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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-05

Dts ilntcrfhtiebenen
MAIDEN Dem ybulitum ad:
iun9spclI bic anjsise. oob
Rs ben srcbten uno fbSn'
fen Gtci pen Ssrb q:
no tutsrs& lei b;
II n 9. fir Minusr uno
Snabsn batsu, bsitsbsnb
aus isosr art neusr aBaas
zen. auS9ewdbIi nit Der
srcetsn ecrsiau unS aaf'
asmadbt nndh Ocm ueuejfen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-05
2abies g h a nIs.

Gin peIIer Gfed rcn eaeies Shapls, bsfishtne
aus alien arfsn Sarbtn uno Ghis, 8ada Sttla.
GafbmTs, 2bitit uno 8lantst e4asutt, iHwarss
uno Sdnsp, u. T. 70.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-05
SanSbaIt : 9lrtffcI.

Gine btrrIitbe ausruabi eium &btds, 9sbtsidbt
uno nidht sstlsitbts gaustins, 9stItihts uno un9s
ttsibts Stbssiinss. gliding, SldnnsIs, einsn INIT
unosre 2ifbtuher, 2cptins, u. + no, allies gan, uni
9epSbnlib biGi9 SM pertaufsn bti
Gjutb unb HStrr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-05
SShirs Ore6nfter.

Gbpor,s etios pen alien Stplss uno pgsibsu.
Wuslin Dslaine, Dc 8sraes, Silf pcplin. 9asrls
noes, Getnr9, alpassas, piats, Dsains. gang GeiI,
stmsine unb fdnsp pcis Dc Gbspsrs, feibtne surts,
Ginabanis, Aaituns, u. (. ~.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-05
N1ara,S Orei5 0iiter l..

Sran;Shlbe uuo dtsrbaupt olIs nur srbenfli6e
artsn uno SuatitStsn Sud, gaeimsrss. une absr.
baupt ole artitd Die in oisfsm Satbs in snsm 3re.
dsn'gBaortn'Stcbr 9slutbt wsroen, ieetsn rbalten
unb su psrtauftn bei
0utb unb 9iBter.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-05
GuieitStuddrcn.

Sbr aicrtsmsut oitfer gBaarsH III in Der Tba
9lSn,suo, uno e fbIsu pcrlIbsrt COP Ie niGmano II
Oisltn Sitter uaisrpSrtaultn fam.
GIutb nnt 9iIber.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-05
Eiicba lnb Nlppr.Ccl.Tmcb.

1Gss rpas in cisism 8ticbifts:3pei9 psrtaust tusrs
ben tanu, tritTt man sbsnfaHs bti busn an, uab fs
asbsn bic 8srlibsruns Dap aueerbaib ben Sssltdes
ten bics artitel uismans rcbsi!er ptrtaufsu tann,
als pie tic.
H0s-afIe @rten bsr gspStnli&tn eanbessrcbuF'
ten perSen Inn Mustaul3 fir 9Saaren ansrncm'
men, unb balir Der b5Giie Warttprtis erlautt.
Gjutb une Stbbrr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-05
6erren @ tcr.

SdworJss. brounes unc tloues Sud. Sansp ane
oaeemsrs, Sattinst. 2Ipsse. aentudp SEAMS. Gtt'
ben S0tn, @slpst uno @olentia 8eftinss, paIsttib'
Ct, SrassR, 8afsn, grarottsu; u. 10.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-05
6rp.crcieM! /!

Gin pelIiiSnbi9ss afICrtsmsni oIsr 9srudufbtsn
Grc;sreieu, fcsbsn erbalsa anc gang unscWSbnIid
tiQi9 iu psrtGufcn bsi
Gutb unb HSter.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-05
9feue SO aren
1ltis OSOIfs,SfObr,

