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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

ATIMELY HINT.-There is no doubt7ot
our having an early and q severe winter,
one of the ''old fashioned" seasons, which,
after all, are the healthiest and the best.
Heavy frosts have already appeared in vari-'
GUS parts of the country. Even in the
South they are having what they call cold
weather, and are anticipating a speedy
freeze. In view of these probabilities, we
ought to be looking ahead, and seeing what
can be done towards modifying the condi-
ton of the poor. Poverty is fearful to be
borne at even the most'favorable seasons !;
but in bitter winter weather its blighting
chill is intensely aggravated. Food and
fuel are the two greatest essentials to be
provided; but clothing, especially tor the
little children, is also highly needful. Don't
wait until the ice forms to look after those
whom ye have always with ye. I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

New York Dry Goods Market-Sept. %.
The market for cotton goods is weak and
heavy Brown sheetings &c lower. The
print market steady, but lacks buoyancy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

CT The township trustees paid out $lee
yesterday for township and pauper pur-
poses. ...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

gw- White Boys in Blue, rally, rally,
rally tonight at your head quarters, Thur
man Hall. -r-ge
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

EB Major Gen. Thomas Ewing will
speak tonight. Go and hear him. --
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

"a Remember the great mass meeting
Tonight at the west front OF the State
House. Dr(r..-r,.. r-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

wrGeneral Ewing and Hon. Emil
Rothe will speak at the west front OF the
Capitol tonight. Let everybody attend.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

wPioneers of the White Boys in Blue,
soldiers who protected our homes and
country, shall have our protection tonight.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

gS Make your arrangements to- attend
the great meeting tonight at the West
Front of the State House. ~ III
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

~ Republicans, go and hear General
Ewing tonight. 1t will do you good.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29
MiIWauIkee M;

Milwaukee Market-September
FLOUR-More doing; prices unchanged.
WHEAT--Unsettled; 81 SO for No. in
store.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

rs General Thomas Ewing, ajr, will
speak at the west front of the Capitol to-
night.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

rs Go and hear Gen. Ewing and Hon.
Emil Rothe tonight at the west front of
the Capitol.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

w Yesterday was avery beautiful one
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SPivINs In the STATESMAN of this date
you mention little bit of postal law'' for
ssour business men" to remember, in which
you happen to be a little bit mistaken.
] AN additional stamp is not required to
forward a le tier. 1"For instance, letter is
addressed to John Smith. care of John
Brown" Mr.. Smith having left town. Mr..
Brown erases columbus and writes Gin
cinnati, drops it into the box and expects
the letter to go." 1t goes. All such letters
are forwarded without any additional post
age. A letter on which the postage has
once been paid can be forwarded and re-
forwarded until it reaches the person to
whom it is addressed, without any addi-
tional charge of postage.
The weekly accumulation of just such
letters in our city postoffice amounts to
not one. This three cent stamp is very
small affair, to be sure, still there is no
need of a useless expenditure of even so
small an amount. Please make the neces-
sary correction, which will save many a
three cent piece.
Yours, &c, STAMPS,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

aW Great display OF fireworks tonight
at the West front of the Capitol. H7f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29
Treaties.

d. LOUlS, OepG. Zo'
A Virginia City, Montana, dispatch says
Commissioner Cullen and Governor Tafts
have concluded treaties with the Sheep
eaters Bannock and Shoshone Indians,
and distributed annuities to them. Col.
Cullen has left for Washington on business
connection with Indian affairs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

ag Spend one evening for your coun-
try's sake. Let all be at the State House
| SQUARE Tonight
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

gB- The soldiers that intend TO vote "a as
they fought will be in line Tonight.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

ALTOGETHER WRoNG.-On Saturday we
published little bit of postal law which,
it seems, was not law. 1t was handed US
by gentleman who, we thought, knew
what he was about, with a request that we
should publish it, and save somebody, per-
haps, the trouble of swearing over delayed
letters. He was altogether wrong in his
statements, it appears. However, it has
had the effect of bringing out the real state
of thecase, and that's something. We have
a "dead sure thing" that the writer of the
following makes no error:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

eB Let white men of all parties be on
hand tonight at the State House square.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

-.-.--. PORTSMOUTH, N. H, Sept. IS.
Abner Greenleaf. formerly editor and
proprietor of the New Hampshire Gazette,
died to-day, aged SO years.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

