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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-03

IN syen shall coimruce Immediately in the Courts
intans p To oct aside the CONVEYANCE he folio vuS
Lands to he odArs ara ln.o. Central Railroad Company,
upon which bORds have hn ts>lcd by said COMPANY
''Tbe N. quarter IS hIf Of section Sc ~
Eish ha!s Of section - snc hall OF section 81 sad the
n Quarrcr = ha ". and Garter of section b. T ~
n Of sW the T. bali Of section IS aud all of .e. ton ~
T. ~ N. r. 3 West containing - 900 aces Also the Y w
quarter Of section % and \. quarter Of ecton % the W
halt Of N w. quarter 81 section - aud 20, L qlser of
n w quarter % section - ali in T. q w eSot Guias
80 AcTea" A MAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-03
furniture.

ENAMELFD CHAMBER FCRNT1 CRE-At
~ II. Z. FARRINGTON'S MAauiAetory NATerooras NoS
~ and IS Woosier-st between Grand and Broons
IRON FIRNITURE.-The New-YorS FOunde-
r, Rsips Aua Iron Furniture Works furnish 81 kind. Of
CAST sn9 WROUGHT-lROS WORK Tor BUILDINGS. A
seat.r VARIETY OF Patterns for Iron Ruling tlAn other
IA sou ,i In New.yot and the A,g manusrtory OF Ion
tu,uiture IN IN. I, ui,.d stAtes SANFORD TABB,
No 81 GreeDest, New YORK
CHOW CASES.-HOiman x Ferschs Show
~ Case wAreToo1as Nos. ~ ChdhAH st AL 81 5oEeLJ
general Assonen: Of Show Ces Kept constantly OH hA9d I'D
saOE Cases taken EIcLADg- OreTs promptly executed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-03

VALUABLE FARM at AUCllON.-l Inc sio-
,,rib.r having determined 90 the West dc
sirou, Of dspo.ps the FARM on which he no eniss
pe..snty the Town Of EAST FlShhFLL Dutehes
County within mile e the HoPewe Churea about eight
nile. from the dspo, Of the Hudson River Railroad and ste.n
boat An din q, New Hsmbrt and sI miles eat OF Fshk
Village The Farm contains about 4o acres or choice ANA
,uaby dyieed mo arabic meadow and wood ls4d and DE-
eide div in besgta fertile and eaihiu Por
tiol. Of Dutoh,ss County. IL IN hsh state q" cut.oa
vel fenced admirably Alap ei - purpoc OF grams
and he raising fstteGing Of stock or Ihe uYs1oh OF
sA vol wsteTed having three never l+ns streams
passing through it, With LumeroIs springs and poHiHHJ
stocked with an sT ds Of fruit Of the best yAietes
eilLE house il commOdious mansion ven ouh snd
has most he ef modern building. aud Is ~ e
e.ept Iepar Beside thus there tensff houses aud
large and ban, hay esrse houses with other
outbUIdirss. -v, - l.. 49,.
To AIy person who msy desire comfortable home IN the
country this ~ found offer superior inducements ~hlc
and understood Pos0n@ in.PoS""" VI
the premises. g, . A., 49,. MIL, a.
PIJBIIC AUCTION on WEDNESDAY the 7th day OF Jsnu'
.ry utIt O'Clock the premises The most IN
exceptionsbe title given. ,,,,+s n,,ucv
Intormai.on may be had sppcation 20 TuNAs BRlNCk
FRHoFF ESQ Al Poughieepse; THEODORE %OLHEMUS.
IT, Beaver and New forf ~ 10 TIE SUD
scrber the premises Terms Oh day 81 sale ,,,ycv
Fast Fshkll. Dec. ), 1856. THU. j. VAN " ICN'
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mants.