Wc. At WcrppitsNde Der Nmten hnb DdmlItens
Stra6sn, sestnttsr 5asmbua's @atHaus.
.. g. g cbIan6,
n,adbt leinsn sesbrtsn .aunosn uuo aasH iistTissn
betannt eoe &C Irsbtn prH pbilaotlpbia uuo Ditu;
gcrt Jurddsetebrt 1T, unb feinen 9ree.n 9isd ren
Srcdennaartn, u. I. 90, asSffnd bat, uno jSpar cas-
tefte-befsbsno aus Spaiiabrss uno gDintsrsSaiern
ais ietnnts in bisfem Srt oem 9ssenpdrtissn 3tts
after esrrt murbfn, bscneers an gHeblfsiIbstt nne
bic AUDI ale init ben isestu borten 3eien absrstns
itimmen sr minft oober tie fribe aufmsrfianitsit
(tinsr SunbsH uno lInterftdeun9 oss Tutlitnms TN
au9smsinsn oarauf gu lsnfsn--ine taoet re sbrers
tietisli aae elm ,u fcnimsn unb ourd feiusn srsesH
Sicd uno afertsmsnt ju lbausn. sbc nc cultwc fnu'
fen oa ss ia nitbts fcist, unb ibr tonnt tud bann
libf non ban Ssia9isn am bSfen dbsr;sussu uno
tsfrieoi9sn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-05

so. l, 2 unO 3, in /, ] uno 9anssn SSrrels, ,u
babsn bel
gSp(le nnb SurSgs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-05
S1Dne8 .S6ulbl0lein.

Cine nsus GufIass bts 5rnssbibtsins iiber bic
9lniansssriin6e Der 8rlieIcn. NIT sInsm gnbans
BON @ebftsn fir Rtnbsr unb S1ulfn, 10 rrl6ies
nsn unb In unlrrm SuhRCbr ;u tabtn. Don
bieIsm tsIiebtrn 8inbsrbiGlsin finb lHun beinabs
$4,000 errmpIars pertauft wcrbsn. grris A
grnts rinjsIn unb 37I Gsnts bas DubsRb.
Ksf, 6utb une SeIfrid).
g1cSember 24.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-05
Gal; !! Gal; ! SaI3

stmablsncs unb finss Gal, ;u psrtaufen brin
Cad cpsr 9ulbsl, an Stcbr pcn
gBplle unb Surb9e.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-05
Iraft< blifatiDnen.

Gin scGaanblsss aEcrtmert ulIsr Si6rr bsr
ameritaniIAen 3rait @sleul6alt, fCsbrn srbaIten
unS ppiitisr an p6ilabslpbia prsifsn gu Sertauftn
bel &rd, @at9 u. 9sIfTi4.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-05
q II srii 4 una ssO 4 { ter.

Ausrii lfuns s>0 Il ter.
Cine srcss @oristat pcn sstlsidt,n uuc unsss
ttsihtsu SRuslinsn esbleidts uno uu9ttlste Gbeft;
inas pcn bis u 9Jaro brett. wcllentn Slannsrsn.
pen allen Sarbsn, Bt,sua, lsinsrnen uno baHnrpcl;
lsnsn 2ihs Siapers, Gbsds, 9etcidts nno un9stlsi'
ts 9anten Slanslt, isintrns uno baumrpcllene Son;
itnss. Srfb einsn, 9sblsirt uno un9ebsibts eepsrs
lies, u. 10.
0rpe
Gin frifbss dfIortsmsnt pcu 3udsr, aaffss, Wae:
aiiss. Spe;srtisn. 9ttrcdutts aepfd pfrtdbs, Airs
fhsn, Scbnsn, gspd3sn, u. 10.
Sutens aaren.
Gin nsuss aNerttmsnt pcu auisnswaarsn Gel Der
Sett unb beim Slid, tts.
Spie8eI!
Sen aGsn grSBsn une arisn une 80 alien prsis
fen.
Carpets unb Sebl-Gua.
Sin pcllcr stcd ron Slcor uno Stisasn CARPETS,
Slcer uuo Stis9su Seltub, rrn ], nno Yaro
brett.
Cali! Sal;! SalS!
afbtcu uuo eipsrrrct eal, tsim Cad uno bsim
8ufbd etsnfaHs DairrfaII in tieinsn eddeu.
9teue 0fafrelen.
Ws. uub SNafrslsu. in sau,en. battsn. uuO
pisrte. Sdrrsis. sin srssss uuO pra6,sss afSrts'
meuf
OF eanossprebuftsn isbsr 1rt rereen i'm AUS
tauib fdr @aartn Gnscnemmsn. wSftr esr bcdftt
gRarttprsis srlaubt pirc.
SD sriiattt biermit mtinsn bsisn lno pdrmfen
Dant allen mtinen 8unosn unb s1sblndu(bru, ,une
bes is wsresn mir ibrs lln.srAasanS ftrnsrbin Sn:
teuimta IaITeu.
.. 3. Sdiaud.
dIeutauu, Setctcr q. nabp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-05
9 rpiereic en-.

