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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03

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For Weakness arising from Excuses, Habits Of Diids>
attended With the follOping 'ymp@%9'M orT nae
Guilty Of Breathing. Wesk Nerves, Trembling
Hsa e D.i r:is Da sSs s.: e E:
vsr..i L:..i.ade 81 The Nus
Flushing Of tho Body,
Dryness Of the skin,
Face PsIid
Counte-
rhss, symptoms HaIewsd 50 on which III. MsaidA
Fits In one OF which tho pe,ieu. may expire,
Who can say tina, they are not frequently
INssNfTY and CONSUME.
TIoNi Many are awGs
suffering but
bone will CON.
fes' The
records
ofthe Insane
Asylums, and the
Nelsncholy Deaths BY
Consumption bear ample
witness 10 the truth Of the asser.
ton. The constitution once affected
with Organic Weakness, requires the aid Of
.aS ExTs%cT sTcau IL
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See Professor DEVICES valuable works on tho PnesN
See remarks made by the late celebrated DR.. fsYs9
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-03-03

and escape, Bot the cord held him
ami the moving timber took a grad
ual inclination toward tie vortex
While the schooner RON safely back
from the cyratory draught, watcher
tue bied with a glass, as the descend
ing timber dragged him dosuward,
fuuering and screaming, and seeming
TO my excited fancy ike some unfor-
tunate spirit bring dragged down 10
perlili n. Round and rsund went
the timl,er slowly at iira bat With
stpadily increasing velo ity. til at last,
with quick jerking aud rapid descenl,
the fuitering bird disappeared fron
my view.
| had seen cnough--I had felt the
emotions Of life time compressed To-
70 few hoars--snd We sailed away
from that never to.be-lorgoilen Maei-
stroun.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-03-03

good Spanish Mrrino ewes, estimating
them by the dock, is from So 10 s.
per head. The very best Tor breed
ing purposes are sold At much b CHER
prices.
Edwin Hammond, pre,iden, Of the
Vermont State Agricultural Soci'iy,
sold two year old buck to Cahtor.
MIA sheep breeder few yems since
for $1,000. This i, the highest price
thai any have been sold for in the
State II Is not mptrequenily HAT
bucks sill for $500, Tut the average
price for medium animals ranges from
S25 10 $3.50. George Campbell of
Westminster, who Is one of the largest
breeders Of the St te, owis buck that
be will not sell for $1,000 for the
reaso that its lsmhs are Of the best
quality that alwass sch 1T the highest
prices. Mr.. Campbell has Travelled
through France, Spain ami Germany,
and he reports that the celebrated
Spanish Mrrino focks in those coan.
tries have greatly deieriorated from
their original standard. He has i'm
ported from 800 to 400, and now
keeps 500 head for bree ling purpo-
srs. Before the war he found a mar.
ket in the Southern States. but is now
selling his sheep 10 breeders in the
West, California and South America
-Buenos Ayres.
A practice is becoming quite COM
mon in Vermont, and will ultimately
be adopted elsewhere. 1t is shealing
without washing. II is the testimony
Of these who have practised both sys-
tens that The health Of the sheep is
afferted by washing, and not unfre-
qnently colds are contracted that cause
death. The manufacturer can easily
cleanse the wool by chemical pro-
cess, and il he becomes accustomed
TO purchasing without washing, he
will more thoroughly examine the
wool---a fair price will then be estab-
lished for all qualities Northampton,
{ .Rass.) free Press.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-03-03

