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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

NATURALIZATION OF IND1ANs-A
st. Paul paper describes an extraor.
binary scene, probably the first Of
the kind ever witnessed ia this coun.
try,-the naturalization of fifty-one
Indiana Of the Winnebago tribe. The
eDiranchisement Of the several tribes
Of lndians in this State did not re.
quire any action on the part of the
general government, but for those of
the race who are under tho direct
care Of The nation there has been no
opportunity to become citixeDs with
the right 70 vote, until tho recent act
OF Congress- on the subject Of natural
ization. The candidates are required
not only to answer all the questions
put to persons Of foreign birth desir-
ing 20 become oitisans, but TO show
that they have adopted the customs
Of civilized lite, and are prudent and
able TO take care Of themselves. In
tho party Of fifty-one who have Just
become citizens in Minnesota, was
one woman of one hundred and four
who came with children of three
generations. One Of the Indians lie
,rnputed TO be son of the late rebel
General Twiggs, The object Of the
Indians in becoming naturalized was
to acquire the title to their land,
which rs Indians located upon q
reservation they could only hold
temporarily. Unfortunately, the
oumber of Indians who will take ad
vantage Of the newly-confcrred priv
lege Of throwing off the guardianshiI
OF the nation and becoming q part q
it is likely to be small for severa
years to como.
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or FIRE PREMIUM nE
Do IMPROV ED FAMILY MO
Sewing Machine,

sSsSssT rRs fe a.! PER ss day week 500
old fayorite. With its many new ana prncti-
cal additions, making the most complete com
blnatiOn of valuable and useful Improvement
ever effected In any one machine. The en-
bodiment of extreme simplicity, efficiency
and utility. entirely different In model and
design from any low priced machine. II Is The
most serviceabie, elegant, and reliable Family
ever y'i Rsrrct
ceivesl premiums. stood the test OF 10 years,
and is fully approved Of by every family who
have them In use. Is noiseiess, makes the
wonderful rapidity and certainty. Sews any
thing needle will go through, from the finest
TO the thickest fabric. firm and neat. with
from the spool; Is Improved with new self
acting feed, spring tension, self-guider. and
uses the adjustable straight needle, perpendi-
cular motion, with powerful lever action.
priced machines condensed, without their
sentfrcs on reesiptof stamp; Rorcertificates
Gc., see descriptive. pamphlets, mailed free.
family use.-Tribune. Avery strong and re-
liable machine, at u low price. Standard.
This beautiful sewing machine ~ one Of the
Rseeas " Wos many smes
Its cost to any family.--N. Y. Weekly. 1t Is
quite new machine with its many. late Inn
provements, and sews with astonishing case,
rapidity and neatness.-Republican. N. Y.
single machines. as samples, selected with
care, for family use, with everything csmplete
sent to any part of the country, per express,
81 PRICE 500. Safe delivery Of goods gnaran n.
teed, Forward cash by registered letter, Or
postoffice money order, at our risk. Agents
wanted, male or female, everywhere: New
nents. sent free. Address Family Sewing
Machine 70 office si Nassan-street New
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John B. Cough tells the following
story, though the joke be 1t bis own
expense. Once while on lecturinr
tour through England, he was intro
duced to . village audience il these
TERMS \
'Ladiee and gentlemen, l ave Vie
'onor to introduce to you tho dis
tinguished lecturer, Mr.. John B.
Cough, WHO will haddrsss US on the
subject Of temperance. You know
that temperance is thought to be
rather . dry subject but tonight ~
We listen 70 our friend, the horator
from hover the hocean, We nay 'ope
TO ave the miracle Of Samson repeat
ed, and to be refreshed with water
from tho jawboDe Of a hass r.
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sHERIFFss sALE

{ By virtue 81 an Execution r. ma
directed from the Clerk Of the Circuit
JSC q dW e Iowa on judgment
January, 1870, in favor OF James Keverynav y.
:. fi:aStsns and against Mary Hungerio oy
ana John Potter. Executor Is Defendants.
- tne sum o. One Hundred and EjRhteen
dollars and sixty cents, and ten per cent int,
ana costs taxed at 1915 and accruing costs.
nave levied upon the following Real Estate
taken e. the property Of said Defendants. to
satisfy said Execution, to-wit:
Inc SCUM east quarter Of Section two (2] in
IownsniR seventy-two l72] Range No. four
Ana VIII oner the same for sale to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, ON the Sd day Of Dec.
a: ~. iSu.i IN front Of the Court House door In
Ottumwa, iowa, at the hour Of one O'Clock, b.
%. q said day, when and where due atten.
ds nc. wi " e e. given ~ The UNDERLINED.
Dsseo ~ .vttumMa. lows, Nov. ., lg7O.
BY VIM Il. -. Asbury. Deputy.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

