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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-06-17
IN AssUMPsIT BY ATTACHMENT.

The object of this suit is to recover the sum Of
Sl22.13 with interest thereon from the 18th day
Of March, 1869, and costs of suit
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
defendant VIM. H. Maphis is not an inhabitant of
appear here within one month after due publica.
ton hereof and do what is necessary 10 protect
his interest; that copy Of this order be publish
ed in some newspaper printed in Woodstock,
once a week for four successive, and copy post
ed at the front door of the Court House of said
county, on the first day Of the next Comfy
Court. C0py-Teste
J. S. IRWIN, z. s. C.
WV. & NJ Bird, p, a. june 8 At.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-06-17

COMMITTING NEW AND CONVENIENT.
~ Spears Fruit Preserving Solution for sale by
June II s. \. BANNER.
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ATTACHMENT IN CHANCERy.

The object of this suit is to secure debt Of
S54. O6 due the plaintiffs by id defendants with
interest thereon from the 22nd day of May. lSB0,
until paid Tor debt and costs of the suit.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that one
of the defendants, W. L. Allison. is not an nhab-
liant of this State it is ordered that the said de-
fenaant do appear here within one month after
due pubicato thereof, and do what is necessary
to pro tect his interest; that copy OF this order
be published in some newspaper printed in Wood
stock, once week for four successive weeks. and
copy be posted at the front door Of the Court
House off said county, on the first day Of the next
County Court Copy-Teste
J, S. IRWIN, &. s. G.
IL. Bird, p. q. } une 3-4s
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TIME CYLENDER CHURN. different sizes,
the best churn in use. Call and examine.
June II j. w. BANNER.
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ATTACHMENT IN cnAScERy

The object of this suit to secure debt due
the plaintiff by siid defendant for the sum of
S2G0.G5. with legal interest 81 III part thereof
from September 5, 1865, and on $685. the resi-
due thereof: from the oath day Of May, 1869 until
paid, and the costs of the suit.
1t appe airing by satisfactory evidence that the
defendant, VIM. l.. Allison is not an inha bitant of
this State, it is ordered that the said defendant
do appear here within one month after due pub
LEGATION here OF, and do hat is necessary 10 pro-
tect bis interest that copy of this order bs
published in some newspaper printed in Wood
stock, once week for four successve'weeks and
copy posted at the front door ofthe Court House
of said county on the first day oftbe next County
Court. A Copy--Teste
j. S. IRWIN, G. =. e.
M. Bird, p. q. June 3-4a
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NTIRGINIA TO WIT-At rules held in the
y Clerks office Of the County Court of Shen-
andoah, on the last Monday in May being rule
day fer the month of June, 1869
Whissen Boehm, -..... .............. plaintiffs,
against
W. L. Allison and Geo. L. Niller,..... Defendants
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-06-17

T. SAT, for sale by
L. Ap % 8. 4, BANNER.
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VIRGINIA TO WIT.-At rules held in the
Y ClerAs Office Of the County Court Of Shen--
andoah, on the last Monday in May being rule day
for the month of June, 1863:
Edward Il. Whissin....... Plaintiff,
against
William L. Allison, ...,.. Detendant,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-06-17