RAILWAYS AND BRi6ANDs IN
SPAIN.--It was evident that these
railways. if allowed to proceed unmo-
Tested, would interfere with the brig
and's calling. IT men Travelled at for
ty miles an hour and in troops Of
hundred, the freebooter could not way
lay his victim as Of yore IN quiet
corner of the highway and desI oil him
OF his money. In this desperate state
of affairs another bold stroke was
made 10 render even railroads remu-
neratlye 10 the profession. II appears
that one Alexander ifioficourt was at.
tached 10 tue Barcelona railway com
pany as one Of its train guards. II
was one OF the functions Of this officer
TO collect the weekly receipts al the
several stations and deposit The money
at the company's headquarters H. Bar
celona. The financial worth Of tie
man became known 10 lhe frecbooiers,
and they determined TO seize him.
For Ibis purpose Bo jes, al the head
Of about 100 men. one spring evening,
AT six o'clock, entered cafe in Maia-
ro, aud carried off poor FIoriconrt In
open daylight. out Of town Of $4,000
inhabitants. The officer was safely
lodged in the brigand's retreat in the
mountain. and the modest sum Of one
thousand dollars demanded as the price
Of his ransom. Floricourt does not
APPEAR 10 have been admitted to all
the rollicking festivities Of his noun.
tain home, as he wrote pressingly 10
William Locke for the ransom money.
But the company thought, IL this de-
mand was complied with. that the alb
duciion Of its officers would be fire.
quently had recourse TO, as one of the
best weapons for replenishing an ex-
hausted treasury. Floricourt, there
fore, was Obliged to get on as well ne
he could with his new acquaintance.
His captivity, however, was only
short for al that time april, lS4s1
Catalonia was covered with the
queens troops, hunting both CarIists
and brigands out OF the province
Borjes and his men were in eonse-
qaenee reduced to great extremities,
and whilst they were lodging abop.
from one hiding place 10 another,
Florieourt contrived 10 effect his es-
cape, and return home after about six
teen days absence.-London AEe.
neum.
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turned aud saw one Of the seaman
holding a large sea-bird. to one Of
whose legs was attached a long corl.
iIe other end OF which was secured 10
a short, heavy stick Of timber, ahicb
another sailor was II the act Of casting
into the sea- As the timber struck
the water. tba one holding the bird let
him q a.,d with a wild scr am lie few
70 the length of bis ,elber, and then
struggled in the air 70 break bis bonds
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-03-03
SPANISH MERINO SHEEP OF
VERMONT.

VERMONT.
Vermont has the honor Of having
imp, rted TO this couotry the first
Spanish Mrrno Sheep, and i is said
by those who have Travelled extensive
Is that the Meriuos OF Spain do MT
compare with those now owned in
Vermont. nfact, Vermont possesses
the best fine wool sheep in the world.
William Jarvis, a naive of Boston,
received an appoint aent as Consul +"
Lisbon, from Jefferson, and while
there. in 1911. Napoleon invaded
Portugal and Spain, and some OF the
docks were seized by him to feed his
army. willie others were sold to de-
fray the expenses Of the war. Pre-
viou,ly not a single sheep had been
allowed 10 leave Spain, the penalty Of
death having been established to pre-
vent it. Mr.. Jarvis wishing TO bene-
III his countrymen, purchased ten
hucks at cost of $500 each, and ship
led them 10 New York. He ordered
his agent 10 advertise them througlly
aud then sell them at auction. His re-
quest was complied with, and the re-
port of the sale was sent 10 Mr.. Jarvis.
He opened The letter, from which he
read that his sheep had been sold at
500 each. The letter was thrown
down in passion, and his country
men were considered the most ulap-
Ireciative people in The world. lie
thought lhey certainly might have
shown gratitude enough by paying at
least what The sheep had cost him.
The next day, having occasion to re-
fer 10 the letter, he found that he had
made a mistake Of one cipher in the
first reading, Instead of the sheep
having sold for 500 each, they had
sold for Sl000--a slight difference
This induced him to make further pur-
chases, AMI during his stay at Lisbon
he shipped to his country $500 sheep,
all hul 300 Of which we're sold at New
FORK, Boston, Portland, Ne. Haven
and Philad lph a, at enormous prices.
Ihc 300 that he reserved were taken
10 eatheNlitld. VI, where 5000
acres of land had cen purchased al a
ca of $4,000. On his return to
this country, Mr.. JAWS settled in Yer
mont 4 confined the rearing OF
sheep, from which. together with the
profits made on those that lie had inn
ported, lie amasspd a fortune. lie
did in 1858, at the age Of ninety years,
and al that lime was the richest man
ia Vein mont. his estate being valued
nj SS00.000, Each Of his eight chill
dred received from their fathers estate
$S0000. They certainly ought TO be
devoted believers in the . animal with
the god+n hoof." Dir. Jarvis once
remarked that he was indebted to JEFF.
frrson AID Napoleon for his fortune
Jcfer.on for having appointed him
Consnl, and Napoleon for having in
vaded Spain.
While Vermont was tile first 10 take
the lead IN this important branch of
hu-handry, she still continues to bold
the reputation gained at the COM
meneement Of lhe enterprise, and no
other State has b tier sheep or realizes
larger profits. We believe there are
(-w farmers il tie State who keep
forks of more than 1000 head. but
the average Of the larger farmers will
not exceed 500. Tie average yield
Of wool is about FIVE ponnd>, but there
are instances here from Is to 25
pounlf have been sheared from a sin
gle sheep. Tie average prices oi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-03-03
G.. 4. PIERCE.
Per Axp PRoFrfnToR,
JAMES ANDERSON. roirar.

