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SEYMOUR. ESQ., CASHIER OF rhn BANK or
North America has been appsined transfer Agent Of "
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company, and The kAnafe
books OF said company win be csed he 18th
main closed u the list inst Tbs maured interest coupons
NE bonds of the Toledo, Norwak Cleveland RalroaA
COMPANY JUNCTION Railroad Company and the cleveland And
Toledo Railroad Company win be paid the Bank Of NorA
America from and aer The as, The present onces o.
Board. " a WARIU0' Proutdsnt
New oRx gept 8 1857
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-11

E1rIRn CIIY xx0ArrA CLU0-rHu vIn Al MEET.
~ ng Ne Club 70 mase srAngemsnt for u hizd
reaua VII nfe Zee this sveSlng Mskhswa' Hoel 50
70 join are particulazly req. e.sed 70 attend
a. u. NAynzvs. Secretary.
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DROKEN BANK BILLS BOU0 dT.-RHODn ISLAND
ID Central 7cc F1mers Bank, WEXFORD. 800 souih Rqa
other broken bank bills BENJAMIN y. HAITIAN, Ia
Green witch street
CATARACT CITY BANK. PATTERSON. y. j.. sap
~ tember 10 1S7 The bills az III bank, dves and up
wards received by al he rew York banks and
redeemed by the Marine Hank All demo stious
VI der hves redeemed at the sgenry j. Beach Co..
is Wall street, at par Notwithstanding All reports 10 he
uary. T. COCHRAN Cashier.
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION. no % WARD
street. ureenwch street. Open Dolly from 10 70
O'Clock and 70 p NJ Nordaya ThursdAys and Saturday.
Interest M per cent on al sumo from 81 % $500.
WALTER ". UONOKIIN, ProGt6eat
", L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-11

no sPCRTsMEN-A FOUR DAYS GUNsIsG AuD
fishing excursion 70 Bsrnegat bay and Toms rIysr.Ths
undersigned having chart red SCR xAMER for
excursion sin leave Paterson docs, JERSEY Ciy
Monday morning September "A. at o. lock NJ and pier
foot Of Frsukin street, New York, at 81 return
viii leave Tom rver Thursday morning September l7's at
O'Clock SOP ct all the 10 and arrive 10
New York early the afternoon OF the same ay fare for
the excursion including dinner Monday and Thurday, WIN
Tickets or sale BY aptAn Georg Collins cornsr Of York
Budson atree's, and Gap ain Inhl Allen, 29 }reene
street. Jersey city and l. u. Hopkins 3b West street Nav
York Captains GROk0E COLLINS JOHN ALLbN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-06


uUBsoS sIvEk AUTHORIZATION AfSn Il u,
f.ss: 40: 20 SM Tsayf S:y -
fssSstssp.,s 80 e,, = !. End "a g fs.s.1'a
scg :, ne v:y s.s s S.ss.nsss. AA3s o.sa
lave TryX q - a.1 ieS - ssA 49, ?. 4. ~ 49,
NEW rORK Aap anID RAIi.soAD.-on AaD 49,
~ ncedAy. April NJ. sp4 until fsrsAs so1sA psassaeW
punkrt erpresA q 50 An, fr DunkaxA - ~ .a
Mali, al - A. n, Toe Dypkirk asd BuHAb - nss1ae
date stsuous Passenger nh train WIN rs@Ah ovw nAom
scsllanS Rss.sss.s. ar. 4, "a h~-o- M s-s-s
Way 4.sssnSer. Il r. n, sov Hsvsws nddsss~s ~ -
inisrsss = y r.. ID. Duahss ~ s.sAA - s'ss-s
ms above s~,.s n. AMY, lsusAAys s.eyssA
xkht exprsa, - t0 r. n, for DwskE GZ@yh,-
espt hA 6e Train On saturday rus cnu - n
HisSs ssprsss, 4 4so r. n, ~ BsMA sZ
u.nssdsisns snd Tns.sa FaIs Rs!rss4. = - ~
IS svysrrss: - Sjruase VI Runaln Cu.nG 81 YgS
ss,S,y..I ~ 4c~S~sev. ~ 0rsaf nenA ~ 49,
s~asss - Wen RaHgpsA ~ egn.nn; ny
vis DE BuGIo NO nsy LET Sy 49,
asa Oil Foi'Aa ps 49, H n EAbha p~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-06