yTIRGINIA TO WIT. At rules held in the
" Clerks office of the County Court of Shen-
and oah, on the last Monday in May, being rule
day for the month of Jure, 1869
Jacob Haun, Jr., administrator OF l.. W.; Helve.
deceased, ..."....... i"i'A
against
Jacob Sewer, &c,.,.n .......... 49,. Deienaan'''
ATTACHMENT ~ CHANCERY
The object of this suit IS to subject the undlviaed
interest of Jacob Sewer in the Real estate "hlch
descended to him and his brothers &C., through
their mother (whs was the wife Of l.; w sew
er, deceased, and daughter OF Peter Mliier, oe-
ceased) to the payment of debt TOR 5u1.2e win WIZ,
interest from the 30th day OF October, le4l, unui
paid due to Jacob Haun DR., administrator DIV u;
w. Sewer, deceased, and II necessary or ace meG
advisable by the court to sell the whole OF ala
real estate
happening by satisfactory. evidence that the
defendants Jacob Sewer, Levi Sewer, james
Sewer and Lorenzo Sewer are not inhaoltants
of this State 1t is ordered that the said defendants
do appear here within Dne month after due,
nublieatiou hereof and do what is necessary to
protect his interest that copy OF TINS oruef DC
published in some newspaper printed in Wood
stock. once a week for four successive weeks
and COPY posted at the front door of the Court
House of said county, on The first day of the next
County Court. A Copy-Teste
j. Is. IRWIN, G. s. G.
Walton & Walton. p. a. June SIT
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rHE CELEBRATED KENTUCKY COW
4 BELL, for GALE by
May 3 =. BANNER.
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THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

REPORTED BY HoUGH, RIDENoUR & LANGDoN, Fo
THE WEEK ENDING, JUNE 5, 1868.
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II Al H. s
Vegetable SicHian Hair Rgaexs'

EreyN Eefir ittx.reGss.s tie lGh6,.
lsi.itu Offhis rdiutOie Hair Pre-
art,tiOls. Mi,ich is due to Mc1h
alone. We can assure our Ofa
DatrOts thut it is Kept fully Mp u
it's hiyh standard, and to fhOS.
,cy.0 hare nrser used IL are car
cOuJiSIpufig Stsv, that IL jS the Oaitl
reliable aud perfected Y,.eJ,NyvI-
tiOi to restore GRAY Or FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, utaE-
in0 u soft, LitstrOtts, md siIk;esi
Tie scdtp, bU It's use. becomes
sChite and clean d resIl0Ucs all
erisptiOns and dafdrtttf, and By
It's tonic properties prevents fA4
hair from falling opt, as 1t sttns-
tEL0tes and nONFiShcs the hntr
glands. BIZ its use the hair g.'oios
thicker and stronger. IN Odtst'aess
It restores the captttnrU gland.
to their normal ViD0r, and acik
extreme 0Id age. 1t Is the mos;
economical HAIR DRESSING
ever used, as it requires fetCc
0uDLicatiOns, and giccs the han
ftdt splendid glossy appca7'Gnc.
so much admired by all. Il. \
Hnues, NJ. d.. State 44ss0yer Of
Mass, says, "the constituents ar
pure and carefully selected fGs
ercelles,t 9,sGlitN. and 4 consider
e the BEST PREPARATION for
It's intended psts'1oOscs.o We pub
fish a treatise on the hair, sCIticn
zoe send free bD mail upon appN
cation, tCItich cOsstitiis cOnst,aen.
datOrV notices from, clegyynaeN
Utvsicians, the press, aud others
we hare made the study of the
hair and its diseases a speci0tts
for uenrs, and EnOaO that sUe NAH;
the most effective preparation TO
the restoration and the 21reserra
tiOss of the hair, ectaslt, and 81
acknowledged by the best NIeii
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sold BY all Druggists ana Deaiers in Hcdicm
COOK, coRURH = CO.
osn'l Agents for North Wester. States
a. DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO. ILL
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Some years since, a wild goose was
shot in Washington Territory, and
few grains Of wheat were taken from
his craw. Being very large and full,
they were preserved and planted.
The yield was found to be so great
as to lead to its propagation, until
this variety, which is known in the
Territory the "Goose Wheat" has
become q standard one in that Sec
ton Of the country. Samples of this
wheat were recently sent to the Ag-
ricultural Department at Washing
ton. Upon examining the samples
at the museum, OF which there are
some 1000 varieties, the same wheat
was found, being one Of the samples
sent from the Paris Exposition, and
grown in Cuenea, in Spain.
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Bulbs sarsapa1fa

