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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-29
scientific American.
fHS BEST MECHANICAL PAPER IN Thu WORLD
EtGH ZENITH YEAR
VOLUME VIII,--NEW SERIES.


Anew volume Of this popular Journal commences
the first OF January. 1t is published Weekly, and
every number contains sixteen pages OF useful infor
nation, aud from five to ten original engravngs OF
new inventions and discoveries, al of which arere
pared expressly for its columns. H..
TO THE MECHANIC AND MANUFACTURER
No person ENGAGED In any of the mechanical or
manufacturing pursuits should think Of doing with
OUT the Scientific American. 1t costs but six cents
per week every number contains from six to ten
engravings Of new machines and inventions, which
can not be found In any ather publication
TO THE INVENTOR.
The Scientific American is indspe nsab to every
inventor, it not only contains lustI descrp
tons of nearly III the lest yentions rs they come
out, but each number contains an ofica dist OF the
Claims OF all the Patents issued from the United
States Potent Office during the week Previous; TINS
giving correct history of te progress inventions
In this country. We are also receiving, every week
the best scientific journals of Great Britain, France
and Germany; thus placing III our possession al that
10 transplrng In mechanical science and art id these
old countries. Wsshsil continue To transfer to our
columns copious extracts from these journals of what
ever We ingy deem Of interest to our readers.
A pamphlet ofinstsuItion rs to the best mode of
obtaining Letters Patient new Inventions is fur,
nished tree on application.
Messrs. Mum Z Co. have acted as Patent Solicitors
,Se os
done business.
models Of new Inventions and for advising inventors
~ 60 their patentshiity.
CHEMISTS. ARCHlTEcfs, .MiLLWRioHrs and
FARMERS. l
The Scientific Ameri can will be found most useful
Journal to them. Ai the new discoveries In the
science Of chemistry are given in its columns, an
the Interests oi the Erchites and carpenter are not
overlooked ali the new inventions an6 discoveries
rpertainng TO these pursuits being published from
week 70 week. Useful and practical information
spertainng to the intesefts Of millwrghts and mill
SwBsvs Win be topnd In the Scientific American
which iafeVIsatOR they can not possibly obtain from
any other source. Subjects In which the farmer is
tpta ted will sp1 m
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$50 to SIS per Week Profit can
be earned on them by amy
woman. s.-. a.s &c

