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NOTICE OF Incorporation
or Railroad Bridge Company
AT OTTTMWA. IOWA.

AT OTTTMWA, IOWA.
Notice is hereby given to the public that
the name of the corporation for construc-
ting Railroad Bridge at Ottumwa, Iowa.
10 the Ottumwa Railway Bridge Company
that this Company's principal place Of
transacting business is at Ottumwa, Iowa;
that the general nature of the business OF
the Company Is, and will be the construc-
ton Of Railway Bridge; that the capital
stock Of the Company Is Seventy five
thousand dollars, in shares of one hundred
dollars. to be due and payable M follows :
Twenty per cent on the first day of March
1858, and twenty per cent on the first day
ofeach month thereafter, until the whole
sum Is fully paid provided that none OF
until the sum of Fifty Thousand Dollars
shall have been subscribed to the Capital
stock; nor until contract shall have been
entered into between this Company and
the st. Louis 4 Cedar Rapids Railway in
which the said Railway shall agree to fur
nish at its own expense, the necessary iron
rails to enable trains TO pass over the same;
to keep the bridge in repair perpetnally,
and provided further that nothing in said
contract shall give the said Railway the
right TO purchase said bridge at less than
10 per cent above the total cost of construc
ton; and provided further, that the st.
Louis 4 Cedar Rapids Railway Company
shall agree to pay rental amounting to Is
per cent per annum upon the total cost Of
said bridge, payable Monthly until such
time AS the said Railway shall purchase
said bridge or bridges.
This Corporation commences on the 25th
day Of January, 1858, and shall continue
any years with the right Of renewal, un-
lees sooner dissolved by two thirds vote
ofthe stockholders.
The Affairs Of the Company to BE- mana
ged by board OF five directors, from
whom shall he selected President, Vice
serve for one year. The private property
or stockholders shall be exempt from cor.
porate debt.
The highest amount Of indebtedness to
which this Company may subject It's
self shall not exceed fifty thousand col
lars.
Jan. 18th, 1858, d4tw4t
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Dahlonega Farmers' club.


PROCEEDINGS OF FEBRUARY Is, 1868,
SuB.DIsTR1cT, No. 3.
Club met and was called to order.
Pres. Hedrick in the Chair.
Minutes Of previous meeting read
and approved.
Mr.. bearing having been previous
" appointed to make a statement
ofthe cost Of keeping and raising cat.
tie.
Mr.. Dearing-I can raise one hun
dred head of cattle to the age of three
years and half. costing 1926 per
head. / can make them average
1850 lbs. l think there is more prof.
it in buying two year old steers than
any other age; l would never feed
cattle if I could sell for 4ac per lb.,
off Of grass all ofthe actual profit in
feeding is in the hogs that follow l
would rather winter a two year than
calf.
Mr.. Miller don't think it will
pay to keep mich cows for the calves
alone, but must have profit from the
mich.
Milton Giltner-I don't think il
will pay to keep cows for the profit
there is in milk l think our stock
would be better and more profitable
to let the calves have all the milk.
Mr.. Porter-I can raise just as good
calf to feed it, as to let it suck the
COW, and therefore have what profit
there is in the milk besides.
VIM. H. Rettermon-I have two
COWS, from which we average two
pounds Of butter per day besides what
our family consumes, consisting Of
three persons, we feed our, calves
skinned milk and corn meal grubs,
calves do we'll.
Mr.. Dearing-Ihave two cows, and
sell from dollar and half to two
dollars worth ofbutter per week, be.
sides our family uses which consists
Of six persons; / also feed my calves
Milton Giltner-I don't think any
COW will give milk over nine months
in year.
Mr.. Bedill-I have cow that has
not been dry for Eve years.
&c. Rettermon-moved to adjourn
to meet in two weeks, at the school
house in sub-district No. 2. Carried.
w. II. RRrTERMAN. Sec'y.
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Our old typo friend, Jed. s.
Reraes, has taken the agency Of the
Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine,
Sr tAs cduAtiei of Wapelfa, Monroe
end Davis, He will travel through
these counties and establish local
agencies At the county seats, with
his headquarters at Ottumwa. The
Wheeler + Wilson 10 acknowledged
10 be one OF the best machines in
market, and Jed, win be found one Of
tho best agents in the district.
The following extracts speak for
themselyes;
l''.sthc' Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing
Machine j. simple, not easily do.
ranged, and in point Of effectiveness,
n without Z misunderstanding Ameri.
caA.
"The Wheeler L Wilson celebrated
Machines are pre.eminently calcula
ted for, family use, and for this ppr
Rase hare no equal, =" lMssica
WQLk4.
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II N Ia 4 G E D

