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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-04-08

GRocERrEs.-C. C. Cloutman has received
a fresh supply of family groceries, including
at least one article not to be found elsewhere,
as will be seen by referring to his advertise
ment
Mr.. G. will please accept the thanks Of the
craft, in toto, for those apples.
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LNnrmer's e. Merchants Bank Of Ash-
u land taken for Goods and on account bv
(dec. IL, '5I-n42-tfl JAMES HAWLEY
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e. G.. PACKAnn.

XXyHoLESALE and Retail dealer In all kinds o
w Hardware, Iron, Steel Nails, and Glass. Also
agent for Lippncott 4 Bros Fire Proof Safes.
At all times good assortment Of Carriages and Bug
ges hand from the celebrated carriage repository
of Packard Barnum, Warren, Ohio.
cB~ Opposite the Curew House, Ottumwa. tn.Iy
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Dls. j. w. GARNER.
DENTIST, OF BURLINGTON, IOWA,

rs prepared 90 perform all Dental 1
II operations. No charge for any OPP -
grafton that can be excelled for perma- TpSXA
ncncy. durability, or for exact initiation lIIIJ
ofthe naralteeth. Particular attention paid to the
irregularity Of children's teeth.
ROOMS--At the +" Cnrlew House - Ladies'wsitsd
upon ettheir resis enees IL requested, tn<s.n 4
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CHEAP SEWING,

N.Y. IN. ER ANCES WILLIAMS Is prepar-
M ed to do all kinds sewing In the best style
having of Singers Seeoiag Machines, she can do
work 50 per cent cheaper than II be done by hand
and will lndrrdRt not To rep. Orders may he len
Warden.
November Asa, 1851 n3e-s-n
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The Lectures of Mr.. Detwier, the ssS'eam
Engine" as he is called, at the Congregation
al Church, on Monday and Tuesday evenings,
were well attended, and were evidently highly
these addresses of Mr.. D. will have the effect
of arousing the community to take much need
ed action in relation to temperance. The
proceedings of the meeting on Tuesday night,
relating to this subject, will be found else
where.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-04-08

House BuRNEp.-We regret to announce
the loss Of Mr.. A. D. Whipple's residence.
situated on his farm about mile east of the
city, by fire on Friday, the I'd inst. The fire
originated in fue. The house was occupied
by three families, all sustaining more or less
loss, which is estimated, together with the
buildings, al from 81, 900 to 1900.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-04-08

The accounts Of A. HULL. it appears by a
notice in this weeks paper, are IN the hands
Of Alfred Lotspiech, Esq, to whom payment
should be made.
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An unparalleled Discovery!
4 POSITIVE AGuE EEADICATOR I

ASOVELL'S Bebeerine Mixture is positive cure for
Y Fever and Ague and all Bilious diseases. This
Mixture has been before the public FOR humber Of
years and has always been used with success. 1t Is
harmless and certain remedy. Get pamphlet from
the Druggists and read IL and you will be satisfied.
For sale here by DR.. Taylor-in st. Louis by ~.
Blakesy, and in ROCK Island, llls by the Proprietor
no-iDIy
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The Prairie Farmer win be sent TWO years TO
subscriber for So, in advance.
10y An old subscriber sending one new name and
So in advance will receive two copies,- for him.
self ard one for his friend.
81 fhe Prairie Farmer will be sent trial for
Three Months for IS cents.
Address "Prairie Farmer" Chicago Illinois.
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STONE CUTTING.
OTTUMWAACADEM
Latin s. Greek Languages.

gUNHE End Session of Ottumwa Academy-opened
IA December 2nd, 1s5I--w commence Wednes
day. March 10TH 1885, and viii afford facilities for in
strur tom m he
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Special Notices.
~ ~ >~~~~>~~>~~<N~>~><
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

There will be services of the Protestant Episcopal
Church. at the new Court House, every Sunday until
further notice Services to commence at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, and 8 p. M. [n4-tf.
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BLANKS.
DLANK NOTES and other Blanks Just print
IL cd, and for sale at this once.
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FAIRRANK,S SCALES.

