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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANDATORY,
y 499 7TH SrRKHF,
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

hAILY LINZ OF NEW FOUR-HORSE
IL COACHES TO UPPER MARLBORO,
Carrying the U. s. Mail
The undersigned are now running Daily, Except
Sunday Four horse Coaches be- <CEMT
tween w as hington and Upper Mari
boro', as follows: --'-.. >AS69
Leave the Steamboat Hotel, corner Of Seventh
street and "a at O'Clock a. IN. Returning leave
Upper Marlboro at IL O'Clock q. m, and arrive in
Washington at O'Clock, in time to connect with
the $40 p. m. tain for Baltimore.
The Coaches are new and commOdlous, the teams
first. ass In the hands of careful and accommodate
ing drivers.
Fare to Upper Marlboro. 50 cents,
TO Long Old Fields. ....-....~...25
IOGeHteIvlle :.-.....-...-.. .B
Freight and packages in proportion.
au l5-r OSBORN & CO, Projectors.
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nR. J. BOVEE DOD'S
" IMPERIAL WINE BIrrERs.

Dr. J. BovEE PODS
~ IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS
Are now being used from Msine to the rent Salt
Lake, AMI the universal verdict of all who use
taem either as Ded,ciss or q bereTdse, Is that
they are unsurpassed in the world. DIR. Dods used
them successfully In his practice for Is years before
We purohesed OF him the solo right to manufacture
and present them for Gale to the public For the
cure OF inoipient Consumption, lndig Dys-
pepsla, Piles, Nervous Diseases, Female Com
plants, and all cases requiring tonic they are be-
yond doubt most Invaluable remedy. Aside from
their medicinal properties they are pure, whole
some and delightful Beverage, producing al the
pleasant exhllerating effects of Brandy or Wine
without their injurious results. Let all friends of
humanity and all advocates of temperance assist
US In substituting those valuase Vegetable Bittsrs
LOT the mineral potsons and ad,1ferated Liqror,
with which the country is flooded, and thereby Of
ieotua;ly AID in ban.shing Disease and Drunke1ess
from the land
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD CO.,
Proprletors, IS William street, New York.
J. SCHWARTZ. Agent,
Washington, d. G.
DR.. ]. BOVEE DODs,
IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
For Diseases of the Kidney ., Bladder and Urlnary
Organs. and especially for Female ObstruotiOus
never fail to cure. and are Narrated to give salts
faction, ~
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & CO.,
Proprletors, IS William ST., New York.
J. SCHWARTZ,
JeIIyf Agent, Washington. ID. Q.
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N mo 666
l NOTICE QF THE REM,iyAL OF THE

LAND oEFicE FROM SUPERiuR rs
BAYFIELD,, in THE STATE OF WISDOM
, In accordance with the provisions of the act of
GonsTess, entitled IAN set authorizing changes in
1858, IT is hereby declared and made known that the
Once Tor the sale OF public lands at Superior In the
state OF Wisconsin, will be removed to Bsy6eld
In SAID State, at as early day a practicable
Further NOTICE as to the precise time of closing
sne omoe AZ superior, preparatory To removal. and
OF Its opening for business at bayfield,. will be
given by the register and receiver for the land dis
trlot. ~ ~
Given under my hand at the city of Washington.
this oath day of August, A. ID. 1850,
BY order of tho President:
JOS. 8. WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
au 25 w6w
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS.