WIrH fresh supply Of
GRocERIss AND CoNsEcrIoNERIEs,
Rio and Java Coffee; al kinds Of
toas, spices, dry and canned truits Of
every description; tobacco and CT
gars.
NUTs, CANDIES AND JxLLIEs,
fresh raisins, currants and prunes,
Cream, boston, butter and picnic
crackers.
Constantly on hand, the best brands
Of
BALTIMORE AND NORFOLK OysrEas,
by the case or can, at the lowest
prices.
-. Old Catawba and Rhine
Wine. by the bottle.
Directly opposite tho Jefferson
House, ottumwa, Iowa.
LOUIS GElBRICH, Agent.
dsc2l.dtf.
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Juliet +. Cooper VS. Albert Cooper

Juiiet JSs SuOpcI vs. hlUcIt 9oOIeT.
70 Albert Cooper:
Sir, you are hereby notified that on or
before the first day of May, 1868, there
will be on file In the Office OF the Clerk OF
the District Court OF Wapello county,
Iowa, u petition Of Juliette f.. Cooper,
claiming Of you divorce from the bonds
Of natrimony, on the grounds Of your
willful desertlon, without reasonable
canse, for the space Of two years; and al
so claiming Of you the custody OF her mi
nor children.
And you are further notified that unless
you appear and defend thereto before
noon Of the second day of the next May
term Of said District Court, to be begun
and held in and for the said county of
Wapello, on the 25th day of May, A. d.
1865, your default will be entered and q
divorce rendered thereon in accordance
with the prayer Of said petition.
CLEMENT & JOHNSON,
Atty's for Plaintiff.
March 1919
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Death Of English Kings and
Queens.

William the Conqueror died from
enormous drink, and from the vio-
lence Of his passions.
William Rufus died the death of
the poor stays that he hunted.
Henry the first died of gluttony.
Henry the Second died Of bro
ken heart, occasioned by the death
Of his children.
Richard Ceur dc Lion died like
the animal from which his heart was
named, by an arrow from the bow of
an archer.
Henry the Third is said to have
died q natural death.
Edward the First is likewise said
to have died ola natural sickness"
IA sickness which it would puzzle all
the college physicians to denomi-
nate.
Edward the Second was most bar
barously and indecently murdered by
rufaans employed by his own mother
and paramour.
Edward the Third died Of dotage.
Richard the Third died of starva-
ton, the very reverse of George the
| Fourth.
Henry the Fifth is said to have
died of "fits caused by uneasiness,"
and uneasiness in palaces in those
times was very common complaint.
Henry the Sixth died in prison, by
some cause only known to the jailor,
| and known now only to Heaven.
Edward the Fifth was strangled in
the tower by his uncle, Richard the
Third.
Richard the Third was killed in
battle.
Henry the Seventh wasted away
as d miser ought to do.
Henry the Eighth died Of carbun-
cles, fat and furious.
| Edward the Sixth died Of decline.
Queen Mary is said to have died of
q broken heart, whereas she died OF
a surfeit from eating too many black
puddings.
Old Queen Bess is said to have
died of melancholy from having sac
rifced Essex to his enemies-her
private character not being above
saspieiOH.
James the First died of drinking,
and Of the effects of a nameless
vice.
Charles the FIRST died righteous
death on the scaffold.
Charles the Second died suddenly,
it is said Of apoplexy.
William the Third died FROM con-
sumptive habits of the body, and
from the stumbling Of his horse.
Queen Ann died from her attach
ment to s'strong water" or in other
words, from drunkenness, which her
physicians politely called dropsy.
II George the First died Of drunken.
ness, WHICH his phyolans politely
called an apoplectiG fit.
George the Second died Of q rup.
ture of the heart, which the period.
icals of that day called a visitation Of
God. It is the only instance in
which God ever touched his heart.
/ George the Third died a. be lived
Ia madmAn. Throughout bis llfs
he was at least consistent mon
arch.
/ George the Fourth died Of glat
tony and drunkenness.
William the Fourth died amid thu
sympa thies Of his friends.
i
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flour friends will use preparations
for restoring gray hair they should
uss the best in the market. Our at
tention has lately been called to an
article which has an extensive sale,
and : very high reputation, known
~ Rings Vegetable Ambrosia, and
We are inclined to think that it pos
sesses more desireable and loss OBJ
jectionable qualities than any other
in the market. It restores gray or
faded hair to it's original color in q
most remarkable manner, and by its
invlgorating and soothing properties
removes all dandruff and humor from
the scalp. Give it fair trial and
you cannot fail 70 like it.
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THE 0TTUMWACOURIER

