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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-06-22
Uhitten's Golden Salve.

Is a step by way Oh progress in the healing Ar.
Ii Is adapted for Sores, Humors Wounds, and
every kind Of external infiama,ory difficulty, oil
what yer name or nature, on mai or beast Made
only by 9 F. WRITTEN, Low ell, Mass. 25 cents
per box The usual discount TO the trade. Sold
by druggists. " Anont thyself aud be healed"
The GOLDEN SALVE-A GREAT HEALING
REMEDY. 1t is with much pleasure We announce
the advent of this new article in our city, with
has met with such signal success in Lowell where
it is made, that the papers have teomed with
cases OF truly marvellous cures. They chronicle
one where the LIE OF a lady was recently saved
"a case of broken breast; another where the
life Of child was saved-a case of chatting; an
other OF lady whose face was much disfigured
by scro ulous humor, which was brought to a
healthy action IN few days also, another of an
old man, who had sore on his foot for twenty
years Cured in few weeks. Our will not be
slow in getting NJ its merits and will herald il
over the laud.--Bost0u Herald.
20 1000 ,GtNrs NANTENp--Io sell three
new and uneQunird nventions-wanted by every
ftI.ly NV agents have cleared over S25, 900
selling one of them Articles are light, cheap,
en-l to carry. and verY taking. several Diplo'
mas, Silver Medal from American Institute, "
Y. and patents have been granted me for them
One patent in England ami one in France. Put
in 1 stamps. and | viii send you, gratis. SO pages
particulars Of the best agency in the country
EPHRAM BROWN, Lowell, Mass.
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KNIGHT TEMPLARS,

Addre=s at 12 O'Clock NJ, after whic.. the
Fraternity. with Ladies, will repair to the table
After the Cloth Is removed, toast,s speeches. and
. general interchange Of good feeling among the
Graft vl be the order of the occasion.
Citizens generally, with Ladies', are invited to
be present during the public exercises, and at
the festive board.
Fare ore way on all the Railroad
Mddlehurv, Ju' e 10, 1859.
". p. RUssEL. !. NJ. SLADE
+. :. DANA, :. D. WARSER,
SIDNF MooDT, NAIHI. HARRIS
SAMUEL Brooks
Committee of Arrangement
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Special NOTICES.


CHARLES DANA, ESQ of New York, and lately
for several ycarsa resi- lent Of Honolulu, Sand
wich Islands, will deliver a lecture IN MD oP
THE TowN AND County HISTORIES, on the con-
diton Of Civilization and Christianity in these
lslande at the Lecture Room Of the Congrega-
tonal Church. Mddebury, on Wednesday
Evening Of next week, June 22d. The atten-
dance Of all interested Is Iequsted. Tickets IS
cents. For sale by A. II. Copeland, s. Parkcr
X. W. Adams, II. Moore.
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NATURE Il THE GREAT PHYSICIAN This
i now admitted by the medical profession.
rs a Fundamental principle Of healing ; fence.
1t Is wisely provided by the human economy
that whenever ANYTHING is wrong IN 'he physician
system tine natural forces Of the body are broughi
to bear to expel the disease, The urea, aim
therefore, is to strengthen the natural bower
This has been kept IN view by the skl!ful com
Founders Of DR.. J. Hostetter's Bitters, which Cd
crate 10 give fresh vitality to the organs of .he
of the body, The effect OF this medicine upon
the stomach, the liver and the kidneys are prompt
aud decisive. The patient who IA wise enough 10
butt druggng and try the Bitters soon feels as if
he had taken a new leese OF life, and as he con
tinues the use Of the article, he is overioyed to
find the streams OF health coursnR through his
frame. Let all from whose cheek the bloom hes
departed give Dr. j HoStotter's Celebrated Bit
rers q trial
sid by druggists and dealers generally ever
where,
See advertisement in another column
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Vermont Express.

Thu, horse is at home, Rough and Ready"
He was sired by Ola Black Hawk his dam BY
Morgan Tiger Color dark bay, age six years
weight 100 lbs. Terms $40 For further par
ticulars call and see him. ADRIAN FooT
Cornwall lime C. 1899
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The eally reports of the recent seve-
re frosts seem t. have been someW hut ex-
agerated.
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Black Lion and Blue Jacket,

VIII he kept at the stable Of the subscriber, :
miles west OF Mddlebury village, during the sea
son, the former at $40 end the latter a. s5, the
season. All persons wishing TO patron7e first
rate horses nj honest prices are requested to call
CHESTER PRATT
Bridport, May 10, 1859 5tf
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20 AeESTs WASTED ~ THIS SrAIk TO can
yass with the GoLpkS SAIyK. Sells rapidly
Can make good pay. For terms &c send stamp.
G. P. WRITTEN, Lowell, Mass.
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M(t0olebutp 8tgisttr.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1859,