gU0ARs.
~ BsoADwAy-o. CHEEKS HAS A LA1on AND
/ deairsbr stock Of Havana domestic and German
r.sh purchsser~ procure haxeana O. advNnanA
IN sessr-, in any quantity Of any qualify. i -, !
HAVANA sEGARs.-PA RrIaAs, REoAIdA. BRITAIN
III pics Csbsnss Regslfs del Reys vctcras nSpiuola~
mae .yeqpes Csbsrgns, Lcndrsp. coechss rega-
liza - lnlsr, Commons, and Numerous other br~nas.
F" "" u r. RooERs. ~ Beaver ssss.
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lease, hs National HoAA, 6onunu sSrtI fess on Mar
sree and HUNDRED a.a ~ ~ on FourA srset in ~
sussed and cre q Ne bsa - vsss kss .ors sh.s
n and wen ventilated ga 0pes Az srsen1ek through
.orss; " ocson y sYesd Sns.uoH gse q ne ywy ssss
o Ne vw and 70 Ne rsIa.caAa Mvsrssle ieese yin b.
given 70 rood payaes AA4ren - Louisvfue, ~. CuwM
TsG, Z Se bsssc. 9. - ~ n JAhn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-06

large convenient marble funt store No 80 ve.-y
street Is feet wide by y fret deep Inqpre Of JOHN LLOYD.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1857.
HoUsEs, ROOMS, &C., no LET.

CyTABLE TO LET OR LEASE-FORMERI,Y WANDER.
- woort's It'll Ave or more lots will accommodate 30
cows could be fitted for mechanical
on PARK avenue, David s. Mls' Brookyn Inquire ON
be pye mkes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-06

ITO PIANO OR FURNITURE DEALERS LET, THE
spacious lott ~ by 100 feet IN the building No sH
broadway near Houston street has from
Hroa
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aOARuIN9 And LODGING.

DOARD-IN PRIVATE FAMILY RESIDING a
ID short back Long Island pleasant walk
Hamilton ferry accessible from the others BY stage ana
road rural house. binng the elegance ana
the city. Address Clinton Post ONCE NJ T., WI" fe'
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FOR sALK.

tSA WILL BUY THE FIXTURES or A STAND ON A
TOV corner in good thoronghfire Tor fruit and conec
tonery rent free for Apply the Of Robin
son and Greenwlch streeis, hasemtnL
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ITO LET-OH THR EAST RIVER, AT RAvNSswUOiJ l.
l., three beautiful coages In complete order;
inning eleven rocns The oAer two asen each Theb
location r praen and convenience the city, cannot be
surpassed within the Vicinity For apply 70 g. HOP
KINe office 6 Front street. stars from II l2 O'Clock
q Ravonswo0d- E
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HOUSES, ROOMS, go, To LET.

c1n PER MONTH-rO LET, IN GRAND STREET
GU Williamsburg, TO small genteel family, besutfr
rooms with kitchen, chandeliers. water all o
one door stages pass Inquire st asa Grand stree
Williamsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-06

DOOMS AND BOARD.-GENTLEMEN CAN FIND NEW
IL y furnished comfortable by the day week. with
without permanent transient board single meals by
applying at the Telegraph Hotel II High street. Fulton
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information wanted.

Mrs. Anne Brady, late of Toledo Ohio. but
more recently IF Philadelphia, Iowa, came 10
Ottnmwa on the 2lst., expec Ting TO find her
husband, Mr.. James Brady here, but has been
disappointed IN that expectation. She last
heard from him at Agency City, in this county.
He is Stone Cutter Any prison having amy
knowledge of Mr.. Brady will confer great
favor, by making il known at the Anderson
House in this place where Mrs B. is sojourn-
ing. 44-tf.
EF 81 sand - said western stump orator,
s.ou Inc broad platform of the principles OF
'9S, aud palsied be nv arm il deser 'nm!-
"You stand on nothing of the KIDD said a
little shoemaker in the crowd: "you stand in
my boots, thatyou never paid NE for, and |
want the moneyi'
Albany, Jan. 6.
The Assembly met at II O'Clock, and inn
mediately after swearing in members proceed
ed to elect Speaker. The choice fell on De
Witt C. Littlejohn, who eturned thanks in APP
propriate terms.
rT A womanis good deal like piece of
ivy-the more YOU are ruined, the closer she
clings to you. wife loves don't begin show
itself, in its full power. TIL the Sheriff IS after
you.
PHiLApELpHIA, Jan. g.
Maj. Dowlan rommandant at Fl Mfilin died
in tins city Yesterday.
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a List of Letters