= IaHA n. New YORK, Sept. %.
A private dispatch from Fort Wallace,
received on Saturday, states that Colonel
Forsyt the, who was badly wounded, had
arrived at the fort, had his wounds dressed,
and is doing well. Most of his command
were New York State men. ..- -.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

says Gen. Hindman was shot at 10 o'clock
last night, whilst sitting in the midst of his
family. smoking, his left hand, which held
the pipe. being carried away by charge
of buck shot, two of which entered his
neck, infiicting wound from which he
died eight hours afterwards. His assas-
sination was procured through political
causes.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29
Ben. Butler Nominated.

sa- Boston, Sept. %.
The Republicans of the Fifth Massachu-
setts District. in Convention to-day nomi-
mated Ben. Butler for Congress. He re-
ceived Us votes, with 4 scattering. The
nomination was subsequently made unan-
inOIS -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

IhUI' p6pV. Zo'
Three sheds of the lumber yards of j. &
E. Spicer & Co., of this city, filled with
lumber, burned this morning. Loss $780,
900; insured for $4,000. Three horses
were also burned. .a. ..H
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

i. ---s ---r- ROCHESTER, Sept. %.
Noah Davis was to-day nominated by
the Republicans as candidate for Congress
in the 2Sth district Nv . q 81
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Reports of OutIavvry i'm Texas.
Crushed to Dea tn.

NEWARK, N :. J, otPu. Aos
Four English miners, named VIM. Moore,
Richard Sampson, James Richards and jas.
Thomas, were instantly crushed to death
last Thursday by the falling OF
shaft of the iron mine, at Mount Hope,
Morris county, N. j. They were buried
on Sunday. An immense crowd OF miners
attended the funeral.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29
Assassination of Gen. Hiadmar

The Superintendent of Police received
a dispatch this afternoon, directing him to
arrest man named Robbins, a passen ger
on the Sharon, VINO it is believed commit
ted the deed. Robbins was arrested and
sent back. He is from Springfield, Mo-,
and served under Hindman. He strongly
denies being the murderer. 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

The InsurrectiOn in Spain
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graveling the roadway from High street to
Fair alley. Passed. ga
Mr.. Wall presented resolution direct
ing the City Civil Engineer to prepare a
plat and estimate for grading and gravel.
ing the roadway OF Chapel street from Fair
alley to Front street. Passed. ~. ro-'
Mr.. Bergin presenteda a resolution to con-
tract with Richard Walsh and Thomas Nc
Donald for grading and paving on Wash
ington avenue from East Long to John
street. Passed. ,..
Mr.. Berginpresented resolution to con-
( tract with Walsh 6 Mcdonald for grading
and paving on the north side of East Long
street from Washington avenue to Cleve-
land avenue. Passed.
| Mr.. Reinhard presented a resolution to
contract with Christian Keller for grading
and paving the roadway on South street
from Seventh street to Washington avenue
Passed. alI a'-- T. ,as -r. r..r. & .-
Mr.. Beekey presented resolution to
contract with Thomas w. Purcell for grad
ing and paving on the west side of Seventh
street from Friend to Cherry street,
Passed. ... a.l. o.. OF o.,
Mr.. Beekey presented the following res
olution: -.t
Resolued, That the city solicitor is hereby
requested to report to this council whether
| East Noble street east of w. r. Kent's
west line has ever been dedicated to the
city as public street. Passed. ".'-a-
Mr.. Beekey presenteda resolution direct.
ing the committee on Markets to report an
on,o,a,,ont to the ordinance to regulate
Public Markets in the city of Columbus
so as to prohibit the cutting up and selling
of meat in any of the market spaces out.
side the market house in less quantities
than quarters. Lost. $500.
Mr.. Naghten, on leave, presented ar
ordinance to grade the roadway of Hamle
street, north from c. c. 6 c. railroad
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %.

The National Committee OF the Soldiers
and Sailors have received letters from Gen.
erals Pope, Howard, Sigel, Sherman and
Others which will be read at tho Conven-
tion on tho I st nrOX.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

Several cigar peddlers have been arrest
ed and their unstamped cigars confscated
in the suburbs by revenue officers, the past
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-01-30

