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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-05
5. Sidlins's & Gus.
Grp6er gerfamf npm 1lbren

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@irb an einem etnfa6sn plan 81 sIei9en greiien,
Der ebem Betbeilisten cine biibfde nrb ridtis eez
benbe llbr fir Hur $40 fidert, ii9 geben Sbne
aidt, mic piel 6ieieIbe b66eren gsert6 bat unS nur
Sei.acfteit, ,pirS Ss,aBEiirs uerIanst.
500 SoIiee goloene Suntiug nhren. $250-750
500 Dlagic &aieb golhene ubrenl.. -. 200-500
500 GanIens uhren, enameueo $3.50. tO0-3UU
/, 900 @oSsne Sint Gbronometer iibren $500
I, 900 @Olnene bunting @plinbey llhren 2O0-250
5000 @eIssns Snntits DaPLsr ngren 15 30 zoo
.I5,O00 GoIoene amerif. quitting Hbren. 100-25O
zoos Gilberne bunting epltnoer. $780,. 5O-13Q
5000 SiIberne 0nnting DnpIeres. 75-256
5000 GoIbtne Edirens nbren... ......... $3.50
10000 @clbene bunting 2epnes aa....,,. 3d. 75
$4,000 SiIberne nbren peri6ieoener Arten 50-t00
5000 Gilberne bunting nbren 25-- 81
10000 M9ortrte Hbren ailer Afts 80 Nc lo q
6iefe Ginri nns, bic mr. SO toet, DdhrenS ie epen
@erth BON $3.50 baben tam. RENE Beporjugungen
berben haitnoeIi. 6idiing u. Cos. groHe amerttas
niid5e u5rei eomposnie IN STEM gorf gitp IDiiiidt
ete fofcrtieen Mbfas obtgen angefbrten gotratbes.
Die Certificate biet5ui wee ben arttfel ndber uens
unb anseber, i'nS in periiesetea Guuperts erts
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perts angegeberen @eeenfdnoen bere6tigt, nudoem
erer Certificate beretgt ben Gnfaoer, naebbem e.
keaab bat III benz in benelben dnfgefitbrten Beeens
at,b NIB oa tstn @esenitdnb me- tiger ale $40 wertb
tein sottsrie spisl Sienebr sils reels an0 isStAe
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pfang non Is Gents geid1idt iDeroen, IpdbreIio Tit
ST. II fir 49, 80 une zine elesante grapltr fin $5a
ii Mnh cine nod nett mett1U0here Frdmle flr $40,
100 un0 cine berrIie nbr fur SO aberianDt wereen.
Agenten ober 2ete, pelde ii alS iolds fur btes nn
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Mnfaepaati

n. setIfft 1u6banbler nnb MISUNDERSTANDING
i'm Commercial Nofe bot tets etne MHspaPt S4rescs
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saafsaeifllr.os Iteof bel Inn ebenfaHs Hg weEtpiif
49, Gr nirnfnt amntilated eurrencyh "
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-05
Rurse Ofaebri6ten.

Set einer neutid ieb r
grinbli6en SdieBpriiiuns Der ber>
idieOenen 4rten bon 9interlaOern bat
fid mad Der sc. 8r. 81 Oas frans0>
iifde Gbafiepot9emebr am menigiten
betpdhrt.
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The Greatest Pain Believer. in the
World $50 '' =

