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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-09-07
A YER'S PILLS

~
BILE? These systems are often -4.EEA--Tpy-.arT
the prelude to serious Illness hCs[x. NJ
Some fit of sickness is creeping hlS Vnsssss1-eeA
upon you, and should he avert
ed by timely dse Of the right remedy. Take Ayers
Pills, and cleanse out the disordered humorspurify
the blood, and let the fluids move unobstructed
in health again. They stimulate the functions of
the body into vigorous activity, purify thu system
from the obStructious which make disease. A cold
settles somewhere in the body and dera nges its
ural functions. These, IL not relieved, react upon
themselves and the surrounding organs, producing
general aggrava:i ion, suffering aud arrangement
While in this condition take Ayers Pills, and see
how dir ecty they rest ore the natural action Of the
system and with il the hnnrant feelinp Of health
again. What j. true and apparent in this trivial
aud common complai is also true in many of the
deer seated and dangerous distenpers. The same
purgatiye effect sSpes them. Caused by similar ob-
structons and arrangements OF the natural func
tions of the BODY, they are rapidly and many of
them surely cured W the same means. None who
know the virtue of these Pills win neglect to employ
them when suffering from the disorders they cure,
such Headache. Foul stomach, Dysentery, Bill
ious complaints. Indigestion, Derangement of the
Liver, Costiveness, Constipation, Heartburn, Rheu
matism, Dropsy, Worms and Suppression. when ia
ken in large doses
/ They are Sugar Coated so that the most sensitive
can take them easily, and they are surely the best
purgative medicine yet discovered.
Ayers Ague Cure.
For the speedy and certain OF Intermittent Fe
yer, or Chs and Fever, Remittent Fever, Chill
Fever. Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache or Bill
ious Headache, and Bilious Fevers; indeed, for
| the whole class Of diseases originating in hillary
arrangement, caused by the malaria Of miasmatic
| countries.
This remedy has rarely faile1 to cure the severest
of Chis and Fever, and it has this great ad-
vantage other Agus Medicines, that 1t subdues
the complaint without injury to the patient 1t con-
tains qui1ine other deleterious substance. nor
doe it produce quinsm or any injurious effect what
ever. Shak .ng brothers of the army and the west,
try IL and you will endorse these assertions
Prepared by J. G. AVER co. Lowell, Mass.
and sold by TAYLOR, BLAKE CO., 0ttumwa
wholesale agents, and by all Dealers in Medicine.
july "a, ls65-dv2m
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ITO JOUN w SMITH

SlR-You are her eby notified that the peti-
ten Of Mary z. Smith IL file in III Office Of the
Clor of the District Court Of Wapelo county Iowa
In which petitioner asks decree Of divorce aga nxt
you, and for the custody of her children and for
"mony, and for cause charges you of adultery. and
uni you appear and make defense to said petition
on or before noon Of the second day of the
OF the District Court of Wapcllo county, Iowa to be
commenced on the 2Ith day Of November, 1856 de-
faux viii he taken against you, aud a decree render
ed in accordance with the prayer of petitioner
M0RRl: J. WILLIAMS, Atty
Aug. "a, lS65-4w. for petitioner
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' OtIunWa Courier
Fiencs! Pianos!!

Who wants to buy Piano? Useful in
formation on that subject can be had at
this office.
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GET YOUR PICTURES FRAMED.-We call
the attention of the people to the fact that
Mr.. g. A. Roemer has received large
stock Of assorted picture frame moulding,
gilt and rosewood. Call and see him.
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WILLIAM McGINNIS and Mary

MEG nnis-foe are hereby pstifsd that the
petition Jacob jenkins is now on file in She sffee
Of the Clerk of the District Court of Wapello county
Iowa, in which said jenkins asks for decree qaie-
ing In him the title TO the east half Of the
quarter OF the south quarter of section r. 0wa-
snip Il, range Is and unless you appear and make
defense 10 said petition or before of the
ond day ofthe next term of said District Court 10 be
commenced on the 2ith day of November, tssS, de-
fault will be taken against you AMI decree render
ed in accordance with the prayer sf petitioner.
MORRIS :. WILLIAMS, ATTY
Auh. "a, 1s65-4w for petitioner.
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SOidierS
TWELFTH IOWA STATE FAIR.


