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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-02-23


With us we have no doubt the people Of
this State will rejoice to know that under
the new order OF things, means have been
devised that will give the commercial me-
tropolis Of Missouri, and our railroads their
legitimate share of trade. This has been
accomplished by an overwhelming vote Of
the Representatives Of the free people Of
Missouri in passing bin to complete the
North Missouri Railroad to connect with the
Railroad system of Iowa, and extending the
West Branch Of said road so as to give it an
independent line to st. Joseph, and the COM
struction Of bridge over the Missouri;rieer
at st. Charles.
. In this has been accomplished by Missouri
that which will more speedily than anything
else, enable her to resume payment Of in
terest. Build the road provided for, and we
shall not be long without the wealth md the
population to make it easy to. sustain the
State credit, whilst without them we must
have expected to anguish and take many
years to put us in position to pay.
The completion Of the roads provided for
gives back to st. Louis trade from Iowa
long lost, and will give her an immense trade
that has been floating off from Kansas and
the West to enrich railroads in other States,
and build up and make able to pay taxes.
the people Of cities outside of Missouri, 10
the great detriment Of the best Interests of
our State.
Next to freeing the State Of slavery, this
is the best act it IS likely the representatives
of the people will be able to do for q long
time to come, and it is destined to, she'd inn
perishaBle honors upon all who have aided
in bringing this result. to pass. The. unfet-
tering of the slave seems to, have also had
the happy effect Of breaking up all narrow
and contracted views A more liberal and
wise ard statesmanlike policy, we doubt not.
will, from this time on, characterize the, leg
islation Of Missouri
Situated as Missouri is, there is no earthly
power that can retard her future growth.
She is right in the heart of the Union, and
her climate is more attractive and desirable
than that of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa,
Nebraska and more. northern States. She is
nearer to- better markets she is more "a.
vorably situated than Kansas and the Ter
ritories west of and north of Kansas. She
abounds in lands, the soil Of which is un.
surpassed. Her minerals are inexhaustible
In word, she occupies in latitude and in
every respect, now that she is freed of slav-
cry, the most attractive position for persons
seeking new homes. The lines Of our rail.
roads will be dotted with settlements, and
the most sanguine predictions as to the fu.
ture Of Missouri, we feel assured, will be
more th,n realized.
We desire to congratulate the Legislature
on the great benefits they have been able to
confer on the State by the passage Of tie
bill which completes the North Missouri
Road to Iowa and to St. Joseph, and gives a
bridge over the Missouri river.-Daily
State (Js6srson City No. Times.
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Feb IS. 1866
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
IL Estats of Enos lonea. deceased

Notice ~ erepy given that the undersisned have
holding claims against said estate viii present
the same to the County Court Of Wapello county,
Iowa, for allowance, and all persons Indebted TO
said estate are required 70 make INN ediate pay
ment 70 she uqdsrsfgpsd. THQA4e 4 yQNE
WILLIAM r. JONES,
Fsh. ~, 1853, 8xeeatsrs.
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r IST OF LETTERS Remain;n >