Sin bsrrlihss aNertsmeut rem GrsieTiss, offs 3us
der, Gafse, Sprsp, Sb0, Sdinten, Beef Serpdrss.
Spfnsn u.i. 70. on Pano uno p psrfnufsu bCi
gDplte unb 9urbae.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-05
eSpbn 6. 8Dlfer,
TbicrsYr3f,

xbicr.Nr3t,
~n Wa&t bsm stbrttn
Tz-zFSJ VA. pubIifum bic 2lnjties,
. eN NAV bas sr auf hem gtlnnb
n III VM bst glatntaun, sestn.
szEkzRAAas=k4zs> iber brmGiirnbabn.D De.
pot pcbut unb F6 ssbSris sInssriGtst bat, um
bic SstIuns pUn asrIei Srantssitrn Der pitrss unb
anptrer 5bisrt ;u dbenebmsn, bic ct auf bic bette
gssIs ju ttbancsln ptrllebt unp cine mSslidh
Idntllt Sur SsrIpriGt, no ibrSaust SilIt m6s.
lid IN. Gr III auG nit Staqune strIstsn,
UNI franFe gfrrbs barin auSunshmtn. Ct bdit ss
niGt fur nEtbis mfbr 30 Iastn, ICnttrn rinlHt
1sint 8una nit eer Sbat tu tetrsiltn.
glce. 3. na3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-05
EGrnetS ltub CeltnCb .

4-5-8-unb 6-4 SlOCr Ssltuh Der tsitsn @erftrs
iisan9 4-5-unb 6-i 2ifh Ssltud.
Ssnstiou, ,baor uno cine @srfbicesnbstt anesrer
Girpsts Su csrtaufsu bsi
gSplle unt Surb9e.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-05
Nci,c SSs
mts6 SmrS G c.
Gtrhrhaltcr In 9lllentnuii.

- ~ - ~ - ~ " ~ ~ " - N ~
Strbrbaltcr In 9lllentaua,
@snohrdbtissu cas dleemeine pubtifum. 6ob fl
ceter pen Den arcssn Cites iurldoetebrt ino, une
bds fs nun an ibrsm 5tcbr, In enem Der neusn 4:
fSdi9t'n tSsbilpsH. 3bdreu unterbattoem SPdrft;
plne, in Der pamiltcn Straee ndmIih en- Nc. o, si'
neu 9tdn,snoen 8erratb
Gpn Spdtiabrs unb @intersg sgBaGrrn.
sauf pano babsn, rustbs ie aas an ben oasrneeri9;
fen Yaraelo preifen ,um @ertauf anbistsn. = Sbr
GtNd teffbi ndlnfi5 gum Sbsh aus feISenesn @d'
ttrH. ais.
edware unb SSney Sebt, turt3e Bstains,
fH6nt guif De g9eptts. plaiO Dueals uhp
9alrnea, eiufahss une 8aYabsre 5uA. sBpIs
Itne Dstains, S5apls. Gollars u. (. NJ,
gBis aud elm pcitts aHsskmsut pcn
26bieS xraner=2SSaarctt,
zen ben tsfisn Gsrtsn Drs6s 5rinass, Gramrfs,
gsDlf ffdmbi4
nit elmer pclIsn ausruabt pen 25aarsn fdr SRdnnet
uno 9nabtn, ais
Su6, GaIlimere, Gafinett, banmipclle.
ne 6eleni1piTe, Srperbs, st. (. NJ,
Iantmt geblsiGter mnb braus
nea 0iuslins, GbedS,
uno Stnen,
oirss ssm bsften gRatsriaI anb su ben nisesritA
prsilsu.
6r8uttsr, shual,. Sdiutea, Spsd uno anesrs
Treontts psrosn i'm 1usiaufb fdr igBaaren an9s:
nommsu uno Der bSdbits W7artBrets bufdr erlautt
Dureb ben Gerfauf Der beitss aHaarsn al, otn bit.
tisittn yxsikn bsfTcn iit uuf ferneru 5uipruh.
g8plle unb Sarbse.
aflentaun, Gspt. Is.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-05
YDrt<WDndiS.

