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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, July 1-Forenoon.-Consols s4l for mon
ey.
American securities-Unite1 States 5-21s 1871; Hi
nois Central shares l01k; Erie shares 455.
LIVERPOOL, July l-Forenoon.-Cotton dull and
declined Lied; sales estimated at 5000 bales; Mid
ding uplands III q n Id. Corn frmer at previous
prices. Wheat and Flour heavy and unchanged
Provisions and Produce steady.
LONDON, July 1--A1ternoon.-Consols 943 for
money.
American Securities-Unied States 5-20s 73t q
73l; Illinois Central shares 1919; Erie 49,
LIVERPOOL, July 1-AffernoOn. Cotton easier
Cheese buoy ant at 56s. Beet and Pork dull. Petro-
leum frmer. Lard els.
ANTWERP, JUL Afternoon. firm
at 47tf -.
LONDON. July acknowledgements 4s q 949 for
money and 94a a az for account.
American securities-U. S. 5-20's 1874; Erie shares
45t; Illinois Central share 1919.
TRANSPORT, July 1-Evening.-United States
5-20's 77s a 77a.
LIVERPOOL, July 1-Evening.-Cotton dull; sales
5000 bales; Middling uplands IL @ lid; Middlipg
Orleans 11s a 4 id. Wheat-White California de-
clined to Us Tod; Red Western unchanged. pirits
Petroleum in port Is; to arrive 11d. Calcutta Lin
seed to arrive 63s Cd; in port 63s.
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J94 Broadway, N. ~,

594 broadway, N. ~,
naxt Matronolitan Hotel: and Helmbold's Medical
Denot No i04 South Tenth St. Philadelphia.
gy-sold by Druggists everywhere. f
pr;.. sras per bottle. or for 80 so.
None are genuine unless done up in steei-engrav-
ed wrapper, with fac-simile of my chemical ware
house and s;sned III. T. HELMBOLD.
The proprietor was compelled to adopt SUCH a
wrapper because of the growing popularity of his
tcles and to prevent spurious and dangerous coun-
terfeting.
Feb 20-eod&eow1y
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III. 4. HELMBOLD,

Druggist of eighteen years experience, and manu-
facturer of Hembold's Genuine Preparations.
PRINCIPAL Depots-Helmbold's Drug and Chemical
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4 [F,3ns s. M Stetson Of Freeport Mainel q
FREEPoRT, March 20, 1865.
hereby testify that ISIS Sawyer's Salve has cured
sUetlins ney heel Of segerdL yearS' STANDING.
gladly recommend it to the public as an invaluable
remedy Tor swelling aud lameness of any kind
af -r S. M. STETSON,
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From tie Req. E. d. Helmershausen, no,c Of
Bucksport, Maine.
This critics that 1 have used Miss Sawyer's
Salve and consider it superior any other cheer
fully recommend it to all in want of good Salve.
f. A. HELMERSHAUSEN.
,JanuaIy 25, 1867. h+asas "a
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[Froa Dr.. r. Richard Clay, Boston, Massl
This is to certify that have known Miss Sawyer's
Salve tor more than five years, and of its having
been success ully used in many cases. consider it
superior article, and well worthy the confidence of
those requiring such remedy. $3.50. -
R. RICHARD CLAY, M. D.
Boston, Dec. 10th, 1867.
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To Owners of Hackney Carriages.
by an Ordinance of the City Council, approved
- May POD. 1867, it is made the duty OF the CITY
Monday OF July and January of each year, before a
license is graz ted,
The owners of all Hackney Carriages used for the
purpose of carrying passengers from one place TO
another within the city, hereby notified to pre-
sent their carriages TO the undersigned for inspection
on Monday the 9th day Of July next, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon. j. S. HEALD,
City Marshal.
Portland, june %. 1868. iune24dtf
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JOSEPH CURRIER,
heb IL LII Ez ANGIE .
No. 3l2 Congress st.,
For Sale or LeRSe.

