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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-17

DAVID SANDS,
+" OULD respectfully inform his friends
w III Ottumwa, and country in Wap-
clio county, and the public generally, that
they are now in receipt of large and well
asserted stock OF Fall and Winter Goods.
o. almost every variety, which were care
fully selected to suit this market. The
stock consists in part as follows:
LINEN, LUS1RES. J.4CONEI S,
C.9NBRICS. md FI.NCY
PRINTS, JENNF LIND
BONNEISS, 7RI.ii-
INGS,
Ribbon in grea, variety of style AMI quail
~, and a beautiful assortment OF Artiiicials,
Parasols, &C. Also, Ladies, Misses and
children's shoes OF every variety and style.
-.4LSO:-
Fancy black and blue Merimac prints;
French Gingham ms, NJ. d'lains, alpaccas;
Black colored and figured lustres, broad
cloths;
Cassimeres, satinets, jeans, flannel linsey,
Ticking, hdklf S, cross barred and plain
jaconet;
Swiss muslin, Irish Linen, bleached and
brown domestic, checks, table cloths,
Hosiery, gloves, ribbons and great vari-
ETY. OF Yankee Notions, together with a
large supply of
X L A ID Y NJ ABE
FILL 8. WINTER CLOTHING,
Such as coats, pantaloons and vests of ev-
cry varle;:, flannel shirts, drawers, also
HATS & CAPS, ALSU a GOOD
SORT OF BOOTS & SHOES.
Hardware, Cutlery. Queens and Glass
ware, Groceries, Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Pepper,
Allspice, Dyestafis, Spun Thread.
Those who are IN want of the above ar
ticles are respectfully invited to call and
examine the stock. No Trouble to show
Goods. October 18th. 1881.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-17

FRESH ARRIvAL
New Fall e. Winter Goods!
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-17
A BEAurrFuL cLEAR 'sxry.

How We all admire clear, hesutiful white skin, ami
rosy eoiored check How often do persons pos
kssng this "desderatum devoutly to be wished" re-
sorting TO cosmetics, lotions, washes, palms, cooring
Materials to restore TO them sembance of disease
has deprived them Of and that too with great injury to
the skim Bulls Sysapcyld is the hest Cometic known
beantes the skin by removing every particle Of morbid
and diseased matter from the blood making it pure heal
thy and vigorous, giving activity every minute vessel
and changing the yellow and dark to the
bloom and freshness Of youth Ladies' abandon the use Of
paints and mixtures, and Balls drsaparta the only
ehectual remedy word 20 the wise is sufficient" and
a hEt is enough fer the ladies,
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-17
Notice.

+ DO not consider that il is my duty TO
run after man to pay his note or ac-
count when it is due. | now give notice
to al interested, that aft er their notes or
accounts have been due reasonable length
of time and not paid, they may expect to
fluid them in the hands of proper officer
for collection. L. WASHBURN.
Gltumwa Sept. 26th, l85l.-tf.
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BETrEa rEsrE.nen-Y.

BRTTER rEsrEHo.N-y~
THAN WAS EVER OFFERED IN FAVOR OF ANY MEDICINE.
Head the testimony Of In. Moore
MR. JOHN BULIs--l have hesitation in saying that
beisse your &rapGG TO be the best article ever manu-
faeued for the cure of Scrofula, Syphilis and many
entire success in numbers Of the above cases.
Louisville. Dec %, 1877 JAS. NJ. MOORE, Md.
From Dr. T. p Yena.R. Professor At chemi,sry in Lo,s>
riGe Medical dsle0e.
have looked the list Of ingredients composing
JOHN BuLL's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARlLLA,
and have hesitation in saying that they form safe
pound and that pronikss we'll IN chronic diseases TO
which 1t is applicable. L. +. YANDELf, NJ. d.
Louisville, june D, tS4S.
From Dr.. Py,es, Payucan by orporsMsas % 0s Lo~isz
Marine Hospital
LOUISVILLE, March 20 ls4o.
have examined the sraton of the prescription Of
JOHN BULLS SARSAPARlLLA, and believe the combine
ton to be excellent well calculated produce
an Alternative impression the system. have used ID
both in public and private practice and think 1t the best
article OF Sa<saparilia in NJ. PYLES, N. d.,
Res.aen. Physician Marine Hospital.
BULLs SARsAPARIlAGo where you will, to steamboat,
bound for Nashville New Orleans, St. Louis Cincinnati
Madison, Frankfort for the Green River COUNTRY ana
you will find immense supplies Of this preparation about
being shipped on board
But few merchants visit city, In whatever branch Of
trade they be engaged but have orders msrs
or less OF Bulls sarsaparilla- Louisuue Dem0crat
Manufactured at DR.. JOHN BULLS Laboratory
81 Fourth street, Louisville. KY.
JOHN PUMROY.
.9gen. for Otium,ca, Iqwa.
Oct. 4,h, 1880. Nv
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Notice.