Gin berrIiGss aACrtimtnt pCrtmcnaIs unb
ppdrtbaGer, lcrttn srbalten unb an trrabstltb.
en- prsiItn 80 ptrFauIrn bsi
Red, 9atb u. 5sIfri&.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-05
NuicuS=@ =@aarcu.

Gin relies afcrtemsut in estts, bsim DusCne
cbsr oaltoussnb, i'm Stcbr uno su pertaufsn BET
g9plle unb 8urbse.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-05
GS ut fOnOerb0r

unb bph 1T eS pabrt
Ous Die nsulidsn 5artsn 3sitsn uuisrs iunse ssute
aid,i paveu abbaten, iptnn s snmaI iltb ba;u ents
cblcsen batrn, oas 5ausbaItsn an;ufnnssu, uuo mic
IS tst sint pirp oisiss Srubiabr stn fdrfsrsr BUS
Orana als iG ~ Dem
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-05
Spie8el ! Spie8eI !!

Cine auspabl ron epissd pen alien Trsiftn gu
vertaufn am Stcbr rem
~ WClle nnb 8urSsr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-05
peeries I!

Gin frif6ss aiIortsmsnt pcu 3udtr. 8offss. Wae:
taTss. epe,sreisn. sttrcduds aepfd, gfrfbs, 9irs
fbsn, 8cbnsu, gtrpdrjsu, u. + 10.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14
TO PLANTER s!
SUPERIOR TO PERUVIAN GUANO /!
PROF MAPES'
SUPER-PEOS LIME,

FOR COTTON, TOBACCO, WHEAT CORN &C.
Composed Blood spaic A Guano and Sal
plate Of Ilapmona.
hundred the Nrogsed will equal effect
lasting powers hundred and Eve pounds of the best Peruvian Guno
Produces HEAVIER oLLs CorroS and greater WEIGHT WHEAT and other
bushel than Peruvian Guano also PREVENTS Rust
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14

M1oTECE.-.All persons indebted to me will
~ make payment Immediately to j. a. Dcvore'
whom have appointed my Agent during my ao-
sencc from the State; and those having CLAIMS
aroinst mo will present tho same to him for pay
ment. a. W. LoH L.
Use7 4M 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14
Notice.

a Ill persons having demands against the Es-
IA tate of Anon Lindsey, decd, are requested
to present them to the undersigned duly attested,
and they are requested to furnish the Executor
with truo copy of their respective Claims, in or
der that he may know how much of the property
it will be necessary to sell 70 pny the debts Of sad
Estate And thosn Indicted to said Estate are re-
questcd to make immediate payment.
NJ. FRAZIER, E1'or.
June 20, 1859. If rs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14
GALL AND SEI1 C.. P. REHlNEN.

And he will show you the latest 1dgony Of q Hut
Gents fine Mole Skin HATS of every style and quality Gents
fine Cashmere Dress HATS Gents soft Ledger HATS Fur Cloth
various colours Planters broad brm soft HATS Gents soft
high and low crowned HATS of all colors
Boys CLOTH leather, fur a.} velvet HATS and CAPS
Negro plantation Wool Hts Of different styles quality Cheap
Infants fancy HATS a and Head rigging, in abundance
Made i'll the best manner Of the richest materials.
can offer extra inducements to all who wish to purchase
from my location a rent and other cxpcnce small and
will consequently affect :hr price of my Goods proportion
c. II. REMSEN.
Augusta Ock g. au
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B@VV aTe2

PEyIIOSE indebted by Note or Account TO A. g..
IL league or to a. G. Il T. J. league are noti-
fed to pay the same without delay. We want the
moncy,-and have not the inclination to give fur
tler indulgence Therefore those who have been
owing us for unc two and three years. (und some
even longer,) would ao us n favur BY paying up
now; ard it pW be to yoHr interest TO do 40.
Take warning--we are in earnest.
A. G. & T. ]. TEAGUE.
Nov. % 1859 If 4G
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14
Runaway

HNN0M the subscriber. on the 18th September
u last, my buy WILLIS, WHO is nearly white,
with strait hair, aged about 20 years, about feet
j or { inches high slim, slender built, had on
when he left, a black Bolnbazine coat, with brown
linen coat over it. will give reward of $50
for his delivery in any Jail in the South, and 800
for proof to convict nny white man in harbOring
or conveying him away.
JOS. MERIWEATIIER.
Woodawn, S. c., Nov. 9. 1859 St Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14
Final Notice.