tn COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS.
nave just been p9bshed, 70 which the attention Of
.sfsd ne Ss's s +. IT, Ss
Tyler ef.yss. Professor q srssf IN xmSsr.i col
T. n Gs,s: Of French s,...4 q sIrsas;e
System off; Ain.
BLANCHARD aH.nss ;, q ID M9 d
uOWE'sIMPROvEp w EIeHINs scALHs
most simple, durable, ana reaSe scales ever put u
lse Firstclsss premiums hsvs been svsJas1, ,nSa
Institute Fair, Pennsy wanna; New prk stass sslr;
Us; @ r:t
For "a at % Louisiana avenue, Depot OIL ei's's
S.is-I &c. PATrIsON. n ssnt
w 50. sts So $50 doo, NoTtA or Pc. AsA
Now 10 the time 10 at sPRIN6 and SUMNER
s s.I.s Z maze ss' II 4
aHi 81 !BSS6Ms. SoLfYRs. "A ~hiss
'4 y! 81 sfsa, 'tl''l'a. .oSs.
f E. X FForonAc wArEA
FITTING BUSINESS at my old stand IN Phlher,
monio Hall. The advantage Of having ylepefai
supply Of wster adlly observed a. the ire OF
yesterday. as ( am well satisfied shou Id have been
burned out bat for the bountitul supply upon my
premises and that of my nelg hbors.
Al orders for the introduction Of Water and Gas
will be promptly attended 10. Terms o. reasoua-
BILE Sc any plumber In tie sity.
jyS q. SNfDEk.
w GAS FIXTUREe.
w E Have in store, and are dai , recerv,ng, Gas
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Dssis ne
and Finish superior style to anything heretdfvre
offered in this market. We invite citizens general
ly to call and examine stock Of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that We have the best
selected stock in Washington.
All Work in the above line Entrusted 20 our care
MYERS & McGHAN.
mar s-t 376 ID street.
I'D AOO GALLONS CHAMPAGNE AND
Z,UUU CRAB APPLE CIDER~We Invite
the attention of the public to our large and well
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO NEW onLxAss.

THIS ROUTE Is ENTIRELY BY RAIL
700 MILES SHORTER, and "a HOURS LESS
IN TIME
than any other Liae-the Lynohbury Extension
being now completed, as also the Mississippi
Central, making it the
QUICK EST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE
FOR SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS!
IL is provided with First GLASS Sleeping Cars.
TIMEl Memphis-- do,
4ontkomery ------....s3 do.
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IL rates: Pianos for sale on the most ~ w
rsasonable terms. Great bargains in old
fisnos; eso, 10 Guitars, Violins, Mel
JOHN r. Ellis
an Is sole agent for Chickering q Sons5 81. ~.
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Msnssn efths Royal Cssgs sssrgssns Asedss gsa
from Of the sninsnt CslsCss the Gnsd ststs
snd the greater part Of whose life has been spsnt hs
Pnsis Of Lsndea, Paris Philadelphia and sssvbaxs
fsetsd Of ths astonishing that
knsws; InSny usabisd with ringing In the hsad and
when asssP great netvsssnsss beng alarmed al sudas
ssands bsshfslns with frequent bushinG dsd
Wit mind, enRsd
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CARRIAGES
Il HE Subscriber haVnr made sSditon. IA =,
II n. 1as District, Thsrs his fscllitss Tor
WAGONS Of ell Kinds cannot Be eprra,,e1 ~
rom hIs long experience in the bexinetS b 10.
70 give general satfsfAotiou. Nv ASF~
Al kinds Of Carriages ana hight Wagons ss,s o
Al REPAIhsrsst,y asas, Aai Ill sraas prs.,,<
ssesas- saa1 CsrTiag.. j1ksa IN ssshaa.s t.r ,sv
ANDREW ], JOfCY
.oo sS~aR ~ SstS and - =.
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THE UNIlN Will. STAND. NATTEI
- WHO'S pA EalnENFE - -

