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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-12-21
From Rev. Nelson Enst,rnnh-

Pastor Of N Baptis. Church. D-r.er. M-hiean.
DEra0IT Nov. H. Is6s
DR. LIsAliiLi-Dtlr SIR I would r-sncctfullv ill.,
FORM you as ID the IL -ress q. my else snceI went
unllr your Treatment during your last visit
When then consulted Yen hal boon seriously
aActel about fourteen years with C4tlrrh in is
worst form. accompanied with deafness lam nov
So much improved, ald nay neral health ve-v much
Detter-so remarkably s0-th4t cleerfallv tender
sou the use az my name as reference. should Won
nave occasion u neel it. can heartily recommend
you % the public generally. IS have Already tope
so 20 my NOR. infinite fri.l Is
Please accept this as slight testimonial or vou-
Skill anu my grateful th1nks tor ID. benefit have
received AZ your hands. Truly yours
NELSON EASTWOOD
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Notice TO Subscribers.-The Fig

a. lcl oar su1.crlbers viii nnd attached % thvi7
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an. q which the.r subscription il paid. BY the
: ss-iie-'i s. meant thu " WHOLE NUMB. p, which
my be- foIrl the heatils o. the paper, which IL
-.f q sasv bliag increased one each week lfty-
tu3 rlrn3els constituting year b. referring ~
al. humber in tie healing q he paper and compaE
i-g B. with tle number attached q the name. ~ d.
re-.Il tls paper, olr subscribers ca1 Te1ls see
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INSURANCE NOTICE. Notice is hereby
L given tlat the am al meeting Of the Farmers
Mutual fire Insurance Company Of Ingham County
VIII De he.t 40 the Colrs House in The village OF Ma
sfa, on Noalay, December 10Th, at 10 O'Clock \ n
Tor the election Of officers and the trans action OF sr
other business as required by the charter O, sal
company.
Masc1, Dec. feth is6s.
l. C. LOOMS, Secretary u Company.
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From the Rev. Z. i. Weieh. u d..

From the Rev. Z. 7. weleh. u d.,
Formerly Of The Pearl st Bzp'is Church Albany. " 2
ALHAyT, April IS, 1851
DE- LE5HrHItL-Dear Sir. A.l3w ne 70 express nv
grateful thanks for the skill aa5 kind attention rem
dered to my daughter, who's ears have been badly
Affected for many years, and Tor some moaihs last
past has been nearly deprived o. her hearing The
lefi ear, from her infancy, has been badly diseased
at times dischargiag offensive matter. The right
ear IS now well, anis from present Indications. an
tieipate the restoration o. tn lef. ear also.
am, dear sir, gratefully yours.
B 7 wELCR, DID,
Newto1vie, Albany Co
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TOR SALE.-A small dwelling house and
four contiguous lots Comprising one acre Of land
presently located On Cedar street First Ward CITY
OF Lansing.
Ais a small farm OF 50 acres situated on the gravel
ROAD between Lower IowTan1 tue Agricultural Col
j desired.
Apply 10 L ?. Ncwbro. Lower Town OF address
the subscriber a. Corfu, Genesee CO. NY
fylWl-~ l. 5 FORD
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DETROIT. Nov. g. 1854
This IS to certify that was leaf accommodated with
very dlsag ree2be ringing sound m NV hcaa which
rendered conversation d.acu.; excsut in Iona ton.
Of voice By the skill Of Dr. Ii-hthiIl nav hearing has
been fully restored and the noise las ceased also
know Of other cures ofDr Liyhtli, which fully sane
ton me IL RECOMMENDING him TO the an ctei. Il,
now over two years since m hearing VS. restored.
and It remains perfect 10 this day
Fl p. WTASY
We, the unders gnel, knowing Mr.. WANT person
ally, DO hereby certify . the correctness above
statement WTBEcS * CHirrEyDEy,
{ NAMING Bar
GO c CHASDGER
81. r. HALIECE
Firm Of HaliscE Son
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From the y. 7. Home Journal.

