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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-04-28
THE SINGER
Sewing Machines,

Our LETTER FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Is
fast gaining a worldwide reputation. Its be-
yond doubt the best and cheapest and most bea
Of all Family Sewing Machines yet offered to the
public. No other Ia mily Sewing Machine has 20
many useful appl anc.s foS Hemming, Binding, Fell
ing, Tucking, Gathering, GuaRiDg, Braiding, En-
broidering. Cording, and so forth Ne other FaWt
ly Sewing Machine has so much capacity ior great
variety Of work. It viii sew all kipds II cloth. and
mspts %; Ike our IaRaily Sewing Machine most relia
BILE and most durable, and most certain in action at
all rates speed. II makes the iLterlocked stitch
which is the best stitch konwn. Any one, even OF
the most ordinary capacity, can see, at glance,
,w TO use the letter Family Sewing Machine.
Our Family sewPs Machines are furnished in ehas's
The Folding Case Of the Family MacAin. u q
piece ofcunning workmanship of the most useful
kind, 1t protectsth the machine when not In use,
and when shout to be operated may be opened as q
spacious and initial table to sustain the work.
While some Of the Cases, made out of the choicest
woods. are finished ip The simplest and chasest
manner possible, others are adorned and embeiIish
ed in the most costly aud superb nan
It's absolutely necessary 70 see the Family Ma
chine in operation, 80 as to Judge Of It's great
capacity and beauty.
1t is fast becc ming as popular for family sew
ing IS our Manufacturing machines are for manufac-
turing purposes. -
The branch oMces are Well .sppnsd WITH SLY,
twist, thread, needless oil, &c. ofthe veTy best qua
Send for aPAxPHLEr.
THE SIN GER MANUFACTURE COMPANY,
45s broadway, New York.
~ CHICAGO OFFICE 30 CLARK STREET.
r. W. SMITH, AGENTM OTTVHWA,
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Mr. Lonx, ~ ssSkeeZicks"

The coincidence Of some remarks by
Mr.. Nc Dougal, in the Senate on Fri
day. with the four.weeks-meditated
harangue of Mr.. Long on the same
day, puts the Boston Transcript in
mind of definition given in Bartlett s
Dictionary of Americanisms under the
head of skeezics.'" "Whether Mr..
Long there referred to is, the same gem
tleman, Says the Transcript, ave do
not know. :" We only know that, at
Republican meetings speakers whose
presence is attended with similar out
breaks OF derision, are very apt to
apostate into Copperheadism, and
spout plati.udes on freedom of speech.
skarzcxs-Amean, con temptis,e t.How.-weasern
"A a Republican meeting in Indiana
the other day, a speaker named Long
responded to loud call and took the
stand. But big, strapping fellow
persisted in crying ont in stentorian
voice, "Long! Long!' This caused
q little confusion; but after some diff
Guilty in making himself heard, the
President succeeded in stating that
Mr.. Long the gentleman honored by
the call. was now addressing shem
80, he be-r' replied the fellow;
she's the little skeezicks that told me
to call for Long," This brought down
the house.
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ERIE RAILWAY.

GreaI Broad Guaee Double Track
Aud Telegraph Route.
To Ne0 Yorh, Boston, Philddeiphia, Baltimore
Hdrrisb"rg, and al Eastern cities, carrying the
GREAT ZKROgGH e. s NAILS.
EXPRESS Trains leave DUNKIRK or BUFFALO on the
RAILROAD, also from SALAMANCA, arrival Of trains
vi the NeD Broad Gauge Atlantic and Great Wes
tern Rdstaody from Cleveland, o., giving Passen
the advantage, from Dunkirk or Buffalo, from
Cleveland, o., Of q Sir FoOf Gauge, combining EASE
and COMFORT Without change, lip Wide, RonBay, Pal
ace Cars, direct to NEW YoRK. Apertectien attain.
ed by no other route.
FOR FREIGHT
between all points and WEST, our facilities
unrvalled. Forming close aud reliable connections
at DuNKIRK and BUFFALO with estern roads, and al
SALAMANCA with the
Broad Guage atlantic and Great Western
Railsody.
ny which route there 10 no transfer between New
York and Cleveland.
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINa
le New York daily for ell points In the West ma
King as Quick time and at as Low RATES as by any
other route For Freight Passage IN tLiie all
the principal Offices in the West. and 1T
"a Clark Street, Chicago.
248 broadway, New York,
70 South ST., y. e., New York.
Is State Street, Boston
b. W. BLANCHARD. CHAs. MISoT,
Genr FrtAst GepIsupt
W. r. BARR, E.s SPENCER,
Gen'l Tic. AP't Western Agt,
Dec 81. 1863
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Although the Gloucester people said they
did not need any help, the Bostonians in.
sisted on sending about $4,000 to them
or distribution amnog the most needy suf-
ferers.
June is expected to be period of interes;
in Tom Thumbs family.
He's a fool who is making his doctor his
heir.
Mary's mouth costs her nothing, for she
never opens it but at Others sad expense
Govern your thoughts. when alone, and
Jour tongue, when in company.
1t is said that Stewards correspondence
has had three readers so far-the writer,
printer. and proof reader. The last two are
much emaciated.
A fresher at New Market ". H., on Mon
day night washed the people out Of their
beds and filled dwelling houses to the sec.
ond story.
II is still the almost universal opinion that
nearly the whole of our newly constructed
ships are much too slow. A feet that ISM
feet may be considered no feet 1T ALL
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An able Psychologist has written
that one-half Of the human body is
composed of phosphorus. Punch re-
marks that this most likely accounts
for the number of matches made.
A hardshelt Baptist preacher, in
discussing about Daniel in the lions
den, said: "And there he sot all night
bong, looking at the show for nothing
and it didn't cost him q cent.
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500 RE w A r. d.!
For . Ne icine that viii Cure
TICKLING IN TIL THROAT,

