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DRY GOODS.
PRICE g. wo o D,

p r ] G e q w o o D.
N. w. CORNER EIGHTH AND FMBERT.
just received a new lot of White Goods.
Satin Plaid Nainsook Muslins
Satin Stripe Nainsook Musns.
Plaid and Stripe Swiss Muslins.
Fine Plaid Organdes, 379o. yard.
Swiss Muslins, Victoria Lawns NainsOok Muslns.
Soft-fnish Cambrics, Shirred Musins, etc etc
White Brilliantes, India Twilled Long Cloths.
White Piuues 25 37 So 62H 70, s5, 90 and 81 yard
Bargains in Linen Goods
Table Linens, Napkins and Towels.
Nursery Diaper and Linen Birdseye for aprons.
Figured Shirting Linens, $50. yard.
Best makes Shirtng Linens etc. etc.
Best makes Bleached and Unbleached Muslins.
Plow.oase and Sheetng Muslins.
All wool and Domet Flannels.
Summer Flannes allwOo and Domet, Angola Flaunels.
Marsees Quilts very chep, SI, $3.50, So So 81, SS up
TO Sl2 imported order and much below the regular
prices.
Honeycomb and jacquard Quilts, very cheap.
BLACK SILKS! BLACK SILKS!
Good quality Black Silks Sle5, So, $685. 1896, $3.50,
1870 SO, and &35 per yard
A cheap lot of French Lawns, 25 cents per yard.
Stripe Alpaca Lustros and Stripe Delaines
A cheap lot of mixed Poplins, % cents per yard.
Japanese Poplins 80 and 37JG cents per yard.
Figured Silks and Wool Popins, 50 cents, worth Sll2E.
Barga in Ladies' and Gents Hosiery and Gloves,
Ladies' and Gents Handkerchefs.
Cents Shirt Fronts, Ncck-Tes, and Suspenders.
Jouvin's Kid Gloves, best quality imported.
A good Kid Glove, 81 pair.
Hamburg Edgings and Insertings
large lot of Linen Fans cheap.
Autograph Fans and Silk Fans
Silk Umbrellas and Parasols
PRICE & WOOD,
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AID DOG!-
Mad dog! mad dog! the urchins cried,
And rushing down the street,
Swapping, the frantic brute spied,
At every thing he'd meet
Why tciH dog be kept in town
That human life endangers!
Send off the beast to grass, or drown
Where sausage-men are strangers.
And go and buy Marvin Safe
Your valuables to keep in,
Consuming neither bread nor beef
Twill grace the room you sleep in.
Aud though it may corner tit
No mad NJ will astouud you,
While keeping 'oatch or jewels it
Makes no disturbance round you
For sale by MARVIN & Co,
No 72l Chestnut stree
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
On easiest terms, by
o. f. DAVIS No. $40 Chestnut street.
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II r. L E,
No. 43 NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
Opened this morning the balance of importers
stock of
FRENCH HDKFS
100 dozen Ladies' French Colored Border Hemsttched
As cents.
so dozen Tucked Sheer Hemstitched.
50 dozen Gents Fine Fancy Hemstitched
100 dozen Gents French Hemstitched, 45 to g..
20 dozen large size Moire Antique Border French
Towels
Is dozen French Huck Towels.
Among the goods will be found of the finest
goods imported will be sold 80 per cent less than i'm
porters' prices
ALSO,
200 pcs. EXTRA FINE MATING, 80 cents, regular
price o.; only lot to be sold at the price.
ALSO
KID GLOVES A SPECIALITY.
Also, 100 ps. Spring Mohairs for suits, % and 81.
Also, Sun Umbrellas and Parasols
Also, entire Stock closing out.
Also, 900 dozen Linen Fans, 19J1 and 10.
Handsome Silk Fans reduced to close out.
Very Fine Lisle and Silk Gloves
Ladies' Fine Riding Gauntets, half price. 13 st
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DCBliC SALE.-THOAIAS Il SONS, AUCTION
4 eers.-Desirablc Country Seat and Farm, 20 4
Acres, Lansdale, Montgomery county, Pennsylvania
~ lnles from philadelphia on Tuesday, June l,
at the Philadelphia EXcEarqa an that desirable
country seat and farm, 20 acres l05 perches, situate
at Lansdale, GWyncdd township Montgomery
county, Penna., about minutes walk OF Lansdale
station on the North Pennsyyania Railroad, access
times daily, formerly owned aud occupied 6y H.
truck garden lawn ETC; fences in good condition;
crops in ground aDundaqce OF rulI trees is, dh9 9
stnccnod Iiiino. contains rooms and attcs,
porch all around wen % 9syfTabng sHS ESer Inl a
li,i.iH a. go sai. are horses COWS, poultry,
oaraaee cTrga ~ tS cart and harness and farming i'm
@ @mellleh' s.oo6 may remain on mortgage Immediate
,oisnssion, Win be shown on application to the
owner and occupant Mrs Res9s soe M9ter
.trsat NOS. 139 ana 14l s, FOURTH Street
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DEAL ESTATE-THOMAS Il SONS SALE
IL Two three-story Brick Dwellings and Frame
street. On Tuesday June /, 1869, at II o'clock noon
viii be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia EX
change, all that lot Of ground, with the Improve
ments thereon erected, situate ON the east side of
Second street. 1875 feet north of jefferson street No
1921 containing in front Second street IS feet
and extending in depth 120 feet t. Perry street The
improvements consist Of tllrae-story brick dwell
ing, fronting on Second street, containing 9 rooms
Il frame WeaNer-shOp To accommodate looms with
Walplng and spooling rooms in the rear aud n three
STORY DrlcR dwelling runti"g Perry street Clear
OF all lncumbrance. Possession of dwelling front
ing ON Second street ana frame shop Immediately
NJ. THOMAS ~ SONS Auctioneers
. 10 s3t Nos. l8A and LII s. NOl-RTu SErent
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NJ. .THOMAS6 q SONS, Auctioneers
515s3 Nos l39 and l4I s. FOURTH Street