Addison County Republican Nom
nations.
For Senator's,
SAM'L P. NASH, Of New Haven.
ALONZO G. ALLEN, Of Granville.
For Assistant Judges
HARRISON U SMITH, of Monkton,
SAMUEL L. COOK, Of Weybridge.
For Probate Judge Nee Haren District
HARVEY MUNSILL, OF Bristol.
For Probate judy addison District.
JACOB w C0NRoE, Middiebury.
For High Sheriff,
GAlUS A. COLLAMEk, Of Bristol.
For States Attorney,
W. +. BASC0M, of Middlebury.
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Oeo. Adams, Sectretary.
go. The following Resolutions were
unanimously adopted at a recent meeting
of Washington Engine Co. No. l, of our
village. 1t affords us much pleasure to be
made the medium of communicating The
same to our community.
ReSOioed, That we hereby tender our
thanks to the President and Directors of
the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Com.
pany for the gift this day presented us by
&. G. Tilden, their Agent, of ten dollars.
ReSOlced, That we ARE ever ready to
labor as Firemen, by night or by day in
the noble work fpreserving the property
of our fellow citizens from fire, and we
assure the Fire Insurance Company that
no effort shall be spared on our part to
render ourselves worthy their confidence,
and the confidence of the community whose
servants we are.
Resotced, That copy of the above
resolutions be forwarded to the President
Of the Vt. Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
j. FL. SIMMONS, President.
J. NJ. Slade, Secty.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-09-08
National Fair at Chicago.

As all the world and his wife expect to &c
to the great Fair in Chicago this Fall, and
intend to do up large share of trading while
there we wish to call their attention to the
great Clothing establishment of Tappen
No.102 Randolph Street in that City. To Wis
it Chicago at any time without going tc
Tappen's argues one of two things eithe,
that one needs no Clothes, or that he is moi
properly posted as to the best place to buy
them.
The immense variety of staples and quail
ties of goods kept at this house, and the al
most infinite range of prices together with
the fact that Tappen keeps none but the
very best of every grade of goods, renders II
the place to get just what one wants. Be.
sides Tappen does business entirely for
Cash, and marks on each article the loacest
selling price, from which there is no deviation
under any circumstances. We advise on,
readers to cut this out and preserve it so as
not to forget the Number, and to call there
when they 60 to Chicago. They will find
the best assortment of the best goods, at the
lowest prices at which they can be sold, and
that every part of Tappen's business is done
on the square.
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BANKING HoUsE.-We are very happy te
introduce Messrs. Temple & Brother, late Of
Charlton, who have established themselves
in the Banking, Exchange and Collection
bus ness in this city, and will be prepared
in few days to transact business. We have
known these gentlemen many years, and re.
commend them to those who are not person.
ally acquainted with Them as business mer
oflarge experience, strict integrity, and gen
tlemen in every sense of the word. We need
a banking house, and the Messrs. 7. are just
in time
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-09-08

uDUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given, that the under
u signed, Trustee In certain Deed Of Trust
cuted to Donahoo McCosh, the Soth day OF Janu-
airy, 1859, by Asa w. King, and Rhoda j. King win,
by reason Of default In the payment ola certain prom
isory note, mentioned in and secured by said Deed
Of Trust according to the tenor and effect thereof
application Of the legal holder CT said note and In
pursuance OF the power in said Deed OF Trust con-
tained and for the purpose therein expressed sell
public auction to the highest bidder for cash. Mon
day the Twelfth day of September A. D. 1882 between
the hours of and O'Clock p. NJ, at the premises
the following described real estate, situated In the
county Of Wapeo, and State of Iowa, to-wt: Begin
ming at the southwest corner Of the northwest quar-
ter Of section No seven In township No. seventy
one north Of range No. fifteen l5) west and run
ming north two chains and y links thence east sew
entyfo (14) links, th nee south two chains and fty
links thence west to place Of beginning, and viii make
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-09-08
OTTUMWA SEMINARY.