By virtue Of an Execution to me directed
pello County, Iowa. on q Judgment obtained
1n eAid Court Transcript now on flle In Clerks
favcr Of A. Burns as Plt'n, and against
lsaac Nation, e defendants, for the sum Of
Twonty.Nine Dollars and 80 cents and inter-
ct ana costs, taxed at AID and &C.
cyulng coet.. have levied upon the follow.
ing real estate taken e. the property ri said
Lot No. twelve [l21 in Block No eleven iii;
n makes addition TO the City OF Ottumwa,
And VIII oner the same for sale To the high.
est bidder for cash in hand. on the 8rl dav NJ
Dec.,. A. d. 1870. in front OF the Court H1use
door IN Oftumwa. Iowa at the honr OF i o;cl'k
tendance viii be given By the undersiened
=. 3. a. SWIG0ETT, Sheriff 81 said Co.
By VIM. II. b. Asbury, Dept.
Ottumwa, Iowa, Nov. s, iS70.-noylO-w2w.
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Hill Change.

Messrs. J. o. jackson { John Alex
ander have purchased and leased the
entire interest of the old firm OF
Hunter h Co., in the Ottumwa
City Mill (known % the upper mill, J
and Mr.. Hunter has retired from the
business. Mr.. jackson is . practical
miller, and has we'll established
reputation, - I'll who have tested HE
ability 1t Kirkville, know. These
gentlemen are now running the mill
to its utmost capacity, being Eve
hundred bushels per day, and arc
turning OF some of the very best
quality Of hour, the "Golden Sheaf."
aud "Ottumwa City xxx" being
their speciality and for which they
challenge rivalry. They are supply
ng two Of tho most extensive
Bakeries, and their -four may be
found in almost every GREGORY IN the
city.
Their main object Il to pleas
customers, which they are bound to
do by guaranteeing satisfaction al
al times and under oil circumstances
and to Test this promise they invite
the farmers of Wspello county, t.
give them . trial.
They now have ON hand very
good gaade of -four at 11.OO pei
sack.
| Chopping done as cheap as ut any
other place in the city.
July Is w6md3t.
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A reformed gambler was about TO
die, and sent for minister, when the
following conversation occurred -
pastor, do you think am near
dcath2" 81 regrct to say, l believe
you arer' Do you think, since I am
converted, ! will 60 to heavsn7" Il
do" "Do You expect to get there,
too 2" eyes, | believe will" "Well,
wen be angels, wont We 2" 81 pre-
sumo 60" "And have wings to fy
with 7" ayes, l am sure we'll be like
the angels?" aWeli, then," said the
dying man, "I'll bet Eve dollars I will
beat you hyinRi"
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At Caldwell Station, on the Erie
Railroad, drunken man was eau.
toned not to walk on the track, but
be said be guessed he knew his bust
ness. He said he was acquainted
with Jim Fisk, and the engineers
wouldn't dare to run over him. It
was the opinion Of the coroner that
Q passing acquaintance with Mr..
Fisk was not sufficient to protect .
mans life if be got before one OF
those 3,OO0-ton engines.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

Appleton's Almanac for 1871, which
10 now ready, is not only valuable 70,
ITO information, and interesting on
account Of its literature, but beauti.
fui ksa work OF art. The cover 1.
exquisite in design, and one Of tn
most perfect specimens of color-print.
ing produced in America. The Finn.
trat,ons are admirable, the calendar.
heads especially are q delicious series
OF pictures. Among them. that for
Nay, apple Blossoms" and for Juns.
strawberry Gathering" NAV be-
pointed ont as perfect gems. Alice
Cary, B h. Stoddard, Paul Havne.
II. Abbey, are each ropreso nte3 by
an original poem. A copy of the Al.
manac will be mailed post paid 10
any address. By the publishers, b,
Appleton 4 Co, New York, on 70.
ccipt Of forty cents.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17
How the Hudson Bay Com.
pany Get Wives.

