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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-01

DEAD! READ!! READml ..s-
TO The CITIZENS OF yyAPELLe
COUNTY AND VICINITY.
Ali hail! creation far and near,
or Arnold's new store you now shall hear;
Let pealing drums and cannons roar
Proclaim he news from shore TO shorei
Great bargains, sure. are on the wing,
Rare WONDERS thar We now shall sing.
lr ST ore Is situated on Front street,
And all our goods are made fashionable and neat.
Frock and sack coats to suit you all, .'....
nd what we ask Is. give US call. az T'r ....
Oyercoats and business coats OF all grades,
or different styles and different shades.
Pants and vests, both common and fine, ..'.-
And all other goods suitable in our line
White, over and under shirts TO suit evisy QUE
The rich and the poor, the old and the young
Collafs, scarf and ties Of every stsurp, -
Hosiery and gloves come next in rank.
And -ther goods too numerous to mention,
To viii oh we invite your special attention. o.. o.
Let II repair with willing feet, .-s n ..
To ARN0LD'S Cl0thir House Front street
Ana look ouL for bargains that Cant be beat"
HATS. CAPS, TRUNKS, vALIsEs,
FURNISHING GOODS dc, dc
In short, everything to complete Gentlernan s
wardrobe, can be found at E....,
ARNOLD 81 CO.'S.
| Neat door to CoHlst0ck'.s
Oct Is, 1s65--dwtf ~
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A BOLD THIEF.--On Saturday evening,
some thief unhtched a team that belonged
to Mr.. Davis, of Dahlonega, which was
standing on Front Street, and succeeded
in making his escape, with it. After get
ting about two miles from the city, he un-
hitched the horses, turned them loose LETT
the sleigh to which they We're attached.
standing i'm the road, and made off with
the harness. This is as'bold and daring an
act as it has been cur lot to chronicle, for
some time. No traces of the thief have
yet been found. He was seen by several
persons as he drove through the streets.
but was driving so rapidly that they could
not recognize him. 600. .@~@ biz a.
ARRESTED Michigan, while
coming up Market Street last night, STUN
bied upon the carcass Ola fellow who was
lying on the sidewalk in IA state of beastiy
intoxication. Summarizing assistance, he
got him on his feet and lodged in Jail He
was brought before his honor the Mayor
this morning and fined $3.50 which he
paid and went on his way rejoicing.
HORSE STEALING offence has be-
come SO common in this community that
we are kept busy gathering MP par
ticulars. We no sooner hear of one and
get it touchdown. when somebody informs
us of another, and so ii has kept going for
the last week. We are heginning t6 think
that this must be sort of Paradise for
this class Of rascals. who, notwIDn Standing
that they invariably get caught, yet con
tinue to commit their depredaiipns. We
have five or six horse thieves now IL our
County Jail, and if they continue catching
them at the same rate they have for the
Lot week. we will soon have the Jail COM
tortabiy full. .-..
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a,
DecernbeI 18th 1875, One ale red Steer supposed
tobe twelve Years old, with a " hjte face, aad a
red spot on the nose ,ndtte bush of the tai off.
Appraised at $40. Flied Janu .4th, 1865.
Nj. Colby, Clerk.
Feb 1st. 1896
ES7 RA l'S7EERS-Taken. NJ by Tarron At
cock, living IN Adams lownshi NapelIo county,
Iowa. DeCt mner 2Ith 1870.
. oie y bite steer, with red Gars. an red mo nth,
supposed 20 he one year oil last spring
appraised al sI2 Filed Jaru" " 22na. 1855. -
II l.. NJ COOLEY, Clerk.
F b LIST sec.
EFlRA lBULL.-Take n up By Matthew Scott,
livirg in Green Township Wapells county, Iowa,
December Goth, 1850
one Bull two years Old, red brindle color, mi el
with black. some white the belly, The end OF the
il white, al theial marks.
Appraised at 81. tiled Jan. %, 1866. .
L. III. COOLEY, Clerk.
Feb LIST, 1896. -......
EHIRA \ co W.--Taken up by W. s. Carter, Hv-
ing two miles north of Uttumwa, IN NapenJ county
low. January End 1866.
One brown Cow and sucking Calf, white tine
hack and be lly, with crop aud Sits In the
left ear and half crop OF the reh ear, brande d
with letter CT gu the left hip, supposed TO be nine
CT ten years old.
Appraised at 30. Faed January 22nd 1866.
L. NJ u ODLEY, Clerk.
FSb LIST 1866.
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The Lark It's,