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at ot.um-
j u wa, Iowa, which. il not taken out before
the first day of April, 1887, they will be sent %
the Dead Letter Once at Washington City,
ID. G.
A.--w. II Atwood, T. L. Ayre, J. Art,
l.. Abbrona.
BE. Benson. b. S. Bewell, 3; B. S. BIZ
l I'll. A1I.. J, Burns, c. A. Bradford, L. d.
Ballard J. Boyce, A. II. Barker, j. A. Bar
ker, J.. Bur .et, 2; w. Brown, p. Barns. J.
Eusr, n Batsher, j. Burlington, &. A. Brown,
4y Bonany, j. Bosworth, Ii. Billings, w.
d ownlee, +. Blair, w. Beckworth, 3; NJ.
Beerse, s. L. Barnett. 2: t. Barnett
C..vots L. Cole W. +. Ciaugh, G. Ca!hoon,
A. Cen, h, Dotteral, A. 9. Crane, 3; G..
t'oms y, ] A. Cs,en, j. Carter, NJ. reel,
J.. Coinmings, 2; J. Coidlner. w. Crandell a..
r.. Comstock.
D.-A. Duncan, Thos. Duff, C. II. Dech-
herd, J.. b. Dennis, Dusgen, J. c. Davis,
MISS. NJ. j. DAVIS
E.-J. II. Eldred. 3; II. Eselsiser, A. Ev-
ems. Miss C. Evans. Miss B. Fisher. Miss II
~. Fisher, A. M. Far5uhar, 2; ID. Fisher, h.
fFoster: J. Fisher
&C. q. Cove, C. d. God. T Green, j.
Giimcs, o. P. Grooms, 81 J. Ghymer, j. Gee,
john Gruby.
IA. Hicks, s. w. Hartwell, w. Haler,
y l.. Happy, w. Hour, 4. Hsyslet, William
Iiawley, r.. Hester, J. Houck, j. NJ. Hall, G.
herrick. S. Hoover, g. Hilton, =. Hugs, c.
Hough, I. J. Hunter, J liartn, j. S. humph-
reys, 8; 7. Harness.
in. L. J, hnson, M. J. Johnson, c. JON
son.
"A. Kostanzer, G. Klsinger, G. L. KIM
pail, S. Kiner, G. hing, S. G. Kerr.
LIS. n. Laney, A. Lewis, II. l.. Lrdlsm,
b. M. Love, T. LuH, w. Lehey, G. w. w.
lewis, r. Lualen. A. Leaty, s. Long.
MI. A. Mills. 2; :. Mech, w Fl. Miller,
Z. McEwane, r. Mailer, j. p. Miller, A.
a. M.NMcVorna, d. McF. Lanl, R. Martin,
IA. ]. Msison. +. w. Marison. J. Mollomcey.
Nj. +. Norihcutt, C. Nor!yke, p. E
eNdyke.
P.-J. T. Perkins D. W. Price, W. J. Pat
,nden, w. Palm, A. parmentsr,2; w. S. Pol
I'm, 2; r. Polin, John Pnstlewait.
R.-sNason Roberts, A N. Roysdan, 2; J.
,upe. 2; T. Raider, q; B. Roysr, b. f. Ram
dph, A. IL. Roll, A. ). Ross, L. Rupe, M.
SD. p. Smith. w. M. Stone, G. R. Stow
|, C. Shenck. ID. Sisson, 2; X. n. Stevens, j.
errins, E. II. s lies. h. T. +. Springer, A.
Eknner, Z. Stiles, r. Sherman, &. Srouf, H.
W. Skinner, j, Selee, w. Sloan.
TIE. TiLklepaugh, ID. E. Th.ntan, S. s.
|orey, Miss ]. Taylor, G. Trout, S. Tholhan-
Ter. d. Tfuax, J. Terms, Y. Terri.
fare, Mrs. X. Wilson, Miss p. S. Wells, Miss
L. Wheeler, +. Waddell, Miss M. Will
ms, 2; Miss j. Wells, 2; ]. X. Williams, J.
richer, F. II. Williams, Mrs. r Williams,
MILESTONE, Miss f.. Watson, p. Warder,
H. Wood, H. w. Willes, Mrs. NJ. Vim.
Persons calling for any OF the above letters
in please say ssadvertiseG,o or they will not
Il them. I. }. HOLMES, p. M.
Jan. LIST, 1887.
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DINNER AT THE CURLEyy.