4 IL persons knowing themselves in
IA debted to me are hereby notified that
unless they pay up by the first OF Noyem-
Der, their notes and accounts will be pa
ced b r. -, lands of Justice Sinnamon, for
collection. wiittin,oc,..t respect to nerson. age
or sect. STEPHEN OSBORN.
Ottumwa, Sept. 9th, l65l.m2
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-17
A List of Letters

DEMAINlNG in the Post Office AT
HI Oi,umwa, on the 30Ih day of Sep
tember, which if not taken ont in three
months will be sen, 10 the Dead Letter
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SEvERE PAssAcE.-0ne OF the most severe passages
have lately had to record was that Of the HAvre
packet chip st. Nicolas, Capt Evslsgh arrived yes.
tssdsy from Havre. See the report Of her arrival in
smother column.
SCHOONER JOHN HANCOCK The following partic ulars
Of the lcss Of this vessel at Arecibo previously
sci -"en the night OF November goth, the gale had
been threatening for some days and
was made to get to sea the hrst opportunity The
day preceding tremeD dous hove from the North
which rendered impossible to slip for Of being
carried ashore by the sea. At A. NJ, . squall from
the North struck the schooner, which parted her
chains. The sails immediately hoistsd and every
exertion made TO get to sea; but finding 1t imposs
be-the vessel being already In the breskers-shs
put before the wind, and imme struck unhang
lashed themselves and succeeded In holding on until
she drove upon the beach Most of the materials
were saved In damaged state vessel and cargo total
loss. The captain would be ready to leave In about
week, lwesft December 16h) He was obliged to stop
and sell the effects saved The sailed for Phia
delphia in the bark Plato. I came in the brig Ade-
line, Captain Norton, from Arecibo.n
Loss OF FISHING SCHOONER WITH ALL HER CREw.-
schooner Tibsr, of Newburyport, was spoken in the
Bay Chslsur on the 7th September with full fare Of
nsh, and just leaving Ter home She has not sinoe
been heard Of and was undoubtedly lost in the terri
list Of the OF the Tiber John Fraxier master
Newburyport; J. X. N Smith, Winthrop, Ne Patrick
Bowes Nswbury pert; John McConrey do; John NJ
Clough. do; Edmund Saunders, Deer Island, Me-.
Daniel Walls, fremont, No.; Thomas N. Smith, New
bury (Byfeld); Moses g. Stevens do. do.
For BERMUDA AND ST.. THoMAs.-The r. NJ. steam
ship Merlin, Capt Sampson sailed yesterday 1T neon
for the above places. She carried about dozen pas
seDgsrs and S25, 500 in specie. Passengers names will
b. found under ship news head
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MOS M AK m II

III RsBAF, January 9-0 p. nj.
The stock market opened heavy this morning aud
the bears made their appearance in the street. and ops
rated to ZONE extent It looks to though the bulls
were letting the market down purpose to get more
shorts Many large holders realizing and securing
their profits This Of itself IL sufficient to depre.,
prices as brings out great deal Of stock which has
to end new buyers. 1t reduces the number Of pur.
chasers in the market while Il increases the supply Of
stock The bears sold largely to day on time, sellers
option. The decline Of the last two days has gwen
them confidence and II is our impression that their
sales on short time will involve them In serious losses,
Sellers short Ions time, may realize profits bu,
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Police.