Hogs have been coming in pretty lively
for the last week Prices have advanced
litip, buyers paying from IS 90 to $ "a
for live and dressed ....rs ..IE
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SPE CIAL NOTICES.
TLAIM AGENCY. tfa'

Sstiiers, and the widow and heirs OF soldiers are
notified that am act'g licensed Claim AGENT,
for procuring Pensions, Bonntes, Bach Pay and all
! other just cla us agEins' the Government.
Charges moderate, and nothing unless claims are
! allowed. .,. r... EDN ARD H. STILES
! - Ib--tt Office Opposite pttumwa House
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mn iOTTUMNA COURIER.

PENSIONS BousTY ANT. BACK PAY, prompt
ly,obtained by r. H. STILES.
: Office over @. G wardeh's Store ~, q
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A YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURF OE

Coughs. Colds lrflrerya
HoGrseuesS, Group, Bronze hits
lncipient Consunp ton. ana for
the relief of Cons umntive pa
tleuts in advanced stat res Of
the disease
80 wide is the field Of its use
iuiness and so mum ernus are
Tbs casos % its cure. that al
nIn,l EYER ~ nurl nf thn l.nn......
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-08

White Hair! Red Hair! Brown Hair!
Black Hair!
RING'S AMBROSIA, to make black or
~ brown; Bachelors Dye, to make let
black; Mrs. Aliens Restorer, brown, black
or auburn; Turkish Banloliman, to dress
the hair. All at
FISHER & HEINTTSH'S
AAPrll Drug Store.
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a Beautiful Complexion.
= clRcAS$tAM BLOOM !"
FOR THE COMPLEXION

NNHE most elegant preparation for the
Il complexion. Removes spots, pits, ble-
mishes,. pimples, freckles, tan and redness
moss produced by rough winds, chapped'
Ups and hands. It softens the skin and
renders the skin fair and beautiful. A
beautiful complexion is the admiration of
every one. Try bottle. For sale by drug
gists everywhere.
JOHN M. MARIS & CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia
FISHER j. HEINITSH,
March IL Agents, Columbia, 8. C.
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.Telegraph.
~
Froas vvasl,ingtora

s WAsHINaToN, April 6.-The President,
to-day, transmitted to Congress commu-
nication from the Secretary of the Trea-
sEry and Postmastes-G General, suggesting
some notifications of the test oath. They
show the great Importance of sucl, legis-
lation, both in a pecuniary and harmoni-
ous point OF view, and the President earn
estly commends the subject to tho early
consideration Of Congress. Tne commu-
nication was referred to Committee on the
Judiciary.
In the Senate, Mr.. Lane, OF Kansas,
offered . joint resolution, to-day, proposing
the admission of tho Southern States to
representation in Congress on condition of
repudiating the Confederate debt, endors-
ing the Federal debt, annulling all ordi-
nances OF secession, and granting the
right OF suffrage to colored persons who
pay tax on $3.50 worth Of property, and
who can read and write.
MIR. Lane spoke OF the necessity for i'm
mediate action on the subject of recon-
struction, to save the Republican party.
NThe veto message was taken up, and
some sharp conversation ensued between
Lane and Meade. The former endorsed
the President with great vigor The dis
cussion created considerable sensation.
Further debate ensued, which was kept up
to 6 O'Clock. No vote had been taken.
In the House, to-day, Brooks was unseat-
ed and Dodge voted in.
LATER.-The civil rights bill, in the Sc
nate, this evening, passed over the Presi-
dents veto by vote Of thirty-three to
fifteen. The excitement here is Intense
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-08
F"''nafne, Soap, Punch, Ale, Watch. s.
Qdrs, &c
BY A. r. PHILLIPS