DIxox's BooK.--Persons desiring
to aid q very needy and moritorioua
cause, will please read the advertise
rncnt Of the forthcoming book Of j.
N. Dixon, the blind editor, and then,
il they are disposed to assist him, let
them come to our Office and sub
scribe for it, to pay upon its arrival
and delivery. We already have the
names Of quite q respectable num-
Der. 1t does seem that since the
lecture for his benefit was failure,
that our people ought to help Mr..
Dixon in this manner.
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We have = communication purport-
ing to come from = soldier Of Sher-
man and Grants army, pitching into
Brick Pomeroy for his foul abuse OF
those heroes, and the men that fought
under them. 1t is, however, without
. responsible signature, and we have
akain for the hundrcdth time to i'm
form soldier, or any other man, that
the rule ofnewspaper men, to require
tho name Of the writer for their own,
ifnot for the public information, ID
like the laws Of the Modes and Per-
sian, it changeth not.
Hon. Caleb Baldwin, 10 in the
city, visiting his relatives
The Judge is hale and hesrty.
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This Is to give notice that on the Sd day
Ct March, A. D. 1888, q Warrant In Bank.
ruptcy was issued against the estate OIL
VIM. B. Armstrong, Of Ottumwa wapello
county and State of Iowa, who has been
adjudged Bankrupt on his own petition.
cry of any property belonging to such
Bankrupt to him or for bis use, and the
transfer of any property by him is for
hidden by law. That y meeting of the
creditors Of the said Bankrupt 10 prove
their debts and to choose one or more as.
signees Of his estates. will be held ut the
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden al
the Register In Bankruptcy in the city OF
Keokuk' Iowa, before JOHN BRUCE, Reg.
lister, on the 10th day Of April A. d. 1868
ten o'clock q m.
q. w. CLARK, u. 8. NJ,
BY H. FULTON, Deputy.
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Special Notices.
Read. Read.

The undersigned in prepared to paint
Portraits in Oil Colors, in the latest styles
LifeSize. or any size desirable, at low fig.
deceased friends, wishing TO have them
enlarged and colored life like, give mes
cali and not entertain the absurd notion
that nothing can be done right unless II
IL done In the East. Give me a chance
and can do it we'll and much cheaper.
Card Photographs, AmbrOtypes and
Gems taken on short notice.
Main st. Ottumwa Iowa.
d3mwlv. H, NUNAMAKER.
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School Election.

Notice IL hereby given, that . meeting
of the qualified electors Of the Independ-
ent District Of Ottumwa. In the county Of
Wapello. and State Of Iowa. will be held
At the Court House on Monday the 9th day
Of March, 1888, for the election Of = Presi.
dent, Vice President. Secretary. and
Treasurer to aerve one year, and one Di-
rector to serve three years.
The polls will open ate o'clock. A. NJ.
and close al o'clock p. NJ.
At 3 o'clock r. NJ, the transaction o
such other business as may legally come
before the meeting; as reports for pas
year, levying taxes, &c, &c.
8, B. TNRALL,
Feb, ~, 1855, District SECRETARY.
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EMPIRE.
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
sALER ROOM Gle BROADWAY, NY.

No. Family Machine This Machine
has . straight needle. perpendicular action,
makes the Lock or Shuttle stitch, which
will neither rip nor ravel. and 10 alike on
both sides; performs perfect sewing on every
description of material, with cotton, linen
or silk thread.
Ithems, fells, binds, tucks. quilts, plaits
and gathers. AZ . family machine II has
no superior.
Price, with hemmer aud braider. 80.
Particular attention. 10 called to our new
improved manufacturing machines. They
run light and are comparatively nciseless,
simple. durable and efficiont. For cloth
No machine, With hemmer and braid.
or, $ss
A-Agents wanted to whom liberia dis
cunt will be given. Del "a 3m do
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IOuf1 fe6p0CtIuIIy,
G. w. SHINDLEROWER.
MOTHER TESTIMONY.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The REV. EDWARD A, WILSON win send
free ofohsrge) to all who desire It, the pre-
scripticn with the directions for making
and using the simply remedy by which he
was cured Of q lung affection and that
dread disease Consumption. His only OBJ
ject 10 to heneht the afaicted, and hopes
1t will cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No, l65 South Second Street, william
sburgh, New York.
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WANTEp!ll WANTED y!