II every business and profession indeed. IN every
department of science or skill there Il afravs go
acknow lged Ee-c-scrno one u no S.,r-s 90 :
ooll Teller among his fellows as scrr q ieafa- H.
tle stliy al1 Treatment OF deafness and cata--b a.
Special diseases Dr. i s1.1l O. ta.s civ o..n-tas
JUS the position above described lie b 5.v5tas
years oi labor b tais specially a15 is now resr NJ
.-s IsS -l- u as ia-1sirF 4e editorial couals O.
ne lFiuune- %. rlcelt date. ber witness 10 me
doctor success IN this department OF --siss.s "
GEO the paragraph.
CrRE OF A Day Nrrr.-Ie-is r,.,r.s-s..-- -.
fourteen years Of age. bora II Germany en- "a as
city Wien about two years old. Sol afre- his -
riFa mere ne Vas taken sex 1nt -os. his baa-i-r :
y degrees Ne became first lelt AMI then fu,h F,-
lear-Y zen years De vas mute. unable 10 hea- IA.
-ollts- Ellce- CT . ar-.c-a-1 wa-1 sbonr one
EeA ago pc was l-e1 % b rl-l-ts il the hands Il
D. Li-ltl--- V-5 his ZAP s-ccee et q. --st--f--
% hin his Jos, powers 90 h.~r- I'M ,-r-.-s-s -
pc --- cvlF-rs- VIA tlrS- Wl1 s1cl- . I'm dis
misty AMI -e.lf-r4r--v- Daring The lasr ton- -
I'VE lnoltls Pc -L> been u-G-r IL r1.riou o. NJ
Benz -cEc AID has made considerable r,-ee-r-s -
reading and arithmetic
HAVING been supplied win ne Young mans A.
ir-ss " iirtner inFesti-lteI The nztter. and dis
coTere1 t--t previous % calling on Dr. Iir.biU tie
youth case vas c0nsisered ho0elsss he VS. -
Two ears AZ u mate O. the deaf AMI dumb asv.ur-
me h-F joan @1tt, D. T.. professor Il Cnion Coiia-a
>--ehect2f ID published letter ten.srs his ga
i4e 70 IT. LiE1llil- Tor treating sccsfv his GO
y le1lness- Re- Ere1. :. JeEel Professor q ~.
STATE Normal School AZ Albany d 50 testifss 70 ~
ing been cured Of tatarrh Iir ri-hthlI ,-osss-ss-
other wriite1 tcsm0nilis an tributes 70 a. t.i5r
ron some Of or Eeathsst AID most prominent a-s
respected citizens which NY Be seen o. aopicatio.
4 ~o4td De oi1c-lt % speak il any but terms a.
prase Of as treatmsat IL shs face q thsse uazuv
PROOFS ana facts tsstryi1E TO his saccsss (s9snsj
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METHODIST CHURCH.-Rev. J. BOynton
viii preach in tie Methodist Church next
Sabbath morning and evening.
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DEraoir, Nov 4th, 1884
DR LiGHrHluL-DeAr Sir: As have been very deaf
for number OF years, aad been very greatly i'm.
proved under your Treatment wish 10 adj nv mama
TO the list Of your references IN every respect I
have improved beyond ny most sanguine expecta-
tons 1t IS not month since began treatment. and
yet l feel the old e0m2liint failing away Respect
full your
E1PaALET JONES, Adrian. Mich
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UErH0II- Nov 9 1854
Or. LtGuTHiLl-Aaving been under yOrr treatment
SINCE your last visit u Detroit and being about cyred
desire 70 express my deep eit gratitude fr tho n
tsnti'n ard bcneht have received al vour hands
was very seriously affected with CsTAPR4 IN ifs
worst stages for many years, AID also deaf some
times totally So Ny general health was so debili-
,ated that was compelled % abandon business en-
rely One months treatment has made me feel
ike new man, AMI have now resumed nv orcu.
2.'lon' the dis'ase having lef- me almost entirely
have recommended v0u io several vvfo s~s sirs,,
lary atetca. and shall contnue % do so Please ac-
cert my thanks and believe mo x,nrs tr,i,
y WfLRFR
Memphis, 8. CHR Comfy. Michigan
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Remarkable Cure Of Deafness.
From Rer. Joseph " cgtrs Rotor q s. James Catrc4
SYRAcCsE. Feb. 20, 1858
have been deaf 10 one ear since was ia College
50 ne twenty years ago By the sSi G, Or Lighthili
u; hearing was entirely restored 50 that now hear
VITA both ears, and fad that can use my voice
with much more ease an comfort than before
JOSEPH " CLARKE
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.
II The arm Of A. Turner Blxhy is this dav tissov
e oy muiai consent A Turner IS auth1rize 70 settle
tie dents u the concern.
All persons indebted % the late nru Of A Turner
BiNoy are requested 10 De prompt in the settle
meat Of their debts.
AMOS TURNER.
ALFRED BIXBY.
Lansing. Oct II, 1854 41:m5
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= BLACK MOROCCO P0CEET PooK

