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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-05-27
THE WEEKLY COURIER
J. NJ. HEDRIcK, Editor.

OTTUMwA, IOWA
THURSDAY. ...........MAY ~ 1869.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-05-27
BUSINESS.


Ottumwa was unfortunate indeed
in the destruction of some eighteen
leading business houses by fire last
November. With that commendable
enterprise so generally characteristic
of Iowa business men, these houses
are being replaced this spring with
fine brick structures, costing soRe-
thing over Sl50,0O0. F. Il w. A.
Fielder are he architects and build
ers of most of fthem. Theil plans arc
fine exhibitions of architectural skill,
drawn by f. Fielder, the only archi-
| tect here.
There was over sl50,000 worth OF
lumber sold here the past year. j.
J. Millard 4 90. sold S65, 900 worth,
and from present indications will in
crease their sales to 100000. The
fact that he furnishes lumber for
twelve Of the new business houses
here, will Increase his sales largely.
Il. d. Rand & Co. is an old firm here,
who, with J. NJ. KiSor complete the
firms here.
There arc twonty-threc dry goods
stores here, four clothing, three hard
wares, i've drug, two books, one boot
and shoe, forty groceries, one hat and
cap, one leather, and four ,jewelry
stores, two banks, pump factory, a
tannery, one harness establishment
besides a saw mill, two or three brick
yards, and various small wagon and
smith shops. There are iour hotel.
here, of which the Ballingall is the
largest, and leading one-a iirst-clas:
house, kept by d. Hodge.
| hear no complaint for the wan
of Doctors, neither are lawyer
scarce.
There are two newspapers here
the Courier and the Copperhead. TIL
former excellent Republican journa
enjoys q ripe old age, and has mail
tanned nm honorable and useinl c;
reer. 1t is now conducted editoris
:. ly by General J. VI. Hcdriels, worth
defender OF our national firesido.-
General II. is also Postmaster Of y
tu,nwa. The latter paper is what
! name parports. Mr.. Evans is its 9
Q itors and it is conducted with consi
d cradle snap.
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MANUFACTURING INTERESTS.
Asa manufacturing point, Ottum-
wa is already demanding her place
on the roll. A stroll with a friend
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Impor.ant to the Ladies'.

When n ferualeis in trouble or afflicted with dis
s,s- and requires medical surgical atteF'inCe
Ia, eunuiry shonlJ be, Where is there ply stefan
who Is fully competent to administer relief. and
ris, Respectable standing in society recommends
IN 10 the conn !enc OF the community! The Doc
az. un,Icrs. .ndiils how iniperatively necessary
,.rse requirements are, feels called upon TO lnt'r-
,.e and by caIliu., the attention of the afflicted
1.he fact that lac has been a Professor 81 obsfe-
,f,s asii Female Diaea5e- fer TWENTY YEARS and
:. fully qualified Ia aimIniattr IN all CASES both
medically and sur,ically, not in 4 uperhed ihall-
-,-r hut in az III gi manner a. years 81 sHdy
sni nraci re-buttI in hospitals and private I"in-
Pa car MAKE them from the hands Of the
r.,aualiiicd un>crupulous, and designing There
SIRE families can rely upon him Un'n n Their
AL in sffictiun can f!ai in him one who can fee
And simpathixe iti ami 5trieni them in trouble
-ora in whose ,crrcy the utmost confidence can
b. placed C .isutat:on by Letter Oh Otherwise
FREE. See sdiGe5, below
yhe Celebrated Female II IN edies.
npoun,ied iron, the private prescriptions of Dr.
fonng have now obtained a most extended pol'l
i,ri,y and are ca! rectly viewed to be the safest
sad surest re.,iies for the lain's for which
r...y are applied. The constantly accruing testi
n.onials OF their efficacy declared them to be pre-
-.ainently superior 10 their action
M LAZY should be without these fcn"vating
Agents None genuine unless procured ut tins
..iice Sent by Ill Express 70 any part OF the
State.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
II. Greatest Discovery Of this o. any other Age
p-entiye Powders for Married Ladies.
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Frc n Q n 1un y
Or FINALE MONTHLY PILLS a..