We tender our acknowledgements to Mr..
W.l4on, of the Curlew House, for polite invi-
tation 20 dine at that establishment one day
last week. and would embrace the occasion to
say again to the travelling public that the
Curlew, in the matter or refreshment for the
inner an, and in accommodations Of all ether
kinds, cant be beat by any first class hotel in
the country.
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Suicide.

There is painful rumor ia circulation that
John Thompson, son Of Mr. Jonathan
Thompson, living between Dahlonega and
Agency City, committed suicide on the even
ing of Wednesday the Sd. inst. We have been
unable TO get full particulars Of this d'sres-
sing occurrence. Tie young mar, We believes
was abont % years of age.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republican State Convention, will be
held at Iowa City on the 16h of January inst,
in view of which fact, il is suggested to the
Republicans Of Wapcllo County, to meet in
Mass Convention, at Ottumwa, at o'clock
ON SATURDAY the 10th, next, to choose delegates
to represent said County in that Convention.
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Legal No ice.
- BW SsHs @VOssCs
Thomas Ksniston

Thomas Kyniston
VS..
John II. Gould, ct ais.
uGHtN H. GOUIE, and Margaret Gould his wife.
- viii take notice that the Petition OF Thomas I
ton Is file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court OF Napeo county Iowa. pra, ing said court that
shall decree the title IN fee simple Of the following de-
tcrbed lands To be In Petitioner towit the northwest
quarter Of the northeast quarter Of section NO. s)
went eght, Tow nship No. a. Range NO IA westi and
apr and answer said petition on or before
the second day Of the February Term, 1851, OF said
court the decree will be rendered against In
coraance with the prayer OF said petition.
NO 45--4w THOMAS kYNIST0N,
i'4 per his Att'ys, Williams Hamilton.
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Nieholous waehtler, J

:. yo..DA. y s.eh.lsr, -
~ ESErHA wACHTLEEs, you are hereby
ID notified that there Is file In the Office q the
Clerk OF the District Court Of Wapello county, Iowa.
petty, in the Of Nchoous Wachticr sing said
eourtor divorce against you land for cause Of said
petition Is charged that comm ed adultery with
John Pengel about the lth Of Aasast 1886 AM unless
you appear aud defend on or before the I'd day the
February Term 1871 Of said court, decree will be
tered against Ia accordance with the prayer of
ttion. WILLIAMS & HAMILTON,
Jan e--n4J--4w Attorneys for Petitioner.
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Cold Bafk-Three men got into the Riv-
err on Thursday while attempting to ford "a
bove the Island. They left their wagon behind
tn. m where il remained at last accounts.
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AYERS CHERRYPECTORAL.

abounds in persons publicly known who has been resto
red from alarming and desperate diseases Of the
unys by its When tried Its superiority
every other medicine Of It's kind Is too apparent
TO escape observation and where its virtues known
the public longer hestates what antidote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the pull
monary organs which are incident TO climate. BY
its timely use many nay almost all attacks of disease
saved many thousands every year from premature
grave No family should be without IL, and those who
do neglect to provide themselves with remedy which
wards OF this class Of diseases will have to de-
pore IL when II Is too late Proofs OF the surprising e
cacy OF the Cherry Pecora need not be given to the
American people,-they have living proofs In every
neighborhood But those who wish TO read the state
nents OF those whose whole health has been restored
and whose lives have been saved by its use will find
them in my American Almanac which the agent below
named has TO furnish gratis for every one.
Prepared by DIR. J. C. Aver Lowell Mass. And sold
by. W. L. Orr Gttumwa.
JAM LIST, -n4+2m
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WHO CAN DENY TIT

