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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-16
Curious story.

The Albany Statesman gives long account
OF the operations of two men who, il saws.
nave secretly been at work in small mud
bo'tomed creek in immediate vicinity of that
city for several days seeking for pearls. They
made the discovery of some pearl musseis by
accident, while digging in the creek for fish
oait, and continued their explorations until
they found nearly bushel of the gems, some
Oh them very fine. One of fortunate gentle-
men took them to New York to jewe.ry firm
on Broadway, who immediately advanced
forty Thousand dollars upon the gems. and
took them in their keeping, giving receipt for
them by the measure. The owner of the pearls
drew the money in gold aud depositing it in
his carpet bag started for home, ON the Hud-
son River Road. ~ as
The Statesman then goes on gravely to tell
how another man became possessed Of the
secret thus:
g As he landed on this side, he was met by an
old friend, who slapping him on the back.
said in familiar tone, "Ah, old boy, how
are you, ,--trspslins on yosr muscle, eh?.-The
pearl finder started and turned pale. Asso-
ciating the remark at once with the discovery
of the mussels and without moments thought
lac exclaimed-ssGood God how did YOU find
it ut?-Does any one else know it but yon p,
why, no % replied the bewilded friend
'.Then step IN here to the Slanwixn was the
rejoinder, sand I'll make it worth your while
to keep quiet.n sa+f
Not knowing what to make out Of such
strange conduct, and almost doubling the sani-
ty OF his friend, the person who had accosted
the lucky fisherman accom- mpanisi him into the
Stanwix, where in a private room he soon re-
cecived an explanation, much to his own sat
isfaction, and without letting out the fact of
his own previous ignorance Of the discovery
OF the pearls. This third party has since been
prosecuting the search, and has obtained
probably fifteen or twenty thousand. >
The Statesman's story has every appearance
of being "hum." as s
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9 "AwFuL,'-The Belleville Tribune says
that the City Council Of that burg has passed
an ordinance regulating the sale Of fresh meats
with proyiso ''that persons may sell spare-
ribs, sausages, or other otai, at any time.n
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~Men are frequently like tea-the real
strength, and goodness are not properly drawn
o 1t until they have been short time in hot
water. ~
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In Jeremy Taylor says-..Cheerfnlne
and festival spirit Ellis the soul full Of har.
mony; it composes music for churches and
hearts il makes and publishes glorifcat.on of
God (; il produces thankfulness. and serves the
ends Of charity.
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eB Princes learn no art truly but that Of
horsemanship. Tie reason is, the brave beast
Is no fiattersr; he will throw the prince as soon
as his groom. ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-16

GV Men are frequently like tea--the real
strength and goodness are not properly drawn
out Until they have been short time in hot
water. ~
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CO The pebbles in our patti weary Us, and
make US sore-footet, more than the rocks that
only requires bold Z tIort to sdrnouht
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G." lis strange, muttered q young mar,
as he staggered kome from suppe, party,
6 how evil communications corrupt good man
ners. I've been surrounded by tumblers all the
evening, and now Pm a tumbler myself"
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eT The young heir to the French Sceptre
will soon have little brother, it-he don't
have little sister. G AL
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I GV "Sam, why don't you talk TO your
massa, and tell him 10 lay up his treasure in
heaven?n @
"What's de use OBJ laying up treasure dare,
be neber see I'm again.n
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u Rev. John c. Young, The President Of
Centre College in Kentucky, with which in
s.itution he was connected for abou. thirty
years, died suddenly, at Danville, in that State
on Tuesday. He was an eminent Presbyterian
clergyman, and married :he sister Of Vice.
President Breckinridge. 49,. q
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@ He travels safe and not unpleasantly
who is guarded by poverty and guided by love.
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lV The rose has its thorns, the diamond II,
speeks and the best man his fa.hngs.
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The CAMEL REvENGE.-Afe few years ago
1t chanced that valuable camel, working an
OIL mill in Africa, was severely beaten by its
driver, who perceiving that the camel treasur-
ed up the injury, and was waiting favorable
opportunity for revenge, kept a strict watch
upon the animal. Time passed away; the cam
el perceiving that it was watched, was quiet
and obedient, and the driver began to think
that the beating was forgotten, when one night,
after the lapse Of several months, the man, who
slept on araised platform in the mill, whilst as,
is customary, the camel is stalled in a corner,
happening to remain awake, observing by the
bright moonlight, that when all was quite the
animal looked cautiously around, rose softly,
and stealing towards spot where bundle Of
clothes and bernous, thrown carelessly on the
ground, resembling sleeping figure, cast itself
with violence upon them, rolling with its
weight and tearing them viciously with its
teeth. Satisfied that its revenge was complete,
the animal was returning to ITS corner, when
the driver sat up and spoke; and at the sound
OF hisvoice and perceiving the mistake it had
made, the animal was so mortified at the fail
ure and discovery Of its scLeme that it dashed
its head against the wall and died on The spot.
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Town Making.

