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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-20
GATHERINGS BY THE WAYsIDE.

"A Montana lover bought of his rival
for $50.
-Emperor William has celebrated his
18th birthday.
Iowa has mile Of railroad for every
$40 Inhabitants.
Smallpox is fast disappearing from
the Pacific coast.
The Carson Mint is engaged in coin.
ing ten cent pieces
joaquin Miller contemplates return
isg to Europe soon.
One fourth of the Jews in the coun-
try are in New York.
"A Detroit thirteen year old boy owns
and " ruus" liquor saloon.
--Gsarsauc, the seed of a Brazilian
fruit is new rival Of coffee.
San Francisco eoachmen wear kids of
the same color as their horses.
Corn is so cheap ia Iowa this winter
as to be used in the place of coal.
A slight shock of an earthquake was
felt at Paducha, Ky, on the 26ih ult.
The colored ladies of San Francisco
recently gave grand Leap Year party.
-Tweuty.six mem btrs of the United
States Senate were born iu New England.
Seven young women from Oregon are
studying iu the Boston Conservatory of
Music.
Havana is to have lottery in which
the higest prize is $4,000. Tickets sell
ut $75 each.
The peach and other fruit trees along
the Sacramento river have all been killed
by the foods.
The Methodists of Oregon arc talking
Of purchasing camp ground for confer
ence purposes.
1t is reported that Col Forney is to
be Postmaster General or Secretary of the
: Navy, just as he prefers.
The newest style of coffee pot has a
little steam whistle attached which warns
the folks when the coffee is ready.
The Dalles, according to the Nous
taixeer, has thirty manageable young
ladies, intelligent and we'll educated.
The Democrats carried Troy Now
York, by one thousand majority. They
have a majority Of Aldermen aud Super
visors.
California is going into the tree bust.
ness in earnest. 1t has hiued State tree
planter ata cost Of $4,000 year and
expenses.
"A large and handsomely furnished
billiard saloon, kept by young and hand.
some women, is the latest novelty in San
Francisco.
1t is said that the Illinois Democratic
Congressman declare themselves unani.
mously iu favor of Judge Davis for the
Presidency.
In the new hotel of Mr.. Halscy's,
Kertlaod, system of tolegraphy, instead
ct bells, will be put in operations through
out the building.
Under recent decision of the Su.
premc Court Of Nevada, the colored child
sen have been admitted to the public
schools in that State.
Forty years ago nearly the whole Of
Ohio was dense forest; now a resolution
is introduced in the Ohio Legislature to
encourage the cultivation of forests.
-Hou. Olney Arnold has been nomi-
mated by the Democrats Of Rhode Island
~ their candidate for Governor. He is a
popular citizen, aud will make good run.
An agent for Barnum has just ar.
rived at San Francisco from Mexico,
bri0ging with him aligators, a young
tiger. ? Mexican deer, au isnana and a
chameleon.
Tho Walh Walla fair grounds are to
be sold by the Sheriff. The .Statesmas
thinks that .raseality has been praetced
by the Agricultural Society in refusing to
pay their liabilities.
= The Shakers Of Massach husetts want
70 sinp nj the .Juh;Iaa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-20

E At q social party, where humorous
definitions was one Of the games of the
evening, the question was put, What is
religion p" !" Religion" replied oae Of the
party, more famous a. man Of business
than wit, sis an insurance against IRE ia
the sext world, for which honesty is the
best policy." -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-20

~ Japassse auctions are conducted
on novel plan, but one which gives rise
to none Of the noise and confusion which
attend such sales 10 America. Each bid.
der writes his name and bid upon slip ol
paper, which he places in box, When
the bidding is over the box is opened by
the auctioueer, aud the goods declared the
property Of the highest bidder.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-20

T The New York Times says: 81 In
his declining years Mr.. Greeley appears to
think that he has ssquelched' an adversa-
ry when he has given him nick name,
more or less childish and absurd"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-20