These Pills ara now Acknowledged by the Nedi-
.ai fraternity te b the only safe mild and Eff
...ious remedy 20 depended on in bong seaniinC
..Izss q, suppression, irregularty. stopping .,
IN. functions of nature the neglect of which is
~. source Of such depiorablo effects the female
.~sne In 10 c.ss should these Pills lie ken
'. ,sn tks patient haI reason t" believe she is
,yr,g.rg Price So Renittle amonnt ~ above
,a they will h. forwarded with fun directions for
1,.e CURED AT HOME. essf-gs ..s- SO
Patients residing in aay part of the State. how
ever distant who mag desire medical adsce on
e;- respective cases and who think proper to sub
nit written statement Of such in pref -renco, to
i.,in persona, Interview. are assured that their
--sai,,. tiors vii he held Has'st sncred.
....s,s AMI Llcncy .nust be addressed
BENZ E. JsjSSELYN, VI. D.. tstainr.
6S6 WaShinKtnn street. 81
.kpO gan FrxI:cisco, Cal
aS3-tfz ts1az IL -
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AN ACT


-s- F. - A1-IE r#- fs-t=5 ~ d
Tho People of tie State nf Neya'a. represented i'll
Senate and Assembly. Do enac. asfullows:
SECT n l. Section One Of said Act is hereby
amended. SO as to Rad lis follows:
Seton or,e All fines Imposed and collected
under, a'o FIR violn';on of any penal law Of this
Srat~, shall be pail into tie State Treasury, a.
other State revenues arc. and shall BE- alllis to
educational purposes A Judgment th,t tho e-
t-ntiant in criminal case. pay fine. may also
include. part of such Judgment, the fees Of
Costs allowed by law to J Justices Of the Peace.
Recorders, Clerks. Peace Officers, and District
Attorneys. The amount of fine and of costs shall
no separately stated in ths Judgment. and the
Court .halI bv such judgment dire that il the
judgment or any part thereofis not paid tie de-
fenlant be impris med one day for each Two io.-
lars Of tia jua yfnent not paid: ~
Approved March !. 1869. d
true copy Of the original enrolled Act. a
2 Attest: c. n. N0TEWARE,
= sKsaEga Secretary Of State.
Ry CnAELEs VI ,x1Is, Deputy.
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AN ACT

To amend An Act entitled "An Ac. to further
amend An Act entitled IN Act to provide Rev.
enuu fnr the support 81 the Government Of the
STATE OF Nevada, " approved March /, 1865.
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| STATE OF Nevada - approved March / 1865.
| The People o f the State Of Nevada represented
| i'll Senate and assembly, do enact follows
SE TON /. Section Eleven of said Ac. i. hereby
| amended Is to read : follows:
Section Eleven. All tavern, hotel or inn keep
all restaurants, pubic boarding houses.
eating stands: and ali public lodging houses
snail be divided into their thret classes, fol-
luws Those doing business in the aggregate to
the amount of three Thousand dollars ovcI
per month, shall Constitute the fret class those
doing business to the amount of thousand
dollars, and less than three thousand dollars per
month, shall constitute the second class; tho
doiig business TO the amount Of less than i.e
thousand dollars. per month, shall constitute the
third class. The license for the first class shall
be given upon the payment of forty five dollars,
per quarter: for the srcoId class, upon the pay.
meat Of fifteen dollars. per quarter; anu for The
third class, upon the payment of a,,lars AMI
Atty cents, per quarter: Provided, that nothing
this section shall require the pay mcnt of any
license for lodging houses that kept inconnec-
rion with eating houses, where the aggregate
ceipts Of such lodging department does NOT exceed
thirty dollars per month"; Nothing in this section
shall b- construed to include the right TO
sell s:,irtous malt liquors. and wines, but the
me shall be distinct and separate lu-iness there
from, and require separate and exclusive license
therefor.
Approved March 6, 1855
A trnt- copy of the original enrolled Act.
Attest: c. n NuTEwARE.
Secretary OF State.
ny cHAsL.s MAr1N, Deputy.
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The People o the State Of Nevada represented
in Senate and assembly, do enact follows
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.