CSI-On Thursday last. Dec. lst.. some
= "Ler- 90 ihe city, probably between lie Post
o-ice ana lower Town
BLACK MOROCCO POCEET BOOK.
containing twenty dollar greelblcS anl Sore small
change 1he 1aceT Ct SAID p.cSet hook will IN, So
ABLY rewar ed. by returning the sane TO the IN Der
sig1e1, a Lower Town. OF BY leaving Il az tie Re-
2I0iican uGl-e IOVISS SFFA Trr-f-z-
lansing. Dec s. 1854. s02Ts
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS

IL EOh 4dE HOLIDAYS
L Bay articles thai viii be useful FOR uras,-.s
Ana yol c4n bay nothing more useful than Z 81 q
iars eitner Tor ladies' Gentlemen or Children Fobs
hitchcock are CIV o1ering Their stock CT r. : \
l1Del Ias,s iuln any house u town does The sa-n.
q--.ly anu they cain that their frrs are ths =
il1e q a7y st'ek Il TIE city They only invite 10
Children sets IS 10 s.
Misses sstS $ 10 ST.
latles' sets sl4 70 $40
Gents sets 3 TO $50 sOaws
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GECOND NATIONAL BANK OF Ian
- SING.
stockholders Meeting.

Notice IS hereby given that the annual Neet.ce
O. tne Stockholders c. The Second National Bank ..
lansing. fort1e eeciion q Directors Will b. he'd D;
tae Banking oi1ce Of the said bank On the second
Tuesday 10 January, i 65 al ten O'Clock n he fors
aeon % said dsv JOSEPH NILS Co..
Lansing. Dec : 1868. 5ooWs
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EMPLOYMENT. So A MONTH";
LAgcuts wanted TO sell Sewing Machines We Wi.
give a commission Oh all machines sold or employ
agents who Will WORK for the above wages and ali ex
peDses paid Address, D. B HERRlNTox x Co De
.roit. Mich. sO3w5
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81 CITY LOTs FOR SALE.

Il
Being part Of the Adams Estate located near ths
state Reform school.
Enquire q J. ;. WOOD. or Mrs. 2. c. ADAMS.
of4t.
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NOTICES.

EOBES & HITCHCOCK have just recei1-
L Cd i've new styles OF Hats and Caps. Also. Alex
andre Kid Gloves Tor Gents-the best In the market
New Styles or goods received every week. 1861
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Remarkable Cure Of Deafness.

uPaALET JONES, Adrian. Mich
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-03-03