A GIRL WANTED-In a private family, to
IN Cook and who understands her bu.inos
Insy apply at No. II Huberts st. tbi, dsy
A LADY capable Of Teaching English French
aid Music both Instrumental aud Vocal desires -
ALTON 10 OWE INSTRUCTION, in thChArdbp loi
BOARD Also situation A. soprano Singer 10 Church pes
Of r.ferenoe given Address A. b. I, Unons1usre Post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-03
Boaro ano Rooms.

A ROOM with Bedroom adjoining. may De hid
"A with BOARD In the bfoER,s'one h0a'' NJ 10. h-''
Iatk a. opposlte the Academy 81 Muse
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PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPER wishes EN-
"A PIOYMENT for biz leisure evening". Reference gwen
N desired Te reasonable Address H. c. AZ The Tribune
Office week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-03

COPARTNERSHIP.-A V. 5. GROEobESH
u b., dis d,y s..oc.,sd with him ANDREW }. "OoO,
l,f- Of The frn ii Preesnd Stuart Co. aud VII
general OIL and LARD buspess under the nIn OF 49,
EECK 4 MOOD A. No $40 Wsshins n.t cor 81 D1tHe'
,eS1 ~ A Y y GROESBECk.
JAIL l. 4''' ANDREW J. WOOD.
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Builoins nlatcrinls.

LINGUISTIC TlLES-For Nestibules, H1lls.
i HceTl, luUe-roOns Conssrvs;ories. &c GARNAIRE
CHIMNEY .1UrS. DRAIN PIPES. &c. For sA.c By
MILLER COATES. No .Ts Pod st. Nj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-03
JOSEPH HEGvNS. Aoctioueer.
VNWF SALE of JEWELkY and WATCHES

A. No 2s Fulton-.t Bros klvn By order Of Assgnes o.
q For,yth sll b. c1ntinu ned THIS DAY jan aod will
b. clo..d finally THIS EvEING. The evening" sale will
[ s u
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Copartnership Notices.

A CARD-The undersigned having lei' the e
"A plo,u.at Of Ms SIith with -hon De AAs 9eea 20
tAs,d the past yclTsl 10 The eeaufe y uaJ
uuueruas friends and .cq AIN taai Ae 10 -
srs,r,,g.d Wilh MOSES SIGELOW e.l he lac urn
Bisow Prics AID ficipses he pleasure 81 - ~ -
Il. "a 70 solicit Of tbcir PAtou Ms
.,,pd Nc. slO and SD MubeIfy.t, se~Sk y y,,,rrrn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-03

A RARE CHANCE.-AGENTS WANTED to
~ SELL. NEW WORK which will have rapid sale.
Active men can make from IS so per day: Apply at
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Cost an0 fonno.
R E W A. R D 9,y2

ID Ill., LOST GOLD HUNTING DETACHED LEVER
white dial no cA4ss: also. q CASTILLlAH CHAIN, Win
GOLD FENCIL, L0CKET KEY and PIN attached Tas
finder will the above reward by applying At BDELS
JEWELRY STORE. No. 3ii Bleeckef-st Toe above prop
erty wt4 Lost on WEDSEsDA f AFTERNOON Dee 81, Is6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-03
NOTICE The HOLDERS of SHARES in the

NOTICE The HOLDERS Of SHARES in the
IN PEOPLES BUILDING ASSOCIATION Guy Of New.
1Ork hereby Notified thu al Shlrrs which
have been made I liz months - Ne 0th DAY Of January
neat viii b. forfeited pursuant " Of ;he act under
Nteh sAd Association created BY order of the Tusecs
J. 2. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
ID h. DEYOS PROMPT and RELIABLE
ADVERTISING AGENCY,
No. TAppletOHs Building NJ. 3lS BROADWAY
Refer, 10 Ae..rs GREELEY MeELRATH
w T. PALMER the ADV ERTlSlNG AGENT,
xives lis OF the Pnncips practical operation. sid
mode Of AdyeTtsns dscruius tng business 20
e. $50 10 soopt a thoTou gh Gnd lUdieioGs system
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L I'D NI % OhI DEho hive HIS On hQ-
Il utrsd into their firm % Partners JOSEPH ELY snd
CHAUECEi ". BROWN. {. ". 1 J. 7. MOORE L Co
New York, January l, 1887.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-03