A GoodReason for the Capts in'sFa ith
Read ne tpfains letter and lie later ROW row
His Mothsr.
Benton Barracks ~ April 80. 1855.
DR.. JOHN AULL-Del Sir. Knowing
the efficiency Of your Sarsaparilla, and the
healing and beneficial qualities it possass-
es, send yot the following statement Of
my case.
/ was wounded about two wear aco : was
taken prisons. and confined for sixteen
months. Beng moved so often, INV
wounds havelot healed yet. 1 have not
sat up momnt since was wounded,
am shot through the hips. NY genera:
heath Is impaired, and I need sOmethins
to assist natun. have more faith II
your Sarsapar1lathan iu anything else.-
| wish that thu is genuine. Please ex
press me half dozen bottles, and oblige
Carl @. p. JOHNSON,
P. S.-Thetdlowing was written Apri,
80, 1866, by Nh. Jennie johnson, mothe,
OF Capt. Joh1son.
DIR. BULL-iDtar Sir: NY husband, DR..
O. 8. Johnson WAS a skillful surgeon and
physician in CENTRAL New York, where he
died, leaving pc above G. p. johnson to-
my care. Al 4ifteen years of age he had
chronic diarfiea and scrofula, for which
Igave him yot Sarsaparilla. IT CURED
"a novo ~ ton years recommended
It to many in Nv York, Ohio and Iowa,
for scrofula, feer sores, and general de-
bility. Perfectsuccess has attended it,
The cures e6ect6 in some cases of scrofuSa
a,sc fcOer sores sese almost miraculous. /
am very anxioul for my son to again have
recourse to youlSarsaparilla. He 10 fear.
ful Of gettingn SPURIOUS article, hence his
writing to Won n 1t. His wounds vera
terrible, but believe he will recover.
Res.ectfully, .
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An Innposter.

Tie following dispatch from Major
Willis Drummond, the Supervising
Inspector of Internal Revenue for
this State, establishes the fact that
Bennett who was here the other day
nosing around pretending to be a
Special Agent of the Revenue Depart.
ment, is what We charged then TO-
wit: an impostor.
dated McGregor, Iowa, Mch 26 SO.
To Capt. w. H. G. Jaques.
Bennett is an imposter acting with.
out authority.
WILLIS DRuMMoND,
Supervisor"
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Let "Observer" try again.

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-On Saint Pat
rick's Day, March 18th, Mr.. Richard
Edwards, working for Wolf Carpen-
TOR Il Co, on the St. u. & G. r. r.,
south Of this city, was driving his
team over to the works, and when
crossing tho river here three men.
to-wit: James Mafumby, Henry
Smith, and - Bellgard, asked per-
mission to ride over to the railroad
works with him, where they were
also employed, which was of course
readily granted. When near Mr..
-A'cotts, it is alleged that Bcllgard
seized Edwards by the throat and
demanded his money, with the threat
ST taking his life if he didn't instant
" shell out, whcrcupon Edwards gave
them all he had, to-wit: Twenty-Five
dollars.
Edwards camc in and filed an in.
formation against all three of the
parties, before his Honor Mayor Full.
: ton, and the case has been on trial fol-
three days with NJ. J. Williams, esq
Tor the State, and Ii. b. Hendershott
esq, for defendants.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
J. BOWSER 4 co.
LOWER MILLS!
DOWN GOES THE PRICFSlll

These entcrprisiDg millcrs are de.
termincd to distance all competition,
and have just made the following re-
duction in prices:
Best Winter Wheat Flour-aPeer-
less Brand, "-$2,1O per l 100 lbs.
/ Best Spring Wheat Flour-cele.
brated illegal Tender" brand, 81 go
per 100 lbs.
They also, for the accommodation
Of their rapidly increasing trade, run
delivery wagon, and will leave
flour, bran, and chop feed, in any
part OF the city, free of cost.
Leave orders at the P. o., or at
their mills, which willreceive prompt
attention.
!. Now is the time to buy Flour, as
it is bound to advance. (dtt
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New PApER.--Mr. b. Kreger in.
forms us that tho new German paper
TO be started here shortly, will CON-
mcncc under favorable auspices, and
be published by the Ottumwa Turn.
vcrein.
MIR. X. will have charge of it's edi-
torial department., and our citizens
desiring to sec more thrifty German
people in our midst, will hail its an.
pcarancc with pleasure.
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Still they Come.

