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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-12-09

DEsIGsft Is the Design Of this Instituton to i'm
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sig Furniture no..FurnituFetsv
Fresh Arrival at III. G. Hardy's

WHULESALE KETAIL FukNITIkk, HnDDIN6
5e5 AND WAREHOUSE
Jenerson-st., between Water 4 Main, in Mr. Pestle.
waits new four story brick, Burlington, Iowa.
Nh r. HARDY returns his THANKS to the citizens Of
I'VE Burlington and vicinity for their previous pat
ronage and solicis continuance, feeling confident
that he can continue to give perfect satisfaction
Owing TO hard times / have purchased goods very
much lower than formery that IL enables eto sell
all goods in line from 20 to % per cent less than
any other house in the west and all goods warranted
As good s represented or the money Refunded. Ny
stock consists of the following goods In
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SPRING BEDS.-A new patent, which wIa
putnp on trial Of one week and II not liked win be
wishing TO try them cen do 90 BY calling 4 ~
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NEW o R MARKET.

New YoRK, May 6.
FLOUR-Market dull aud in favor
of buyer, sales of 8 600 bb!s at 4O0@
AIS for superfne State; 4.20@4 ,35 fol
extra State and A 1904 Is for superfue
western and 4,2O@4 go for common to
medium extra western. Canadian flour
unchanged, sales 400 bbls at 4,3D@5, so
for.common to choice extra.
RYE FLOUR-dull at 8 ,oo@3,4 40.
WHEAF-Market lower, sales 60.
COG bush at red Ind aud white do 100
white Ohio. =.
RYB-steady, sales at &c.
BARLEY-nncbanged.
CORN@quiet, sales of IL, 900 bush
at 64@73 for inferior TO prime white
aud yellow.
OATS--dull and unchanged, sales at
44@45 for State.and 45@47 for western.
PORK-market stea y, sales 400
bbls at ls.37@Is,5o for mess and IA SO
for prime.
BEEF-unchanged,
CUTMEATS-steady,
BARD-dull at Ii3@1la.
BUTTER-steady; sales, at 1908,
for new Ohio and 23@25 for new State
CHEESE-steady at 6@s3
WHiSKY-steady, sales 800 bbls
at 2o3
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A Popular Law-The Semi-An.
nual Collection of Taxes.

If we can judge correctly by what ne
have already heard on the subject, the
law of the last Legislature authorizing
the taxes of each year to be paid one,
half in December and the other half in
the following June, is likely to prove
one of tue most p .pular enactments ever
placed on the statute book of Ohio
80 far as We a learn, almost every
body seems TO be pleased with ii. None
will rejoice over its passage more heart,2
ly thau that wise aud juiIcIous statesmen,
Gov. MEDILL, to whom specially belongs
the honor of having first suggested aud
urged on the Legislature the adoni:on-
of the new system. At the session of
1856, Mr. Kelley, seeing the great heue-
fits to result from such a system, labor
cd with characteristic devotion aud ener-
gy to secure its adoption by the Black
Republican Legislature. But that "old
fogy'' body of Solons was too fearfal of
Innovations to hazard the passage of a
law such as has just been passed. Nor
was il old GgylsnI alone which produced
its defeat. There was no Sub-Treasury
law then. Hence the whole brood OF
bankers u the State, were arrayed against
= measure of reform that would shorten
the time and lessen the amount of pub
lie mouey to be deposited IN their vaults
for their personal use aud advantage
This whole system of deposlting being
now broken up by the Independent Trea-
snry law, bankers aud brokers have no
longer q personal motive to call forth
{. eli; hostility to a system by which the
payment of taxes iuto the treasury shall
be made only as fast as the public neces;
stiles demand it-NewarE Adrocate.
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-
Town IMPRovEMENTss- Several IRf
proyements of a very substantial charac-
ter, and which will add much to the ap.
pearance of our town, are in contempla-
tion of execution during the present sea-
sen.
Our neighbors across the street,
Messrs. ]. &zR. FREER. have removed
all except the FEAR part of their business
building, and have commenced the col
lection of the necessary materials for
the construction of a three story brick
"a feet front, by 65 feet deep. The
basement floors will be occupied by the
proprietors-ths second floor by Mr..
ENsMNeER, as a Daguerrean Gallery,
and the third floor win be- finished for a
Hall.
Gen. SQUIRE, who now, In addition
to his regular and stated family. has a
business partner in Mr.. E. G.. SELBy, is
.enlarging his Store Room and making
other valuable improvements about his
premises.
Mr.. JOHN MILLER, designs erecting a
three story brick adjoining the McNulty
House, and opposite the Town Hall.
Mr.. VIM. WAsscN, whose residence
during the last year has been in Illinois,
has purchased in South Ashland, aud
intends to return within a few months,
and erect a handsome dwelling. The
return of Mr.. w. and family will be
warmly greeted by a large number of
friends who much regretted their alb,
sence.
Among the best improvements in pri
vate dwellings which have been made in
Ashland for several years, is that of
Mr.. A. w. MILsHE1MER, near the Pres
byterian Church, aud now about com
One gratifying fact connected with
improvements is, that they are I'M
dertaken by those whose means to prose-
them are exclusively the rewards of
their enterprise in business which they
nave severally prosecuted in our town.
A very necessary and valuable i'm
will be soon commenced on
he Methodist Church. A steeple,
Using 90 feet from the base, in which it
5 intended to have a bell bliads, &c.,
or the windows; and a thorough paint
ng, are among the Improvements which
will soon be commenced.
The old and rickety fight of steps,
very one of which had almost become a
nan trap, leading into the Presbyterisn
Church, have also disappeared, and their
will HOon be supplied With new
mes.
On every hand we notice a disposition
0 brush up and be somebody, and not
,ermit the locomotive, when it arrives,
o pitch down upon a colony of Rip
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Cur THIS OUT AND STICK 1T IN you