HH ONIXN MIL,t STAND. no NATTER
WHO'S PRESIDENT!
Ov1nseq aenuy shsii remain IN Washington And
S sns J, ana ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. Ga,
tas5 ~ e its bIanches. Old Glazing promptly a.
r. ~ the bs.t .tJls also, cell assentioo
All Of me aia 0i fo s9ii and Brick Walls.
saj H1ssei9te soict The patronage Of m, friend.
neF. 1"H0 In 'hs oest man
y PARKER'S Painting Esisblishsosnt at ~;
al "a, % Louisiana sv., north side, bstveea sIb
r. I. = = slsns put up free Of charge, - usual.
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NEW YORK AND HIN6TON
STEAMSHIP LINZ.
Ia: snd M W..Es1,, yER RI N win
I Yorl EVERY WLDNEsDAY,, at XIII
Passengers oan join the ship at Alexandra a, an,
nwe before the hour OF tho steamers departuSe.
GROSS the bar in oonsel of low water. an aooSs
E :, sb % IrSS%I to and from the steamer
For freight or Rs1S;Sss s sePI g
se8-s.M&Ttr Weatssn WILL
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0 Tho u. 8, MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Line.
Tickets can be obtained at ths South Western
Ofce, corner Of Sixth street and Pennsylyania ay-
enue, TO the following points:
L{nohburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Atlanta
mCassanooSs. Huntsvils, Grand Junction,
MACON, Naahvilet Dalton, Columbus,
Montgomery, ~, Mobile, Memphis, and
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TIE MANY THOUSANDS cared atthis insutulss vitAi
he last sSesnts years. and the important Burc
sal sPsrauens psrsrmsd BY Dr. Jshnssn, by q
rp.rt,n 81 hs PsF.n and many ehsr psrssus notices
winch navs appeared again and again bsers psss,
sides his standing gentleman sf character and rssysss
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TRUSTEES SALE.

~IHEREAS Jonathan Pound and Rhoda Pound
w his wife, the 18th day of November, A. D. 1859
by deed of trust conveyed to ne the following des.
crbed Real Estate lying and being In the county of
Wapello and State fIowa to wit: Lot (2) two in
block 3) thirteen; also, let's (5 five and (6) six in
block UOl ten, in Ramseys additions also, lot one Cd
in block six co. In Pounds addition to Agency
City, In the State and county aforesaid for the ur-
pose Of securing the payment OF certain promissory
note, for the SUM OF Four Hundred and Thirty
Dollars dated Burlington, Iowa, vember 17th 1852
months after date bearing interest at the rate
10 per cent per annum. Aud whereas the said deed
OF trust authorizes meifhe said note the interest
accrued thereon not paid when due-to sell sal
real estate or SO much thereof shall be necessary
to secure the payment OF said note with interest and
cost I, the highe:t bidder for cash. pubic auction
at the front door of the Court House In the town OF
Ottumwa, by publishing the notice OF the time and
place OF said sale at least twenty days in
paper OF general circulation In said county. And
whereas, the said note Is due, and there remains
the sum Of Thee Hundred and dollars with
the interest accrued thereon unpaid; nw therefore,
at the request Of the holders OF said note notice Is
hereby given, that unless the balance remaining due
upon said note 10 sooner paid, will on the 2S,h Of
December, A. ID. 1860, at the hour Of o'clock D. m.
Of said day, offer the above described real estate lin
such parcels as shall deem most advisable for the
Interests Of the partes for SALE the highest bidder
cash, at the front door Of the house. in the
town OF Ottumwa and will apply the proceeds Of such
sale, first in payment Of the costs Of this proceeding
second In payment Of the and int crest accrued
thereon, and will hold the balance III any subject to
the order OF the said grantors.
10 A. DAWSON, Trustee
65-l2-20 days per A. W. CASTOR, Atty.
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to Roraback's Compound Chemical Washing and
Toilet Soap is no humbug, but the BEST most easily
made, and the cheapest of any now in use. This
Soap though recently patented has already attained
unprecedented popularity. 1t is used as readily in
hard as soft water
See what your neighbors say Of it
OTrUMwA, Aug. 81, 1850.
G. Z. AsPrSwALL-Dedr Sir:
The family right to man.
ufacture Roraback's Compound Chemical washing
and Toilet Soap, which obtained from YOU regard
as invaluable Whatever other other patent inyen.
tons may be, this one Is no humbug The ingredients
OF which this soap Is compounded perfectly harm
less and so far from clothes being injured by its use
believe five dollars year will be saved in the usual
wear and tear which results the use of oer soap
The soap will eadiiy remove French polish Print
ers Ink, lead paint wheel grease, tar &C. from the
things which no other with which acquaint-
ed, will do
The Toilet Soap Is useful for shaving washing
hands and everything else for which toilet soap Is
used. tits cheap costing only four cents per hound
The Cheapness with which the Washing Scan Is
manufactured Is, with me, an important item. Fifty
pounds can be made at cost Of only 371 cents and
AS easily as you can make cup of coffee. The fact
too, that clothes can be easily washed and washed
Clean an hard sulphur trdter is of great consider.
alton to me. would not be without a family right
Tor four times its cost. w. W. JOHNSON.
Family Rights, formerly sold fer $40, each, but ow
s. or 90 for the washing SOAP 20 the toilet
an be had at the CorRIEB Office.
GEO. E. AsPINwALL.
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Lectures this Winter.