lay after day we notice loads Of
goods being piled up in front Of Potts
Cheap Store, and by taking glance
inside we discovered that they have
now in stock the largest and best as.
sorted lot of Dry Goods, Dress Goods,
Balmorals, Hoop Skirts, Ribbons,
Laces, &c., including every thing else
usually kept in first-class Dry Goods
establishment, while their stock of
Boots and Shoes excels any that has
ever been brought here, taking in
consideration price and quality, They
were bought before the recent ad-
vance and shipped during the Grail
road war;" which enabled them to
get low rates offreight, and they arc
consequently prepared to offer bar
gains to all who may wish to purchase
such goods.
These cnterprising gentlemen have
learned how to meet the wants and
demands of their city and county
customers, and by keeping their
wants and leeds in view, when pur-
chasing, and with free use of prin-
tiers ink, together with their
motto IF 'Quick sales and small
profits" have secured for themselves
the largest and best paying
trade for the amount of capital they
have invested, of any retail house in
Ottumwa, as we verily believe, and we
note their success with pleasure, since
they have worked hard and labored
to insure such result.
We presume there is not o family
In Wapello County that has not
heard Of or bought goods at "Potts'
Cheap Store" while their names are
we'll known in Keokuk, Mahaska,
Davis, Jefferson, and the border
counties of Missouri.
We hope. eehvy may have even
greater access in the future than |
they Ne had in the past.
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The Ottumwa (lowa) Courier, edi-
ted by the Rev. J. NJ. Hcdrick, has u
long article upon "GcD. Grants Ad-
'ministraticn from !. Religious Stand
point" from which, we are glad to
learn, the administration is going on
in this respects IL an uncommonly sat
isfactory manner Chicago Post.
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asked student one
oilid do in case man
,nmith gunpowder.
wait until he camo
thc cool reply.
chppose ! should kick you
Giupertinence,' said the an
4seon, '.what muscles would
~ motion ~
Edho tensors and. fexors of my
arm, sir!"
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and large variety Of fancy and refined
candies, In short there is nothing in their
line but what they keep, invariably of the
best quality, and at the very lowest pri-
ces. They study to please, and as cour-
tesy is cheap commodity they have a
large amount in stock which they dispose
Of gratuitously to ALL
Give them call and the. abovelfacts
will be fully realized.
Country produce, eggs. butter A.co7r
wanted. .n
Jany 5th 1869 ddE54sfrr
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This celebrated specific for Worms is
used with the utmost freedom and conf
dence by gentleman who have obtainef,
eminence in the medical profession, and
many Of these, throwing aside their pref
udices. have cheerfully given Certificates
testifying to its superiority. 1t is used
extensively for the simple reason that
Nothing yet has been discovered which
can be substituted in ITS place.
And it it is given without apprehension
because every one knows it's perfect SAFE
ty. 1t has now been before the public
for over forty years." and has attended
its superiority in thousands of cases.
throughout all parts ofthe world,
1t is the imperitive duty Of every ga
rent to Ddtch the health Of his child
and himself Nth this po-
tent specific.
Be careful to observ.. the enitials of the
name, and be sure that you get
"B. A. Fahnestock's Vermifuge.
B. A. FAHNEsToCK's Son Il Co.
Wholesale Druggists,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sole Proprietors.
aug.zV0&WoM.
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1EHIMON1 OF lEOICAL MEN 4
Stoney Poin White Co., Ark.
DR. JOHN Builder Sir: Last Feb.
ruary I was in Louisville purhsai n
drugs, and got some II your Sarsapar .lls
and Cedron Bittefs.
My son in-law, VITO was with me In the
store, has been down With rhenmatiin the
some time, commenced ON the Bittesm for
soon found his geneal health imprrs and
DR.. Gist, who has been In badoved.
tried them and he alp improved.
DIR. Coffee, who ha been in bad health
for several years-somach and liver If.
fected-he improvedser much BY theuse
OF your Bitters. Indled the Cedron Bit
ters has given you grslt popularity in this
settlement. think IhOu1d sell great
quantity ofyour medf,ines this fall-espe-
cially cfyour CedronBitters and Sarsafa-
rilla. Shiplme via Mlmphis, care Of Kicks
cit q Nelly. Respectfully.
Q. B. WALKER.
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TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEO. w. WOODWARD

