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SToCKs-DulI, decline Of 1fa2 pOr
cent was submitted to.in the forenoon,
which In the afternoon became still,
more marked, particularly In Vans
derbllt shares, New York Central fall-
Ing 10 1871 4, or nearly 4 per cent from
the best prices Of the day; Hudson, 10
160xIAnd Harlem 10 184, The depres.
sion In Vanderbilt shares extended 10
the balance Of the list and there was
o general and marked decline. After.
wards the market rallied o little but
finally closed at about the lowest point
OF the day, though pretty strong, f.f
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Tho IIlners of cen. Wool.

100 N, s.. TROY, NoV.os
Gen, Wool was not quite so comfort.
able last night, as he had been during
the preceding forty-elght hours,
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- - CtNcrNNAT1, Nov. 0.
2 Weather. cloudy and Edamp.T Their
mot11eter at45e. 80 - .-4'SA -
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
BY Gable Telegraph to the 1ntolIIgehcer.
SPAIN. ..' Ri.
MADRID, Nov, 0.

mADRlDI NOV. U.
During the session Of the Cortes yes
terday, Gen. Prim said, In reply to q
question, that Admiral Topete had re-
signed on account OF the candidature OF
Duke Genva, but he would continue to
favor the revolution and aid him
(Prlm) 10 the discharge OF bis ofil-
clal duties,
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Benhle.


The Convention bill passed the Sen.
ate to-day with an amendment to 70.
duce the number OF members to fifty.
The House did not act on the amend.
ment. l.fl ....--.Ig-. star. .r-
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rumor from Washington that the Secre.
tary would buy four 10 five millions
Of honda tomorrow. The market
nlnhhd steady. ~ LIr..L u. -.---- II i
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Franklin Insurance Company. !.


Directors. .''-
sAM'L MoCLELLAE, GKoRaR MKNpm, !
q. II. LOGAN, D vi THoS. p. 8HALLcRoaH
g. ". EAAEEHHrH, ]: n. VANCE, ..,,
Lou1A @. sTHEL. ---1 - +,
This company how having been orRnnined
dve yeaTS, and In that time done O Bucc0aS.
ful business, ig still prepared TO take rialIB At
lair rates on Buildings ofall kinds, MerchRn-
disc, Manufacturing Embellishments, Fur
nltuTe, steam Boats and carRoes ON tho Wee
tern Rivers and Lakes. This company OF.
fers superior Inducements to FRrmefB, Where-
by they can be insured on DWellingA, Fur.
nlture, Barns, and contents for 8 or Year, at
reduced rates. This being q State company
LARGEsT CASH CAPITAL LI's q
paid in, and surplus Of any company In the
State; and composed Of some ninety'fouI
stockholders, moat OF whom are among our
best business men, recommends itBelfto the
favorable confederation Of the ipHurinE
public and H0llcltS their patronage. Apple
cations for insurance VIII be promptly attan.
ded 10 at their ONCE, No, q Monroe street, or
q their several agencies throughout The
State. - Il.H Igr- I- q ~ q, !rlHI
m .sw ...i G II. CoEN, seo,y. ..'...
j. Q. DICK, AREt Bec'y. :
+ HAM'L McCLELLIAN, President, ! = 'gl.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President. -
febl9-d&w ''s s'3 ..H. i'F
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HON. GEo. W.. WOODWARD.
Chter J,t,ttos erthS 6tlpySn,S oOartof Pa writes
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1857, -
NJ and Hoodandh German BltteIB IL o
Good toAle. useful IN diseasea oI tne dlResuye
bllliy, and want OF nervous notion In the
HyB(en. Youra, truly, = :. .4L .
jHjJ5I 1gGHo. VI WOODWARD
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Peabody Insurance Company,
AT WHEELING. W. VA.
WIN ~, the "! privilege of inoreaalns the name


