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To be completed in 4 Vols.

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Prom he Saturday Rerie'e, (LOrdOn,) Oct. Isl
With a patient industry oaly less remarkable than
his creative power, he has produced work which,
in addition t. higher qualities, as amusing as Wa
verley novel, and accurate as a German mono
graph.
From The National Rerielc, (Londoa,9 Get. 1851
OF the richness of Mr.. CarlyIe's book in firmly
drawn and vivid pictures Of men and things-of its
fantastic humor and rugged manly paihos, no idea
can be gathered except from its own pages
There is one characteristic of Mr.. Carlyle's which
rises him above the level Of all contemporary histo-
rians; solemn sense Of the mystery and wonder OF
human life and Of the universe in which it is placed is
never absentfrom him. In his dealings with the Sin
initely tie' that makes large part OF history,
he never loses sight of the Infinitely great that
struggles Intellectually for expression throughout II
is this sense that gives his writings their turn
quaint pathos, their tone OF mournful irony
their starting and grotesqne contrasts.
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Roardeys Mantea.

A SMALL PANTY eau be furnished With splendid
II ltosn ard Board nEs slso, crai lay Roarisrs
can get Bard By applying at No. II fFont street. Z
Jans-lx
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HofIoWay,s Ointmens.-rhe astonishing
rapiiiy with which this preparation extingashes pam
reduces external Inflammation. heals Sores Temov
erupslens ard tamers and cures rheumatism gives
boundiess popularity. Ians-tf
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mARRrED.

On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. J. Hays, In the SEC
ond Presbyterian Church, in this city, Mr. HaRvxY
MvEEs, OF covington. Ky To Mrs s. C wrrssEas. or
L.
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a sffESnzb afsInf.ScE On Cesar street ne
n uzsa=e cssssaiAs rsssss- sith asue stosf hach
keshtez 2eses Il sEoaaa- fsr farther sz.fs
mai pu cad "a 4. A. 1ssIE
dsc1o-1 lk1 ~ lzy Nhz<1-
z<4t : AA@44s
49, = @sszs - 4Fz
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-08

zoo sKfLlEfS. assorted aiz~s. So
JUU seo Bsroh Bakers and Deep Ovens, go
~ 30 1zsosiea Pes and Kettlas -
a.. a large caalfl GA. t.. $50 =. :. -
- Alligator Coal Cooking Stoves,
a co@i R4nscs. three slzes- H
Also
Alsnys on hena the Iennessean wroaght Iron Stove
for wsoa and enAi viii hos water attlr and es-
cry se=-l neees<4ry % make rcuflete aud cnhYc-
shfet ceeking ssFe. 4 Pot ~ and gnarantee All he
Il - &. 49,. J. " WILSON,
J-1s-e ...s.l4s x esiiege street. Is
s@--~a IS
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For MenrDIlis.
For New Orleans.

rTNHE passenger steamer a G--n
l. NASHVILLE, WILLIAM sF-zyD rssss SIS
BoTp, Captain, will leave for .ssz--lz=Ss--zz--s1s
the above and all interme iate landings SATURDAY,
January sth at O'Clock p. NJ For freight or passage
apply on board or TO
jan6-td A HAMILTON Agent
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f. S. HAWKINS,
GEN NAL. a g r. Mt.

TOR the rarchase and sale or Renting cf Real fs-
II Iste, baying aud selling Of hlriag II Negroes
ufire Ma Is Cetar street. Nashville, Team
i win Atls NJ promptly 70 any busssess eairusted
~ INV care ercfs-u
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Sale Vo-Day.