PnasoNAL.--Jamss d. Ladd Esq.
went 70 Dee Moinss last night TO
look ailsr the progress Of the State
Rsform School,
We suspect that he 10 the best in
ibrmsd man on this subject in the
Gtass, - at the very inception ofthat
matter in Ohio he was appointed BY
Gov. Chase, together with Charles
Rsnslis, and John A. Foote - Com
niSstensss % visit every inssitution
q the kind ia the United States and
Europe. for the purpose Of reporting
the plan Of one for Ohio. Mr.. Ladd
didn't 70 to Europe, bat 10 visited
every Rsform School then in this
country, and the result ofthsir labors
VS. the establishment Of . school Of
this kind near Lancaster, in Hooking
County, [of which Mr.. Ladd remain.
q one q Tie managsrs until he came
70 Iowa., that y one Of the most suc-
eesafil and bsnsacsnt institutions in
the State. His ripe experience and
sosnd Judgment, will b Of great val
a. 70 the members Of our Legislature
having the matter in charge.
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NOTICE or INCORPORATION
or a Railroad Bridge Company
AT OTTTMWA IOWA.


ollce y ESreDy given % the punaic thst
s .ne nai p, q .ns 0orPora.ion ior construc-
ung = naiiroad nrioge at Ottumwa, Iowa,
- . hs,v .ssa sMl.w1y DLiuge company
.-sna Ln.s IomPany.s Pr1n0lrM place o.
~. - Dnslness = ae vttumWa. lows;
tha r su - ,sS .,, 81 y, .ns business "
ssr oosmPsny y, amu VII ~ tue construc.
stock If the cgrnsny ' snI S.vertw , 4 y
thc.,s.,,., dnl,sx. ~ - sgu.y s snys
Sn,ssss. y. u ~. a., snsIes 2, one nunnIe
Twarty r.r ers =. NJ 49, 49, - ~ nSn
iaes ~ t-ert,. ~. -. ~ az =, III.
,ofeach month tkareafIer Hr,;, M 10Y Wy
-, - - T.sii, .,s;S ..s
the .tocE ami IL =. nm, = ~
..-+is -. s-~s. Or TiIv Tho,Isand Doi,ars
shalt hive been subscrihed i. vfiai
Stock. nss uutfI d contract shall have been
entered into between this Company and
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DR. G. P. BARNUM.-This gentle,
man has been stopping here for sew
eral' months successfully practising
his profession as a Veterinary Sur.
geon. He has performed many cures
of old and stubborn diseases among
the noble equine family hereabouts,
and his skill, and success, is fully at
tested by those excellent horsemen
D. B. Abrahams Esq, Col. John 8
WOLF Coils. D. Carpenter, and others.
On their Recommendation, and from
our business experience, we have no
hesitancy IN commencing him to the
public as entirely wes4hy Of support
in the line Of his profession, Of which
he is undoubtedly master.
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aINyUN MEAL."-The literary lev
turs by ths"Fat Contributor "onThurs-
day evening, Jan. Both, at Taylor 1
Blaks's Hall win DO the most chaste
and attractive mo Of the season
FuS without acknowledgements
and al the first literary men OF the
country crowd to hear him, and on
Thursday evening We expect to see
tho hall crowded by the talent, re-
spsctability and fashion Of Ottum-
VA.
We clip the following from the
Suite Register, Des Moines;
1INJuN MEAL."-The subject ofIn-.
Jun Meal" rs expounded and illustra-
ted by tho Pat Contributor" is one
Of great importance. It is as full Of
fun Is an egg is full Of meat, or, as
the Professor himself would say, any
other man. And that is wherc the
9axelle comes in. In short, it was
fniun Meal that caused the seven
teen iron-clad Baptists to remark
that they would take chicken-pie in
thsirn-according to the Professor.
Ono Of the most interesting branch
% of this subject is Pooahontas, who
il supposed TO have been the daughter
Of old man Pocahontas- The Fat
Contributor tells how this amiable
young lady, on the occasion ofa big
row d Dclmonico's interposed her
parasoI between big Injun's club
and Captain John Smiths head and
saved the life Of that individual, on
which account hs Fitted her up with
q splendid toilet for the next rout,
which consisted Of . bow and arrow, q
small scalping knife, and . row Of
beads. And this iswhat accounts for
the milk in the cocoa-nut.
tits also amusing to hear the Pro.
lessor relate how, before the great
subject of :IMun Meal" dawned on
his massive intellect, he got of pc,
etieal hifaluten lecture at Debbyville,
,vs;r.;s ~ tho State nfr';p wssI
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a INV EyrrryaIss.-We arc Just

A NHw EsrEHyaIsS.-We arc just
informed Of the organization Of .
Joint stock company here, under the
general Incorporation laws, for the
purpose Of carrying on extensively,
10 ali is branches, the manufacturing
ofsash, doors, blinds, moulding, chairs
bsadstsads and other furniture, and
perhaps wagon wood work.
The gentlemen engaged in this
enterprise are Of onr best and most
energetic men, Of abundant capital,
and the success Of the project, is o.
snrsd Ct the outset.
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THr UNDsawaIrsRs' AoHNcY.-