Warranted superior to any other, or no
pay, for the cure Of Chronic Rheun. atisin,
Toothache, Headache, Sore Throte,
Mumps, Burns, Cuts, Insect sting. Pains
in the Back. Chest, and Limbs. Sprains,
Old Sores, Swellings, also to AXE intenal-
~ for Diarr'rrm, Tysentry, Cole, Spasms,
Sea Sickness, Vomiting, and Group. Ii is
perfectly innocent to take Internally. II
used according to the directions, and new
er fails, as Thousand can attest. 1t Was
introduced in 1877, aud now millions ri
bottles are annually sold. Every ore who
has once used it. continued to do SO and
recommend it to their friends as the most
valuable medicine extant. Certificates
enough to fill dozen newspapers have
been received by Dr.Tobias. His medicine
the Venetian Eminent, will doallith is
stated, and more. SNoone will rpgreitrving
it. Those residing ut a distance from j,
physician, will findita reliable mediciae
tohave on hand in case of accidents. Ask
for Dr. Tobias Venetian .LinilnAnt. and
take no ether. Price 80 cepts and 81. Sold
by all Druggists. Depot, Sc Cortlandt
Street, New York.
July Is, 1867 -d&w1m 2si ~ 3Stt FL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Names will be announced under this
head till Convention, Mt -, 100 each.

EDS. CoURIER.--Please announce the
name of Capt. Samuel A. Swiggette, as Il
candidate for the office Of Treasurer ofthis
County; subject to the decision of the Re-
publican County Convention.
July 10th 1867. MANY CITIZENS.
NJ EDS. COURIER. -Plense announce the
name of Alfred Lo,speich, rs a candidate
for Collector and Treasurer, subject to the
decision of the approaching Republican
County Convention, and ohlige
MANY CITIZENS.
WeRre atithori4ed to announce tile name
of Lieut. Sanford kirkpatrick. as a candi-
date for Treasurer, subject to the decision
OF the Republican county convention.
We are authorized tOannouncet the name
Of Capt. w. III. p. Morris, rs candidate
for Sheriff Of Wapello o lnty, subject 10
the decision Of the approaching RepubIi-
can County Convention.
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TO CONsUMPTIVEs.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks by very simple
remedy. after having SUITE er for several
years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease lCamsumrtion--ls anxious
to make known to his fellow-sutferers the
means of care. ~ s h IS ax4gf s8N4 & aNtl
To all who desiresit he will send a copy
of the prescription used tfree of ehargel,
with the directions for preparing and us
Jig the same, which they will find u sure
curaf for Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis
is, Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and Lung
Affections. The only object of the adver-
tiser in sendingthe prescriptions to bene-
fit the afflicted, and spread inform ttiOn
which he conceivesto beinyalnable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy,
asit,will cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing. Parties wishing the prescription
free, by retlirnsmafl. will pleae tdress
kets REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
June s 1867 WHY'S. n. r.. la. {si
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FOR SALE.

Two dwelling houses in this city, price
81 900 and $1,000.
A Farm of $50 acres. about one mile from
this city. SIS per acre.
A Farm of l6O acres, seven miles from
this city. in good state of cultivation. =
Price SIS per acre.
A Farm of 240 acres, half miles east OF
iDrakeville. Davis county, with large two
story frame dwelling house; 24O apple
trees, 240 rods Of hedge fence. good barn,
go grape vines. large quantities small
fruits. Farm that is in excellent state OF
cultivation. and not excelled for soil in
Davis county.
Also, another Farm, near the latter. 81
220 acres. well improved and unexcelled
i'm soil.
\ A large Brick, two story, House, 40 feet
ront with four lots, barn, carriage house,
wood shed, a good Office for physician OF
LAWYER, p'enty of small fruit, all in good
order. in Drakesville, Davis, Co., Iowa,
Price s.. 500.
Z Also, go acres Of land about one mil
north of this city. Price $50 per acre.
s.oas A. III. HAMILTON.
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aasF9 a CARD Fis tbnf THE
AMERICAN WATCH C0MPNY.
WAlTHAM. MASS.