CAPIrAL"...,.......,. ,......... l20, ,0O0I
win the privilege Of ingeaalns the name
70 toOOUU0. NI 3D., . ... .,
4 aru DIREoroRs. r...-
%tLIIAK ~ LA BAILEY. A1GsSo LoRISo,
ARpRHW ]. PANHHhLI, JAMES Q. BARNEg,
JosIPa q. WOODWARD.
This Company having been fully organ.
ICED, Is now prepared 70 take rlEks at fair
rates on Buildings Of all kinds, Merchandise,
Manufacturing establishments, RurnituEe,
steam Boats and CargoeH on the Western
Rivers and Lakes, also to issue perpetual
policies on Dwellings and Stores. This
Company baing composed mostly Of our
leading business men recommends itself 10
to tho favorable consideration OF the insur.
ing public, and Bolicits their patronage. APP
plicaLionA for inAurance Will be promptly
attended 70 At their once, BAILEYH
BLOCK, No. l06 Market Street, '7'F
"t" Mo. ARTHUR, Secretary,
t.An Ht W. H. AGNEW, AHs't Hec'y,
. 80. BURDATS, Solicitor,
WILLIAM BAILEY, President, TFI N4i
ALoNZ0 Loh1NG, Vice President, g.
oct6-
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READ RRAT,PEoPLR SAY
Read WHAT PEOPLE SAY.

Who could ask for more substantial testl.
mOny than 10 thus given.
f.rL#g .Ur .ua Tfe.4 m 81 Q ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
wuN,Naroy. Pebruary o. l,

This Is to certify that had Plastic Slate Roof put
on my dwelling two years ago Il has given entire
patsfaeton slider It by far the cheapest and best
Roofing now in iss. 1t improves by sge-neither cold
or heat Affecting 1t. Mine Is now one seamless sheet Of
2l7 shipley Street.
/ fully concur in tho above statements so much 30
that h4ve had the roofs Of thres neF houses covered
with it, and nnd perfect satisfaction in them.
JAS. NJ. JONES, us Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
.I1leoieal.
.....-..,ss-
DRUGS.
DRUGS. DRUGS,

The world is still going around, but nevertheless We
are stu selling
PURE MEDICINES,
And putting up accurate and reliable Prescriptions At
standing the prejudice aud opposition OF few Old iosy
physicians.
Elegant Citrate of Magnesia.
Pure Clsar aud EGsrvescIng. Made by all Druggists
from formula
Pure Essence Jamaica Ginger.
Superior 10 Browns.
SeidIitz Powders.
A splendid aperient-2i censiaR box.
Rose Worm lozenges.
which are death to worms Children eat ihom and ery
for Price 90 cents box.
Pile and Burn salve.
which should be kept in every family Price 90 nts
Superior Chamos Skins.
% eenta each. An kinds Of
Metal, Rubber and Glass syrlnges.
A full assortment always on hand.
largo aud we'll selected lot Of the superior make o
coigate's Soaps and Extracts
For the handkerchief, &c.
full supply OF FREDERICK MILLER's celebrated
Horse and Cattle Powders.
Piieo % cents per package or for sloO.
In fact everything kept that is oani la arst class
Il Ei-GiSE Us CALL,
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West.
| dee99-ceIi-u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
Mn,lINnroN. nnIAwAnp


Mr. BoDERT SsoS;1his is to certify that In the
summer OF 1866 We had slaughter house aud shed
rooted with Plastic Slate, being OF the rat put in
this place. II has in every way proven to be durable
and satisfactory and consider At Of tho best COM
nositon roofing now In Throughout the country
The Plastic Slate has become hardened and now forms
one complete sheet Vi slate, without blemish Of any
kind JOSHUA HUTTON.
HlErT HUTTON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
wmulEaroN, DBL, February Q, 1853,

WILMINGTON, DEL, February 9, 1869.
Mr. RoBRRr ATKlSsoE:-We eau say In relation to
Plastic Slate Roonug that In the summer OF 1866 had
mart Of our foundry covered with It tabout 1900 square
ee and that in 1867 and 6s had IT put on foundry
aud office (1uOO square eot) II has proven to he an
excellent material or rOonns purposes; Our roofs ars
perfectly tight and give us no trouble. The Plastic
Slate has hardened and orms one complete sheet OF
slate without crack or defect of any kind.
''''' g. @. sTOTsENBURG & SON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
q. Il. THOMPSON q Co.
WI,usaros. prI,, Feiruary S, lsf

wiIMsGroE, DEL. February s, 1859.
take great pleasure in recommending Plastic slate
Roofing 10 any who may want fire and water proof
roof had my store and dwelling covered with II, on
the top OF An cid ehinge roof nearly two years ago.
Tho roof IL now ona entire sheet Of slate, giving
tiee satisfaction all appearances very durable
~ LEVI WOODROW.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
WIIMINoroN. DEL, February 10, 1868.