MANUFACTURING
Stockings and Socks Qferery size and texture, IN
dershirts, Drd,oers, Comforts Table COre,s MI
tary Sashes Nubids Lnder-lSeeyes, Tsdies, Som
tags, Sho,ols, Rigotets Capes, Crardts. Head-
Dresses dc
They use any description of thread, Silk, Linen or
Cotton and Yarn of every kind, and of any sze from
10 to 80 guage coarse or ine, rough ooth hard
slack twisted, home spun or machine spun. They
Twist the Yarn from the breaches, as they Knit.
They make 5000 Stitches IA Minute.
The same stitch exactly as made by hand Any
one who can turn a crank can use them child can
operate them when the work Is commenced Six doz-
pairs of Stockings can be made day easily, and
with steady work this number can be greatly increas-
can At once work and understand them; they do not
get out of order and with good care they will last
fe-time.
The slightest reflection will show that Knitting
Machine, by its novelty, and the various to
which il can be applied is altogether better, as a
Profitable investments than Sewing Machine, for
the Knitting Machine is actual producer Of goods,
which very saleable, because every one wears
stockings, socks, &C., which can be made on the
chine, and sold at very liberal profit. From So to
So day profit can be made on em--those who Use
them attest 10 this fact The Farmer knit his
wool, and sell the goods m manufactured. In neigh.
borhood IA Machine will pay for itself easily in a
shorttime.
To introduce the Machine in the Northwest, we
propose to sell but Machine I'll first year in eaoh
township,-giving the purchaser chance to operate
the Machine without compositions as to MAX sc the
price of the Machine easily in knitting; and we win
give to suitable persons who purchase ofus, the
right to sell Machines in their townships, at good
profit, thus enabling them by two methods to easily
earn Ihe price of Machine PRIcE OF MACHINE,
complete, FORTY-FIyF DOLLARS.
Circular, which will send on application, viii
give further full particulars, cut of Machine &c.
With each Machine is sent complete Book Of In
struc.ion giving full directors how to the Ma
chime and to make and finish al the articles i knts
0fice-12o Lake Street, CHICAGO.
July 10, 1S62-l4 10y
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DOUBLE THREADED
Sc WING lNA CHIMES.
Sc WING M CHIMES,
They have the highest testimc mails and certificates
In their favor from families and the public press
They viii run backward or forward making smooth
and elastic stitch on all kinds fabric
$40 EACH.
They are so simple In their construction that a
child of twelve years work tn an with case. We
the though every third stitch be
cut They make stronger and handsomer seam than
can be made by hand, IN laIl 4ktGE
$50 EACH.
These machines are used throughout the country,
giving satisfaction to all who use them, and are,
doubtedy, the most economical best made and
choapestin use. They are fully warranted.
$50 EACH.
These machines with a FRTcrIoS WHEEL, doing
away with the stretching and annoyance OF belt or
bands desideratum which has long been sought for.
Our Machines have straight needle and 0 guard to
prevent breaking, thus requiring not more than
| needle In six months common use.
$50 EACH.
We furnish full and explicit directions for asing
them. Each machine, when sent out, Is in perfec t
running order. with sample Of sewing cloth in pro-
per position, so that person can commence working
$40 EACH. ..s.st 55e..
They will II EN-, Stitch, Fell, Tuck Gather, Embroid-
| er and make two different stitches the same ma
which render them the most desirable aud simplest
Family machine ever invented XII
IL ,,,..- $50 EACH. ''s ~
NOTICE We offer liberal discount to parties
se,o wishing agency right of sale OF
9'.D our Machines. With a small invest
AGENTS. ment Of capital profitable business
can be readily established All sales Agents. with
discount must be invariably for CASH, 1870.
N. B.-Our Machines all stand on q handsome tai lie
and are worked by treadle. Send for descriptive
circular. 4rsaa 44v
B-on receipt of $40 will send Machine bv re-
aurn Of express; or, II 20 ordered, will send
chine and the bill with IT, so that It need not be paid
for till received. Address AaTf q ZOO
GEO. T.. COLLINS A. GO.
Cmce-122 LAKE STREET, (up stsirs,) CHICAGO.
SEPT. -, '6i-yf <tfol -
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George W. and Rosins s. Robbins, aged wears also,
Oct 10TH Of diphera Rosins s. wife Of George w. Rob-
bins, aged 1, years aud 5 months . ..4
In Msrshned, sept. z6th Mr.. Horace Pike, aged IS
years
DIIp, at Montpelier, oci, - 1893, Matilda c. Hsrsn,
aged ~ years months and 10 days
In Greensboro, August lTtn ofy phoid ever Mr.. Hiram
Rice, AGED 20 years. He was member Of Co J. 18th
Died ia NoIetown Sept. l2th, 1863 VIM H. son Of Hi.
ram Hathaway aged eighteen years, two months, and
Died in NorthnsId, July 2stA, 1853, Sally Emerson,
wife OF Grace Emerson, aged 50 years.
lnUnderhi, Of Consumption, .',s. Mary W. Burdek.
wife Of A. T. Blu .diek, N. D., aged 80 years.
Dsd In Worcester, oct 9Th, Mrs, sochi. j. vii. Of Hon
Edwin Z. Watson, and daughter Of Seth and Anna John
son, OF nish, N. H., aged As years.
The subject OF this notice born in Cornish, New
Hampshire, where she spent her early life. She pro-
tessed faith in Christ while in her youth, and joined
the nationalist Church. January lst 1914, she
married Mt Watson and removed 10 Worcester Vermont
where she died. When the Methodist Church organ
ized few years since worcester she transferred her
relation from the Congregational Church at Cornish
the Methodist .hurch the place of her residence.
She the mother Of eight children, and has left to
the of her bereft companion, five Three have died
one of whom lovely, pcu' daughter who went in the
tumphs of faith to the better .ni onlya few months
before her mother They nos -est together in Christ
Sister Watson was devoted, faithful vii. an mother
She loved family, aud devoted her life to her
fort, while that life lasted. t.tr rA u|rw
Shell in the hearts other friend and
as excellent woman, kind neighbor, and fai thfu
friend. None knew her, but to respect and love her.
Sister Watson sChristian - living, earnest every
day Christian. She Christi IN ia her ia ny and
sought to bring ur her children in the way If life and
peace.
She loved the Church and the OF grace and was
absent from her place anon tht people of d eK
cept for good The class meeting means Of
grace Of special interest her She loved Chris Eel
towship aud the deep 'hngs of Christian experience
She died she lived, 10 good hope of everlasting life
My the dear friends she has left behind BE- partakerso
hat blessed hope, and Infinitely share With her the
rest q the Saints In ligh.
A. l.. COOPER.
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BY TELEGRAPH
4 O'CLOCK. p M.
TO THE FREEMAN.