The undersigned have ts day formed
r,,ro. ~ tr,nsSrtins the WHOLESALE PAPER and CON
MISSION BUSINESS under the hrm OF beEoE uALh
SANDS aud viii continue the bushes. OF the late hEm 81
Hama L Be,be
AtNo. = Beekmsns,.
Jan. 2, 1855. ooD,,,cv ,rrpp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-03

The pce WI vary iTom 70 20 sccoFdns @ IocAton
quality etc deeds be made until further
ace STIMULATING the purchase money to be paid in ye annual
become due in two from the
date of contract an the others annually thereafter The last
payment Il the end OF the sixth year from tue
date lands subject TO taxation
till finally paid iOr.
INTEREST WILL CHARGED ONLY THREE PER CENT PER
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-14

& HONS ON THE FARM.-The farm preserves
the family in its integrity. The house has in
that charming word, and that still more charm
ing thing the iresids-aroun1 which parents
and children gather, and where the bright and
cheerful blaze upon the hearth Is but true
type Of the flame Of love that glows in every
heart. The parents have been drawn together,
not by the sordid motives OF wealth, or by the
ambitious desire Of social display, bat For the
personal qualities seen in each other. The
glory Of that fireside 10 the husband islha' the
wife il there, and to the wife that he is there
Here they gather at morning, and at evening,
and at noon. Their hoard is almost always
surrounded with the same circle, Here they
spend the long winter evenings together, en-
livened With the school books Of children, The
nswspspeEs and journals, and works ot history
and Seiehcs...A constant HON ,geneoas indu-
cnce goes forth from This circle to the yoang
hearts that are moulding there. Parental vigi.
lance guards the young against wicked COM
panions. II the religious influences are right
in that home, they will all grow up aid be
good citizens, 10 be the pillars Of society,
wherever their lot may be cast. The sons fol-
low the business Of their father as sson As their
labors are available. They are with him in
the field, and BY the way, and Al home. They
form industrious habits, aud are prepared for
the responsibilities Of life.-[ American Jour-
nal Of Education. e kN sfsa
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Sclrft Storp.
From Porters Spirit Of the rimes
4 Night ON Lake Winnipissco-
gee.
~ eIAaA AucvsrA.

Evening Get in cold aud gray. Cntil noon,
The sky had bsen clear; but, ~ the sur declin-
ID, thick, leadsn haze had obscnred his sick
" light, and appearance gave promise Of the
eoldest night Of an unusually cold season. The
y train on the c. Railroad was detained
By the immense drifts Of snow, which had
formed upon the lines; and II was past nine
o'cleek when the pafing locomotive came
slcwly and lsboriously up to the little de-
rpot st 49,, the northern terminus Of the
route. a
AZ isusual in the country, a. well 10 places
more thiekly settled, quite little company had
assembled ia the principal room Of the build
ing, 70 talk over the severe weather, and dis
euss the probability OF the nom arrival OF the
tsaia that aight. With the first sound Of the
smn'bus whistle. the door of the depot was
erowisd with anxious heads, each striving to
pisrce farther into the darkness than It's neigh
Dor. The usual variety Of passengers alight-
eds saeh one anxious about his or her Gag.
gage, and each one particularly certain that
twas IN just the place where the freight mas
tsr protested Il was not; but, y il is with only
one of this motley assemblass that We have
10 d, ws win pass the others silently by.
She wass young lady, our heroine, and Dress
Cd with utTsme slsgsnce Sptiqging hastily
70 the platform. scarssly teuchiag the sxised-
Cd band q the gsntlemanly conductor, phs
gassd anxiously around her for : moment, and
then made her way to the windew Of the stice,
which was pushed back, to allow tho oGlcial
withis tersesivs the express boxes, and sepa-
sste The msils. Tho man started - her low
nusical taae fell on his ear.
aCsn you tcll me the, distance 10 Wolf
burE?" s
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-14

