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GTA drunkard was once made so sensi-
bic Of his follJs as 70 resolve on reformation
on fading himself one night eudeasorins to
light his cigar By ray Of maoushine streams
in through the kcybole.
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NOTICE.

LEI E4Aof administration or thc Estafa
OF Mrs Elz.N Nth Fickes, late of Union fowa-
snip, dec. q ha'pg been This day granted TO TIC
SUBSCRIBER, frsiNg il SAID township, all per-
sons indebted To I'D estate ar4 chcrefure noti-
iiti to make Payaisi Immediately, and these
hNlns cilims a6'InA the estate VIII present
en- duly authcutiofui for settlement.
JOSEtH INLER,
Admir-.
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Hogs are pattern of good humor.-
Hit 'em kick and they forget it as soon as
they are out of reach. Dog 'em and they
root as happy as il they are left alone.
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Auditors Notice.

THE undersigned appointed by the
Court Auditor to distribute the funds in
he hands of the assignee of DR.. W. L.
Richter 1.-THE r,aiicr being sgain referred)
will uieet all parties interested az The Court
Ionsc on Tuesday, the 10Th of November,
next.
JNO. II. FILLER,
Gstf4 Auditor.
Z Oct 80. 1857.
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SO c.ENTs REWARp.

RANAW W f,ont ITO s,sbsclib on tho h
inst Ioha Inns. n appgestice 70 the iuming
bus ,s-. Ali persons ara clatieaei ssainst
& ,r,oria. cr ausginG sid hoy. Es I am deter
raiuod 60 i.sy no aests &c kis CONTRACTING
JAMES O'AEAI-
W RI osiaou, Tp.. oo( 30. 1881. ..t.l
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State of Illinois, Carh>l,, June ~ ga.
l have ussd profesylrO.J u. Woods II lir Re-
s.orutive, and nave admired its @ord derfGl effect
My hair WAS becoming as thought premature
ly gray, bur By taa us1 OF tIe ..Restorltire. it
has resumed lls ori gin j Color, aal hive no
doubt, pernianetly 50.
SIDNEYBREESE,
Ex-Sen.tor United St4ses.
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: NIsS Ii FEEks. 2ss Greenwich Az.

/ have used Professor .. j Woods .lflr
Restorative, and have adnirel its wand .eiul
eG.cts. Il restored my iiIir whera it bad fallen
off il cleans til. hs d, anIrsa lars the hlie soft
anI snloo.h much more 50 than oil.
MARY A. ATKINSON.
: Louisville, Nov. l. 1855
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THE wrTEEERED HEART,

BY 7. ,. AkI IIU IA
This is large 12mo. volume. PRICE 500
with fae mezzotint engraving, and is one Of
the most thrilling tales ever written by the
authoc 1t shows how men may seem to the
wofl all that is gpo AMI nols. AL yet ba a
tyrant in his family, and finally send his wifs to
Il mad hnuse.
We On llish all Mr.. Arthur's new books, also
orks of History, Biography, &c. for which We
w,nt Agents IN ali parts OF the lite States,
to whom The lMgoSt commission VII be paid,
also all extra commission in ths W " of gifts.
J.w, BRADLEY,
4s North Fourth St. Philadelphia, Pa.
Snecir,eD ronies sort hy mail free
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TO COLLEC TORS!

Collectors of Taxes are hereby notified to
pay into the County Treasury, at the Noyeln-
Der Court, as large an amount of taxes as
possible. Tue wants OF the County render
this urgent demand necessary.
The notes of all current Pennsylvania
Banks will be received for taxes. 1t is also
desirable that each Collector shall pay u
portion in specie
DAVID OVER,
Treasurer.
Oct. 80. IS57.-3t.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN ARKASsAs.--
The Monticello Sage OF the 30th gives some
particulars Of bloody tragedy which
recently occurred in Ashley county. The
SGge's informant states that couple of ne
gro men, melted, according to their own
declarations, BY man named Miller, went
to the residence of Mrs. Hill, and after at
tempting 10 violate her person, murdered
herself aud hegress, who threatened to
tell of the dreadful crime, set FIRE TO the
house and burned them in the aames. As
soon as the fac. was known, "a large number
of the neig. bors assembled at The scene of
the tragedy, and having secured tue perpe-
traitors OF the Geudish crime Zone of whom
confcssedl, proceeded to take tho law into
their hands and inflicted summary veu-
geancc by binding the prisoners to 4 stake
aul building around them funeral pyres,
amid whose fames they soon expiated their
terrible and unnatural sin.
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Dw. SANFORD'S
lNIIGaRiTOR,
np TIVER REMEDY