BURLINGTON. sept, go, 81, % 80,
$1,000 offered IN Prenaianasv
All Railroads ia Iowa carry passengers at
half fare, and Freight for Exhibition free. c. b. Il
Q. at 60 per cent west of Mendoza for Passen-
gers, and Freight free. Northern Line Packet Com.
pany at half fare Western st age Company, through
out Iowa, at two thirds usual fare.
Best accommodations for a State Fair in
the North West.
All information cheerfuy furnished OF applica-
tient to J. NJ. sHAFFER, Secretary,
Fairfield, Iowa.
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The stockholders of the Toledo and Wabash, Great
Western of Illinois, Quincy and Toledo and Illinois
and Southern Iowa Railroad Companies, have, by a
nearly unanimous vote ratified the articles of con-
sodation agreed to by the directors and the roads
viii! hereafter be known under the name of the To-
ledo, wabash and Western Railway Company This
consolidation forms of the longest and most i'm
portant trunk lines in the country and is the only
line between Lake Erie and the Mississippi river
under one organization and OF uniform guage.-
Trains run through from Ketkuk to Quincy and To-
leGo without change Of cars. The directors Of the
company met at Fort Wayne, and organized by
the election of Hon. A. Boedy, as President.
july Z, +S65--dI3S14 3m.
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Policies of Insurance

on lves, stationary property, and property in tran
stu. in the best Companies in tbs United States,
the most favorable terms.
FOR SALE-A large Brick Hotel in the city Of OF
tumwa, well located. Cheap forcash.
FOR sALE-A small frame dwelling on Front
street, city of ottumw desirable residence.
FOR sALE--A large two story frame DIV cling in
the central part of the city of Ottumwa.
FOR sALE-A large brick dwelling in the suburbs
Of the city of Ottumsa well situated, with trees,
shrubs, and other conyenicnces.
FARM FOR sALE--In HIGHLAND township. eight
miles from 0ttunya containing 300 acres-100 acres
In good guilty. alton. calculated for Stock Farm !;
well wLtered 1870 fruit tees of xcellent quality
$3.50 - Aw. CASTOR.
FARM FOR Containing $50 acres so acres
In cultivation 10 acres timber innr, in Dshlon-
egs Township, 81 miles North East of OtsumEa.
FARM FOR SALE-Containins 1870 acres, of wtic
So is nice prairie land we'll improved, and 40 acres
Of timber, in Dahlonegs Township miles North
East Of Ottumwa.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE House for sale sit
uated on Front Street, containing ten large rooms
calculated for a boarding Hotel stand.
FOE SALE-i2U acres of nice prairie land in Madi-
son county, miles from Winterset, it being the
south half south east quarter and the south east of
ths south west quarter of Section Fifteen, Township
IS, Range % west.
For rarther parti culars and terms Of the above
premises, call at the office of the undersigned on
Court street. A. w, CASTOR.
FOR SALE--l6N acres OF choice land in Washing z.
con county, Iowa. For particulars. enquire of
A. W. CASTOR.
FOR sALE-f6a acre. Of choice Prairie Land, in
Iowa CO nty. For terms
A. W. CASTOR.
FOR sALE-A Farm containing 400 acres loo
acres under fence. Within three miles OF Ottumwa.
For particulars, see A W. CASTOR.
FOR SALE-A small house and lot in the eastern
part OF the city of Ottumwa. Cheap for cash. En-
qairs Of A. W. CASTOR.
Ofhce on the Northwest side of Court
Bstoeea Front and Second Streets,
OTTUlEWA, IOWA.
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ITO MARTIN ALTERNATELY