"An Old Hadson Bay Man" writes |
the Now York Sun a. follows:
ga woman goes Eve thousand
miles to marry man she never saw"
reminds me Of tho cool and unceri-
aaonious Way the eoilcials g thesI
Hudson's Bay Company Aase y r
ting their wiv1A and espscinl II G0S6
who live in the most northef1 pert
1t what was known a. The B&dsUu
Bay Companie's Territories, such q
the Mckenzie, Athabasca and En-
glish river districts. In these dis.
tricts msrriageable women are few
and tar between, except indeed the
pure Indian women, who formerly
were considered good enough to sat-
isiy tho fancies Of the gentlemen of
the service. Since the Red river
district, however, has been settled
with Europeans, Canadians and halt.
breeds, there are many fair white and
half-breed women to be found more
suitable to the fancies of the gentle.
mon Of the northern districts, and
their t-stcs have therefore undergone
q change. They will not degrade
themselves now by intermarryiDg
with the pure Indians, but generally
send down word TO some friends re-
siding IN the settlement that they
are IN want Of . wife, and beg him
select one 10 the best OF his ability,
placing entire confidence in his choice.
Tho recommendation and choice Of
the young lady are generally made
through the missionary, a. the cler-
gy, OF course, are supposed to know
the character OF the fair flock. Az
soon as tho necessary preliminaries
havc been arranged the young lady
takes her departure for her northern
homo with the ilrst brigade of bontg
THAT leaves the settlement for that
district. After six or eight weeks
voyage she meets her future lord and
husband, and gets married to him
after few hours acquaintance, BY
the minister who 10 awaiting
his arrival The distance ia,
, perhaps, not SO great rs that
OF our fair FREUD who won't of to
ii China; but il one takes into consider
/ alton that these Voyages Of six weeks
J to tho Mckenzie River District are
made in opon row boats, with moth
ing but the open stern sheets to cit
! in during the day aud canvas tent
for the night to sleep under, with che
disagrceable accompaniment Of mos
quitoes to torment them the whole
. OF the long voyage, the boldness Of
: the undertaking and experiment Of
!, accepting husband 10 that crude
fashion Is somewhat more venturous
and daring than most of tho young
ladies' of these more Southern chimes
would like TO hasard their happiness
on. The fashion OF getting wifi
cboeen for thcm is by no means I'm
! common among the officials Of th.
|, Hudson's Bay ompany's service
especially those who are quartcred il
, tho very remote districts referred TO-
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

The Davenport Gazette not salts
fed with its sslf.assumed dictator.
ship over the Iowa press, has been
lecturing John Tsssdale, formerly
postmaster At Dss Aoines, and editor
of tho Register, and now editor
Omaha Tribune, whereupon Brother
Teesdale goes tor tho stupid oracle
thusly:
Tan DAvsNPoaT GAzErrx-The
Republicans of Davenport and Scott
county, lows, are to be. commisserat-
cd. They have . stupid, mulish edi-
tor who 10 notorious throughout the
length and breadth Of tho State, for
impotence, sslf.conceit and . deepest.
ton to interfere in season and out of
season with matters that do not
rightfdlly come under his consider
alton. He 10 always quarreling with
the press Of his own party and has
thus earned for himself the conts, pt
no % richly deserves. Long since he
ceased to exert any inhaence in his
own party, because Of his NEEDLE.
some character. He has . d0nkey's
sense Of propriety, and b . destitute
oftrue refinement - the verisst boor.
His abounding prstsnsions ass IL
keeping with his stolid stupidity.
How he over managed to got control
of = journal in N intelligent CON-
munity, is - much marvel % that
ono thus dogmatic and disgustingly
quarrelsome, should make high moral
professions. He hoids . federal Office
but proves himself entirely unit for
II, BY daily violating that good old
Republican doctrine that requires
such officers TO refrain from debating
to others their political duties. The
latest performance Of this chronic
deiamer was an assault upon the edi-
tor Of this paper because be exposed
the personal and political perfdy OF
those who wantonly traduced him
and the city in which be lives. Not
having the manliness to acknowledge
The injustice he had done us, our
asssilant covers hisrctreat by . fresh
outburst of vituperstion. When such
humiliating service is the price Of
peace, the country has reason to
lament its degeneracy.
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A boy at Fond du Lac, Wis, who
had been out hunting and got wet,
stood with his back to tho fire to dry,
when q pound OF powder in his coat
tail pocket became SO uneasy that
the boy took flying leap through
the side OF the house, breaking all bis
bones, and discouraging him awfnily.
A coat.tail pocket Is alright enough
in its place, but it don't make the
safest powder magazine in the world.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