Vie lot of land and buildings thereon situated
on Green and Mechanic streets, for many years
@ ny the late Robert II u as soap and can
lie factory. The lot con aims 1000 square feet and
fronts on Green and Mechnnic Streets The build
ing is htted with kettles and other fixtures for the
water in cellar. Will be sold on favorable terms
1t not sold Will be leased on a term of years.
Apply to JOHN r. HULL
June f6-eod3w
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from Noses B, TI6betts, Jefferson, Mel
can leommend Miss Sawyer's 'Salve, highly
have never used SO good an article. For healing
purposes it is without an equal
MOSES 3. TIBBETTS.
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X. WI PATTEN q co., Auctioneer..
OFFICE ID EXCHANGE STREET.
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From 1s.. & Mrs. VIM. R, Kendall, rreeport

[From Rsv. W. III. Cra,etord ana scife, East CorinM
Maine.
East Corinth, Feb. 10, 1868.
This may certify that we have used ''Miss Saw
ver's Salge'' in family eight years and we can
rh erfHi,y bear testimony 10 its merits healing,
soothing Salve in all cases of salt Rheum OF lnflam
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New York. Nav 2

New York, May 20.
). $. Cox writes letter to the
Tribune stating that his telegram
produced in Buffers report, had nc
reference to impeachment. No scheme
to influence any Senator, was ever
preached to him.
Official returns from the entire
State ofFlorida give 5000 majority
for the Constitution, for Reed iRep.)
Governor 600 majority.
Gen. Grant and Speaker Colfax,
will, it is announced, start about
the first of July for Colorado, and cx-
pect to be gone two months. Trip
solely for recupcration of health.
New York May 80.
Prof. Longfcllow and family sailed
for Europe yesterday.
A large meeting OF the RepubIi-
cans was held last night ut Cooper
Institute to ratify the nomination of
Grant and Coifax, and the platform
Of the Chicago Convention. Chas.
$. Spencer presided. Speeches were
made by General Cochrane, Horace
Greeley and others.
Washington, May 90.
Before Senator Grimes left the
city he wrote card declaring he
was hostile To Wade; that he desired
to be the candidate for Vicc.Prcsi-
dent; that the Chief Justice sought
to influence him; that he was dissat-
isiied with the reconstruction policy
OF congress; that he had stock in the
Chicago Tribune and that he had
sympathy with johnson. II was
true he said that he took an oath to
to render impartial justice.
Baltimore, May 30.
Extensive preparations have been
made for decorating the graves of de-
ceased federal soldiers to-day, at Lon.
don Park Cemetery in This city.
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1t will be seen from the announce
ment of Arnold Il Co.. in another
column, that they have determined
to dispose of their immense stock of
goods, Immediately, regardless of
cost, and that now is the time to OBJ
tain bargains of them in Ready Made
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Caps, etc.
They have splendid assortment
Of the above named goods, and as
they say, are determined to sell
them, and it would be well for those
who desire purchasing to call on
them. Room on Main st, opposite
Daggett & Edgerly's.
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THE WEEKLY COURIER.
City and County News.

AK IMpRovEMENr.--Pete. Balm
gall is erecting an addition to the
southeast wall Of his hotel, built of
concrete brick, which he intends to
convert into sort of fancy confec-
tionery room, keeping fancy candies,
fruit, etc, also cigars and tobacco
He will have his large and beautiful
soda fount in the same room.
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OUR LACE DEPARTMENT