Retbing a Caijornan. Officer Crous, of the Fifth
ward, arrested on Wednesday night, three women OF
disrepute residing at No Thomas street, by the
names OF Majestic Franklin, Fanny Vale, and Mary
Austin on charge of stealing 1920 from the person Of
Daniel Reynolds, . returned gold digger 1t seems by
the story Of Reynolds, that he aecosted in the
street by enc OF the women who politely invited him
to the above named house. where, after taking few
he for the better safety Of his money removed the
purse from his pantaloons packet and placed 1t in his
ride coat pocket and shortly after looking for the
purse, discovered he had been robbed. Complaint
then made to the police and the three girls, above
mentioned were taken into custody, and conveyed be-
fore Justice Osborn who committed them all to prison
for trial
Robbed whiie .aaieep-A man by the name of Joseph
Waugh had been mbibng little Of the good things of
TINS life and tell asleep on etoop Soon after old
rogue came along, called Martin Warner who picked
the pocket OF the sleeping man OF So and was fast
making off, when he was brought to an &C count BY
into custody and conveyed him to the station
mousse and In the morning Justice Osborne committed
him to prison to answer.
Charge Of Stealing Clothing Crosett arrested
yesterday In Williamsburg and brought to this city
q man ealing himself Charles Sitter, charge Of
stealing coat and other clothing valued in all at $40
the property of Joseph Geol Justice Osborne com.
mitted the accused to prison for trial.
Charge Of Stealing Watch.-A man, called Joseph
Allen, was arrested yesterday a charge Of stealing
silver watch valued a $40 the property John Brink
The accused was detained by the magistrate for fur
ther examination.
II Dishonest S.rrant Gnl-Ofcer Little Of the 18th
ward arrested yesterday servant girl by the name
Kate Dohohue engaged at the boarding house of Mrs.
Clement at No. 797 Broadway, charge of stealing
various articles the property of the boarders fifty
cent piece marked and placed in bureau in order
to test the girls honesty. The money was missing,
and searching the accused the identical fifty
piece thus marked was found in her pocket. She
conveyed before the magistrate who committed her to
prison for trial
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FoReiNe HIsroI cal EviDEvcE-We yesterday
published an account Of the very interesting pro-
ceedDgs before the Royal Geographical Society, 10
reference to the CeAtra American Isthmus and the
proposed routes of transit from one ocean to the
other. But the account was not complete There
were one or two incidents which the London re-
porters have strangely neglected TO meston, bu,
which It IL well enough to have known.
One 81 he speakers al that meeting-Mr Ire.
lawney Ssunders-presented map Of Central Ame-
rics, which he had recently published, from an on.
ginal Ms by Mr. John Bailey, now Of Guatemala,
end requested Mr. Marcoliia, charge d'affairs Of
Nicaragua, who was present, to give his opinion Of
In. Mr. Marcoita bore testimony to its general
accuracy, but said that so far as il purporled
10 give the boundaries Of the several States,
il IVES filse-an especially as respects the
boundary between Nicaragua and Costa RIGA.
he asked Mr. :. unders II Mr.. Bailey had laid
down The boundaries in this nanRer in the
o. ansl M Saunders said, "No." BY what au-
thotity, hen, inquired Mr. Narcotic, "have you
taken away from Nicaragua one-thifd Of her ter
ritories On The soaihw Mr Saunders hesitated, but
being pressed, replied, By order Of the Foreign
Office -
Il should be observed, that the change Is made
10 conform with the Anglo Costa RIGA pretensons,
already explained IN the Herald, which, with the
Anglo. Mesquitian claim, deprives Nicaragua Of
hye.sixths Of her territory. When these questions
come Up for discussion, Lord Pslmerston will BE-
sure TO quote this forged map forged uRder his
own directien) as Historical evidence" in support
Of English prttensions. We have had one or two
examples Of this kind Of tactics in the Northeast.
ern and Northwestern boundary disputes, and
will henceiorih be amply on our guard against
them.
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The LONDON INDUSTRIAL ExHIBIroN.-We refer
our readers TO the advertisement, in another column,
of Edwards, Sanford IL Co., which is in the
nature of circular, and Intended to meet the eye
of Americans who purpose to exhibit in the great
Industrial Exhibition in London. II is of the
greatest importance for American exhibitors,
whether they intend to be present at the exhibi-
ton or not, TO have some agent TO attend to their
business thereto see that their articles of exhibi-
ton are placed in an advantageous position ia the
fair-to attend TO the sale of their artices-to send
them 10 the fair, TO do any other business con-
nected with the fair which il is not in their own
power being strangers, TO do. Such are Ed
wards, Sanford IL Co. They will, for a small
consideration, transact all business Of this kind or
any other, on moderate terms. They are recon-
mended 10 the patronage of American exhibitors,
by the local committees Of the States of Pennsyl-
yania and Maryls land.
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MAILS FOR CALIFORIA.
THE WEEKLY HERALD FOR THE PACIFIC

