy Tor TAN reckies sunburn
eruptions redne roughness wrinkles dc. In
found In 0ouraud's 1nestnabs Italian Medclted 3oapl
whah the best shaving Gouraud Poa-
DIRE Subtle will infaiby uproot hair gowiug lady.
upper lip, chin, temples arms, Sc Gonraud's Liquid
Rouge magnificent preparation from the pnost oarmne,
permanent mess TO pale lips
and cheeks. DR. FELIX dOURAUD'S preparations b
had at h Ia depot. 463 broadway, below Grand
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Ecots, shoes, Bslmcre,s. &c.-AN styles
., presep,eos prices rkRRfs SON, 81 Nassau street
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OH Cognac, Fine-Eor sale by Tart d
TYLER, importers. 81 Cedar street.
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CrlstadOro's Hair Dye, Provocative
and Wig Depot Wholesale and reta-No Astor House
dvca nntjcd nv skill IN ertla
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-11-10
no CONSERVATIVES

Coneumptive sufferers will receive . valuable
prescripeon Tor the cure Of Coosum ptlon, Asth ma
bronchitis, and an Throat and Lung affections (ree
hy sending their address TO Rev. 1pWlnh
a.. wILSONswilli amsburg, Kings oos, New York.
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SHERIFF'slSALE.s

u virtue Of An exsu.Iop % ~. 1890 ,. ..n.a
BY the Cisrkof the Dissist Cana Al spsi,n ecrrsv
Iowa. ] have levied Don and viii sxpsse 70 ovS,
no sale = ne atons doc the Court House said
usted 70 said bounty. and StSta esst cSsrssr
q northeast quarter Of astion ten {l0) townShip
se ssy one tIi n range lls vest
vtmber,. 1894, between the knrs ofS o,closk =
2, and o'cleek p. m. conmsh anr q Sd. o'cIoct
a. 2; TIE sai3 prepstsy hayiag fesn taken Al shs
and Benjsni p. Hammitt, TO satisfy esid sxeeutior
for SIXTY doilsrs and interest and coma
9. 4. DERBY. eA~ri6
~os.v' Aoes.SV WspsHc county. Iowa
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,Localand Miscellaneous
Festival,

The ladies Of the N. E Church viii give Z
Festival At the Court House on to-morrow
evening, (FRrDAY.) the proceeds to be applied
10 furnishing the parsonage Of the Pastor Of
their Church. s,ss, 81 a, I,sl.r a. 4ssii
The object Of this fsstivalis : worthy one
and our citizens should not fail to attend It,
~ we are sure there win be no pains spared
to make it one Of the finest ever held in tn Ia
city. There will BE- no poseponement on &C.
count Of weather. st ,se.,. ~ 80
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-11-10

MIRROR OF FAsuIoNs.--A most excellent
work for ladies', is MAZDA m Demorest's illus
trated Monthly and Mirror of Fashions, pub
lished at 47S Broadway New York by
Nine. Demorest, at $500 per year. It is
superior in our opinion, r. any wor Of the
kind now published in this country.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-11-10

Tuesday was . wet and gloomy day here.
as it probably was all over the country. II
rained steadily until yesterday morning
when i changed to snow. and is still snow
ing as we write this article, 81 p m, with
prospect Of confirming. 4Ttf 80 PIT ,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-11-10
MARBLE HALL
Mining and Oyster saloon.

The undersigned would inform the citi.
Gems OF Ottumwa and the p.,blic 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 to ac-
commodate those who may favor him with
. call. He has also fitted up rooms for
dining, and is prepared to furnish
Warm meals at any hour III the morning
or epening.
e Fresh Oysters received daily By Ex-
press. ,ss ate yis,srs
Remember the place. Marble Hall. Carroll
House building, second story. e4a Is
Dec. 3, 1853 VIM. A., NOLL.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-11-10

Mr.. Le~,s Meschek. has re,n,ved his
Gun Shop from his former location one
DIOR east Of the Ottumwa House, to the cor
ner Of Front and Court streets, in the build
ing lately occupied by Thomas Neville--
Mr.. Lisa good workman. Gall on him at
his new location. 80 "a. asaa i.