/, a. "Ottumwa, comfy seat Of Mahasks,
is pleasant town situated on the slopins bluff,
and contains some fine buildings. The sCur-
lew House." with its image Of that bird, is
prominent object. There are some neat cot
tages here, which make one compare the place
with some older towns. The Court House is
fine brick building, up on the slope, and com
manding tine view Of the surrounding coun-
try"
The above is from the Keosauqua Repubii-
can, furnishe,; by a correspondent OF that pa
per. A slight mistake Of the county, It win
be seen, BY those familiar with this part Of ths
country.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-14


Once week is enough for decent white
man to wash himself all over; and whether ia
summer or winter. that onght to be done with
soap, warm water, and hogs hair brush, in
room showing at least seventy degrees Fab
renheir. - M; 81 7-.j4 ...5.ss.,sgiEs ~,
= Baths should be taken early in the morning,
FOR It is then that the system possesses fhr
power Of reaction in the highest degree. Any
kindsof bath is dangerous soon after meal,
or soon after fasiguing exercise No man OF
woman should take a bath at the close Of the
day, unless by the advice Of the family physi-
,cisn. Many q man, in attempting to cheat his
doctor out Of a fee, has cheated himself out Of
his life; aye, it is done every day. t.s'.
The best, safest. cheapest, and most univer-
sally accessible mode of keeping the surface
OF the body clean, besides the once week
washing with soap. warm water, and hogs
hair brush :, Is as Follows: 2 49,.
As soon as yon get ont Of bed in the morn
ing, wash your face, hands. neck. and breast !;
then, IN the same basin Of wa,er, put your
feet at once, for about minute, raboinS them
briskly all the time; then, with the towel,
which has been dampened by wlping the face,
feet. ETC., wipe the whole bo!y we'll, Fast, and
bard, mouth shut, breast projecting. Let the
VIII ,le thing be lone within f.e minutes
At night, when you go 10 bed, and whenev
er you get oat Of bed daring the night, Dr. when
yol fiGd yourself wakefal or restless, spend
from two to FIVE minutes in rabbins your
whole body with your hands, as far. as you
can reach in every direction. This has ten-
dency to preserve tnat softness and mobility
Of skin which is essential to health, and which
too frequent washings viii always destroy.
Tint precautions are necessary, in con,ec-
tion with the bath room, is inprrssiveiy sig
niied in the death Of an American lady OF re-
fnemens and position, lately, after taking .
bath soon after dinner Of Surgeon Hume,
while alone in a warm bath; and OF an emf
nent New Yorker, under similar cireumstan-
ces, all within a year.-[ Hall's Journal IT
Health. go fs El
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4oftrg.


Il "a EA& y t&%s Fa.sa EN} - .eFg - n 4t&- Itf.sf
~ o. ". HoLNEs
HH ~ sektF aF Eetf III
The Comet. IIeisgn his way. s.,t
And singing = shies;
The whining Pitnets shrink before
The spectre OF the skies;
Ah!well may regal orbs burn blue.
And satellite turn pale,
Ten million cubic miles Of head,
Ten million leagues Of tail /.
On, on by whistllns spheres Of hight.
Ne flashes and he flames;
He t1rns not to the lef, or right. p 81
lie ssks them not their names;
One spurn from his dcmoniac heel 8s
; Away, away they ny,
Where darkness might be bottled up
And sold for "Tyresn dye"
xnd what would happen 20 the land.
And how would look the sea.
II, In the bearded DEVILS path
Our earth should chance TO be-
Pull hot and high the sea would boil,
yull red the forests CLEAN
Nethought heard and saw II all,
In dyspeptic dream.
! saw the tutor take his tube,
The Comets course to spy,
Iheard . screan.--the gatheredrays
Had stewed the tutors eye;
saw . fort the soldiers all
Were armed with goggles green;
Pop cracked the guns whiz dew the balls
Hang went abe magazine
lsaw the scaldng pitch roll down
1he cracking, swesning pines,
And streams Of smoke, Ike water spouts,
Burst through the runbiine mines
asked the nremen why they made
fuch noise about the town;
They answered; but all the while,
; The breaks went up and down,
Isaw aroastlns paile. .it
Upon baking egg
saw . cripple scnrch his hand
Extinguishing his iey'
lsaw nine geese upon the wing
: Toward the frosen pole, fFs
And every mothers gosling fell
crisped to cracking cosil
u saw the or that browsed the grass,
wrlthe In the blistering rays.
The herbage In his shrinking jaws,
Was all . nery ibisse:
saw huge fishes boiled 70 rags,
Bob through the bubbling brine:
And thoughts cfsupper crossed my soul
J had been rash at mine.
Strange sights! Strange sound fearful dream
~ memory haunss me still,
The steamins sea. the crimson glare,
That wreashed each wooded hill;
Stranger ifthrough thy rcelihg brain
n a. - -
epare. spare, ospare thine evening meal,
And sweet shall be thy sleep!
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-14

