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Demoine courier., 1855-02-22
PRICES REDUCED.
CHEAP AS TEEE CHEAPEST.

THE undersigned is receiving and opening a
l. large and well asserted stock Of
F.4LL md WINTER GOODS,
Which he particularly wishes his old customers
and the public generally, to call and examine,
before buying elsewhere, as he feels confident
that he can sell goods at prices that will gipe
satisfaction to an / will at least say that 1
tcit not be Hndersold by any establishment west
Of the Mississippi. Call and satisfy yourselves.
C. c.. WARDEN.
Ottumwa, Nov. I'd, 1854.
Demoine courier., 1855-02-22
Sheriff. Sale,

DY virtue of a writ of Execution to me
ID directed from Clerks Office of the Dis
trict Court Of Wapello county in favor of Coo
ley, Wordsworth & Co., against Edward w.
Hutchinson, | have levied on and will proceed
to sell at public outcry, TO the highest bidder
for cash In hand, on Main street in the town of
Ottumwa, on Friday and Saturday, the I'd and
3D. days of March, A. ID. 1855, between the
hours of 9 O'Clock A. M. and A O'Clock, p. NJ.
of said day the following described property:
coa-s, pants, vests, shirts, drawers aud c~ravats.
Also, carpet-bags, gloves, umbrellas, cigars,
razors, and one looking-glass, levied on as the
property Of Edward w. Hutchinson to satisfy
said writ. ID. II. MICHAEL,
Sh,d Wapello County, Iowa.
February 14h, 1855.
Demoine courier., 1855-02-22
School Books!

ST, 2nd, 3rd,, 4th and 9th Readers.
l. Rays Arithmetic,
Smiths do
Davies Algebra,
MitchePs Geography,
Olney's do
parley's do
Smiths Grammar,
'Comstock's Philosophy,
do Chemistry,
Wizards United States,
Spelling Books,
Slates-a large assortment for sale by
Nov. Sth. w. L. ORR.
Demoine courier., 1855-02-22
House For Sale.

+ WILL sell my house, situated on Fourth
l. street, fronting the public Square. The
house has five rooms, a front porch and a eel
lar under the whole Of the front part, with the
usual out-huildings necessary for convenience.
| am bound 20 sell. Call soon if you want a
bargain.
N. b. Those who are indebted to me will do
well TO call and settle. Take notice of this
warning and save cost. j.. l.. TAYLOR.
Ottumwa, Jan. 18th, 1855.
Demoine courier., 1855-02-22
NO Capital Necessary.

Extract from communications from oar a.
gents. 81 heretcith enclose you a draft for -
dollars, deduetiag Oae hundred aad Tinety-Ser-
en- dollars as my commission on the sale Of the
last month";" Signed, "H. Reed.n ~ shall re-
ali.e as commission on my sales this month about
one hundred aud serenty.fre dollars" L. c..
Field.
The occupation win prove a light and gem
tlemanly employment-as honorable as it is
profitable.
No agent will be accepted unless able to pro-
duce substantial testimonials as to character
and industry.
Saiarieswill be arranged for the first year if
preferred.
So many answers to advertisements are for
warded from motives of idle curio.ity only, the
advertisers will consider no application unless
accompanied by One Dollar as evidence of sin
certify, when the particulars will be forwarded.
Address BURNS, BENEDICT CO.,,
Baltimore, Md.
To the substantial nature of the enterprise,
we refer to KENNETH & DALE, LIE ROY,
SONS& Co. Also to HAMILTON r.. WEST,
Ohio; Hon. C.. M. DENNIS, Rhode Island,
and NJ. RAY, Key West, Fa.
Nov. 9th, 1S5i.-2m
Demoine courier., 1855-02-22
EMPLOYMENT FOR AGENTS.

GENERAL Thousand energetic and trust
~ worthy young men are wanted to act as "a
gents-both local aud trayelEng-in every State
in the Union, for the sale of a patented article
of Manufacture now in extensive demand
The exclusive right for the United States is
owned by the advertisers, and agents of capac-
ity and business tact can easily earn Two Hun
bred Dollars per month.
Demoine courier., 1855-02-22
Farm for Sale.


OFFERS two hundred and forty acres of
" land for sale. Seventy or eighty acres are
under fence; well waterey, plenty of timber
and the best quality Of coal. Any person
wishing a bargain will DO well to cali and in
quire of Warren Walling on the farm three and
a half miles south Of O!tumwa, or Of r. II.
Warden, Editor of The Courier.
Ottumwa, Feb. 8, 1S54.-3m
Demoine courier., 1855-02-22
OFFICE b. s. NJ. r. r. Co.,1
Burlington, Iowa, Feb. Z. 1855.

