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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-05

I. j. DEvrN.-We are happy to inform
our readers that Thomas j. Devin h,s re-
ceived his goods at I'd door East OF Court
street; and is prepared to welcome his
friends and customers. Mr.. Devin has one
Qfthe largest and choicest stocks of groceries
ever brought to this mrrket; bought when
goods were compare lively depressed, and
consequently can. sell at the very lowest
rates. Mr.. Devin is FIRST rate man, well
known in this community. and we antici-
pate for him large trade. Call and see
him.
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INFORMATION FREE!
To Nervous Sufferers.

potency, Premature Decay, and Youthful Error, act
uated by desire to benefit others, win be happy to
furnish to al who need 1t, Gree OF charge) the re-
US ed In his Sufferers Wishing to profit by the
advertisers bad experience, and possess q sure an
valuable remedy, do so by addressing to him AZ
once at his place of busn ess. The Recipe and full
information--of vital importance-will be cheerful
ly sent by return mail.
Address JOHN b. OGDEN,
Is 49, No. 90 Nassau St. New York
p. s.-Nervous Sufferers Of both sexes will End
this information invaluable. .Dec22-3m.
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- CAPT. j. F. SkELroN.-We are very hap.
py to announce the return to Ottumwa on
Tuesday evening, of Capt. John F. Shelton,
pfthe 18th Iowa Infantry. Capt. S. is inme.
diately from Washington and late from
Rebellion. from WHENCE he escaped via Flor
ida IN manner more romantic If possible
than his celebrated escape from Libby Pris-
on. No one in the service of their country
has had more romantic, varied or Danger
gus experience-pHo one has escaped more
dangers, and no one deserves better of his
country than Capt. Shelton. We want
room this week to do justice to this dis
tinguished townsman whom rebel bullets
will not kill, and rebel bastiles will not hold
An interesting account of the escape fhim-
self and Capt. Deal from Georgia, related
by the latter gentleman to the State Reqis-
TER, will be found on the FIRST page of this
ISSUE
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Z
On motion Of Mrs. Jno. Graves, com.
mittee of three we're appointed to solicit
members to receive the Limitation fee and
monthly instruments, and place the money
in the hands of the Treasurer, wis: Mrs
Chantry, Mrs. Uphsm. Mrs Lawrence.
On motion the Executive committee were
requested to give diligent attention, to the
wants of the destitute, and as we believe
that the measure of charity which keeps
from starvation, for the day or hour, and
leaves the sufferx still Ges6 tute, often en-
courages idleness and leads to degradation
their attention is earnestly called to the i'm
portance Of assisting ali who are able to
work in procuring employment, and where
they deem it necessary to use the funds Of
the society, they are hereby authorized, to
give orders on the Treasurer, which must be
signed by two or more of their number.
On motion the Secretary was requested
to place the minutes of the meeting in The
hands Of the editors Of the city papers for
publication. Then adj burned to meet in
"Odd Fellows Hail." at 7o'clock, p. M,
the last Monday of February.
MRS. COFFIN, Chm'n,
JAS. d, LADD, Sec'y.
The Executive Committee will meet at
Mr.. Roots, Monday evening next A gen :
era attendance is requested.
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WOODEN FAcroRY.-We are pleased to
learn that F. NJ. Knight, late of Agency city,
has purchased of Mr.. John Zulauf, an Inter-
est in his Wooden Factory in this city, and
will hereafter reside amongst us. Mr..
Knight has capital, is an able business man
and has had experience in the business
Success 70 the New Firm.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND Elk
Il PERIENCE OF AN INVALID