,prtrfE THAT EVERY BODY
4 -. who II not IL 4 perfect sttts " tsaisp
1-.,Ss L;psg is secolil onlf 10 the s~Is = ~.
.enorpy. aud when tll. Is deraozsS t,is
~, / vial machinery fufs wfois- 80
,,,..d,c;ne peculiaTl aiaptel 10 thls ai'S17 80 /
i,,,, tl,,, stuly nf one Of the pr"psiesVts' ~ i
80 ,,,l extended practice for the Pis iWehsy
y a,'1 rhe result Of lis experiment IS the |
;,'r,tor. s never failing remedy wnere
l'' .s,sr,ns + = any power TO help. AS Liver
kennedy Il has no equal, as all TESTIFY VINO uss
ii.
! ,ady writing from Brooklyn, says, /" "Doa;d
! eat q ul Eexpress in this sayft letter inc Vd'
1'l.1. H., ,eorltor hls beea toms IN raising
~, ~, I'D ilg oeehii,lren, fJr it has never fair
~ re rsi;sre al Elections Of the stomseh bow
Il =. -. ~. att.cks OF wesms. Irmotlers once had
e y.n,edg placed tAtlia their reach. aai Fefe
oe Ns .,'t INV Il Use it, fearful AMI untold a
~ in- TOT agony might = sAvei''
To- - ~
!. six yearaur promipest bakers says, ':Fise or
az, ,s,tb !, Evacc / FINN mlseif running down
IS, eFator' s was 5stly rslleed, aud, continuing
et. '"l : eersr,,'n ss1sgl1, cqqtirelg Sscr4l."
as m a aaa s4,s w,s sfr NJ ' e sssa s roaa hot
Complaint, aud before sA had ron ,.-,.sIs L.s5s
res oft she vas az work eArs ny r
i'm ils- S2F aer lAli-
IN 4 gentleman, recently from the
IN. whIe at Chicago, e wts attIcxed WI 80 p
~ lingering ieg sr that baiied the skill sio~
M, eiiu>, bus the IaYigor4tor cured hin * =.
10, days. -"
One o:our city merchants said, while
RS visit 70 Troy, day Us siuce he WIS a. faca
4ct with bowel ami stom lch disorders, as to CT
,ui finh him to bis room, nc sent to the drag stt
rs for botil, gtnyisor ,tor, took one ,se, viii
m, relieved him So that nc WAS able to attend
~. business.
~. An acquaintance, whose business CONF.
Nh hira 10 write mo.t OF the tinle says he bec.tl
.u- 50 wels as to be unable al times to hold
pen, whle at others, sleep would oyerpoU
.nl, him bet The Insigorator cured him
eel \ gentleman from Brooklyn called on us
ali. week two since, boxing bat iii. shadow 0
inc man, with skin yellow, pIl, anl de1tllike
ory He had beea Tor long time suffering f.
on Jaundice and Dyspepsia, and unabls to att,
ran TO his basiness. We saw him again to-da
~, changed mln, aad 10 use his expression, he
ian not seen she bottom of the first bottle, and E
dv ther adds .sit siyed my life, FOR ! WIS fast
ing 10 = consumptive's grave
III Among the hundreds of Liver Remedies n
in III ;red t. the public. II re are none W. ia
,ek tuliy recommend as DR.. S4nfor.l's Iavig,rat
me VI feA heine,.s, 90 grhr4%4! KNOWN
cit .'no" oa' IN; = alPh' Ihis pttpiF5t' Is !
ths " a Liver lnyigonsoEs producing Ire n
hlppy results on ali vino use it. Almost in
,wn iner1alc certificates hlro bsen given ofthe gr
ain virtue Of -iiis m sieiAc by those Of the high
au standing in society, and it is, without dol
/ Of the best prcpsrotioa now h-iore the public.
SANFORD & CO., ProprietoIs, 345 Bro
;fo- way, New York.
and For sale by Or. B. T, Harry, and Druggi
rjrs generally.
II Oct. 80, 1857.
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Great irrTai of
FALL And WINTER GOODS.