NFFith De W. Z. N. w.,
Burlington, Iowa, Feb. 7, 1855.
A T a meeting of the Board of Directors of
"A the Burlington and Mo. River Railroad
Company, held at Burlington, Iowa, Feb. It'll,
1855, it was ordered that six instruments, of
five per cent. each, on the stock of this Com
pany, be called for, for the months of Deem
Der, 1884, and January, February, March, A
pril and May, 1859, payable at the Treasurer's
office, in Burlington, Iowa. Stockholders in
Henry county can, if more convenient, pay
their assessments to Messrs. Brazleton & Co &.
Mount Pleasant; in Jefferson county, to Messrs.
HEM, Williams s. Co., Fairfield, and in Wap-
clio county to ID. p. Inskeep, Ottnmwa.
OLIVER COCK,
aets Sec. b.. and Nj. II. r.. Co.
Feb. 8, '55-2w.
lsy- Mount Pleasant Observer, Fairfield
Sentinel and Demoine Courier publish twice.
Demoine courier., 1855-02-22
Dissolution Of Partnership.

TNHE partnership heretofore existing between
l. ID. p. Inskeep and Chas. Lawrence, un-
der the style of ID. p. Inskeep & Co., was dis
solved on the ID day of February by mutual
consent. Chas. Lawrence is authorized to set
tie all debts due 10 and by the firm. All per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to the firm
will please call and settle Immediately as the
books must be closed by the first of March.
without fail. d. p. INSKEEP,
CHAS. LAWRENCE.
GSS' Having bought the entire stock of goods
of ID. p. Inskeep & Co., | would say to all of
my old friends aud customers that | win be
found at the old standat all times, ready to wait
on those who will favor me with a call.
CHAS. LAWRENCE.
P. S. CASH and produce will be taken in ex-
change for goods. C. l..
Ottumwa, Feb. Sth, 1865.
Demoine courier., 1855-02-22

ONE Case Of Whitney Blankets Just reed
~ and for sale low by ]. HAWLEY..
Demoine courier., 1855-02-22

Wheat, Corn, Oats, FlaXseed, Timothy seed,
and White beans: also, Oak and Linn saw logs.
lyy-Ohio and Indiana Free Bank paper, and
county orders taken at the best rates.
j. ID. DEVIN.
Ottumwa, November 10th, 1854.
Demoine courier., 1855-02-22
Know Othings Exposed.
DANlEL HENSuAw

T'HE people of Chillicothe having assem-.
l. bled in common council are now ready TO
confess In the ~cifIznng ne Tho AnlInr DIT
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-02

DIED-At hi. residence, in Lafayette. the morning
ing Of the 23i inst, sfser brief illness DE- ELizrs DKA
The editor of the Lafayette American announcing tie
hsy pay. the following just tribute
the memory Of the deceased
EstunabIe al the relations Of Lfe-Pariot, Phan-
tbrops Orator Statesman Student and Sage,
Father, Brother, NeighboE and Friend!
Ills disease shor. duration. Death struck his
shining mark with little note Of arnlng-
ITO those Of cur familiar the career Of our
anented friend during his long residence among repe
ton familiar facts Is To the distant reader
survey If his history al shut the haste and
gency of the nent will allow.
Doctor Dernins resided among nearly quar-
ter Of century Preyiou: thereto he studied Yrac
ceG his profession in ChiIlicothe Ohio.
His profession was darling object cf pursuit He
hes been with institutions,
tine of death held the Professorship the
medical college IF St. Louis.
Studous habits and fine address him wide range
Of Literary requirements and frequent opportunities Of
pouring his "specious miracles sight. His ability and
eoquenee attesed by long list of miscellaneous
tions and addresses various occasions.
His political life is honorable his private character
beautiful and good He loved his feow-nan and rather
than forsake this Re years the
hopes Of worldly pefernent and the capreous applause Of
party. Many years since he member of the Senate
of this State and has been favoraby and urgently mentioned
connection with the highest offices in the gift Of the
people.
of ambition moral feeling for this pre-
of righteousness reckless and brittle he
received while living the silent applause Of many
many, who knew the pulses his heart and with what
noble throb they beat.
And that he i. DEAD is it much say that the
aegory Of the might be applied with than usual
rroprey to hthat Honor gives her blessing TO his ashes
and FREEDOM waits awhile weeping hermit at his tomb
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Gordon Bennett
of the New York Herald. New York city
made in funds current this
II IN}ALIDS recovering from the effects OF Fever
Bilious Diseases long continued illness OF any kind
i'll find Mixture the only remedy which
will their dropping iitutons eNpel all hGmors
from the blood excite the liver TO prompt and healthy
rcton and It's tonic properties restore the patient to
life and vigor
We cad only say try it single bottle is worth all the
socslled SArsaparillas 1t Mer
Opium. other noxous poisonous drug and
be given the youngest infant without hesitation
the certificates of wonderful round the bot
tie More than 500 persons in Richmond, Va testify
to its good effects
For sale by A. & Q. @. PorTs Richmond.
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Boswell Daguerrean Gallery.