/ Isl OF LII EhS ILemalnInp
llunclaimea In the Post ONCE at ottumwa, low
on the 22d day Of February, 1855.
ITO obtain any Of these letters. the applican,
call for LETTERS give the date cf.
this list, and pay cent for advertising.
"If not called for within one month, they win be
sent to the Dead Letter once.
Letters are not advertised until they have re.
mained In the office one week.
''Place th postage stamp the upper right hand
corner, and leave space between the stamp and d.
rection for post-marking without interfering with
the writing
IN. B.-i REQUEST for the RETURN of letter to
the writer, If unclaimed within 80 days less rt.
ten printed with tie writer's name, Post once
ard State, the left hand end Of the envelope
on the face side will be complied with the usual
prepaid rate Of postage, payable when the letter Ia
delivered to the writer."-Sec. %, Law Of 1885, .
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two hundred deserte,s from Lees army
reached that city on Saturday evening from
City Point, where they took the oath of al
legiauce. They we're provided by Provost
Marshal General Tngraham with passes
North. They represent the different South.
ern States in rebellion. They said that
they had been waiting to hear the result Of
the mission of Stephens, Hunter and Camp.
bell; that the prevailing impression in Lees
army had been that we were going 20 have
peace, and that the war was over. Upon
learning the very contrary of this, on the
return of the Peace Commissioners, they
determined for themselves to fight no more,
and accordingly seized the first opportunity
to escape and reach our lines. They state
that the dissatisfaction among the troops in
Lees army at the failure to make peace is
general, and that il will be shown in the
number of desertions that will Immediately
follow, unless some very severe measures
are taken to prevent it, which they think it
almost impossible to do. They assert that
Lees army is not only subsisting on half
ratons, or what would be considered half
rations in our army, but that his men have
suffered terribly during the late severe
cold weather for want of sufficient clothing
They become more and NOR discouraged
at this state of things when they behold the
Yankee troops so comfortably attired.
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Benning j F & Bro
Brown Nelson A
Blythe Agnes j
Bicycle David
Brannan Hester A
Brewer Elias
Bixler Joseph
Casper M j
Cospe- Sam'l2
Carr Franklin
Gala nan Bridget
Crilley Mary
Dugan Elizabeth,
Darnille E. DR. 9,
Doggett &. Wells,
Darnille Thomas.
Dennet A P
Ensel G w
Flint Joseph II,
Fathers Benjamin
Gee Mary Margaret
Helly John
Halsey Zebedee
Hawkins Phileman
Hays Nancy
Hamersly Jacob
Hermann Frederick
Harlan s.
Halsey Ralph
Hampton Margaret
Hgan Stephen d
Hale s l. Miss
johnson Timothy E
johnson w L
Joslyn F @
Kemp William r.
King Michael
Kronheimer Henry
KooDts Mary
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LEGAL NOTICE.
State ofIowa, Wapello county.
In the County Court.

''a p.u ion for Dover.
Seth J. Wilson, ct al
Wilson TX
You are hereby notified that there 10 now on die
In the ONCE Of the county Judge Of sal county the
petition Of Asenath Wilson claiming dover In Inc
lands Of O. @. Wilson, deceased, her late husband
particularly described In said petition and that q
return OF "Not found" has been made Of the original
notice. as to YOU and said cause inued TIL rst
Monday in March 1868, and an order of publ cation
ms de Of notice to you 1'.''E
Now unless you app ear, and answer to said % Ell.
ton at my office said day, the prayer Of said De.
Triton will be granted and referees appointed to i'd.
meas and set dove to said petition as prav
ed for by her. T. BIGHAM, County Judge
Publish four weeks In the Ottumwa Courier
FEB. 2. '6o. T.BIGHAN. County Judge.
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The Peace Conference.


The following is the closing portion OF
the Presidents message:
On the morning OF the Sd, the three gen.
tlemen--Stephens, Hunter and Campbell,
came aboard of our steamer. and had an in
terview with the Secretary Of State and my
self, of several hours duration. No ques-
ton of preliminaries tn tho ','eo.ins -"'
then and there made or mentioned. No
other person was present. No papers were
exchanged or produced, AID 1T was in ad-
vance agreed that the conversation was to be
informal and verbal merely On our part,
the whole substance of the instructions Of
Secretary of State, hereinbefore recited, was
stated and insisted upon, and nothing was
said inconsistent Herewith; while by their
party, it was not said that, in any event or
on any condition, they ever would consent
to reunion and yet they equally omitted
to declare that they would not so consent.
They seemed to desire postponement Of
that question and the adoption of some 9TH
err course first, which, as some Of them SEEM
ed to argue, might or might not lead to re-
union; but which course we thought would
amount to an indefinite postponement. The
conference ended without result.
The foregoing, containing, as Is believed,
all the information sought, is respectfully
submitted.
(Signed) A. LINCOLN.
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Renting Houses, and Col lect,ns rents.

Renting Houses, and Col lecting rents.
Having made extensive arrang ements for ad
verising, persons desiring to buy or sell will do
well to give us . call. tes
Having recently travelled over all the counties in
south-eastern Iowa, We are prepared to give accu-
rate Information Of the character Of the Soil Tim
ber, Coal, Stone, Water, and the character OF the
improvements In the various parts Of said sectio
ofthe State
@Lands and Town Property bought and sold
on the most reason able terms.
We are also prepa< ed to issue
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Policies. Of Insurance