This Company beg leave to inform the
public that they commenced operations in
1850, and their factory now covers four
acres OF ground, and has cost more th;,n n
million dollars and employed over 700
operatives. They produce $4,000 Watches
a year. and make arid sell not less than
one halfof;,li the watches Sold in the Uni
ted States.
The difference between their manuf;se-
ture and the European. is briefly this:
y 'ropean. Watches IRE made almost en-
tirely by hand aud the result, is ,ofnecessi-
ty a lack ofth.t Il .itormity, which is in,
dispensable tocprrect time keeping, Both
the eve and the hand Of the :.lost, skillful
operative must vary. I5ntit is a fact that
except watches nf the highest grades, En-
YDpean watches are the product of the
cheapest Ia hor-of SWITZERLAND. and the re-
suit IS the worthless AncreS, Lepines and
so called Patent Levers--Which soon cost
more in attempted repairs than their orig
inal price, COInnioli Worknieu. boys and
women, buy the rough separate parts OF
these watches from varions factories, pol
ish and put them together, and take them
to the nearest watch merchant, who stamps
and sengraves them with any name ar
brand that may be ordered.
Hon An,ericdn Watches are made: Il
The American Wnltham Watch is made
by no such uncertain process-and by no
snch incomnhtentw,rkm men. All the Conl-
pany's operations, from the reception Of
/ the raw materials tn the completion OF the
Watch, are carried on HIlsier one roof, and
under Que ski.ifill and cpmpetent diree-
| ton. But the great distinguishing feature
loftheir Watches. is tile fact that their sew
/ eral parts salf III idp by the finest, the
mosi perfect aud delicate machinery ever
brought 10 the hid of human industry
Every one of ths, more ths,h hundred
parts Of every watch isma(e by amacliine
that infsilibly reprotl,ices every succeed
ing part with the most unvarying accura
cy. IL was only necessary To make one
| perfect watch of any particular style and
| then 10 adjust the hundred machines neg
essary ,tot reproduce every part of that
watch, and it follows that every succeed
ing watchmist be like il.
! The Company respectfully submit their
watches on their merits only. They claim
! to make
! A better .Article for the money
| syb their improved mechanical processe
haan can be made under the old-fashioned
| thndicraf, system. They manufacture
witches of every grade, from II GOO, low
priced, and substantial article. in solid sill
! yer hunting eases, to the finest chronome.-
ter; and also la.les' watches in plain gold
or the finest erameled, and jeweled cases /;
but the Indispensable requisite of nj. their
| watches is that they shall be GOOD TIME
KEEPERS. 1t should be remembered
| that. except their single lowest grade NAM
ed ''Homp Watch Company, Boston,, =
ALL WATCHES made by them ~ S
@.a are fully warranted 81. j m
by special certifica g. and this warrantee
is good at all times against the Company
or its Agents. steta &
ROGERS & APPLETON, .
e,frrfi IL Broadway, New York.
| July 16, lss7-dwlin4 Nc ss
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WHEELER 4 WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES.

Wheeler g. Wilson's Machines are the
f.vorite inr families, being especially "a
dapted to that purpose. They work more
rapidly with less friction, and with n great
err economy of thread than most, II not all
York Tones.
+ Unlocking out for the BEST it wound be
well to see the Machines of Wheeler ~
Wilson, before purchasing elsewhero.--
E.cdBttttel',
S. b. TlIRALI, Agent,
FebaO '67-dy Ottumwa, Iowa
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/ 1t Is cheaper to- paint than To Scrub. and
much nicer. Saveyour strength and don't
scrub that old woodwork any longer, but
90 to V,Orcester's Paint Store and get
your outfit OF Paint and yarnish. and
clean up in modern style. This suggestion
is unnecessary to those who have tried it.
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TUE HEALING POOL.