ID EAL ESTATE.-THONIAS a SONS SALE
III Modern three-stor brick residence, 1919 North
Eighth street. above Master street. On Tuesday
June l, 1862 at ~ O'clock noon, win be sold at public
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that modern
three-stOTy brick messuag', With thrcc-stOTy back
building and lot OF ground, situate the east side of
Eighth street. north OF Master street, No. 1419 con-
tanning in front on Eighth street II feet and extend
ing in depth lO2 feet aches to street. The house
has all the modern improvements ana cOnVenienCes,
contains twelve rooms paTlur, dining ROOM and two
Kitchens on the first Moor. Terns-s30OO may remain
on mortgage. Immediate possession. viii he open
for examination daily prcNiGus to salc.
NJ. THOMAS < SONS, Auctioneers
5 IS 3t No. 189 aud III :. FOURTH street
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O. EXECUTORS PEREMPTORY SALE.-ES-
LA.i tate of John Miller, deceased. Thomas Sons
AuCtoneers.-TWo-stOry Brick Dwelling, No 29i
Gaski street On Tuesday, June l. 1862 al l2 O'Clock
noOn will be sold at public SALE lgith0t reserpe nj
the Philadelphia Exchange, all that two story brick
dwelling and lot of ground situate the north side
of Gaskll street, west Of Second street. No 22 con
tanning in front on Gaskl street 70 feet 9inches ana
extending in depth "A feet inches including nj the
rear end thereof part of an alley feet wide Sale
absolute. by order of ''0
SAMUEL MILLER, E,oor.o,,
JOHN +. COMBS, ( hAecutols'
NJ. THOMAS a SONS, Auctoneers
10 SUI Nos, 1879 and 14l $, FOURTH Street.
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DEREMPTOkY SALE.-THOMAS q SONS, AUG
i tiOneers.-Genteel threc-stOry brick dwelling,
No. 225 Iybrand street. between Thirteenth and
Broad, north of Race street. On Tuesday, June 1,
1862 at ~ O'clock nOon will be sold public SALE at
the Philadelphia Exchange all that genteel three
story brick messuage and lot of ground situate on
the east side of Lybrand street. 213 feet & inches
north OF Race street, No. 225 containing in front on
Lybrand street 1917 feet, and extending in depth 60
feet Clear OF all membranes. Terms cash. Sale
absolute.
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NJ. THOMAS 4 SONS, Auctioneers
, 10 S % Nos. 139 and 14i s. FOJ RTU Street
Gfa PUBLIc sA1.E.-aEsTATE or LAWRENCE