No MonE INDiASs.--Ge General Shields, who
went 70 the scene ST the I:dian war, ia Min
nesota, gives a statement OF the condi,isa Of
things there, from which it appears that there
Is no Indian war prevailing aud no hostile Inli.
ans in that vicinity, and that these hostiiities
were all con6aed to the one foray which ter.
minated in the massacre at Springfield. The
Minnesota Indians had nothing to do with
that and ths efforts to aroase the people to
make war upon the Indians Of Minn~sota orig
mates with, and is tept up by, spectators Tor
sinister parposes.-Gu City. I i
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}OLD SERIES, Vol. 8, NO. n
TERMS, s1.50 I'm Advance.
winter and spring.

The farewell to Winter, and welcome -
Sumner, by Mrs. Barry Cornwall Wilson,
are beautiful and appropriate at this season,
when winter li,gers IN the lap Of Spring.
Go! Winter, go!
Thy frozen locks and tresses white,
And looks that kincle not delight,
Ard breath that chills the young hearts
glow,
And frowns that make the tsar-drop start,
No bliss, no pleasure. can im2art; =.
- GJ! Winter, gol
Come Summer come!
With genial skies and baddi,g e,wers, -.
And balmy gales and fragrant showers,
And smiles that elothe the earth in flowers,
Comet with thy bright and fairy band,
And scatter gladness o'er the land; -.
Come Summer, come ~,
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NEw Yonx, Msyif.i

NEW OHH, WX dV IL.
q The steamship America from Livefpoofon
the 18th ult.. arrived this r. NJ svsss7xs
The only Two items OF English news by.his
arrival are the birth Of "another princess,'
making the min b royal infant, and scefe-
monies Of laying the foundation Of free u.
brary and museum, presented TO the citizens Of
Liverpool by WIN. Brown, M. p There was
quite lnll in politics waiting the re-asssm.
bling of Parliament
From France the intelligence Is that the
Emperor proposed to visit Algeria after the
visit to Paris of the Grand Duke Constantine,
so that the French Republicans intend to put
up Carnot Cavap ance. and others for the Leg
islatIve Chamber. Reports continle to circu-
late of conspracies against the Enperor'sIlfe,
bat they are most exgravsgant. 3 s8
f II is reported from Brussels that the fonr
powers being wearied with the delay in the
NenfchateI affair are about to draw. up terms
of their. own, and call on Prussia and S.vitzer-
land 20 assent at once. gfh ssFsa
& From Madrid we have information OF the
statemen: that England and France are &C.
su"'Y uCt"Ccu sSpttu dfu lHcN'CO.
Prussia is me iiating between the Western
Powers and Naples. Sardinia has proposed
to the Pope to resume negotiations with Rome
on the terms of CARDINALS Hat for Lqro3e,
Bishop of Frangani, and C,ncor,iat for Sar-
dtnia generally. Wartemsarg has signed
Concordat with Rome. The claim OF Turkey
for restitution Of Persian territory isto be sub
mitted by Persia 10 the arbitration OF France
and England. The treaty between England
and Persia had arrived from Teheran; but Eve
or six weeks will eIapse before terminated
Private letters from Madrid on the 10th,
state that Lord Howden ani'the Marquis, de
Turgot are doing everything in their power to
prevent the breaking out of hostlities between
Spain and Mexico, as from latest ami sarrss
information it is apprehended there is plan
OF the United States to make division Of Gu.
ba in the event of war. Eg# sHs
The Spanish Minister Of Foreiga Affairs
evinces great anxiety to come to an arrange.
ment and is moderate in his views, but the diff
ference is that Senior La Fraqua, the Mexican
convoy, who is now at Paris, will not 60 to
Madrid without being received officially. and
presented to the Queen as formal representa-
tive of a country. fs
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-14

