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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-15
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"a inor. than INV United SAY trmy Hospitals,
popular n-l~cius vhirh has ben .esp-cia Hy eI-
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srnmr;:t, t!e gr1uC! 81 IT'S h,riG been adopted
~ standard remedy by the meslicNl Profe sion,
SWANS BOURBON BlTIERS .r
sa rIey ar, N aae of In gradients well knowu ana
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powerful tonic properties, both ptlat .ble an
pleasant, With irient Strengthening prnpe-tie.
act like charm Wien tlFsn accord 10 Erection
a remedy for the following lis. !.es :-Iudg..-
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fhv rap is Increasing demand G.r these hitiers a.
induced III :" give them puhlintts, tha, tho T.
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convinced 81 their rihc,cy. r. ID. ..f IVA
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give these trial, and you will not be without an
fhey wisise tone % the stomach, and strength 10
he Shole system. IL your drug gist or tradesmsp
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Remember The name, and take no other #.rf
~ SWANS BOURBON BIrTERS
The compositions OF Or. SwsIn's Bitters. having
been made public through the colcmns OF Medfcal
Journals, and having been adopted a standard
remedy by the Medical Profession, by the deci.
sion Of the Commissioners OF Internal Revenue tx
EMPr FROM STAMP DUTY. ..asts#E 1sr,--.s''r
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-15

Great broad Guagc DoubIc Track
.s Aud Telegraph Route.
To Nep Yorh, Boston, phHadelphia, Baktimor.
Harrisburg, and al Eastern cities, carrying the
GREATTHROUGH u. S. Wills.
EXPRESS Trains leave DCSKBx or BUFFALO on the
arrvs al OF trains from the West, via the LAKE SHORE
RAiLRoAn, also from SALAMANCA, arrival OF trains
via the Ne,e Broad Gauge Atlantic and Great YES
Tern Rdatacdy from Cleveland o., giving Passe
| the advantage, from Dunkirk or Buifalo or from
Cleveland o., Of Sir Enet Gauge, combining kAsE
and COMFORT without change, In Vide, Roomy, I'uk
ace Cars, direct ~ NEW YORK. A perfection attain
ed by no other route. t-'-##ef 1888
FOR FREIGHT
between all points and wEsr, facilities are
unriyaled. Forming close and reliable connections
at DrSKIRI and bryFALo with Western roads, and at
SALAMANCA with the s.es.-.r
Droad Gadge 1tiontic and Great Western
RaRrdy.
II y which route there is no transfer between New
York and Cleveland.
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS s.
cave New York daily for al points in the West, ma
Ming as Quick time and at by any
other route. For freight or Passage inquire at
the principal Offices In the Vest and at
"a CLARK Street, Chicago.
2s0 broadway, New York,
23 South ST., u. r., New York.
.--s 10 State Street, Boston.
u. W. BLANCHARD, CHAs. MnoT, IL a.
Genl frtAst Genlsupt.
GsnIIie.Ast. WesternAst,
Dee. 81, isos.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-15
nR J. \. HARVEY,
The Renowned
MAGNETIC 4 W CL.fIRrOYAvr
H. rfsY~SCIsN. ..-
Ne. 90 Washington tv. brtScen ith and 18th s,r-.,s
EFT. LOUIS, NO. -E.--

