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Office be8 Gbief Murlbul Of Yolice SEAPORT er.

Office ces Gbtef Wtdrlbal q Pollce Jtaport er'
l~tatten.
Gine sGnSliGe REORGANIZATION DeS DisniteS
miro ltattfinoen uno ieoer Officer MUD Dem
Otapor in perlon aus l~trlttelte perantpcrtllA
letu. OaS Yrc9ramm Der e~tn5elnen Olenlte ~!rO
Demudhlt betannt 9euladt weroen.
Die @anitdne Der 4 81 ltrttte tperoeu fir bic
3eitoauer, bic Der Wtupor beltimnen miro, gu
Yieroe lein /; tie merpen b~eltlnOis pur9 ibre
relp. 0lunDen ~reiten, alle YfliAtUer dulnnllle
Seitens Der ibuen untergebenen officers nctiren
uno ale GeIbweroen, welde Vlr9er epr3ubrius
gen baben, entge9ennebmen. Der Dtarlbal
uno Deputy Marloal werpeu ebenfaQ5 reiten.
Die @apitaue f0nnen in oielem Olenlte pon
ben Ileutenant5 ab9eloSt meroen, babel abir
oafir gu lorgeu, Dap Der cine cher anoere I'M
mer i'm Oleulte 1T.
Seoer SIficer 1T trift p~erantpOrtlt6 rtr sc"
Ieb(oIe Sanplunaen, bic innerbalb Der ibnl ans
! oemieIenen @ren3en porfommen unD Ieoer SAL
BON @erseben poer YfihtDeridumniB miro oa8
erte Olal nit Su8peulion unp oaS 5pette deal
nit GntlaIinu9 b~eltraIt peroer.
Spbalc Elm SIficer unoGtlam Coer untiAtl9
in Der @rfiGun9 leIner PtltAt b~eTunoen miro,
10 miro er alsbalo BON Der Site 9eitrtdlen mers
ben.
/ sSeoer officer, bon Dem e8 lid berausIteat,
bah er cine Shenfe roer elm Trtnfbau8 Irequeus
tirt, miro (au8Beuommen es lit III Grtulun9
Ieiner Yfidt seIdebsn) is na4 Osm @ntriinfen
oes Otlpor8 lu8penoirt ooer e~ntlallen meroen.
Wenn Der Wiapor puer lein StelUertreter gu
irseno elmer 3eit Der 9tudt Gle Stated i4ptn9t
uno Der p%ienlttbueupe Siftcer antwcrtet MIDI
plinftlid ooer f1nn fetnen 9enit9enoen 0runD
fIr leine MbweIenbeit a~naeben, 10 miro er pa5
erlte Wtal luspenoirt unO olS 5weite Wtal emf
laIen weroen.
Die DetectipsS Officers baben leoen WOrger
benz Otapor lber Die Sperationen oe8 oorber
sebenOen Cages Bertbt 81 e%rltatten uno lih
bereit gu balteu, UNI leoen Auftr1S, nit benz tie
betraut weroeu m63eE, ent9e9en 81 nebmen.
Der WaYor felt lih lelblt all Die SplBe Der
Bpl5si gu benz 3uede Der 9dn5tiden Tecr9ant,
Iation o~erlelbeu uno our Serpputommnun9 etnea
Spltem8, baS fInftis teinen @runo mebr 81
Rlasen seben fol-. ST weiSt auI'S belttnmtelte
oaraui bin, paB feline 8efeble b5 in'5 ~fletnite
Detail be fpl9t peroen milien uno Dup fem 6all
Don RflldtrerldunnIB iiberl eben peroen wIrp'
Oa li4 Der Deapor eutIaIOlen bat, Die ma
Siitratilben SunfIIoaen lelne5 Anltes IN alleu
JdIen con Ha9ranten@ epalttbaten coer01owoh
Aufttitten )eiblt aus5uuben, 10 lit bic Pcli5ej
i~nltruirt, ale perartisen Sale ron Serbaftnns
gen auf Der Warlbal8=O ifiee gu prdlentlren.
panlit lOfOrt setbau werperl fam, mas fir ratb,
Jam era1tet mirD,
Gboma8 Swauu, Wfapcr.
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@eitcre Madrtbten Se8 Mriel,