u turer's prices, by KEITH, ROBINSON CO.,
Sole Agents, Water, near Jefferson street, Burlington
Iowa. not6-tf
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higher branches Of Mathematics and Natural Science
TEXT BooKs,-Dullions La lin and Greek grammer
Pinneos English grammar, Rays Arithmetic and Ray,
Algebra
TERMS or TuIryos vary from - to IS per quarter
according 10 branches studied.
Rooms in the second story OF the Old Court House
Feb. 25, IS n523m NJ. A. R0RB, Principal
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Observation-Disclosures implements and
Machines.
uNHE attention Of the trade and public Is invited to
of the crop Of 1851 nov offered for sale at the Bur-
lington Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store.
The assortment consists in part OF the following:
Grass Seed.
Timothy, Glover, Hungarian, Cor German Mllet,l
Millet, Blue, Red Top and Orchard.
Garden Seeds.
Marrowfat, Early Kent, Champion Of England, Blue
Imperial and Landreths Tx Early Peas, Early Six
tcuitural, Broad Windsor and Red Cranberry, Beans
Lg Red Silver Skin and Yellow Onions; Early York.
Lg Drumhead, Early Dutch Flat Dutch and Red Dutch
Cabbage, Early Horn and Long Orange Carrot; Early
Frame Long Green and Early Cluster Cucumbers;
Mountain Sweet and Biz Spanish Watermelon, Green
Cabbage Lettuce; Red Turnip Long Scarlet and Blk
spanish (Winter) Raddsh; Marrow, Summer nd Win
Ter Crookneck Squash Pumpkin; Celery, Curled Cress
Tomato; Egg Plant, etc, etc.
Flower Seeds.
large assortment of the best and newest varieties
Of Flower Seeds
Also for sale Usage Orange Seed and Plants: yellow
Locust Seed; Onion Sets.
These Seeds having all been carefully selected from
d. Landreth Sons, Philadelphia Nourse q Co.'S Of
Boston, and others OF established reputation purcha
depend upon this stock being In every way
reliable.
Select Fruit and Ornamental Trees, shrubs. Plants
etc., etc, furnished In any quantity and the very
lowest prices.
complete stock Of Agricultural and Horticultural
Tools and Machines kept constantly hand aud for
sale by KEITH ROBINSON 4 CO.,
no32m Main Street, Burlington Iowa.
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ATTENTION EVERYBODY!
CoaI,C0a1t cal,

Coal Goa E'.ral'
~9yIIE UNDERSIGNED l. prep0rei ~ apply the
citizens of 0ttu.nwa AMI vicinity with the very
best quality of COAL, ia ar anti sui. purchas-
ers.
Nv Bank Is of suc!, character that IL does not
~LsaaH3 but win pay Il; ! 3ISits aul WI! h0HJF all
drafts Dr0Be,fy presented 10 ~ p, ttf6rEs-
If yon want good artice "f i'-dc0ct Coal, try "
and you win he sure u get your mousv back. My
p,-ires will suit the times. A. LorSPElCH.
Dec 18th, '57-nt3-y
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Advertisements and communications should
be handed in on Tuesday evening to, insure
an insertion.
wanted.

At this Office, a boy about IA years of age, tc
learn the printing business. boy from the
country preferred. Ability to read. write and
spell accurately will be insisted upon.
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RIII.DyNG UATERIAI

ND The lots 10 build on for sale in the City Of
O*tumwa, pier ty of rock sand, water and NO lime
on the premises. JOHN GRANT.
Feb 25-52-tf
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NO. Is
-... PROSPECTUS ~
OF THE
FARMER FOR 1883,

THE Prairie Farmer is the leading Agricultural pa
per published in the Northwest 1t holds that honest
labor Is the foundation Of all lasting prosperity and
that the working should be enlightened honored
and rewarded. The labors Of the Prairie Farmer are
divided into three departments.
1s 1t strives to teach the best methods Of Improving
the farm its SOIL its buildings, its products, its live
stock, it's convenience, and its comforts.
I'd, II believes that fair prices for farm products
just AS essential to the farmers prosperity large
crops and fat cattle. II abors to help him tn secure
the best market for his products and to prevent the
middleman from taking too much toll for his serv-
ces.
Sd, Il labors TO enlarge bis stock of ideas to i'm.
prove his understanding, and while avoiding partisan
politics, to teach political economy.
In addition to vast amount OF agricultural inform
alton, the columns Of the Prairie Farmer give the
of the day,-both home and foreign. The variety Is
such, that family need take other city paper and
yet be well informed the current events and topics
OF the day. The art of condensing Is practced by
which great deal can be given in a small space.
One portion OF the Prairie Farmer discusses farming
second. gardening; a third mechanics; a fourth
household economy; ffth the markets. very full and
accurate; sixth, local news, and news by telegraph
and mail; seventh devoted to interesting literary
matter, and an eighth to educational topics for the
young; to all Of which is added large number Of
cellent, practical and Instructive COMMUNICATIONS,
various topics, each week The Prairie Farmer has
larger circle Of contributors than any other agricuu
raj pager in the United States.
TERMS OF THE PRAIRIE FARMER.
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WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE!