NEw YoRK, Oct 80. The Worlds Wash
ington dispatch says everything has been quiet
on the front to-day, though this evening the Re
publican announces that Gen. Meade is feeling
the enemy, and will soon make 40 important
movement.
A refugee has come within our lines, and re-
ports that Hoods division, of Longstreet's corps
has returned from Brsgg's army.
The railroad TO the RappahanDock will be
completed in about four days.
Yesterdays Richmond papers aye received,
but contain nothing new.
Rumors telegraphed here from the north, Of
the riot in Richmond are contrdlicted by pas
sengers by the flag of truce boat.
The Heralds headquarters army of the Po-
tomac despatch says Lees headquarters are sup.
posed to be in the vicinity OF Brandy station,
on the south side of the Rappshannock, and
bis army, including Stuart's cavalry, are near
there
The Richmond Examiner Of the 9th says
the seizure of the rams, said to be in the course
OF construction for the Confederate Government
was so clearly foreshadowed in the recent speech
OF Earl Russell, that it excites no surprise. II
will be bitter disappointment to the igt
hopes that had been formed of their efficiency
and influence upon the state of the war by the
sanguine minds of our people.
Six boxes containing torpedoes and field glass
es, and some contraband letters were foupd with
the parties who were arrested here yesterday
and sent 10 tort Lafayette.
The steamer Eagle, from Havana the oath
has arrived
The HeraId's Havana letter says the insur
rection in San Domingo is spreading. The in
scrgents had burned the town Of Puerto Platti
and gained great advantage at Aqua. Thu
new Spanish General bad declared the Who'll
coast blockadet.
Venzuea dates state that Gen. Falcon hat
captured Porto Cabelo. The Spanish account
say they have gained victory over tAe rebels
capturing 500 prisoners and two pieces of can
non.
The Diario says Puerto Plata is no more
The rebels attack d and burned it.
Nothing else new.
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Smith g. STANDIsH's MEAT MARkRT-. We
have before spoken .avorably of this reliable
base of supplies for our citizens, and furth er
Ieconnoissances fully confirm our first opinion OF
its strategic importance as a medium for feeding
the million. Laugh and grow fat" is as true
now as of old and we motto ethat Messrs Smith
= Standishs customers invariably 60 about With
smiling countensnces, caused not alone by the
excellent meats they get but also by the good
bargains and gentlemAnly attention they are
sure TO receive, whenever they visit the market
under Reeds New Block
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marrle0.