JUST receive and on hard, the hest as
sortment OF BOOTS and SHOES that
could be selected for the Citizens Of 3 .iford,
and strangers visiting the place. door south
Of dinnicA's Confectionery Store, Inliana
Street.
Mems Grained watarPrao long legged
Bouts, Mems thick sole eastern :n3do
long legged Boots. Mems Kip aud C ,ffse
Iieavy Boots, Gents Fine Gait double
sole Boots, Gents Oxford Ties, GeEis'
Congress Caters, Mems Heavy city fnaic -
Bcog ms, La lies Marecco Boots, Ladiss'
Goat Heel Boots, Womens' C If heavy
winter Boots; Misses aal ChilarenS' Boots
in variety, boys Boots of ali kinds, siz.
aa'l descriptions
+ CAPS, in variety, viii hc always KIT on
ahand.
S Persons wishing IS purchase good Boots ani
Shoes viii please sise me cali befo.c aayins
ADAM FERGUSON.
Oct. Z, 1857. =
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CAPT HERspoS. The Sayannal Gecr-
cian, in announcing the arrival 10 that place
of Mr.. Adolph Frcdericks, one of the
survivors of the Central A,aerica, says:
Hs speaks Of Capt. W. L. Herndon, the
commander, 10 the highest terms, as a brave
man and gen,lemln. Between two and
three hours after the vessel sank, Capt. II
foated up TO where Fredericks aud some
others were on arafi. Capt Fl. vas pro-
vided Riih a handsome India rubber life
prcscrver, and vas hoating on piece of
plank. He addressed them encouragingly,
saying, boys this is poor craft to get to
New York il. Have you got any brandy
among you'" To Fredericks, Capt II.
seemed capable of floating in safety for
length Of time.
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A ycr's Cn1rry Psetosai.--ttr tie cUie.o %
tAcoushs, Colds, As.. can be had at Or
Hisry's Drug Store
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JyO. II. FILLER,
Oct. 80, 1857.
.x'O asagsAsAt.as.

Notice Is hereby giscn ta ieH sRstaile,s
whose Licenses relntin uupsii, that if they
are Net paid at November f'oort nex,, they
wili be placed in the hands OF proper OF
ieer for collection.
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N B.-Specmen copies seEt by mail, free,
on receipt oil the price OF book.
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TIE undersi sned has iust returned from
! the Eastern Cities, with large stock of Fall
/ aad Winter Goods, aad is now exhibiting ID
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N.B.-si 90 and 6 postage stamps enclosed
70 sny authorised Agsnt, win insure 6attie
OF Tho Pills by retdrn mali.
For s,ls by Or. d. 7. Harry ~
0ct.3 ls57-zz. 60 e atas4s - >
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LIST OF CiIISES.

, dowo for trial at the Nov. Term. leth
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A Sensible Girl.

Some years since young lady, remarkable
for her maturity and good sense, daughter of
distinguished lawyer and member of Con-
gress from Worcester county, was placed at a
young ladies' boarding school in the neighbour
hood of Boston, Her unaffected ma nners and
sprightliness won the affections of many of the
young ladies, who were full of their kind Of
fees, until one day they inquired The occupa-
ton of their fathers. Our young friend per
ceiving the drift of their inquiries, gave them
to understand that her father was shoemaker
when many Of them were struck with horror
at her vulgar origin, and change took place
in their conduct towards her. She, however,
though fully understanding them, remained
quiet. After while the father of the young
lady visited the school. As he was a god
looking man, and as they observed the princi-
pal and others treating him with such great
Difference and respect, the scholars were led
to inquire of their instructress who he was ana
what was his business; and on being told that
he was the father Of Miss H., and that he was
amember Of Congress, they were filled with
amazement, and Immediately made an attempt
to renew their attentions as formerly; but it
was too late. She looked upon their conduct
with such contempt that they were obliged to
keep at a respectable distance, while those
who treated her kindly, without regard to her
fathers supposed occupation, were ever after
wards her favorites.-Bost0n Jour. ~ gao
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Estrap Notices.