oN IUEsDAY MORNING next, will sell,
AZ the new book store, opposite the Law
range, on Market Street, sundry articles
OF furniture, consisting Of
wsah. wCnhalts. Dining Tables, Marble-Top
Family Soap, Boxes Messina and st. Do.
mmlngo Punch, Boxes Gin and BRANDY
Cocktail, st: Domingo Wine, Ginger Cor.
ciai, Cases Wines, Pale Ale, Barrels Vine
gar, Barrels Crackers, Box Adamantine
Coofies sven ssxentyye eod pairs Brogans
Summer Clothing, one Double Case G9id
Lever Watch, lot Of Books, two Silver Guns
one one-horse Wagon, one large Log Cart
n. .. Unlimited articles received until
nOInuHS OF sale. April z
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Mules at Auction.

WnL be sold, at public auction. in
wv ront OF Hitchcocks Stables, Colum
pa, >. C., on MONDAY, the 18th Of April,
Lorty young MULES, on a credit Of six
months; notes to bear interest from date
with two approved securities.
April 7 J. s. COLES
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Fd''iety Sale.
BY LEVIN & PETXOTTO.

: = -.
Hdriety Sale.
BY LEVIN & PETXOTTO.
TOMORROW (Monday) MORNING. at 10
o'clock, we will sell, at our store.
A variety Of genteel FURNITURE con-
sisting in part Of:
Mahogany Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs.
Mattresses, Feather Beds.
Brussels Carpet, Crib.
Rocking Chairs, Bureaus, &c.
Immediately after the above.
c, "A variety OF seasonable Ready-made
Mems and Women's Shoes, Hats.
Ladies' Dress Goods.
gloves, suspenders, Neck-Ties, &c.
Boxes Soap, Starch, Cant es, Segars.
Tolts Revolver, Double-barrei GUN, &c
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WORMS! PLUMS! WORMS!

SOGAR PLUMS;f for worms, Sugar Plums;
~ For worms, take the Sugar Plums;
a safe and sure cure, Plums for worms.
Children take them ~w;;:.l. delight,
10 put the worms to dreadful FRIGHT
For sale at FISHER 4 HEINITSHH
April 8 "
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yS1,rthfail ,IuS OfuI,r.

Gin H&er.S Seiln,ittel sesen bte f6Iimn,iien NdGe
OIL atier pber dronii9er tntjiinblisr cperaltster)
2OtarrbSe unb 0tubr 1T
ar. Stridlanb's gtiiGuga seaen bic
Cholera.
SauIenbe tabsa burdb biefeIte Seiluns 8eurotn.
Die Resisruis ptntet Fe tn ben Miitaripitdcrn an.
sic bat 9ieie unierer Sclbaten snrirt uadbem ale
onberen WttieI Stbts eebplen, IN Der Chat baben
mir aenu8 gepeife bon Der Drtiamieit bees pertbs
pcnen YraparateS aus uianmen,.etenbeu aufiausen-
ZEN, anreesuben unb uireetretbenbsu Snarttiensen.
nm einem Seben uuerer 9eier rstben gu fbnnen, I'D,
cine Slaide anjufhafeu unb tets bau,it pertben au
fetn. Ote 2eiS.nc,n islb lpatsn oas Wittel brett
9etrauten. IS tit bs aaen apotbetern gu babtn; in
Battimp ore bet Setb-S. Saute, Wr. Jos,
MeitrSaltimo efr.; tn sDait netcn bel s o.
tepbg9. u atrn &9ruber.
@roboer!6ufer. ". 3oseler & 9 0. unb
Sbpm frn & 9 d. Baltimore, Pb.
Sn IS ibtngtou bel 9tS. @brtittant
Rr 37I. IA. Yeeaue. lSul6t1S)
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(slus benz Nt,p. yo,f,r nStralb y