AC0AA NOlkCE.
In the matter Of the Estate OF George G.
Barnes, Deceased.
STATE OF IOWA.
Wapello County. 90
To Martha Barnes, Pamen1s Lovett
Barnes and Crittenden Seymour Barnes,
known heirs at law Of George c. Barnes,
late Of said county, deceased, and ali
others concerned.
You are hereby notified that at reeu-
lai term Of the Circuit Court of WapSllo
County, Iowa, on the goth day Of October
l87o, there was opened and read public
~ an instrument purporting to be tbelast
Will and testament Of George q, Barnes.
late Of said county, deceased: and you are
further notified that the second day OF the
next term OF said court commencing ON
the 18th day Of December, 1870 has been
set as the day for the final hearing and
proof Of sai0 will, at which time ali per-
sons interested may appear and show
cause why the same sh, uld not be admit
ted to probate.
By order of the Court, r.
L. NJ. COOLEY, Clerk C. G.. 4
nov,3-w3t.
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CoLAAH's RURAL WoaLD.-This
excslla9t Weekly Agricultural paper
me Oldest and best published in
inc West-will be sent FREQ the bal
ence OF this year to all who now sub.
ecr'oefor 1871. Every farmer should
saxe a Terms % per Gnnun. Ad.
GTess Norman J. Coleman, Publisher.
81. Louis, Mo.
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On the morning of the 24th ult.
the First National Bank of Grafton
Mass, was entered by burglars and
robbed Of 100000 The robbers
made good their escape. There were
Eve of them, and a reward Oslo. 900
hne hem nHcraJ ho;r nr.c..
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EMM EN- DE.

Warmers Emmenagogue IL the only article
every case) Where b the family in which
this important medicine IL not wanted Z
A0thcrss this y the greatest blessing ever
offered 70 you, and you should immediateiy
procure t. ltis also = sure cure for Female
lrregularitleA and may be depended upon In
every cese whefe the monthly low has been
Druggists. Price one dsllar. Or ssnt by mali
on receipt Of one dollar and Q quarter. = ~
Address 6l9 state st., Chicago, lllinois
aug2e.wly -d2tpm. =. -;
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THE OTTUMWA COURIER
City and County News.
rom the Daily. November 10th,

Prom the Daily, November 10th.
FEARFUL SAcRlFIcRs.--Nothing in
the history of military warfare. can,
for o moment, be compared to the
sacrifices made intLe Prussian- French
war, if we may be allowed to ex-
cept the slaughter which Jim Hawley
is now making in the prices ofhis
immense stock Of Dry Goods, Gro.
ceries, &C, &c.
Many Of his goods, which are all
staple A No. !, are going off at anti
war prices, il not cheaper. Improve
the opportunity ard save Is per cent.
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MANHOOD.
How Lost, How Restored.

INV AOHts AOW 1t06tOTeO.
Just Published, second edition, by
DR.. LEWIS, 1854 pages)' THE MED
cIAL COMPANION AND GUIDE TO
mEALTH, on tho radical cure of Sper-
Hatorrhma or Seminal Weakness,
lmpotency, Mental and Physical In
capacity, lmpcdiments to Marriage,
etc., and tho Venereal and Syphilitic
Maladies, With plain and clear direc-
lions for the speedy cure of Second
airy Symptoms, Gonorrh@a, elects,
Structures, and all dieeases of the
skin, such as Scurvy, Scrofula, Ulcers,
Boils, Blotches, and pimples on the
face and body, Consumption, Epilep-
lsy and Fits, induced by selfinGul-
gence or sexual extravaganee.
: The celebrated author, in this adj
gmirable Treatise, clearly demonstra-
ter, from forty years successful
practice, that the alarming coDse-
quences Of solfabuse may be radical.
y cared; pointing cut . mode Of cure
at once simple, certain and effectual,
BY means ofwhioh every sufferer, no
matter what his condition, may be,
can be efoctualIy cured, cheaplyspri.
!vately and radically. ~ This Book
should be ip. the, hands Of, every
youth and every man in, the land.
! Sent under seal, in q plain envel-
lope. Price SO cts. ...s
Address. Dr. LEWIS, No. I Beach
ST. New York. 40 years private
practice. -
march 10-w1y.
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sHERIFFos SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution to me dircc-
ted from the Clerk ofthe District Court OF
JEFFERSON County. Iowa. on Judgment
September 1870 In favor OF John Tomilson
% PIN, ard against g. Armstrong a
Go. - Derts. for the sum OF SIx Hum
dred and Twelve dollars, and twenty
seven cents and costs taxed at 1875. and
accruing costs, have levied upon the fol-
lowing, taken as the property Of said De-
fsndant. 20 satisfy said execution, to-wit !:
TWO Fiat Boats, One Derrick and $50
feetsf Guy Rope. =
And win offer the same for sale to the
highest bidder for cash in hand ON he
2nd day Of December A. D.. 1870. IL Ash-
land Cnossing ct the aour of one O'Clock
:attendance win be given BY the under
Dsted at ottnmwa. iowa, November
4th, 1870.
s.A.swIGGETT, Sheriff.
Nov. 10.w2t. a.
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train on the Cen trail Iowa