YUNAKEN UP by Nathaniel l.. johnson, living In
u Columbia township, Wapello county, Iowa, on
the LIST day of January 1851 esray CATTLE described
follows: pided brndle white steer with large
bell on marked crop in the right and swallow fork
In the left and very old. Two red and white pided
steers has swaowfork In the left ear, the other
swallow-fork and underbit in the right One red
lined back steer, with crop and slit In the lief
One brinde and white steer pided, with swaow-fork
In the left and crop of the right ear One redroan
steer, with crop and underbit In the right One
dark red steer without any marks brands perceva
ble all supposed to be three old past and valued
at $117.
Feb. 26-52-Sm JIM CAMPBELL, Clerk.
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Notice Of Estrays.

UNAKEN up by John Southland, living In Center
u Township, Wapeo county, Iowa. on the 18th day
Of Dec. 1856, Estrays head Of neat cattle of the
following description to-wit One with bell on
white face allow fork In the right ear underbt
in the LETT ear five years old One COW, eight years old
of the left ear color red with white back One
six years DID, swallow fork underbit red and white
color; One Swear old swallow fork in each ear; One
3year old steer underbit In the right and swallow
fork In the same red neck and legs One 2year old cow
in the same One Sugar old Hefcr with underslopes in
each and swallow fork in the right ear; One red
heifer, marks, three years old; One yearling
heifer without marks red with lined back. APP
praised at $l21, so. JOSEPH n. CAMPBELL,
Ottumwa, Dec. %, 1S56-43-3m .H Clerk.
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Estray Notice.

UNAKEN up by Samuel Darr, living In Highland
II Township, Wapello county, Iowa, on the Sd day
of December 1885, Estray Steer described follows
blue roam color with black spots the neck and
shoulders black ears thick crook horns coming close
together at the points rather dropping; marked with
swallow fork and the appearance Of slope the up
per side of the left supposed TO be four years old
past, and appraised at $34. JOS. N. CAMPBELL,
Ottumwa, Dec. rs. '5G-43 BIN Clerk.
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~ Sydney Smith thus mimics Sir James

"a Sydney Smith thus mimics Sir James
Mackintosh's grand and flowing style 1t
struck me last night as ] was lying in bed. that
Macintosh, If he were to write on pepper,
would pahus describe it: Pepper may philoso-
phically be described as dusty and highly
pulyerized seed Of an Oriental fruit; an article
rather of a condiment than diet, which, dis
pens,d lightly over the surface of food, with no
other rule than the caprice of the consumer,
communicates pleasure rather than affords nn-
triton; and by adding tropical flavor to the
gross and succulent yianGs Of the North. ap-
pfoximates the different regions Of the earth,
explains the objects Of commerce, and justifes
the industry of man.
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Estray Steer and Calf.

HlAKEN up by Hexekiah Creamer living In pleasant
ii Township, Wapello County Iowa, ON the 18th Nov
1885, Estray Steer and Calf The Steer years old
last spring, White all but the Ears they red Swa
lowfork in each, unerbit i'm the same, and appraised
at twenty dollars. The Calf about four months old
heifer pale red with white on its tanks and hips
motley face and appraised at two dollars aod fifty cts
aa j. N. CAMPBELL. Clerk
Qttumwa December 9th 1S56-n44- 3m =
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WNAKEN up by William 0verturf in Center Town.
il ship, Wapelo county, Iowa, on the Gath day Of
November, A. d. 1885, One pale red steer supposed TO
be six years old last spring, crop of right and split
In same, points of Of both horns little white be-
hind the fore leg white streak the face between
the horns, LETT hind foot bush Of the tail or
and appraised TO be worth nineteen dollars.
JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Jan. s, 51-n45 3m Thos G. Given, Deputy.
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EsfcaY N01iCe.

VUyAKEN up by Sarah Poles living in Washington
IL Township, wapello County Iowa, on the 3D. Of De-
cember 1856 one lined backed Steer some spots and
marked with swallow fork and uuderbt In the left ear
and underbit in 1.-THE right four old last Spring.
and appraised at SIS 90. J. N. CAMPBELL, Clk.
Otturnwa, Jan. LIST 1S57-n44-3m
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NOTIFICATIONS indebted to John Pumroy will
IN please come forward Immediately and make pay
ment, as yov are all aware have met with heavy
loss and shall undoubtedly want every dollar due me,
and have no doubt my friends viii be punctual iI
making payment, for rsed money and need u now:
n34-tf JOHN PUMR0Y.
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EslraY Notice.