Die unterleeiide Gele9rapben . @ompasnie
bat ScriAld8e fur 10000 YfO. weiteren ga.
pitalS ~erlailen, un 5wei Sabel Don SuQ nah
Der She uaD mad Gpnnin9en in Danenarf gu
le9en.
Sm Ncpember fol- in YariS cine 8erlanlms
lung at8ebalten meroen, UNI 4nitaIten 5ur
Our4teAuu9 peS Sltbmu8 BON Suej gu tref.
fen. . a
Der Gpecierorratb Der Miener 9tationatbant
belduft fia auf IL Wiaionen PfO. Sterl. Us
Wtlnlcnen Opua:S.) .-e.--....D o..
Sn Canton b%efanOen li4 9rCBe GbeepOrrdtbe,
bic NH auf bic 8ieOerer0fnun9 pes Sanoel8
warteten, nm e~rpcrtirt 81 werOen.
SIN Shanghai mar Der 0anoelSpertebE i4cu
wieoer %auf9eurmuen wcroen.
IS mar Da8 @eriidt perbreItet, baB 2 franz
5oiIde Srieesidi5fe ODE 2iliabOn ldSeH, UNI Die
W:eperelnieeun9 Don @barles George gu 9ers
o.
Der &onig ton Ddnemart mar Ron elmer
i4peren &ranfbeit befaQeu.
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Slnaefne.

MepFiett8 odSn au g,fprltrt uNo nG66en beretts 200 Nns
tselts BeSst0nst, miro nuHme9r Ter 0eretutste Staqtsn 8aa.
Vtreth gle. ms Sepen Iretsn uno 1t aHf Ulttip9 ~ ben 20. b.
DTS. abenO6 8 u9r, BEL ora. st e Re, ode MOneaomerp u.
SRarPltr, pte sTlts Sei I'm m!un8 3lr 8trat9uns unp anna6.
me Der epnfitHtten, %paDl Der Ssamten &c. fefae est, poIu
O%tsjeatSen, wel@e bereIts ben 8tttcitt ee,e.8net,' iOpte NGe,
@a9s e's en-, aml 'ttssra,s 9fnar(dgs baItrfsn 5aauiretns BIT
3. 4Dplf. W. y ammerbS6 d. Oi. 9eIenemSf
MO@) s. MeBratG. Y. g. MiaeL w
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Sele9rapbiTetoe Nacbr;cbtet
8sft8te 8aIttmpr gDefer."

Quebec, 10. Stt. Der Dampfer NneGo
Sarcn BON Qiperpool fam nit N1hriAten bis
gum 6. Oft. bier an, Die our4 bic oeS Nriel
uberbclt lino. I---1
Sn @n9lauo tdtnen Nadridten an, mcr1a6
Die 6rantlin Nrtic Expedition in pey 8alftns
Bli antanl- .-
Die atlant. EeIe9rupben' attien 1tanben gu
$3.50. -. .-.u a.r-t... s-.
Die eustilde 0ie9ierua9 berietb Ii8 iiber cine
FEDERATION Der en9llld@ameriflnif9en @pIouten
pom atlantiiden biz gum ltllen Nfeere.
Der Safer BON 8uBlanb miro I'M 6ribiabr
in Raris unp 2onpcn elnen SeIu9 abltatten.
8pfpn, 10. Stt. Der 6iI6ereisS6cs
uer 6. Ntpcao 9in9 fur5ltd BET Yrince Go
paro's SSlano 3U @runpe uno ale al 8pro,
10 an Der 3abl, tamen urn.
Cincinnati 10. Oft. Oie Sutton.
Bettfabrt enpete leeteu IbenD. Or. @opparp~
fam Ibenos balb IL llbr Is Wiuuten BON
Sanbustp b~crunter uno pr. Stetner A6enos
II llbr cine Ofeile BON Sanbusfp.
Sic 0Dabl in Snbiama.
SnbtanappltS, 10. Oft. Oa8 See
lultat Der Guatemala 1T fcl9enOes: Der Ses
nat miro entbalten rs Nepublifaner, 3 Oouy
alasbemctraten, 2 INSTRUMENTATION bas
6aus So Mepublifaner, 3 Dpuelasoemctraten,
As 8u6an1ns Oelnofraten. Die republit. ME
iGe Otaioritdt in 8etref pes Staatstidets bes
trd9t $500. Ink, gaIs.rs a.I
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arOrlomatiOn Des MaapOr s,pann.