Coop INvENrIoN.-A new safe has
been invented which makes things very
un pleasant for burglars. The walls are
filed with gunpowder 10 such manner
that the blows Of sledge or the outing
of chissl 10 the attempt TO rob the safe
will ignite the powder, blow of the outer
crust, annihilats the burglar and leave ths
eontents Of the safe nninjurcd.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-20

~ The doors Of fictitious pleasure are
often closed and barred against US, that We
may be forced to seek the approaches to
real aud substantial happisess.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-20

w Col. King. Of Texas. has little farm
Of "a. 1872 acres, stocked with %, 600 cattle,
10000 horses. 1000 sheep and S,0oV
goats. 1te saf aH4
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Advertising Rates.

AOVeFuuSuUX NNtcSS
Ono square, one insertion ................$3 90
Each additional insertion. ........... ...... 90
Business Cards, per quarter .......".....- 90
p6- A liberal deduction will be made in fa-
vor of those who advertise four squares, or up
wards, by the year.
H0- Legal notices viii! be charge! to the
sattorney or officer authorizing their insertion.
nBAdvertisements sent from n distance,
and transient notices, must be accompanied by
the cash.
@-Announcemerts Of births, marriages
and deaths inserted free of charge.
BH- Obituary notices, or "poetry" append
ed to marriages or deaths, will be charged one
half our regular advertising rates. We will
sno: hereafter deviate from this rule
e6r Blanks, bill-scads, cards, circulars,
catalogues, bills Of fare, posteis, programmes,
pamphlets, ETC., printed at reasonable rates
OrrIcE-Csrner Of Second and Washington
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-20

~ Wit, humor and badinege, need to
be kept under careful control. We en-.
dure and expect the playful scratch from
our cate paw, but not her savage bite.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-20

D6- The Maine ice harvest this wiufei
il one Of the best aud most bountiful eve!
gathered. In Bangor alone Il is estimated
that from 1000 to 5000 tons will be har
Gested this season.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-20

T Tho population Of Switserland is
said to be gradually diminishing, princi'
pally by emigration.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-20

s@ There arc over q, 900 Ohineas nov
residing in San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-20

~ Beecher's congregation gave $26l
600 to charity last year.
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n% The Marine losses Of the United
States for 1871 amounted to !Sl9, 500, 900.
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b0- Marysville boasts Of slaughtering
an OK which weighed 5000 pounds.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-20

q The Shakers of Massach usetts want
70 sing at the Jubilee.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-20

sDr Tobacco using studepts are excluded
from Amhest College.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-04-20

o~ The CaIIIOrnlans ITO IuxuFsas'p8 =
straw berries and cream.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-06
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
SPINNEYVILLE
Mineral I Magnetic Spring
INEIRMARY,
Near. DavenporC.