Ne 90 " ashington tv. brtween ith and 18th s,r-..s
EFT. LOUIS, NO. -e.-.
The supernatural gift Of CIairvoyan, Sight nos.
scr>ea by this wonderful person, sir ~ ast.nisb
ing degree, couyinces The Spepfr 4 Of TIE ,,,
liRIfed power he has in oases regarding liz. ma
Health. BY the assistance of some Superior ps
he is enabled ~ perc Give the cause an conI;ti,
anu Ii embossed with the Capacity to hc.l ...--'
.... .r. .. All. ssE$E3s~ES.
This the Dortnr has demonstrated IN tbousapj =,
cares from all parts of the World duri,- III. n Il
tv'.lTn fhe follQwng diseases in their s,n.,
Con umption and ASTHMA I'm From, NE Is SIX rr-s y
ParHly is and all diseases Of the Nervon. system,
cluding Epilepsy or Fits in from to three DAYS
Diseases ofthe Liver Heart and Ki,hicv. In frGn,
one to ten days. All diseases Of the blood such A..
Scrofria- rrrsipelrs, Fever Sores &c accorliurt I,
the severity ofthe disease ..'N ''.o
FEM ALE DISEASES ua
Treated by a New Method, with speedr and tho
most happy results The Doctors roo u, are crowd
ID daily by persons pronounced inctrra lie nv the
ahole Medical Faculty, ami one shoald dckr.air
2freef until after being examined ny the DOci.r's
ClAirYoyant Eve wthnn. ASK I'm Tnt.>,iauS b .ll.
be cause. location and co Hditi,u nf any aud all
diseases, and whether ne pronli.r relief Per-
sons Oh the verG" OF the grave, and such IS have
nor walked Tor years arc no" living TO teS.fS to the
bo'tors wonderful skin and success. b .'E. ,..e
.!he boctor ads crises nothing but what he has the
0"iltr to p-rfnrnt, and will give the most ulnpists
satisfaction tn All vlfo come uni er his treattn. at
iDE lads wl0 cannot consult the Doctor in prrson
can I've examined and preacrfbcd for by se5 ding by
riter simple >tattncu' Of ili:r cases. References
20 cnrcs performed che riI IL made.
SPf CT AL. Asthma, hrre;Olore cGfisiderrd an Ia
durable disease is treated with perfect success In
every Instance by the tpct,r's Hesh di.cnEerel
method All cases of Cancer of matter h. n lon,
standing, removed in from ts Give tw,rty -fyur
hours. without insruHeu ts or rain ny process 70.
veaed to the DortGr While in The Ga irrolari state
which is known 10 10 othe' person living.
iost Oilire BOX S5>S. r.t q. ".. sr.L st -FNr
Feb q, lsi5 is 10
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-15
BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI
- RIVER RAILROAD. .,rYg--ra,
MWa::..z: s;zysss;s 8
.aa-z-fz fLYA NEE or TIME

On and after Monday, Jan. 9Th, 1S65, and until far
ther notice Passenger Trains will leave and arrive
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-06
Prisil People.

There IS a set Of people, says DR..
Chalmers. whom l cannot bear-the pinks
of fashionable propriety--whose every
word Is precise, aud whose ever move
ment is une1ceptionab!c; bat who, though
we'll yersed III all the cateeories Of polite
behavior, lave net particle Of soul CT
cordially about them. We allow that
their manners may be abundantly correct
There may be elegance in every gesture,
and gracefulness In eyely position; not u
smile out CT place, and not step that
would not bear the measurement Of the
seyercst scrutiny. This IS 81 very fine;
but wh.s ! want is the heart and the
gaiety OF social integeourse-th frankness
that spreads ease an animation-the eye
that speaks afTabilitY 10 all that chases
timidity from every bosom and tells
every man liz the company to be confident
and happy. This is what | conceive to
be the virtue Of the text. and not the
sicteLlng forn-ality c. those who walk by
rule, ard would reduce the whole Of hui
man life to wire-bounded system OF
misery
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-06
Farmers Look 10 Your Seed Corn.

An intelligent and observant farmer
called upon US during Ike past week, and
asked Us to advise our farmer friends to
look well to their Seed Corn this Spring.
He says that nearly ali the corn that has
stood in shock during the past winter is SO
frozen that the heart i. frozen, and it will
not grow if planted. This is owing 20 the
fact that the shocks were wet when the
cold weather came last fall and they were
frozen together, giving the corn no chance
to dry out Corn that has remained on
the uncut stalk is generally alive and will
grow if planted To tell whether the
heart of the kernal OF corn is dead, split
it in tive, and if the heart is nearly white
and mealy it will grow-if it is watery
aud of light purple color, il is dead
and will not grow if planted. Our inform
ant states that corn with the heart dead
cannot be ted but upon examination, and
that fer all purposes, except painting
the fact that the heart is dad, will not in
jure the corn. This Is an important mat |
ter to farmers, and if they do not wish to
loose their labor in planting and their
crops after having planted, it behooves
them to see that they have good, healthy
corn for planting We should ike to hear
more on this subleo. from the farmers of
our county-Holmes Comfy co. Far
Dler.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-06

The Boston CoUi,er eengratulates the
country upon the passa@e If The law TO
prevent efScers of the army and navy
from interfering n elections in the states.
1t says:
Had ii;e act ,es4 passed al All earlier
dlte. 50 that direct and indirect military
interference with the last fall elections
had been understood by the people to be
Illegal and to subject the offenders to pun
ishment, there can scarcely be a dou',.
that Maryland. Missouri Illinois, Indiana,
peLnsy lvania, and New York Wo..Id have
east their votes for Mcclellan. These.
With the votes thrown by kentucky, New
jersey aud Delaware, would have secured
democratic majority"
While there can be little doubt that il
there had been no military interference
with the last fall elections, they would
have resulted as the Courier states, We are
by no means confident that if the law had
oeen Ia existence al that time it would
nave prevented such i-.erfercncc. The
officers who intertered with eic ctions were
tranSgrcssing law in fact In gong SO, but
this consideration did not restrain them,
which augurs i'll for their Observance OF a
more explicit statute. The contempt for
law and for the rights Of political oppo-
nents which permitted their intervention
i'll elections must b. era Heated before we
can hope they will treat with rc7pect legal
restrictions, however clear
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-06
TnE M0sT BEA