RDIIEtsDI Nv Nt|tHF- to- IFt' OJO
Son uno mad oeal Datum DteleS @irfulars
pirb foloenser 8efebl beiolSt weroen
Der WarIbal, Der Deputp WfarIbol unp bic
sopit6ne Der 4 Oiltrifte wercen DireIt BEN
DaapOr in 8erlOn tiSli& prd3is 9 nbr in Der
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(Rl1tka sySorTnnIt

SE5sT 6O 4der Nanp NIT 8utsn DISQUALIFICATION IS aReiien
ss@Sis sNn Der Staet nGpe Der 3dnbtrabe unb IN Der geiun-
xssssfa eeten Se9eno, IlO% Idsr en- Der Rprtbern 0entral.
ssA4A@tienbGla, so M.etlen pgn Der Stabt NIT ~Cbebauben
aIsF on Der alien 6repertd 0tcdD, cut ~on8ebaut; 1O7 Mdet
pNe'@en SepaHit1rsifen uno Nrid8en. wiro eesen @tesN.
tlnnt IN eer StGot ttngernHlar; o Afer an Der alten Ereberid
0oae, = Niette pom Ni0uat be SaleS 1870 N6er am Q6ai6tne,
tpncfdnbwe9e,. II Wfe!len pom Der staot; = 5GuIer IN 6pn.
aFpltr., nGbe @ameenfr. I III g8ef Q~pnbaratr F: lin fop.
Stttttr,; 2 IN serinstontr. 1 in 81 enntr. / in Srattarase :;
l tn 9arr9srtr.; Z tn WHLbsrtpfr, un6 utebrere enbere tn
goef Ia!!tmorerr., It0nunent, @da uno Mc&lperrSfr. mt
Sreabma9. @ruHp Bn Dcrtaafeu In 8.pabpap. Grnnbrenter
Su periGufcn. gIof err ln6 81 800
@pIo-S HP, 50 5agEttEflraBS.
As- &anf6rteTe Miett-90ntrattc, TeEameu . uno amber,
iNrtfFitAe Ydptere, e~tf Natisn-( 5~eriSts- pee GAdfte psrbe
bshens htiprat.
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Serlau0t 1s10 NieGucbf.
NehrersM pinM

Die 4. eSang. ref. Geme'nae In Baltimore gpb suht p;ren
be dozen tsbter, Der etaeIu9tigP Sea,inat bibuua osaptfen bnr.
ystenten wpien IT'D an ben unyrssi6aeten peabsn unO tbre
3eu8utBe D~arle8en. nrrtkpr"sr ~"
Stlj,1p nfsrr
(yGtaetnnatt @epublteaner" II. y9bifub. grste preis" epvtre
gum Sstra1 BON 81 unb fGtde 8sbuuno eiu1
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S5teue4WeIun

Gtr tpt8er Wtdnn, ueiGsr hsr btutf1en unb enolifbsn
SpFa9t n,attt9 ~ un0 leit 5abrsn fprtrdprenb in etasrn
stas Stelr. - Sfslt'n bsliete man in pes gH,fsf. S flee as.
.dE9ebsn. r#. g,DD
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@a6crsOepartemcnt