Published for the benefit, and as Caution to
Young Men and others, who sun er from Nervous De.
bility, Premature Decay Of Manhood, &C., sup plying
at the same time The Means of SelfCure. BY one
who has cured himself after under going considera.
BILE quackery. BY enclosing postpaid addres sed
envelope, signed copies may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Dsc22-3m. Brooklyn, Kings Co. N. Y.
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2 3 MERCHANT TALoR.-We take
pleasure in calling attention to the
card Of Mr.. E. r. Chantry, who has
opened a Merchant Tailor's Shop over
J. S. Walkers store, Front St. Mr..
G. has been with E. w. Belts tor sew
eral years, and is an accomplished
workman. We wish him success,
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The advent Of 1885 was celebrated about
midnight on Sunday night, by some en-
thasiastic individaals, by knocking at doors
and firing revolvers under the windows Of
our other more phaegnatic citizens, who
would much rather have slept we ere in
clined to think. 09s,%3 ~
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A SUCCESS. We learn that the Festival
IT The Episcopal society on Wednesday
Ayaning, last week. realized over $780,,
gross, and some $3.50 net. Decidedly
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A little boy who put counterfeit money
IN the contribution box replied to his Sunday
school teacher that he didn'. spose the little
heathens would know any better and it
would Be Just Is good for them. Thought.
full boy.
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SPfcHL NOZzcEs.
CHEROKEE FEMALE PILLS.

~ The most useful Medicine yet Discovered.-If
one enSimerate theils attendant upon 1rrsguisrity
Of the Periodin femaies, and, examines.sthe far
reaching evils ofthese ills to all connected with on
controvert the fact that the Cherokee Pill IL the
most useful and benencent medicine ever offered TO
the public. Sure to regulate with the exactnees Of
mathematical calculation. Safe to all, and infal
BILE in the removal Of obstruction and suppression
these Pills should be In the possession or every
maiden, wife and mother In the country. Don't be
palmed on wilh: anye other, but try the Cherokee
Pills and you will beconvinced of tn erss efic Acy.-
Sold b y all dru ggists, tS7 pec22-6s-1m.
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Another important expedition is progress.
ing in Southern Mississippi and Alabama,
under Ger eral Gordon Granger, the supposed
object being to attack and capture Mobile.
A force of rebel militia has been met and
routed 7A ~aqxf3~se 40 es,a4 bfsgss &
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IRsr National BANK or 0rruxwA.-The
1quarterly statement of the Condition of this
tnstitp.i9n, wlltbe found in another column.
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The quota of IQwa, under the new call,
Is about 10000. Not much is doing yet to.
wards filling the quota with volunteers, and
2 heavy draft is expected.
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The weather the past week has been very
pleasea4qt the finest winter weather we ever
knsv. ltis slightly too dry for wheat, but
Otherwise very agreeable. ss 81
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MATRIMONIAL!
Iadfes ami (,e,,le,ncu

Ladies and Gentlemen
IL you wish to marry, address the undersigned, who
will send you without money and without price, val
DIV and speedily, Irrespective Of age, wealth Of
beauty. This Information viii cost nothing, and II
you wish to marry, will eheerfully assist you. All
letters strictly confidential. The desired informa
tion sent by return mail, and no. questions asked
address.
Sarah b. Lambert, Greenpoint, Kings. Co..
nov3.2m = E!'' New Work.
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-
THE lscoxE TAX There is good deal
81 complaint all over the country Of the man
er in which the income tax is collected. 1t
seems N practice to have been left pretty
much to individuals to give in such an
amount as they pleased, and the consequence
Is said to Rs that while some have paid the
amounts they honestly ought to have lid,
others quite as able, or more able, have
paid comparatively little. Measures are De.
tng taken to compel assessors to do their
duty IN the premises and enforce the law
which is abundently furnished with penal
ties. lfreport is true, this community is no
exception to the general rule. Fair play is
sjsvs| in tax-p.Yiag as in other things.
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no CONSERVATIVES.

Il Consumptive sufferers will receive valuable
for the cure Of Consumption, Asth ma,
Bronchitis and all Throat and Lung affections, (free
OF charge sending their address to Rev. EDWARD
A. WILSON, Will amsburg, Kings Co., New York.
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The Board Of Supervisors are in session
at the Court House, the present week
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:, VIE newly elected County officers of this
county, We learn, will enter upon the duties
ri their Offices on Monday next. Sc ~
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.o'oREyoLvER FouND.--A small revolver. o
Z seven shooter was found the other day near
the ferry landing. TIE owner can have it
BY proving property, and paying Cor this ad.
vertisement. t,.sr s,n e
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bAKERY.-Our readers will please notice the
pew advertisement of P. G. Daum, in this
issue. Mr.. naum has establisheda Bakery
N this city equal to any in the country. A
prick block especially designed for the bus-
ness, was erected last season, and all the inn
proved machinery used in the business has
been put in it. Mr.. Daum deserves well of
pf the public for his enterprise in this be :
hslf.
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For Sole.