Will. sell the Court house.. THIS nAY "a u
l eclnck precisely. thai nny~nieni Ciiy Residenee
oppss!te tie rlsatre known the Strin lione Kas
sussan "a be given al once
J. r. CLAWS.
Saturday, Jan. :, lsS9-n Clerk a Master
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ETNA COAL.

n on hand AZ the Elna Coal Var back u the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad Depot, anal ssseiliug at
folawing t5x lFlcess - 80
Large LIMB add roend Coal y cents ,er bushci or
IS SO per Ton
Mixed, hrge and anc, Coal % cents per hushci, ar
IS 90 Ifcr Ton.
Fine Coal 10 ccnts per busbei, or 81 90 per Ton.
Try and yau &iii soon b convinced Il . tiae best
Gal la the market
aecal-Iy ~ sAsrL " AoSEw.
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5. The Gallery of Florence

Containing nearly 7ra H'Hdrsf Superb ,orar,,ss aud
So"ip'1rres after RaptaeI. Michael Angelo, Guido.
Rembrandt Salvador Rosa, correpgio Titan Ruhens.
Nan-Dyck, Sc. Foar Imperial Folio Volumes in Two
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Coal Oh.

Irsr received hhls- beat Goal on Fer sale By
al gise barred OF gailsn. rae
ALSO
~ der asserted nrittanfA Coal on Iarnps Fl
"a - Glass bottom, 40. low priced,
20 - art-a Narls,e Butfens. some very me,
a. et'e iamFs W1f rcreeirFs,
g % s~iee Lsusps f.s iiais. Cburrhfs, etc.
Aiso ~irks cAisaseyss etc, for sale WHOLESALE aid
Rrtai.bf 49, J. ". WILSON
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-08

nSE 81 the best basfness stands IA The eity, utti
" E1.ed cellars. Al-o = Ssabi- aaf Carnage Aoas.
fsr real Az 4 > HAWKINS, Ae-at,
deels-ff Me- ls ts<ksr stree
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3. The Court of Napoleon: or, Society
under the First Empire.

with superb Portraits Of its Beauties Wits and He
roines- Ply FRANK GvoDmcH. One elegant 4to
vol, antique Morocco.
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ESiONS -.

0nn MHLER'S STEFI. PIoWS assorted sizes;
SOU 200 Garrett CothnaE's Steel Pluws as
Sorted sizes:
80 Brniey's Steel plnvs, assorted sizes;
These III AS are unequailcd and w.I be- sold Of the
lowest prices. ARMS IRONG & 90.
ianz
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New Orleans and Nashville

THE splendid Fast Running q
l. Steamer, T c. TWICHFII. sF-=1 r-sSsth, |
HARRY G MCCoNas, Master, VIII 1zzEz--SEES==zzzE7s
run above. making regular eighteen day trips be
tween New Orleans and Nashville.
This fine passenger steamer viii be here as
water Will permit and continue in this trade all season
IL. ...lI.i .a.act In.
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Most Valuable City Property
F q r s A 7. E.

II AN now au3ering fU sale the House ant La
Il Cherry street. tucaPted hy Mr. = wf1tEs-
The house very large art catHans-isoos coittit-
ing over teefsty fssans N ssfy Fa.ifs criars
cal and ss.oi shels. kc., &C. Lbs Hsaazr gosi
order unosi Il benE tecenuy rubailt aud b better
aaalied Tar a Art ciass boarding. helzse taan any
housa In Nashville.
Tue Iat = Aisnut sixty ave feet frcHs ~ hun-
dres and seventy ave fest. aId the hoze = stea-
le1 the ls % s1rnf = a. iiifaA thai Nold
reader a. Genus -lbsis any Hotel "a the f.fs
A large pastien ~ fhe fgrD.tar Be p4rrlaAs-
ID with TIE hoore II desircf.
n : s~ kn.l~n tss Lat~g eering = Il Or city
mast proslabte baszse@s and H. ass poe visiting -
eaeage "a sacf voc atinE this i excellent 0fgar
family q precurs eissibse leentn. beEg conYcli
., ali the business p.srtilas q oar city
For terms, kc-, Apply 70
drce8-u fffl A-T4S-ffNf<iLl.
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New Publications..
Carlyle's Frederick the Great.
Nv. It. BERRY a. Co., Public Square,
IA re JUST RECETYED
HISTORY Oh FRIEDRICH THE SECOND,
CALLED
FREDERICK THE GREAT.
=. by All q
THOMAS CARLYLE,
THOMAS CARLYLE.