For . Me icine that wiz Cugs
TICKLING IN TIL THROAT
COUGHS,
INFL lENZA,
WHO0PlNc C0UGR,
Or relieve Consumi'tive Cough, as quick as
GOES COUGH Balls AM.
native town, and not single instance Of Its failure
Is known. e0
We have, in our possession, any quantity ofcerti6
catds, some OF them from eminent physicians who
have used it In their practice, and given IT the pre-
emincnce over any other compound.
1T DOES NOT DRY UP n cOUGH,
but loosens it, as to enable the patient expec.
torate freely
T,no or t.es Doses sciU Invariably Cure Tickling
IN TIE Ihr0dt.
half bottle hat often completely cured the mos,
STUBBORN COUGH, and YET, though 1t 1, SO sure
and speedy In its operation, it is perfectly Harmless
being purely vegetable Is very agreeable TO the
taste, and may be administeredto children of any
ages. In cases Of
CROUP ws oiii guarantee a Cure
II taken in season.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
IL wi thin the reach of all, the pric. being
Only % Cents.
And " an invest ent and thorough trial do es not
back up .he above statement, the money will be
refunded. We say this, knowing its merits and feel
confident that trial will secure for ia home IN
every household.
Do not waste away with Coughing, when so small
| an investment will cure you. Itnay be had of any
respectable Druggist in town, who will furnish you
with circular OF genuine CERTIFICATES OF cures II
c. G. CLARK 4 Co., Proprietos,
Wholesale Druggists, New Haven, Ct.
LORD SMITH,
General Western Agents,
. Lake Pm ssS oyA,sa~.
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An AMeOs1Ote OF MIR. Lincoln.
The Springfield Republican has
heard Of = single instance in which
tho Presidents temper gave way, per-
sons boring him with their "views."
A, good lady Of Ward Beecher's
church, doubtless inspired by her pas
tors exhortations about politics,
thought she had discovered a sure
means of.aiding the cause, and be-
Dame 80 engrossed, with it that she
persuaded her husband to take her to
Washington that she might be the
first to whisper it in the ear ofthe pres.
iient. and so become the honored in
strument oftl.e nations salv alton. The
patriotic couple called at the White
House, and were told that the Presi-
dent was engaged on important btasi-
ness and could not be seen. Bnt the
lady thought her mission. of too much
Importance to be postponedl for a
single day, and sent word to the
President that her business was of
great consequence. Unwilling to
send away a lady, and supposing
that she had come to ask personal
favor, probably in reference to some
relative in the army, the President
left his conference on State matters
and went down to listen to his lady
visitor. He sat patiently. while she
opened her plan of military and moral
strategy for the suppression ofthe rebel
lion, and then rising to. his full. height
which is some, said with abruptness
and impotence, "Madam, all this has
been thought of a hundred times be
FORE" and hasteneds out ofthe room,
forgetting his usual courtesy to th'
other sex. The Brooklyn woman ant
her husband went off in huff. and
since then have lost all faith in the
t, PresilAnh Doubtless they are yer,
Jealous in the anti-Lincoln rqpvemsnt
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I'M and after Wednesday, Feb. 5th, 1862, and unity
" further notice, one daily ain will run each a
Sunday = excepted) AS follows:
leave Keokuk at 1880 IN arriving at Ottpmw as
pm, and at Eddyville goo m.
Leave Eddyvile at 1880 m, and arrive at Ottumws
l2:45 IN, and at Keokuk 6:30pm.
eEPassengerstakingthe Mail rIaiE from keokuk
at 80 IN, make sure connections with Stages
Edyvaae for oskaloosa Fl Desmoin ,Counc Bluhs
and all points west.
Thr ough ickets, as Low the lowest, may be a.
atthe Office for all points in Middle, Western and
South ern iowa, Kansas, Nebraska. &c.
TICKET 0FFICE-Atthe Depot, foot of:Johnson
street. GEO. WILLIAMS, JK.
Feb 5. 1852 Superintendent.
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ERIE RAILWAY.
Forming with its connexions ~
The Great BEoad Guage Route to
NEW YORK. BOSTON, NEW HAVEN