ENRST DIVISION OF THE COLLECTION
II district If the State of Nevada coInpri>iI
the County of rrnshy. Notice is hereby given
that the valuations assessments or enUm-rations
Of subjects liable to duty under the Internal
Revenue LAWS of the United States, made and
taken by Samuel d King. Jr.. Assistant Assessor
of said Division and returIai TO me in the annual
list for 1Sts viii remain open for the examination
of all persons concerned, for the space Of I'm
DAYS from date hereof at NV Office. third bniit-
ing north If the Penrod House. in Carson City.
between the hours of clock A NJ and p. NJ.
and after the expiration of the said ten days
wit on the 10th day of April, d. 1863, at n,
Office in Cal son tity. Nevada | will receive sE,l
determine all appeals relative 10 erroneous OF tx
cessve valuations, assessments or eauTeratiors
made or taken by said Assistant Assessor- All az
ells to the Assessor sf,re-aid must be made
in writing and specify the IA Iicular cause mat
ter thing respecting which decision is request
cd and shall moreover state the ground pin
cille Of error c, planned Of.
WARREN WATSON, L. &. Assessor.
Dated Carson City, April sth, 1880. II
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.
U. 8. Internal Revenue.

ElFTH DIVISION OF THE COLLECTION
Il Dist let If the State of Nevada. comprising
the County of douglas. Noice is hereby given
that the valuations. assessments ennmerations
If subjects liable TO duty under the Internal Rev
-nue Laws of The United State. made and taken
by Samuel d. King, Jr As-is ant Assessor for -aid
Divi ion ard returned to ne in the annual list fa
1869 will remain open for the exam nation Of al
persons concerned, for the space OF EN- DAYS
from the date hereof at the office of the Assistant
Assessor Of said Division, in the town Of arson,
between the hours of O'Clock 4 VI. and =. Nj.
each day and after the expiration Of said ten day.
{" wit the Goth dav Of April A. d 1862 at nv
Office in Carson City. Nevada, i will receive and
determine all rpptals relative to roueous or
cessive valuations. assessment. or enunerations
made and taken by said Assistant Assessor. Al
appeals the As essor, aforesaid be MADE
in writing. and .ecify the par ticular cause. mat
.er thing. r-si'e ting which decision is requeet
ed and shall moreover state the ground prip-
ciple OF error complained Of
WARREN WATSON, I. s. Assessor
Genoa. april sth. 1>C9. II
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SEMINAL WEAKNE 5 ).