A., Ax,.r,a,r. ~ trartv van :. n, Spvrr I
Practice. deyoting his whole time 10 the
trest,neI,t ~ old and conniicatetl dfseases .
g.ysss him aay.ntasss thst put few physio!.n,;,
known Tor msny years al 70 founder aud pro-
Rfetor q me nn NJ, un
tide, r,enn,aiion IL the Rfitish PROV.
trc"s III iii 1.,,,tS,,,,a ~ cnnsnl
M, M NV o1ice AZ Perry a.
n. Is.,ra lily ha e ia son"d
each day, NON y q r; tot p, q II = Il. L.,
81 his time.
PARTIES suffering with old lingering dis
eases. that have bafiied the skiit q eminent
Physicians. and are tired OF dosing with min
weeks wee S tfe:snseSt Il the sp,nneyvilie Innrm:
ary, where the magnetic waters alone viii
Is;soTs e gs,1sc, health the j m II, e q.
Snanss are new snS s
under the Doctors individual supervision,
siDle manner, ana psins located on Inc bank.
ana E sss I sssss
s, ncUu ssr shn VAIN
N" tt 81 "dso. IN, h~vs mir W i,a,r health
nv 70 vhatavsr canse eome ana try Inc rscn.
Dr. spinney having spent many year, a,.i II
f f con ne y. i ~ 10 treat them in their COM
plicAted forms. either medically, or by the
aid OF the magnetic waters OF the Spinncy-
Vile Springs.
p.l.. t.s p...-s4;..t;.. =; IL. Th,.e a.
RoMouluoE, MAJ IIoolabslnstsUn u NO ihloi VI
Tina
So do not longer delay In seeking the prop
or remedy fOf your complaints.
Many are they who have implanted In
their system, by the impfOper use Of CalOmej,
seeds which produce an animal q. op OF dis.
ease. To such we would say
,...-7- I. -.- ..A, a..h
~ Mstts, ny Wnet youI tIouolus an.y -
IS ~. anu -. sne D1S ,t xAsine yu Ss ~
A. III ~ 70 SuIaDss ne viii teA y1u ~. ~ ~
VII seai y9u lhnt, Ior ~ III no. ~. ~.
n1 y counuSno w 1. \
vu.os Ny4I cosL 2ou notnA -
so1s ~ ~ ~ y ~ u S na g
wmStneI sne r0cS0. un0ssS.sss4 ~ 49, -
ING use q we SPinneyvHew. ~ 49, 49, 49,
A1MuLs Wv gssvt ~ y Wy gs ssvSd5s
" eve,y case ~ using ~ intefnsAy Anu 20
's.nsMHy. .,..., :. .a..,t,sA
AINo PniAiuc patlenu VIII ~ 1n9sstkN
mo tne AnnrmAIy nut VII 70 Gsesseu suS'
cessiuiiy WIN me1lcine q CITY ONCE. "a
1OON1 mhN y 6a ss
Who may be suffering from youthful foliles
or indiscretion Will do we'll 20 avail them
selves Of this the greatest boon ever laid q
NEY win guarAntee 10 forfeit one hundred
dollars for every cnse OF seminal weakness
which he undertakes and falls to cure.
- -. .. =. - -. 80 -. ...-..
There are many Of she age OF thirty 70 forty
t Wno NE nnie9 VIII 700 lrequems ess Ky
I,oG o. tne nisdaer, oiten accoanpaniea Y
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0BlYU DART.

James Gordon Bennett. editor and
proprietor of the New York Herald.
since its establishment in May, 1885,
died at his home near New York. Sat-
urday evening, June lst, aged Y yrs.
He was d native OF Scotland. but
emigratcd TO America in 1919, diversi-
fyimg his time from his arrival until
the establishment of The Herald, IN
teaching and writing correspondence
from Washington and elsewhere to the
New York papers.
1 The Herald has been, for the most
part of the time, democratic in
its politics, yet its opinions were never
regarded as either weighty or honest
1t has grown to be the greatest news
papers in the world in respect to gath,
ering and promnlgating the lates
news, and for this reason had an i'm
mcnsc local circulation and advertising
patronage, the latter solicited and in
serted without much regard to lliei
character.
il Bennett was a magnificent ma
physically, and,of untiring energy Q
body and mind, and leaves behind hin
a fortune estimated up IN the million,
and a great paper to be managed by hi
son, Of which II may trutlfhlly but 50
verely be said that itmever was accu
sed of being true for any great lengt
, Of time to either morality, virtue, PAL
! ty, principle, or religion.
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sOLIvER---WOOD--At Sigourney,
Iowa, Sunday, June I'd, 1872, by the

