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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-11-26
PREPARED BY DR., ]. c. AVER,

Practical and Analytlca chemist, AoVetl, 0es&
tt H.1tHf syp SOLD BY
j. l.. Taylor, Ottumwa; VIM. Myers Agency City
Lane q Reesman, Dahlonega; J. c. Dunlop Co., Ed
dyyile; A. A. Ramsay, Abba; Monhall Bruce, Keo
kuk, and all Druggists. nIH aT IL
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~ BLANKS ts
OF all kin d for sslsat this once.
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Dyseutery. Relax. and Worms,

posr OfFicE, nalTAND, Ly. Co., MIcH Nov. ID, 1885,
Dr. ArsR: Sou, Pills are the perfection Of medicine.
they have done my wife good than can tell YOU
he bad leen sick and pi1ng away for Hopths., Went
n to eoctored at great expense, but got no better She
then cgnnlece taking YOUR Pills which cured her.
ny expeing large quantities of (dead) from her
,udy They afterwards cured her and our two children
bloody iyscntery One of had it bad, and
ny wife cured him with two doses of yonr Pills, while
thers around paid from five to twenty dollars doctors
plis aud lost much ne without being cured entirely
then, Such medicine yours, which is actually
God and NEST, will be piized here. tt-s-3 -
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Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood

from Rer Y HINES. Pastor Of Adrem Church, Rpston
Dr. AVER: have used yonr Pillsiwith extraordinary
success ia my family and among those am caedyG visit
distress To regulate the organs of digeson Anonymity
he blood they the very hest remedy have1eEer
suawn, and l confidently recommend them 01my
rieu,ls. Yours, gag j. v. HINES.
80 WARSAW, wyosnse Co., N. ", Oct. "a, 1855.
DEAR SIR "a nn yuslr Cathartic Pills in my prnc-
and find them excellent purgative to ceanse the
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Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints

-,-s DEPARTaEHr OF TIE INTERIOR. lr5p
~ f+s.., WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb, 1856 So
Sin: have Used yonr Pills in my general and hospital
ny they are the hest cathartic we employ Their regr
ating action the iirsr quick and decided consequent
they admirable remedy for arrangements of that
irgan. Indeed. have seldom found of bilious die
soeistiiate that il did not readily yield TO them
g sEraternaliy yours ALoNZo BALL, NJ d.,
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" JOHN g. MEACHAM, NJ. D.
tsrysipelas, Scrofhla, Kings Evil, letter,
gruhloTs, and Salt Rhenm. II
Fsm d R,mo4dipq Merchant of n. Louis, Ftb. 1856
Dr. Ava: your Pills are the paragon of all that is
ieat in .necne. They have cured my little daughter
uerons upon her hands and feet that had proved
icHbe or wears. Her mother has been long grievous
afflicted Will Loic Is and pmplss on her skin and In
hair After odr child cured she also tried your
i'll. ami ther have cured her. ASA MORGRIDGE.
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miles--not a bit of It. 4 hadn't much fear,
perhaps might tell ne truth and say I had
one, for had a good pistol, and more, than
that, my passenger was safe, yet j was glad
when | came to TIE old -four barrel factory
that stands at the edge OF jackson village,
and in ten minutes more hauled up in front Of
the tavern, and found, couple of men in the
barn cleaning down some stage horses.
"sWell, old fellow says i, as got down
and went round to the back OF the wagon, you
have had good ride, havn't yep ..@- -.
"sWho are you?' he cried, and he kind Of
swore little, too, as he asked the question: Z
"sPm the man you tried to shoot was my
reply. lfa N e 4
"sWhere am L? Let me outp re yelled. 1
ssLook here, we've got to a safe stopping
place, and mind ye, my pistol Is ready the
moment you show yourself. Now lay quiet.
.By this time the two hostlers had came up
to see what was the matter, and explained it
all to them. After this I got one Of them to
run and route out the sheriff. and tell him
what believed I'd got for him. !, The frs
streaks of daylight were just coming ur, and
in half an hour II would be broad daylight
In less fhan that time the sheriff came, and
two men with him. told him the whole in .
few words. and then he made for the cart. He
tod the chap inside who he was, and il he
made the least resistance he'd be dead man.
Then slipped the iron wrench out. and as
let the door dewn the fellow made spring. ]
caught him by the ankle and be came down
on his face, and in moment more the officer
had him. II was now daylight, and the mo-
me& saw the chap recognized him. He
was marched off to the lookup, and told the
sheriff should remain in town all day.
ls'After breakfast the sheriff came down to
the tavern and told me that had caught the
verv bird, and that If l would remain untilthe
next morning, I should have the reward OF
two hundred dollars which had been offered.
81 found my goods all safe, paid the express
agent for bvingi ,g them from Indianapolis, and
and then went to work to stow them away in
my cart The bullet holes were found in the
top Of my vehicle inst as expected. They
were in a line about five inches apart, and had
been where usually sit, two OF them would
have hit me somewhere in the small of the
back and passed upward, for they were seat
with heavy charge Of powder, and his pistols
were heavy ones. fs ,g{ 4tasfss.tfts
"On the next morning the sheriff called up.
on me and paid me two hundred dollars ir
gold, for he had made himself sure that he
had got the villain. Il afterwards found a let
ter in the post-ofice at Portsmouth for, me
from the, sheriff Of Hancock county, and he
Informed me that the fellow who tried 10 Kill
and rob me was in prison for life.o
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,,s a INcxH DAsKEY.-A negro slave in
Louisviilc, Ky., drew prize of Si5,OO0 |.
lottery last Tuesday His masterdecucte..his
value from the sun, and he took the rest -
start in life on his own hook.
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A story is related OF Turk who married;
his wife, when unveiled, proved to be very
ugly. a few days .tter the nuptials. she SAID
TO him, "My life, as you have many relations,
|, gish you 10 inform me before which OF them
Imay unvail.n "My soul, . said the husband,
.sif thou will but conceal thy face from, NE,
care NOT to whom thou showst its, ssfR4
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peetrps
Prairie Flowers.
BY }, z. JOHNSON.

