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ny HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERs.-The ships com

pOdng this line
IN, ATLANTIC, Capt. Oliver Eldhdge.
THE BALTIC, Capt. Joseph Comstock.
The ADRIATIC, Capt James West.
These ships having been built by contract expressly for the
has been taken In their oon-
stInton also their TO Insure strength aud speed
end accommodations for passengers se unequsied Tor
elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage New York to Liverpool In hrseass
cabin 1850 second do as From Liverpool New York,
80 and ~ guiueas
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship . 80,
No befhs be secured until paid for The ships OF this
Hpe wseTght bukbesd and 10 avoid danger
ron ice viii the Banks north of IS degrees until after
The LIST Of August - -. 80. ......,a
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NEW YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
~ CHANGE OF TIME.

Commencing January 7, 1857
Three Daily Trains 10 Albany, Sundays Excepted
Fare q 80 from Nsw.f ork to Albany.
Lesv. New Yok follows from Station Of White and
Centre
SOMA m.-EXPREss TRAIN for b6ny connecting with
the Central Railroad and Northern TrAns.
8I0a m.-MAIL TRAIN, running directly through without
cbs Of and connecting Chatham -Four Corner. with
the Western Trains for Phed North Adams and other ats
400 p. m-EXPREss. rnninr directly through without
change OF and Meeting with Central Trains at ii
for the West.
Retun.ns Leave Albany
s:l5a m.-NAIL TRAIN for New-York direct.
lOA5a m.-EXPRESS, without change Of cars
500 p m.-EXPRESS. without change Of cars.
Tckots BAsgsge checked Al the osiee n
the Western Railroad Albany White and Centre BoOrne
26th-st. and fth-av. kew.fofk
VIM J. CAMPBELL Superintendent
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
q the County of NewYoIt notice her.b! gryea to al
persons hsvins oAins against WILLIAM KEW ste OF TIE
t, OF decessed present the same with voach
es herrof the subscnes his Office No s Hudson S.
IN he CITY Of New Yo before the heenh day Of July
n..-Ds.,l New.Yori the twelfh dsy OF January. lA57
lis Isw6mTG' TERENCE BOYLE. Executor
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Now to n axe up the decrease OF animals IN tbo
cd States, these new ones ought to show an In
crosse very considerably in excess Of the increase
Of population; instead Of which, the population
appears to have increased IS per cent, while the
increase Of these two great food produc ns classes
the bovine race and swine, does not exceed 20 per
cent
Now if we look at one more table, which shows
the exports Of animal products, and how they have
gradually increased during the last twenty years,
we think that no one can fail to sec the cause Of
an increased price Of meats.
r IL 30 snI kxaa IA.
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TN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County of York notice IL hereby given 70 all
son. hsyps claims against MARY LYONS late Of the City Of
EewYor widow deeessd present The same With vouchers
thcroC 10 the subscriber the once ef A T. theEns
I.t between the nth and 18th m the City Of New YoTt
on az before the fouseHh day Of February ncxt-Dsied New
Yori the eleventh day Of August, 1870
uI2lsu6uITu FRANCIS CLoSSAN, Ekecutof'
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These msy be taken as an approximation 8. least
to the average prices Of Ohio and Indiana before
the age of rsilSays-not emily in the country, bu'
in such towns as Cincinnati, where it was common
thirty years ago to cast the beads and feet sad
back bones and ribs of hogs into the Ohio, with
the blood and hair and intessres, ss worthless
onal. Many family there, now in state OF affiu-
ence, can remember when they used to 90 10 the
pork .hOuse and for "a levy" get mirkes-baskes
full of nice, sweet sparerib' 1t was rare thing,
too, in those days, for narket-butcher to weigh
bee,teak, for you could have it large or small as
you liked, and the price was "a levy" Q2ic)
Nice roa.'s, too, were frequently sold By the lump,
and the cOar,er pieces Of tue mea. almost always
so; and FISH BY the piece-never BY weight. And
tie same may be said of poultry. Such thing as
weighing foxl, q duck, a goose or turkey was
never thought Of. Phe price of turkey ranged
from l21 to 5Oc.-tbe latter price something eITa-
Common fowls were often sIld at 5Oc dozen, and
eggs At ic. sPsce. VeR.on, too, was never sold
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EDWARD k. collins. No. 5s wslst, ny.
BROWN SHIPLEY Co, Liverpool
sTEPHEN KENNARD A Co,
No n Austin Frisrs, London.
B. O. WAINWRIGHT Co. Paris. .
The Of these ships will not be accountable tcr sod
silver bullion specie ewelry precious stones OF metas un
bills Of ading ened therefor, and the value thereof
EXPRESSED therein.
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NyEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Mul and Express Lines Leave New York and II
M and and p m. fare, sS; IL 81 Is; Stopping al al
IL and Kensinston Through Ticket. sold
for Cincinnati II and SIS SOY and the West and for Bst
more Wssbn atom Norfolk kc and through baggage checked
w WOODRUFF A.is.a.t sup't
No Baggage will be received for Train unless delivered
and checked Is In advance OF the time Of leaving
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Er HAVANA and NEW ORLEANS On SATURDAY,
Japnsry H. from pier fot Of Ws'TenS ortn Il's5'
Ne fast and fsycte steamship EMPIRE ClII, capt . r.
6Iifir viii sail - shove; o,.r.
he seoured AZ the Office ~ the Line
Yr.tshf 20 Now Orleans 81 cents per cubic foot.
sLimers viii be supplied with blank bills o. adins OF the
sg ssued BY Line application a. their ONCE No other
rns signed bill Ct ng wall be signed after the hour
Of sailing :,
.oTner Of Warren. NJ. o. ROBERTS, Agent
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In PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surroease
Of the County Of NeF.Ysk DOsioe IL sreh{ Exsn 20 s
persons having claims against the estate OF LOUISA
FISHER late Of the Cty OF NewYcrh WIDOW de'o~sca q
present the sane with voucher. thereof SUBSCRIBED al he
of C. }. and p De Wiz; No So Nssssn'i In The ey
EevYok Oh before the cath day Of January nsxt-ssse
wv ''' ~ $50 ROBERT II CUNNING,
W l,usnTUs TI~utoI ks Of LOUISE IL flsSei
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nor CHARLESTON and FLORIDA. =.
III Nal LiDs.-Ghe SPLENDID steamship NATION, "IHtn
y Foster commander, will leav. uisr No NoTth tV7
, o'osok p N precisely SAT LRDAY, Jaonar{ ~; ~
q, sht apply on board all bulls Of ldinf WI o sfh
spd IN paiase al the ofc Of sPOFfORD, TILkS ION ~
Eo ~ Broa w.y The u steamship kAshN LIZ
Tsonss IN AZ conn and viii succeed aud esVe % SAT-
URpLY January o. The favote steamer CAROLlHa p1h.s
,.sNsr ib. TO The various sudtng the ST. Johns yer
Fl9yaa touching 81 r, ulHduA, AID sohneCunE viz 70"
steamers from and esvLE Charleston every IL %
nay T1onab Tickets 10 Jacksonville, SJii 70 fhSka 511
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILRoAD.-O