I.
OLIvER---WOOD--At Sigourney,
Iowa, Sunday, june I'd, 1872, by the
Rev. James G. Hair, Mr.. L. II. Or
YER to Miss HELEN j. WooD, both OF
Ottumwa.
Another ono Of Ottumwa's fair and
indigenous flowers has been -plucked,
and another bridegroom has been made
happy and sent OH his way rejoicing.
The COURIER outfit acknowledges
the kind attentions of the happy
couple, and sings all its individual
and corporate slippers after them to
the end that they may live long and
be happy.
SILCOX--JONES-eAt the residence
Of DR.. j. Williamson, in this City,
June Sd, 1872, by Rev. Ii. Bross, Mr..
ROBERT S. SlLcox, of Portsmouth,
Ohio, TO Miss anna JONES, of this
city.
Aud this is what the late resig-
alton Of one Of our most popular and
successful school teachers means
The happy bridegroom remembers
the COURIER with the welcome green
back and the bride, who mas hosts OF
friends in Ottaniwa, carries with her,
to her new home in Portsmouth, the
best wishes Of all.
Among the bridal presents, we UNI
derstand, was neat and costly silver
service, toilet set, etc, presented to the
bride by her friends in the Congrega-
tional church and society for long and
efficient service in the choir and Sab
bath School,
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II 3iLg TIT
May 8oth, The day ordained TO deco
rate the graves Of the loyal dead, VA
E'Obseryed In due form, In Ashland. "A
goodly number, ct al early hour, o.
sembled at the place of interment
bringing with them the offerings 81
wreafhs sud flowers. Elder Tibbetts
of Agency City, offered very peril.
psnt prayer In which Gods overriding
providence III the war OF the rebellion,
was recognized, and his future prctec.
ton asked. After prayer, followed
the bestoWment Of flowers, which was
done most profusely and tastefully.
The most noticeable feature Of the
day was that Of procession Of fifty
two school children, Miss BrownA6ld,
teacher, 1t the head zach provided
with flowers Of the choicest hue, which
were, in common with the Others, left
to pine upon the graves of the unfor-
gotten brave ones. SIS
Next was an address by Rev. r.
Myers. Tho speaker referred with
much path0s, to the time when the
young men left their homes and friends
to 20 where the minnie and the sword
was doing their work. He also re-
counted their privations, forced mar
ches, bloody battles and imprison-
ments. s6
Elder Tibbets followed in 4 similar
and no less emotional manner, which
had marked effect upon those who
heard him. 4 n
The writer was then called upon,
and responded as best he could. issa
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Px1xi1Sl1 IL. gndillFs 2 1lsstsic
or NJ cared IL. The post . Unl4ing
headaohe and obdurate tsimors have
sbeeri discussed by \ likewisc. Try It
on felons, on gathered breasts, q bruse
rough and chapped face and lips. It
Il sweet and delicate to taste, and more
than fragrant balm on an abrasion, a
cut or wound. In the mouth Of infan.
cyit Il soothing, and lady's nursing
sore mouth may be relieved Of irrita-
tion in ! day,sycs IN hour.
TAYLOR, BLAKE b Co., Agents.
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Book BINDlNe ON Court Street, be-
tween Main and Second. Ladies
! Books, Sheet Music, Newspapers, Law
aud Medical Books bound neatly and
substantially. Names in gilt put on
books, il desired. Old books rebound
no matter what condition they are in.
jue3 d6tw4t
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DEAD.