The steamship Georgia Capt. Porter, will leave this
port at three o'clock to afternoon for Chagres
to touch Ut Charleston, Savannah, and Havana The
mails will close at two o'clock.
The WEEKLY HrRALp will be published at ten o'clock
to. morrow morning It's contents will embrace the
latest intelligence from all parts of the globe-a weeks
history OF the world.
Single cepies, in wrappers, sixpence. Agents will
row morning
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the world tor assiude ana and
cur lair readers who fancy they have consu
than butterfly that ride horseback Dishrowa pen-
did ostabishment No. 20 Fourth would improve
their health aud appetite awe lustre to their anguid eyes
make their hearts throb with Joyous sensations and place
them better terms with Themselves and the world
them. His school opan daily for ladies' from a. 10
T. NJ Also Monday, Wednesday aud Friday
es and gentlemen and Tuesday Thursday and satur
day EVENING", 70 Rentlemen snly.
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Jar p Ch0rR, ~ Larceny on he High Seas Albert
Power and John Kelly Bowling the former carpenter
and the latter passenger board the packet ship
Arctic from Liverpool TO this port, arrested tor
having on the 9th December last stolen vase con-
tanning several hundred dollars worth ~ watches.
ring, breast pins and other articles Of value the pro-
ItrtJ CT Mr. Levi, . passenger
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ng miracles soothing for hardly be comprehsndsd
that Few doses relieves the worst and most malsnan
diseases can be tested without cost for IL the
e does not give evidence Of it's snsuar virtues the
will be retufned Nothing be said powerful Ia
favor. 81 bottles 81 a dor. 100 Nassau ct.
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should attend TO their undersAI To do properly
bey should ratroniEe BROOKE No 100 Fulton street. whose
STOCK OF laaies gentIemtn and ohildrens Boots thoe
Cssrs Oyershoes &c the cheapest best and largest in
the city His buffalo overshscs are particularly recon
uepded o
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guid hair Dye, e oelshratsd in London, Paris Boston
PHILADELPHIA Baltimore Washington, sc only be pro
cured genuine at the mandatory Wall street New York
The public must beware o. my various III.
the address 80
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Court Calendar-ThIs Doy.

SUPREME CouRT-CRcuIT CouRT-Nos ~, Sc toes, TO-
U. b DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos 10 to "a.
SuPERioR CoURT.-Eos. So, 159, 2l7 239, 24l, lso
244 14l 252, 254, 1885, 256, 257 $50 to 278 No. 2l3
still on.
COMMON PLEAs, Part Nos /, 8, Is, 81, Al, AZ, as
AZ, 40 81, SO, 81 Part 2Nos 2S, go, 49, 50, 50, 81
81, IS, 90, o. %, 90. qs, 100. 1902.
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Mnxemsnts OF D,.t,ngn,.h.h rsnpls

Rev Samuel Cook New Hsven; Major Leverett Can.
DE, do Hon Marcus Shipping, Gaivestes; d. De
Forest u. A James Grimshaw, Esq Baltimore;
william shaw, Esq Colum bus; we're among the ar.
rivals yesterday AZ the Union Place Hotel.
VI Hamilton, 81 Louis; W. 4. Genby, do M. n.
Can do W N. Simpson. do I'M. Hall do; J. I
Naming, do; Capt D y Porter, steamer Georgia; A.
A. Abel. Baltmorel O. DuGs., Charleston; X. Mellow
ell Baltimore; DR. Deleon. s. A.; @. Piper. Bos.
ton; A. Gordon, Georgia; arrived yesterday at the
Irving House
n Dowsll, philadelphia 8. Freeman, Psughkeepsi.;
O Gelmon, Baltimore; q Guest, do, l.. Bartlett,
Boston. ore at the American Hotel
) McLenpon, Memphis; J a Waterman, PhiIsie-
phia; @ Filling Holyoke; q. Hodges, Vermont; J.
lis de, Quebec; r. ?. French, wsshinaton; X X.
3 ule, Boston; Major Crossmsn, z. 3 A.; were
among the arrivals yesterday a. the Aston.
Capt. r. w Peabody. packet ship Fidelia; II Tobey,
South Carolina; H. b Hipdman, Pensacola. Fla v
Robinsen, Vermont, and twenty others arrived and
have taken rooms at Clinton Hotel
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give nsce that they have interest whatever any
third husca Gift Concert and thanks very
ber manner in which their two have been
tronaec and this cloees their for the present.
all moneys received for whon could be ncd will
be fatuInnd thronrh the Post A -
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Sale in continuation OF the FRANKLIN
House Furniture.-D ID. Nash, Auctionecr-By Hartman
and Nash store $40 Broadway. Hotel Furnture-This
Friday NJ 10 o'clock in continuation Of the sale Of
day. all the Furniture Of the Franz House.
Broadway and Oey street. consisting Of large general
assortment Of elegant Palor and Chamber Furniture Silver
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tersThs advertiser native o. Loaao DESTROYS to take
charge OF articles intended for the Worlds Fair Aiso
explain and attend 70 the sale OF Models Orgina Patents
ke during the exhibition Satisfactory references can be
given For address by letter to W. j. w. care OF D.
Cole, $50 Pearl street, New York.
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NOasss EahsniOOus anu
Watcosts q the latest fall style from 81 80 $40 ut
Clothing Store, Chestnut street. second door
above THIRD, Philadelphia
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Ladies white and black tin french morocco kid Slip
pes Cater Boots &C. suitable for bi, Of balls
parties Ladies perpetual gloss India rubber Boots and
Shoes suitable for this sesson o. and rain. At
J. n. hfLLERS l3A Canal stfeet /.
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The best Family Newspaper ever pub