crer SrafIEs Sfore Of Nam dad Pearl
RICHMOND.
NlNo purchased Of Mr.. J. x Boswell. the above we'll
kno"n AMI popular establishment,
inform 1he cubic that it again for the
IL IS the intention TO merit conun
nance 81 me extensive patronage
giving 70 taer
siI act scHr by comparison other GAL
lery, either Eas: Nss = 49, -
We respectfully invite wishing picture. then,eIv.,
or friends. . call And
thai will please, sale
Onr Specimens.
We have quite number and which Sc Sc, ~.
aces OF the citizens OF the
Aad gentlemen call and examine the-EXHIRI
TioN FREE
~ Pictures Of all short notice Of the
feTtal, and fade cerrode With
nPopersne hours from A N. TO P. n
u Drop \ and US. JAMESON & SCOTT.
30 TO NJ OLD CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GENER-
I'-iiaNilS disposed Of establishment above TO
saesss > r. JAmison & J. H. and having carefully
sIsel thea operating ehsersuiy
Is capable OF making good pictures Re produced
any Gi"ery j h. BOSWELL.
AAFea J. lcaS Iln
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THE WEEKLY HERALD,

THE BEST GENERAL NEWSPAPER IN THE WORLD
The New Weekly Herald published every Saturday
the meetings of the State and OF
Home
general appeared in the New York
Daily Herald.
printed in clear large double quarto
Of the best and valuable weekly
The obtain the latest
reliable intelligence OF all
OF the world. No is spared for this purpose
he price is D
Editors
country particularly
agents receive commission
scribers wi be allowed ne commission.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-02

SwEET.-"Sweet prospects. sweet birds and
sweet flowers" is part of most excellent hymn,
and may be hoped for by those in the spring time
of life; and all have now opportunity to
enjoy the sweet and most excellent MAPLE CAN
DY, manufactured by our friend MORGAN JONES
He is prepared to supply Grocers at reason
able rate. For taste of this prime article, call
at Cooks City Grocery Store.
@Talking about Jones' Maple Candy, re-
minds US that friend Achilles Williams, County
Treasurer requests us to call the attention of all
whom it may concern" to hi. TAX notice in an
other column. Those who owe Taxes can see
why thus reminded and make the con
nection, "by eating portion Of the Candy, in or
der to saceeen their dispositions prior to accepting
Achilles very polite and pressing request to call
Es-Talking about visitin. the Treasurers Of
fce, reminds of the fact that there is yet anoth-
er place to visit after the pilgrimage to Centre
vile IS performed--a place where you will be
"taken off, to the satisfaction of yourself and
friends-where a vision of Joy and gladness. at
having performed your duty to your country and
Achilles, WILDE rejected back to your smiling re-
conciled countenance; in short, where YOU can
be translated nsplanted---trans-
well, never mind whether it is mografed or not;
but go JAMIsoN " ScoTT's Daguerrean Gallery,
immediately All the balance of mankind, - to-
gether with their wives sweet hearts and daugh-
tiers. are respectfully invited to "go up" and be
''takenh' See their advertisement in another
column.
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Notice in Attachment.

Office hereby given that the 9Th day January.
d. 1855 writ OF attachment issued
ed Mayor of the City of Richmond Indiana.
chattes rights monies and effects Of Peter
of Chr Fta. and sundry
have been garnihei in the hands Of William
the property Peter Long The Long sul ali
others will therefore
Sc: for iis before az Office Richmond,
l9th day % March next 1855, al 10 O'Clock A. n.
JOHN FINLEY, Mayor.
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SEARS PICTORIAL WORKS FOR 1855.

the reader is solicited the OF
Pictorial books issued the
Of meeting
throughout Union
''..Chipa Thrill
Wars 0: the United States il
OF attraction and interest
VIVA. he wishes obtain is competent Agents in section
their sale offers induce
they
high character, there tu.
contribute their circulation
the will risk but little
Publisher $5 which he will receive
copies wholesale carefully
able
asce he most saleahle, n ord accordingly.
of the country, free of postage, application
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Notice in Attachment.