/ shall keep constantly on hand full assortment OF
Willow Wagons Cradles, Clothes Baskets, Rushcl and
Half Bushel Buckets, Market and Work Baskets, &c.
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A. b. MORTLEY, Esq., Of UREA, n. Y writes: 81 have
used your PfcToRiL myself and in my family since
you invented it. aud believe it the best medicine for its
purpose put out. With bad cold should sooner
pay twenty-five dollars for bottle than do without it,
taxa her
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J, GossAGE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-30

We are rrqns Ezsa - an'ovs@'rA rlia1
.se Denmrarir CrnrrEl CssHrr1r-s'e q
Drheas COUNTY, VII nn'stz - me encrr
house IN Jasf'er- en rar inst Mar'A'A1y
ia June Srr rhr EurPQr't q ri'scrznss .
raerr rissrps,-h 0rElnl ssnrsea- IPE'enr-
inv 9 COUNTY, rcuvenz5oas- and a1-s''1-
inr 10 xR.11erxr other lrlsiinxsHs rAnrRs'
li-aral interests Cd rh,s county nnaT d.
mxal IL falaSxlng nrnEzal persons
corn,@se The rtnirrll r'ss-ssIrilrr4,s-
Fr1n PslsAs Ir8H-iiR,- An'r~w "
sgrElsr- Essary surptr and N1=zEn = Msz-
srs-
Esirtrifer-gurah ta-rrnrr- Y " Il
rsr.nsron- sDA s1tEn Mssir n.-sr-
Hrrh<Dn-T isrnns r. Is.as- AHdre~
Ablr. aud SsnrDr ~alnr-
rsluubIs--E - Dar4-u lEriw Trzs md
Hsrrrr NxhrlSun-
Hals-TbumHs Sigulht-s- gp-~Hh Sszrii
snG Jrcsb Aliir-
rrrd.nure--.sir o. saarnan. Frsf- Ne
6erk, ann ID NJ ksnr-
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JENKINS 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERs
TEAS ONLY.
putr snEl PARA