UfQG, atnCDc SOtfet'4 % ell . % y v W.
.Disfe weribppus NitSiln befst bic aubercreenti6'
9ilenihsit, Sultm Struefsn. Seiie'tett II. itwens
Aibmnn fpfort ~ liuetrn.-Scldes bateu wtr Wens'
nens ausaefinosn." t67O
g8ir finten in Nlper'S amtrifanitem 8alenbsr. be
iett sr @ratis. Qtrtbelura para tet, bic bsuerenf
fpfrtbe unsabe, bab fie Gibwdrnle lett 1000 Sabres
fdt nm ntdt m,br aIS ben 1905. Gttil eines 8abten
bttt'iden Grabes psrniineert bat. Aui uufere Nr.
fraae. ipie Ct ene foe 8ebauptuse aufitsaen Tonne
srbalten mir BON br. 4lper fol9eube Gntwort
rStpsart sbt cine senaue Defdr.ibuns elmer GeelipI
au jeiner Seit Nist ,et uns in Stanb. nit duber|
tier Gamufstet ste iett6en, erfclstsn tisli@n grtl
tlmkregunsen bis gu rsenb elmer Geelpe Su msiisrl
Qerrinenuns ibrer pise plrbe bnr9 eOnSentrirnrl
ibre ndpie unb i'mit aud BITE 3eit Der Drtbun8 ny
bic eigeue Ndbie peridrten. Die ggrflihfeit hnin|
nit cbtser Berednuns itertin. unb beis bat iit nj |
beuatiid ridts er,pitiea." (Aem. .gorfer"S ournaI.
AS- IctesfGue In 9plae BON 9lussebrnnS|
--utan bsretnet tas iabrlidp an btr S6pinblutt D
ben Ser. Staaien 100 600 psripnen ftrten, tpelbe
Seilmiiel gegen cisie arantbeit keitsen. aber bao
nidbt e3ebraI& MAIDEN ppuen. Srit bic S6rplubiu
suerit aui 70 fiblt man SGmer,en u Griden In
Brnit nit S6peratbmen certunoen. Balb fteat
1uien elm, ipeun Der Reii uidtt seboben pire. Ii
jete gnircn9urs gum austpurfe sibt benz lletsI nd
Rabrurg. ailenb 9unBen. BAL lam
jHpihtst iofott Ste Ghmerlen u. ben Rej In
aenannsn Tbeiler, ttut BEN Suiten Gtnbalt II. te
benz AuebruGe Der S&wiubiudt por. Or teIt TIA
euuses, Die man ifpn flr nubeilbar sebaltep.
gu baben b,
Setb g. Sanee,
ctptt BET alien fansItrn NIT ifamiIien. .yebitnsn.
fTouN
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SAreibs II. Treibanos 3eibneus
S6ute.
Hrnf. glf. 0la{er

srtte!it 6bIehtiGreibenetn ieSsn Alsrs uno @t-
f6lea1S In 10 Shtnttn coqitdn6i8sn unisutdt I'm
Sduthid5nfGrelben. aui ausl1lisbli6ss 9erlan9ta
spifb BET hnterridt ben 6&ilern aud I'M banis etr'
klbtn ertteilt.
Die 3.iaaeni4uIe n ensettetlt Ia cine ftpatats
Dan,er. uni. Serren.&btbetlun9.
GrIttre bsaebt ausI9IisbItds annr fdr Da,nea" I'm
sttd. u. 6Iumtu et9reH. psionoeree
@emtdbi wtrs auf has Stidbst&neu seIsst. Su
eeBtsIsr wttesu iammtliGt Ndht 6ss 3ehnens bis
lut rpuitanbtaiteu 4usiabnns unisrrt&st.
anineipunS,n ,perben srpiiten 5 II. s ubr Wa6m't
tags Saspei.9de ron Gpares- u. 5apti,itr. rcn
tsmprcieHcr fettft eai3e8esaencn,n;n (Gu92e,lS)
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~. gD a cf ere
Eoof;fh q &rrutntt ctufftfuf