Nue btejent9en 9eriCnen, wel1s NIT Der gDnfar.Nent In
Wufhaare fnp, Derpea eriu&G rebt batp loren lid un
cen naG5utsmnen. wtbriasnfG1S tbnen mad Der b~etredenber
Sta9t. Orptnauce, bas eDaHe: eatJDsen Wtrb.
OOW 2D. g teb en- n. 9a1e~sYRs1!a- rt"-
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OeutlDeg
Irbett Y~6adbtuet iu mas SSurcau.
Abdme5ltrdRe Jil

AVuIIPoIItuBe goo. So,
MN. uatsr Naft4t Der 0eatf6en @sfedsafs."
y, aue SteIsH,9Gh, t9s!9t Stnl92t 5antvertsr, QrSetter obs,
Ds!tia9enSen woafa i'd. ~perieElt4 p6er Ia frautirten 8ritfen
IN ea 46stten Der 9elsai aft. 5rn. s.. 8. Wtl(fnG.
lHs furft crtbetfpp mir ' "H'"l "'se wy
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NeUe I mseinem.
@aalar0Or sta0t. ANA l1u0aelellinait.

VyBVuEUUt SlaUGz IIA0 E0N0gelgIIDlTt.
0tute Aoeno TT Wsrtammlun9 oct SEN. Matter in Q,rira-
ton 5al, No. f3t &erngtOanr. swtiden Qarf. nno SpparS.
ttraee. au%t el0s ne vtttS tsOer, iDnOsra aae, bic I'D far
i6a1 II ppaen, fpwie ade Bafttmort. U}uben Gnb siaosfofsn.
in Uaa6e 81 srf4euea, UNI ltt nter etasn fpr8saireten, tDeas.
itdfrn gDpbnpet 81 berltbtn.
Np GAruiS4 cI..4
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Serldunf

"ON~HVNNN!SA III"
SIN beutf6en Nrbett8 5Iredu VIZ. 8 gprtb Erebur,9arosa
nlroen fo8letA SteIen beturet fur @ferfs, 8uhB nIter Wnrt Ter
S4rtseper, A%ufwdrter, 3atfasr, @drtasr, 8arner' 56 yci
Saftr 9arpenter, 54ne- Der, Sattisr, sd9bma&sr, 3aansr
u daorttea nno &nabet in 2tOrs uno 6Otels ebenIO Ne
Sisaen oHta tur 8o4tnnsn, 3tnmermIbGen, RinSermSb1e
uno 9taOdsn Iae ssw69nlt4e 9ausarkstt in omsrttan. anb
Oul0-> Gbdttetmer II, . fIu8tpff, Neenteu.
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Qu DertuietI,en F..
SSerf0uTo Wn3et0en.

Gin 9srdnnta'S, taFejirtea 3tnmer in FER Wttte Der Gtabt
pFp q 4 stHtH ppeF S0et %eFlea btltJ permiettet. JtahereS In
Ger 9GGders1fFce. Sti3 I'm
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eF Y. ptIn6ppff, N6t
Wtaurer QeIudlt

Gin gntsr Waursr nitro 9eIadt opF u, 6. 66Sfpr
blrIn, 3 Dtstiet ron FER Stabt an Der 9tlnttro RDa6, Do
9ept ole NetitfrSippn HDa0 binlus bis gum 3 NieiIenbauS un
OM y" OWN
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Wpit SfIce.

5aItm0re, ben 18. Sttpber.
Sn 8itra3t auf bic %@rHTauns elmer uebsriaHr-9 otrOute
nd0 &aItf0rnteR uno tem wa9rl beinItben bdlbi9tn Begun
res Otsnre1 btr Ge. uantepecsGtnte, trGu1t bas Yofbepartes
ment be S1retbtr Dgn Sriefea NIT Der abreie %eerfeIben gu
benerten NIT metAer 3tnte ie ~btelelbeu ~bsf6rSert BADEN MOI n,
IN ne.sr upIa Orerlaao" ra Gtbuanteyec' pbar ,p!a pa.
mama. 4Db SIP brrtS .InEnpf1pr. q JDO
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