WILMINGTON, DEL, February 10, 1863.
In 1866 We had two buildings rooted with the Plastic
Slate by Mr. H. Atkinson 1t seems to improve by age,
and Is now one feamess sheet OF solid slate, perfectly
fire proof and 10 all Appearances has all the qualities
claimed for II by the patentee; ,.,,,,,,,,,, =.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
o. WOODS, Agent,
JiooJttn0,
SLATE aOOFINO.

PLEASE read the eollowing teHmoniasro andsee these
roofs and you will be convinced that Plastic Slate Ia the
BEsT RO0F1NG NOW IN USE, being FIRE, WATER
and sTEAM PROoF-Light and Durable, and equally
adapled to any iOim OF roof, Steep Flat
TESTIMONIALS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
III F'IFEFI no

UkNfkKVILLEi Dill danuaTy 28, IbBl.
Mr. RoDERT ATKIHaoN-D6dr SiT:-The Plastic Slate
Roof which you put for me ia June, 1866 answers
avery purpose ioi which u roof Is intended. II has
neither run nor cracked is perfectly and hard
slate itself and think from all appearances 1t will last
as long AS now building ioe confident Of its success
as roofing material when properly made and applied.
Yours, respectfully, A. H. DIXON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11

These are only few Of the very many certificates ies
tifyng to the worth OF the Magee Range Many others
can be by calling at the establishment Nos and
East Fourth street.
We would also call the atentlon Of the people of Will
mington and vicinity to our MAGEE HEATERS AND
STOVES all Of which will be guaranteed give TO all
Who uee them entire satisfaction. au2S
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
- nousE ron SALE or RANT,

- HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT.
lliAH John MeMakin oilers for rent for Gale his
sfA three story Brick House, Southeast corner Third
~ and West streets. Wilmington, DEL, now va.
cant; possession Immediately. Bath rooms and patent
closets in each story hot and cold water all over house,
gas heaer range and other oonvenienees, verhndaha
three stories. commanding superb views Of the Delaware
River and surroundings large and beautiful garden o.
flowers and Vegetables vines uits &c 81 front onWest
Street. 100 feet deep House constructed expressly
for ners use but having purchased and removed to
'sicllakn's Atlantic Hotels" at Cap9 May, he offers
this tasteful home for rent or fRla
Edward T.. Bellah, Esq, residing at No. 2l7 West
Street opposite, kindly consents to protect the property
AID mention rs merits to any desiring Information
Real E.tiie Brokers' 10 + Third st., Wilmington.
Or address JOHN MeMAklN MoMakin's Atlantic HOTELS
Cane island, New JcIsey. mAy4-f
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
rnMnrncIAL Orrlnn. FehruarY d. Is6g.

COMMERCIAL OFFICE, February II, 1869.
MIR RoBFRr ATKINSON ~ much pleased with the
Plastic Slate Roof YOU put on our engine houee two
years ago The roof being within IS Inches Of steam
boer and subject to sudden and extreme
changes Of has been well tested think,
and has stood the test perfectly 1t now appeara with
Wasv tasneeiIuIlv JENKINS ATKINSON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11

MA coating Of Plastic Slate is sure remedy for
Lsaky shingle aud Metal roofs. Also preventive Of
damp walls. - g, ..,..,
paints: extensively used by Railroad Companies.
Roofug promptly attended TO. Experienced hand
ninloyed and tatiufaetion guaranteed
"F'S' ROBERT ATKINSON,
No, 5 WEST FOURTH Strict,
tsbaa-su WILMINGTON, DEL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
HOUSES FOR Sale.
- THREE STORY BACK HOUSE
qwo STORY BRICK HOUSE o ROOMS.
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE o ROOMS.