. I
L. sIR-You are hereby notified that the petitien
OF Elizabeth abernathy is file in the Office of the
Clerk If the District Court of Wapello county Iowa
in which she asks 4 decree Of divorce against YOU
and the custody OF her children and unless you APP
pear and make defense to said petition or before
noon OF the second day of the next term Of the Dis
rtct Court OF said county to be commenc ed on the
2ith day of November 1861 default will be ia EN-
against you, and decree rendered In accordance
with the pray er VI petitioner.
MORRIS J. WILLIAMS. Atty
Aug. "a, ls65-iY. ferpetitionsr
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ESIREsAuSSp ~ bQ asR3 bsd AR vns N Is!Gs
cy township, Wapelo county, Iowa, July 25th, 1865
Bay Horse, Is years old last spring, about !51s
haHts high, some white hairs on the hip. Valued at
$50. also a Bay Mare, six years old, with saddle
marks, about IS hands high. Valued at $50
Aug2i 1863 Wv l. NJ COOLEY. Clerk.
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ITO RACHEL S RENO.-You
II are hereby notified that the petition Of Norman
Rt no is on file in the Office of the Clerk the Dis
trict Court OF Wapello county, Iowa. in which psti-
tioner asks decree of divorce against yeu and for
canse alleges adultery, and unless you app .ar and
~ axe defense to said petition before noon of
we second day of the next term of said District
court to be commenced tn Nth day of en- or
1900 default will he taken against you and decree
rendered IN accordance with the prayer petitioner.
NORRIS J. WILLIAMS, Atty
Aug. "a, 1s65-4w for petitioner.
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SPECHL NDHES.
CLAIM AGENCY.

CLAIM AGENCY.
Soldiers, and the widows and heirs efsoldiers are
notified that am acting licensed claim agent,
for procuring Pensions Bounties, Back Pay and all
other just claims against the Government.
Charges moderate, and nothing unless claims are
allowed. EDWARD ii. STILES.
I'll eff Oaiee opposite ottumwa House.
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COMMERCIAL.
OTTUNWA MARKETS.,
CORRECTED BY
M f. N ID r. HALL a RAKEIy

These quotations, It will be un derstcod, are paid
by first buyers and not by retail trade. The city
trade will denand higher prices to purchasers.
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on lives stationary property, and property in tran
stu. in the best Companies in tbs United States
the most favorable terms.
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Union Teptinrs.

J. c. HINSEY, Sec.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-05-10

A SKIRMIsu.-While passing down
street on yesterday, We heard a tremen.
dous noise in Ileliman Il Brubaker's gro.
Gerry store. Thinking, perhaps, that it
was caused by the rapid decline in Gro
c%eries, We entered, when 10, we found our
friend DAVE engaged in deadly conflict
with a genlleman-cat, which had been
playing smash" gitb the queencsware.
They fought desperately, the cat getting
the better of its antagonist. DAVE fell
back, but again came up TO the scratch
Just at this stage Of the contest, our at
tertlon was called to the large supply o.
Family Groceries which had been reeeiv
cd from the East, and we're being sold Al
tho lowest figures. Drop in, 2 doors
West Of the Town Hall.
P. Slave succeeded in ejccting the
cat from the store room.
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subscribers Of the Union,

For the convenience Of subscribers to
the Union who are indebted to j. j
Jacobs, jacobs l. McCord, or to McCord,
Nelson and Lands, the undersigned will
be at the following places for the purpose
of settling their acc, UNITS.
EROMEVILLE-Wcdnesday Nay 10.
ROWSBURG-Friday, May 18th.
NANKIN-Saturday, May 18th.
Probationary, May 18th.
SULLIVAN-Wednesday, May 18th.
TROY Friday, May 10Th!
RUGGLES-Monday, May I'D.
MIFFLIN--We dnesday, May Gath.
PERRYSVILLE-Friday, May 26th.
FL0UDONVILLE--Monday May, 20.
MOHICANVILLE- Wednesday, May
3lst, 1865.
All interested are, respectful request
cd to attend at times and places specified
j. D. JONES, Collector.
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"HUMlLIATIoN AND PRAYER."-Gov-
ernor Rrough has.issued his prOclama'
ton, recommending Thursday, the LIST
of June next, as a day of "humilliatiOn
and mourning" to be observed by the
people Of Ohio, in accordance with q for
mer proclamation of the President of the
United States. 1t is recommended that
all business be suspended, and religious
services performed in all the Churches
on that day. These services have special
reference to the death of the late Presi.
dent. In times like these it is, perhaps,
well for US all to "watch and pray"
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ny The "Star Sisters" Madame Ju.
~vinilia Olivia, the celebrated Prima Don
ma, and her sister, Cclestia, the American
COn,ralto, gave one OF their popular en-
tcrtainmcnls at the Town Hail, on last
Wednesday evening. The Hail was fll-
cd to OVERLOOKING, of "ladiCs and gentle
men Of both Sexes" who were highly en-
teriaincd. We heard a great many re.
mark ("fOr people will t0lk,") that it was
tho best concert ever givcr in this place.
We hope that they may again visit Ash.
land.
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RELIGIoUs.-.The annual convention of
the Christian Missionary Society of Ohio
will be held in this place (by the Disci'
ples), commencing on Tuesday, tho 23d
inst, at 2 O'clock P. NJ, and continuing
three days. A large number of Minis
tiers and Delegates rom this and a%joining
States is expected. The services will be
held in the NJ. L. Church.
There will be preaching every night,
and several interesting addresses in the
intorims Of business during each day
To the business meetings, as well as TO al
others, the public are cordially invited &c
attend.
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PRoDUcE Attention is directed TO
Mr.. AlIee's call for produce, for which
he pays the highest cash prices. His
arrangements Tor buying butter are CON
p!ete. Butter delivered at his Grocery
Store or tic G. z. Wick, at the Cellar un.
der ParmcIy's store, will be carefully
weighed and promptly raid for. As
there is a perfect rush at Allec's Grocery
all tie time. he certainly must sell cheap
Try him, No. 3 Town fall.
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I'm MemOriam.