DR.. Christie's Ague Balsam is the best rem
edy for the permanent cure of Chills and Fe-
yer, Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague, and all ma
iarlous diseases incident to this climate; it has
never been known to fail when the directions
have been strictly followed. It is purely
Vegetable Compound, containing neither Arse
mic, Quinine, Strychnine, or anything OF a poi
sonous or deleterious nature. It has had, for
five years, the largest sales of any remedy, for
specific disease, ever offered to the public.
II has attained its immense popularity thro,
ito own merits: its great power in curing dis
ease,--lts singular harmlessness and freedom
from hurtful ingredients. 1t can be taken by
the helpless infant, vigorous youth, and feeble
age, ever without injury. and always with ben
en- Thousands In every State in the Union
where the disease prevails, have realized and
viii testify to Its balsamic and curative pow
ere. Price one dollar per bottle, or bottles
For sale in Ottumwa by w. F. Elmendorf,
and by agents in every principal town. lind.
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on a march.

The observable local events Of the past week
have not been particularly abundant or inter-
esting. Until yesterday the weather was cold,
dark and lowering, and it rained almost inces-
sanity. Mud, which had had long and nnds-
putable possession of the streets, bat which
we hoped had ''dred up" for the season,
"turned up'' again. Yesterday, however, the
clouds having cleared away daring the night,
the sun rose in splendor, and we had bright
and glorious day, with good attendance from
the country. A dull week has been somewhat
diversified by the arrivals and departures Of
Steamboats,; one of these visitors had the i'm
pudence 10 cut the ferry rope of our fellow
citizen, Mr.. Prosser, but it is mended, and no
thanks to the Steamer. The new Township
Officers have been installed; one Of them said
he was qualified all the time. Justice Lot
speich has opened an Office in the room for
nerly occupied by the city council. Several
of our Merchants have received new goods,
all Of them will soon be supplied, see our adj
vertising columns therefor. Butter and eggs
have been non est the pas. week. A good time
to sell those articles. We saw two steamboats,
at the same time, at our wharf. taking in va
rious articles Of produce.
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Books Received.

PErERsoN's MAGAZINE for May is verv well
come. It has fine Engraving, 'The De-
tec,ed Truant," numerous plates of fashions
needle-work &c. and an attractive table of
contents. G. ]. Peterson Philadelphia, Pub
Usher. Terms 50, sixteen co7ies $1,000.
The cheapest Magazine extant.
CHALLEN's MONTHLY is a valuable illustra-
ted work, published by James Challen and
Son, Philadelphia at 81 90. It contains choice
religious and moral reading. Well adopted to
the family circle.
AMERICAN FARMERS MAGAZINE for April
is on our Table. This the worthy successor
to the well known Plough Loom and Anvil,
Published at New York by J. A. Nash at So,
with large deductions to Clubs.
ARrHER's HOME MAGAZINE for May is at
hand. For the Wife !Daaghter, Sister or friend
it sthe Magazine Published by T. s. Arthur
4 Co., Philadelphia at 50, four copies SIS.
GopEY's LADy's Book for May is the most
beautiful aid interesting number of Cooley
that we ever received. The plate "Queen of
May" is chef d'ouvre the fashion and other
plates are perfect, and the reading matter by
the ablest writers. Godey's Lady's Book has
no superior in the world. Terms: SO, with the
Courier, 81. L. A. Cody publisher Phlla.
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Ayers CathartiC Pills.