on ,s and property in
the most favorable terms.
FARM FOR sALE.-In Highland township. eight
miles rom Ottumwa, tanning 200 acres--1O0 acres
In good cultiv atom. Calculated for stock Farm /:
wei wAtered $50 fruit tees Of client qualit
CASTOR 1 sHEAFoR.
FARM FOR SALE-eoa tanning $50 acres so acres
In cultivation, timber ADJOINING, In Dahlon
ega Township. 81 miles North East Of Otsumwa.
FARM FOR sALE--Containing 1870 &C res, of " III CHI
Of timber, in DahloneaA Tow nshlp miles North
East Of Ottumwa.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE-H ,use for sale sit
uated on Front Street, containing ten large rooms
calculated for boarding or Hotel stand.
FOR SALE-12G acres Of nice prairie land In Madi-
son county, miles from winterset, 1t being the
south half south east quarter and the south east Of
the south quarter Of Section Fifteen Tow nship
Is, Range 20 west.
For rurther parti culars and terms ofthe above
premises, call ~ the once OF the undersigned on
Court street. CASTOR SHEAFOR.
FOR sALE-1sc acres Of choice land in washing.
ton county, Iowa. For particulars. enquire Of
0ASTON axsHEAFOR.
FOR sALE-1eo acres Of choice Prairie Land, in
CASTOR 4 sHEAFoR.
FOR sALE-A Farm containing 400 acres loo
acres under fence. Within three miles Of Ottumwa
For particulars, see CASTOR 4 sHEAFOR.
FOR SALE-A small house and lot In the eastern
part Of the city Of ottumHa.~ Cheap for cash. En-
qpire Of CASTOR I SHEAFO
Once on the Northwest side Of Court,
Between Front and ,Seco nd Streets,
OTTUM wa, IOWA.
Feb. 2, 1867
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GUGAR AND TEA.
~ AlarRe quantity Of all grades Of Sugar; also
fine assortment Of Te for sale at Wholesale and re.
tall BY NJ. HEINRICH.
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Mcgee Bell B
Moore Jacob
Marts Caroline.
Mellev Thomas.
Mats David
Noe Jonathan
Palmer Grace
Pike d j.
Fierce Mary
Rarkhurst H A
Parish Thomas M
Parker Jacob
Rush J w
Rush Jackson
Roach A j
Rater John s
Stockton. Job L.
Slagle Martha
Simmons. Carrie
Smock Debby A
Saith, Margaret 8:
Smith Josiah
Sey mour Juliet
Slagle Elinor
Stephens Gilbert'
Simmons VIM H.
Sweet. BIS.
Smith Sarah j.
Terrence Samuel B.
.Tibbits B j
Thompson Nancy.
Ulmer Moritz
Veskay Cyrus.
Withered Winslow
Walker Mr.
Wilford Mpllie Miss
Write Albert
Wright Martin
j wv. NORRIR, p \
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TUST RECEIVED-2oO0 pounds
e. prime Rio Coffee, for sale At . smalsmarsin, by
Feb. 16, 1866. n. HEINRICH.
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CANNED FRUIT-A large stock,
~ fresh and pure, for sale by
Feb 16, 1865. NJ HENRbCII
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CASTOR & SHEAFOR,

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Having associated ourselves tog ether in the Legal,
Real Estate and Insurance business, respe ctfully
represent to the public that We are prepared to
attend to all criminal and civil business entrested
to Us in any Of the District Courts and the Supreme
Court of the state of Iowa.
Prompt attention. win be glvento the
COLLECTION OF CLAIMS,
PAYING OF TAXES,
and furnishing Abstracts Of Titles to lands. Par
ticular attention will be gvento
BUYING AND SELLING LANDS,
TOwrh Property,
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DOCTOR w. L. ORR;
Late Surgeon Of the 9sst Iowa Volunteers.
Once over DR.. wardenS store. Residence on
Second street, few doors east Of Col. Giilaspy's
Feb. 9k1S65 u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-08
ORGANIZED ARMIES.