Cur THIS OUT AND STICK IT IN YOUR
HAT.-Wo Hair Restorative will
change gray hair to its original color,
stop it from falling off and cause it to
grow on bald heads, and as a cosmetic it
has no equal. Pimples and Woods
Hair Restorative cannot exist together.
CAUTIoN.-Beware of worthless imi-
t~ations, as several are already in the
market called by different names. Use
none unless the words prof Woods
Hair Restorative, Depot ST Louis, Mo,
and New York; are blown in tue bottle.
Sold by all druggists and Patent -ffedi-
cine dealers, also by all Fancy and Toll
ct Goods dealers in the United States
aud Canada. 4w-46.
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The Law Of Newspapers.

1. Subscribers who do not give express no
tice to the contrary are considered as wishing
to continue their subscriptions.
3 II. If subscribers order the discontinuance
of their papers, the Publisherm may continue t"
send them until arrearages are paid.
III. If subscribers refuseto takeor neglect
to take their papers from the office toswhich
they arc directed, they are held responsible
till they have settled the bill and ordered the
pa9er discontinued.
~. If subscribers move to other places
without informing the publisher, and the
papers are sent to the former direction, they
are held responsible.
~. The Courts have decided that refusing
to take q a from the Office is PRlMA FAcIE
eviJenceofi Intentional fraud.
vi. The United States Courts haverePeat
eddy decided that a who neglects
to perform his daty of giving seasonable no
tice as required by thePost office Department,
of the neglect of a person to take from the Of
fee newspapers addressed 10 him. renders
the ostmaster liable to the publisher for the
subscription price.
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COLUMBUS NURSERY,
For the Spring of 1850

a VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
AFRU1FsAND ORNAMENTAET TREES,
Shrubs, Vines, etc, including
APPLk TREES Is years grafteds9 very thrifty,
and of the best varieties for Central and South
ern Ohio ntS
PEAR TREES, both standard and. dwarf, the
latter on Anglers ounce stocks, very thrifty
and handsome. 20
CHERRY TaEEs,adapted to the eeitmAfe Oft
Southwest. mostly on Mahaleb stocks and
Peach TkKfs. sftIe best. age and size with
fine healthy roots and of the choicest kfids-
Plums, Quinces, Apricess, Neetarines, Al
monds, Grapes, Currnpts. Gooseberries Rasp
berries, Strawberries, RhAbarb aud Asparagus.
Roots. Usage Orange Plants, fer hetgiBg.1 tte
Also. Esergres ms Of various kinds, Ecses.
and OrnamcntalShiubs and Flowt 70, hFgreat
variety. at low prices. flaa a9fra
M Send for a DESCRIPTIVE CArALoery, and
order dire city from hendqusr. ers, AZ no = genie
are employed to sell trees for. US. Aiticles
will be packed secure ~. and fcrwardtd to
any points, son tbs RAILROADS. ms direck d.
Twenty varieties Of choice FLowlR SEEDs
sent by mail postage free. foi So Address
NJ. B.BATEHAM Il co,
Columbus, o,
Feb. IL. 1858. f6w3T
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e NE Ash & hND HNI0N .
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Housahold Fairy.