vYvHF new crop Of Tea y nov arriving.
u and selling much below The h'gh rates
u the pasi year, the present 'hers'ers
opens With the pleasing prospect y cor
acain being pble 20 furni~a - good sn ARR
CT ior the price, ~ formerly We sisoiase
pleasure ia announcing that We have con
rluded 10 extend the time on small bills
heretofore sold on TWO and three monihs.' %
shrrr and four months credit
Thousands Of Grccsrs sud genera Ssrrc
keepers nov cell Teas ia Our Metallic Psek-
sge~. and the num5cr u constantly inrrvss-
ing. notwithstanding the strong prcIutlcr
lshai once existed against tess put ~ N IN
lconrsnieni fosn- The unsxsmplrn -neerfs
~ the legitimate result a bus nr-s a.
iormly done. for = iong term q years uPnn
iu-t aud fsir principles. ans especially "'n
~ eve 70 thai wholesome nne q; SxAtL
PnorITs Asp QUacK RFrUEss
Teas icing : perishnbis arucsf. ces'crr
re recommended a. crjer rnsail And irsiptns
bills
Thsse WAC stiil prefer the n'd xsf. &c
furnished rish teas 10 shr 's'e'nli nsn-
chssss. ~ three cents rsr - iess ahan n
n Metallic Packages.
\ 4. n. Hurlhnt. j. nc h'nrsr n cAr smp'"
y. Trnv~linr Ag-ssf---Ale EfreS tran- .sp-
4rEt. mi. b-E JIMMIE 49,
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WXsHfssrns April %.
House "A, sae a'eh1ek- ca ne'lcn ~ Mr.
English. the eaGImt'@< rrse. ~bsn BE maf~
sport frum The Coon untrse - Conferences
aa the knnsas bill- A. j. signed BY Mes-rs.
Eu<ii-h and Ssrpheas on the part ~ ,he
HGG=~. rrd Nes=rs- Green and H1ntef 90
rhe Part n the senate
N-=srs Ss1arl and Howard tSssuted
TIE r,prrt MS received The report pro-
rides far Tie adz-tss-un "a Kansas lnier The
Eerampron con-titurs0n. depeatea- en- The
-rrrpranrs o. re erilnanee -ubmn,ed- u
-~srrrad- rrovi-fnn l. - ad- Gor 1he farrz1ztior
ss |. aes roasrr1tiun-
wrrx a,r,T.s
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'IEiE EaOS. .sEsD
ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
yuvO I'll rsrsons afflicted With Sexual Die
u s~ses. such a. Spermaicrrics. Srsninai
Weakness. Impotence. GonorriGi. Gieei.
syphilis, the VICE u unsni<m, u Self
Abuse. &c. &c.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
In view OF the s~foi destruction Of humsn
Ire. caused BY sexual diseases. aud the Sc
rep;ions prsriiced uron Ihe unfortunate vic
sims ~ such diseases by Qnseks- have d.
rectsd their Consulting >nrg rnn. ss chsri-
able act, worthy q taer name, 20 give
MErlcAL srsicE GRATIS. 70 all persons tins
sf.i lciel = 10 srpiy ~ letter. ~ssh : d-@rr p
K On Of fhe.r condifion. la=e. oecnps'icn.
habits ~ lie. Ac-.) sad in case 81 extreme
poverty snd suffering, - FrRrisa
MEDICINES Face 81 cHAa5E
r. The Howard. A ~sogisri0n j. bensy-
pien, Insfituton. e-fsblishe6 BY spectral en-
dowrnen-. for fhe r~hef u The SICK and DIS
tre--rd, afflicted v IN ymul-nt and Epidesns
Diseases. II has f.o~ q surplus u means.
which the Directors have voted 10 rxpen6
4n ssgsriisinc the above notice II j. need
les ID AID thst the ASSOCIATION ccnsnant-
the highest medical skin II tie age and
~ill iurr ish The most approved mCderE treat
ment.
Just published b. the association Report
on Sperm.forrhRs u Seminal Weakness.
The vice of OnsnIsm. NJ lsiurba'ipB or Sell
Abuse. and olher Diseases Ut the Sexual
Organs. " the Con~ul'iny Surgeon. WHICH
~ili be sent by mail la sealed ~nve-cpe)
FIRES or cRAkcz- on The receipt Of TWO
STAMPS tor postage
HRAddrcss. DR. Gro X. CkLHorx-
Committing Surgeon. Howard Association
No. =. south Ninth street FbslsdeiPhia.
By order 81 Directors.
EzRz d. HEsErxr.L. President
GLo. FAsKcHLD. Secretary
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OEEurH 10 lrnrr0l IN SIAM
Isni4.-ssuEls. April ! Ess1-
Tie f1lEhs 1r 1anks haE- rnmpiini wfh
rIir lmsnsird Ins rf I<Ed. sni hsre seruri-
uns dspasi rsd .ri the T-sss1rrr Of Sars
Al raer nzrseS salls. - a am4nnt nut Irss
llnn ilnE rann=aad fillsr-. and I'm PEI cent
ia s1r---. ~ uh-sr crrniaf;pn@
Eaaz "a Gazhen- Gs-len-
Rsnss d tsu-anrr- Ga=pDrt
Ean& ~ IT. vsrunu. M vernnr-
Ernk az Pam PnnE.
EanE uf Rscssils. wsaa-h-
R.nk AZ SaiFm- Salem-
RanE ii 81 "a. ye~ Al5.as-
Eaamn-rau Iaa< BiH-miHztru-
Exraaar- Banx G-'rara-t.e-
Farruers- &1az- We=r1eid-
la1rsra Ba1a. Mndizan-
ladItrns F1-mprsr SINK Fr1n&Ia-
KsnnmsT SznrE Ha1s. Callmaus
Ir-.nr~ Eaasr Lms-
Farze CaanfT Bslx- Rsrxrilir-
Prraraz CErs Bans. Tsrrs H.nre-
Srihn R1ak Ga-hen-
Saanhrru Bans pf Iadirna- i. Hsurs-
Th4 srgErsinz H~as- hrr- eampllat xHa
II. am@n1sd ns. 1ar haE- SINCE gwen no
uisr az SHEER innearsnn ~ sirAdrrsx ra-sr cir
rz.lsrran- Tb-sr nnrr- sr~ qssrhie . r1ias
Y EsuE ct lHsii.na. a rai-pa Csrs-
cnnard,- ETrs Fans C.nsarssI.ss CRY
II CaanF Eaak Easaz~Iie-
Csn-raG Esns. Iusiiarnaguli- - rEtzelet
ir The Errn-ar~r NJ >raeA
Cr4-.-nr s-lrr Eaa8 EErn-Eiiie-
THz aaInHin;- Elng- are TladinE Up 80
anrrzE- AID arr rsa=snlil- thsir nut =
INK. - -rerss-u- TIE IN F~r esnt- rzsess
III arursrr-. = resn--.i ~ fhs an.isrr-
Bna AZ E1aa--. rsz-snri = rne BsaS-
Esuul-Hnir Bzzs. 90 % - -
Hsnrs-r RanG- 80 O. - a.
TFnar.n r-aa C.. Rsak. zstzrnlnl = w
Em4-
Es.Ssna Srnex Bsaz- -suiHsua=.l = F--EeA-
--T. E4ak
y B4aa W. ErarsrsI =. -zdssus4 ~ sraaeh
Eas- Lirtsserns
Frrerr- Cs- Ealx- rstzsnst : Brszeh
Ran2- C.ns-r-rzs'-
N~urH-an.T srl.L N=raaae=- Eaaz rErrea'
=.Er Eran1A -zAk 49, A:-z=E-
BanE uF SsrsraAe- rsiexmesi = B1a< q
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NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE 4 hereby given that sealed pro-
~ pnssls viii BE- received ~ he csur
house ia The town Of Jasper. bDhu's csuniy.
indiana. on Tuesisy the I'm day n Nsy
1855 aud uniil o'clock II ~ .; sssd day.
lor the ernhbinr, clearing and excavation 81
seven ttthes in rsid rDun'y. siiuAtrc and
arranged - foIlo~s:
There vii be ler ior S~am7 LanIs -
Iol'n~s.
DiSch No. Is, ia section ;. roxn No. =.
south 81 range No. 5 wesi. - P-loka. near
Jordan Sersnersheish'~.
Dues No. ~. Ia sections anc s.'owr
syufh u range west. near e s-hner's mil
Dfeh NJ. "a in sections ~ end ~. t'~n
!. south ~ range wesi, 90 4 DER ere X.
brgiunng a. the stsie road nrsr 49, >'es-
art'-. ana Fuauin- dgan - sir I'D Glitch
near Madison Armstrong;
There " II Be l-i Tar rash = fnllsxs-
Dtch No - ia section ~. % fo~n ].
-olih II range ; ~esf. near S~nAuri e. kss-
su's
Ditch No. rs, in srciirn :. 'oNn l. souih
~ range 8 Wtsf. also - -feisyn l., io~n J.
south o. range ! ~e-ts near a ncerson' tan
yard o. Birch creek
Ditch No ~. 10 seciinn :. soUh y sDnlh
81 range west. near " sshineicn Moods.
Ditch No as il section ~ iv~u ]. south
n range ; west. On a ider cse-k. near MASH
ingrvn Asnsirone'
Plans .od specifications - 'hc stoFe
WORK ui,l Be fxhibned NJ the court bv.A-e GA
The a5os> - ID Gay Nv
elH<(1xAN MONROE. Cnrsrnl ~T4nes-
WlZz<IAM HAWTHORN. kng'r-
NOTICE y turiher given nat ~henfser-ar
fersun Or "a pms shall contract - cfrhsni
ara any 4ssmp Iancs. the PAymes's 'cr
Xhirh i 70 be made In snsnP i-H.i~, such
gr1 sDn o. persous shall MAKE cui i'st Of
.uch lands 81 he o. they mzy desire - re-
reiyr ia paymen, for wark; ~nd upnn Ming
such Ii-f Nth me County Auciior ~ the
county where The lanes are situated. ureoni-
panied bg a certificate Of The rr"'rscs. -
ssted b III Commissioner. ssle o isnrA
included Ia -s,d iii shall nor b nisde un'si
Inc person having snrh contract shall COM
2lefe o. .yrirlt tie Ssme.
N3i MONROE.
Ja-prr. Aprilq IS ~ T~r4'r nuhnIs ~.
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NO KANSAS. NO DOUGLAS!
But
BOOTS AND SHOES.