10 the Citizens of wapeo County, and that portion
IL ofthem who reside the south side Of the Demoine
River in particular and the Travelling Public generally
who have to the river would that Il would
be to their interest and prefer the Upper
west OF Ottumwa; where they shall be crossed at all
times when the crossing Is safe and practicable with
promptness and dispatch
Our Ferry the oldest and most Regular Ferry the
River in about this vicinity and Is justly entitled to
the name Of PERNANEST," always ready for trip
without wasting an hour and sometimes enduring TO-
tai disappointment Gas Is the very often with
other Ferries Then come on, one and ALL Those who
wish to by the do 1T very satsfacto
ry prices and those who wish to by the trip
be accommodated at corresponding low prices. The
Ferry Is now owned by HicKkNLoPER OvERAAx, and
as "JoHs Is familiarity known by the Oldest Iphabt-
ants and some Of the new ones, an "0ld Water
Dog Of the amphibeous kind II shoufd be sat-
fcient guarantee that Customers will get their moley
back. HlCkENLOPER i OvkR4AN.
Feb 21. 1S36-n1
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QuAILs AND CHIcKENs.-Mr. Warren Wal
ling wants any quantity Of Qnails ard Prairie
Chickens See his liberal offer in another col
uinn.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.
LAST NOTICE.

a III. PERSONS Indebted to me BY note or
n book account are hereby notified that II they do
not pay the same by the First day of ! january
next, they will be sued.
All persons having tresspasscd my coal bank,
stone quarry and timber In Polk Township win find It
to their interest to i'm and settle with before
the next term Of Court and cost and reputation
Dec. IL, 1s5G-4ln5 81 A. D. WOOD.
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NOTICE
Po,itiyclv the y,ast car.
Dissolution.

VNx4E coPartnership heretofore existing between
IL the subscribers under the name and style Of Bar
rett Miisr dissolved by mutual consent on the
LIST day Of December last The business Is carried on
by D. Barrett at the old stand who solicts the contn
ed fayors of the public. DANIEL BARRETT
VIM. II. MILLER.
Dec 24th, 1865 St
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CA RID.

kyHE Subscriber respectfully informs the public,
| that he has opened room over John Devns Store
Trent Street, for the purpose Of giving lessons in
vocal and Inslrumental Music.
i piano, Meodeon Flute, violinceo, and other wind
.ripeed instruments, taught according to the best
thod. good Melodeon viii be kept In the room for
benefit Of pupils For farther particulars enquire
/ WILLIAM DAGGETT.
Eo.e 1s .36--n4o e.
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THE CoipEsT weather this WiiIter was
Tuesday morning. our Thermometer being 4
agrees below zero, at Q O'Clock a. IN.
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|BUIIDER,s CONTRACT.

ME Building COMMITTEES will receive sealed pro-
posais until the Both Of January, for the furnishing
good material. and the prompt completion Of the
penters work Except the seatfng) Of the Methodist
k,rch a, "a the way In 0ttnmwa.
Vim. H. HAMMOND.
FL. HUNTER. Com.
J. d. DEvIN.
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TO FARMERS

q FAKMEHS
VOU will get the highest price in Cash for your
BUTTER, EGGS, POTATOES,
TURNIPS,
and all kinds Of Garden Vegetables
by bringing them to the CuRLEw HorsR, Dr. Woods
new Hotel. STICHTER 4 CO.
Ottumwa, Dec. 4th-n40-3t
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A SHORT.CALL.

JOHN j. LOCKE,
HOUSE, HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT
[IRNISHING WAREROOMS,
wnoLnALE AND RETAIL,
|. los Fourth street, Ten buildings,
ST. T. o u Is, M o.
1--WE Cutlery, Silver plated, Britannia, Planish-
al Japanned, and plain Tinware, wooden and
wave. feather busters, brushes, broems. &C., In
~. every article In the house furnishing line |!
n Nv % merchants and dealers generally through
he west, that my stock Of
louse Furnishing 4 Fancy Goods,
|, son.lIed q 70 extent or variety In the west
- Sstermined 10 do . strictly cash business, and
~ nv goods direct from the manufacturers. l
ashed 70 o6er - great Il not greater Inducements
sssSc1her house In The Western country.
Nv Yerehants while In the city are invited TO
Good packsd and sent 70 any part Of the coun-
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Estray Notice.