10, 900 customers to buy my very
cheap stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, for
which ! viii soil cheaper than any
one in Ottumwa.
Having secured the services Of G,
H. SaErrrR, he will be pleased to ses
any and al Of his old friends and Gus
TONERS.
Country produce taken In exchanges
for goods.
lyon want dried apples or peach
= cheap, 60 70 FuLLEa's.
Ifyou want good tea--go to FUL'
/ LRa's. M
And 10 fact ifyou want any sort o
goods cheap go to $. B. FULLER'S
No. 90, Union Block.
Fob. 24-4w-w.
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THOMAS Z. SHEPHERD
wholesale and Retail dealer in:
LIGHTNING RODS AND PUMPS
oFAAA KINl1.

0FAAA kENlaS. -
NuR1H
and NZEN.
Pumps A inches, bore and tubing two
inches, that will throw one barrel Of water
per minute. Pitcher Pumps with iron ar
lead pipe, for wells or eisterps.
will Wholesale rods and pumps "A low
for oaah ~ Eastern Manufacturers, with
freight added.
will keep on hand the very best
Wild Cscxssber Wood Psssps.
shop on ID street west Of Court, align Vi
Big Pump. Residence ON corner Of 9Th 4
Marion streets, two blocks west Of Coari
House. Ostumwa, Iowa.
maria. l0a7-dAWv Tld:
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BEWARE of numerous deleterious
iynifa%;nua of Rurno<t,o rooo;,o e.,

BEWARE ofnumerous deleterious
limitations Of Burnett's Cocoine for
the Hair.
FLORIMEL, the sweetest per.
fume, the very breath Of Flora, is q
fixed and permanent delight.
BURNETT'S Kalliston the ladies
Of our household endorse as an unri-
vailed Cosmetic. = HSms J5sfhal.
TO Get Rurnett's Cooking Ex-
tracts, housewives who desire to
improve the flavor Of their dishes
should demand them.
ASTHMA is not q terrible disease
when Whitcomb's Remedy is taken.
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Original, natural color is what you
want and get by the use Of Barrett's
Hair Restorative" which took the
Silver Medal
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USE Gardeners Rheumatic Compound
1t is one of the greatest Blood Purifiers in
the known world 1t eradicates all impu-
rites of the blood from the whole system
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~ DON'T WANT AMI or THE STUFF
Said IN ignorant fellow to his ply.
stefan, who had recommended him Ia
procure = bottle Of Poland's White
Compound for severe Kidney and
Bladder affections. He "did'nt be-.
lieve in Patent Medicines, and Sc
saAsred on through life. A man Of
sense would hardy be 90 foolish.
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FouND.--On Sunday, LIST inst, be-
tween the Congregational church
and Main street, . fur Tibet, sup
posed to belong to young lady
The owner ,an have it by calling at
this Office, proving property and pay
ing for this notice.
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ERRoHN OF Y0uTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
and al other effects Of youthful indlsore-
tion, will for the saka Of suee!ing human.
and directions for making the stn1pls REM
ody by which he WAS cured. 0ufBArs wish
ing TO profit by the advertisers experiences
can do 20 by addressing, In perfert comb
dencei JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. ~ Cedar st., New York.
Az. SIN. "A. Il Col
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GRANT CLuB.-Republicans favora'
bic to the nomination Of General
Grant % their candinate for Prcsi.
dent win meet at the Court House.
on Saturday evening next, the 7th
inst, 70 organize . Grant Club for::the
campai0n.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAcY,

MARRIAGE AND CELIBAcY,
AND TIE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHOOD.
An Essay for Young Men ON tho Crime
ofslolitude, and the Physiological HrrQra,
Abuses and Diseases which create impedi-
ments TO MARRIA0E. with sure means
OF Relief. Sent In sealed letter envelopes,
FREQ OF charge. Address, pr. J. 6KlILIN
HOUGNTON. Howard Association. Phila-
delphia, Pc.
October 81. 1871,
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Farm for Sale.

100 acres; 70 acrea fenced; 20 bearing APP.
pie trees all kinda Of nrak skarted; new
house; wood. water, d.. DC. Price, $1,000
South q Blakesburg. wapslic County:
Ian. II, dAwln
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Notice Of Incorporation Of Z Toll
Bridge and Ferry CeMlany 1t
0ttNlNwa, I0wa.