TIE UNDsRwRITBRs' AGgNcY.--
This reliable and solid combination,
Of Insurance companies comprising
four Of the best companies Of New
York City, offers better inducements
to business men for Insurance than
any other American company. The
entire capital and assets Of the four
companies, amounting to &S.50O.0OO
being the security to the insured that
all loases will be paid. All adjust
sasnts Of losses are made by but one
sdj1stlng agent acting for all the
companies, and by one Get of proofs.
Tho Record Of the company speaks
for itself and Is suAlcient to inspire
confdencs In all;it having, since May,
1864, paid Losses to tho amount d
sl.500.000. Its large capital and the
fact that four companiesshare equally
the risk enables this organization to
carry larger lines Of Insurance than
any other company. Policies issued
by Fulton, Mast ( White.
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"0nward, right onward,
Into the Valley Of Death,
RnslA fha Hiv Isa,ud rad

But larger, by hundreds multiple
cd into millions, than the doomed
band who rode to swift destruction
in Tennyson's poem, is the great cav
alcads of unhappy men who are rush
ing to untimely graves, followed by
the gaunt spectre dyspepsia. This is
all wrong, and should cease. Plants
ton bitters, the great stomachic pain
killer, cures dyspepsia heartburn,
headache, vertigo, dullness and all
symptoms ofkindred character, as if
by magic. For languor lassitude,
great weakness and mental depress-
ion. they have a most wonderful eff.
ect.
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.SHERTrP,S2AxE

BY virtue Of . special execution 70 me
directed, by the Clerk OF the District court
OF wapeilo county, State Of Iowa, comman-
ding me 10 sell the property hereinafter
described, as by = decree Of 'sNid court di-
rected, will expase % sale, at public auc-
tion to the highest and best bidder, for cash
IN hand. at the front door Of the court
house, in Wapello county, on the First
day of February, 1888, hs2weop the hours
Of so'clock. q. m. and o'cioch, p. M, COM
menctng az 10 O'clock, =. m. Of said day.
the following real estate, to-wit: The
north half Of the north east oLe fourth OF
section No. thirty-five. township seventy.
one, range fourteen west. in Wapello Co.
Iowa. Taken . by special execution d.
rected, q the property Of Priestly Gallo.
way and Sarah Galloway. Ia sStjsfy said
execution In favor Of H. p. Graves and
against said Prisstly Galloway and Sarah
Galloway for the sum Of two hundred and
seventeen and twenry-one hundredtl,x dol
lars, ana interest and costs.
G.. A. DERBY,
Sheriff OF Wapello Co Iowa.
{ Sheriff "a Once, OttumWa, Iowa, Janu
airy LIST, 1858. Jan. g Va
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Throughout 80 Il Zodkicl. With III