TnE MosT BEA HAND.-Two
charming women were discussing one day
what 1t is which constitutes beauty in the
hand. They differed in opinion as much
as the beautiful member taev were DIS
cussing A gentleman frend dropping
in the question was referred to him. 1t
was delicate matter. Glancing from one
to the other Of the beautiful white hands
presented for his examination, he replied
at last, Il give it up--the question is too
hard for me, but ask the poor, and they
will tell you that the most beautiful hand
IN the world is the hand that gives"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-06

Hon. VI. L. BRETT-This gentleman
since his retirement from the position of
treasurer of state. has determined to make
Indianapolis bis future home. He has
formed a co partnership with several gen
tlemen of ample capital to carry on an
extensive Touring mill in the neighbor-
hood OF the city In the removal Of Mr.
=. this section Of the state has lost one Of
IT'S best citizens Whenever true honor
and integrity are appreciated, he will
occupy prominent position Nineennes
Sun
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-06
Gen, SEESs4son.

fros lie Ricfr.Jnd Eyas..ner. March %.
Gen. f-i4gieton, CT Illinois, curiously
enough, Is a warm personal friea'i Of Pres
iien, Lincoln Hence Is rasSes to Rich
nord end leculi2, tiles i general. Vow
ct The rebels sha..ld;harg him. the meas
ure 81 postical justice, in r., case, would
be completely fllod.--I(ia'inua.i eom-
.>s<eIci;.l
aans him. On the cont-ac 5, the .:reb-
c. . chcri>h;ng this 1an lee spccula.
5os, co0rtins his aeauain,a1ns and hoping
For me honor of invitations tea great en-
tcr,ainn.ent he Is shout to give, and FOR
which he Is s2i5 10 have expressly impor-
ted the chaxapagne. One .aight SUPPOSE
this Sia-leton was ne 1nlE Z friend to Mr
Linealr. but friend u Sir Davis. too.
Tor .as can 90 and COR 1t pleasure through
Jar lines, and run what!le pleases through
he blockade; 2 thiEewhich very few con-
federates have interest enoG.h to 10.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-06

NEWSPAPER 'PUFFs. One of our ox-
changes gives the schedule of tolls for the
benefit of those who need and seek after
'puffs.
4 good one-One pair boots.
\ very good one-One vest and two
shirts.
A splendid" one-One cloth coat
4 perfect socdo,ager- One whole suit.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-06

The subscriber he's a large and good stock and
will sell atbarey living profits. Having superior
workmen always employed, he can furnish custom
work, and do repairing to suit all.
Designing to remain in business here, he will
make Il 10 the interest of the public topatronze
him. GEORGE KOCH.
Plymouth, Indiana, September ID, '63 n7tl
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-06

The Bridal Chamber. m Essay of Warning
and Instruction to Young Mcn--published by
the Howard Association, and sent free of charge
in sealed envelopes. Address Dr.. ]. SKILLlN
HOUGHTON. n oward A7rociation, Phiadel
phs, Ia. vlOa2S-p
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-06
COUNTY ORDERS.

Those holding county orders are notiiedto pre-
sent the same for payment, as no interest will be
allowed sitter ,bi date. u. o. QUIVEY,
n,0tS' Treasurer Marshall County
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-04-06
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS

TO VOUS SUFFERERS,
Il GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility.
iincompetency, Prem 'ture Decay, and Youthful
Error aetua,ed by desire to benefit others, vii
DE happY to furnish all VINO need it free charge
tn recipe and directions for making the si,nnle
remedy used in his case. Sufferers wishing tn
proht by the advertisers bad experience. and
possess sure and valuable remedy, can do 60
Nv addressing him st at his place Of business
The recipe and full information-of vital imnor.
tance-willbe cheerfully sent by return mail.
Address Holm n oCnEN
No. 90 Nassau Street, New York
L. S.-Nervous Sufferers Of both sexes will find
TINS information invaluable. [nl9-3m
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-04