RAILRrAp AcoIDEvr.-Oa Saturday the
3. 10 o'clock train on the Keokuk road, met
Street, in this City. The engine, tender and
several freight cars went by safely, but the
Express and passenger cars struck tile end
Of a rail and turned over Oh the side. NJ
person was seriou sly hurt, an I'll cars wer,
NO slightly Injured that they were very soon
in running condition. Ths c,use of the &c
ciient was neglect to lock the switch. which
at that place - pubic one. used by both
the Kcokuk AMI Burlin ,ton Roads.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. Col. H. 0. Caldwell,
and Major John w. Noble, of the Sd lowe
Cavalry, favored US with call on yesterday
They were en- route for Fairfield to attend a
Festival in b nor Of some companies of their
Regiment, to come off last night.
We were yht glad to see ,'lay Caldwell.
He looks we'll and says he has enjoyed uni
form good health since he entered the army.
There is no better man in the service than
he, and no one has borne himself more no
bly, and bravely through all those terrible
marches campaigns and bat ties in Missouri
and Arkansas.
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. OUR PUBLIC SoUARE.-We cannot say ex

- OUR PuBLiC SQUARE-We cannot say ex.
actly how many times We have called the at
tention Of our citizens. to the importance of
improving our Public Square, but we know
we have d. ne so many a time and oft, and
yet any one can see at a glance that it has
been all in vain. TIE square has not been
fenced, nary tree OF shrub is growing there,
nor spear Of grass fr that matter Oacc
more then we venture tn appeal in behalf of
the Square. 1t is now surrounded by many
public and private structures, we'll adapted
to the locality, aud ornamental withal =
Private all tn some an mt can doubtless he
secured to make the desired improvements.
The rest the city and county Ought to do
The season to do il has returned. Why then
cannot it be donr? We don't expect all to
speak At ones. hut sill mt s,n,bpiy IN to
work, anil make at least an eff,rt in this di :
rec,ion. There is nothing like trying. ~
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sHERuFr,s SALE.

by virtue Of q special Execution to me directed
by the Clerk o: the District Court OF wapello Coun
erty her Elm after described, as by decree of said
Court directed, will expose TO sale at public auc
tion to the and best bidder for cash In hand
at the front door Of the Court House, in wapello
County, Iowa, on the tenth day Of March, 1854, be
tween the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock P,
NJ, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. OF said day, the
following Real Estate to-wit
West half Of Southwest quarter Of section (32)
thirty-two and lot no. ~ one and Southwest quar-
ter Of Northwest FIR actiona quarter, and Northwest
quarter Of So uthwest qua ter section 1881 thirty
three Township II North Of range IL West, taken as
by speci al Execution directed as the property OF
Thomas Deford to satisfy said execution in favor OF
Joseph Hamilton for the use Of G.. NJ. Scott and
against Thomas Deford for the sum OF six huDdi ed
and nine dollars and interest and costs.
G. A. DERBY, Sheriff of.Wapelo Co. Iowa.
Sheriifs Office, Ottumwa Iowa, Feb. 9th 1854.
471E2w. So
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Every genuine copy ofthe Fac-Simile contains not
only the Proclamation, but also the letter Of Prss
recognized by the certincat. on It's face Of Thomas
B. Bryan, authenticatingit; also by the above de-
vice and motto, and by the Proclamation Seal
marketfor the benefit Of the soldiers. - -
s,r se Of HOME FOB
triotic sons and brothers. Thousands who have
gone forth to battle for the preservation Of our go
tend abe area OF freedom, win turn TO an With man
gled limbs, sndshattered frames, incap ted for
labor during the remaining period oftheir existence
mere. TO such can we refuse christian welcome
1t generally known that the original DRAFT of the
presldsnss Ema nctpation Proclamation, was pnr-
chased st the North Western Sa nitary Fair for
5000 and through the generosity Of our fellow cit
zen, Thomas B. Bryan, Esq is the property Of the
trust for their benefit the Soldiers home OF Chica
go. This document, destined to live on the pages Of
History when generations yet unborn have passed
great instrument by which that foul blot On our pa
tional escntcheon, human slavery obliterated Is
ivy value IN :, saS and
more fully realize that value. the donor Of the orig
lRal document has engraved and copyrighte a per.
Presidents Autograph Letter, the whole forming .
large and beautiful engraving, ornamented with
portrait Of Abraham Lincoln. Thus, for the petty
cure this document Of endnring value, and at the
same time aid In the erection and maintenance Of
permanent Home for Disabled Soldiers. President
Lincoln over his own signsture, In letter aeknowL
edgpg the receipt Of the Fac Smile, pronounced II
"a faithful and correct copy" Of the original manu-.
script written by him. This Pa, Simile, published
under the auspices OF the Soldiers Home the only
one that IL genuine. IL any any appeal necessary
to your humanity Or your Christian Sympathy We
trust not. We believe that all who love their coun
try and ts glorious institutions will gladly contrib
ute the tridng sum that Il necessary shelter sup
port and smooth the pa ssage TO the grave, Of the
Scared and disabled veterans who have been the
defenders Of our great and beloved Union.
MRS. Q. Il. HOsMER,
Chairman Of the Publishing Com,
CHICAGO, ILL.,. 1884 -
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SHERIFY,S SALE.