Why cannot we have course of Lectures
In Ottumwa this winter. We are well ad-
vised that it is only necc sary to move in the
matter. to secure the necessary CO operation
on the pat of the public. Who will move ?
There will be no dificulto, we are sure, in
securing Lecturers among our own citizens,
for full course. Let us have a meeting,
talk the matter over, and see what can be
done.
Since the above was in type, we have con-
suited with several friends Of the object, and
with their concurrence, suggest Saturday
next, on which to meet to make arrange
ments f,r course Of Domestic Lectures this
winter. Ali friendly to the object are r.
quested to attend.
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Construction of Ci,tcr,,s.

The manner of constructing cisterns for
rain water in Venice, was last week desert
bed by NJ. Grimand before the Academy
He recommends it strongly to the attention
Of those whom it may concern. There are
in Venice over 5000 cisterns, which supply
the city with good pure water. Their con-
struction may be briefly stated as follows
In the first place a hole is dug about ten
feet deep, (thc nature of the soil at Venice
prevents greater depth), and in the shape
of an inverted truncated pyramid. The
earth surrounding the sides is kept in its
place by a strong wooden frame, which COW
ers also the bottom of the cistern. Upon
this is applied layer Of fine, well compac-
ted clay, the thickness of which IS in proper
ton to the size of the cistcrn, but never
over foot. 1t is also considered very i'm
portant to have no cavities Whatever in thi s
layer.
On the middle part of the bottom is laid
a circular stone followed out in the center.
On this is erected a hollow cylinder, of the
diameter Of an ordinary well, built of dry
bricks well laid, those at the bottom be-
iEg pierced with conical holes. This cyln.
der comes little above tn Q level of the soil.
The space between the cylinder and the clay
walls of the pyramid is filled with well
washed sand up the level ofthe clay walls.
Before covering the whole with the pave
ment, there is laid at each angle sort Of
stone box, the cover ofwhich, also of stone,
is pierced with holes. These boxes, called
cassetoni, are joined with each other by a
small canal of dry bricks, resting in the
sand. When it rains, the water enters by
the cassetoni, penetates into the sand
through the jointures of the bricks of the
canals, andifinds its level in the interior Of
the cylindrical well, having passed through
the little holes ut the bottom. A cstern
SO constructed is said to give very pure
water, and to retain it perfectly to the last
drop.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-12-19
Ladies' Festival.

The Festival of the Ladies of the Ottumwa
Sewing Circle, comes off at the Court House
on Friday Of this week, and in reference to
it, we are requested to say, that the price
OF tickets will be 25cts., which will ent't.e
the holder to admittance and to the supper,
a substantial repast, consisting of turkey,
chickens, hot tea AMI coffee, &c., and not
including ice cream, oysters, and cake, which
latter articles will be furnished during the
evening to such a, wish them, at moderate
extra charge. There Will also be for s,le an
assortment of ornamental and useful arti lies,
to considerable extent the workmanship of
the ladies of the circle.
1t is not the design of the Ladies to sp,cu.
late out of the public, or extort form them on
this occasion. They simply wish to con
vert the materials given for tn, Festival into
cash, for benevolent object, and will be
satisfied, if they can dispose of them at their
real value, an l at the same time furnish an
opportunity to the citizens of Ottumwa and
vicinity, to enjoy an agreeable social reunion
The proceeds of the Festival will be applied
to repairing the Congregational House of
worship.
Doors open at clock, and supper short
ly thereafter.
We will simply add, that we have every
assurance that nothing practicable will be
left undone by the Ladies to render this one
of the most agreeable social meetings we have
ever had in Ottumwa, in view Of which fact
they will be gratified to havs citiz ems attend
SO far as may be convenient and agreeable
Tickets will be for sale in due time al the
usual places.
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Hear What Physicians Say,
RESPECTING
DIR. CHR ISTIE,S
AGUE RAJ SAM