a gentlemen recently returned from the
West, relates that in setting out early in the
morning from the place where he had passed
the night, he consulted his map of the country,
and finding that very considerable town,
called Vienna, occupied point OF his road,
but some IL or - miles off, concluded to Jour
ney as far as that place before breakfast An.
other equally extensive town, bearing as
sounding name, was laid down at conyen-
lent distance for his afternoon stage, aud there
he proposed hating for the night lie contin-
ued to travel good round pace until the sun
had risen high in the heavens, aud until he
computed that he had accomplished more than
thrice the distance Which he proposed to him
self in the outset. Still lie saw no town be-
fore him, even OF the humblest kind, much less
such magnificent one ms his map prepared
him to look for. At Length, meeting solitary
woodchopper emerging from the forest, he
accosted him and inquired how far it was 10
Vienna. "Vienna, )" exclaimed the man, s.why
you have passed il five and twenty miles back.
Did YOU notice a stick of timber and blazed
tree beside the. road?--that was yienna4,-
The dismayed traveller then inquired how iar
il was 10 the other place, at which he designed
passing the night. "Why you arc right on
that place now, !" returned the man; sit begins
just on the the other side Of yon ravina, and
runs down to clump OF grdled trees which
you willsce about mile farther on the ,oad.n
sand are there no houses builtr' faltered
out the woodsman; "they hewed and hauled
the logs for ablacksmith's shop, but before they
raised II, the town lots ,oere all disposed Of IN
the Easter. STATES; and everything has been
ieft,sinst as you now see it, ever e.n-[ Bos-
ton Traveller. t9g4 4,
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e. The beam Of the benevolent eye givsth
value to the bounty which the hand iispenses.
fKrumnracher.
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O. Mirth should be the embroidery of the
conversation, not the web; and wit the oraa-
meEt of the mind, not the furniture.
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ssDon,t STAY Lnnrv

1t is rarely indeed that we have read any,
thing more truthfully pathetic than the sub
joinod wait, which we find floating among our
exchanges. Would that every husband in our
city might read and profit by it.
"Dont stay long, husband" said a vounp
wife tenderly in my presence one evening, az
her husband was preparing to go out The
words themselves were insignificant, but the
look Of melting fondness with which they
were accompanied, spoke volumes. It told
all the whole vast depths Of womans,s love
OF her grief when the light Of his smile, the
scource Of all her joy beamed not brightly up-
on her. -.
"Don't stay long, husband,D and fancied
| saw the loving, gentle wife sitting alone anx
iously counting the moments Of her husband,
absence, every few moments running to the
door to see if he was in sight, and finding that
ne was not, thought could hear her ex.
claiming in disappointed tones, ssnot vet -
"Don't stay long, husband.'' and again
thought Could see the young wife, rocking
nervously in the great arm chair, and weeping
as though her heart would break, as her
tnoughtless ''lord and maste,' prolonged his
stay to wearisome length Of time. 4 svsyss,
O,you that have wives to say-aDon't stay
long," when you 60 forth, think of them kind
ly when you are mingling in the busy hive Of
life, and try, just little, to make their homes
and hearts happy, for they are gemstoo seldom.
replaced. You cannot find amid the pleasures
OF The world, the peace and joy that quiet
home blessed with such . woman's presence
will afford. ss. -. ,.sss, g,s,
"Don't stay long, husband p' and the young
wlfe's look seemed to say-for here in your
own sweet home is loving heart, whose NM
sic is hushed when you are absent-here is a
soft breast for you to lay your head upon, and
here are pure lips unsoiled by sin, that will
pay you with kisses for coming back soon. -
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J The DUNKARps.-A Philadelphia paper,
ia noticing the annual meeting of the Drum
kards ia that vicinity, says:
"Thc general public know comparatively
little concerning this religious sect, yet among
all others, the Dunkards are prominent in
point Of orthodoxy, morality and true spiritu-
al piety. They are in all respects lovely
and a lovahie people, characterized by exc eed-
ing simplicity Of tastes and manners, and ad-
orncd by all tue christian graces which win
respect and esteem here, and Heaven hereaf-
ter. The strong hole of the Dunkard is in
Union county, along the rich valley of the Sns-
quehauna, but there are also a considerable
numbcr in Lancaster county. Wherever
they have settledy the country under their
are blossoms like the rose" Their forms
Of worship, we believe, is almost identical with
that Of the Methodist,.o
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The spider and ,hc SNAKE.