Hartford Fall River Providence. Worcester, and all
the principal cities and towns In New England
EVSaving % miles In dis ance from Dunkirk OF
Buffalo to New York. :,
Express Trains leave 4unkirk and Buffalo on arri
val Of all trains fr ON the west and,rpn throughte
New York without change. ~ 49, .
When necessary. the trains or this road Will Wal,
two no urs at Dunk and Buffalo for trains from The
west. and run through to- New York Without laying
over at any intermediate point.
Boston and New England passengers can 60 xia
New York without additional cost, and have CT oies
of all rail or Sound ste smers to destination.
Luxurious state room Sleeping Cars are ran thro
to New York on ali night trains. Palace cars viii
Foote'S Patent venilators perfectly free from dust
arc run day Express, rains.
Baggage checked through. Fare alwaysAs low q
by any OIL er route.
Secure Tickets ella the ERIE RAIL WAR,
which can be obtained at all principal ticket oficei
In the West. To Merchants this route oners uneqnai
ed facilities for the shipment Of Freight
Chicago Office, GA Clark Street, GEORGE STARR
Ticket agent. c. G. wHEELER, Freight Agent.
New York Office, 240 Broadway, CHAELEsP. CRAle
Ticket Agent, A. II. WARD, Freight Agent. J ( \.
Boston Office, Is State Street, JOIN s; DTsLAr, N
E. Agent ~ CHAs. HINT, euntt
WIN L. BARR, Gsur Pa,s. Agent. [deesA q
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Yonag w8e-"Oh. my dear, there
is most lovely set-pin, earrings and
eleeve.bottons. Do 90 buy them"
Mr.. Tiehtstring-"Yes my dear, l
mean TO 60 buy them as quick as
possible.
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"Let u.s." says the Montgomery Ala
Mail, 'tinyade them, with our whole
force, Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland,
and the copperhsads will swell our
ranks"
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL. RAIL
1Sl ROAD. sf9sA s'3 W.
Great Central Route 10 New York
New England and the .OAnadaR IT. T.

New England and the rOAnaoeh - ~
On and after Sunday Nov. 18TH 1863 trains leave the
Great Central Union Depot, fsot sf iak< street. VI
follows:
$50 a. ~, Sundays excepted) arrive, Detroit 6:S1
p. M; Toronto 4.Uo u. M Suspensicn Bridge 4:Oo a.
m; buffalo ~ a. w.; Albany 3:4a p. m; New York
$50 p. M; Boston Il, 5V a. m
40 p. IN. ISaturdays excepted arrives, Detroit
6io M; Toronto 4.4o IN; suspension Bridge 4:4S
p. M; buffalo 800 IN; Albany 5:4o a. II =; New YORK
1850 y. m; Boston 5:VO y. M.
iUou D. m. (saturdays and Sundays excepted) arr.
Detroit lO.uO =. M Toronto sos m; Bridge 1.
p IN; Albany s.4O m; N. Y: ..45r M; Boston 5oo m
CISclNEATI TkAINs-via the Michigan Central X. X.
leave Chicago At $50 y, Mail Train lo.OU p
Fast Express. The 10 OOp IN train leaving Chic 60
runs through TO Cincinnati without change Of cars or
baggage
err Ruttan's Patent ventilating and w srmirk ap.
paratus all cars of this Company.
Cyan elegant smokers car, with euchFe tables,
has lately been added to opE day uai4s-
Patent Sleeping cars on night trains. Baggage
checked through. Through tickets for sale at all
principal Railroad Offices in the Vest at the Genar
al Office corper OF Lake AMI Dearborn streets, tun-
der the Trement HouseD Chicago, and OF the Depot
X. N. RICE, General Sup't.
II. c. WENTWORTH, Gen'l west'n Pass. Agent,
Dec "a, 1858 -4ol5 Chicago
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GREAT AMERIcANTEA COMPANY
IMPORTER AND J0BBERS
No. 81 Ner.ey Street, NEW YORK CRY,
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- Ayers &
z'zHAs&S
PILLS.

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pus7fy the aysten from the distractions which make
eoa y
ieved, react upon themselves and the surrounding
organs, producing general aggravation, suffering,
the defa9SemeRts. tste Ayers Pills. and see how
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What s true and apparent in this trivial and COM
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sSa
the body they are rapidly and many Of them surely,
cured by the same means. None who know the
when suffering rom fhe disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians in some Of the
persons:
From a Forwarding Merchant Of St. Lo.is, Feb. Z
1856.
Is great in medicine. They have cured my little
daughter of ulcerous upon her hands and feet
thst had proved incurable for years. Her mother
pimpies on her skin and in her hair. After our
child was cured, she also tried yonr phi. and they
Asa Family Physic.
From Dr.. y W. Cartwright. Nero Orleans.
Your Pills are the prince of purges. Their az
cellent qualities surpass any cathartic We possess
are in
to us in the daily treatment Of disease.
Headaehe, sick Headache, Feul Stomach.
From DR. Edscard Boyd, baltimore.
DEAR BRO. AVER: cannot answer you sch0t.
cine place asp s 81 sSst sses sa
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