rlNHE sixth term will commence, Monday, Sept 12ti
u 1872 The instruction win be systematic and
thorough, and every reasonable effort will be made
to render the institution permanent and worthy OF
patronage. Students will be prepared for College,
Professions, Business, or Teaching Tuition will be,
per term Of ten weeks, Primary Glass, a. Junior
Glass 90 Senior Glass SIS; Latin, Greek, French,
Drawing, Painting WaterColors, Wax-Fruit, and
Zephyr Work. each, IS Oil Painting, IS
Board can be had for about ~ per week.
Students will be received at any time, and charged
from the date of entrance.
7. y. WOODWARD A. B. Observation-Disclosures and
Natural Sciences.
MRS LIZZIE d. Notwithstanding and French
Miss. X. II. WOODWARD. Composite On and Elocution
MISS T. NJ. VERSoN.-English Literature
REv. J. NJ. MoELRoY, A. M.-Latin and Greek.
REV. s. H. WoRcRsTER.-0il Painting.
Ottumwa, Aug Is, '59-2ltf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Opinions of Great Men.

It's the opinion of all physicians, chemists ant
scientific persons who have thoroughly examined ant
tested Curtis COMPOUND SYRUP OF SAssAFRAs, thai
there Is no compound now In use that will give sc
much relief as this in the following diseases Group
hives, colds consumption bronchitis coughs, hoarse
ness asthma, difficulty in breathing, splitting Of blood
whooping cough and measles As soon as 1t has beef
oration and drives the disease from the SYSTEM eav
ing IL in healthy state This syrup Is mild and pleas
ant to take, purifying at the same time. Read th.
certifcate-one in a thousand:
Mr.. J. L. Curtis-I have been sorely afflicted fol-
several years with cough, which had become
settled on my lungs, and was fast approaching con
sumption my friends all told me could not long en-
dure IL. had tried medicine and many physicians
and almost driven to despair, when concluded
to make great effort with your Syrup Of Sassafras.
accordingly procured six bottles, and In less thar
three months by continuing to IL, was perfectly
cured. have known 1t used with the same success.
In many cases. Yours Truly,
July 81, '59-3m. @. HARTMAN.
For sale In every neighborhood
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-09-08

The ROPE WALKING MANIA-ACcIpENTs
All the clothes-lines, two-lines, and other
lines in town have failed to supply the de-
mand of Young America" in their efforts
to become De Laves and Blondins. On
iron fences, the outer ratings of canal bridges
and other elevations of similar nature are
daily ODE seen boys, AMI sometimes girls
engaged in rope walking. The lads have
not been slow in discovering the virtues ola
balancing weight In these undertakings, and
yesterday we saw boy walking an iron
fence with boat pole which had doubtless
been acquired by "thc right of discovery on
the deserted deck of some canal craft.
AS consequence of these exploits VIC
shall doubtless be called upon to chronicle
from day to day bountiful harvest for the
surgeons There were only two arms bro
ken yesterday. A son of Hubbard w,
Jones, while walking rope some four feet
from the ground, lost his balance, and in
falling his arm struck the rope, and 10y reas.
on of the weight Of his body it was broken a
little above Tire wrist.
A son Of James Wagstaff, New Main
street, aged about eight years, while walk
ing the fence Of his fathers yard fell off and
broke one of has arms in the operation
Rochester Union.
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Remember to Use Curtis, Manual u X,
Eminent.

Take no othe, for Burns, Cramps, Sore Trodf,
Pains in the Joints, RheumdtisD,, Erysspeids,
Spinal Complaints, old Sores, Cuts, Bruises,
Seedlings, Headache, Mango, Salt. Rheum, Dys-
entesy, Didrrh8d.
Look out for counterfets, the country 10 full of the
worst kind. You may know the genuine by each
wrapper round the bottle headed, some with plain
horse others with rider, all of which are signed j. L.
Curtis. Procure this article, and you have Liniment
on which you can depend, and from the use Of which
you most sanguine expectations may be realized
You cannot enquire of single Of the merits Ct
Curtis Original Mamaluke Liniment, but what they
will tell you Of great good 1t has done them or
their neghbors There is no other Lnment that will
perform many cures this. Ask for ]. L. Curtis
Original Mamaluke Liniment. Some persons " iii
offer you worthless article, telling you it Is just as
good; but do not be deceived, take no other. Read
the certificate:
Mr. J. L. Curtis II have been afflicted for the last
three years with two running on my legs, orig
mating from poison that occurred short time before
they made their appearance Being persuaded by a
friend, who knew the great benefit to be derived from
your Mamaluke LiniElent, gave it trial, and COM
menced using 1t, which did week, before deriving
any particular benefit. Twas entirely cured.
July 81, 59-3m. G. TAYLOR.
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Halls Lung Balsam.