Ob,se anitaft lett elmer @ebs bon .Sabren tn per.
idsoentn 4rtif,u bttanat ais onr6auS aeet9net
III naslidsn &llcbern Ter m.nfGiid.n g.euiaafi
selan,ubileen, bittet aufs NeuS bas beritlben bic
isst aeiGcntt srtrauen aud fer,,erbn bu bspabren.
- Mubtr beMbcp6tniden 9sbriaderu rpiro unier.
rdt int 3etdpnen uub allen roebliden 3duoarbeiten
sribeilt-Beit ber S1ule IL 5u slei@er 3et etn Wuat
Snitttut SerblN,tip unb Wtrb aui Ptano, fcpte aui
alien m5aliheu Eks. u. GtVsid -Snlttumsnkn roa
,psi beionoers ASu aneefeaten etbreru unsrrtdi
Stseten. Rtnoer btitrlet @tiblt&tc Wsrteu In 3oit
u. qosi8 aenommeu.
NiSsre Ausiunft srtbeit Der griay,raI tr snitalt
q .. Nader,
(Eept1a1S) Rr. 174u. 118, 5amburs siirabs
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S5tr 8dlle uub GDn3crte ju 0ers

Den Sreuneeu n. gttanrte1 Ger .srneoIcia"-gs.
fenfdait unb Seu, ccshrteu TuhlitDm nberbaupt tur
Ra6rist baf fir rgenb cine 3eit nad Rem l.Septbr.
bic fbbne 9rp6e itaf9baute neue Sale eer r&sneor'
gstaItuug nru B6Gsn II Gprjsrien iu i,ieiben 1T,
ssenn frub3ettiae appttraticn serladbt tpirb,
M elc9G,lte uuh ioitbare SusaofRruns bee 8rofen
5aaieS, nebt ttir.mbblrien SarS.robtSimmstn fpr
, 9erreu II. Samcr, iorie Sequences Rtfauioticnsims
nltr nebt egofem Spetisaale nit rcultIncie etu9c.
rthsttr src,e, laiItu Rtbts su wuuid5en ubrta.
8pafantiees Iai,I;eidrr fur 500 Gpuperts 1T iu
snim ptaSiaen Greiie ~ mtetben.
YateTe gustun bet O. gD. 9bbtI,
Nr 379, Baltimore, ipher Gitam. u.
TSl25-l Vacar.
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SfIp B iitsss
Gine peue Spulf@iifs
cb,r
.GtnterStt6) yIGb Mafd,ine