a. PUBLIC SAIE.--ESTATE OF LAWRENCE
M!a Dillon, deceased.-TIIOMAS q SONS, Auction
tloneers.-Three story Brick Dwelling with side
Office and yard, No. 1918 Frankford avenue, and two
stables In the rear between Montgomery avenue
and Berks street. Eighteenth ward on Tuesday,
June 1869, at ~ O'Clock noon, will be sold at pub
lie sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange all that three
story brick messuage, tWO-stoy brick back building
with side Office store and lot OF ground situate
on the east side of of Frankford avenue, No. 1873
the lot containing in front on Frankford avenue 40
feet and extending in depth i40 feet Also, stables
IN the rear. Subject to mortgage of $4,000. Imme-
diate possession of the dwelling.
NJ. THOMAS & SONS, AuctiOnecrs,
10 s3t Nos. 1Il and ttt $. FOURTH Street
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The whole amount of the mortgage is 81, 100000,
about two-fifths of the cost of the road, and the
bonds have in addition the guarantee of payment OF
principal and interest OF the Terre Haute and Indian
apolis Railroad Company "a corporation having no
debt, and with a large surplus fund.-, the Columbus,
Chicago and Indiana Central Railway Company, and
the Pttsburg, Cincinnati and St Louis Railway Com
pany, the last two endorsements being assumed by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company by contracts
which are matters of record. There is also Sink
ing Fund created by the mortgage of $4,000 per an
mum, to pay the principal Of the bonds at maturity.
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6f=-a REAL ESTATE.-THOI NS Il SONS SALE
A:i Valuable Business Stand; Modern 1hree-stOry
Brick Store and Residence with side yard. No 2024
North Second street, between Norris ana Diamond
streets,w it'll HwOstOry Frame Building in rear on
Philip street On Tuesday, June l. 1859, at l2 o'clock
noon, will be sold at public SALE at the Philadelphia
Exchange, all that modern thrce-stOrybrick messuage,
with two-story double back buildings and lot of
ground, situate the west side Of Second street,
between Norris and Diamond streets, No. 202i; the
lot containing in front Second street % feet and
extending in depth 12 feet inches to Philip street,
with a two-story frame building said street The
house contains 10 rooms, large store, and private
entrance and has all the modern conveniences gas,
bath, hot ana cUIu water, water closet Cooking
range, ETC.; French-pate glass in store windows
aha doors; pavements arched and laid with flag
stone; gord dry cellar which is foOred; wine and ice
closet, underground drainage, etc; yard planted
with grape vines fruit trees shrubbery, etc. Sub
iect to an irredeemable ground rent of 500 Posses
sion July !, 1862 May be examined any day pre-
Win tn gnIn
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s 515 sd Nos. i99 and l4l sonth FOURTH Street.

ID EAL ESTATE.-THOMAS & SONS SALE
III Three well-seCured Ground Rents, $3.50 each,
year. On Tuesday, June l. 1869, at ~ o'clock,
noon, will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia
Exchange all those three we-seCured redeemable
yearly ground rents Of $3.50 each, year. each
secured by q two-stOry brick dwelling and lot 0
ground situate the south side of Mcclellan street
between Second and Third streets ana above Minln
street, First Ward Nos. 242, 24i and 246; each con-
tanning in front IA feet, ana extending in depth 50
feet to a feet wide alley. They will be sold sepa
rately NJ. THOMAS Il SONS, Auctloaeers,
5 Is 3t Nos l3D and Ii S. EOURTu Strhat.
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REAL EsTArE AT'AUOrIoN.

a. REAL EsTATE.--THOMAS Il SONS SALE-
N.i Modern Three-story Brick Dwelling No 929 N.
Twelfth street. above Poplar street. On Tuesday,
May 90 1862 at ~ O'clock noon, will BIC sold at public
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that modern
three-story brick messuage, with three-stOry back
buildings and lot OF ground situate on the cast side
OF Twelfth street, north Of Poplar street, No g29
containing in front on Twelfth street feet and ex
tending in depth 90 feet. The house contains II
rooms, numerous closets; has gas BATH hot and cold
water, furnace, cooking-rangc, underground drain
age, tin roof; beautifully papcred, etc. Terms
$500 may remain on mortgage. Immediate posses
sion. Keys at No 1400 n Thirteenth street. 5000 TO
be paid at the time of sale.
NJ. THOMAS 4 SONS Auctioneers,
bI5s2 Nos. t39 and 14i s. FOJ RTU street
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NJ. THOMAS & SONS Auctioneers
Is s3t Nos. l82 and 141 $. FOURTH Street

DEAL ESTATELTHOMAS q SONS SALE
Ia Genteel three-story brick cottage York street
west Of Tweny-thrd street, 20 feet front, 12 feet
deep. On Tuesday, May a. 1869, at IL O'clock noon,
will be sold al public sale, at the Philadelphia EX-
change all that handsome three-stOry brick cottage
and lot of ground situate on the north side of York
street, 60 feet west OF Twentythird street. Twenty
eighth ward; containing in front on York street &c
feet and extending in depth 112 feet. Terms, cash.
Immediate possession. Keys next door,
NJ. THOMAS 4 SONS, AuctioucerS.
s1t 19g and 141 S1uth FOITRTH Strant
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Oct. 2O,--d&wtd.