Many high-minded physicians, who are above tn,
narrow prejudices which govern too many Of the pro
fesson, and are willing to acknowledge merit where
ever found, are using the Balsam in their privat,
practice with satisfaction to themselves and
ed benefit to their patients One physician writes ::
II with confidence recommend the Balsam as super
Tor to any other preparation"
Says another ~ have ed il with uniform succ ess
and can confidently commend IL for all those com
plants for which ii is offered as a remedy"
Once more "To my knowledge 1t has never disap
pointed the reasonable expectations Of those who
have used It"
Still another writes 81 have no hesitation in saw
ing that is s. FE, CONVENIENT and very effcaciou
medicine"
Doctors it (as sensible thing as they can do
FIN BUTLER, Morenci, Mich, writes "Your med
icine is doing wonders here. Even thu NJ D. IS buy Il
to take themselves when they are SICK
JOHN d. PARK,
Nov. S, 1S60-1m 1874 Lake-st CHICAGO III
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COMM ERCIAL. 81
CouRIEx OFFICE, Dee. Is.

By the B. & NJ r. Road from Wednesday
noon to Tuesday noon, last. g' b
Hogs-4l82 /; Cattle, 14S; Sheep, TO-
In pens 5000. ~ fn
No report from the Keokuk Road.
Hogs Packed by Geo. Giilaspy "a Co
Same period, about $500. 24OO in pens
Estimating the shipm ,nts by the Keokuk
road as equal to the B, rlington road, and the
receipts Of the week foot up about 10000
and tho Who'll, number shipped, packed, and
now in pens, is $4,000, and the cry is still
they come.
The market for hogs is yet quite depressed
Buyers Offer $500 gross, but holders arc un
willing to sell at that figure.
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When you want Boots, Shoes and Clothing, 70 I.
Temples, New Clothing Store.
CHRISTMAS Toys. Go to the Ladies FEES.
tival Friday night and get a supply.

DR.. Taylor continually keeps tie largest
and Fullest assortment Of Drugs in the into.
ror of Iowa. If you cannot get what you
want at his Store, you need not ty else
where, as he has Everything known to
DRUGGISTS ~ g Sal
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-12-19
ESTRAY NOTICE.

FUNAKEN up by James Anderson, at his residence
u In Columbia TOWNSHIP, wapello county, Iowa,
One Sorre Mare with white feet, small white strip In
the forehead, scar on the right thigh, harness
marks and marked by collar on the top Of neck,
about IA hands high, supposed to be from nine to
W. Boyd, Justice Of the peace the asth day OF
July, 1860. JOSEPH HAYNE,
Ottumwa, Aug 10, 80 -4W Hs Clerk
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Estray Notice.

vNAKEN UP by John NJ. Purder, at his residence In
Pleasant township, wapello county, Iowa, on the
18Th day Of august, 1862 two estrays Of the following
description, towit bay mare, supposed to be thr-
teen years old, cap OF right hip knocked down and
scar on same Also, abrown MY three years old last
spring both hind feet white to the pasture joint blaze
In the race and scar on the right shoulder The bay
mare appraised ut t35; brown Alley at x65. before
Joseph Myers, Esq, . Justice Of the Peace OF sal
county JOSEPH HAYNE
sept. "a, lS60,-29-l2 Bun County Clerk.
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AssIGNEE,S NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given, that Smith Nicely Of Eddy
Vile In the county Of wapelo State Of Iowa. have
signed TO me all there property, real and
the their debts and their creditors must PR
sent their claims, under oath affirmation. to me-
my office, In the city Of Eddyvilie, county OF wapelio
State Of Iowa. within three months from the date
Of Dated this 28d dav Of October, 1850.
No. 34-is-6w. X. W. BOYD, Assignee.
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MILLINERY, MILLlNERYY