In Rochester Oct 10th, by Rev. James s. spinney, sr
Gilman Morse and Miss Hattie A. Alexander, both Of
Rochester.
Also by the same, Oct 14h, Mr. AlonEo Worcester and
Miss Mary Root, 9Th Of Rochester
Pascbai W Currer and ss Sarah Po r both Ok Berlin
In Weston, June 4th, by Rev Moses Adams, Mr. Albert
L hates and Miss Ma lcy Jane Meade Also Sep 18th,
by the same Mr.. CorteE l.. Farnham o. Londonderry,
and Mas Achsah D Dunckee of hester, -
In Warren. Oct u b. by George + Nens1 Mr.: Elijah
W. Bird OF New Haven, and Miss Addte b. Bingham OF
Wa Also by the the Methodist Parsonage
in Warren Oct 25th, Mr.. Daniel Nichols and Miss
Amelia L. xngsbury, boh OF Warren.
IAt the brides fathers in Middlesex Oct 20th by Rev.
+. AcAllseI, Mr.. ucus NJ Jenny of Roxbury ard Mis.
Anna NJ. Sti es OF ddlesex.
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Testimonials to the Value Of
Laughing Gas.

MONTPELIER, Oct II. 1858.
Having witnessed the effects of the Of Nitrous Oxyd
Gas the extracting OF teeth by Dr. NJ Comegys take
pleasure in stating that think it of the greatest i'm
9th in the application OF science for the
relief Of pain Its regard far preferable to that Of
Ether or Choroiom while the elief from pain is just as
entire as that Ether Choroform, it is free from hos
depressing inhuer often follow their use. COM
nd It's safe entire relief from pain to those
who wish have teeth extracted and retain pleasing
associations connected with the operation.
W. H. H. RICHARDSON, III. d.
Dr. JONI N. COEEGrs.
Dea, Sir Having Witnessed the effect Of the
Nitrous Oxyd Gas administered by you for the relief Of
pain in the extraction Of teeth, fully concur in the
state me mt above made by DR.. Richardson.
further state that this Gas has long been known to
scientific men, and has oen been administered by Pro-
fessors ard Lecures in all Colleges as pleasant
and amusing experiment More recently, has been ex-
tensvey used by Dentists in vsous part OF the Coun-
try fohe relief OF pain in the extraction Of teeth no in-
jury from having been reported. have no
hestancy saying that believe II TO be the safest and
best agent at the Profession for render
Ing the system insensbe pain under dental or surs
cal operations. - =,
Barton, Vt, Oct. Al, 1855.
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~ Members Of the Legislature, and others in want OF
nice OVAL FsANEs fer Photographs reasonable price,
requested to call at xcDonalds Picture frame Rooms
Head Of State Street. j. c. Fmerys Furniture Store,
whsrsthey cannot help finding frames to suit Also a
good supply Of the Union card frames for card Photo
Rrxnhs.
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The 9TH REGMENT.-A letter IRON our cor
respondent dated Yorktown, Va, Oct. %,
says =" The 9th is packing up. and the boat
is in the river. We are off this time, without
any doubt.
Three deserters of company B, have been SEN
fenced as follows Borden and Frisbee, to hard
labor, and loss of pay each one year. Wood
the same for the remainder of his term Of ser
vice -Ratland Herald.
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Gbr pailp Fireman.
MONTPELIER, OCT 80, 1868.

SoLDIER's VorIsG.-The report of the Gem
mittee on Elections, in respect to the c'nsttr-
tonali.y of the bill allowing soldiers to vote,
and which our readers have seems an able
document, End, we regret to say, ID doubtless
decisive of the question. We cannot see how the
constitu ional difficulties which are set forth
can be overcome.
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SINGING ScHooL.-Mr. james Whitney has
made arrangements to open a class in vocal
music in this village, about the middle of No
vember. Terms and oil other particulars will
De given in few days.
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Willard Ferguson of johnson, while going
from johnson to Waterville was so severely in
jured recently by being thrown from his meat
cart, that the .Ne,OsdeaIer says it is feared be
will not survive.
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PRRsoNAL.-Capt. G. B. Dtmln, 10Th Vt
Vols, has been made Aid-ie-Camp to Gen. Carr,
commanding 81 Division, Sd Army Corps, of
the Army OF the Potomac.
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Walton's Journal says, and it is undoubtedly
correct in the statement, that Mr. Howes, form
erly Vice-Counsul at Montreal, was not removed
but resigned.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-30

FiRE IN CAxBRlDGE.-H. D; Saford's grist
mill, with all its contents was burned the morn
ing of the 22d inst The loss is estimated at
$4,000. Insured for $4,000
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The Concord Democrat says it is understood
that Ex-President Pierce has raised several
thousand dollars in New Hampshire to keep the
Boston Courier alive.
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A Mrs. Dickinson OF Vernon, aboutsixcy years
of age, was run over by the cars at South YER
non, the 22d inst, and injured SO severely that
she died in a short time.
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" AT TO ~ A L LOA ~.
TIT IS
u. s. Six per cent. 900 Bonds.