Hddyviile, on Wednesday
evening, running over and killing
four horses in, the suburbs, as w
learn from BENZ. Ladd, who has tenn.
porariiy moved to that place for the
purpose of cutting pork this winter
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PERsoNAL.--H. b. Harvey, ESQ.,,
local editor Of the Burlington Ga
zefse, gave ns call TO day. Glad to
make your acquaintance friend Har.
'ey, which We shall be happy to 70.
rev as occasion shall make conven.
lent to yourself and ourself.
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WANTED.-Some one of our coun.
try friends will oblige us BY sending
in another big turnip. We thought
we had the champion turnip Of the
State, and now comes Johnston l.
Howerton, who beat US one half
pound. By the way, this firm in
Neville's Block, corner Court and
Main, have the finest and best ar.
ranged family grocery establishment
in tho city. They keep everything
1t tho finest quality, in the way Of
family supplies, and deliver Thorn
free to any Part Of The city. Stop in
and see them, and Colonel Johnston
will treat you to an imported
Connestoga cigar, which is fearfully
and wonderfully made, at Wheeling
West Virginia. and which you car
buy two for Eve cents. or moro ii you
want Thorn, and which are bette,
than many SO called Cuba imported
cigars. They have at this time IN
especially fine stock of everything
else Which is desirable.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

Legislation in the State Of New
York, touching railroads, cute some
queer pranks occasionally. Some
body must have had dnger in tho
pie dished up, ~ indicated By the
following:
The Erie Company owns 1t least q
million dollars worth of taxable pro.
perty in Hudson county, New Jersey.
and tho Assessor hes found out that
. special act" Of The Legislature last
winter exempted it oil from state,
county and municipal charges. Tho
company has heretofore been paying
about S7b,OO . year taxes, conse.
quently that Especial act" is worth
something.
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WINE OF LITE,

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious
Drink. Warmers Vinum Vito, or Wine Of
Life. e FREQ FROM any poi.onous drugs OF Inn.
purities. being Prepared for those who re-
Quire stimulanE II Ii splendid appetizer
and tonic, and the finest thing In the world
for purifytng the blood. Ills the most pleas
pn6lic, far Superior u brandy, whisky. Wine
bittsra. or any other article. tits more hcaithy
and cheapeg. Both male and female, y0unr
or old, can take the Wine of Life, II n. IA
fAct, q Life preserver. Those who wish 10 entov
good health and . free now Of lively spirits.
Will do well 70 take the Wine Of Life, "a "a
u 10 sold by druggists; also ct all respectabie
saloons. Price one dollar. in quart bottles.
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P. h. Goode, deputy revenue col
lector at Red Oak. Las absconded .
4 Of r1%
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And now comes little Master J. Il.
Wilkinson, son of d. II. Wilkinson's.
Of this Township, and takes the first
premium in our turnip show, with .
ne weighing u pound.
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For Sale.

l will sell, cheap, house contain
ne IL rooms, which brings in a good
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Ifyou vantto buy Dry Goods and
Boots and Shoes, 90 as to save twen-
ty cents on the dollar, 10 At once to
T. G. Grsgg's one proc store, on
Main street, opposite the Gait House.
Look ut tho following: 100 pieces
fast colored calicoes, 81 cents q yard,
IL yards for one dollar; Indian head,
- best muslin, l2a cents . yard; dc.
laines l2l cents . yard; ~ bleached
123 cents yard. Good red hannel
% ccntsa yard; women's strong shoes
LIS per pair; mems boots $500 per
pair. Remember the place is T. G..
Gregg, Main street, next TO Ennis 4
Ballord's drug store. d&w1t
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MANNlNfc'S ,auob
for INTEMPERANCE

4 II a. infalllbIe cure for this fearful vice
TIA use will at once remove the, lteste or
desire for stimulants, and win soon create
an actual dislike for them. 1t can DO adj
ministered in tea, Coffee, or even water,
without exciting suspicion, ~ Il In free
from taste or smell. r. yon have a hus-
band, brother or friend, addicted TO this
Sent free BY mail on receipt Of the mon
ey. Price Two Dollars per box.
~ w. II. MANNING. ~ co,
iune1-d&wtf st Louis, NJ
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A splendid lot OF the newest and
latest type, just received At tho CouR-
IER job Office.