IL THE upi-r~Trnst has ju-F
rereIse.f q spienaid sszorrmsnr
G B1urs xsD SEoE=- latest
- srFles. Also
- 90 45HD9
AMI Es-rr srssnriry ot al SORTS y liquors,
Ehirh iii It'll az Ion pries~-
- Prudure trkRr "a sxenange sor goods
Faurs md Shcss made and repaired 20
IL .hnrre-g uoEies. AZ all tz11es. aud On the
nozt reasonable terms
EASTERN SCOTS AND SHOES,
II the lars~s styles. k~pt constantly "a hand
~ W. 80 brick On tine cnrn-r u Main ant
Iarrrnre streets. Ia-per. Had.
Arr = IA CONRAD NADER
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E--THm-.~a ~ rsfnus wsr~ rinraT1ef rr
80 r-ri-<r.s~<r rr the -Enran n+rn &C o.
.-rris r,u-r q. -1xsslr Tssulrr-
Y 1rz1rs- sun
Kx sziss <.sEns-- Nj tTreene- Ii
l. rexrsauir s.sg~rE-ssr wT-h Sea
rsanre- Tase Cd rxxive irasE tins =
and zen ttMcs--exr n1nn4ea- B1r
one Errscu wlz sxal- - the FenIH-zr-i'r-
~ frsun fkEs cuGn-x Er &c lEzz CszvsE'-
Lerrr- and rsu- err EGz So q short
ru-a- lie : lie C ssscls1rr rAslr h-ns
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