AL nersous having demands against the Es-
"a tate Of Jane Berry, deceased, will present
1bsm in proper form by the ls Monday in Janna-
~ next .to-o ,,,;oo
tbev moy nave diiFcrl:y in obtaining a.ettlement
I,s It will be necessary for the Administrator t"
know the precise Indebtedness OF tho Estate u, IN
order to petition the Ordinary for the sPeciled
amount, tho personal being exhausted.
JOHN LAKE, Adm or.
Dec I, 1859 1T 10
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20

According to previous notice, the citizens
Of Ashland and vicinity assembled in the
University on Monday evening, Jan. 3. 1859
The House was called to order.
On motion, John Priest was appointed
president, and T. j. Nelson Secretary. The
object ofthe meeting was stated by the presi-
dent to take into consideration what course
We should take to get the X. & Fl. d. NJ. &
N. X. X. and N. NJ. r. X. through the town
Of Ashland.
On motion, w. r. Dawson, D. NJ, Clark,
and Thomas Ping, was appointed COM
, mittee to draft resolutions expressive of the
views Of the meeting and to report at an ad-
journed meeting.
On motion, d. NJ. Clark and Thomas Ping
was appointed to correspond with Inc North
Missouri r. r. Company.
On motion, d. N. Clark, and T. J. Nelson,
was appointed to correspond with the X. &
TT. D. M. & NJ. r. r. Compony.
On motion, the President invite the Cit
Gems of Iowayille and Agency City to meet
with us in convention on Wednesday even
ing Jan. 18th at Ashland. On motion, ad-
jourded to meet Jan. 18th 1859.
j. PRIEST, Pres't.
j. T. NELSON, Sec'y
Wehavc the proceedings Of the meeting
held at Ashland on the 18th, but have not
room to publish them this week. They vii
appear next week.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20

i've hundred inhabitants there shall be pro.
vision made at the same time or afterward
for ascertaining whether the fraction SO GU,
off viii organize by itself, or win unite with
the remaining portion of its own township.
SEC. 8. Where town or city is carved
out of civil township as contemplated in
this act, the remainder of such township
shall constitute separate school district, the
boundaries between which and the said city
or town district may at any time be changed
with the consent of both of their respective
Board of Directors gs
SEC. 9. This act shall take effect and be
in force on and after its publication in the
Iowa Statesman and Iowa Citizen r-.
!. lSigned.) ORAN FAyILLE.
President Of the board Of Education.
l hereby certify that the above is true
and complete copy Of the original act as pas
sed this day by the board Of Education of the
State of Iowa .,- -.'" 20 -.'.' '--'-s' = -.''
Dec. oath. 1853. t'9f
JOSIAH T. TUBBY,
Secretary pro tenn Of the Board Z
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20

-oSHhHACs
The strike Of the employees of the st.
Louis, Alton 4 Chicago Railroad is begin
ming to asstim serious character. As near
as we can learn, the ''strike," which is not
for higher wages, but for past arrears, run
ming through several months, commenced on
Monday, almost simultaneously the whole
length of the line. The train which left this
city on Monday Morning, was run by the
yard-master as far as Joliet, when a crowd
of the operatives, some sixty in number,
took possession Of the train, and elected the
yard-master from the engine The locomo-
tive was then disconnected and the train
backed up against a freight train. After, be-
ing delayed until 4 o'clsck, the train was
allowed to return to Chicago. The excite
ment at this point was intense. On the tele-
graphic bulletin In the depot, was written in
large letters, "no tra;n North; engineers
struck .tor their bread and butter" Many
of the operatives are in a famishing condi-
! ton, having received no pay for number Of
months.
In the towns on the line of the road be-
tween Joliet and Bloomington, the effects
are more keenly felt. There is no conncc-
ting line at these points and consequently
they can receive no mails. There are no
expresses running and the farmers can re-
ceive no remittances, and they are out Of
money, out Of provisions and out Of every
thing.
| AT Bloomington, the hands employed in
the shops and about the depot, refused to
work. A meeting of the employees was
held ON Saturday evening last. A number
of speeches were made by employees and
outsiders, demanding payment of all arrear.
ages of wages as prerequisite to rcsuming
work. Propositions and counter propositions
had been submitted but no agreement had
been effected up to last adviccs.
At Springtield, it is rumored that the oper
atives are greatly incensed against Gov
MatteSon and have manifested their indig
nation by breaking windows in his residence
We sincerely depreciate any such manifesto
ton as this, as it only Injuries their OWL
cause.
At Peoria the same excitement PREVAILS
Some of the employees claims amount t.
several hundred dollars, and they claim tina
they have been fed with promises Ions
enough. No injury had been done at tina
point, except breaking the telegraph wire
thus cutting off all communication.
twill readily be seen that affairs are in
critical state, and that some thing must b,
done to relieve not only the ''hands," bu
also the interior towns which are suffering
from the stoppages of trains. We under
stand that GOV. Matteson offered to let tn,
] operatives take the road as receivers and rrll
it, but they refused Negotiations are still
pending, but we have learned of no decided
action being taken up to this time Chica
go Journal.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20