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN after Monday Dec. q lass and until further notice,
Trains will leave Pier foot Of Duane folowsv
BUFFALO EXPRESS, al $50 a. m, for ButHlo.
DUNKIRK EXPRESS ~ % a ~, for DuDkitt
MAIL ct 9l5 m for Duntirk and Buffalo and intermediate
stations Train will remain night at
Owego. and proceed the next morning.
CHICAGO EXPRESS 81 IL M. for Dunsirk
ROCKLAND PASSENGER al p. via satern'',
for Permon' and in.ermedate stations
NEWBURGH EXPRESS, At 4 p. m, for Newburgh, Oss
Vile and intef mcdists stations
NIGHT EXPRESS at $50 .. IN, for Duukrt and Buffalo
EMIGRANT I. N, for Dunkrk and uiso and uterine
diats sisii0ns
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED.
These Express Trains Enirs With the Emirs
Csnnndagua Esgar, Falls Rslrosd for Niagara Falls at
Bnsbsnon with the Syracuse aud Bnsham,on Railroad bf
syrscpsej Corning with Buffalo Corn1s and New fort
Rochester; Great Bend with Delaware Laoks
wanna Western Railroad for Scranton ~ BshLo aud
Dunkk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cnein
natl Toledo Detroit, Chicago, &c.
Q ID. c. MoCALLUM, General Superintendent
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
IN PAEYs ExPBESS-GEsERAL OVFIcS, No. us BrOsd-
vsy N Y-The New orb and Erie Railroad Company
now prepared 10 do irregular Express bu.ines
D. RICE, Supt Express.
D. c. HoCALLun. General Superintendent
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
u the County Of EewYork Notice Is nrrsSy n,en 70 AZ
prsop, syrs Charms against JOHN F. DARLEf iate OF tos
6y Newfork deceased to present the sane r yS'yS
WHITE No 81 Liberty IN the CITY ef New fof OF
or brfo, lhe fw,lh day Of March no1t-Dsisd Ne~fss
AZ Isusn,Tu JOHN BARLEY Executor ka
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EEW LINE Of NETWORK and LIVER
IN POOL PACKETS.-PATRIOTIC LINE This line WI
D. eonlpsed OF fono~rg and rsosss ships VA
HENRY CLAY .....l, e0o tuns. Capt David Csnsins
CALHOUN........20o 90 tnns. Capt. Daniel h Truman
ORIENT. .,......... 600 tuns.. Capt. George Hin
ELLEN AUSTIN. .2O0o tuns... Capt VIM. H. Gsrriok
The above ships recently built and the ees
sod substantial In the trade They are eouimsndeat
gentlemen Of experience and ability. TbeiT aecommoda
r. ysTy sppey,oT Al every will BE- made prom
dc oonfor OF and the convenience Of Apper
EoTf freight passeGe apply TO
SPOFfORD, 1ILESrON L Co. No g Broadway.
Agents in Liverpool - 80
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nor ANTWERP via SOUTHAMPTON. -
E The new Steamship CONSTITUTION, e. Pou.
gin Commander viii positively depart tor the above ports,
the United States Mail for southsmDon and Bremen
tepdrd for the steamer Hermann SATURDAY jan a. at
" 10, from pier No. ~, North River
PASSAGE.
In Fist cabin DO
In SccT nd cabin. 'ssss'..ssss''s''s
In Third Cabin. .......'''...''''. "
No Freight taken Ifcr Thursday Jsu 20 and no bts OF
ksdps slsned parcels received the day 81 sailing
Intended for the usuAl Bremen and Southampton
Mail must PASS through the POstOcc. Passengers
sue,ied 10 b. OF board At II O'Clock
FOR freight passage having superior ACCOMMODATIONS "
cabin and StcerNRe passengers, apply 10
AUGUST BELMONT, No. Hanover st.
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a MN A.