Chief Justice Of Ute Supreme Our, of H., writes:
Philadelphia, March 16. 1887
81 hi 'HooHahds - German Btters' Ia
good tonic, useful AA In diseases Of the
digestive organs, and Il a Of great benefit In
a. debility, and want Of nervous
action in tho system. Yours truly,
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he laugLable mixture OF two ar
es-one concerning q preacher,
other about tho freaks of q mad
og-occurred in paper the other
James Thompson, rector of
'ws church, preached to a
purse Of people on Sunday
was his last sermon. In
he will bid farewell to
On, as his physician has
cross the Atlantic for
exhorted his breth-
nd after the conclu-
ook q within to cut
roaks. He ran up
the college. At this
roceedings he was seiz-
rs, who tied a till kettle
d he again started. A
sued, but he was finally
sman."
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NOTICE.

It is well-estsbished fact that fully one-halfc
u. To- finale a. portion Of our poPul.ticn ~
Or - use their own y - expression, "nevef
fee' veil" They are sanguid, devoid Of al
en-. y, extremely nervous, and have no appetite.
IL this class Of persons the BITTEkS. OF the
T0SlC eeppCi0lly recommended.
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villAao~, w. s go ,yay Ga. |

JoftN BULI-DSdF SIR: have re.
ceHy given your worm Destroyer sew
erftrials, and find 1t wonderfully efiica-
Dip. Il has not failed in 4 single in
stsce TO have the wished for effect, am
oolg pretty large country practice. and
nap daily use for some article Of the kind
q free to confess that / know Of no
re4dy recommended by the ablest an
tl4 that 10 30 certain and speedy in its
efifs. On the contrary, they are uncer-
tai1n theextreme. Ny object in writing
to ~ is to find out upon what terms I
ca9et the medicine directly from Won =
Ii pan get 1t upon easy terms, / shall use
= glat deal oft. I am aware that the
usdof such articles is contrary to the
teatings and practice ola great majority
OF p regular line Of NJ. DIS. but 1 see no
jusPause or good sense in discardinp q
reudy which we know to be efficient.
smly because we may he ignorant OF its
coRination. For my part, / shall make
lie to use all and any means to ALE
viet suffering humanity which I may be
abb TO commandment heeitating beceuse
sonfone more ingenious than myself NAV
haY learned it, elects first, and secured
for fmself the sole right to use that knowl
ed4 However, am by no means az.
adYcAte or supporter of the thousands OF
wo5hless nostrums that flood the county
whh purport to cure all manner Of dis
easeto which human flesh is heir. Please
repl soon, and inform me Of your besi
term.
Fam, sir, most respectfully 1. ,s.,,.,,,. 4.
JULlUSP. OLEHgNW NE.
Or. Jtn Mssy si.s.pM 11sce, 40, FVth
Street, Louisville, Ky.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL

:, Having direct influence
give immediate relief
For Bronchitis, Asthma, c.
stmpttue and Throat L
TRocHEs ARE USED wIrHt.AL
SUCCESS. III
SINGERS AND PUBLICS
will find 1r0ches useful in
voice when taken before Singir
ing, and relieving the throat
usual exertion of the vocal o
7r0ches ara recommended and
by Physicians, and have had test
from eminent men throughout til
try. Being an article Of true mer.
having proved their efficacy by an
MANY years, each year finds item in
localities in various parts OF the v
and the 1roches are universally promo
ced better than other articles.
OBTAIN only browns BRoNcH
TRoCHEs," and do not take any Of
,corthtess limitations that may be ofe
SOLD EvERRHERE.
Dec. "a. w4m3p.
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HON. JAMES THOMPSON,

Philadelphia, April q, 1866
II consider 'Hoofland's German Bitters q valuable
medicine " attacks Of Indigestion DyspeIe
,ia. can certify this from my experiences Of IT,
Yours, with reepect,
rtrp<f popHS
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BUS WORM DESTROYER.
NJ United Syasss and word v,ds

4Avh received many testimonials from
PROFESSIONAL and medical men. a. NV al.
m acs and various publications have
lhfn, All Of which are genuine. The fol,
soHg letter from . highly educated and
polar physician in Georgia 10 Certainly
ofip the most sensible COMMUNICATIONS
re ever received. DR.. Clement knows
exitly what he speaks of, and his testi-
MY deserves to be written IN letters Of
gu Hear what the Doctor SAYS Of
Bulls WORM DESTROYER
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n Senators are To.
ajestic essays upon
US subjects, for the
r.. Who the twelve
are--upon what sub
reat"-whether war,
olitics, or literature,
to conjecture; but if
o us to suggest tho
will best beft twelve
N thepublic would most
earn wisdom from, we
to Mr.. Bonner the fol-
anime:
ings Of q Protective Tar
interested standpoint"
prague, OF Rhode Is
a.Necessity of Pure
ySenator Chandler,
cry in State Log.
n Cameron, Of
ing the Bane
euben e. Fen
IS in the Uni
.stant Menace to
enator Drake, Of
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ing a greater curse
speaking" by Senator
avis, of Kentucky.
nsistency in Politics the Pledge
triotism;" by Senator Norton of
.innesota.
9Total Abstinence the Shining
Mark of Democratic Statesmanship;"
by Senator Salisbury, of Delaware.
effect of Subsidy Legislation on
Stainless Record and a Full Treasury
by Senator Pomeroy, of Kansas.
Eternal Vigilance the Price of
Liberty" by Senator Yates, of Him
OILS.
We assure Mr.. Bonner that if nc
will procure essays from these Sena.
torsupon these subject, the circulation
ofthe Ledger will reach point new
er before dreamed Of even by him.
Chicago Post.
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WEAK AND DELILAIE. cHx:tHfEI

Are -,- strong by the either of these rene-
dies They will cure evcry case Of MARASAU1,
without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated IN tho
hands of the PROPRIETOR but space will allow Of thu
publication of but few. Those, II will be observed,
are men Of note and Of such standing that they must
b, believed
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The OTTUMWA COURIER
City and County News,
From the Daily of March 25th 1860.

from the Daily OF March 25th 1861
CoRREsPoNpENcE.--Acom communion.
ton from Kcokul, dated Feb. 9th.
giving an account of tho medical col
lego there, and other interesting
facts connected with tho Hospital,
has just reached us via Washington
City. We regret that its matter is
now rather too ancient for publica-
ton.
let HObSerypr" try apnip
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We hope cthvy may have even
greater access in the future than
they bee had in the past.
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Resulting from any Cause whatever ;
HROSTRATlON OF THE SYSTEM,
induced by severe Labor, Hard.
ships. Exposure, FeVerS, etc.

And feeling the hand Of time Weighing heavily uI~n
them with all its attendant Ills, will mud In tbs
Of these BITTERs, or the TONIC elixir that will
nstill new life into their veins, restore in
the energy and ardo, Of more youthful days, build
OPP their shrnnken FORMS and give health and happi
MEAS 70 their remaining YoArN.