t-s a large new GrFteiass Dwelling In a desirable
tsss location on King Street, with all the modern
hlifH improvements Butt with tho best OF mate
lisats rIais and woli finished. First story finished
vim walnut aud walnut inside huters on all the front
srin',,,ys T.rms easv O. H. TINDALL,
n,b1-tf 400 EAst Fourth Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11

.ssae HOUSES FOR REHT.--BHICK
lilltH HOUSE No Sis Market Street.
ME- Brick Store and Dwelling Southwest corner
IssflSsa Eighth and Wilson Streets.
Brick Store aud dwelling Southeast Fourth and
Madison.
Brick Dwelling aud Office King Street between sixth
and Seventh.
Brick House 2Ot West Street.
Brick House 2ll Tatnall Street.
Three Distorted Brick Houses DeeAter Street below
ButionwOod
Three 2sioried Brick HoEsas Jones Street between
Sixth aud Seventh and Poplar and Lombard.
One , storied Brick House, McCaulley strett above
Lombard.
10 W. McCAULLEY Co,
h-IlG-Ir coo Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
NO. II
for AaIe anu to Iient.

HFAknIs FOR SALE.-No.t. An excellent farm
II within mile OF Newark depot in New Castle
County, continuing about hundrad less,
with "A good dwelling aud tenant house. and excellent
bargain.
No. ., A nice elittle farm situate In Brandywne Hun.
dred within 4 y miles Of Wilmington, containing %
acres, more or less.
No o. Avery valuable farm in excellent order, the
nss orchards and other improvements con tanning 40
acres or less.
No. T. Farm Of 200 acres adjoining the city Of Will
min ou, with buildings, orchards, and improvements,
suitable for farming trucking good Investment on
speculation. Apply to WIN. McOAULLEY,
oct o. COG Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11

NOR SALE. ... ,..,.,,- ,,,,,er = ,,,
II No. I. TilkhE sToha bhiSh hOpsE oh rus
street above Fifth street.
betwaon Market aud King Streets avery desirable
rart Of tho eity for business Of any kind.
Ea g. FIVE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSES on Nc
Caulloy street, Lombard, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets. .
second aires .. $50. ,,,,, . -
Of seventh aud French streets. Good business stand
No. 6. BRICK DwKLLIka AH,G,.sIoke 1lt on tfon iron
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
ITALUABLM IfAIlM ZOE sALE.

Containing 40 acres more or Less, situate on the
Brsnlywne Christaua hundred, New CAST eeounty,
and sIe OF Delaware, adjoining lands Of MorsPalmer,
Thomas Wilson, aud others The buildings an excel.
lent Stone House and Barn, both supplied with water
from pips from springs There ifrunnng water in every
dod. Good apple orchard and great variety Of ehoea
pears vrapr Ithae as very Brandy
wiue hegdnw, with 90 of woodland, All In high
Btstooi cultivation within Ave miles the Whining
ton city limo 1t Is very healthy and desirable pro
perty Apply to W McCAULTEY,
COG Market Street,
WILMINGTON, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11

sla sEAa ensl 3, Ssospt liarss Corner. state 10
z n l7I -Edor fti'efef Duhont. lvtN-s.s '.-
esieA and WootAh tSGw CASTLE THA ~ are
sIeae DTs9s & ani SlsfOr wilmingtO III iia Ia
MANSION HOUSE, a. by 49, 9se back build
i,s ~ nfrebes on two siu.- IN Led In the very
het stvle with GOOD stable and oilef butbuildings.
INN IA 'front.' o. about FIVE ACRES, containing DIFF
frut Kinda Of Trees aud Evorgteens. This property 10
s. miles from the City Of Wilmington, in BrandyViOe
uInirei aud will be sold ou easy terms. IL not sold
saan II Mn 10 flr rent WM. BRIGHT.
Itns9-iy Real Estate AGENT Wilmington. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11

ttANs, SHOULDERS, DRIED BEEF
Ill ana Tongues, at Fourth and Market Streets.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
rOn sALE.--TIIAr VALUABl