BY >, Y. JOHNSON. s.fsa-i,ftl
The Prairie flowers are blooming,
The bany breeze perfumiug,
Ger Hill and dale and grassy vale
or varied hue, Of dark and pale,
The landscape Is assuming.
The fragrant shrub that flowers
Amid the woodland bowers;
; 4wect scent the breeze amid the trees,
Where hun the honey laden bees,
In spring. delightful hour, i. $40
The birds most sweetly sing astEa3
Above the flowers Of spring.,
Their notes rcsound through wales around
p With merry Cadence In their soiind s8 10
. That laakes the merry wildwood ring, sfs.,a q
Ye budding flowers gay, tsY a,s
That deck the lovely May, '-t
An! coaid your light and lovely light
Adorn the gloom Of winters night, # Ia
Aud sonsstcrs chant their lay. s8asf tFr4
Bloem ever. prairie flowers, eJ ~
Mid native clustering bowers ~.
No flowers sweet those meet -
Ger prairie WILLIS, beneath our feet,
Bedewed with venal showers. s.F
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1. Subscribers who do not giverxprSssR TO the
ontrary, considered wishing to continue their
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periodicals the publser may continue to send them
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riodicals from the mice to which thty firected
they responsible till they have settled the bill,
and ordered them discontinued.
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forming the publishers and the papers sent to the
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The Courts have decided that refusing to take pc
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EE- Postmasters neglectirg to inform publishers,
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selves liable tpay the subscription.
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Usher the papers not taken but by those they
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year ago 'asI New ~ fear,s @ IS day. lad wa
wandering wand around 'he s'ree's OF New York, IN
company WIN one OF MS acqnaihtances. Not
knowing the most direct way 10 reach The pre-
else locality they sought, our young friend
says to ms feilow-"'Let us " ask that gentle
man VINO Is walking on The otte side Of the the
.1.e 'nes p'oeeetea .ell l1.t' - go so' "nen io'
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TADutchnan in Albany, some time back.
welt out to his milkman in the street with
dish in each hand, instead Of one as usual.
The dispenser OF attenuated milk asked II he
wished him to fill both vessels. The Dutch
man replied, suiting the action to the word,
s'Dis for de miIlak, and dis for de ,oaser, and
Twill mix them so as 10 shute myself.
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In chancery suit one Of the counsel, des-
.cribing the boundaries Of bis clients land,
said, showing the plan of it, swe lie on this
side, my lord" The opposite then said,
"And we lie on tsat side." The chancellor,
with good hnmored grin, observed, eIf you
lie on both sides, whom viii you have me to
believer, ~ '1 a'.'
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~ Geo. w. Carne. a wealthy brewerso
Detroit, has been mulcted in $5 ,000' damages
for refusing to marry Miss Niibee G. Hail af-
ter promising to do so.
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= q A wiseacre being seen. one day in sin-
gular attitude, staopins down with his head
Hhetweea his legs, was .ssked the reason to
which he replied that he wished to see how
the pain at the back of his head looked.
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ca Elliot Smith was, and may be is, a cell
ebrased upholsterer, and gcoln nature,l auction-
eer at Cambridge, England, whose body ex-
ceeded in dimensions the proper corporation
STANDARD; on him a trinity was wrote the fol-
lowing lines. -
:" IL Aesh be grass some folks say, ssit
- Then Elliot Smiths a load Of hav sos 4afs4
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- 6TLet honesty Be ss the bsesth OF thy
soul, ard never forget to have apenay when
all thy expenses are enumerated and se.-
tied. $50 ss1 ssFit1ew
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WHEAr CkoP.--The wheat crop in north
ern and, southern Illinois is very, good. IN
eentrsl Illinois il is very poor, and toe far
mers are lplowinx it all up, to put in spring
wheat. !, Hereabonts the winter crop is "a de-
stroysd. IA eltsss vssses .aas q a,s.a.r
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Scandal. aaaasp e'ar
The devil has wonderful penchant FOR re.