Mrs. Martha Ellen Gossage, relict OF
John Gossagc deceased, formerly a
well known citizen Of Ottumwa, died
at the residence Of her step-fathcr,
Alvin Lewis, Monday at II o'clock,
Of a prolonged and exceedingly painful
illness.
The deceased was daughter Of
William Haincs, one of the founders OF
Pekin Illinois, and Of Mrs. Alvin
Lewis by her first marriage, and 8
sister Of Mrs.J. NJ. Hcdrick of tlli,
city.
She was forty years of age on thu
81 of last month.
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xfesA AM restsy. Milton puA into
tbs mouth OF Lucifer, In "Parsdise Lost, =
these memorable words
ssTo N WEAK % MmERABLk."
Nover was truef bentence written than
this-supp0eed 10 be from the Arch-fiend
In his Impotence aud agony. Every vio-
tin OF nervous debility. or Of that de-
pressing laaeuor which 10 one a tho ac-
compartments OF dyspepsia and bilious.
ness, can teatify 70 the miaery Of mind
and body which they involve. The mo.
Ays power q the sy.tem y partially par
Alixed the mind q haunted BY anxiety
and fear; and The sufferer 10 o. incapable
Of applying himself snergetically 70 any
kind Of business - II he were under the
snH,nn:bias ini,nence q cat.lspsy. This
need not, however, be endured for forty
eight hours by sny human being. Plan
fation Bitters ID an Abstlute specific for
all the torments which a deranged stOnl-
adh. distrderel liver, ana shattered
nerves. auperinduco. lss
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will offer for sale al very low
figures for short time, one house and
lot situated IN Hinsey and Hedrick's
addition to Ottumwa, property new.
Twenty acres choice timber land,
one mile east Of Ottumwa.
One hundred acres of timber land
four miles southeast of Ottumwa.
Also choice farm containing one
hundred and sixty acres all fenced and
in cultivation, situated in Jefferson Co.
Iowa. For further particulars enquire
Of, or address w. +. JONES,
juneldl2t&wSt Ottumwa Iowa.
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10 school Fund pcbters /.

Notice is hereby given to all debtors
to the school fund, TO call upon the UNI
dersigned at once, and pay up the
amount due said fund, or make salts
factory arrangements for an extension
of time; provided, that this notice is
not intended TO waive any rights Sc
cured by, or under anoticc to school
fund debtors, published February 9Th,
1871, by G. d. Haekworth, County
Auditor. WIZ. Ii. CALDWELL,
may15-dlt-wIt. Co. Auditor.
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Come and sec the new improved
Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Machines
before You buy; our terms are easy.
This machine runs easy, and with less
noise than any other lock stitch
machine made. ] would say to those
persons having the old Wheeler 4
Wilson sewing machine, that they car
trade their old machines at very fail
price and get new improved machine
In their place.
We also take other machines al a fail
price. Cali and make enquiry as L
our terms. Will find Office i'm Bonncy'.
News Depot, opposite the post office
Needles, oil, and machine supplies
constantly on hand
un3d1twat O. X. LINDSEY, Ag'L
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NOTICE.
Science and The Bible.

This book is the work ola scholar
The style OF the volume is elevated and
graphic. The descriptions are vivid,
and the illustrations apt. 1t purifics
and emoblcs science, and forces it into
the army Of bible defenders and ex,
FOUNDERS. 1t resolves all doubts
makes atheists believers. II is practi
cal. II is thrilling in its descriptions
II il emotional and inspiring. In it,
binding II is beautiful. Inillustration
il Is elaborate. Every purchaser will
feel proud OF his acquisitions. Thous
ands are reading it with wonder an,
delight. Its truthful, thoughtful, orig
] i,sat, suggcstirc, yererant, loyal, derou
and .fsryea. DH. J. M. IRWIN.
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rsis history aal Pedigree,