es1. FARM situate partly in the City OF Wilmington
.1s ana p,rtIy in Chistrana Hundred, known as the
.sss-l "warner or wrighp Farm adjoining lsnds Of
ileprv q nannine ESD, Thomas y. Bayard, Esq. Gate
III n,vi. nr Brown Mrs Connelland others, contain
ns sbont liO aes or less This property has
WI of liz MOST nEAurlFUL BUILDING SITES
s,nnI " Imnrtnn lies both sides Of the Railroad
and Turnpse ani in every way desirabless spseu-
isian y onefatnrs Eeai Estate, or few gentlemen
pbo dss,, aindsnmo locations for private residences
santy ~ WM McCAULLEY,
fsS5 n dae W4.t4t Street Wilmington. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
E. C. sToTsENBURG.

WiLMIN0TOE, DEL, Aug. 4, 1885.
HP Pickles, Esqs-DEAR sIR.-The MAgss Cooking
Range put up me at 6O French street. gives entire
gatisiaeton / consider the Magee Range superior to
any in the Market and eheerfuy recommend it to all
persons Ia want Of an economical Range
Truly yours, &C.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11

no.pn .ND toDgfNd furnished At moitrAtr r''es
r,i a. n III Ia fmrni-hel with CHOICE ilou"HS Hnt
lis sbls supplied With the ttsi the sfag' fan ,i
lie invites the patronage ol hh """'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
NToMAKIN's ATLANTIC H'oF"L
CAPE MAY cIY, N J.

This Sea nathias Hotel geiei dires,y on ss "'yi ~
Shore Is now read1 tHr snt s,a, snu .a,,5 >" ',4''
entire year, summer and Mih''l ne't "a, ,,u.,n
Visitors or lntalids requiring sra a' m'' 'e'' N'
every attention beins paid iish; ~ -, ,rt> t,,,i,ter
mAyl4-u duhN Me"'.' 49,, -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11

Believing taatty 20 doing We shall scsuro their con-
staut pairouiso
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-11-18
Fall andWinter STYLES

The styles Of ladies apparel for
this fall and winter, are decidedly
beautiful; but if materials are awk-
wardly put together, every lady
knows that the beauty is decidedly
ugly. 1t isn't everyone who can
make dress just as it should be,
therefore the necessity for giving the
work into the hands of adopts; and
to find one who understands her
business both in tho dress making
and millinery lines, is no easy mat
ter, for Mrs. Blumber says so-and-so
is the best, and Miss Spinstor says
ooh, pshaw! she couldn't put up u
dress for me! Now, there's So-and-
SO, she's par erceNence!" and so opin
ions arc bantered and no one salts.
fed. We are pleased to recommend
to oil our ladies, a lady just come q
mong us, who is reputed an excellent
dress maker and milliner. She is
recommended to US by parties whom
we can rely upon. We refer to Mrs.
f. A. Knott, recently from Canton,
Ohio, who has come to stay, and is
prepared to do everything pertain
ing to the above branches. She has
opened out in Fields new building,
on Green street, second door. Give
ner call, ladies, and satisfy your
selves.
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Lost.

BY John S. McClung, Oct. 3lst, on
the road leading from Ottumwa to
G!enwood, Mo-, ria Drakesville, q
pocket book containing three notes
of hand, one calling for slG6s, given
to James G. McClung, Aug. 2lst 1867,
by Thomas L. Green, John s. McClung
and James Il. Anderson; one for So.
so, given to John s. McClung, by
Alexander Martin, dated in August
1867; another given to John S. Nc.
Chung by James Randall, dated Oct
q, 1868, for $3.50.
warn any one against purchasing
said notes, unless presented by the
party to whom given. Any person
returning said book and notes to me
or to the COURIER Office, Ottumwa
Iowa, will be literally rewarded.
JOHN S. McCLUNG.
Nov, Is 1S69-d&w1t*
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-11-18