They may talk of their fairies, their sylphs.
and their gnomes
As much and as long as they please,
But give NE the machine wich enliyens our
homes
And ensures us enjoyment and ease
Some fairies are all very well in their way,
Though J confess one J never have seem
While in sight, ON the table, 'click, click"
throughthe day,
Sounds the song of my SEwIse MAouiNEt
All there once was a time when I bent DER
my toll
Till tears stained the sambric or lawn,
And when daylight had flown, by the glim-
mer of oil
L often shaved on till the dawn.
But sow long ere noon all my needlswork's
And handsomely done too ween.
Pm as free as q bird whose wings flash the
Thanks-thanks to my SEWING MACHINE.
What blessings doth science on labor confer
When inyenting SO useful a gift,
Which converts into comforts cen trouble and
care,
Aud ou- duties combine with our thrift:
All could Hoop, who composed the shirts
heart-touching song,
My Grover d BAKER have seen,
I've no doubt he'd have written another as
long,
And as good, on my SEWING MACHINE
4w49 KATE.
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JACKSON Towasnlp.-The Times
again assails the trustees of Jackson
townshfp. Those gentlemen are as hon
est and substantial men as there are In
the county, aud the Republicans will not
lessen the force of their defeat in that
township last spring by their continued
abuse of the trustees. The Times ex.
presses the opinion that w. is sick of
tsthe great victory in Jackson.n We
rather think the Times and the Repub-
lieaas arc sick of w. and his sharp
stickss
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CLEVELAND TX

CLEVELAND, May s.
FLOUR-We note a sale oflOO bbls
choice extra at Sd, IA.
WHEAT-Two car loads Med. at
Use; car Of red Zoe, and two cars white
at S3c.
CONVEY little ia market.
Held at 1869, at which figures au oc-
casioual small sale is made.
HIGHWINES-smalt sales at 1890.
In Butter. Cheese and eggs we note
DO change.
SALT-Unchanged~ No fne in mar
ket.-PAaiRdekar.
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Late Frosts and Fruit.

Our readers will find in our local co.
lumns, in the reported proceedings of
the Horticultural Society. interesting
information respecting the state. of the
fruit crop in this vicinity. Iu some 10
c~alities the frost-d did little or 10 damage,
while at other points much injury was
DONE The general impression is, that
of the tender fruits there will be a fair
yield, while of the more hardy there will
be a full crop.ACsn. Enquierer.
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Sustain Home Enterprise.
sustain those who Sustain You

Sustain these who Sustain You
PHE Undersigned having purchased ~entirely
oody who has ever travelled with him kAows is
good as new y is pre- cared to tIansipii pass.
engers to and from Ashland and -Manshtldin as
comfortable condition, md on a. favorable terms,
asthey hav We ever been Isfh cm most ..fushtimes.
the Pittsbu re-. FIT. Wayne &sChieoso Rail Road.
and also with trains on the Mansfield, Sandusky
CITY and Ne warkf Kali Rohd
leave Sampset House. Ashland al IT O'Clock,
M. arrive at MansfeIdat I04 O'Clock. A M.
Leave North American House, Mansneld at Ct
o'c lock, p. NJ. latter arrival of tho Northern
train from sandusky j aud arrive at Ashland ate
O'Clock, Pm.
And Other, Packages carried, as atpays hsrstefsrs,
at a easonable recompeiioe.
LEVI Mo1.AULEY, Proprietor.
Ashland. nov. II, 1855. s3tf
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Prevention Better Than Cnre.