The New York Tribune says that extern
sivc and powerful combinations have been
made to control the New York Legislature
and secure private ends at the expense and
Inconvenience Of The masses. The more
prominent of these schemes are the increase
Of fares on the New York Central Railroad;
the advance Of the legal rates Of fare upon
city railroads, and the liberation of gas COM
panies from all legal limitations. Under the
probability Of an increase Of fares, the stock
Of the Central Road has lately advanced
The Tribune reminds those Representatives
who intend to sill their votes that they
ought to get $4,000 apiece, and that they
had better have their money securely in
hand before they vote. te sess-Sf
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The unparalleled success which has attended
DR.. James practice in kurope, the United States
and New Orleans-the many remarkable cures he
has effected, which we're pronounced incurable BY
the most eminent plyscianss lustifies hun IN Oh
ering his services TO the confidence OF tue untor-
tunate.
The following are some of the diseases termed
sPrivate,"' and which DR.. James permanently
eradicates, yiz-Syphilis. primary, secondary
tertiary: Structures. Crethral Discharges, elect,
Gomorrhea, Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions,
Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back and Ions,
Inilamatio of the Bladder and Kidneys, Rheu-
matisn,, Hydrocele, Vcrecocele, Cancers, etc.
Diseases peculiar to Females. such as Amenorr-
hea, Disadvantages. Metrorrhagia, Chlorosis,
Nervous Debility, etc, successfully treated.
Dr. James long practice in New Orleans, and
the endorsement Of the Medical fraternity, and
the almost entire Southern press, should conv
vince the most skeptical that Dir. James can and
will perform all that he promises.
DR.. James would also call the attention espec-
tally of those who have privately and improperly
injured themselves, in that secret and solitary
habit-which ruins both body and mind, unfit
ting them for both business and society, produc-
ing both Constitutional Debility and Iinpotency.
TIE following are some of the sad and melan
choly effects produced by early habits of youth or
sexual excuses viz: Weakness Of the Back and
Limbs, Pain in the Head. Dimness Of Vision,
Loss Of Muscular Power, Palpitation of the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Irritahility,
symptoms Of Consumption DC. Mentally the
fearful effects on the mind are more to be dread
cd-I.oss Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas, De
preston Of Spirits, Evil forebodings Aversion
10 Society, Self Distrust Love Of Solitude, Tim
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All persons afflicted with any Of the above dis
eases and symptoms. should not fail to call on Dr.
james and be at once restored to perfect health
Let false delicacy deter you, but call Al once
and sav3 yourselves from the awful and terrible
consequences Of these much to be dreaded mala-
dies
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS immediately
Gu ed and full vigor restored
Those At distance, by describing symptoms
-inclosing stamp for return answcr-will receive
prompt attention by addressing
DIR. ID. II. JAMES,
| r. Q. Box 3l96 [ian2l -dAwly Chicago
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SICKNESS IN THE ARMY.

In the sth Maine, SAD New York, I'd
Rhode Island, I'd Maine, I'd Vermont, 9th
New York, 81, 4th and 9Th Pennsylvania,
several Michigan, Indiana and Wisconsin
regiments, Sicklcs' Brigade, and over 100
other regiments, have acknowledged.
through their surgeons and officers. that
RADW A1'SREAbY RELIEF have scores
sftimes saved the lives Of soldiers wher. al
other remedies fsiled. Sergeant G. p. Lord,
of the Sth Maine, DR.. Tinsley of Sickles'
Brigade, Capt Whitlock Of the 32d New
Y@k. Genl. Hall Of Sickles' Brigade, and
hundreds Of others, testify that Railways
Ready Relief, in every case where it has
been used insthe diseases incidental to en-
posture Of climate. perfected cures where the
surgeons Of the regiments could do nothing.
Let every soldier procure this remedy.
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MANHOOD!
How Lost How Is..sto~c5

HOW 1lOSH HOW restored
Inst f:ubtishdl, IL sealed Eardeps. I3icx & ceo,.
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT.
IA. MENT and Radical Cure Of Spermrtorfhaa
or seminal Weakness. involuntary Emissions
Sexual Debility and lmpediments. to Marrimpe
generally; Nervousness, Consumption. Eilensv
and Fits; Mental and Physical fncapacisy. RI
sulting from Self Abuse, DC, by Roman J. GU.
vRRwELL. II. d., author Of the Greea Rock. DE-
~ Boon to Thousands Of Sufferers"
Sent under seal. in plain envelope, to any ad
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New York-Post Office box45se. (ian2od wsrn
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A CARD no lNYAl-ii1G.