@ine neue Spulf@iif.
Stnterfttd, Ssab @aaSAine
ron burAwcg neutr Sauart;
raid, Iei6 ssbmb anc eauerbat
Er. 1. UT. 1.
Die au,mertiam'et pon e 4uetberu, afet
ber-, 9 Dub 1t. 9 StttfeI. Babrtta u'
ten, Rutd9en.a ufpus,eri unb anofru,
bic cine tal4.. letht, Y. eausrbait arbelt.net
i)intsrifid Habmaidine
braudltn, ttnfen mir huf tise neueAt 6rI1tniH0 ap
eem Rdbma6tnen-@tsete.
Die Rr. | Ndtmaibine fur Sabrtfantea
1T bon b,foncsrtr 6rSs, iebr itart II. Iits, Ieibi
III bSnbbabtu, ptnia gerduih matbsnb; iir ieee Dirt
aSttrei - benz tirr'itu Sattune b5 sum oitlien
S.osr - enS,rdttt unb nit taumppncntnL ltnnes
n.m II. ieictnein iaetH settb cut areStsno. Dbihon
felt aur,em mi @r.t'. lnb tieie,@taibinen bsreit'
In oroper 3abl bet 8abritanitn in sau,en psnte &tm
G,braube unb Setern,ann 10 init ibrsn ausnebnenb
,nfrteeen.
i3euentGe.
Urfcr WaIdinh unb Der Naftpr baten gatt lbre
H. l WlaIhne aui psri6ebentn Siciien - BON
i1weritn G'eittrrlteu une it.nnen faiiertute u
eattttie biz ;um binnfen 9cpebten paptre - pbn,
bic Spannin6 Az peraneern, 8runcltb Ptpprt w. 9t'
fen etneu olItommenen Stid mabt.
Sd bin SletoerbinblG nDabrtfant babe bic ginger.
ibe 1t. anSete Wai6tnen Sabre lang protirt uub ers
Hire cbue petcrten sSbt Rr. Sttif-N Naidine inr
mettauS cte bcte non auen, pN MIR 9ebrauepfs
Btfftam & d, &leieer,5dnbler u.f brilliant 8r.
l2l, aaieitr. ebicasc, Sa; ben IL. Su 1855.
St babe Sbre sar. 1 Rafhine hei rerfdtebenem
ed,ubp.tf iprsta!ta H. arIubli prcbirt nno ertldu
| ie pbne 3aiiberu fir cine febr porthslt d {
J,afGue. Sic arttite raid, u striuibles II. lttferI
| tiu poIltommeres st Stadurtett.
6. % Su NJ, GGuh- II. StiefdA babrttaHt,
| Rr. 7s, @ancopbhr., GSisa8o, 81.
Den 70. 9uH 1865.
Sbr srobe psrbtHert. t5abstianen- Wafttne III biz
bette fit Sd,neiber bic i'd e benus une Id bate in
netusm GeId,dfie III Sabren cine Renle NaId,tnen
prebrt. s5as Gaubtreit, Dautrbaitistei u. raftes
| sIrbsitsn anttanst, n fs uultsrtrptien.
Branf Davenport Rleieertdncltr
-einoel Dotel", St. 2cutt Ro.
Ttu l5. San. 1866.
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GBitbtie fir 2cibenSe!!l
prpfeIIpr 2Duts g8 unpram's
tpeltberltntte
S1utrsinismn9sz mno Ibfnbs