Halls Lung Balsam.
HALLS LUNG BALsAM, in all cases, gives the
best satisfaction.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM has wrought more cures
since its Introduction than any other cough medicine.
HALLS COUGH BALsAM is endorsed by our lead.
ing physicians the safest and best remedy be.
fore the public.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM Is safe to use among chill
dren and yet powerful in of chronic pulmonary
disease.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM brings in certificates al
most daily It's wonderful In all parts of the
country.
HALLS BALSAM for the LUNGS Is sold by j. L.
TAYLOR, Ottumwa Iowa, and by agents in every
town in the country.
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NOTICE.


To A. W. CASTOR, Administrator of the Estate OF Jesse
II. Nudge, deceased, Emma ID. Nudge, widow, Ru-
fus Whitcomb, Bethana Whitcomb, Elisha Whitcomb
Rebecca Whitcomb, Lucius Bond, Emma d. Bond
Michael Nudge, Jesse j. Nudge, Emeline Nudge and
Jesse W. Winsor. 4gA -
VOU and each of you are hereby notified that there
~ Is now on file in the Office OF the Clerk OF the
Wapelio District Court, Iowa, the petition Of James
awley claiming judgement against the said Estate Of
Jesse H. Nudge deceased, for $780, and the forecos.
ure ofa mortgage executed by deceased on the NEk
Of the Of section 81, T. n, N. Range IS w. and
that The equity Of redemption be forever barred and
foreclosed as against each and air OF you.
Now unless You appear and answer to said petition,
on or before the morning of September the GOTH 1852
judgement win be rendered against you said peti.
ton. HESDEnSif0TP BURTON
Auys for PIE
The original notice in the above case having been
returned "not found, to some Of the above named
defendants, the Court Mt the Marc Term directed
that publication Of the tendency of said suit be made
in the Weekly 0ttumwa Courier, for four weeks
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk d. G.
Aug. LIST, lS59-2l-4v
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GEN. Baker, alias Bug Eye, explanifed
Democracy at the Court House, one day
last week. We hadn't the pleasure of hear,
ing Jim. We are told that he was good
deal bothered about the Geology of Iowa
A little knowledge is dangerous thing, &c
The GEN. took us, decidedly so!
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The Statesman says the COURIER is IRE.
spectacle sized sheet" 1t always has been
respectable Sheet" and is now the LARG-
EST paper published in the interior. We
know you are envious, but we've " got you
where the wool's short"
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DIR. H. B. Sisson, Dental Surgeon, we
learn, will positively be here the first week
in every month, as announced in his card
elsewhere. Room at Drs. Wiliamson's
Thralrs dice. DR.. s. has no superior in
the profession.
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BUILDING.-J. w. Dixon has commenced
two story building on second near Court,
and Thomas Devin has broken ground for a
brick two story building 10 60 on Front
ST., near Court.
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ESsr.lv Notice.

TuNakcn up, by John g. Bacus, of Pleasant township
wapollo County, Iowa, on the I7Ns day 81 Nav
1879; yoke Of Work Cattle, four and Ave old
The five year old is marked with crop on fhe .tvht
ear and an underbit in the left color yellow and
white; pidedpoint Of right horn of. n" marks or
brands on the other color red and white
point OF len horn on Roth appraised at thirty fv
fore Robert ID. McClain, Justice OF the Peace
JOSEPH HAYNE, Co. Clerk. =
0ttumwa, June 7th, 1859 --nIs-3m !
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CHARLES c. CLOUTMAN,
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HATS, GAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,

Store fofnerty occupied by Charles laurence,
Front Street, 0ttumwa Iowa.
The undersigned has on hand. and will be constant
BY receiving, everything i'm the above Ine which he
offers AZ the lowest market price,
Having adopted the Cash system which he will
strictly adhere towthout respect Of persons he will
be able TO sell as low lower than any other house
IN the CITY. For proof call and see.
Rejecting entirely the system Of "fash" advertise
ments believing that In majority of instances they
only cover flash goods and 'sfash" practices, ne
contents himself with the above simple
ofh place and kind Of business trusting that the In
sessss efbuyen viii decide where d the best place 70
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We think the editor of the 8x1O thing"
over the way, will need those "melons" he
SO generously proffered our readers, to assist
him in swallowing the falsehood contained
in the same paragraph.
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Notice Of Incorporation.