NOTICE hereby given. that sth February,
D. 1855 writ OF attachment issued by the underssa
City of Richmond Indiana against the goods
chattel credits monies effects OF Maths
Nixon and William E. wilcox
OF which
nsheed the hands Farquhar old the
18th day OF March next 1855 o'clock p NJ OF which
said Benz Maths, and all will notice
JOHN FINLEY, Mayer.
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Learlts Corn aad Cob lrusier- Wi,c- tuEe- PceDI,sa
Cap 6c-we clip the following from Southern paper, and
old friend and fellow give il
a place in our columns:
SocIAL.-Our friend Boswell from the Springs. who
had been regang party Of friends bis residence last
week. made formal cali the morning and presented
with flask of wine which received the the
Agricultural Fair Nashville and slice Of cake
by ladies fair home. The wine, de-
licous favor slipped from premium silver awarded
Mr. Leavit through Col Boswell at Nashville for bis
celebrated Crushing Mills The cake, which lost nothing
comparison with the wine, reminded Of the rusng Of
silks and white satin slippers, all Of which amply dis
by select friends with kind wishes for the
prosperity and happiness for excellent host Col
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For Sale.

patent hes. Washing Nachin. in IN. ,.
ror wAen letters patent
ciaaa state far ana also at the
rst an diploma well
machine cannot be surpassed shile ~..he. IA.
eo.sss fabric perfectly clean without injury Itself
% AZ see u us eheapness in being
entirely Of WOOD and By any ordinary
wood workman and Afford . han profit.
Advantages of this Machine.
Isl Clothes mashed far hand
one aa me same ne they subjected
Of rubbing and which aIIs
receiving the Of L. owing 70 tie el
o1-c y the loaaS boards,
OPERATION even by the in eat texture - -
I'd IAe .iHae less than ira. rsa-fr.a q.
3D. The and far I.ss-b.nsr.5.
eeen doe viiho1i button being
4t All il4aTy 20 the hands
o. e clustering and eh2pping
as hands ofen
II TIE Eaier except
TIE clothes ito the sash and IN
than
5h The machine very easy whole
aor OF Eork Is IS among the
daily routine IF household sasis. - - -
GA The process Ct Eashing simple CONSISTING
s lis up And COVE y means Of the which
any person oss ordinary intelligence
raehs osIse 9, ey Witnessing operation
minutes and 70 such
With II half hours For merely vahinr cIah.
ea and enabling A1J oEe 70 do sho-.
i scarcely De credited who have 40,
for doing p-rs.c, naa,.r a..
ts er.efss He possiese Some particulars e
minutes by seeing 80 briefly WITH ,he..
zee ny e1ter invites che public machine
"a a.. taAs IS required 70 satisfy
machine and is operations = - - -
~ safe and county nsas for re.so1ahie terms
A1afsss T. A DCsDALY.
Richmond. waJ county. Indiana
v B-Trrisory De sold again. desired exeA.a red
ssE pssPey ;a.s ny szis lie Fss.sse
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HauSsknechf's Patent

ker Rsssrg Gear Of Cs-rIeg<s issx<E Js.E9-y
VIE rnserssnt having purchased
patent Tor the eean'ies Wayne Marion Randolph
ca does hereby ceassrsc.
as- Nsntak Q. us1ag the ~iiAn the
es VIZ &c Tor he OF
SAMUEL r LIPPIycof1.
AsoI6oe1- f<orsafy e. iseS lie.
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Elk IRA NOTICE!
TAXES FOR 1854

who havenos paid their earnestly
to aiendto it without further delay. The
60 aAaa hen settlement OF the Duplicate
eest --- . hSN~4S % Az Per
Ia. ny last collection unusually anxious
!. IS nearly square possible
prevent any addition the rae
give siiesiion by 9: -zsstk cad
Ssstras8e, Tor Just shall be mach CROSSED
gs1st Gf.fetszre no
"a krsc Sstii. rs-ties csn meet s<-s
F'@r"S" ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
ce-t..x.u. Coa1ty Treasurer.
H~Sea 's- isaA ll-S
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WAYNE County DAGUERREAN GALLERY-Mr Da
vd Craft has purchased this establishment and is now
prepared to make pictures in the highest style of the
Art. He has employed Mr. Tatman, an experienced
and successful operator, and as he uses superior
quality of plates and chemicals, is prepared to fur
nish pictures that cannot be exceed in this or any
other city He has full and half sized Instruments
and can use skyight, side light. both combined
Persons wishing pictures feke and perfect in every
particular, will please call at the rooms over Jason
Hams store, southeast corner of Main and Pearl
streets
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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 2. 1855
Richmond Pump, Sash. Blind & Door
Mandatory.