Asrosrsnrsp fKAr or 4 nous1 sr,rtH.
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mcb37 diff NO. 81 MAIN gTRHRT.
ny
JOHN DTANNUO,
0aice in the Oily Rscorders omcs, ksckst.
OTIS Sand . IN block o6, between 9Th and 81
IL streets, on Exchange.
Also, so feet fronting on Sth street. By ise fest
deep to alley, between bank and Timea-wili ssor
be good for business locAtions.
Also, so feet 6th street, by 100 feet deep, b.
Lots and 10 In block 1893, on Concert street, ~
tvcel 18Th and llsh, beautifully situated FOL
dwellings.
Also, 3 acres Of land In the Graham trsAt, II
miles from the old q limits splendid loeatios
for garden and psiva dwelling, " lay out n
lots. which eosld b. sold Immediately. Terms easy
Also, 10 acfss II miles from old city limits
good for gardening psrposcs or private rssideness.
Also, o acres In 6srdcndalc, miles from old
city limits, on tho railroad nssr EImvood. Could
be laid ent in lots and sold soon.
Lot 10 ia block l7p, on Morgan IT,, bot. 9Th and
9th, with two story brick house, good rooms, ssj
lsr and porch, with never falling we'll Of soed
water.
Also. three story brick building on eth street
20 by ~ feet deep, in nev block sndnow rented q
$1,000 per annum Tor one year. enly oosuptsd fol
fsruituse wnreFooDs by Dunoon Co.
Also, 40fset on 9th by 30 feet deep, bet. 4aiz
and johnson. Will make good busisess lots
Terns reasonable.
The above property 10 better located than any
nov offered for sals tn this dty. For pastiealars
apply 70 JOHN 6zANNU6,
!nRseordsr's Once. cor. Ssh ! Jehnsca-sts.
apr1-d
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TusT received from Nss York. They are supc-
fast city, for beauty, stylc, cemfert u ii, and
perfection il every particular that Will odd te
the durability Of boots made On than. They
made under the special care and diraction d
one u the oldest and most succcssfui boot maker.
/ 10 New York city.
When you are ~ leisure, call In 81 &. A.
DUKES Shoe Saop, No. -, and see them.
spr2y4d
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Wlsso10eo o.
v1sHE drn Of r. F.AY. Bower has been dis.
the 6rm. The businsxs viii hereafter bs conducted
BY ii. n BOWER.
Keoksk, May 80, lss7-dsv
daily Times copy.1
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PATENT MASTIC ROOF N g.!
C.. COWLES. JR..

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w HKGIy4 I11R UyXEJlONl
4 I. $3.50 Nj s. = 4 Z 80 Il
50o4f LnalaoHo. Aaso0as eat
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aesssses(4 49,, ~ 1910 esssnsis9 s&|
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nsasea. sSs.s,s ..s,, ~ - M. pa..sDn
- - - ora ~ 81 stee fssfs with sussi
ity - saa $ iaid AZ. "a rooi. 4 IN, si..
KxHAEKASLn OHiAPNE DIS q ons oi IL xrssi
sessaisS SGh H. .aa. .ny ssls,
twill y SPILLED 70 neaai rub for = 80 pr.
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49, 4, .a,a1.s D,,s ssa.e' .oy,.r., ~ M.
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II reFard Y 4 viii = given, - where tho soss
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sprlug and summer 81 1897.
sNPPLiEs JUST RECEIVED.
:. - ~ csissos. JAsEs pEwEr
MUTCHlNS0N DEWEY.
MERCHANT TAlLokS.