rrrms AIRS ger aaaam ar also af fhe
e58 sfthe yesf Free - Pvs'Has iH Zen
nmgfaH f'aHnfv
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Tbs Manchester Journal.
rUslIsHrpEvfrY TUESDAY MORNING

oTTicr ovrr THf farisa1 sTdTF
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-08-13
We are indebted to Mr.. P. NJ. Bird, of
the 18th Iowa. for late New Orleans,
M emphis and ST. Louis papers.


1T IS A MATTER OF SURPRISE, not to say Oi
actual unbelief, to many, If not most of the
people of the Northwest. West and South.
west, that from Green Buy and Lacrosse,
on the North, to Cairo and st. Louis, on the
South, the shortest route to New YoRK,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, lies through
PITTSBURGH. When we add that this route,
so generally supposed to be circuitous one
to New York, is actually nearly one hun
bred miles shor ter than the route via Toledo
Buffalo, and Albany, and SIXTY miles less
distance than via Toledo & Erie Railway
this fact becomes only the more astounding;
to the large number Of persons who have
heretofore regarded Buffalo as on the direct
line to New York. A further advantage Of
the route via Pittsburgh, is, that there is
but ono change Of cars, between Chicago
and New York or Philadelphia, an advan.
tage of great moment to ladies' and families,
and withal of no less comfort to business
men. All these advantages can he secured
by buying your ticket to the Fast over the
PITTSBURGH, FoRT WAYNE & CHICAGO RAIL
WAY, which can he had in Chicago, and at
all the Ticket Offices of all prominent lines
in the West.
The REDUCTION OF FARE Just made BY this
line, to $500 from Chicago to New York.
priuilege belonging to the shortest line to
make the rates, should induce our people
generally to try this new and admirably ap.
pointed line, whereby they can reach the
East in less time and for lower fare than
by anv other route
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-08-13

The week past has not been fruitful of in.
cidents of local importance. We have in
quired Of all our numerous retail and
wholesale dealers in local events, but found
the supply, both in quantity and quality,
unusually deficient. The copperheads have
bee quiet, and consequently the Union
population have been ditto. There has been
no scondalatun,s naagnatums no interest.
ting police proceedings nobody knocked
down or killed, in fact nothing of Importance
has TRANSFERRED. Our people seem to be set
Ting down into chronic State of devotion
to their work shops and merchandise, and
attention generally to their own business, 9
most unfortunate state of things foi We Lo
Gals.
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ZorAvEs.-We notice that the young
men of our city have organized company
of Zouaves for the advancement of those
wishing to indulge in that most beneficial Of
all exercise, drilling. They have some 35
or forty members enrslled Of all parties, and
we are informed by the officers that political
topics are positively excluded from all con.
nection with the Company.
We wonld advise ali those young men
who are confined to business through the
day, to join the Zouaves Immediately and
make the company benefit to our city,
We understand they propose procuring a
fire engine for the protection ofthe proper
ty of our citizens from the ravages of fire.
A design which is certainly laudable and we
are glad to see our young men the first to
take the matter in hand.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-08-13
T,r. BAKERS
PAIN PANACEA,