Notice Of incarceration.
Of the Farmers and Merchants Bank of ashland,
State OF I0ard.
SAMUEL %'N w. NEVILLE, Jas T %a1
HAVING associated themselves, and such persons
as may become subscribers to the capital stock
following notice ofthe organization of said ncorpora-
ton Is made in pursuance of Section 6S in Chapter
A. of the code of Iowa.
ist-The name OF this incorporation is the "Far-
Daers and Merchants Bank Of ashland" The prin-
cpa place of transacting the business of said incor
poration, will be the town of Ashland Wapello coun
ty, State of Iowa.
2d.-The general nature of the business to he trans
acted by the Incorporation is general Banking, Col
ordinary business Of Bank, and receive deposits Of
money and investing the same by loans real estate
notes and real estate.
3d.-The amount Of capital stock authorized is
Of the amount susscrb ed previous to the e5h day of
May, 1852 shall be paid In by before the said 2h
day of Nay 1852 and ten per cent? or ten dollars per
share every ninety days thereafter until the stock SUBJ
scribed for shall be paid In and the remaining stock
may be subscribed for at time after the said 25th
lars per share at the time Of subscribing and ten per
cent or ten dollars share every ninety days there
after until the same is paid in; and upon default Of
any stakeholder TO make payment as specified, then
the stock such instament or instaments may be
due and unpaid together with all paid up instaIlments
thereon, shall be forfeited TO the company, and the
stock forfeited may be subscribed for in such
ner as the company or directors may prescribe.
4th.-Ths articles of Incorporation were approved
and adopted by the corporation the 25th day Of
May, 1882 and said Incorporation Is to continue until
the 95th day of May, 1860, and may be renewed.
5th.-The officers Of said corporation a Board
of Directors, consisting of three ( stockholders, and
may be increased TO five t5. Said board may elect
one ~ from their number President, and may appoint
such further officers assistants from their number
or otherwise may be found necessary expedient
in carrying on the business Of said company:
6th-The time of holding eectioRs hereafter, is the
first Monday in April, annually.
7th.-The highest amount of Indebtedness or liabi-
ty to which the company corporation shall have
power to subject itself, shall not exceed the Of
S65, 900.
be exempt from the debts liabilities of the said
company corporation.
9th.-The stockholders may vote either by ballot
proxies.
JAS. TORRANCE,
ID. DAVIS, ) Directors.
J.E WILKINSON
J. E. WILKINSON, President
Auy II 1SSp-no 4v
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Estray Notice.

gNNaKEN up bywillism Cooper at his plantation, In
n Washington Township Wapello county, Iowa
the 18th day ofJuy 1889 one Black Horse, suppos'
ed to he seven old last Spring; right hind foot
white; snip the nose; saddle on right sid Of
back; about l5S hands high PAGES and trots shod all
round shcn taken up and valued at sixty dollars,
by Spencer Wiley and Abraham Myers before Thomas
Deford, a Justice Of the Peace Of said county.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Co. Clk.
ottamwa, Aug. I'd, s9el-iI3m 80
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We call attention to the advertisement of
X. L. Bower, Keokuk, wholesale Grocer,
Commission Merchant and dealer in Powder.
This house enjoys high reputation.
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MARKETS-
CouRrEa OFFICE, Sc pit. 9, 1s9.

CouRrrR OFFICE, Sept. 9, 1s9.
WHEAT, 50075c
RYE, Coo, not much offered.
OATS, Is c.
EGGS 10.
BUTTER 12K
POTATOES 40 cts, and falling.
ONIONS 80
CORN MEAL 81 90.
FLOUR, 1926 a $50
VINEGAR $500 Dbl IS cts. GAL
SUGAR 10112
MOLAsSEs 60@sO
COFFEE 16
TALLOW 10
HONEY 10
LARD 12L Scarce
BEEF eos Gross 2@2N
CHICKENS 1,2O dos.
WOOL 20036
HIDES dry 12h Green ~
SALT $50 Bbl.
HAY Prairie 81, Timothy IS
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS!
THE WESTERN STAGE COMpAN,

a RE now running a Daily Four Hors G Line Of Fos
N Coaches, from Ottumwa to Bentonsport passin
through Drakesville, Bloomfield. Troy Stringtown
Cars for Keokuk.
Also daily line Of Hacks from Ottumwa TO Centre.
vile, connecting with triweekly line from there 10
Corydon, Leon, Decatur City, Mt. Ayr, Plattsvilie
Clarnda, and through to Nebraska City, making quick
time and sure connections at all points along said
lines.
sSy"Passengers for Western Iowa, and Northern
Missouri will fndit TO their interest take this route
Stage Office at the Ottumwa House.
Ottumwa, July 9TH 1850. A. q. PARKS, Ag't.
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Go to Boulton's City Bakery, for every
thing in the Bakery and Confectionery line.
Candies at wholesale, of his own manufacture