:. - heThissos. JAGGs pEwxr.
HUTCHINSoN 4 Dewey.
MERCHANT TAlLOkS,
Ib.sd-st., bet. Main 4 johnson. kEOKUK,
ave last received al their i ashonabls Tniior-
Ling aid lurss*hinY ssta Bill htnsns choi a. aud
exeslisst s1pflye Efssdci0tss, Cass,ner.s. yest-
insss ana uents Furnishing tioois, IL all ds.cfip
tons, and guarantee that their work shall be done
!. - t.ast =rrserss sa1 s-t.ai..A.r, .sxpu.r-
They arc constantly receiving the New YORK ana
Pnsi9i@lphia fashionr sna respectfully solicit all
whs desire good wosk and the bsst material t :,
thsss cali Agents for
FRANCIS 1AnAMa 1YsTKn or GARhrAr cuTrtNc
Also, Reports Of Fashions.
mshzs-diy HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY
nOOAA1 ASOOkhIi
!. sHK American Family kscyciopedia Of useful
- knoviedge, or beck II 7, i1S Ksceipts and Facts
&Nbois Library IT subjects useful 70 every in IL 10
y ~. Illustrated 9Th 900 en- xrAsinrs, By I
Webster. FSrsale by
eef3ed oGDkE. gRoWNELL 4 co.
FER sale ~ n Nargaln
tlielbls building lot 10 feet front, or iess Il
"a the sptioa Of tbs purchaser. said iot il On
bixh Ersasd, sad viii b. sold cheap II applied for
e0ea.
Terms: Absat sash The kalsnesin esrypsy-
nssts. Inquire Of IL snd<rsigosd, sorner u
trankiin ssd 18th sts. y. A. ukMST0N.
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ALLEY & HAYDEN,
q re 1t r q b b or Store
No. % Masn-St.,
KEOKUK .......... -. IOWA

AnVhS
ILoTuiNG Of ali kinds. Qualities and nrccs. =.
" Cloth Coats and Cloaks; Alpaca and SiikCoa
Boots. Shoes, Sandals and Soleinr, for Gents, La
dies, Misses and Children. New kind Of Ladies'
hoots--hrss ever offered ia the western markell
Lsggins for riding and walking riding hoots Beds,
pillows cushions. Life Preservsrs, swimming belts
and buoys. Travelling, mall and saddle bags, hav-
cracks, game bags, caps Of all shapes and kinds
Pals and buckets for engines, accompanies, and
house purposes.
sportsmsn Atted out, and those sboa. CROSSING
The plains.
All kinds Of Surgical and Druggist articles.
Combs Of all kinds.
Toys Of all kinds. Dolls and doll bea.ls ,eint.,
and unpaintsd.
Toilet Furniture complete.
Table and Piano covers, nlaAkcts, Cloth and
Bed Cloths.
Bations, cord, braidiag, frills, stay and are,s
Pen and pencil eaaes, pencils and pen holders.
ruics, measuring tapea, wafer and sand boxe. 49,
TIC letter aRd bill bands, cork screws napkin ,i.
r'nss knives canes Of all kinds, oilers fun.
nels, masks, door springs, ard cement
Carriage Robes, wagon aprons, horse 90 80. -;,h
AAd without hoods, Whips Of every kim. Ksysy..
naiilcss carriage iross.
nose, packing and betting.
We arc selling nj ~. 4.,uis ptic .
- eaa BE got in any Western 81. ~ ~ sassP
Please call and exam nc how ~.
things are made Of Hubble. !. nj. .hsl, ~ 49,,
pry 8 OUT goous and explain their uses
sCkiOsITlLs VI .1.,n,,,,e .,,., ~.
.ur;a.,,. A.luAs .ated, by q. D'lsraeii, with
..r,.s uss 81 AM' .riean Literature, ~ kufus W
.ois, iof % e by
.psd OGDEN, ERowEELLA co.
.nnos AtIELnr Letters TO his son.
Tsaf Elsa, by Chas. Lamb.
~ x Works Of Chas. Lamb,
Idle Of uen. Marion.
Life VI Grn. Hreene.
allie OF Gen. Lafayette, For sale by
apritd oiDEN, BROW MILL 4 co.
l,lKki.E BRLL 5 celebrated ~orss
~ Jane kyrc,
shirley,
Ntllesse just received by
apribi OGDEN, BK0MNELL co.
Hnynrd Tayisr,s Lat " erk.
(hG.1PGDiA Of Modern Travel Sub-cr ptior
~ TO the above book received BY Us. Price ~.
mshisd o1DEN, BnowNELL co.
rlSHE ttphan Girl, A Tale 81 southern Life. b
Jas :. Peacock, NJ. b., a Mississippi r.
sale NJ Tbs CITY BOOK sTukE,
apfiea " Maia-st.
G0opGT,s works.
fISHs the complete works Of j. Pennimore coof
l. er. In 81 volumes for sale by
mazsl OGDEN. EKoWNELL 4 CO.
Ewbaaks' hydraulics.
DESCRIPTIVE sud Historical account /.
"A Hydraulic and other machines fur raising VI
lei, beth ancient and modern, with ebsers at M
various subjects connected With the mic srts
By Thos. Ewbank, ForsAeb by
ap.si oiDEN. BKOWSELL 4 co.
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0nsQuc G0oAs.
DkAIN and printed white and buff MArseilles.
! white and printed Brilliants.
Figured jaeonets and trimming braid.
apTl3dew p. b. FOSTER
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AT II T. N t. 10 NJ!
Dry Goods.
NE w Ar RIVAL!
j.. III. III DIM ES.