Author Of HAIRY Of e French Revolution, Crom
sreIrs Letters dnd spuscaes = 'Sar1or Resart.s' DC
Vols and II, with Portraits and Maps, II mo.
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seeds.

seeds.
100 BBlS. Prime Clover Seed;
lOU so do. do. nm9ty do;
coo bushels Orchard Grass seed;
500 do Clean Blue de-. do:
500 do. Stripped DO. Dc;
800 do. Herds do. Do;
These Seeds of last years growth and pure as
any brought TO the market for sale BY
JAM ARMSTRONG X co
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c4SAp4 MACFAcTrRE
FIR sale BY = BART tARNlf HAFI
easanatsslen MeEcA@ni, = Nest " snt ~
sl-as-ttdA-t~ AEkFkH eanc Ht>f thie, Il
- ; ->~ = s--@--s ~ y y. 3
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-08
LARGE Arrivals of Goods.

DEM y. SHELLS Is now receiving per Steamers
I'D John Bell, Ranyan. etc, extensive stsck OF
Merchandise of the diaerent varieties 90 tie variu us
aSsortments of Trade. On THIS MORNING. at 10
O'Clock, vii commence sales, aud continue
during the week both day aud night unfi the
stock d chased. The Trade especially Invited 10
attend these sIies the Goods viii b. IN ots, and
sacrifices isIay be exPecsed Terns,as asuaI Cash.
dec 2q-si go a ~ - - -
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MeIasses! HeIasses!

OAn RBis. saear.Fsus- Nsaas.,s, . srrive On
.lttO steamer Nashville, SATURDAY BeSa. anc for
szss By MIZEI.I-, HooffR 4 Gu. =.
lsnf Nos. sad Market street.
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Ay4s@fISTsfn.
Notice

Is hercby elven q ali Eersens iafebfea q TIE es-
L tatr = he lzts OtTvEe b HAFus, - snake Fey-
NiIkaaf delay ana a1sn al feFsuns h,1inE
cfsEas a.lnss sal8 sssafe 3, rfezenf tesa uts ne
feris1 Tfeserleei - ls~.
stfti t nF<Hf u HAYES , -
oi1FEa Is. HAfEss
1855 .~-@@- > .s@s1.s z.-i2 s. -
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Elegant Illustrated Books
F or the Holidays.
Tho CfratrorH CoHo,,.

OR, TIE SHAKSPEARE SISTERHOOD
Comprising
FORTY FIVE IDEAL PORTRAITS, described by Mrs
e.. .. H-a j. ". Palmer.
Illustrated with Fine Fngravirgs S'eel, from De-
signs nv Eminent Hands.
In volume. Imperial svo Antique Morocco.
- The plan Of this beautiful work is as orig
inn as is attractive. In no respect is II moro re-
production Of the ''Shaksneare Galleries and .FTe
rones OF shakespeare So we'll known 90 the trade.
hut with striking novelty and combines the sio
~ telling nraiity n Charles lamb with the rrac frl
criticism q Mrs. Jameson
Our new cioerones the wife ~ Or. j. W.
Palmer, who wrote the "Gciden pagon,' so many
fine oriental articles in the New CvcIormdia and the
Atlantic Monthly. well the California sketches IN
Putnam and the popular cemeo- of the s.oueen,s
Heart. "-Boston 7FGascrips.
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auftiOu Sales.
Large Auction Sale
GROCERIES
Df iraasr Il
=. n. G. NOEL * CO.