The devil has wonderful penchant for re-
buking sin. Eyes which are full Of beams
have an unacc olntable clearness OF vision In
detecting notes in other eyes. Some people
are brought into the world to accomplish a
marvellous mission; and that mission Is to fer
ret out obliquites in others. OF course, il is
not expected that these apostles have any BUSH
ness with themselves; their mission Is violent,
ani does not admit OF time to scrutinize their
own position. What profit il It taat they
should pause to consider their own pecadifloet,
when the enormities or their nefghbor loom up
like mountains? So goes the world, the world
over. Everybody minds everybody business
but everybody neglects his own. What sort
Of world would this bs, II we wers without
each other to feed upon? Men has eyes md
ears for some purpose, and what else could
they find for them to do, IL not to hear OF each
others failngs, derelictions, errors, trsnsgres-
sions, enormities2 They have tons ue which
must lie uselessly idle, il not employed In giv-
ing currency to such delinquencies., 50 Il i
with man. The obliquites OF his offended bro-,
ther furnish the chief staple Of conversational
interest. Human error is the current coin, OF
social intercosrse, ani too often that coin comes
from the mint Of the speakers brain.
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The TAMrr.--The reduction Of duties on
imports by the new tariff is a pretty general
one. The articles excepted from the rule are'
comparatively few in numbef. - Wool costing.
less than 20 cents per pound comes in frse.--'
The duty on foreign liquors comes downfrom'
100 to 30 per cent; iron, from 30 to "a psr,
cent. lead ,'from asto Is per cent There IL
also a small reduction on sugar. The imme-
diate effect of the passage Of the law was
relief in the New York money narket,sby the
removal Of the fear that the sub-treasury would
continue to increase its already gorgesi vaults
with specie. As the law does not take effect
till July, the imports will be small till that
time. after which they will come in with an
accumulated rush. .ntl...L L--..-- .-tt a-- E.aA.l
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OsKALoosA RAILsoAD. Iron and ties for
the Oskalcosa read are arriving Al Mascatine.
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g. RKcovExiN0. - The multitude OF friends Of
That out-spcken and fearless statesmaa'' Chas.
Sumner, will be gratilied to learn thas his sea
voyage has greatly benefited him. sas
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.GT An athletic specimen Of a man from the
Emerald Isle, called in the counting room oe
one Of our river merchants. He took of his
hat to make his best bow. 4agasG s-atla sol
s'The top of the morning to ye, Misthsr
Perot, I've been told you're in want o. help.
s"I'ye but little to do" replied Mr.. Perst,
with Mercantile gravity. ssaas fs .ssgtssrss'
'.I'm the boy for yees. It's but little care
about doin'-sure it's the money Pm afther.',
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G." There are two things.o says recent
writer, who has evidently studied the sex, s.that
a woman, however thoroughly she may for
give them, never forgets-neglect and ankind-
ness, and when once these have cast their shad-
ows across the bright, eager gladness with
which she yields up her whole soul a. thank
offering to him she loves, man with his strong
er and steiner nature, can no more bring back
the freshness Of that young affection than he
can restore to the peach the bloom which his
careless fingers have defaced. The love may
stin exist in its reality, bat the bright halo
Of early romance which surrounded Il has been
dispellec, never more to return.n se fro.,eus q
O. There's one department Of daily news
papers most popular with the weaker SEX.
Every one knows which It is. Mrs. Pepper
Iy only expressed the general inclination Of
her sex when her neighbor said: "You seem
interested in the paper this week Any news!''
20, NOT" was the reply; shut always enjoy
myself so much over the marriages and deaths.
ef my friendsn tat Ser esfa 5as'R7 Fif'@lpas
= - 4 sf
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The only class Of men in the world who are
not in the habit Of disparsging their neighbors
are the assessors Of taxes; for il is well known
they never 'sunderrate'' anybody in the sIigh-
test degree 1881 = h8s stf' hs's Tatss7'
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-10
DR.. Guysott's Improved
Extract of Yellow Dock & SarSaparilIa