By virtue Of a special execution to me directed
by the Clerk Of the District curt OF Wapelo coun
ty, State Of Iowa, commanding me to sell the prop
erty hereina described, as by decree Of said
Court dir ected, will expose to sale, at public
tion to the highest and best bidder for cash hand
at the front door of the Court House in wapello
county, Iowa, on the LIST day Of March, 1864, be
m, nc ing at 10 o'clock m, of said day, TIE
following real estate, t0-wit Lot seven {f in sub
division Of outIot nineteen (19), in the city OF o.
tumwa. Taken as by special ex ecution directed as
the properly of. ames W. Ireland and Mary A. Ire.
land, to satisfy said execution In favor Of II. b.
Jones, and against James w Ireland and Mary Ire.
land, for the of hi ndred and eleven ars
and forty-one cents, and interest and costs.
1918 4w G.. A. DERRY, SheriG
Sherif's ONCE, Ottumwa low a, Feb. 4. 1864,
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suERurF,S SALE.

By virtue Of an Execution to me directed, issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court OF Wapelo Cou
State of Iowa, have levied upon and will expose
to public sole at the front door the Court House
In said County, the folio wing descrihed
wit, situated in said County and State:
South west quarter Of asst quarter of section
QS) eighteen Township (71) seventy-one range Ia
west Said sale will take place on the 10th day o
March 1864, between the hours of o'clock A. M and
O'Clock r. NJ. comm. ncing at 10o'clock A. NJ. The
said prop erty having been taken at the sui Seth
Richards VS.. James II Berry, to satisfy sail execu
ton min etythree dollars and 66 cents interest and
costs. @. A, DERBY. sheriG.
sherif's ONCE, Ottumwa Iowa, Feb. 9Th 1864
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sHERIFF,S SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution to me directed, fssued
by the Clerk ofthe District Court OF Wapelo coun-
ty, State Of Iowa, have levied upon apd will ex-
pose 70 public sale ct the front door Of the Court
House, liz said county, the following desc-ibed pro-
perry towit, situated in said County and State -
North west quarter Of Southeast quarter Of Section
twenty zone (21l Township seventy-one TD, range
15wes', ~ acres. Said sale will take place the
9th day az March, 1864, between the hoars OF 9
o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. m, CONNIE ncing at 10
o'clock a, m. The said prope ~ having been TAX
at the suit Of james Hawley rs. A. w. CASTOR, ad-
mi nistrator Of the estate Of Je Nudge ct al, to
satisfy said execution $2sl 76-l00 interest AID
costs. GA DERBY ,erif.
sherir's ONCE, Ottumwa, Iowa, Feb. 8, 1864,
46-I5 4w.
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A lady passenger, well broken ont with the
small -pox. but closely yelled. came in on tn.
CD. 80. Road, Saturday, taking her seat in
the passenger car at Galesburgh, and trying
to &c, into an omnibus At tho ferry boat, to
ride to rs,islic house in this city. The &C.
cident raising of her vel disclosed wha,
was the matter. There may be good res
sons for persons with infectious diseases tax
Ing their seats in crowded cars and other
conveyances, but it is. difficult for fellow
travellers t. see it.-Hawk- Eye 80
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The Chicago Journal thus announ-
ces the arrival in that city of Henry
Clay Dean, who, it will be remember.
ed, spent several weeks in our city last
summers
ARRIVAL KxFRAoRDINARY.-Henry
Clay Dean, an itineant preacher ofthe
Copperhead denomination, has arrived
in Chicago. He is announced to
preach in Wetwhisky Hall before the
lnvincible Democratic Club to morrow
night. Text-"Puritans and Puritan-
ism" A five cent collection will be
taken at the close of the sermon.
Confederate SCRIP taken at par.
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SHERIFF ShkES.
sHERurF's SALE.