lished-New series for 1851, Of Norris WINS admirab
Hone Journal New subscribers can be supplied from q
beginning Of the year. IL immediate application be made
the Office Of publication No. ~ Fulton street, opposi
Dutch street. Terms, only 81 per annum.
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readers 70 the adyrtsment Of the splendid Gift Con-
cert 10 come OF shorty The s iadsed
ftractve and the gifts are most valuable
thn. The tickets can be obtained at FIRTH Pond Co.'S
fIg Broadway.
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and BATTERED at the Itch the half
ment draws 70 his rooms 1ss Broadway Ills prosf that
nothing out necessry has hitherto kept
away Who are nov Fastening 10 his establishment
tine hand. for a. 80.
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Sale in continuation OF the FRANKLIN
House Furniture-D. ID. Nash, Auetionecr.-By Hartman
and Nash store $40 Broadway. Hotel Furniture-Ths day
day ali the Fersit1rs q the Franin House. corner Of
Of elegant Palos and Chamber Furaae silver
Ware, &c.
The best Family Newspaper ever pub
Sss 'r: 70. @ q As. w is%s,.
Of The year im%ednss ssbiioa,ioa be made -
Dutch Terms. only s. per ,nnuS. '''' ''''''
Jiessrs Joilie - Co. would respectfuny
hIa su,eal Gift ceresr return thanks for he very
tIcn,sd and this cosss concer,. Tor the prssss
be returned through the Pest.
Grand GIFT Conccrt.-Wc call the attention
the adyertsment Of the splendid Gift Com
and SH tie & are no.s ,aus d. s
n 1he tickets can be obtained a. Firth. Pond Co.'S.
rooms, f7s Broadway.
Worlds Fair, London.-Notice to EIh,bi-
sS,Ih. .dysr.sr nat y, q Lo.soa d.srOu, g take
explain and attend 20 the sale o. Models Originals Patents
given Tr tern sddrsi. BY letter to w. J. w. cars Of D.
Cole. $50 Pearl street, New York
Mr.. Goldsmith cannot fall TO be pleased
and hsttered At the crowds Itch the half price
nothing out necessary economy has hitherto Kept
away rho are nov fastening TO his establishment oaquir
Balls ana Parties vs.. saovv and RsIp.-
Ladies white and black tin french and kid Slip
pers Cater Boots &C. suitable for tb, balls
parties Ladies perpetual CLOSE India rubber Boots and
Shoes. suitable for this ,es.on q and rain.
J. h. KILLERS, l3A CAaal street.
/" Absolutely nccs.sary"-Thate every ono
sS h:f BROOKE rs IL Do srd,
CO. Of sa.s. ssn.ism.ns and shdsen' o.. shoe.
the city His buffalo overshses are particularly
mended 70 travellers.
CaIifornians, Attention AT Jones's, -
Ann street near the Museum will find 10 be the
and best place IN rev York get good Boots Shoes GAL
ters Please call and examine then purchase where your
judgment dictates. That's all
Forty Thousand Coats, Pantaio0us and
Waiteost q The latest fall style, from 81 80 to $40
SHbPnGRDs Clothing Store Chestnut street. second door
above THIRD. Philadelphia.
Watts Nervous Astidote. TO say 10 IL do
ng miracles Is soothing for II hardly be comprehended
that few doses relieves the and malignant
diseases be tested without for IL the
tie doei not give evidence Of it's singular virtues the
will be returned Nothing can be said powerful
favor. 81 bottles 81 n dor. 102 Nassau ct.
Riding on Horseback IL the best cure In
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~ Banks "a W Banks CO
Boston. Of Boston.
$40. .5l, 10 90 Sl6,OSa.O5O u