In Quart Bottles.
Is acknowledged to be the best Sarsaparlla made
Is certified by the wonderful cures 1t has performed
Remember, this is the only and genuine article
This medicine when used according to directions
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL
Scrofula Kings Evil, Cancers, Tumors, Eruptons
the Skin, Erysipelas, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring
Worm or letter Scald Head, Rheuma-
tism, Pains in the Bones and
Joints, Old Sores and
Ulcers Swelling of the Glands Dyspepsia Salt Rheum.
Disease of the Kidneys, Loss of Appetite,
Disease arising from the Use of
Mercury, Pain nthe Side and Shoulders General Debi-
ty, Jaundice and Costiveness.
The Best Female Medicine Known
The Yellow Dock and Sarsaparia is peculiarly adap
ted for females of delicate health resulting from rregu
arity of menstrual discharges and other diseases peculiar
to their We the afflicted that bottle two
ofDr Guysotts Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparla
will at regulate those difficulties and the
ural energies.
DIR. JOHN LARK, Agent for New ada. Park White
Sole Agents and Importers wholesale and retail dealers
all Genuine Patent Medicines 1872 Washington street.
opposite the market, San Francisco apl0
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SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILROAD.

AM = z= .zss:s5 ! $500
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT lon and after
y the 18th of March, the trains of the sacramento
Valley Railroad will leave a. follows, viz:
Passenger Trains.
Will leave Sacramento daily at It O'Clock and 81 P
% Folsom daily at Il A. NJ. l2 NJ. and 5P. NJ.
On Sundays beside the above there will be from Sac
ranento 10 A. train.
ON SUNDAYS-Excursio ION Tickets will be issued at
81 so for the trip-good for the day only
Freight Trains.
Will leave Sacramento at y A. NJ and 2 Pm
4" Folsom at 81 A, NJ.
The lie A. NJ Train will take through Freight only
No freight transported on Sundays
STAGES connect with the7 1-2 A. NJ. Trains for
Nevada Grass Valley, Auburn,
Iowa Hill, Forest city, Downieville,
Orleans Flat, Ophir, Col Hill,
jamestown, Yankee Jim's Greenwood Val'y
Georgetown, Mormon Island Col ma,
FL Dorado, Diamond Springs, Placerville,
Prairie City, Michigan Bar, Cooks Bar.
Wallis Diggings, Live Oak City, Arkansas Digings
Willow Springs, Drytown, Amador,
Suffer, Jackson, Fiddletown
And other intermediate places
The Stages will connect wi the l2 N. Train in,
irving in Sacramento in time for the Francicco
boats
For Freight passage apply at the R. r stations.
je26 J. p ROBINSON, Supt.
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COURT HOUSE, NEVADA
JOHN l.. GAMBLE, SC F. DERTKES
County Surveyor. Deputy
A LII persons are hereby cautioned against employing
n other Surveyors than such NAV be deputzed
from this office.
Extract from Laws of California
CHAP 90, SEC. 3. No survey survey hereafter
made by any except the County Surveyor his
deputy shallbe consideredega evidence in any Court
within this State JOHN l.. GAMBLE.
Nevada. June 26th, 1857
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SpecialNotice.-The undersigned takes this method
ofnotifyng his friends and the public generally that he
- purchased the NEW DRUG STORE (in the Fire-Proo
Building, No IA Commercial Street) of Mr. B B Thayey
oSan Francisco and has for sale the best assortment
ENGLISH AND FRENCH DRUGS, ever imported in this
market The store Is well stocked with every article
ongng to the business and having arrangements with
Mr.. Thayer and other Houses of San Francisco, can
assure those who will give their patronage that
will get better article and reasonable 1T
any other Store In town.
The BUSINESSES under the management Of Dr. B. r.
CARMAN who will give proper attention to the select
ton of desirable articles and the business be
conducted merit the confidence of those In need
of Medicines.
~ Prescriptions will be properly compounded.
G.. o. KILBOURNE.
1DoCToR B. r. CARAVANS Office at Geo. .. XII
bourns New Drug Store hre.proof brick. No. IA Com
mercia street.
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Notice to Liquor Dealers and Merchant.