THESE Bonds are payable In twenty years. but may
| be redeemed In Ave years, at he option OF Govern
ment but Congress has provided tina the Bonds shall be
PAID IN GOLD
Tn Bonds ply Six per cent interest," 10 May and No
yenber IN COLD, and are ssusd In sums of - W
$50, 800, $500, $1,000.
The supre.n Court has decided thai Government
Stocks are exempt iron State City or county taxes.
IS the Prnc pal and InerestV these bonds payable
in Cod they the N ,apest Government Security In
the market, and pay The largest interest me cost
Suscfpt ols ecsiyed for any portions OF this popu
lar losn at the vERMo VT BANK, and the Bonds pro-
cured subscribers. s.sf !q lB tta1tt.e r.et,sha
90 Psym mt can be made In any current FUNDS.
Aug. 2B, 1868, J. A. PAGE, Cashier,
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a kIlLLLki-2D USlftD STATES (REG-
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AN UsEM ENTa.

A NNUAL PICNIC OF THE CONORETA.
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lev TIE . SeSnsn f,y sos the oo on til,
RAkNUMS AMERICAN MI scum.
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SPLENDID PERI oRMANEEs.
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ever known at the Museum, and .ncs, 10 addition
hAGEIfIcENr DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
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HIS BEAUTIFUL LITTLE WIFE
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me shsee mo.' -onderful human bcnx, evsr tno,n
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mstnrt, 20 su'.n eyes, Who though arrived q full
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They YIN b. on exhibition Morning.. Afternoon and
Tie GRAND AQuARrA. Learned Scat. "a. Lion.
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NEW BOwERY THEATRE
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NOliCE TO LABOklNG pEOpLh-ALL

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an often be ior> Ld,d NJ 'cd r,'ts o, ,1pcusr.
Alldrtn WHO are without hone .Id friends, y 4 be
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TIE AEEAIED BREAD
can t- had At al resp ia L. grocery sore, Orders
let the BAKERY cor Of Llis) etto Place and Of,
VIII reeve prompt Att mon 3UI
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PRIESTS HAIR DYE is ADMITTED BY
- gll who iayr As,d T., TO he rur ufpr a.vrll a.
the sAttrT in thu word and ia sold a. the ow rurn
Of I'VE g.. 1NE lENl D pr box. 10 b. A. If
~ ~ pee ali lW'N 4. Manufactured at a. south
re oAi rtrc.f, va. iamshurrh, J. e. HARr, ~ Is K
o. - bA.NrH 4 Co, ~ HTOldws , and J. 4 a
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1879. 9Th OF JULY. Isos

4 CARD-JOHN X. PlTkIN WILL RH-
Apest AL Orstiou deli, cred by him 10 the German
Lutheran Church AZ Es.t Nev York scca sfsvr Ne
HAVEN, At o'clock +. N. on the ATH OF LILLY,
1865, With add, ons appropriate his' oricsi MAJ In
.hieh orr colntt, deeply interested sincs ~ It
will I've cad, aud Appropriate tcnarts made on the
occasion. Note The ith II July, 1888, will be die.
tneuphcd a. thu bi thday OF the Pitkin Educational
nf,ciutins Institution Sec prospectus, &c. July
1s'. 1853. 1O2
DROGRAMME or ARRANGEMENTS
L FOR THE CELtpRATluS or THE AP.
. PREACHING ANNlvEKSARy OF OUR
AT ONA SDf PENDE NCE,
July 4, 1853.