ON Wednesday, Jan. 18th, ats O'Clock. we viii
" sell for cash, in front o' our Wareiao So No 4
h'rket street, the following Groceries, without re-
80 hhds Sugar AN grades; 700 a. Cigars assorted:
80 oaSs Coffee, . 80 hsgs s S. Almonds;
21obois y do Moiasses; 40 bbls Pecans:
lou " Corn bourbon and 10 % Brazil Nuts.
- we Ahisk y;-=---- 90 cases Matches
IS bbls Newsom,s and 30 coils Mar M POM.
Robiuson co. WHISKY, $50 boxss tslassoare-'
40 bbls Gin, Brandy and Ian boxes Tnr,hlers.'
80 VINE, 500 kegs Nails and Rrads:
LOU ooAes Z D. and W. r. ESQ pigs Fish:
o.o esheeSe; 80 q star Candies;
soo pigs kaisins, all sizes; $50 "a SOAP: - = =
l2O dog nnckets 4 Tubs. : ! SO hayes Tea. II q
$50 box Chewing Tobacco: .
sArdines, Oysters, Brooms and nearly every other
a. , oe.onging 10 the Grocery business all OF whirh
closed - a'''''4''9 "-'Ss Vo
III = expect to elias above at 9 O'Clock every
Hssohesday morning. Throughout ile veqr, ram or
iaps $, A. G. NOEL \ 60.
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EOH Sale

INoRTY YAIUABIE NEGROFS. including several
IL good families and two good Carpenters, az 5;1 Ce
dar street. X. j. LYIES.
jan7-u
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uflD aoprrtisfiIIrnts.
COMMITTED TO JAu.

OFF Davidson county on the 2sth day OF December,
" 1883, negro boy, who say 5 his name is John /.
and th5t he belongs g. Julius Wae of Rutherford
county. Team. Saii Boy is about Is wears old dark
comple xion, weighs about $50 1s5 pounds well
formed and stout The is requested to come
forward prove property and pay charges as th law
directs, this January sth, 1880
70 - ga sTHDS. HORSOE. = s
janS-w4t Jailor at Nashville, Tenn.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20

VINO HATH WOUNDS, VINO HATH BRUISES, WHO HATH
PAINS OR SORES, READ, APPLY. AND BE iIsALED.-Re-
member it has been six years since j. l.. Curtis Nam
dilke Imminent first offered to the citizens west
of the great Mississippi. During that time it has ac-
qured reputation superior to any other preparation
of the kind. No other medicine has been efica-
cious in relieving distressing pains, in curing old dis
eases, those which have baed the skill of able
physicians. Wherever this Liniment has been used,
it has failed to act benehcally, relieving dis
tress aud suffering restoring hope and health, and
vigcr Experience has proved that it is certain cure
FOR Erysipelas, Rheumatism, Spinal Complaint, Lum-
bago, Old Sores, Cuts, Swellings, Pain in the back
joints and side, Headache Cutancous Affections Bites
of insects reptiles, Mango, Salt Rheum, Cracked
Hands, letter, Dysentery DiarrhGa, Cholera, Choi-
era Morbus, Burns, Cramps, Sore Throat and Eyes
Frosted Feet &C.. &C. For HORSES, it is eectual in
sweeny, istula, stif complaint, big head and Shout
ders poll evil strains cuts bruises harness and sad
die gals of all kinds bots cholic, founder &C.
Hundreds Of the above cases are cured daily, and
thousands of certificates might be added, but il is
deemed unnecessary, as single 20 cent bottle VIII
convince the most skeptica. For sale by agents in
every neighhorhood.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20

Stephen Girard, the millionaire often said
that he found more trouble in saving the
first thousand dollars than any sum after
wards, and that the only way to become rich
was by saving the dimes when the dollars
would take care of themselves. Now the
most speedy way of becoming rich that we
know offs to buy your Clothing at Ezekiers
Mammoth Clothing Depot, where assert
ment Of Clothing, hats, caps, boots, shoes,
gentlemens' furnishing goods, cannot be
equalled, either in cheapness of price or du-
rability and neatness in style, by any other
house in the Desmoires' Valley.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20