CONDENSED ARcuMENr "A very celebra.
ted otch divine says: " The world we inhab-
II must have an origin; that origin must la e
consisted in . cause; that cause must have been
intelligent; that intelligence musr have been
efficient that efficiency must have been ulti-
mate; that ultimate power must have been sl-
prelne; and that which always was. and is, Sa-
preme, We know ~ the name Of God
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-14

q There i one chance 10 2so, ,999, ,9ao Of
the anticipated comet striking the earth. So
the question, shall We burn, mp wAsn that
scorchsr Of . comet faps its great tail on the
18Th II June, on shall we come or with noth-
Ing, 10 settled.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-14

u O. There are now in the Treasnry sab.
ject to draft. s23,25o coo $3.5O0, ,Ooo are, on
deposit in Boston, nearly the sane am ,unt in
New Orleans, and upwards Of $4,000, 900. In
New York. sSs 49,, ,.tA s.,, ..S.s...
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-14

ca The Chinese haker, Alum, accused #
poisoning the bread at Canton, was acquitted,
and TINS may be said to have saved his bakin'.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-14

q The difficulty Of attainment Is COM
monty proportioned TO excellency Of object.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-14

ET Alady adve.tises for a husband in New
York six feet high. This votasess Of hy men
oaght to marry a grenadier. .s - 4ss
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-14

@ The most importa tease lately brought
before the Troy rollce Court was that Of an
ssassanlt and battery with iatent to kick"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-14

ca The health Of Crawford, the sculptor,
has greatly improved, and strong hopes ere
now entertained of his recovery. @'a
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-14

0T Mr.. Golden fixes the population Of
China at 3c0,O00,0C0.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-14

"a When man knows not how to sup
port life, he has little leisure for sorrow.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-14

G0 Ths heart Of generous woman, pro.
yoked and slighted, can do great things.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-14

ca Among the new mil routes establish
ed at the last session Of Congress. wa. one
from ottnmwa, v.a Blakeshurg and Abba to
Charlton, Lucas county. $50
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-14

ca The st. Louis Republican describes a
Iproject for redeeming . strip Of lsnl on the
Mississippi, from the ninois river to Qaipcy,
by = levee forty miles in length, by which
oyerd,w will be prevented, and a large and
very valuable tract made fit for cultiyation.f
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-14

CT Solitude cherishes great virtues, and
destroyes little ones.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-14

q In looking into the origin Of the FESTIVE
tiles Of May, We fad that .hey were 6rst Oh.
served in honor oe tlora, and where among
the most innocent oe pagan rites. whsa they
were iiTst introduced into Eaeland,t 1t isdifscul,
to determine. The Draidson May eve were
accustomed to light large 6res On sminenees
in gratitude and joy Tor the return Of Spripg.
In bis Court 1t Love, Chauess ssys, that on
this day = forth gosth oil the Court, most aad
least to fetch the flowers fresh, and branch
aud bioom.n
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-05-14

He who thinks his place below him, will
certainly be below his Place.