VIII give a concert next week, Friday
evening the 9Th inst, for the benefit Of the
Library.
Abundance 25 cents. Doors open at 81
o'clock. Exercises to commence att.
Tickets can be obtained from any member
of che School, or at the door of the church,
su az Please encourage the "little ones'' by
the purchase Of ticket even if you cannot
attend. s. II. WoRcEsroR, Sup.
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Coon, APPoINTMENr.--W We are glad to
pee that the Post Office Department has ap-
pointed Mr.. A. E. Hoddy. for some two
years conn ected with the Post Office at this
place, as Route Agent on the B. & M. Rail-
road f Qttumwa to Burlington. It is
good appointment and Mr.. H will no doubt
fll the Office to the credit of the public and
TO himself. eaa+ 's
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J. I'VE JESUS. r -ayrr
ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION
oTTUMWA, IOWA.

On Tuesday, the 25th October, the Sisters ofthe
Visitation opened an Academy for the instruction
Of young ladies, in all the branches of thorough
English and Classical education, including Vocal
Music, with instruc ton on the Piano, Harp, and
Guitar, and In all kinds of Needle work,
Ottumwa is pleasantly situated on the Des Moines
river, the natural beauty II the surrounding country
being unsurpassed by that of any portion Of the
stats. The communication by railroad renders the
Academy easy of access at all seasons of the yea..
The sisters of the Visitation although profess ing
the Catholic faith win AT all times resp ect the reiS
gous belief OF their pupils-no discussion upon bus
matter being permitted. The scholastic YEAR Is afi
vided into four terms Of eleven weeks each-eon-
mencing LIST September. closing 18th July. The
Sisters of the Visitation intend making this Institu-
tion OF tne hrst order attention Sesn given to the
pupils.
In the cour of the year four examinations will
take place. semi annual report win be transmit
ted to the parents Of each young lady giving an ac
count of her proficiency in her studies. =
The young Ladies at the end Of each month will be
assembled in the presence Of their teachers, and
report made of their advancement in their studies
and attention to the rules of the schools. To Excite
selves in their respective classes wen by ex
emplary con duet, will be awarded by the Superior
To give ease of man ners, as we'll as TO contribute
to the Improvement OF the young ladies, MusioAf
Society viii be formed composed ofthose who learn
Music, either vocal or instrumental. At the end Of
each quarter this society win give Concert the la
dies Of the institute being present and to which pa
rents OF pupils are Invited. ~ @-lIN
To contribute to the exact observ of rules and
u porte anu amid Die yuepOrtment, the young ladies
are divided intotwo circles. Grown and Gold
Medal 10 awarded TO the first In the senior circle
Grown to the arss In the ianfor cifcie. u, g 9
TERMS.
For board and tuition in the common and higher
English branches per term 80. {. ..c $50 90
Tuition in the 1st and End Glasses, per term. 1900
Z ~ g and 9Th 3" ...... ...... 6h0
9Th satf ............ 400
For instruction the Piano with use vfinstru- 81
ment -.....s ...................... 15OO
Harp, with use Of instrument. 200
Guitar, - ................. IL, 90
Instruction in French and German, by native
teachers, per term vi 500
Instruction In OIL Painting, per term. 1900
- :" Water Colors, 100
/" Crayon and Pencil Drawings. 800
In addition to the above the Sisters win open the
parish school for the benefit Of such may not at
tend the Academy. HI
TERMS IN THIS DEPARTMENT..
For the older and more advanced pupils per
For the 20 unger pupils, per 100
The parish school also commenced on, the 25th
October. 49, - (0ct.27, 1s64-f.
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At . meeting to organize Society for the
relief of the destitute, held in "Odd Fellows
HalP Jan. End, 1866.
Mrs. Coffin was appointed Chairman, and
JAS. d. Ladd, Secretary.
On motion it was resolved that the So.
ciety be styled IKE 0ftum,oq Relief .Soeie.
ty 'ss a'i.s 9'4
That the officers consist Of President two
Vice.P Presidents, Secretary, Treasurer, and
an Executive Committee of nine ladies, who
shall hold their Offices for one year or until
their successors are chosen, whereupon Mrs
Hawley was appointed President; Mrs.
Thrall and Mrs. Kittridge, Vice-Presidents;
Miss. Anna Jones, Secretary Mrs. Coffin,
Treasurer.
Executive COMMITTEES Mrs. H. B.
Jones, Mrs. Worcester, Mrs. Root, Mrs. 81.
P. Graves, Mrs. Jas. Milligan, Mrs. Porter,
Mrs. Washburn. Mrs. j. D. Ladd, Mrs.
VIM. Sewer.
On motiod Of the Rev. j. NJ. McElroy it
was resolved, That any person may be.
come member of this society by the pay.
meDt of initiation fee Of twenty five cents
and a msnthly instalment Of ono dime,
which shall entitle them to all the priv IL
eges of the Society. ei4tAt@s @& 49,
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SHIPPING.