Tho vouny man who experiences that growing
,alue,s in his muscular and mental orgrriZ alton
..,uId stop to Consider whence 1t arises lie VIII
t, in the weakness Of the. back trembling OF the
,r,f,s ,liI rier-i al estiou unaccounttbie iaiinS
at tn. mowers of the mind. iist,ste Ur society dread
fir,peu,iin. trouble, tureb,dings 81 evil, sleep
i,>sn.ss troubled and lacvious dreams, scconIIan-
ieI ty growing deafness loss of muscular power.
And humorous other symptoms OF disor,nziitiuil,
the positive Of that most terrible anu des-
t,.ctiye of all diseases Seminal Misunderstanding
.y.y his powers, d. ,troying his hope of life AID
mamie, d, and dragging him along the broken
oath OF his existence, toward premature and
i,sth,e,ne grave To him who iiHds his life drib-
I;,g ont in the ii.c irge IF the vital principle of
.xisteuce in nocturnal aud diurua emissions, the
mara cess II uu of the causes vi lis aipea arce
brings no assurance OF relief
Marriage that holy office, the safe-guard and
h,,s of M tnhold brings to such a ano no hope OF
,a,a but adds to his misery in the knowledge oil
,.,e one " ho looks To him for SO much oil her hap
.i,as. isa victim Of his evil, and an innocent c"n
RAMON Of his punishment He adds t" his misery
- disorder uutiI hope leaves him There is nU
r.scue except in proper and shiiiui treatment =
,,u-ult then at once physician whom long lrac-
IT,, And careful research has made him thoroughly
ownership with every phase of the disease hose
no have become the victims OF s-itOry wees lint
dreadful fascinating and iestructabi habit, which
Al, Thousands Of sick rooms with laruytics ana
c,.sumptiycs and hundreds of nntinci5 graves
tR il, misguided victims should Con ut without
/, moments ,icay. one who VIII siihldthZe WIN
heir rings ,such the Doctor would .spec'l-
' rcccolninead him ELF, giving 10 etch afi HI,
..,rrsntees Of Il Perfect and Permanent Cure,
without HinIrAncc from Business, Change VI Diet,
.T Year OF Exposure
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.
Z. s, Internal Revenue.

CIXTH DIVISION OF TIE COLLECTION
- District # the state Of Nevada comprising thu
County of Esmpraida. Notice is hereby given
that the Valuations assessments and enTme atits
Of subjects liable to duty under the Internal
Revenne LAWS of the Quilted States, made AMI
taken by Ira Hale. Assistant Assessor for SAID
vision. and returned to T,e in the annual
list for 1859. wilt remain oren the cSamlnnii'u
all persons concerned for the space If TEN
DAYS f ON the Gate thereof at the flee of the
Assistant Assessor If said Division, III the VII 81
Aurora, between the hours Of . VI. and z. N.
each day and that after the expiration Of aid ten
DAYS, TO wit : on the 2,tb day of April, A. L.
ls69. at my office in Carson City, Nevada, ! Will
receive and determine all appeals relative to Ell
rUncous and excessive valuations asse snlents ~
enulnerarians n.ale and taken by said AS stani
Assess r. All ape l. t" the Ass ssor a. afdrt-
said mus. Ice made in writing. and specify th-
cause matter thing respecting which.
decision is reqnssi ed: and shall moreover state
the ground or lr'nciple of error cnuplaiaed Of.
WARREN WASSpN, U. s Assessor
Dated at Aurora, April sth. 1859. ti
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
II. Greatest Discovery Of this Or any other Age
P.entiye Powders for Married Ladies'.

These powders viii be found Of essential value to
those whose raetns. health other circunStan-
do not permit them 20 increase tue number OF
f.ier family without Inconvenience, suffering and
sFi.lrs risk "a! life. This preparation is safe.
lif- be. clnSc,ieGt and simple, and cnnut it-
s.ga the health III. most dclic;e. IT curtails
privileges. but gives strength and yiSor- NJ
!:y COS, ercti it If rilc highest utility, and
.ined by The spuIrlc-t principles Of prrI'ien ana
virtue. Their should he avoided ut certain
times. Prize $40 box Sent TO any i,aJt Of the
cast perfectly safe from suspicion.
.cr.,,t tho amount by Mail Exnress. addressed
:, BENZ. T. JOSEELEN. VI. b 4
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WITHOUT a GooD DIGESTION