We offer special inducements in this line
Lace Points, Point Lace, Point Applique
Maltese, Cluny, valenciennes; Thread and
Grape Collars, Linen Cambria HandKer.
chiefs with, Cluny, V.lenciennes, and
Thread Lace borders. Black Gupiure
Real Thread, Cluny, Valcnciennes, and
Linen Edgings and Insertings. BlacR
and White Silk Illusions. Black Dotted
White Bobinet and Wash Blonde Laces
Face Wells, &C., &c.
Nottingham Lace for Curtains. Lace
Draperies, and Embroidered Curtains.
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EATON 4 Co., have their new shop
finished, and are now moving the
machinery in. Besides being bus.
mess place, the house is an ornament
TO that portion of tho city. They
will manufacture the furniture in the
new building, retaining their old
stand, corner Green 4 Market streets
as n sales room.
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Mr.. J. B. Fields pleasant counte-
nance adorns the cashiers window
across the way. in the Ottumwa
Bank, having retired from the lst
National, his vacancy being filed by
Mr.. NJ cGrew.
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New York 80.


Details from the Grand Army of |
the Republic assembled at Brooklyn
at the Post Office to-day. and accom-
panied by number of comrades Of
the volunteer service, proceeded to
decorate the graves of the dead he
rocs. This evening they will listen
to speakers.
Dispatches from Boston, Buffalo
and other points report the decora>
ton of graves.
Des Moines, May 80.
The Register this morning con-
tans a lengthy defense of Senator
Grimes from the pen of Jacob Rich,
clerk of the Naval committee, OF
which Senator Grimes is Chairman.
Springfield, ILL.,, 80.
The most extensive preparations
have been made to decorate with
flowers, the graves of Union soldiers.
ut Oak Ridge and Hutchinson GENE.
terics to-day. A special train will
be run on the Toledo, Wabash, d
Western r. r. to carry the commi,tc
to camp Butler.
Chicago, May 30.
An unknown man about 35 years
OF age was run over and killed on
the track of the Rock Island r. r.,
near Fourteenth ST. yesterday even
ing.
Yesterday afternoon boy named
Walter Conway, aged about fourteen
attempted TO get upon the morning
train on the Chicago 4 st. Louis r.
r. near 18th st. and fell beneath the
| wheels of the car and was instantly
killed
Philadelphia, May 30.
The boys in blue met in conven-
ton last evening and nominated SOLE
diers for two city officers subject to
confirmation by Republican CONVEX
ton.
New York, May 30.
| The journeymen bakers of this city
and Brooklyn, held a mass meeting
last evening for the purpose of ma
| king final arrangements for the strike
which will commence on Monday
The strike is for the decrease in the
hours of labor and an increase of
pay.
| The German Catholic societies, to.
morrow will have grand procession
Of over 10000 men. Their business
meetings. will commence on Monday.
The object of the convention is to af-
ord such of their brethren as need
II material aid and support not only
in the United States, but in SGcrma-
ny; to take measures for efficiently
fostering and supporting German
Catholic schools throughout the coun-
try; to render aid and assistance to
German immigrants; to aid in pro-
curing homes in the west, and afford
other assistance. Large delegations
have arrived from the east and west
i New York, May 80.
| Comptroller Connolly has ordered
that no salaries will be paid to .ht
employees of city and county, unit
the government approves the tax lc
vics.
Il The ship Carl arrived ut Quaran
tine yesterday with 1876 stccrag,
passengers; 25 children having diet
4 apparently of mcascls during tb,
: voyage of 50 days, from Bremen. TIL.
, vcssol was SO filthy and the cause 0
!, the deaths SO uncertain. \ complies
/ fumigation was ordered before allow
ing the vessel to the city.
Flowers will be strewn upon tn
graves Of our Union soldiers to- da,
: AT Cypress Hills; $500 OF patriot
/ dead are buried, and few lie il
Greenwood Calvary. The evergreen
and holy cross and naval cemcteric
all of these will be visited and deco
rated today, by the relatives an,
comrades OF soldier dead.
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day, as VIC were returning on the B.
& M. r. r., we witnessed q beautiful
episode in the matrimonialline, which
would certainly tend to urge young
man into that sort Of a trade: We
saw family ofman and wife and six
children at the depot on the river
bank, and the beautiful exhibition of
affection which greeted us then and
there made our heart cut up consid-
erably and our manly buzzum hcavc.
The father and husband was labor
ing under a severe attack offOrtitude
ten cents a drink. without water /;
the wife and mother was indu.ging in
the harmonial philosophy of shoot
ing off her tongue at him whom she
had vowed to love, cherish and
obey probably and smacking the
childred al interim. Having succeed
ed in getting all aboard the dotine
husband made atlcctio,ate advances
TO his loving ~ spouse. who tapped
him lovingly on the check, nose
mouth. or anywhere. Finally. he
coming desperate, he advanced eau
tiously and throwing hisarm arount
her neck attempted tolsiss her, wlel
like a flash OF lightning, she sprans
up and struck him, laying him fiat OF
the car floor, much to the amusemcn
of the gaping crowd that filled til,
coach. Woman's love had triumph
ed, and she sat downinrcgal dignity
while her eyes snapped like popcorn
on hot griddlc. Ilcrjuan was van
pushed and Sunk out the door, ant
we saw nothing more of him.
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To DeedeIs Of Fine Stock |
have purchased the fine Biooded
Trotting Stallion
DISMAL CK,