AND HOUSE OF MERCY.
Howard Association Reports. for YOU'VE;
MEN, on the Crime of Solitude. and the
Errors, Abuse and Diseases which destroy
the manly powers, and create impede
ments to Marriage, with sure mraDs of re-
lief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
of charge. Address, DR.. J.. SK1LLIN
HouaHroN, Howard Association, Phila-
Pa.
May2l 81 dSw2m Is NJ PSI aA.t - llsH A.
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3 SHERIFFSSALE.-- by virtue of Spec.
ial Execution TO IRE directed, blythe Clerk
sotthe District Court of 5Wapello County,
State ofIuWa, commanding me to sell the
property herejnai err Described, as by a
decree Of sitid-Court directed, II will 3ex-
pose to sale, at public auction to the high
est aud best bidder, FIR cash in hand. al
the front door of the Court II ouse, in Svar
clio county, on the Twentv-third day OF
August, lS67, between the hours of 8
o clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ. com
mencilig Mt l0o'clock A NJ of said day. t he
following Real Estate, to-wi,
Lot No. one, block No. three, Glot no l,
block no 81 Agency City, Wapello county
Iowa. Taken as by Special execution di-
q and j Z NJ ,'ers. to sail n said Execu,,
tion' in favor or Wapello county and
against Joseph Edmond, C e. r Myers,
for the sun Or 1881 49, 1901 eight hundred
twenty-five 79-l0O dollars, and interest
and costs. G. A. DERBY,
Sheriff of Wapello county.
Serffs office, Ottumwa, Iowa, July 18th
1857. tths 81 ga
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Special Notices.
puTcHER,s L1cHrN,Ne

FLY-kILI.fR viii certainly extermina,e
these pests, If its use is persovered in. =
Bewai Of boy,is Fly Paper. which some
dealers keep because they ca, got it for
nearly nothing. Don't he swindied. Ask
Tor DC rCHER'S, which is sold by all live
Druggists. ssY---5s ssy- IS :
juneA '67-dNw. BIN, Is m Va NJ E ii
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WANTED. AGENTS.

h,.1 MADE FROM $685. IN FIVE
HI44 DAYS! or $2S from $500 in one
day, and no humbug. Exclusive terrific.
ry GIVEN. Entirely new business. Send
stamp for particulars. @
DOANE & MASSEY,
jnne25aaml Sl4 Olive st, St. Louis, Mo.
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SOLDIERS ORruANs.-We have fire..
quently been urged to countenancc
'gift distributions and have as fro.
quently refused because we rcmcm.
Der very, distinctly Of being "bit like
blazes" in q scheme of this character,
and have never hankered after 400
grccnbacks orslon since. While We
are ,consciencionsly opposed, also, to
such schemes, we, nevertheless, feel
called upon to speak ofthe merits Of
the "Gift Distribution for the benefit
of the Iowa Soldiers Orphan Home"
This is no s'sell." We are assured by
honorable men that it is just what
it purports to be.
The Eegislaturetook charge Of the
"lIomc," at its last session, appropri-
ating sS.33a per ms nth, per capita
At that t,Inc the. Institution could
keep its head out of water on this al
lowance, but now it cannot. There
fore, this ssgift' scheme was. put on
fot by benevolent gentlemen. The
papers throughout the valley speak
favorably Of it. So. reader, if you
have a pittance to throw intotho box,
buy ticket. Itis not charity--it is
a duty we owe to the noble dead he
rocs of Iowa: Theirchhd.en we must
protect and educate. i.Ha@ ,sel1l.8..
See the Advertisement in to-day's
ssue.
Glassvand. Rockingham Fruit Jars,
at I. R::sWhllace 4 Co.'S. ,s ..,, 4'I
iul.o2.d4w1-w Fas ef#
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Abrahams l. Carwile wants 200
Cavalry horses Immediately, at their
Livery stable in this city.
Read. Read.

The undersigned is prepared to paint
Portraits in Oil Colors, in the latest styles
Life Size, or any size desirable, at low fig
ures. Persons having small pictures OF
deceased friends, wishing to have them
enlarged and colorcd life like, give me "A
call and not entertain the absurd notion
that nothing can be done right unless it
Is done in the East. Give me chance
and can doit we'll and much cheaper.
Card Photographs, Ambrotypes and
Gems taken on short notice ssts
Main st. Ottumwa Iowa. M
damwly. II. NUNAMAKER.
I. r. Wallac. 4 Co, have just r .
:eived an unusually finelot Of Woo :
en- Bowls, made t, order from sea-
soned Buckley Wood.
iul .22dSw-lw,
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Bankrupt Act Of 1867.