All other temporal blessings cumpara, ely worthless
Ino usprptIc mIIIIonaire 80 ;::.'s's
Of the neui:esl profession in vain and Lr ~rcs his
plant TO be ineurable would give halt his ipfiun. ie
freed from the horrors of indigestion, and thus ealrl
to enjoy the other half of course he .eoiad.
Perhaps H0SrETERS STOMACH BlTTERs has been
recommended to such sufferer Possibly he has turned
from the friend who made the suggestion with sncer,
intmating that he has no faith in any patent icdi-
cine" II this has been the so much The worse far
him His incredulity dooms him TO lite of MISERY. -
All heluxuries which wealth can purchase ut his
command Not one of them can give HIM plcasn e..
HIS own irrational obstnacy is his lane.
The Masses happily for themselves are less skepticul.
There is such thing 6igeted unbeiief we'll li
g9tei eredulity. and golden mean between The two,
which men and women who are gifted with cnnnini
seiiSr adopt and profit by These the class ,af la-
tronize and recommend lI0SfEFfER- BiTfERS. :
Why do they approve this famous anilyrirpic and
antt-hiiious preparatonl Simply because they have
not tecn uu much The slaves ui seusreSS prejudice to
give IL fair trial. and have found that When all other
10 lies stmulants and somachcI laile.l It P0ducc ths
desired enc Z.
Strike, hat hear said tho Roma sage. when his
ignorant enemies assailing him. "D"ubt, b'st
try says the who has been cured Ut ind legation.
biliol1ucss or intermittent fever by the Bttrrs
friends. Whievcr is wetlded to his avn fiIegunr
to decline IL teSt the proper
ties vi medicine endorsed by the testimony nf nrlli-
gent in every walk Of life AMI approved by the pro
pie vt large, deserves TO suffer-
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE Advertiser, having been restorec to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffer-
ed several years with lung affection aud that
dreadsdisease Consumption-is anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means of cure
To all who desire it, he will send q copy of the pro
scrpton used free Of charged with the directions for
preparing aud using the same, which they will ind a
The obe of the advertiser in sending the Prescription
Is to benefit the afflicted and spread information which
he conceVes to be invaluable and he hopes every suf-
tcrer will try his remedy, it will cost them nothing
aud may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
my2ly Williamsburg, Kings County, New yosk.
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A1EL.MBOLD'S
TO THE NERVOUS.

The natural result Of exhaustion of strength 10y
siye labor action is feeling of weakness dullhess
heaviness wearness languor of body mind &c. Per
sons of weak constitution, whose habits sedenta
ry frequently complain Of this relaxed condition of the
vital energies and when persons OF tempcra
ment thus weakened aud dehil!tat5d disease NEW.
tasty follows unless it Is ut checked and over
All who suffer from these causes alike required
remedy which will strengthen the system without cx
citing it, and awake feeling Of tine enjoyment that
life may become source of pleasure. MISuLERS
HERB BITTERS has won its way into the confidence OF
thousands of this class of persons who warmly ndose
it us the best nvgorating agent and the most potent
and genial of all toncs and aeratyes for streng esng
and restoring the physical constitution.
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The Superior Thoroughbred Horse
.ei5ei WAGNER E1d

Will stand tba rresont season end;nr
- r. 80
on the ISL OF August, at Tue SupscrlDer
stables Rich Netk Deer Creek Hartford
O. MI -
70, MI.
TERMS.-FOr BlOoded MarcS-$50 for
the season 800 SO 1nsure-Common
Mares-$10 for the season; $50 to insnre.
DEscRIPTIoN,-Wagner is beautiful
chestnut, about 154 hands high, OF fine
symmetry, commanding style and unsur-
passed action, being race horse ofthe first
family, in high racing form, with all the
points that indicate strength and speed
He was bred by Col John Campbell. and
foalei IN the year 1858, on the Oakland
track, Kentucky, and broaght to Baltimore
by him in the summer OF 1888
PEDleREE,--wag was sired by the ceiebr ted
snv Ms,paSd sy bertrand by the eapa rasrr
aud stallion Bertrand III. daH, Salty Hornet BY Sir
oha's; da by tlotne. v benao IT, ~ ua Bet
Domed ~ >. dam Nancy AR. by Imported BEDFORD ="
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CALsArA BARK.-It is said that Messrs. Drake & Co.
proprctors of the PLANTATION BITTERs tho largest
importers of Casaya Bark in this country. and that
with the exception of occasional sale all they import
is used in the compromising of their celebrated PLAYrA
TIoN BIrTsRs,-to which they undoubtedly indebted
for their wonderful Misunderstanding properties. As
Tonic and Appetizer they not surpassed. and
cheerfully recommend them. All arst-cass Druggist
keep them Tor sale
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THE busling beauties ola modest maid" are doably
enhanced by luxuriant head Of hair 0ke bottle Of
"Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative" will achieve the
most wonderful results. 1t has become indspensa
Bile article Of the toilet and is universally admired-7
Newport Mercury.
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HELMBOLD'S