For the cure Of Pain both exte-nslly and inter
nsllv. The greatest Pan-curing Remedy vet
discovered. Pain cannot long exist where
this remedy Is Faithfully used :!
For PAIN in the Stomach. Back and Bowels,
Burns, Bruises, Cuts and Sweilings, Collie, Dia-
rhea, and Rheumatism. Headache, Toothache
and Earache, and Neuralgia, 10 cures almost
-tnstsntaneously ~
CHRONIC UJSEASES, such ~ Dyspep.
STA. Liver Complaint, General Debility, Fever
and ague. Canker. or sore mouth, Putrid Sore
Throat, W AK Ewes. Spine and Kidney Disease
Old Sores, ughs and Colds, and Caked or
Sore Breast. In all the above named diseases
u only needs to be faithfully used and cure il
certain.
Nr. D.J. Smith. Druggist ~ high standing
in Richmond, Kentucky. says cdr BAKERS PAN
ACPA Is doing wonders in this peighhorhood, in the
way ofhealing the sick. the Rheumatics among the
number. Perhaps the most Rxx, RwArLx case is that
of an old citizen OF this place who had been SUFFERING
from Rheumatism for fifteen gears. He is now well
and for the great blessing he enjoys in the
shape Of uninterrupted good health he is indebted to
your Invaluable PANAcEA.
Proprietor. IT. sCovILL.
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CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD.
BY UsfNo
SCOyILL'S
Blood and Liver Syrup.

The recipe Is given to all physicians-
That they may know what they are using.
=. The combination Of ssrsaparills with stilngis,
Is we'll known TO all medical men as
The best compound to purity the blood ever used
Itcures scrofula in all Its worst forms.
All diseases Of the skin u cnres enectualiy.
[ERyE9lllitic swellings, Ervsipeiss, scaid Head.
Salt Rheum, Female complaints, Tumnrs,
Kings Evil, and all diseases arising from an i'm
purity OF the blood.
Physicians will toll vow To let afone all
proprietary or quack medicines, as they call them
Why? For the simple reason that they are pnt m
with printed directions and the nsre aud liable Is
copyrighted. Show them the formula Of preparation
and In nine cases out Of ten they will approve Of
There are testmonials from phy whose rreiu
dices are over balanced nv their gond sense of the
excellent virtues Of scovil Blood and Liver syrup
apd who are using 1t for their private practice.
Soldby II. SCOvILL
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-08-13

FoR REPBEsENrArIvE.--The Eddyvillt
Star suggests the name Of Peter Knox as
candidate for nomination for one Of the Req
resentatlves from this County, subject to
the dicision Of the Unconditional Union
Convention, and requests ss to copy the
suggestion We do so with great pleasure
and will add that Of Mr.. Knox should re.
cieve the nomination, there is no man in
the county to whom we could give more
hearty support, and who would represent
US with more fidelity, impartality and ahili.
ty. Let the name of Mr.. Knox be fully
considered by the convention by all means.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-08-13

Ohio Brandenburg, son of Mrs. Brandon
burg, of this city returned home on Tues
day. He was impressed into the rebel SER
vice, at Vicksburg some II month ago, and
has been IN that place all through the siege,
and was there at the surrender. He con-
firms the decentralization Of the Pemberton
army, as previously sported.
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The Circus IL Coming.

The great United States Circus, Thaye,
L Noyss' Proprietors, as will be seen by
reference to their advertisement, will exhibit,
m Ottumwa on the 25th inst. Judging by
the bills, and by the notices we find in our
exchanges, this is one of the largest and
best appointed circus companies we have
ever had In this country.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-08-13

LAWRENCE & CHAMBERS new block is up,
and it is really beautiful, an ornament to
the city, and q monument to the enterprise
foresight, and public spirit Of its
propretors and builders. Tho interior
work, we are told, will correspond with the
exterior in every particular, and win in
point Of finish, and convenience, be inferior
to no business house in the West
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-08-13