CORNER OF MAIN AND FIFTH STS.,
HAS JUST Received
Dne oC she lorgssf and best assorted Stock.
DRY GOODS
EVER LANDED IN THIS CITY.
n01N0 business Entirely on the q Cash system. =
II expect TO sell Goods ~ cheap - any othe,
house Ia kcokuk.
Ny stock comprises everything In the Dry Good,
line Naslin, bieAched and tnbleashed drills ,oai-
icos, delAines bareges, lawns votvets swisses
onstts and silks. Every variety and all styles Of
Ladies' Dress Goods. Also. sdging, insertions,
gloves, mitt. hosiery, collars, uAdeuiseyes, shsmi
sstts ribbons. bonnsts, hats, caps. &c. large and
veil sslscted stock Of Ladies Shoes and 0aIsrs -
Also, good assortment Of Caasimeres, black and
Slne Cloth. Doeskin Summer Cloth, &c. A large
lot Of Summer vsstings, such - Marssiiles
Silks, Ae.
Hass and Caps. Boots and Shoes Of all kinds for
0sntismcn's wear. Cravats, stocks, gloves, &c.
and many other articles TOO numerous 10 mention
all Of which will be sold ~ very low prices for
cash. Ny foods are new. Come and examine for
yourselves. No trouble to show Goods and frices,
keokak, June ls-d1w ]. H.H.
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NEW ERA cooKIMo sTovE

T,HE above! ~ Of the most
s ca q, e go ~ ~ Use
BY ~ ibis ~ r ~ - Iatins iii 9TH
u Cooking 60 - S|SS Il g demand for
them il alrsA S y preparing -
s =; :'::; s; ; ;::s'::;
stove, sLoul6 - ID Sha1 8 T. ovenslt as5
progress are ~ 49, - ~ IA. ~ thatin NO as-
tiole Of asnsssle - - tAsss len greater in-
ps.vs.ss.. s.saas " ~ - than The or:
ssNEw .ERA,' COOKING STOVE
pesfsfsncs = takisGap With oae Of anaatielalsa
- fsr ~. wholesale and r..a,l, -, s..s..
vays - foasd The most plets Asd vssisA assssA-
nsnt e cosiiag, Hsatins, aid Paiof Rfsvss. ever
s -Ai.s. Tiaas'.. s.oai !. !. ~ IA ~. : ~
Agent, Uasilyj
knNnA11H IG0wx u Cess
tsuccs.acas g novs. leexyeps oo.,)
AuorloS 1ss e s a3fS NfHi ss1n Anr.
Gssssa 81. seat Asss = - Atlssssa, ksshek
ssg Iowa. s8s gsg
DAnIECOLAR aAesst3ea wall - peia = Aaysna
! and selling Assi kssass sad Yssssnal psspssV
ssees!..i.x -. aaA ~ etAsr bssiasss sAas ~
We hare spuvssisat ssons, aH1 will atbaaA 4
sessins and lsruasdiag goods ard pssasss u ii
Lisersl sssh advances nads % esods ssasleasd
Tor ssie uhen aseirsl. M
Ne havs lafGs md yell sslestsd sfosk q Gnli
and Silver WAtshes, 0old JswslEy, and nsoisHe,
vAiGA ~ e4er ~ Wholesale and fetail = lew ~
eon ~ 1ound In The eeSntry,
8eesAAAH snd 6s6tAn viii - aupnilel II -,
sSsneiy low PRICES Tor -. " ~ s. 80 80.
INKSf1fN Bsrdsr La. = Wa 10y n =
w go - heard u Kanane - MiaGnsA 81
& ~ sate - ~ CITY DooK Buonn.
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
kEOkUk, IOWA.

- y = ~ - 8Cp
! Ouch u Apple, Peach,
- Pear, Plum, Cherry,
Ounce, Ac-; and the small
fruits, RaxPberrics. Cur
rants. Strawberries Goose-
berries, &c.
| A,so, . large quantity II
Gaia y be and Isabella
Grape koots.
A large quantity Of
DWARF Trees, particu-
larry Pear and Cherry,
which are very desirsbls
Tor city planting.
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amply 81 Fancy Ehrubbery, 1vsrgSesAs,
Rosss, Ac., On hand.
Early Tomato, Cabbage and Sweet Potato Plants.
All for sale 81 customary prices
ovdevs received 90 ths eresnAs. Aef mile w~st
Of the old City limits On The HlsH Ferry road TO hc
Des Moinss, or BY nail, sddSessed 70
mehT-d&w. 0EO. o. HILTON.