MRS. PARCELL has just returned from the East
A with large and we'll selected stock Of Millinery
Goods; consisting Of Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers,
Head Dresses, and Velvet Ribbons; also Dark Straw
Bonnets In variety; silk and Velvet Bonnets, and .
variety Of other things too tedious mention for all
ofwhich she expectsto md demand. her selec.
ton was made In ree, ence to the increasing popuia.
tion and improvements In the taste Of the ladies OF
Ottumwa aud neighboring towns.
Having the latest styesfor dresses and cloaks Mrs
r. intends to suit all who may favor her With call
She intends keepipgon hand asupply Of Yurs and
Corsets, for ladies. -
Oct 1f--o1.le.fsNfa
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-12-19

Business houses are in ac.ive demand. in
TACT there are none unoccupied, while vacant
dwellings are only sought for-not found.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-12-19
EvERGREENs, sHRUBBERY Etc. Etc,
NEW LUMBER YARD.

"yE have located a branch OF our Burlington
w Yard at Ottumwa, where will be found at all
times full assortment of Lumber, Lath and Shingles
which will sell at the very low prices for CASH
Persons about buying ordering bills of Lumber,
would do well to call and see for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere. CAMPBELL MCCLURE,
Mar. is, lS6O-1 12-y
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-12-19

Twelve droves Of hogs, averaging some
600 each, were received in this city on Sun.
day last. They were from several of the
western counties.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-12-19

The Keokuk Road is fast being put in
good running order. The freight house is
ready for use, and the engine house is nearly
completed. Business in that part of our city
is rapidly on the increase.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-12-19

GAME.-Durng the past week our market
was well supplied with every variety of game
A load of dried Buffalo meat, from the plains,
found ready sale at SO per cwt.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-12-19

Holiday Presents-Mosts splendid
Gift Books and Annals, can be bought
cheap at Dr. Taylor's Book and Drug Store.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-12-19

An unprecedented amount of trads in ev-
cry department Of business, was transacted
here on Monday and Tuesday.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-12-19

Teams have been crossing the river at
this point, on ice, for several days past.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-12-19
NEW BOOT& SHOE STORE,
OPPOSITE CARRoLL HOUSE

OTTUMWA. {: !; ;: IOWA.
THE undersigned has just received and opened out
i General Assortment OF BOOTS 4 SHOES, which
be offers to the trading public 81 Heisg prices, Ut
Wholesale or Retail. @. ODELl..
October 10, '6e-f4Setf -
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OskaloOsa Nurseries.
ne ONE, A HALF MILE EAST OF TOWN;
2RY And the other

a33E ONE, HALF NILE EAST OF TOWN R1a
w And the other ~
--A.- ONE AND HALF MILES NORTH. 49,
The undersigned having purchased Sewers Nur.
series east Of town. and portion Of Zimm erman's
North Of this place, hold themselves iu readiness to
fill orders and supply the trade on liberal terms
We have some 60 varieties and at least IS 900 trees
suitable for transpantng the ensuing Fall All these
van ieties are hardy and of the fubearng kind suit
able to this climate. We win also keep on hands a
general supply of
EvERGREENS, SHRUBBERY Etc. Etc,
OF al kinds suited to this climate Trees from TIRES
TO FIVE YEARS OLD will be sold at FIFTEEN CENTS
each, and purchasers can have the privilege Of ma
king their selection. PYLE 4 DUGDALE
Oskaloosa, June 81, 1850 f2I5-y