TIME sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have been
taxed their utmost to produce this best, most perfect
purgativs which is known Innumerable proofs
shown that these PLs have virtues which surpass
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they win
precedentedly upon the Of all men They are SAFE
and pleasant to take but powerful to Their pene
tratng properties stimulate the vital activities of the body
remove the distinctions of its organs purify the bloG
and expei disease They purge out the foul humors WITCH
breed and grow distemper stimulate sluggish dsor
dered organs into their natural action and impart hthy
tone with strength to the whole system. Not oily do
they cure the everyday complaints of every boy, but
also formidable and dangerous diseases that har baed
the best Of human skill. While they prodpeafowerful
effects, they the time in DIMINISHED doses the
safest and best physic that be empoy Tor children
Being sugarcoaed they pleasant to yks; and being
purely vegetable free frcm any risk HARM Cures
have been made which surpass belief wire they not sub
santiated by men Of such exalted and character
a. to forbid the suspicion Of untrnth Many eminent
cergymen and physicians hare lert their names to eers
~ to the public the reliability Of my remedies while 9TH
ers have sent the assurancsof their conviction that
nv Preparations contribute muenseyo the relief Of my
afflicted suffering feow-men. I'll
The Agent below named is yased 10 Furnish gratis my
American Almanac contanin directions for their and
certificates of their cures of NE following complaints
Costyeness Bilious Compf nts, Rheumatism Dropsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising from foul Stomach, Maui
Indigestion, Morbid Inaon Of the Bowels and Pain
arising therefom Fatuency Loss Of Appetite, all Ulcer
and cntaneous Diseases which require an evacuapt
Medicine scrofla Kings Eyi They also, By pnufy
ing the blood and stimulating fhe systeiii eafe many
complaints which it would not be supposed they could
reach such Deafness Partial Blindness, Neuralgia ana
Nervous Irritahty, berangement OF the Liver ana Did
ueys Govt and other kindred complaints ARISING Hc
low OF the body Obstruction Of its functions
Do not be put of hy unprincipled dealers with some
other pill they mske profit on. Ask for Arras
Pills. and take nothing else. No other they can give
you compares vita this in its intrinsic value or
mowers The sick wan. the best aid there Is for them.
and they sboald have it.
Prepared by DIR. ]. G. AVER.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, xasa
PlIcs % Crs. Pm Box. FvI BoxIs yoR 6 =.
SOLD BY
j. L. Taylor, 0ttunwa; WIN. Myers, Agency City;
Lane Reesman, DahlonegasJ. c. Dunlop Co., Ed
dyvHls; \. 4. Ramsay, Abba; Moahsil Bruce, Kse-
kuk, And al nrusslNss
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There will be Protestant Episcopal service
at the Court House. on next Thursday even
ing, 22d inst. at o'clock. Preaching by the
Rt. Rev. Henry W. Lee, Bishop Of the Do
casa.
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CARD.
az TO MY PATRONS.-I would return my sincere
thanks for the good share Of public patronage bestowed
upon my establishment, and would say, that not
the lateness of the in which my
store opened, have added largely to my stock,
and have larger stock of articles in my line than
be found in store Of the Mississippi Hav-
ing had fourteen years experience in the drug business
and having competent assistant, physicians and 9TH
ers requiring medicines be confident of being
suited in every respect. WIN +. ELMENDORF
Apothecaries' Hall, Richards Buildings,
no15 Ottumwa Iowa
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We fear that we have done or said some
thing displeasing to the present Administration
Postmaster Homes hasn't brought around the
letter list for publican in the Courier this quar-
ter. We believe the law requires publication
in the paper having the largest circulation.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

We are pleased to learn that the Good Tenn
plars Of our city have again revived, and their
number is rapidly increasing. Boys you had
better forsake the ''BoATs'' and join the Or
der at once.
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As hot weather, no doubt, Is close at hand,
we would call the attention Of our City 'paps'
to the too numerous pools Of water in the low
er part of the city, and would suggest that the
sane be "dried up" before it shall stagnate. -
The healty Of the city demands. such move.
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We publish on first page this week, "Part.
Ing" lines written by T. H. Gnffin;, also On
second page will be found communication
from the same, With will be found to be in
teresting, as well as s'sound."
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STARTLING.-As some of our citizens We're
vending their way home the other evening,
they were startled, by The appearance of what
at first sight appeared to be gun squad come
ing down upon them, armed with all the para
phalia of glorious war, slstening IN the last
rays of setting sun, but which upon closer
inspection turned ont to be the Band Boys out
on march.
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The wet and cold weather of the past week,
has not only been uncomforta BILE and an OBJ
stacle to travelling and business. but it has
been serious drawback TO farmers, as its
probable continuance will be hereafter. II
must make this Springs work very late indeed.
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We are requested to say that the principal
department of the Public School, will be re-
opened on Monday next, under the Supervis.
ion of DIR. w. L. Orr.
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H1UKsPsEY'S EATING SAEG.w,
PUMRoY's NEW BLOCK,
Market street OttumNa. IOWA.