Notice to Liquor Dealers and Merchants
complete assortment of the Oils necessary for ma
"a king and favorlng every variety of Liquor and
package of the articles used for giving Artificial
strength to Liquors. converting 20 gallons of Whis
key to loo gallons) and article to
mence IIaUoR STORE will be furnished for SEQ And
all the information conduct such
ishment thus enabling the beginner successfully
comgste with the oldest liquor dealers Address thro
the Post Office. P DACOUR, New Orleans.
Lacour's Concentrated Acid for making Vinegar, is
put up in gallon packages at s. per packags-n good
shipping order. feb6-ly
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CITY DRUG STORE

Number 81 Main Street, Nevada California.
'NHE undersigned has hand and constantly re-
Paints, Oils, Camphene Brushes, Spirits Turpentine,
ae0ho ru'ses Shoulder Braces AbdO%1ai supper
sisting in part of the following articles:
For Coughs and Colds,
DR.. John P. Bulls Pectoral Balsam
W.T., Ayers Cherry Pes,Ora. James EzpeeioTant
Wstars Balsam Wild Cherry. Wistars Cough Lozenges
Divines Cough Lozenges.
Sarparllas-Bull's Sarsaparila. Sands Sarsaparilla
Townsend's Sarsaparila- Guysotts Sarsaparilla.
ia! mes Alternative
Fever and Ague Cure-Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure.
Osgoods Cholagogue.
Liniments-Chase Lintmcnt Hunts Liniment-
Broggs Mustang Liniment. Railways Ready Relief
DavisPain Killer. American Horse Liniment.
Bowman Ointment,
Ointments-Dally Pain Extractor
Green Mountain Ointment.
Holloway's Ointment HELLER Ointment.
Sibleys Pill Ointment. Russia Save &c. &c.
Jaynes' Vermifuge. McLane's Vermifuge.
Fahnstocks Vermifuge.
Thompsons Eye Water. Greefenberg Eye Lotion.
Pettit's Eye Salye.
Balm Thousand Flowers Lubin's Extracts
Bazns & Farina Cologne, Penand Pomade.
Rose Water. Lavender Water,
orange Flour Water, Florida Water,
Fancy Articles.
Tooth Nail Hair and Shaving Brushes Combs Soaps
OF all kinds. Agent for the following articles
Hostetters, Gregorys. German Tonic Huffer and Bulls
Sarsaparla Bitters. Balm of THOUSAND Flowers, Bulls
Sarsaparla, DIR. Sohn P Bulls Pectorai Balsam. Guy
sotts Sai sapara, and Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure.
My stock is large and the assortment complete which
enables me to sell goods at the LOWEST market price
for CASH My goods are carefully packed and warran-
ted to give satisfaction both in quslity and price Or
ders from the country solicited.
Family Medicines carefully prepared by myself and pre-
scription put up in the best and reasonable
prices If you want goods in my line give me call am
prepared to sell both wholesale and retaa at VERY LOW
PRICES
JOHN LARK.
Wholesale and Retail Dl uggist.
ain Street. Nevada