STEAM TO LIVERPOOL 90 THE Full
- powered, frst class iron a. amship
pROPONllh
1880 tons, Capt hllHiISsOy
will s,ii from Pier Ne. A. East River, on Wedne,.
DAY, Nov ~. ~ $50.
Payable In Currency. WV
So " TAPsCoTT BROS. 4 CO., Is South q,
TAPSCOT1'S EMIGRATION AND FOR
l. EIGN ENCHANGE OFFICE
Sc SOUTH ST
Persons wishing to send for their friend. can h.v.
them brousht mere either In Heunship or ANN
packet at the lowest possible ntss from IiSER
iO'7 " LONDON,
by the X Line Of Packets
Drafts raj on Great Britain and Ireland from 6, and
upwards.
"" ~TAPscoTT nRoA 90. u ssu,I d
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n r . kIyn -.

SUPPOSED SUICIDE OR MuRDER.-About
noon on Wednesday last while some citizens we're
on . cunning expedition, In the vicinity OF Middle
Village Queen. county, they discovered the skeleton
ofs man in secluded spot about hundred yards of
the Jamaica road . mile beyond the village on er.
animation 1t became evident that death had resulted
from violence. A rough cut stick vas found twisted
around black silt neekerchlsf In the manner OF
having doubtless been Elected by thIs
means, but whether by decsGSsd Llms II or second
the skeleton, shoh measure feet y inches, we're
in good state OF preserystiOu and consisted Of .
dsri cloth vest The boots vsIe sswed lid ,kn and
not much vorn. AdheIing 70 the skull we're . lev
long SILKY hAir mixed with grey, The body hAs
evidently boon lying in the position in which II vas
found several months. hr. Jeffrey sullivan, OF WI
lian,burgh, who measured The skeleton, notified the
citzens la the neighborhood OF the iae above stated
and the CoIoner = Al notified
Held FOR TRIAL.-Dsniel Wsitner WAS
yesterday held byJudso Daley 70 await tn. action Of
the Grand Jury, on a charge Of embezzemen, pre-
ferred by VIM. H. Buiu II appeared on .hs exam
ins,ion that tho complainant formerly kept . faro
bank In Grsenpoint svenue, lTth Ward and TINT tho
| defendant vas connected with him In The business
| The implements connected Sith the bank. on n,
| stoppage, we're placed in the dsiendanVs care foI
| sAiu keeping, but he becoming shor, of curtency
pswned them At 400 Broomo street. Nes Yori, toI
sum Of t25. The articles were recovered by o,he.l
Mills of The 41th Prsclne.. yount man nan st
james Walters, arrested on a eharge Of Icing impi
Gated with Wstner, sn discharged by the Justice
BuRGLARIEs AND ARRESTS. The shoe s.or,
Of Nj. John johnson, " hfand street, n. NJ vas.p
tertd ihrough rear window On Thursday nighL, and
robbed Of thirty pairs Of shoes, vaged vi $50 Nv,
brothers named lhomU and Albert Pssr,aIl xsr,
yesterday arrested by Captain " oylom and Once
| Scott OF tte 4bth precinct charged in connectioI
With another, OF beng engaged Ia the burrlaTv w
The CLOAK Store OF M j. Ward. $50 Lrand .trea, n
D. sas also entered the same night and robbed ~
| elsa values. " ~ q So '" -"
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1QTH wARD-A VERY LARGE AND