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Treasurer EDwaRp STEPHENSON
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Stepheu Roe
Trustees Charles Birkemeisr, Ffanci'
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-24

A TERRIBLE SToRY,-Seventy-fo four cows.
four valuable horses, one mule, four calves,
and two goats, were destroyed on the 18th,
near Cincinnati, by FIRE in extensive dairy
stables. Two horses, two COWS, one mule,
two goats, and two calves, only escaped, hut
they are so badly burned that it will be hu-
name to kill them. The scene in the stable
in the midst of the conhagration, was most
piteously and indescribably narrowing. The
live stock were tied in their stalls. When the
flames first commenced, the poor animals
snorted and beloved with hideous and fran
tic force. AS the heat increased, their cries
and groans and furious struggles, became ag-
onizing. Some threw themselves headlong
upon the floor, or leaped upright at full length
with frenzied energy, and vented their agony
in fearful screams
The horses broke from their halters, and
dashed through the consuming blaze in des-
perate dismay. The tortured and suffoeated
cows tore away their horns and rushed thro'
the blazing piles, and encountered each other
in destructive collision, their flesh broilng
and cracking in the heat with sickening effect
upon the senses of human beings who gazed
horror-stricken upon the wretched scene of
suffering, without power to mitigate the ago
ny of the tortured brutes. The yells and des
pairing cries Oh the QlHerenL classes OF AMI
mails commingled in horrid concert, and broke
through the roar of flames and cracking tim
bers upon the still night air, and borne away
in terrifying echoes to the ears of persons two
miles distant from the dreadful scene.
Two or three horses, and as many COWS,
plunged through the flames and burst in wild
alright through the sides of the consuming
structure, and fell headlong, whining with
misery, upon the ground outside, sprang again
to their feet, and sped with frenzied fury
across the fields until they dropped lifeless
from sheer exhaustion. Some rolled upon
the floor Of the stable, screaming with immit-
igable pain, until suiocated and DESTROYED by
the fierce heat. Their contortions, their awful
walls Of Distress infinitely more piteous and
narrowing than those of human beings in the
dire extremity Of torture, are described by
those who gazed spell.bound upon the terri
BILE spectacle, as surprising the power Of hui
man imagination to conceive. The flesh of
the carcases quivered, and bazed and broiled
all night, and filled the atmosphere with a
siekening efluvia.
Some of the cows stood upright at their
stalls. their flesh barbacued others were
without heads, Others without limbs in one
instance, four or five carcases laid together,
with their horns interlocked, forming circle,
1t was CHASTITY scene to contemplate. Gin
ciaaan Gazette.