The monotony OF our city life was some
what enlivened on Saturday night, by bit Of
arrow. We were no, con the ground in time
to see the whole Of II or to learn the origin,
but we saw some striking, considerable tun-
bling, and more rolling. Az usual the chief
participants were natives Of the Emerald Isle,
led on by their Old and cherished leader, King
Alcohol. Nobody was very badly hurt aad
no particular damage was done, except to the
good order and responsibility Of our city
We noticed among the participants, grog SELL
srs, and gros drinkers, which is certainly a
very meet and consistent commingling. II
there must be rows we do not dislike to see
those who furnish the common cause, become
psrtakers Of the consequences. But such
scenes are In the highest degree d,sgraceful TO
the city, and II there should ba a repetition
we hope our officers viii see 10 It that prop
ef example IN made Of the offenders. Two Of
the offenders in this instance were arrested
by the Deputy Sheriff, and would have been
committed to custody, but as they begged
cost piteously to 60 and see "Biddy and the
cnilder," and promised to do better in the fu-
fure they were released. Deliver US from such
rows. Nz
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Special Notices.
Merchant,s GargIinr OH.

This valuable medicine combines the nee.
essary qualities to entitie 1t to public favor
Long experience furnishes ample testimony
ths4 as Liniment adapted to meet the wants
and emergencies Of all classes, "Merchant's
Gargling Oil" in its appropriateness to both
man and beast, merits the appreciation with
which 1t is received. Possessing in a high de.
gree the properties OF an anodyne and restor-
alive, It bas wonderful influence over many
painful diseases. Its great efficacy to heal i
attributable to the chemical combination oi
the choice ingredients Of which it is CON-
posed.
w. #. ElmendOrf is the authorized
agent for the sale OF this medicine at this
place. Sold also by druggists and merchants
usually in the vicinity. Wholesale by medi.
cine dealers in all large towns. nag.
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We are always glad when real merit crown.
ed with success. A few years ago the pro.
prietors of DR.. Halps Balsam modestly anncun.
ced that they had valuable cough remedy
for sale. They did not resort to the reckless
"High-pres'ure SYSTEM Of putting a. did some
others we could name, but in q straight-for.
ward, common-sense manner explained the
nature and effect Of their Medicine, told wha,
it would do, and presented the strongest and
most unimpea enable evidence Of The good
which ithad done. II is now the most popular
remedy OF the age.
For sale by w. +. Elmendorf in Cttumws
and by agents IN every town in the county.
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a0k here farmers! did you know that one-haif the
- absr Of putting In your corn be saved BY u.s.
lar the above P1anter,
Well sirs u y tFue, - hundreds would testify that
have used them. You ask how ID This dones We will
tell you Afser your ground b broken up. mark II Oh
and mark eR yosr ground both ways In this way you
At least Que half Of the labor Of furrowing The
Planter win corn In 70 any depth necessary
surface. Thus the being planted In shallow fur.
rows, will not be 90 liable 10 BE washed away. After
your ground u furrowed on good hand can plant
from to 10 per day, which ID saving OF one
mans labor, 1t least, In planting acres.
Refer to H. Devol Richland rovnshp. Reference TO
many others In this county who have Wed them can
also be furnished BY the subscribers
For sale by LAWRENCE HARLAN,
no-l8-4w Ottumwa, Io9a.
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F u II N 1 II u II Z
. A R IL ROOM
r e.
j. EllERMAN,