Clergyman, while residing in South Amer
ca as q missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Ear
" Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal
Organs and the whole train Of disorders brought
on by banefu habits. Great numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompted
by desire to benefit the afflicted and unfor,u.
nate, will send the recipe for preparing and
using this medicine. in sealed envelope, to any
one who needs it, Free Of CAarge
Please inclose stamped envelope-addressed
to yourself.
Address, JOSEPH 7. INMAN
Station ID, Bible House
nv5-d1v Nov York e;t,-
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insszsEs q Tn1 H1Rv0UoI sf71INAI.
=: s = ~ sr$<11ement In Reports q he HOWARD
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UsHE CONFESSIONS AND gxPERa.SoE
- o. An INVALID. |.
rublisned for the bcnsft, and n 1 "a UTIOy
TO fOUNO MEN and others, who amer f -
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay Of Manhood.
&C. &C.. s@Pely'ng = The same time IaE MEAxs OF
1sL1-Crss. ~ one who has cured bimsef 49,
undergoing considerable qnscksrv. Nv eneios.
ing r9s'pald envelope, single copies may b
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ESQ.
aeco-o1wom Brooklyn, Kings Ce N. r.
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A DELIGHTFUL CORDIAL AND VALU-
ABLE rONlC.--HEGEMAN 6CO'S CORDIAL
ELIXIR OF CALlSAYA BARK, possessing he
active and well known properties Of the Peruvian
Bark in a most agreeable form. II will be found
a valuable Tonic in all eases, but particularly as
preventive to Fever and Ague 1t is pleas
ant and palatabe cordial. aud Is much superior
to the common whiskey aud rum bitters so much
in use. Sold by Druggists.
HEGEMAN 4 Co..
lan2I- dN WIN Chemists and DruuriSfs
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n ), $. s. =. ' a.:
Is entirely noiseless
A Patented Devic. prevents its
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The patented needle cannon y. ses wrong.
The patented Henrler and Teller and Braider
cannot be set wrong, and are superior to all 9th
II runs faster than any other.
II will never drop q stitch
II is the only practical Machine which ALL
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L does the 6nest and neatest work ever known,
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No other machine takes the Twisted Loop
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II uses the Rotating Hook.
no disparagementi 10 say the wilcox < Gibbs il
worth, Tor family use. double that Of any other
ever offered to the public
Il IS now the gleat leading Family Sewing Ma
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1t has taken the GOLD MEDAL AZ the
American Institute, New York. and the FIRST
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States, making grsnd total Of
ID Premiums this Season.
Prices Of Machines. with Heinmer Teller,
Gnage, Oil Can, Extra Needles, full directions,
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AGkSTs WAxvsD.--Agents for other irst-class
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G.-lSG:. -.

Nature seems to have implanted in mankind The
desire for daily stimulant &c re-nvigorate the
nerves, and excite the blood after The exhanstnns
caused by the days labors, and not only has she
given the desire, but experience has shown il,at
tits an absolute necessity, thai this dtsirc Should
be gratited. for the preservation CT the Heakt
Now natures requirements being founded anon
positive laws. must produce benefits when .hey
are gratited hy the use Of -.
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STATE or CONNECTICUT, -,

STATE or CONNECTICUT Q,
County Of Hartford %
T. BENJAMIN W. Green, President and l. John
b. Eidrdgc Secretary Of the CONNECTICUT Fire
Insurance Company being sevcrally sworn. de-
pose and say, that the foregoing statement is
true and correct account Of the affairs Of said
Company, and exhibits so far us can be ascertain
ed, its actual condition on the 3lst day Of Deem
Der, 1864. ard that part Of the capital earn
ings Of this Company have been deposited in any
State as security for losses therein.
Isiynedl D. " GREENE, Prest.
j. b. EInRrDGE, Secy.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th
day OF Jsnnary, A. d., 1861.
LSignedi CHAs. 4. PERAfss, J. r.
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20 Cents to save Is Dollars

HEGEMAN'S CONCENTRATED BENZiNE
removes Paint. Grease Spots, &C., instantly and
cleans Silks Ribbons, Gloves, &C., equal to new
Only rs cents per bottle. Sold by Druggists.
HEGEMAN Co,
Chemists and Druggists. New York
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GETNLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility.
Inconpetency, Premature Decay, and Youthful
Error, sctuated BY adesire to benefit others. will
be hsPpy TO furnish TO all who need Il. free Of
charge the recipe and directions for making
wishing to profit by the advertisers had expert
ence. and possess q sure and valuable remedy.
can do SO BY addressing him at once 1t his plsce
of business. The Recipe and full information
Of vital importance--wiu be chserfuily sent BIZ
return mail.
Address, JOHN u. OGDEN
No. 60 Nassau Street, New York.
r. S.-Nervous Sufferers of both sexes will find
this information invaluable dc5dSwam