Better known as " HONESTY y or the
"CHARITON HORSE, /" and paid for
him such q sum Of money as people wo'd
have called me crazy for doing Q few
years since, but times and mems ideas
have undergone wonderful change. II
costs no more to raise colt that will sell
for = large price than It does to raise one
that sell for no more than any other COM
mon steer. I have been offered and can
take any day IS. 900 for this horse. Ifyou
have fine mare there fs no reason why
you should not raise one as valuable, Ii
you commence right, and have bought
this horse that the stock growers Of the
Des Moines Valley might have starting
point.
BISMARCK has made faster time than
any other horse of his age In the West. Is
six years old, full IL hands high. beauti-
full mahogony bay, possessed oflarge bone
and music. remarkably fine style, great
action, wonderful endurance, kind dispd-
sition yet high spirited and energetic.
He was bred by Hatcher and Berry In
Belmont county, Ohio, and sired by Up
degrafrs Flying Hiatoga-Grand Sire
Hanlcy' Hiatoga-his dam was fast trot-
ting Hamiltonian mare, supposed to DO
the fastest Of her age In Ohio-Grand Dam
the celebrated trottlng. mare Black Fig
large, healthy, fine stock. Cblts Of his get
in this State. schen only one year old, have
readily sold Ior three Axmdred dollars
II Is my purpose to stand BISMARCK, at
my LIVERY STABLE IN OTTUNWA,
Iowa, during the ensuing season. Com
mencing April 18th, 1855. for the service
of limited number Of good mares. I
know that he 10 THE BEST HOODED TRoT-
TING STOCK IN THE WEST. Has never been
trained or driven on the track until last
October, when he took the second preini-
nm at the Wapello county Fair, Tom
| Hyer taking the first; but afterwards at
the Fair OF Des Moines, he beat Tom
Hyer three out of four heats and took the
first premium. 4 nov say without boast-
ing, ont as a matter of record, that I am
prepared to match him after the close Of the
present season, ala trial Of speed aguims<
any IOsvG horse ia the State Of his age and
| training. At The Wdpello county Fair
for the year 1869 4 shall OFFER an indiyidMal
cash premium Of fifty dollars, to the owner
Of the best colt there exhi6ited from this
| horse.
Good pasturage Tor other care) furnish
ed, but no risks assumed for mares from
| distance. Careful attention paid to-
breeding. Terms liberal. Call and seq
| him. CONN LEWIS.
Apr, o, -d&w-tf.
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@G "ANSAnI ISL, 1000.
authorized, Capitol 900. ooo, 90
ouPisai pAiu up q invested 150.000.00
ASSETS. !
First Mortgage on Real Estate
worth twice the amount for
which II Is mortgagsd, 4 $3.50. 90
U. 8. $50 Bonds S.033. an
Real Estate, tCOmpany's Office
building) value, 100000
Llaims for Premiums due and
not due 47,7si.4e
amply secured 26e,ssl.4aa
Cash on hand, In Bank and in
Hands Of Agents, ia,oss.7a
Personal property 2,702. 10
Total amount Of assets $405, I0l. 5lA
Losses adjusted and due, NONE
Losses adjusted and notdue, 2.I5O.OO
LOSS un!a1Jnsted, 2,l66 ~
:, further proof s,45o.oo
Total amount of other legal
claims against the company. 1.77O,OO
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Stevenson County.
John F. Smith, President, and william
Trembor, Secretary OF the Winneshcik
Insurance Company, ofFreeport. illinois
being severally and duly sworn. depose
and say, that the foregoing IL 4 true. fun
and correct statement or the affairs ofthe
said Company on the LIST day Of January.
1858, and that they are the above describ.
ed officers thereof.
JOHN f. SMITH. Pres't.
WIN. TREMBORE, Sec'y.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
Sd day ofJanuary 1863.
GEORGE WOLF. j. p.
w. III. c. JACQUES, Agent
april.21.tf
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nEGVRDEb toALES OF NEAL ESTATE In
DTTuMwA AND WApELLo County
FOR WEEK ENDING MAY %, 1868
by d W. Tower, Recorder.
LOTS.
ii Johnson to A Barton, lots /, 2 and
3, b 10, Richmond, 5000.
W Ogden to 5 Renschla, 2Ox5O #
lot 3, b3, Eddyvillc, $500.
S B paylor to r Binder, 20x72 #, lot
6 and 2OS66 #, lot 5, Eddyville, $500
FE Mccoy to i I.athrop, lot 5, b 4
Agency City, $3.50.
S Gossage TO J A & w II Hammond
$ 20 fl lot 2s4. Ottumwa, s., 300.
A Sinnamon to II G Angle, lot 251,
Ottumwa, 1900.
w II Carol to w + Davis, lot 17&18,
Ma II sub div, Ottumwa, $775.
w u Davis to n Baker. lot 17&1S. NJ
&H sub div same, $1,000.
J w Goddard to Geo W DOWN, lot
&c. same, $500.
e S Davis to n Baker, fOx1OO f. mill
donation, same $3.50. 49,
J 4 Hammond to SIS Smyth. lot s,
b l3. Blake's add. same, 1900.
G Carwilcto D B Abrahams, undivi.
ded lo) I'll, same $1,000.
L Goodall 10 J w Higgins, ct al. g !!
lot 342, same, 81, 300.
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To the HOrsemen Of Iowa.
KENTUCKY PRINTER,