throughout 50 h zodkicl. with hi
lurid weird astrological pictures,
lightnings, darts, kings. sceptcrs,
etc, around the old Sorercr. So
with the talk Of children, all have
the samev peculiar s'tunes,'' or infec-
ton TO their sentences as OF old
and 30 the the exceedingly long and
equally broad-track Of the plowmen.
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HAMPERS MAGAgzINE-Wc have
this model magazine for February.
II contains the tcnthpapcr from Maj.
d. II. Strothcr porte Crayon) on
his personal Rccollections of The
War illustrated. The aCedarsn a
poem; "A Summer on the Plains,'
finely illustrated by the special ar
list with Hancock's command; ssThe
Worhan's Kingdom;" ga love Story
by tho author of John Halifax gen.
tlemen; aThc Maidens Test" poeti-
cal Wait. A biography Of Governor
Andrew, by a member Of his church;
A critical review of'sMotley's History
Of Tho Netherlands" "The Porch
an exquisite sentimental poem.
"a little Heaven" which we Judge
to be love story, aMary Nealyr an
other; Friedrich Halsey,' ditto. ..The
Bankrupta Wife," q touching story;
an article on valentines; d courtship
article; an article On atiquette, editors
easy chair; monthly re6ord Of current
events, and the family corner, callcd
Editors Drawer. This No. is fully
equal to any Of itspredecessors which
is the highest praise we can give it,
Published monthly by Harper Broth,
cr's, New York, ut "a per annum.
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Pork PACKING, The season is now
closed here; Messrs. J. D. Ladd& Go.
cutting $4,000, while N. Heinrich and
other parties, in q small way, have
packed . fsw hundred in addition
1t is no mean feather in Ottumwa's
cap that she is the second largest
packing point in the State, Keokqk
having cut $4,000, while tho other
points that como the ncarest up to US
arc Muscatine 10000, Des Moines 49,
500. and Sabnla $4,000.
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lps Yopso FoLxs-This charm
Ing Aagasins for young folks for
February. i ~ hand brimfull Of the
most interssting matter. It has .
bsastifdl colorsd engraving or the
tho Arst page entitled "wake Up
while DR.. Hayes Artic story inersas-
- in interest ~ It lssgthens out; be.
pidas many Other Interesting Stories,
Poetry. Rsbuasse, &c.. 10. Il i the
bsst magazine Of the kind published
Address Tickpor 4 Fields. Boston.
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For low prices, Arnold / Co. beat
anything We have ever seen. They
arc closing ont their winter stock
Of ready made clothing, prices y low
~ before the war, They are prepar-
ing to receiye : large spring stock
and mast od5sr hasgsinA
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Died. ION Tuesday January 2Sth
RxrLy, wife ofWilliam Hobbs, in the
eth year Of her age.
The funeral will take place At three
o'clock on tomorrow (Thursday,)
30th. The friends Of the deceased
are invited to attend.
MRs. HoBBs came to Wapello coun.
~ ct its very first settlement with
her husband, end was oneof ourmost
respected citixens. Her loss will be
severely felt by her large circle Of
relatives and acquaintance.
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TO Whom Il NAV Oonoorn.

Where's. On or about September 95tb,
1867, gave 10 cue Alfred IngalIs, Of Ipaes
pendence, nuchanan comply, Iowa. my
year frQm ~ date, and the obligations not
being compiled with, by said Ingalls,. l
hereby warn all persons from buying or
trading for said note, rs am no longer
rssponsihle for the sauna. ~
0ttumwa, lows, January 4, leoe.
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ESTRAY STEERS.-Taken up by ~.
mosthenes Newell, of Washington town
ship, Wapello county, Iowa, DecemDef,
1857, one steer, three years old, roam color,
point Of the right horn bsokan on, point
OF both ears cut or frozen on. Also, one
steey. three years old, red color, some white
on the hack. belly, and face, right horn
cut or frozen off, Roth appraised together
at as. T.. M. COOLEY, Clerk
Ottumwa, jan. 10, iS6S-w2t
ESTRAY sTEER,--TakenI up by s. X.
Creamer. of Agency township. Wapello
county, Iowa, Der. Is, 1887, one steer, one
year old. white and red color, white on the
hack and belly, red sides, muley; marked
with a square of Of the left ear, and un
derbit in the same. Appraised ut 80.
L. NJ. COOLEY, Clerk.
Ottumwa, Jan. "a, '6s-w2t.
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ENTRACTUE a LE.TTEK FI,OM

EAIhAIIOF n LETTER FikOM
Providence, Ala, May II, 1865.
Dn JOHN BULLS ] send YOU $50 for
CEDRoN BfrrERs. Plense send what II
Will come TO- Ter paying freight, TO Col
uinbnss Miss. have .,esn troubled for
20 take pills every night for ten or fifteen
years; aud in February; 1864, was attack
ed with general paralysis. was confin-
cd 70 f.y room for the balance ofthe year
and, IN fact, continued in a very weak
and nervous condition until some two
months since, when Twas put under IN
operation, and your CedrOn Bitters for
treatment. commenced improving right
away; and am pretty well restored.
Yours truly,
sfys a. l.. NEAL.
louisville KY, Nov. q. 1864.
l received this day the following from
Lancaster Kentucky:
DR.. JOHN. BULE Please send me in
haste. for NY Osen xsc, one dozen Of your
Cedron Biuers. have tried them, and
are curing me ofcOnsumpti0n oflong STAN
ding.
Yours respectfully,
@. W.kHINDLEBoWER.
ANOTHER TESTIMONY.
Bloomington. ILL.,. O.a, IA. 1894.
Oh. JOHN BULL: We mRde IA arrange
mont with your ageht, July 20, 1884, for
selling your Ce<iron Bllters, and are ab0nt
sold out. We want lone gross twelve
boxes more without delay. We are intro
ducing them readily, and think they an
swer good purpose.
DIS. HOf3i q CRoTHERS.
Sold by Taylor, Blake 4 Co., Ottumwa,
lows. Aug.i u DIV Inn.