AATlIERE board can be had by the meal, day or
Wv Week; meals at all hours, aud every GCiicacy,
such as oysters, sardines, prairie chickens pigs feet
tripe &c, &c.
Confectionery Of all kinds and family groceries, a
fuil supply, on hand Mt all times. f. D. MURPHY.
jan It'll, 1855 n45-2m ........
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CWEAp SEwyNGt

NTp*. FRANCES WILLIAMS Is prepar-
w ed to do all kinds of sewing In the best style
having one OF singers Seeing Machines. she do
work so per cent cheaper than Ca be done by hand
and will 1odrPdRt IL not 10 rip Orders may he len
at Warden & Haynes Store. Residence with f. IL.
Warden
November 9Th, lS57-n36-Sm
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Ess. j. w. GARNER.
DENTIST, OF BURLINGTON, IOWA,

Ms prepared TO perfarm all Dental n4
ii operations. No charge for any OPP - ~
Grafton that can be excelled for perma- Yfy%S@
pency, durability, or for exact imitation AIiJ
of natural teeth Particular attention paid TO he
irregulsrty Of chldrens teeth.
RO0MS-At the "Curiew Houss Ladieswaited
upon 81 their resit snces II requested ln<s0
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DAILY PRAYER MEErINGs.-Tqe daily
prayer meetings are continued every day at
O'Clock at .he Congregational Church.
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So The Prairie Farmer will be sent TWO years to
subscriber for So, in advance.
" An old subscriber sending one new name and
50 in advance, will receive two copies- one for him
self and one for his friend.
- Fhe Prairie Farmer will be sent on trial for
Three Months for 25 ceEts.
Address prairie Farmer" Chicago, Illinois.
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OTTUMwA ACADEMY

OTTUMWA ACADEMY.
Ten weeks remain Of the present Session Of Ottum-
va Acadamy about thirty students in attendance
and there is room yet for few more in the
classes. NJ A. ROBB,
1t Principal
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OTTUMWA ACADEMY,
Latin s. Creek Languages.

TglHE end Session OF Ottumwa Academy--opened
E December Fad, 1s5I-will commence wednes-
day. March 10th, l15 and will afford facilities for in
in
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Coal. Goal! Coal!

TEyHE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to supply the
n citizens of 0ttumwa and vicinity with the very
best quality Of COAL in any quantity to suit purchas-
ers.
Ny Bunk is of such character that il does not
suspend but viii pay all deposits and will honor all
drafts property presented at its PLATFORM.
If yon want good article of Peacock Coal, try IL
and you will be to get your money back. My
prices will suit the times. A. L0TSPElCH.
Dec. 18th, '5s-n43-y
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Rev J. P. Sanford Universalist) will preach in Of
tumwa on the evenings Of the 22d and 23d Of April
The public are invited to attend.
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Advertisements and communications should
be handed In on Tuesday evening to, insure
m insertion
wanted.

At this Office, boy about IA years Of age, to
learn the printing business. A boy from the
country preferred. Ability to read. write and
spell accurately will be insisted upon.
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Special Notices.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

There will be services of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, at the Court House, every Sunday until
further notice. Services to commence at ~ o'clock
A. NJ, and B p. NJ (n4tf
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higher branches Of Mathematics and Natural Science
Tgxr BooKs-Buon's Lain and Greek grammer
Pinneo's English grammar, Rays Arithmetic and Rays
Algebra.
TERMS OF TUITION vary from "a to IS per quarter
according TO branches studied.
Rooms in the second story of the Old Court House
Feb. 25, 5S n52 SIN NJ A. R0BB, Principal