The Law firm of Stiles, Hutchinson
4 Dixon aro now fully prepared with
all tie ia,cs andmedessaiy .isgaltorms
to attend to any and all business I'M
der the Bankruptcy Act above named
July 17-d3wtf iae 4f'lssse7 + 7
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Rea 4 Bovingdon's Grand Distri-
Patton. $4,000 worth of Real and
personal property to be drawn at
Urbana, Illinois, On Sept. I'd, 1867. ~ -
Two dollars will secure an interest
in tho distribution. Every ticket
draws q prize The best induce
ments offered to agents. Send and
get an illustrated circular. Address
Rea & Bovingdon, .Trbana, Ill.
jul. 15-d&wt.f.
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200 ACRES OFLANDFOR SALE.
Lying in Green Township, Wapello Co.
Iowa, horses. mules, or produce, will be
exchanged in part payment-halfthe value
In hand, balance on time. Enquire of
Benjamin Reed, near the lam S, or, of
.s.h n. O. TOWER,
Ottumwa. July oath, 1857.
l3w-w. 1 G4Q2 sI 92aAh Hit 1907
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THOMAS K. SHEPHERD,
Wholesale and Retail dealer in.
LIGHTNING RODS AND PUMP

OF ALL KINDS,
SORTS
and .SIZE:A.
Pumps Al inches, bore and irbng tw,
inches, that will throw ono barrel OF water
per minute. Pitcher Pumps with iron ri
lead pipe, for wells or cis,erns.
Twill v holesaie rods and pumps as l,,w
for cash as Eastern Manufacturers, will
freight added. ,54s#5s f
will keep on hand the very best
Wild Cucun.Ja. Wood Pumps.
Shop on ID street west of Court, sign .
Big Pump. Residence on corner Of iih 4
Marion streets, two blocks West af tuHr
House, OItunlwa, Iowa.
marl3, lSG1--d&wy Il5l
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NOBLE low A.
MT. PLEASANT. ! IOWA.
On OctOberslst. 1867.

f
Unless the tickets should sooner all have
been sold. i@%
No. of tickets limited to $4,000
Single Tickets, Sl,0O.
Ten Tickets, to agents, 900
Moot Gifts $40
of five [5] selected by the audience. will be
entitled to House and Lot i'll the city Of
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. valued at 100000
2. One Of Steck's Pianos, 10000
B.. One span Match Horses, new wagon
and harness, 65O, 90
|, 4. ParlOr Organ 800 90
|, S. one splendid Gold Watclana
llchain sftS 25O, 90
5ls. One unique Pocket Clock. 1900
!, For further particulars see circulars
Iars and posters) ifales
ANY dissatisfied with the prize may, up
on the return of the prize and ticketito the
concert, receive his commission fee. i7es
Tickets to concert to be had for sale at all
the principal Jewelry. Music and Drug
stores. in this part Of the State, or please
address, enclosing stamp, ~ l3IGIF
'tiHa VALENTINE KAMMERER, Pro'r,
Mt, Pleasant, Iowa.
p sAdolph Schroeder, Agent. ~ VI
For any information in regard to the
character, address Capt w A Simons,
chairman; CaptJ Wertz, Daniel L Root.
committee; w c Ghost, or any citizen Of
, Mt Pleasant .s4ft4 II Eat9 dI bHR>itf'f
Va Tickets may be procured of Il. d.
Martin, at Hinsey, Lewis & Co.'S Drug
Store, or Joe. 5. Hartman, Grocer. Main
street. "a sa.r3 l IJnlyl9, '67 -d4wtd* =
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Buggies,

II IF Buggies, #
and all other work in my line, which
will warrant to be equal If not superior to
any work made in the West. u q,
I My facilities, i'm every respect, enable me
to sell on rs reasonable erms as any esfa b.
lishment in this section. .~.>4@.sx.ts,,
IS Work done to order and with dispatch.
Orders solicited. and an Invitation is ex-
tended to all In want of Wagons or Bug
gies. All work warranted us recommend.
ed. 8af4a 90
Don't forget the place. II
june 9th, lS67-dwly (l5)
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Banking and Exchange Business