S51utreinismn9s= umo Ibfnbs
runaSs Sr6uter
Fnb unitre9 bic beitu bis iest bttaurttn Altel I'M
bic necorene Seunhbttt reeberbcrirlteIitn, tOets,
renn ssitts 8snommsn, &raEtbeen Su oertutsn. Die
feiben iinb lat iiter stn
9terteljabrGunpert tbrer ,SeilfrGft fpeeen
In 0euti6lanb ribmlidbit betonnt II. 0,adtst une
saten d aud bier felt ben lestsn trei Sabrtu enen
ipibsn Gtuf ertpprbsu uNo esueu ltb rsionoera sat
5etlung bGswiiliger UNI bartn1di9er
5tranf0titen,
unb sOrts Nemaub be 5pfnurs, set.ttt III iperrtr,
augebtn, cbne sucpr oieie b.laneu Griuttr ;u per-
luden. Die Str6uer wtrcer Bon mir
btreft bon Deutf6lanb
lmpprtirt II. errpicBle i6 bi.ieben ernjero men,n
nertbeu 2anosleuten .unt 0enct6ten Gebraue. eG i1
isit uberSeust bin, hab elm Seeer her ennlal ooron
nmmt, mt her Brfur9 semtb .ufUtecen u. nte rttbr
pbne bitclten iein ,prb. Sfoe famie olte tets oas
ben im Saule tabrn; benn aud bel Atnttru IL Die
mphitbitise @irtuns sieier Grautsr wabrtat ubers
raidcHbs
Oi, Srautsr anb 3u basen In
Stllen p6er 8ulSern,
ie nab @uuih, uno bassn ICb bet fclBsnStn Sran.-
bsiten ais b,ionesrs bsiliam eripieien, alst
Wasentralnst Sdmorrbptetn,
Darmbefbperbsn, Otiiien,
Getwuit, @eritcphns,
Gtt Rbeunattsnms.
gngbrnltisfett, GusSebruug,
Sufeu, acpf. II. SabNwep,
Bl6une, Sueenfrantteit,
SGrupiet gerb!emun9,
Sltrpenfwa6e,
Sunsenenb bRubuu1 Waiern,
Grrepbelu, Boubpurrl,
unterlt,bsteI6petben,
spaaeriudt,
9rippe, Reltt,
retb, Rubr 6rdBt,
Sol3fub SprbtIis.
fnite ,teber, Snutausihldbe
unh alien Rian.he!isr,
pe'de aus eerbprbenent Sluts ,rtipriu0eu.
Serncr enrfsbe it1 Wlasens8rautes- -9ltrir peseu
Wds,utrampi, 9ur6fal, rptte Jtubr, 8,uHlttotu.
Sufcn, &rfaltung IL /. w.. gpiIeptibe S'cpftn CUR
ean,lider SejI"ng Der Saliu6t; S'tdtruiper, 3ayn.
1tnttur, ganb,uurnls Builder. Nunepalsr tlr auter'
Ittbt Beretuu9en rbermaiide Glnftur, Rrduertbee
u. gtolsra &lrir, ippte Tr. gpbitcS weltteribmtes
suSerwafer. 3ultu& Oten.lt.
H,rorbrin ga.,
3ercto!-G9eut fir gaui Anetito.
Sn 3cItimcre ;u totea in alien Epptbe,cn. 'omis
bet Sud,bansler q. .9tnninabaufen, Rr. 28A,
VI. pIettitr. SIN GrcBen BET u. V Yrge!er * 6 .,
VII. 6, SGo-2bettpitr.
Sn gBaisnetpn bel abs, brtittant, a,m.
3. ftntrpisIe u. anbtrn Hrpbeiern.3 (Sept16)
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aW@pgsafest gamtitsu-Ves

iBnnsn ibre GriprdGe iir Sansaeles3abinua.
gcnSipnea upo EtifenaeiScr piluttiid, turt
{1tnter,eidn,ten stforst bt!omnen. sbeno alle ben
grtsn bon Ojfsereil Der qene- H. Sesnlatt nod ;u'
son,ntsnben 8lditanee N'an TeIte fdt BET
g3m. .. STU,
Reeitrunss.G (anipruds) .ghreau
ytr 20. 20 .r8arsttsiir, gaIt., Mb.
HD- vile arsfuuit pirb gratis ertbetlt. - al'
Briete mlFen enen @temrcI aur 0idisnsnnf
hsr au;,prrt eutbalten. (Apl21S)
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NcS Si,nolinoe NreunS |

(E3e Deuna Men's 8rieub)
Inter &araniir est Seiuns q BEL mtr 8rant-
dten. Sti alien zpplte',rn gu haben. Ran
serlanse ces Sineltrss Srtuub "Qbe gcuns Rens
5risnb)'. 0tlt iscer S@a6tsl erbalt man cine Bro.
fbire iit,r bic Ssmp.pu,e unb 9.bano!urg ecteir.t
8ranibeiten, ober man farn bic Sdrft bestten,
,penn man an ''gcune Mems Srsrb'. Spr 90. Gir'\
ctnnatt, f6teibt uMb BEN grefe cine en- s.y It.
aarte tetIest. .iit al imore an batsn bel
g. .. 5ance,
(TuI g. 1 FNpte) SIR. 2O8, paItimpeitr.
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Gin DSrtreffittaeS sSeilmittel.