NNHE undersigned has just opened Furniture
- Wareroom, ON the north side Of Main street. east
OF the Curew House, Ottumwa Iowa, where he IL now
receiving directly from Cincinnati excellent
ment OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
OF all kinds which he proposes sell on the most rea
sonabie terms. His stock consists in part Of
Walnut and Mahogany Bureaus,
with and without glasses Bedsteads, plain and fancy
posts from four to feet high Breakfast Dining
Dessert, Stand and
CE N It Err TABLES:
Sofas, Chairs, Cane, and Wood Rockers Rim and Stat
Backed; Childs Table Chairs and Rockers Bannister
Slant Rimmed Backed aud Scaliop Top Setting Chairs
Lounges, Nattrasses q Cradle Cribs.
He also carries the
9 A B n T. II B u SIN ES S
In all Its various branches, and orders may left with
the fullest of their receiving prompt atten
tion, and being filed with the best material and fines,
workmanship.
w Gentlemen and ladies wishing to purchase are
invited to call and examine my stock. I am determin
ed to sell low any other establishment in the
country.
Collins made to order.
ware-room 4th door below Prugh's store.
i
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]. N. RocER q Co.-This arm whose carr,
we introduced to eur readers last week, pre-
sent In this issue. statement more in detail
Of the splendid stock Of fancy and staple Gro
cries. which they have ope red in Crimes
block, Main at. Burlington, and which can
not fail to attract the attention Of Dealers
There isno reason in the world why they sho'd
not have large share OF the trade Of the De-
moline Valley which they solicit, and we be-
lieve will merit.
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On. TAvLoa.--Everybody should call at
Dr.. Tsylor's new rooms, In Deyln's building,
whence be has removed from the opposite side
Of the street. He u fixed up In tip-top style,
and looks o good ~ new, with his large stock
Of drugs on one aide OF his long room, and
,elves well allied with handsome volumes on
other. He 10 well hxed for large bust
ness, which be 10 boLn.. % do. Call on him
by ill means.
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srovEa, &c.-Ths friends end customers of
MI. J. Prugh, Of the Cincinnati stove and ia
panned ware depot. opposite the Curlew
House, win please take notice that the cars
are coming freighted with . splendid assort-
ment Of stoves q the most approved patents,
and other goods In that line adapted to this
market, which friend p. win sell on his accus-
toned liberal terms. II win be seen by refer
ence to our advertising columns, that letters
for brands are cut ct the same establishment.
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EUREKA "A certain cure for Consumption
Coughs, Colds, &C., is Of mole importance
than any other remedy, because those diseases
are more general and fatal than any others
We firmly believe 1t Is found 10 'sWells' Pee.
toral Syrup Of Wild Cherry" We should use
it in all cases. from slignt cold to confirmed
Consumption. and advise others to do 90 like
wise. By ell means get Wells Almanac for
i857.-Peoria RcpAb.ican.
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BRAzELrox HousE.-The excellent fare,
and courteous treatment which we met with
at this House recently, at the hands Of the
Proprietor, Mr.. John Eichslbergh, and his
able assistants, impresses US with the convic.
ton that we cannot do our friends better SER
vice than by advising them TO stop there when
they chance to pass through the city Of Mt.
pleaaant.
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GRAY HEADs.-There are many whose hair
is prematnrely gr.y, that, by the use Of
Woods Hair Restorative" can bring it back
to its natural color. This fact Is testified to
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REMOVAL.