SoRGuM MoLAssEs.--We have been favor
ed with specimen of moasses manufactured
by Mr. A. Harlan, from Chinese Sugar Cane
of his own growth, which is ofvery superior
quality, the best we have yet seen. Mr.. H..
thinks he will have about 100 gallons. II
anybody in Wapelo has produced any better
we should like to know it, and will hold our
self open to conviction. 1t is asserted by
those who have opportunities to know, that
enough molasses will be manufactured in
this county this season to supply the home
demand. It'll offered now at wholesale, at
37t cts. pr gallon. 1t is difficult to estimate
the saving to the county by this important
production, some put it as high as 100000.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION take
pleasure this week in directing attention to
the card of Ogden & Copp, who succeed
Mendenhall & Whitman, in the Forwarding
and Commission business near the Depot at
this place. The extensive acquaintance and
experience of these gentlemen, commend
them to all who have freight to be attended
to at this point. 1t will be seen also that
they will make liberal cash advances on pro-
duce for shipment. 1t is unnecessary to
say to our readers that these gentlemen
compose the well known and popular firm
of Ogden Copp, many years in business
ut Burlington.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20

Our enterprising neighhors, Messrs. Kit
tredge & Merrill, across the way, are going
it with rush in the wholesale grocery bust
ness, judging by the teams which are con-
stanty loading at their door, with sugar,
molasses, coffee, tobacco, candles, salt, &C.,
for the western counties. They are hourly
demonstrating that jobbing can be success
fully and profitably done in Ottumwa. Large
sales and small profits, is their motto.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LUNG DISEASES CAN BE CURED J. l.. CURTIS COM
POUND SYRUP FsAssAFRAs.-It Is two years since Cur
it's Syrup Of Sassafras has been offered for in the
West. There has never been remedy present ed
which has become popular and generally used in
short time this. Its reputation stands une
queled among the remedies of the present day. judg
ing from the satisfaction it has given in efecting a
speedy and permanent in the following diseases:
Consumption, Bronchitis Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Splitting Of Blood, Guilty of Breathing, HoarseHess
Group, Hives, Whooping Cough, Measles, &C., &. The
Compound Syrup Of Sassafras has been thorouhly
tested in all the above diseases. 1t is no longer
matter of experiment Every who has been for
tunate il fer any of the above diseases
rejoice in the return of good health. Arrange
hood that all be supplied at rs cents bottle.
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CALEDONIA, Ringgold Co. Iowa.

Mr.. J. L. Curtis.-IIaving been acting as agent for
the sale of your medcin take pleasure In stating
to you and the public that have known your Syrup
of Sasaras to have been used in all the different dis
for which il Is recommended. One man who had
sorely afflicted with the Lung Disease, followed with
a very severe cough, which had troubled him for
long time. His suffering had been very great, his
disease had baed the skill of able physicians also
the use of various kinds Of medicines all effect.
Soon after he ced using your Syrup Of Sassa
fras the disease gradually left the system, until in
few weeks he entirely cured Every family in
this neighborhood could give you certificate for
some cure IL has performed on them. l had well
be without coffee for sale your syrup, such Is the
demand Yours truly, J. 4. STANLH.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20
DE-. Chris:ie's Agua Esa,s;sn,.

MEssRs. TUNr GARpSER-Gents: l wish to make
known to the public article from which have de-
rived more benefit than from all other medicines
which ever used. have been suffering from Fever
and Ague and its effects for the last five years. in
which time have scarcely enjoyed a single day of
good health, until procured from your drug store
a bottle of DIR. Christies Ague Balsam. In few days
found myself clear of ague and rapidly recovering
In health L have not felt a symptom since COM
menced taking it (about 3months) although constant
ly exposed to cold and weather. To my friends and
the public generally, suffering from this disease in any
form, would say, procure bottle, and save health,
constitution and money.
Yours, JB. GRoSCOST.
gsy-See advertisement, lsep. 2g-lm.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20