WYE, the undersigned. have just establish
w Cd Broom Mandatory iu Grand Ha-
ven, on Third street, near Dr. McNotts rcsi-
dence We are unfortunately BLIND, and desi-
rous Of earning at least living by honest, pa
tent industry.
Therefore we earnestly solicit The patronage
and kind regard Of our mercantile dealers and
citizens generally. Our Broous are made In a
neat, substantial manner and Of the best mhtor-
als. Prices low--singly, by the dozen or whole
sale. Romembcr the unfortunate. as,
HERRICK KAMHOUT,
Nov. 3s, 1854. JOSEPH GODffART.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-04

"AaE SArisrrED.'-The American
people as class are predisposed TO dis
eases of;tbe head, throat and lungs--the
skill Of most eminent physicians has been
baffled in attempts to cure Catarrb, which,
if allowed to run on until it has assumed
its worst form, will surley end in Con-
sumption, which is incura5le, il however,
DR., D. H. Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Rem
edy is faithfully used, all who know by
experience are satisfied a speedy and per-
manent cure will be effected.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-04

oWE wish TO inform the public that
Messrs. Hughes a. Cass have very re-
Gently fitted up an elegant and well ar
ranged Photograph Gallery, in this place,
on First street. over the Postoffice. Our
citizens have long needed an establish
ment Of this character and will now pat
ronize Messrs. II. 4 G. accordingly. All
modern improvements and experience ia
the art are combined BY tho proprietors
and there is nothing in the way Of secor
ing, at home, just the incest pictures
10 the world.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-04

THHRE is New York regiment which
is reported, during its three years service,
to have travelled by sea aud land over
twelve Thousand miles, fought twenty
general engagements, marched through
fifteen States. and had been under Bum
side, Pope, Mcclellan. Mcdowell, Meade,
Sherman and Grant.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-04

We are informed that the salt we'll,
now being bored by Mr.. Truesdell, of
Muskcgon, has reached depth Of six
hundred feel and upward, AID that the
brine obtained coutnips sixty per cent Of
saline lnatter. 1t is the design Of Mr.. T.
to sink the we'll to the depth Of one thou
sand feet.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-04

e. o. WALKER, Esq, of Detroit, act
ing Treasurer Of the Michigan branch of
the u. s. Christian Commission, ack-
uowledges the reception Of sa4 55--a col
lection by Rev. ]. H. Phelps, Of Grand
Haven, and $50 95, Union Tbanksgiv-
ing collection at Muskegon.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-04

Tan newly elected County Officers have
all qualified and are at their respective
posss Of duty.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-04

"a WAsarSoros bootmaker states au
thoritatively Chat aold Abe's last " is ,
very big thug.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-04

TAE CfRcurr Copar for Ottawa Coun-
~ IS in session this week, his Honor,
Judge LittIcjohp. presiding A jury has
been summoned and Is in attendance
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-04

TAC0B's CHOLERA. DYsENTERY AND
- rc DfARRHGA CORDIAL ''t "a
At Snf apf1 GnHfIS's DRuGsroRE.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-04

50 The sleighing continues excellent--the
crossing on the ice is good for footmen be-
tween this point and the depot, and for
teams at the upper ferry.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-04
LOCAL AND SEws <rEAS.


LOCAL AND HEWs 1TrNS
- - ~
80. o..A /. .,~.a, "a a II
MI q 2 ,-,,-------,
Tns Board Of Supervisors meets uext
week for the dispatch Of general business.
Tan newly elected County Officers have
all qualified and are at their respective
posss Of duty.
w .s.,,,,,.,,,, 49,.
very big thug.
:,
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ny oo'"' ss".s '"s' ''a' aPPe"'ance q
~ , Sy = ''''o'"' s'u o''''
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.,; g: u
La. r;,,,o;,n,, .,..;a;,o 4 4 ;,,s -.
l.'.. ~
A--- III ''
AMoSe the list Of officers confined 10
Richland Jail, Columbia, S. c., we notice
!. s1S. 100
,s..e,.,. Il S,'
= 4. 4. ~ y !. y. .7-4 ~ y
lhE tso0ernor Cusn0'dn was released
u seems rom the ice 70 the lake. where
she vas firmly held last week. She ar
rived at this port from Milwaukee, this
-
HE ANNUAL MEErISo OF The Soldiers
Ad society VIII pe held az Hubbard's
aa''' 10 TINS vii'age' on friday January
o. 1862 O'Clock r. M
by order OF the President.
W. noda,s,.na N. IT. u s.ne,,a
,e ,h;s .;,,.. - 49,, ...s;.,oa no.,
ty Sheriff. under Reuben vanderhoef
Esq, Sheriff elect for Ottawa county.
A better selection, in cur opinion, could
not have been made.
= a, 80 ~ e7,,
" t' ~
.@s :, =, = .ae -s"" ny..I',
lection by Rev. J. H. Phelps, Of Grand
Haven, and $50 95, a Union Thanksgiv-
ing collection at Muskegon.
NV -. =, =. n
~
80,
-, -, i
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-04
'ansa+yt Al
11Ew AND PFAvORxrE
PASSENGER AND ExPREss FREroHT LINE.
&a 9
Detroit & Milwaukee Railroad.
In connection with the new and powerful
UPPER CABIN STEAMSHIPS
"DETROI7~ d "MLL WA UR.E.E."