JTUNpREDs OF DoLI.A RS are spent daily
IL which a tittleprude nee might have saved. b
using Dr. h.
wi The article is specially intended as a
sureand positive PROTECTION against diss0seand
pregnancy tits perfectly safe no metallic sub
s,ance enter into its composition. and can bn
used at alftfm mes withonttrouble orinconvenience
The price ofthe PREvEaTITivEis 81 OUthe single
one 500 per half dozen and 81 90 per dOzer
The above article ian be sent by mailtoany part
of-the United States. or Canada postage free.
4 liberaldiscountmadeto nealers Druggists &c.
GEORGR r. BOND.M d..
IS, Crehrad street. corner Grand. New Y, rk.
fyvfenl2
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EOur sanetum was yesterdy hon
ofed By a visit from neighbor MARcHAND,
of the Wayne Co. Democrat, the motor
ious tbar"killer. Having long since con
sumed bis bar, be is again becoming
lean and Cassius-1ike. He thirsts for
more of the blood of that beast. and he
talks assthough he might again 1901 re-
visit the forests, and in case a bar
should encounter him, one or the other
would haFe-to suffer. Between MAR
cHAnp and Brhin it is ~quiteeyident that
beIIigerent feelings exist.
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LOCAL COLUMN.
ASHLAND, O., MAY II, 1853.

PHesIx InsUnANcE Co.-This Co..
the advertisement of which appears in
this paper, is one of the best established
companies in the Union, and is among
the most popular. The best informed
business men, when they can obtain
policies in the Old Phoenix, always feel
assured of safety. Measrs. WICK & JA@
Cons arc the Agents for this county.
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SAVANNAH, Ashland, Co., O.,
Nav 10 1879

Editor Of Ashlamd Union:-A Union
Prayer Meeting has been in progress for
a short time in this rlace, in which many
of the members of the different Church
es take a part. The meeting is largely
attended.
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Mec1arr & sAMfsEL.ZfhOse gen.
tlemen have formed q e~o5partnership in
the practice of law in this and adjoining
counties. Their Office. is In the room
recently occupied by L. r. Goodfellow
as a jewelry store. J heir energy and
attention to business, must, in a short
time, warrant Them a large practice
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Kansas! Kansas

T S the freesoil of the Great West to be desc
1 Grated by Slavery ? All who are opposed
to oppressio9-who desire to see right trt
umph over wrong. are earnestly invited to call
at the Saloonof the subscriber, in the base
ment of the, Sampsel House, and eEince by
their patronage, that they are honesti in their
professions, and believe one. man to be as
good as another. Shaving done easier than
the brokers. and hair clipped in a style that
would put to blush the tonsorial skill of a
DeliIah. Let the unbeliever come and see if
one half has yet been toldhim
GEORGE DORSEY.
Ashland, March "a, 1858. Aft
Baskets Baskets II
Just openings new lot of Ladies' Fine
81 Baskets, byI@CLARK d POTTER,
40 Successors to W Il n Potter.
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THE SEASON IN TExAs.-A private
letter from Texas says that the crops.in
State, after failing two seasons, look
more prosperous this year. Corn is
coming up finely, and Planters are put
ting III large fields of cotton, Texas is
to be the vast cotton field of
America. The public improvements of
State are progressing surely.
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PoTAToEs.-The quantity of potatoes
arriving at this point from the West this
season, is enormous. Scarcely a vessel
comes into port, on board of which there
is not enough to stock a small plantation.
Yesterday over 5000 bushels arrived.
They were selling from the vessel at
from 25 to 373 cents per bushel, while
anp town. they are retailed at five and
six shilliDgs-BufaLo Express.
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PROVISION STORE
SHERIFF,S SALE.

John v :PugA, In Ashland County
David Ciphers, ct al. Sommon Fleas,
DURSUANT to the commandof an order of
Il sale duly issued from the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Ashland county, dated. tie 9Th
day Of April, 1858, and to me directed, ] will
sell at Public Auction. at the door of the Court
House in said county. on
Saturday, the 22d day Of Mag. 1858,
between thehours of 10. O'Clock, A. NJ, and
4 o'clock, P. NJ. of said day. the following
described lands and tenements to wi lin
number (67) sixty-seyen5 in the town of Hayes
vile. Ashland county, Ohio, being seventy
twenty feet East and West, together with all
the appurtenances and privileges to the same
belonging. Appraised at -d dollars.
Terms of ~Sa1e-Cash. -.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
April 90, 1858. 46ts-pfS6,0 90
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IL The effects upon the public
health, Of permitting bodies to be ex.
humed and removed from the old grave.
yard to the new Cemetery, at this sea
son of the year, may, We should think,
well be questioned. It is also demanded
by considerations of decency as we'll as
health, that, after the tenants are re-
moved, the graves should be re filed.
The Winter ia the only season that
these disinterments should be permitted