Owned by Andrew J. Peck, OF Ottumwa,
will make the ensuing season, commen-
cling April 18th, ending July 25th, at the
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable, near
Abrahan.s & Carwile's Stable Due care
will be taken to prevent accidents.
will not be responsible for any that may
occur. ssE
PRINTER Is dark brown; full sixteen
hands high; fine head and neck; large
nostrils; large clear hazel eyes; short back;
clean limbed; heavy muscle; kind dispo-
sitiOn; can trot one mile inside Of3A min
utes. Terms liberal.
ANDREW J. PECK.
Apr. 16,-w2m. 8
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And Findings,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ENGINE & BOILER FOR SALE

ONE fiRTEEN is0RSE POWER
Steam Engine, with Boiler, Smoke Stack.
Hot and Cold Water Pumps all complete
and in good running order. will be sold
low for cash. Can DO seen i'm operation on
applying TO ID. Eaton q Co., ottumwas
Iowa. }Eges
apri7 -dAwtf
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Ladies Cloakings
In all Colors.

Black Silk Basques and Shawls. Brown
and Black Thibet, Broche. Mozambique
and Grenadine Shawis. Trimmings, But
tons, Cambria Bands, Edgings and Insert
ings, Collars, Undersleeves, Zphyr: Shet-
land Wool. Fans, Beadeds Parasoil, Silk
and Combric sun Umbrellas. Notions
and Small Wares. A the latest styles OF
Balmorals Hoop Skirts, Glove Findings
and French Cbrsets.
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$. $. sMYTH NJ. d.,
Homeopathic P hysicia n.