nURING this Month Trains will leave
l/Grand Haven, MS follows:
Como EAsr--Mail at A. M. for Detroit
Mixed at p. NJ, for Detroit.
GoISo WEsr--~STEAMSHIPS at s. p. NJ,
for Milwaukee, daily, except
so Sundays.
Refreshments at Detroit, 0wosso and Grand
Haven, and upon Co.'S Ferry steamer "Wind-
sor." on Detroit River.
Comfortable Hotel in Depot at Grand Haven.
5azs- The Telegraph Line is open for Public
Business.
SLEEPING CARS 0NALL NIGHT TRAINS.
CONrJECrIorIs.
AT DETROIT Great Western Railway for
all points East Michigan. Central Michigan
Southern, and Grand Trunk Railroads.
AT MILWAUKEE With the Mississippi,
Lacrosse, Racine, Chicago, Watertown, and
Horizon Railroads, for all points West and
Northwest.
Passengers for Great Western Railway go on
the Railway Ferry Steamer at d. 4 M. r. Dock,
leaving Dock. at 6;45 and 1915 A. NJ, and 600
p. M.
The Company's Time Tables can be had at
any Of the Stations.
w. X. MUIR, GenI sup't.
ID. 4 M. r.. Offices, 1884.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-04

We understand Mr.. /. H. Sanford,
of this village, has been appointed Depu-
ty Sheriff. under Reuben Vanderhoef,
ESQ.,, Sheriff elect for Ottawa county.
A better selection, in cur opinion, could
not have been made.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-04
WovMllxe q CNovVN.
We HAoOA PINS

are the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced.
They act so directly upon the Liver,
exciting that organ to such an extent as
that the system does not relapse into It's
former condition, which is too apt to bs
the case with simply purgative pill.
They are reallY q Li .LlGrL.-l
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-04

Axose the list Of officers confined 10
Richland Jail, Columbia, S. c., we notice
the name Of Capt. +. g. Dicey, lst Mich.
Sharpshooters, formerly of this part Of
the State. ,, ~
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-04

The Governor Cushman was released,
il seems, from the ice 10 the lake, where
she was firmly held last week. She ar
rived at this port, from Milwaukee, this
morning, unframed.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-04

Henry Griiiin a Co., Grand Haven, Mol
q. Eastman, Eastnanville.
ArA. Caine, White River. teN .1ai
Luther a Co.. Lamont.
II. p. McCullotk, Berlin. Ana iy Druggists
and Merchants generally throushont the I'M
ted States. !lynz'9
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-04

The ANNUAL NESTING Of the Soldiers
Aid Society will be held at Hubbard's
Hall, 10 this village, on Friday, January
8, 1865, 3 o'clock m.
a BY order Of the President.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-04
D\ooA NMA Kilves VM,
which, in conjunction with the
Mood pMvvSNev,

will cure all the aforementioned uiseasosf
and, of themselves, win relieve and cure
Headache, costioeness,
Colo Potno, Cholera -Morbtss,
Indigestion, pain in the Bouvels,
Qizziness, etc.
Try these medicines, and you will never
regret lit. Z, AZ
Ask your neighbors, who have used
them. and they will say they are
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-04
'NoNAoN NO WNOvG.

As a proof that the BLOOD Purifier and Pills are
,,rsv xeretalic have the certificates Of those
lnent chemists, otessors Chiffon Of New York, and
Locke OF Cincinnati.
pubishsd in a conspicuous part Of this Paper from
time to time. r
price of the scandinavian Vegetable Blood Puri-
for 81 per bottle, or So per half dozen or the Scam
boxes for 81. bt u1ftt
Principal Office and salcsroom, No East Fourth
St. ID nuildng from Main St., CincinnatL o. Lab
oratry, No. Is Hammond Street.