ien.nunene msss meetnt Of the Peoples and
WoThnymsn's Political and Protective Assoc alton
lS,a We're H. bet L..insion an and tx .1: fhsr:
ve,e ABOUT hoU people present all q whom seemed
Aldsrmm Baird "a. called 70 The Chair. Tiom.s
etces q The %s.tin. and ,Ssse.a IN. sss,i.ms ss
we're read and ssopt.2 wb.. % rns ~ IN.
Aldernsnie District feeling Justly sssrisvei At ths
sanitation in the pa.ti and where's, The people s,s
opposed 70 tho burdens which bear % he.yiIy anon
and qualified men In the councils Of the city, there.
Iore Resolved, That We recognize In Cha. Devlin
q *. pssps S < .spTss%s 'hs inter
mersiors' Resolved, Thst rseogn, ng and spprecis.
sas the 80 service. Of Chs. Dsyh3 Es u.
District IN ns's meeting asssmLlei, declare Chss.
~ DeV,ini k.q our unsnimcu, choice for Alderman OF
indIvidualy and collectively, to support HIM TO the
i nu srsnt influence and power, 10 insure his
pcylin, Eco, We honestly believe rests our only
s, isnos .ssinst taxation and oppression IN svery
y ,As Ch.ifm.a, vbe vas f.csi,sd With every
Denomination Of delight. His remarks we're lstsh ed
present condition Of our municipal government and
siyins the vo kingmsn some eIcellent sdvice, he
s'sy .ortss%sn in Is. di.e, Would fp use ,Ses
utmost influence until the day Of election tor Chss.
ss M S.ndd.s Who h.. been thsiI friend In
services we're required By them. Nj. johnson vas
nert introduced, Who made tellinf spt ech arousng
the feelings Of the audience with edet lie advocated
the claims Of Mr.. Devlin a. their est candidate 70
represent the people Of the dst he cling only
quaiihed bat entitled 70 theii rupp T. Mr.. Devlin
vas nett introduced by Q nun ttee Who we're
appolntsd 70 wait upon him I. tender him the
nomination. lie was received With loud and ire
mendou, cheers both inside and outside the building
vhioh continued unabated for some time The
cheering having subsidized, Mr.. Deylin said: Gentle
men, Workingmsn and frionts-I return you my
sincere thanks for this splendid ovation which you
nave rendered me this evening. eheerfully and
thankfully aceept the nomination which you have
seen nj TO oner me and promise you. elected TO
carry CUT your View IN every respect. have ever
becn and ever will be, the humble servant and
honest hAnd Of the vorklngmAn. Mr. Dsvnn con-
tinued at somo length, when, Al the cloee Of his
ienhkA he vas loudly eheersd. Addresses we're
wen msde by Dr. herman, lion. John Reagan and
Alter .h,ch the nee ing adjourned, with loud cheer
ing lot ChAs. DeNin, the Peoples choice las
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MARINE NEWS.
Nov is. Ri.e. eo-s. Set. I CT. M.,.r oe %