Notice Ia hereby given 10 the public that
the name Of Incorporation for constructing
operating and owning = Toll Bridge 1t
Ottumwa, Iowa, 10 the Ottumwa bridge
and Ferry Company; that Ottumwa Ia
tbs principal place OF business Of tnis Com
pany; that the general nature Of the husi-
neas Of the Company il and will be the
constructing and operating Toll hr,dge
The capitol stock OF the Company il sixty
thousand dQllAss In shares OF ONE hundred
dollays each, to be paid rs follows: ten
por cent on the 7th day Of April 1858, ana
tsQ per cent every fifteen days thereafter
until the whole amount il paid. This
corporation commences business on the
2sth Of November 1867 and shah eontin-
We fifty years with right Of renewal. The
affairs ~ the company IN be managed by
q hoard OF not leas than fiyenor more than
nine directors, to be elected on annually
on the hrst Monday in April. A rresi-
dent aud Vice President to be elected from
their own number and Treasurer and
Secretary TO be appointed by the Board o.
Directors. The private property of tbs
Stock holders shall not be liable for cor
porate dsbts. The highest amount OF in
debtsdness 70 which this Company may
subject itself shallnot exceed thirty thou
sand dollayu. 6e8Ea8 8 i
Ottumwa, Iowa, Feb, 18th, 1858.
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Situated A milesesouth west OF Ottum.
never failing we'll Of water. Will be sold
at bargain, and on easy terms, IL appli-
cation 10 made soon. Apply ut e. $. Da.
Wis 4 Co.'S Store on Greea street, or ON
the premises, title good.
A. r. WILCOX.
March. 6. 1s6s.--w3m,
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WHY DO You UsH-"Barrett's Hair
Rsstorative"7 Because have tried
~ others, and find my hair in too
! Ssasy colOrs. -
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Gardeners Compound is certain, safe
and pc rmanent cure of Rheumatism, Men
ralgia. d all impurities Of the Hood: .
an20 wiz
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rNr0RMATyoN

INFORMATION.
Information guaranteed to produce alux-
uriant growth Of hair QpeH 4 bad head OF
hAArdlcAs fAce, also 4 recipe for the remov-
al OF Rimpies, Rlotches. Eruptions, ETC..
On the skin, leaving the same snft, clear,
and beautiful, can be obtained without
charge BY addressing
THOs. =, CHAPMAN, Chemist.
SIS Broadway. New York.
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Hedge Plants Hedge Plants /! I!

Hedge Plants |! Hedge Plants I!
The undersigned desires to inform the
public, that he has large supply of
Usage ORANGE HEDGE PLANTS,
which he offers for sale at his plac, 9 miles
North of Ottumwa.
He has been engaged in Supplying thia
community with these valuable plants
for years. and all:who have purchased Of
him will testify to his selling good, heal
thy, live plants.
No orders required for nursary deliv.
cry, ali wanting them, will apply on his
served.
JAMES McMULLEN.
March. 5. l86S.-H6w.
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ChiIIicothe New Mill.
The. Highest Cash Price paid for
Wheat and Corn.

thanks to their former customer and
friends for past favors, and wish to call
their attention and the public generally to
the fact, that their new building will be
opened for custom work on, and after tina
10th Feb. 1858. We have taken special
care to make Il first class custom mill.
JOHN G.. HEACOCK 4 SON.
Feb. q 186s.--w3m.
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EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM
Drox.idor,fao A La Mar N 1RGG

frOviuence, Ala., May ID, 1866.
DIR. JOHN BULL: i send you $50 for
CEDRoN BITTERs. Please send what 1t
will come to, after paying freight, to Col
umbus, Miss. l have. been troubled for
several years with indigestion; have had
years; and in February; 1884, was attack.
ed to NY room for the balance ofthe wear
and, in fact, continued in a very weak
and nervous condition until some two
months since, when Twas put under an
operation, and your CedrOn Bftters for
treatment. commenced improving right
away; and am pretty well restored.
Yours truly,
A. L. NEAL.
Louisville KY, Nov. Is. 1884.
received this day the following from
Lancaster Kentucky:
DIR. JOHN. BULL: Please send me In
haste, for my otsn use, one dozen Of your
Cedron Bitters. have tried them, and
fnd them all you claim for them. They
are curing me ofconaumption oflong STAN
ding.
Yours respectfully,
G.. w. SHINDLEROWER.
ANOTHER TESTIMONY.
Bloomington, H., OCT. IA, 1854.
DIR. JOHN Bull: We made an arrange
ment with your agent, July 20, 1854, for
selling your Cedron Bitters, and are about
sold out. We want Zone gross) twelve
boxes more without delay. We are intro
ducing them readily, and think they an.
swer a good purpose.
Sold by Taylor, Blake 4 Co., Ottumwa,
owa. Aug. II DIV I'm.