JOSEPH DIChIN son has bought the stock hand, Of
the Sash and Door Factory, carried heretofore
his Pump Mandatory and has employed competent work
in the line and hereafter carry that business
branches with the Pump business Or
Sash Blinds, Door Frames, Pumps Lead Wood
Piping properly attended reasonable prices
A work from his establishment will be warranted
give considerable stock of the above arti
eles low OF hand. 81 mo. 10Th 1.55.
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Public Sale.

Y I'LL soii Friday. ah OF March re<s.pe.
Y Of the subscriber half mile north Of Se.ls
Mares Wagon Coss Oats tie sheaf Whe.. sreund
farming implements OF various kinds household
E. Sale 10 On sad dav
Terms liberal and made known day Of
ALEXANDER WATSON.
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ESGYNy Heifer.

fS TAKEN BY David RAilssaek, living one nile cas-.
L14A City Richmond .sray He;rr-
AzAR dark reor. Aboc; uaayk, or
brands pe-cesvsee Appraised fourteen by
Charles and y. W c. Ncwhnney Before
March IL IA.
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E the Palladium.
ENE FROM LIFE.
column

The rich man sat beside his board.
Attired in rich array;
His wealthy friends around him thronged,
For twas festal day;
et IN his mien was pride AMI scorn,
Tho he himself was lovly born.
1t was hi, daughters nuptiaI feast,
Why should he not rejoice?
To see her welded in her youth,
And welded TO his choice
Tho present was all bright him.
Without one cloud his sky TO dim.
There was one guest, who did not share,
The rich mans festive cheer,
The bridegroom was has sou-Irl- law.
And still he held him dear,
In vain he strove TO cheek the Ugh.
Then turned aside, the tear to dry.
few short wears ago. he looked
On as loved. fair,
A hopeful a. the blooming bride,
That is smiling there
But death, unlocked for, dealt the blow;
That laid his hopes forever low.
And he, who vowed TO never change
Had wept-then turned away,
To smile upen second bride,
The gayest of the gay
Ere time had Gained the fathers grief
Fer sh. the time had boen bat brief.
Two little ones climbed on his knee,
Awaiting his caress.
lie loved them for their mothers sske,
How could he share the nuptial cheer
When a.! lis thoughts were sal and dreaF.
The rich man needed not his signs,
And heed not his tears
The present was all bright TO him
The future without fears
His sky had never been o'crcas.--
He ne r had felt af.iictioa's blast
He boosted Of his vast estate,
His honors. and his wealth,
How fortune did upon him smile,
With plenty, and with health
Broad were his landS-immense his store,
Yet still, bis svarice grasped for moro.
His wife, his children and his friends,
AL thought called him hIest.
But that dread p!aguc-spot. avaricc,
Was calkerIng III his breast
He felt net fer the suffering poor,
And gainst the needy barred his door
The young wife ted her pi,eous tale,
tale too sad-too true
How all they had, was sacrificed
To meet the rich mans due,
ner husband sick-her infants young
hes youthful heart, toe deeply wrung.
he tears stole down her faded cheek,
Sne oreathed, to heaven A PRAYER
S-oA prayer as never yet hath fail'd
To be recorded there
Dung wife. one tear Of thine is more
To heaven than al the rich man. .to-s
, MONTH, IS.
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PARTY PREJUDICE.-A good anecdote is told
of a co untryman from New York, who was visit
ing Washington a. the time Mr. Van Buren, was
ocrat, and of course held Mr.. Van Buren, in the
highest reverence He sat in the circular gallery
of the Senate, gazing at the Vice President with
a mingled feeling of awe and State pride, when
suddenly tall and ma este form appeared at the
side of the hall. and beckoned to Mr.. Van Buren,
There was little business doing. and the Vice
President calling Senator TO the chair, joined
the person mentioned when both seated them
selves on sofa, both snuffed from the same box
upon the knee of his companion, and every now
and then hearty laugh would escape them, show
ing that whatever might be the topic they were
discussing it was one which was agreeable to
both.
as that Mr.. Calhoun with our Vice President
asked our country friend, turning TO person
near him.
mo sir
is ii Mr.. Benton"
mo sir
us il General Wall?"
mo sir
May | ask who it is?'
why. that is Mr.. Clay"
''Mr. Clayl'' almost shreked the man; land
does Mr. Van Buren, speak 10 HIM Rot me if
vote for him again" and the fellow .,alked from
the hall. firmly believing that the country was
lost
Rev " Rois
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