Iron Duke, Jf., is dark bay horse !;
was sired by Old Iron Duke Of Long
Island dam a Hambletonian and
Printer marc.
Old Iron Duke, the sire Of Iron Duke,
Jr., was sired by Old Cassius NJ. Clay.
His dam was a fast marc, known rs the
dam of John Anderson. Cassius NJ.
Clay was noted sire Of trotters. The
horse Henry Clay was sired by tho
great trotting horse Andrew jackson,
the finest trotter of his time his dam
was tlre.grcat trotting mare Surrey,
from Canada.
Andrew Jackson was sired by Young
Basllaw his dam was by Whynot, a
son Of Imported Messenger grand
dam by Imported Messenger.
Young Bashaw was sired by Grand
Bashsw (Arabian) his dam was Pearl,
by First Consul; grand dam, Fancy,
by Imported Messenger. This horse
was the founder Of the trotting family
Of Bashaws, and he had a cross Of
Messenger in him. He was bred by
Thomas Logan, ofPa.
Grand Bashaw (Arabian) was foalcd
about 1916, and imported from Tripoli
in 1920, by Joseph c. Morgan. He
stood near Philadelphia, and many Of
our fastest trottclH arc descended from
him.
Imported Messenger was foalcd in
l7S0, was sired by Mambrino; his dam
by Turf; grand dam by Rcgulus; by
Startling; by Fox; Gipscy by Bay
Boulton, &c, tracing to natural Barb
marc. He was imported about 1855,
and died on Long Island. 1909. II is
now universally conceded that Mes
senger was the great Progenitor of the
fast trotting horses of the United
States.
Iron Duke, Jr., is seven years old
this Spring, is model Of beauty,
speed and and endurance. Is about I6
hands high. He trotted, when five
years old, after only six weeks training,
a full mile in 2:55L4. He is, without
question, the finest bred horse in
Southern Iowa. He was brought here
from Kentucky, and will be kept dur
ing the season of 1872 at the Mambrino
/ Stock Farm of MorrisJ. Williams, one
mile from Ottumwa, Iowa. Ten dol
lars TO insure mare in foal.
HENRY PIKE, Keeper.
| March 18th, 1872. jun5wit
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The CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE finds
some of its most iDsiduous and dan.
gerous foes in the many so-callcd "tol,.
icso and "appetizers,n made Of CHEAP
whiskcy and refuse liquors. finished
up to suit depraved appctites, under
the name ofmedicines. DR. WALkER',
VINEGAR BITTERs are none of these
They are mot q beverage, buta genuine
medicine, purely vegetable, prepared
from California herbs by u regular
physician. For all diseases of thu
stomach, liver, kidneys, bladder, skin
and blood, they are an unrivalled and
infallible remedy. ni1-wit
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SARATOGA SPRINGS ar orrUMwA
IOWA

CaHat Taylor, Blake d Co'sa,.d drink;
the Excelsior Spring Water. On
draugAt, fresh from the Spring al
Saratoga:
This water is brought from Saratoga
iii Gas-tight Reservoirs, lined with
pure Block Tin; and is forced out at
our counter precisely AS ii flows from
the Spring, without charging it with
Gas.
The water Of the Excelsior Spring is
Invaluable, removing and preventing,
BY its aperient and Alternative effects,
the incipient forms Of disease.
1t is highly recommended by the
most eminent physicians, and is used
with great success in the treatment of
Dyspepsia, Constipation OF the bowels,
affections Of the Liver and Kidneys,
Fevcrs, Scrofula, Cntaneous Diseases,
| &c. 1t is also an excellent remedy for
the Headache, and a pleasant and
healthful beverage.
| For the sake Of uniformity, and that
the Excelsior Water on 'Diaught'
may be known AS genuine through ths
United States, by the most casua
: observer, we have adopted trad'
marx in the style and lettering of on
: marble base and draught tube, so tina
{ purchasers will find the arrangement
the same at the different places wher
our Water is sold on draught. ~
n From Alfred l.. Loomis, NJ. =
Professor of the Institute and Practic
OF Medicine in the University of TIL
s City df New York:
bill During my whole professional life
q have been accustomed to use freely Il,
I Watcrof Congrcssand Empire SPRING
n About six months since. accidently,
y was furnished with few bottles (
q the Excelsior Spring Water, an
found ii SO much more agreeable to Ii
taste and pleasant in Its effects tina
= either Congress or Empire Water, TIL
o have since used It myself and recon
i mended It to patients requiring
2. gentle Chathartic and Diuretic
. A. L. LOOMS, M. d.
For sale on Draught and in Bottl,
by Taylor, Blake y Go,
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From the subscriber living Is
ssess8 miles. east Of Ottunwa, on the 18th
'0s sea ihstsnts 4 small dark bay mare, seven
years old, a white stripe on her face
~ and scar on the inside Of her left
hind leg. Any person who will give
ihformation of her whereabouts or
sass gas return her to inc will paid for their
trouble. q S. v. IoYr.
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