E1Special attention given to the buy
ing and selling Of Government Securities.
Money Loaned. and Collections made at
all accessible points, ans proceeds prompt
ly RENTED.
Having long experience in Banking,
and every facility for rendering business
pleasant and satisfactory. we respectfully
solicit u share of public patronage u a,
w. b. bONNIFIELD,
President.
EDWIN WHITE.
March 4, 1Se7-d&wtf Cashier.
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BANKING. d.
w. d. Bonnifeld.

Late President Of First National Bunk OF
Ottuna,cd, having formed a co-partnership
with BENJAMIN Randall and Cary Inske ep
is now prepared to do general
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GET WHAT VOC PAY FoR.-In
buying Saleratus, as other things,
see that you get what you pay for,
viz: 16 ounces when. you pay for a
pound. lfyou always buy D. B. De
Land q Cos. Best Chemical Salera-
tus you, vii never b deceived, but
always get full weight and the best
goods - II 96
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i ~
1t is well known to all citizens Of Iowa
that our Legislature at its last session
magnanllnnuSly took charge of this insti-
tuition. And seeking to provide for its
wants, made an appropriation ofsS.33s per
month per cdpito. This donation had not
the price ct provisions so g,'eattg advanced
would have been abnndanity adequate tc
meet its wants. But alas! -four is now
l6a20 per barrel, whereas one Year ago il
could be readily purchased for s.. The
bounty provided is now exhausted. Six
months are vet TO elapSe before our Legis.
lature convenes. The wants of this period
must be supplied By charities.
81. NOBLE IOWA 'eI
will not permit the orphans OF her fal,es
sons to want. One course, and but one
is left us. They ask brea,, 1--WE will moi
give them a stone" Our benevolent fell
low citizen, 1890 tt 1AA.t
Valentine I<ammerer. rs.
recently emigrating to this country from
Germany, and bringing this Jewelry
which he warrants TO be solid gotd, has
been induced TO place it at the disposal OF
a comm ittee, asking only in return. frs
cost in Europe, whksil, il is needless to
say, does not exceed one third OF whatai
would in this country. The other proper
ty is to be purchased with money deposit.
ed at the disposal OF the comm iltee,a who
have no interest in the enterprise. RsCon.
cert will be given AZ SS
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DYspEpsIA.-This sconrge of the
race, the most.aggravating of all dis
eases known, andsthe hardest to cure
yields immediately to the influence
of Coc's.Dyspepsia Cure It is cer-
rainly the most wonderful remedy
ever discovered for Indigestion, and
disorder of the Stomach Or Bowels.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-07-25

Glasssand. Ksckingham Fruit Jars,
at I. R::'Whllace 4 Cos. , ', I
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-10-23

men abuve them. Owing. say, to
the above causes, lush was made up-
OIL US at various points. Now e
appeal to all at Hume and abroad. if
we did not meet each draw. | ap-
peal to all with whom have had deal
Ings Tor fifteen years, if ever failed
to meet their demands. | appeal to
all who ever held my paper if they
ever saw the day when il was not at
par. iappeal to all ii ever my paper
was at discount. appeal to those
who have deposited with US Brown
I Co.. il they ever asked for secure
ties to our paper. ! appeal to Brad
street Reporter to produce Mer.
chant who can compare records with
me. who began trade fifteen years ago
pennyless, aud have never disappoin,-
ed friend or foe, and to. day am The
largest tax payer in the county.
know you all. ye who have attempted
to ruin merchants credit, aud by the
grace Of Col all my creditors and
debtors shall see the above facts and
your names will not be given. pray
God. 70 forgive you, and trust YOU
will pay me what YOU owe me, YOU
robbers OF father aud son.
HENRY N. BROWN.
Hllsborough, oct.a.
at Hillsboroagh, has done us
] know.
II. y. BROWN.
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