Office In Union Block. over Merrill A. Cos
store, Main street, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Calls to the country proinDtiv attended TO
August 3D. dw3m.
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Our White q bsSartment

Is very complete, embracing Linens, Lin
en- Sheetings, 5-4, 6-4, "a, Linen Dalnasks,
Cloths, Napkins, Towels, Diaper HucKs,
check and Striped Main. SOCK, Soft cam
brio, India Twills, Brilliants: Hair cord
Stripes, MARSEILLES QUILTS, Dotted
and Plain Swiss, Tucked MUSLINS, La.
dies and Gents Linen Cambria HandKer-
chiefs, Hem-Stitch Broidered and Plain
Tapes. a.
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CLOTHING and GENTS FURN,
ISHING Goods. MEMS and BOYS
HATS and CAPS. MEMS PANA
MA and LEGHORN HATS.
Doors AND SHOES, LADIES, MISSES
and CHILDRENs Goat, Kid, and
LastingsBalmorals and Caters.
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sle255

LAND.
c H knit to NJ Marshall 40 a sec s,
Up 73, ID. $4,000.
A N Cain, ct al, to A House, 100 sec
5&l9, tip %. IA, LAO
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BAKERY 4 CONFECTIONERY.
p G. DA II M,
Main street, few doors east Court, OrruxwA, Iowa.
Machine Crackers and Cohfecti0neYies Of every
variety kept constantly on haGd, at 1oiesale and
retail.
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. Cigs y. Ac
Ottu,owa, March 23. ls66-wy
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HOSIERY and GLOVE
DEPARTMENT

We keep all the best makes ofGerman
and English Hosiery. high and low cost.
The best makes of Kid Gloves, ALxAN-
DER, DEsPREss d JUsTIN's. Also, Silk,
Lisle and Cotton Gloves, Lace Mitts &c.
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Philadelphia, MAY 30.

- W
The boys in blue met in conven-
ton last evening and nominated .sol~
diers for two city officers subject to
confirmation by Republican conven-
ton.
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FOR SALE.--A desirable residence on
the hill, and convenient to the High School
for particulars enquire Of
dewitt. T,J DEvIN,
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TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEO. w. WOODWARD

Chief Justice NJ The Supreme C6uft IF Ih. writes:
Philadelphia, March l6. 1861.
II find Hoofand's - German Isitters' is
a good tonic, useful - In diseases IL thu
digestive organs, and - Of great benefit in
Of debility, and want Of nervous
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COUNTRY PRODUCE

and hope by keeping good goods at reason
able rates, to merit and receive our share
Of public patronage.
Remember the place on market street,
where you may always expect 10 receive
the full value of your money or produce
feb.2l-d&w3m. 3,
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WEAK AND DELICATE cHILDREN

Are made strong by the use Of either Of these reme
dies They will cure every case of MARASMUS,
without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated in the
hands Of the proprietor, but space will allow Of the
publication Of but few. Those, 1t will be observed
are men Of note and Of such standing that they must
b. believed.
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Judge # The Supreme 6b.rf # Itnnsgirania.
Philadelphia, April q, lsGd
at consider IToofand's German Bitter roi,h;hi.
medicine in Of attacks Of Indigestion Dysl.rIr
sia, can certify this from my experience ii il.
Yours, with respect
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-06-04

We are rlso receiving a large stock Of
WOODEN goods of every description, from
the Alton Wooden Mills, which, we will
exchange for wool, or sell cheap for cash.
We invite everybody to give us call
when looking around for bargains.
REMEMBER, our place of business is
on Front Street, opposite Taylor, Blake 4
Co.'s new building.
Ottumwa Oct. 24-d1m wifi