The space occupied by the laws Of the Board
Of Education precludes the usual variety in
this ISSUE; but these enactments are so i'm
portant, and will doubtless he So interesting
to our readers that 1t seems hardly necessary
to apologize for the monopoly of our columns
for week or two We expect to close them
upncxt week. We again remind our sub
scribers of the importance Of preserving the
copies containing the laws, as no provision
was made by the Board for their publication
in any other shape, and they win not he
Published otherwise probably until the next
volume Of Statutes is issued.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20
AMONG THE MANY PREPARATIONS now be,o

AMONG THE MANY PREPARATIONS now before the
Public rs &c rtain for the Fever and Ague none
have been received with such especial favor 10 that
known as DR.J. HOsTErTER'S CELEBRATED SION.
ACH BITTERs." This tonic has been circulated, and
Its many virtues promulgated through out the State
and every day the proprieor greeted with the In
telligence of some dreadful case vxnquished by the
use of their celebrated" Bitters." In our principal
cities, there but few families who neglect the
''Bitters, In furnishing their medicine closets. As
tonic, II Is both l,id aud agreeable the tast and
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20

view his profile without being strongly re-
minded of the ovine faces seen and perhaps
loved in the days and the years gone by.
When not Gin brown study" Mr.. Beech
er's manners are the most free and genial
that can he imagined; but every year seems
to render him more and more abstracted.-
People are sometimes hurt by his Indifference
and frrgetfulness of them, when he is utterly
unconscious of all outward things. intent
upon his sermon or lecture; for he makes
his sermons in the streets, in store, in lum-
her yards, on ferTy-boats, or wherever he
may chance to be. And tits plain to be seen
that man in the midst of sermon making
cannot be very thoughtful of his manners to
those who may chance to pass or pause
beside him.
1t is said that polished and courteous
brother clergyman one day called on Mr..
Beecher, and on being shown into his study,
found him stretched upon the floor, from
which he made no haste to rise. 81 am
studying my sermon" said Mr.. Beecher,
looking steadily and gravely into the fire
before him.
On. one'occasior it was thought needful
that Mr.. Beecher should be waited on by a
committee of ministers, in order that they
might reassure themselves and the churches
of his sound orthodoxy. When the object of
their visit was stated-'Let us pray" said
Mr. Beechcr instantly-''let us pray;" and
the prayer, if we mistake not, settled the
matter satisfactorily. ..#...
The children like Mr. Bcecher-that shows
what his nature is. They all love to speak
to him, to play with him. to hand him flow
ers. They crowd his pulpit stairs; the boys
gather almost about his feet After meeting
one spring evening, while Mr. Beecher was
talking with several gentleman upon some
apparently important business, little rosy
faced girl stepped upon the platform, and
holding out bunch of white and red clover.
said: Here, Mr.. Beecher" He instantly
bent towards the child, and taking the flow
ers, said ina pleasant tone, and with kind
smile: "Thnnk you; these smell like the
country The child looked perfectly de-
lighted a. she darted away. The mystery
and secret of Henry Ward Beechers wonder.
full success as apreacher, may be explained
in his own words, which he applied to anoth.
err: ''He breaches life-truths in life-forns
with the power Of his life in their utterance.