We direct the attention of our readers to
the splendid and very seasonable stock of
Ready made Clothing, recently opened by
Mr.. S. Herschler, (the well known and pop
ular Burlington dealer of that name,) in
Daum's west room, Front-st., opposite the
Ottumwa House, and consisting in part OF
over coats, dress coats, pants, vests, and all
kinds of furnishing goods. Decidedly this
is one of the most complete stocks ever
brought to this market, and they do say that
the prices offered astonish the old citizens.
We advise all to enquire for themselves a,
an early day. Look in the COURIER of next
week, for Herschler's new advertisement,
when full particulars will be given.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20

ScnwoRM, the popular Grocer, opposite the
Ottumwa House, has just returned from Bur
lington with fine addition to his stock OF
goods, among which we notice large guam
tity of -four. Adam is making friends, and
he deserves them.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20

The building of Mr.. Roos next us on the
East, is being raised, and is to have an add
ton in the rear attached, to be occupied by
Ortloff & Co., as a Bakery.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20

There was an interruption ofpleasant wealth
er on Monday 1t rained all that day, cold
rain, and even showed a little, just enough
to whten the ground. The weather since
has been quite pleasant.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20

ART IN IowA.-Masters Washington Mat.
thews, and Junius Hampstead, of Dubuque,
Iowa, have been awarded, the former the
first, and the latter the second, premium, of
$50 and $50 respectively, offered by Dr. Van
Zandt, at the st. Louis Fair, for the best oil
painting from nature, and the best piece of
sculpture, the competitors being under fiji.
teen years of age, and residents of the Mis-
.issippi Valley. The successful young gen.
temen have peculiar reason Of be proud Of
their success As the Awarding Cc:nrr;ttee
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20

twill be seen by reference to an adver-
tisement elsewhere, that the tariff Of toll at
the Farmers Mills, has been materially mod
fled
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20

HOUSE TO RENT.-The subscriber has
dwelling house to rent low. Enquire at this
office of j. W. NORRIS
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20

GoDEY for November is mile ahead of
all competition. Two magnificent steel
plates in it. To be appreciated, it must be
seen. Address l.. A. Cooley, Philadelphia.
So year single COPY.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20

We observe that the Messrs. Gossage are
finishing off their building on Front street,
he 'etofore used as Livery stable into stores.
Mr.. Streeter has removed to the Ottumwa
Houca
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20

The B. & NJ. r. Railroad are doing large
freight business, Judging by the number OF
teams employed in hauling goods into the in
terror for hundreds of miles.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20

A man named Wilson, dressed in suit Of
patent submarine armor, has walked across
the Schuylkill River, under water, at Phila-
delphia
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20

FRESH OYsTERs.-Soyer is serving up fresh
Oysters, at his Saloon opposite the Carroll
House. George has a way peculiarly his
own of getting up this dish, which will ensure
him a rum
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20

See notice of Eaton's Dancing Assemblies,
The first Of the course will take place at the
Court House, on Friday evening next.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20

A married lady in London county, Va, is
said to weigh five hundred and fifty-three
pounds. Her husband is great 'lady's
man
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20

If you want your watches repaired, take
them to Nunamakers.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20
OT'TUNIWA
vINEGAR! VINEGAR! vINEGAn!

II " ~ e'fFIFNFFEN ~ IS MISUNDERSTANDING ana
selling at wholesale and retail superior article
~ Vinegar, Front street, next door to the Carroll
House, 0tiumwa. saving of from ~ so to 81, rs a
barrel can be realized Burlington prices by pur-
chasing of me. Orders solicited from dealers.
July 2ist, Is59-n19y
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20

Jeremy Taylor says, if you are for pleas
ure, marry; if you prize rosy health, marry.
A good wife is Heavens last best gift to man
his angel Of mercy his gem of many vir-
tues his casket of jewels-her voice, his
sweetest music her smiles, his brightest
day-her kiss, the guardian of innocence
her arms, the pale of his safety, the balm of
his health, the balsam Of his life her indus
try, his surest wealth-her economy, his SAT-
est steward--her lips, his faithful counsellors
her bosom, the softest pillow of his cares
and her prayers, the ablest advocates of
Heavens blessings on his head.