Half way up Lookout Mountain,
the place weere memory is stirred
by q thousand thrilling associations,
and where the brave boys of both ar.
mics met and fought hand to hand,
where the blood OF both friend and
foe was mingled together and ran
down the mountain side in rivulets,
is smooth.faced rock, dpon which a
poor, wounded soldier inscribed the
following:
KS. T.-1S60-X.--Early in the
battle was wounded, and carried to
this srot by two clever 'Yanks. -
They babe me farewell, and as they
supposed, to die, for l was so weak
from loss of block that | could but
family thank them for their kindness.
They left in my canteen part bottle
Of PLANTATION 1IrTERs, to which 1
owe my life, for 1t strengthened me,
and kept life within me until help
came and my wound was dressed.-
God bless them for their kindness,
and for the PLANTATION BlTTERs.
HENRY DAvAGEL.
Company b, 10th Ga.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-11-18
m the Daily Courier of Nov. 10th.
Waylaid by Roughs.

Last night about Z! o'clock, Mr.
Joseph Wolf son of Col. John s.
Wolf, a contractor on the st. l.. & c.
r. RR., as he was going from this
city to lis work, with money to pay
off hands, was waylaid just this side
ofBig Soap. by three roughs, who
shot him twice through the thighs
He was riding a spirited horse, and
it lis not definitely known whether he
fell, or was dragged off by the vii.
lains, who succeeded in rotbing him
of about $4,000. When our inform.
ant left him, to come to this city for
= surgeon, no was lying in a critical
condition.
Mr.. Joseph Wolf who was shot and
robbed, is at homo, and getting along
well. The three mon who wero ar
rested on suspicion OF being tho par.
ties, after eXamlnation were discharg
ed.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-11-18
Impaired Digestion.

All the organs Of the body are, SO TO speak,
the pensioners of the stomach. In that living
laboratory is prepared the nourishment re.
quired tosustafn them, and by the vessels and
ducts connected with the digestive apparatus.
that nourishment is conveyed to every part OF
the system. Upon the quality and quantity
of this element of life, and upon the manner
in what it is distributed and apportioned,
physical health mainly depends, and as the
mind inevitably sympathses with the body,
the vigor of the one is absolutely necessary to
the weil-being of the other.
1t is because HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS accomplishes- this double object
that it enioysa reputation as a preventive and
curative never heretofore attained by any me-
dicinal preparation. But its direct beneficial
operation upon the weak or disordered stom-
ach is not its sole recommendation. 1t Is the
most comprehensive of all known remedies. -
II tones, strengthens and regulates the dis
charging as we'll as the assimilating organs;
gently moving the bowels, promoting health
ful evaporation through the pores. rnusing the
inert liver from its torpor, and inducing mar
monious and natural action In the whole an
imal machinery. This benign result is not
produced by any of the reactionary drugs
which are used so lavishly in the old school
practice, founded by Paracelsus but by mild,
safe and agreeable vegetable agents intermtx-
ed with a pure and mellow stimulant which
diffuses their influence through the system
and renders their sanitary properties active
and effective.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-11-18
Potts Bros Notice. :.

On or about Nov. 1, wc will move
into our large new store, the First
Brown Stone Front in the new block
opposite the old Ottumwa House.
Finding our old store too small for
our increased trade and large stock
of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, &a.,
&c, We have leased DR.. Taylors new
Brown Stone Building and fitted it
up in thebest manner, so 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 sec our
old customers and many new ones at
our old store, where we have large
stock at low prices,-at
POTTS CHEAP STORE,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-11-18

FARMERS You are asked to come
and see the largest stock of Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, and Dress
Goods, ia Ottumwa, at Meek's Store,
next door TO the old Ottumwa House.
Ladies Furs from S4.00 set up
Chicago Made Boots, and Womens
Shoes good and Cheap. Jeans and
Dress Flannels, q largo lot. Ladies'
Beautiful Velvet Hats, only $780,
Mems Buffalo lined Boots, scots below
the usual price. Ladies Beautiful
Cloaks, only $500, and Cloakmg.-
Cotton Batting, 25cts. Calicoes loo
to 14cts. A lot Of Winter Coats tor
Men at cost. l have sold Goods
here long enough to enable me to
buy tor Cash, and save Rents SO l
can and will sell Cheap, and deal
fairly by all.