INsURANcE-We had call one day last
week, from w. F. Ross, General Agent of
the Equitable Life Insurance Company,
New York, and II. p. Taylor, Agent of the
Home, N. T., Insurance Company, from
whom we derived good deal of informa-
ton touching the genera. principles of insu-
rance. and Cor which we are obliged.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-08-13

CAvAbRY.- Capt G. A. Madison, and M.
B. Murphy Of this city, are now raising a
company for the cavalry service, and arc
getting recruits rapidly. Ifyon wish to 60
into this arm of the Service. now is your
chance.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-08-13

DIR. ORR.--We had the pleasure of taking
by the hand, DR.. VIM. L. Orr, of this city,
just from Vi.ksburg. where he has been re :
Gently discharging the duties of Surgeon
The Doctor is quite feeble and will remain
at home until better.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-08-13

The 7th Cavalry was expected to leave
Des Moines for Omaha, on Tuesday. Capt
Z. b. Murphy was here yesterday, and re-
ports good state of health prevailing in
the regiment.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-08-13

We have received for publication a
Thanksgiving Sermon. prea shed at Kirk.
vile, August 9th, 1868. by Rev. A. w.
Haines. 1t will appear in the next mum.
her
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-08-13

RELIGIOUS NOTICE Rev. Mr.. Hotchuly,
of Fairfield, will hold service in the Episco-
pal Church, Ottumw wa, on next Sabbath,
the 10th inst at 10 1-2 o'clock, a. m, and 4
o'clock p. m.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-08-13

VN0 NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF ROTH SEXES
Reverand Gentleman having been restored
tn health in few DAYS. after undergoing all the
Al routine and irregular extensive modes Of treat
ment, without Success considers tt his sacred duty
to communicate to his afflicted fellow creatures the
MEANS OF cuRE. Hence, on the receipt Of an ah-
dressed envelope, he win send (free) COPY of the
prescription used. Direct tn
Dr. J0HNM. DAGNALL. 1856 Fulton st. Brooklyu Y Y
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A great abundance of rain has fallen the
past week. Farmers are ofthe opinion tina
we may look yet for a pretty good crop Of
corn.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-08-13
THE UNION LEAGUE MEETS o.
TUESDAY EVENING.

FILLED Up.-We are glad to announce
the fillingup of the old cistcrn in tie rear
ofthe Curlew House, to the condition Of
which we called the attention of the author.
tiles last week.
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.wDrumkcnncss Cured H

VXNhe inebriate may now hid defiance 70 the tenn
y ting cup. DR.. ZANE'S ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG
DRINK Is certain cnre for Drunkenness. II cre-
ates dislike for strong drink, and can he adminise
tered without the knowledge Of the Patient. Pria.
81 hox' Sent nv malt anv address. nv =. e. Up
HAM, Ana, Chestnut st Philadelphia. Circulars sent
rec. na.6
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NVHE Mt. PLEASANT FEMALE srNIyA-
u RY.--This Seminary will commence It's first te nm
on the 7th day Of September, 1885, The PRINCIPAL
Rev. q. p. Bergen, has secured the services Of Ave
emcient Teachers In addition 10 himself and wife.
making Faculty ofseven. Five Of these profess-
fonal Teachers Of long experience and eminent sue.
cess The istftution IL furnished with Philosophical
apparatns-thrse Pianos; and three music teachers
The princinal has expended much time and Ia.
mr., ard Incurred heavy expense In fitting up this
seminary, and hopes the community will reward
him with liberal patro mage.
For further infor nation send for Circular
Address Rev, GEORGE p RERaFN
nzi-Io. Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
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WspermatorrleO can
he Cured. SCI

nU. RAvD'S SpCrTrU~ CURES Spsr
y mntorrhed. Seminal Weakness, Tmy,o,rncu
Loss of Posner, de-. speedily and enectuaiy Its ef
fects are truly magical. A trial Of the Specific will
convince the most skeptic Of its merits. Price 81
per box. Sent Post paid TO anv address. nv 9. c.
UPHAM, 400, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Circulars sent free g:6m