CLkARED.
sTEAheHIPs-virsinis- Liverpool Britannia,
gl.sfov; CerInsnia Ham burg; America Bremsni W
CLYDE wilmington; Bristol Pbuadelphiai ar.
nor, Proyidence wsstohssisr. Baltimore; CITY Of
New York, Liverpool
bHiPs-Issbes Lander. Naples; james Pcstes,
Jr, DverpooL Belle We'd, Do civ o. New York, DO.
,BARKs-Zinsareils, Bstsmorss VIM ssnder.cn-
Havana; Trinity, hobI Q; Arthur, Gibraltar and Ma
lara mary Lucrsta. Apalaebicola.
ID BRIGs-vsiersn. Malta Sarah Iersen. Goree:
Palma, Pernsmbuoo: VIM Muir, Ciehueso. Nne, st
Thomas; Clyde ~ John, u; Nelositr, Nassau; Jans
Brundses, Ponce, = X ORION. Kingston, Jam.
sCUpONEKS-Kobt Palmer, Apalsohicela JEDI
Van Lnnet', Nevbern; Belle, Riehmend; Sarah
klLslelh, New Haven; re Ward, Wgshinston;
White swan. Calais WIN Bray, Hartford.
AKRTvRD.
srEAMsHfPs-Che.pesh Portland hsnhst-
tan, Ncrs Cruz, Edinburg, Liverpool.
BARKs-Annie N Gray, ApslAehieola Bird, tssr.
vepanl Maneilles
BRlgs-Msry Lowell Virginia; Albert Adams,
Richmond, Va Matron, Ueorgetovn, ID L, Katie,
balt Cayi Evergreen, Porto Rico.
sCHOOSERs- Orlando smith, Port Chester; Rs-
SCI Boston for kevburs Pennsylvania. he- Haven
BELow-Bsrt Ocean, Lsghorn; BRIG Howard.
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EDIClNES.

A YERS AGUE CURE, FOR THE SPEEDY
cure Of lntsImittsnt fever, or fever and asue,
remtisnt lever chill fever, dumb aSue period cal
headache or bilious headAche aud bilious levers in
deed Tor The whole class Of disease originating In
hillary dersnrement caused by the malaria OF nias-
mate countries. Fever and sgue 10 not the only CEN
sequence OF the mAsmatie poison, A great variety
Of disorders arse from Its Irritation In Gus
districts among which are neurslria, rheumatism,
geut. heAdsche blindness toothacLe, eArarhe ca
tarrh, asthma, palptAtion, painful adoc ton Of the
spleen, Mysteries, pain In the bowels collie, paralysis
and detanssment Of the stomach, all Of which, when
originating IN this cause put on the intormttsn NJ
type, or tecoine periodical. This "eure" e1psls the
poison from the blood, and thus cure, them ali alike
II u not only The most efoetuh remedy ever dscov-
cred iof tins clAs1 OF complaints but A. the cheapest
aud moreover y perfectly sale. No harm can arise
from its use, and the patient when cured h leh as
healthy A. II he had never had the d,ease. Can thIs
be said Of any other cure for ehils aud teyeTi IL Il
tue Of thiA and ia Importance 10 those afflicted with
tho complaint eaunot he over-estima.ed. 30 sure n,
y 20 cue the fever and asus that 1t may be truth
fully said W be . certain remedy. one dealer com.
plains that II 10 not good medicine 70 SELL because
one botte eures Whole nelshbohood Prepared by
J. Z, AfEk Co, Lowell, Mas, and sold by III
druggists and dealers in medicine eysryvheIe xlL
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MILITARY.

A RMY CLAIM OFFICE-OFFICERS, SOL
dies and heir Of deceased have all claims Of
whatever nature afeiully sluited aud setued-psI-
ticulGr attention TO payment VI state Bounties, bal
OF Government bountes, act pay ami clothing
money. Apply in person OF address, l.. BROWN
co, Bankers 2 Park Place. 334
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS-ALL UN-
i settled claims Of every description sssinst the
state. or the United states will be promptly settled
NJ the L. ). Army Agency, " Blocker e., directly
opIoste the pay department. Apply In person, or by
letter. euco-ing stamp. $40
r. BROWN & co, NAVY PRIZE MONEY
LIZ Office, Park Place, (Bank Buidinsy established
four years. All navy claims collected and paid New
lists are now ready With ths amounts. Cal or ad-
dIess by letter. BIS