II have the pleasure Of announcing 10 all my old
IL friends and customer that have removed nv
stock o. Drugs &c., into the sear fmy new hrek bud
IN on the Of Front snd Market sta, where
prepared at all times 70 supply customers an orders
scr any articles In my line, 81 psoss No. csnaot but
give satlsfActlon. ~
Those who are yet indebted 70 me, by note or hook
account, win please make payment Immediately, as
am going East IN few days must b7ve the money that
Is my due.
Mar lsnoi1.u JOHN PUMR0Y.
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New MEAT MAaxEr.-Messrs. Brown 4
Williams announce To the public that they
opened . meat market in this city, on Main
street, where they propose to furnish casto.
mers with meat in quantities to suit. They
offer, 1t win b seen, the highest market prizes
for potatoes, butter. eggs, &c. We commend
this enterprise 10 public favor.
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GOING EAST.

KKYINJlING TO START EAST BY the let
w 81 March, or q after possible, vIsh all
Of customers, knowing themselves Indebted 10 me
either ~ note hook account 70 oail and pay up
Unjust have money by that time.
0ttumwa, Jan. 22-n41-tt C. LAWRENCE,
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- We are much obliged TO our esteems.

~ We arc much obliged 70 our esteemed
correspondent, Zone Of the people," for his
several timely and able articles On Schools
aud School Houses. We commend his sug-
gestions to The early attention Of our citizens,
and shall hope to hear from him again on this
or any other subject,
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READY PAY SroaE. Our much esteemed
friends, Messrs. Devin l. Bro, are now in re.
ceipt OF their summer goods, stock in cam.
pass, variety and quality, we venture to say
never excelled in this market, and which they
are selling at their usual low, one-price rates
Call on them soon, and select from their full
stock. Full particulars in their new sdver.
tisemeat in another column.
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THE ELEcrioN We have verbal advices
from Iowa city, to the effect that the State has
gone Democratic at The recent election. but
by what majority we are not informed. We
Syrcfer to wait for the Official c. nvass, before
tempting to give any OF the figures.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-04-30

Joseph Ellerman, native of Germany, but
for many years resident Of Ottumwa, where
he has carried on the Cabinet business, COM
United suicide on Saturday last. He was
found in the woods, just East Of the city, with
his throat cut. An inquest was held over his
body on Saturday night-Esq. Leighton pre-
siding. The verdict Of the jury was that tie
deceased committed suicide by cutting his
throat with pocket knife. He was evidently
laboring under ftof insanity. It appears
also, that he procured laudanum the daybefore
and the probability il that he first took the
laudanum, which failed, and he then cut his
throat.
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THE POETRY OFsPHYsIC.

Purify the blood and disease win be starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities and you cured
already.
Take this best OF all Purgatives and scrofna Indi
gestion, Weakness, Headache, Backache, Sideache,
Jaundice, Rheumatism, arrangements Of the Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels, all arrangements and all diseases
which purgative remedy can reach, fly before them
like darkness before the sun.
Reader, II you suffering from any Of the numer.
Gus complaints they cure-suder more-the remedy
has been provided for you, and IL Is criminal TO neg
lect IL.
That Ayers Cherry PecAnra Is the best medicine
Cough, Is known to the whole world and that Ayers
Pills the best Of all Pills, is kpwn TO those who
have used them.
Prepared by Dr. J. G. AVER, Lowell, Mass. and sold
w Druggists everywhere.
For sale by J. L. Taylor, Ottumwa, Iowa.
nolO-2m
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FAaMs roR RENr.-John ]. Adams wishes
to rent four farms situated five miles from
Ottumwa, an excellent chance for new CON-
ers. See Advertisement.
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ar. H. Warden & Co., have now in
store and are receiving very large an choice
stock Of SPaING GooDs. See advertise
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MAJ OF OTTUMwA.--It is known, we pre-.
sumo, to most Of our citizens, il not it should
be, that our entsrprisiug fellow citizen, John
Jacob Wendell Esq, Is having photographed
in New York, splendid map Of the city Of
Ottumwa, with its additions, and that he will
y In receipt Of supply of copies in few
days. This is a most useful and praisewor.
thy enterprise, so much so as TO callupon our
citizens universally for cooperation and sup
port to the extent, At least, Of subscribing ibe-
ally Tor the work, which we have no doubt all
.NBeral minded persons will cheerfnlly do.
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MEAT MARKET

THE undersigned beRz leave to say TO {ft
the Citizens ofttumwa, that he has open "
eda MARKET On Front Street, ----AA
opposite the curiew House., where he win be happy
TO furnish the public with from TO 12 O'Clock
A. NJ, In quantities to suit the daily wants 49,
of families. lie socits such encouragement .
a. will enable him TO continue In the bust. GKuW -
ness permanently. j. w. BROWN
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