aDir tBnnsn nit autsm @epiHsn dueu, pslhe an
hbsartteem Suiten leiben,
Dr. Stridiano's boniaiilBn Suaen. fam
empSsblen. 1srieIte (daft fat auaentiidli9 @rleihs
teruts lnb Ia subsm rtbt onsertbm enSuuebmei-
Sbne S,peifel 1T Der toniaihbe SuaenbaIiam einss
fer tsiten I'm Gjebrau6e ttfinsiden Erd2arat., uns
rsbr i6rebt isln @iesniblmer ibn ndt Ju. 9Dtr
taben has Nftts! tsSte Dcbe periudt II ms sinen
bPba Iaitieen Suasu baSurtb pom 'oaiie 8eiGaft US
miro ben Or. g Strt Lamb, Nr. l39, Speemorea
Ctr, Cincinnati. o., 3uberetet II. ccn attn apotbe'
fern @rfaut; tn Baltimore BON Sete 9.
Saute, Yir 108 @cits 9altmoretr., nno in W a..
fbius ton bon Sol, %. VI attn Il 8rnber.
SrebrettSuftr, VI. 8oaeler & 9 0. nao
Sbom on l. y d. Baltimore, Ntb.
/GuS3
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(Esrtftsuaa fofat.)

Gin lsarm.r bon Carroll CONN
-, 3reiapd, pertor einige Siiid Sisb an
einer untsi1autcu 9rani,tit, ireroui iid
9it,d res Gsyiibt cerblsitets, cie tis6'erlI'
dc &ineepeii lei im rccitsrI,aate ausls
troten. Spstee at,r ilSnte &C iicb be'au2.
bab sir USispibt cas- Suf miltelbit 'Nlto
BtGen Gioics. baS &c III ier 6rtter mlitte.
ltn,oebldtb, bate,
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NItt1Grnion * Spmp's
@aarcnbaa8
Nr. I, wfreerRreEs,
Sabriienten psn
,,9ubritatiHs Dis"
tatentirter
@eiBer 8agenidmicrr
IS6nblsr NIT
Spernt
gpatlftf6-
unb QarbsSeL
@igentbiimer S(r
HGrtcIitor SOAP 8orf8"
tn @eretr- Str.
SGhritauteu hon VT. l
Bsmilicu gBafebfctfe.
Gbcnifhe Slipen Scifc,
bic bintgfe unb a:b am Sporlamfen per.
paftsnbe Int Rartts.
QBenn Sie etne CUTE Setfe tpanf6en,
70 faufsn Ste bic
,,Ggcst1pr" GemiiGe Cllbsn'
unb
bic Sar,Islie.
.Btr saruutIrsu, sab Sssermarn nit Su Baarc
INFStceH TT.
unierc GetieuIcrien MAIDEN etusu berrliten S6aum
in6 inb IN barieul, pte fpeldem Bafer geit gut Ju
brduden, linb penn Sir rlr tnrlal oamtt einen BEL
iudb aematht babfn, 10 mOltn Ste gar ttne aneere.
Sat lbr Groc;r un,rs g8lau rirtt, 70 atbtn Sit gu
puiersn aaerteu uub taifeu sic ittl eitieIbt 2aitu
Ge lid ia niebt nit an6trer apaate bon ben 0tptern
abferti5en.
@rsee Iahfrage mad unferer
altmpbtiden 6dr3ieife,
In bartrm, tpei6em pbsr
SalSpaTer gu brau6en!
@tr gardntiren, bab Sebermann nit
unisrer Seife 3ufrteben III.
Wtan Dcriude iie!
Seine anbere mast lpl6' unsrrgletHlt6ea
Shaum!
Die bttltsfe Seife. bic I'M Warftt To-!
@aGsn 9te settta Stre 8easnunssn
Wan psrseiit nt4t bsb tb. e,an9s eeie unfer
@si8dftslcidca;
v@sceliicr"
traat. Wan Iebe aenau barauf tab baNtibi ntbt
febIt, unb nebme, lcenn man
reGt leiHteS unb aneenebntes Bafhcn
taben min,
fetne anbere!
(RsolSlSatr)