CVNcSntraCeu rIuIu sl2ITacJ oaTHapaTIIla
ERADICATEs ERUPTIvE and LUCRATIVE DIS
EASES
THROAT NOSE, EYES ETELLDS, SCALE, and
SKIN,
Which dsfgue the appearance, PURG1NG the
evil effects of mercury and removing all taus, the
nans Of DISEASES hereditary otherwise, and is TIA
ken by ADULTS and CHILDREN with perfect SAFETY.
TWO TABLESPO0NFULS of tho ExIact of Sarsapa-
ra added pint of WATER is equal to the Lisbon Diet
Drink, aud bottle is equal to gallon of the Syrup
of Sarsaiaria, or the decOctions as usually made.
AN INTERESTING LETTER spubshed in the Mod
icoChrH giWl Review, the subject OF the Extract of
Sarraarilla in certain affections, Ivy Benjamin Trayers,
+. Il. s., &c Speaking of those diseases arising from
the of mercury he STATES that remedy eqi
TO the Extract Of Sarsapara its poer is extraordinary,
50 than any other drug acquai',ted 'cth.
is in the Srictsst sense tonic Nth this nratddic dari-
butte that is applicable state of tic system suken,
yet irritable renders other substances IF The tom
ic elias unavoidable az luxurious
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q q 9 q q q q q O. q

ToTHE WORKING CLASS Il am prepared to fur
nlsh all classes with Constant employment at their
hofe9 the whole of the time forthe spare moments
Brsiness new light and profitable. Fifty cents SIS per
evening easily earned by persons of either Sex and
the boys and girls nearly as much rs men. Great
Inducements offered those who will devote their
whole time to the business and, that every person who
sees this notice. may send their address AMI test the
business for themselves make the following unpara
dofer To all who are not satisfied with the bust
ness Will send 81 to pay for the trosbe ofwritng
sent by mail for locs. Address e. G. ALLgs, Augusta,
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever md Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever. Reniittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed ell the affections which arise
rom nalarious, marsh, or miasmatic
poisons. a.
As its name IMPLIES, It docs Care. and does not
fail. Containiug neither Arsenic Qunine, Bismuth,
Zine, nor my other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever, II in nowiSe Injuries any patient. The
number and Importance of its in the ague dis
tricts are literally beyond account and we believe
without parallel in the history of Aaile medicine
Our pride is ssratillcd Ivy the acknowledgements we
receive of the radical cures effected IN obstinate
cases, and where Other remedies had wholly failed
Unacclimattrl persons, either resilient in, or
travelling through miasmatic localities, will be pro-
tc,.ted by taking the .iGE CLRE daily.
For Lirrr Complaints. arising from torpitlity
of the Liver II is IN excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity. E
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, it IL
an excellent remed,s producing many truly re-
markable cures, where othermpdicines had failed
Prepared by DIR. j. C. AVER Co, Practical
and .tnalytical Chemists, Lowell, Macs. and sold
all round the world. 81 e.f 'tF
PRICE, 800 PER BOTTLE.
For sale in Bel Air, by A. H. GREEN
FIELD, corner of Main street and Port
Deposit Avenue. ap30-1y \
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4 'LARK'S INDELIBEE PENCIL, for marking
i clothing Much more convenient ,baa ink -
A desirable and useful no lseholti article
One pencil will mark 1900 articles, or sale W
B0ULDIN & BRO Bel Air. Md