UlAKEN up by James Moore living in Richant
IL Township, Wapeio county, Iowa, as an Estray
One Horse Colt, of dark roam grey, right hind foo
white, with some white the forehead with yoke
to be two years old last Spring and appraised
at fifty 1--we dollars. JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL,
Ottumwa, Dec. 25, 1S56--43-3m Clerk.
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TENAKEN up by Greenbury Williams in Competin,
IL Township, Wapello county Iowa, oh the 24th da,
of November 1885, pale red steer six years old las
spring. smooth OF each ear, point Of left horn of
brand left horn letter A. little white In the face
appraised TO be worth thirty dollars.
JOSEPH n. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Jan. 8, 'b7-n45-3m Thos Il. Given, Deputy.
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Estrav Notice.

TAKEN UP by Jacob Basinger. living
l. in Columbia Township, Wapello County,
Iowa. the 10th of Dec. 1885, estray steer brindle
color white face and belly bush of the tail white four
years old last spring. off each and appraised
at $500. J. n. Campbell, Clerk.
Ottumwa Jan. 27-n4S-3m. a-f
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Estray Notice.

TNKEN UP by Joseph KalstOn, OF Adj
i ans Township, Wapello County. Iowa,
the first day Of January, 1857 two estray steers OF
red color, two years old past-one unmarked, with a
white face and broad horns, the other marked with
swallow fork in each ear GRUMPY horns, and appraised
at $500. Feb. 5-3ml J. n. CAMPBELL, OK.
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EskraV Notice.

YTyAKEN UP by Abner Overman, living In Co.
u lumbia township, wapeo County, Iowa, Dec. Sd
1856, estray mare, described as follows yellow,
dun color, with black NAME tail and legs white po,
in the forehead II years old ID IL hands high and APP
praised at 1850. j. n. C3MPBELL, Clerk.
Ottumwa, Jan. %, 1857 n4S-3m. >a.a
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BREAKERS AHEAD!

XXyE have waited with clemency from enc to fou
w years for small dues, which need ant
must have. Now are compelled to resort to mor'
eicacious remedy therefore, all persons indebted II
ferriage and other accounts, after the tenth
February, viii find their accounts in the hands of office
Eastman In 0ttumwa.
HICKENLooPER & oyERMAN
January 29-n4S-tf,
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THE OTTUMWA COURIER.

RATES OF ADVERTISING. 49,
For one square Go lines) \ insertion, 81 90
Each additional insertion, 90
One column, per year, 49, 1000
One half column, 1000
One fourth &C" &C 1900
Patent medicines, per colsmn, yearly 5000
Business and Professional Cards, not making
more than lines, S. per year.
All advertisements handed in without having
the number Of insertions marked thereon, will
be published till ordered out and charged for
accordingly.
e. Aliberal deduction made to yearly add
vertisers. .-.. q taE.. .ase Et-.a
! GT Attorney. held responsible for all legal
advertisements handed In by them.
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who condes iD you In the opinion Of an old author
u 10 less sinful TO steal than TO betray
Everybody everywhere, il complaining OF the i'm
msnsty Of The mud.
There appears to he unusual number OF failures in
all parts al the country just now February, however
is one OF the most trying months Of the year among
business men.
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NOV lCE.

NM U hAAks .EEa. EaTN ?
ID ENG convinced from pas experience,
ID that this climate is not congenial to
my health and in consequence thereof I
will offer the following property situated
in Ottumwa for sale on liberal terms.
One large brick Hotel nearly completed.
my residence on Second Street, one un-
divided half of the Post Office lot, one
third of that space of ground opposite
my office, between T. Sinnamons prop
crty and the river. running back TO DR..
Wardens line. Also $50 acres OF land
in Wapello County as advertised. For
description Of which, see advertisement
in another part Of this paper. 20 ,to -
! have disposed of my interest in tho
office to- DR.. Douglass, and have relinquish-
ed the practice of medicine. Doct Doug
ass will continue the practice of Medi-
inc and Surgery, may be foundat my Of
flee as usual. 4 can cheerfully recommend
him to the public and my friends us gem
tieman, well qnalified to give entire salts
faction professionally to all who may feel
disposed toemploy
Jan l0th56-47tf. A. d. WOOD. q
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BLANKS. esas
UDLANK NOTES and other Blanks, Just print
Id ed, and for sale at this Office. -f--