The UNIVERSAL Cay, ''What shall
l buy for Holiday Presents can be
answered best by Parker Il Co., 90 l.
100 Summer ST., Boston, who have
an immense variety Of Holiday and
useful articles, such us all kinds OF
Fancy Boxes, Writing Desks, Glove
Boxes, Albums in Morocco and Gilt
and Velvet bindings, rcal Morocco
Shopping Bags, Furnished Rcticules,
Silver Plated Waro, and Cutlery Of
all descriptions, Jewelry limitations
of the latest styles of solid. gold
which cannot DO distinguished from
tho real, &C., &C., and hundreds Of the
latest and most entertaining Books
Their stock contains almost every
thing necessary to supply the wants
and crafty the tastes of everybody,
and they claim chat their superior
facilities for buying these goods on
ables them to sell at very much under
the regular prices paid for such arti,
Giles. They want Agents everywhere
to whom they offer most liberal in
ducements. We call attention &c
their advertisement in another col
umn.
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WIZ r,yryN THREE CLiNIATt,s

In this country we have at different seasons
of the year, the temperature of three climates.
Our Spring and Autumns have q softness and
mildness that belong only to the Temperate
Zones; our Mid-summers are torrld, and our
Mid-winterS almost arctic in their frigidity.-
These changes, involving 4 variation from
nenety to one hundred degrees of Fahrenheit
during the year, are upon the whole conducive
to health and long life. but they tend to entail
upon us some distressing complaints which
can only be escaped by the exercise of due
care and the use of proper antidote when the
system is pre-disposed to contract them. The
chiefand most annoying of these disosders is
dyspepsia, once supposed to be incurable. but
which. since the Introduction of HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS. now about twen-
ty years ago, has proved to be perfectly
manageable disease.
In the spring and Fall, but more especially
In the Fall, the symptoms OF dyspepsia are
generally aggravated. The profuse -xpendl-
ture Of the animal fluids under the burning
weak and tndoleut and incompetent to the
which will rouse It from its lethargy and brace
and invigorate without irritating or infiaming
IL. This tonic has been provided in tn Won
derful vegetable preparation which has re-
placed in great measure, all the old pallia-
tives formerly prescribed by physicians, I'M
der the false idea that the disorder could not
be radically cured. The success of HOSTEL
TER'S BITTERS in all the varieties OF dys-
pepsia, acute or chronic, has effectually explo-
ded this fallacy, and IL is now recommended
as q specific for indigestion by some CT the
most eminent members of the medical profes.
sion,
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Patroniza Them

Col. VIM. Stubbs and Capt. l.. D.
Townsley, two gallant officers of the
sth Iowa nifty. are in Chicago, in
the General Commission Business.
Their card will be found in our ad
vertislng columns elsewhere. and we
endorse them as gentlemen, and as
business men of honor, worthy of the
patronage Of our people. with un.
common pleasure and cordiality,
Remember Stubs Il Townslcy, Nc
1 North LaSalle Street, Chicago, il
yon have anything 70 do in Chicago
in their line.
d&w1t.
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DEAD.

MIR. James Logan, who purchased
the Lively farm in Dahlonega Town.
ship, about four years ago, received
word a few days since that his broth.
er, living near Greensburg, Indiana,
was dangerously ill, and started i'm.
mediately to see him.
Mr.. Edwin White received d dis
patch yesterday morning., stating that
James had also taken violently i'll, on
his arrival at Greensburg, and that
he died last night Sunday.
He was a son.in-law Of BENZ. Ran.
del, Esq, and was one of Wapello
county's best citizens, and most thrift.
ty farmers.
His remains arc expected to arrive
here to day by express.
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Mr.. McEIroy's Letter.

We publish, in another place, a
very interesting letter from Rev. J.
NJ. McE'roy, of this city, who was d
delegate from Iowa to the recent re.
union Convention OF tho Presbyte
rian Churches at pittsburg.
He gives succinct account Of one
OF the mos, important ecclesiastlca
events which has occurred for man,
years, aud it will be read with pleas
ure not only by his friends here, ano
members Of his own church, but by
the entire public taking the least in
terest in religious matters.
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Potts Bros Notice.