EUykKEN up BY William Overturf. In Center Town
u phtp, wapello county, Iowa, on the Gath day Of
November A. D. 1866 One pale red steer supposed TO
In samey points on Of both horns, little white be-
hind the fore leg white streak the face between
the lOrus a eft hind foot, bush Of The tail Oh
ana sppra1sed 10 be worth nineteen dollars.
JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Jan. g. ,57--n4s-3m Thos. q. Given, Deputy.
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Purify Your Blood.
uURLEY,s- sARsAP A

N u RLEY,s SAR A p AR l. A
GAF all remedies that have been discovered during
u the present age for the thousand ills that hesh Is
heir to- none eqaal this wonderful preparation. Only
three years have elapsed since the discoverer (who
spent decade la studying, experinentalzing and pre-
fectng it, first introduced the Public, and is al
ready recognized by the most eminent physicians In all
parts of The country TO be the most surprising and e
fecve remedy for certain diseases Of which they have
All other compounds syrups Of fs root have hith-
efto failed to command the sanction to the faculty be-
being tested they have been found to contain
noxous ingredients which neutraiize the good effects
of the Sarsapara often inure the health Of the pa
tient. II Is not with Hurley's preparation.
This is the pure and genuine extract OF that root and
w trial. be found to effect perfect cure Of the
following complaints and diseases:
Affections Of the Bones, Habtual Costireness,
Diseases ofthe Kidneys, Liver Complaint.
Dyspepsia, Piles,
Erysipelas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Female Irregularities, Scrofula or kiag's Evil,
Fistuia, SYPHILIS,
And all Skin Diseases.
Besides curing the above II Ia also known TO be a
great and powerful tonic, purifying the blood and in
MIGRATING the system.
toned and its general effect the system, the
ecacious II is the most desirable remedy Of the age
II Is already extensively used throughout the country
and is fast obtaining an European reputation. The in
proprietor's knowledge, and he has hetitsticn in
recommending to and all who desire to procure
relief from suffering One bottle being tried its effects
win be too apparent to admit Of further doubt.
Recollect Huriey's Sarsaparla Is the only genuine
article In the market.
Price 81 per Bottle, or Six Bottles for IS.
For sale at the Mandatory, the Of Seventh
and Green Streets Louisville and by all the whole
ale bouses throughout the United States and Canada
EV Wholesale and retail by w. l.. ORR, Ottuniwa,
Iowa.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-08
Estray Notice.

TvyAKEN up by Greenbury Williams In Competine
IL Township Wapello county, Iowa, oh the Gath day
Of November 1885, pale red six years old last
spring. smooth OF each ear point OF left horn
brand left horn letter little white In the face and
appraised to be worth thirty dollars.
JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Jan 8, B7.-n4b-8m Thos. g. Given, deputy.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-08

!. w. NEIGHBCR,
OFFERS SOME VERY
DESIRABLE PROXIMITY
so& SALE IN And NEAR orruxwA. IOWA, on
EXCEEDINGLY EASY PAYMENTS.
a LOT on Second Street, neatly enclosed, 5sft .
"A inches 'front.' 1875 feet deepwill be sold cheap and
on long time.
HOUSE AND LOT
In 0ttumwa. Lot adoins the above same size, and In
same enclosure. House Is new-of brick-2 rooms
1ssi6, do l2xIe do, sxo finished in neat, plain
styleccliar $780, also, well Of water. Easy time
payments win be given.
AN IMPROVED FARM,
or 100 acres lying lie miles southeast OF Otumws
on the main State road leading west from Burln gton
aud Keokuk consisting of about 90 under good
cultivation 20 almost ready to break, and about 50 OF
good timber;
Large and Thrifty Sugar Maple Orchard;
Lime stone, stone COAL water, &C., in abundance On
the place facilities for burning from $500 TO $1,000
worth of lime, anneay. buildings tolerably good
place An Excellent Mill Site.
The farm will be sold in lots of so each II desi-
ed and on quite favorable terms--but small cash-in.
hand payment required, and annual thereafter.
Any person wishing to secure Valuable Property In
this villagethe commercial center fthe Demone val
ley, and its railroad advantages are surpassed by
other locality in the State will do well To call and
me at the COURIER OFFICE
All enquiries, by mail, answered promptly.
Nov. 9, 56-n56-3m J. w. NEIGHBOR.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-08

DOMESTIC GOODS, Just received a
Superior lot Of
Heavy rickings, Brown Shsetings, Blecee and
I'm bleced Shirtings, Hickory do; Apron
Cheeks Irish Linnens, Linnen Table
Cloths; Colored do; Linnen for
Coat and Pants,
And general assortment OF Domestic Good,
which ] will sell at very foW prices; call and
examine them.
IL. STREET.
May, 9th, 1856.