BY virtue of an Execution to me directed, issued
by the Clelk Of the District Court of Des Moines
County, State of Iowa, have levied upon and will
expose 10 public sale at the front door of the Court
House, In Wapello county, the following desc rbe
property, situated in Wapeo County and State
of Iowa:
Southwest quarter Of South-W est quarter, and
Southwest quarter Of NerhW est quarter ofSecti
Twenty -seven II, Township II Range 10 West.
Said sale will taxi place on the 18Th day Of March
1854, between the hours offs o'clock A. NJ. aud 4
O'Clock p. NJ, commencing at IL O'clock A. NJ. The
said property having been taken at the suit of
Nc Lafen Rapch, VS.. Elizabeth Hogan to satisfy
said Execution tArtysix dollars and forty five cents
interest and costs,
sheriGs Office, Ottumwa Iowa, February 18th 1864.
&. A. DERRY,
Sheriff Of wapello County. Iowa.
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HIsToRY OF Iowa Colonies. accom-
plished and enterprising fellow citizen Capt.
"A. A. Stuart. of thu 18th iowa Infantry,
has prepared work upon the above subject.
and is now At Des Moines for the purpose of
putting it to press. tits said by those who
have enjoyed peep at the manuscript, to he
q very entertaining aid valuable work. We
hope this enterpris, will be duly appreciated
by the people of Iowa. h'''
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SAPONIFIER
oar CONCENTRA TEDLYE
FAMILY SOAP MAKER.

FAMILY SOAP MAKER
WAR makes high prices; Saponiner helps TO reduce
them. IL makes Soar for Four cents pound by US
ing your kitchen grease
GE. CAUTION As spurious Lyes offered al
So be careful and only buy the Patente rtice put
up in Iron cans, all others being CounterGsits,
Pennsylvania SAT- Manufacturing Co.,
PHILADELPHIA NO. 1877 Walnut Street
PIrTsBu Ra-Pitt Street and Doquespe.
IS IS Sm
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TIME TABLE,R.& H ,RAILROAD
th MARBLE HALL Aa-4
Dining and Oyster saloon

The Undersigned would inform the citi
zens of Ottumwa and the public generally
that he has removed his Saloon into the
second story of the Carroll House, f,mme.
diately above his former room, where he is
better prepared now than heretofore ,oj &C
cornmodate those who may favor him With
a call. He has also fitted up rooms for
dining, and Is prepared to furnish
YARN meals at any hour in the morning
syYg4aso Gsoe0r erensng. II Irisaarsd
~ Fresh Oysters received daily BY Elk
press,
Remember the place, Marble Hall. Carroll
House building, second story -.
Dec.s3s 1853 rr1 ..a.Wm.A. M0LIA .
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Monsieur Charles Nslo, An eminent French
translator, being employed on an American
work, came to the words. moose deer; he
few to his dictionary, but could find no such
word as moose, but finding the word mouse,
he concluded that that was the word, which
bid been misprinted moose. and SO he trans
latsd moose deer-'great mice, six feet high,
with aptlers."
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-03-03

xr. Stiles was at home last week for the
purpose of attending to some private bus
ness. He informed MS that the Gencral
Assembly would probably adjourn about
the LIST Of April.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-03-03

CHANGE OF TNE.-A new time table Of
the keoknk roal went into effect vest rday.
The mail iron Xc'knk, going west arrives
at IL: 10 p. 10. from Eddy. lille going East
at 8: 90 a. IN.