On or about Nov. 1, We will move
into our large now store, the First
Brown Stone Front in the new block
opposite the old Ottumwa House.
Finding our old store too small fol-
our increased trade and large stock
of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, &C.,
&c, we have leased DR.. Taylor's new
Brown Stone Building and fitted it
up in the best manner, 80 that we will
have the most convenient and best
Dry Goods, Boot & Shoe Room in the
city, enabling us to give our custom.
ers better attention, to show larger
stocks, and give better bargains than
ever. We intend to add to our
old motto of"Large Sales and Small
Profits-Low Prices and Fair Deal
ing"
Till then we will be glad to see our
old customers and many new ones at
our old store, where we have a large
stock ut low prices,-at
POTTS CHEAP STORE,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
~
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FOR SALE.-One 40 acre farm


3! miles north Of Ottssn,aca, price $1,000,
part on time also one 80 acre farm A
miles north Of Ottum,Oa, price $4,000,
part ON time; also 3 acres adjoining
to,oa, for 5000 cash !; also 10000 acres
Of ,oild land-part in this county-dt
from three to fifteen dollars per acre
Enquire at LAND OFFICE Of G. G.
BLAKE, Successor to Thompson d
Blake, ouer LIST. National Bank.
N. B.--l have also q largo list OF
town property of all descriptions, and
q full list of farms in this and adjoin-
ing counties. Oct 23--d&wtf.
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4 Representative Manufac.

A look through one of our boasted
manufacturing establishments, this
morning, having had occasion to Wis.
it it on business, convinced us more
than anything else, that Ottumwa is
point Of moro Importance in this
line than has hitherto been attached.
We refer in this article to the Wagon
and Carriage Manufactory Of Durfeo
q Pollard, gentlemen who camo
among usabout three years ago, from
Watertown, N. Y. They commenced
pounding iron and shaving wood sin.
gle-handed but, perseverance, ener.
gy and business tact built them up
to what we now see in three CONNIE
dious buildings, tho FIRST of which is
house 20xs0, two stories, devoted
to the wood work exclusively. Ten
frst.class worknen are constantly
employed in this branch; the next,
3Ox66, two stories, lower rooms de-
voted to blacksmithing; six FORCES;
and here are ten more men at work
the second floor IS used as painting
and trimming apartments, three
painters and ono trimmer. al! work
mon ofthe first water. Last, but not
least, is the largo two story building
across the street. on the first floor Of
which we saw pilos of seasoned tim.
Der, enough iorone thousand wagons;
on the second floor are wheels. gear
ings and bodies sufficient for seventy
five wagons, all ready for ironing
In the yards is large stock of lum-
Der in the rough.
We also saw a lot of superior made
light and heavy work, consisting Of
farm wagons, two-seated pleasure
wagons, buggies-one real beauty
&C., all of which are finished in the
very best style, and warranted by
them superior to any work sold in
this market.
The gentlemanly proprietors Of
this concern are tirst-class mechan-
les and practical workmen, and su-
perintend the work in theirrespectlve
shops-Mr Durfee of the iron, and
Pollard the woodwork. They are
men whose word is as good as their
bond, and who represent no work
that will not stand the test. To our
city they have been host in them
selves, building up and maintaining
a large establish nent which gives
employment to a large number of
men whose united genius gives our
city a reputation for the best work
il the State.
1t is such an establishment as could
lily be spared, and we certainly wish
them that su .cess that they merit.
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The Secret of Beauty

Lies in the use of Hagan's Magnolia
Balm for the Complexion.
Roughness, Redness, Blotehes, SUM-
burn, Freckles and Tan disappear where
1t il applied. and a beautiful Complexion
of pure, satin.li texture is obtained.
The plainest features are made to glow
with Healthtul Bloom and Youthful Beau
ty.
Remember, Hagan's Magnolia Balm is
the thing that produces these effects, and
any Lady car secure IL for ~ cents nj any
o. our stores.
To Preserr" and Dress the Hair use
Lyons hathairon,
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Read. Raadl

The Undersigned is prepared to pain
Portraits in Oil Colors, in the latest styles
LifeSize. or any size desirable, at low fig
ures. Persons having small pictures o!
deceased friends, wishing to have them
enlarged and colored life like, give rue g
call and not entertain the absurd notion
that nothing can be done right unless il
is done in the East. Give me chance
and can do it we'll and much cheaper.
Card photographs, Ambrotypes and
Gems taken on short notice.
Main st. O.tumwa Iowa.
d3mwiy. III. NUNAMAkER'