Att regular meeting Of the Ashland
Medical Society, on Monday Evening,
May lst, lS65,-prc:ent, Drs. Osterlin,
Kinnaman, Hill, Crane and Cowan,--the
Committee on resolutions, consisting Of
Drs, Crane, Cowan and Kinnaman, made
the following report, which was adopted /;
WHEREAS, An al'-wise Providence, in
His insarutable dispcusatiOns, has taken
from among us a worthy member of our
Association in the person OF DR.. Joseph
Sheets ; therefore,
Resolved, That in DR.. Sheets this So.
ciety always recognized an honorable gen.
tleman, n kid aud attentive physician
and q consistent Christian.
Re;olued, That in his death We have
lost II worthy associate and the profession
q high.minded aud dignifed member,
who would never yield the dignity of his
profession for q aalterer's praise, nor sac
rifce his professional honor to serve lh1
a~varice that seeks the dollar as the price
Of principle, prclerriug to do poor with
an honorable name standing in his pro
fession than have riches to DO respected
and himself despiscd.
Resolved, That the community in which
he lived has lost one Of its best members
candid, conscientious ard always truth
full geaerOus almost to a fault kind ant
aEeciionatc to all with whom no was as
ISOLATED.
Resoloed, That his friends and rela
tives have our sympathy and condolCnc,
for their bereavement, and VIC will eve
hold his momory in esteem.
Resoluea, That We will wear tho usua
badge of mourning for thirty days
Resolued, That the Ashland Unioi
and Ashland Times be requested to pub
lish these proceedings, and that a copy b
sent by the Secretary to the friends Q
tho deceased.
G. W. HILL, Sec'y. l.
D@- DR.. Tbwiug, Miller House, lSt
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A. Card.

Editors Union I'm reply to many
letters and inquiries from people in this
section of the county, the undersigned
take great pleasure in saying through the
columns of your paper, that u renown.
ed preparation known as GOES DYS.
PEPSIA CURE, isa certain cure for
Dyspepsia, in its worst stages. Many
cures of long standing, whiting our W
acquaintance, have been completely, and
we believe permanently cured. 1t will
stop distress after eating almost instanta-
ncously, and enables the dyspcptic who
has lived for years upon Graham bread
and the plainest diet, to eat as heartily
as he pleases, and anything he chooses,
witholt danger Of distress, or souring, or
rising on the stomach. 1t is an %infalli'
bic correc.or of indigestion and constipa.
ton, creates a healthy appetite, stops
sick headache, heart burn, sickness OF
the stomach, pains, cramps, or collie in
either stomach or bowels, and sweetens
offensive breath, as soon as you take it.
and by enabling the patient to take plen'
ty of hearty food, which is the parent OIL
health" produces vigOr, strength and en-
crgy. In every trial We have known, il
has speedily cradicatcd Dyspepsia with
all its attendant suffcrings, weaknesses
debility, and loss of power, giving instead
n proper activity and tone to the stom'
ache and organs Of digestion, and as We
confidently believe, and the published
certificates in our circulars, ~almanacs, ant
in many Of the leading journals, from
convalescent patients will confirm, com
%pletely, permanently, and almost miracu
lousy "cure the worst cases OF Dyspep
STA in existence" We warrant it in ev
cry instance. 1t can be Obtained at 81
the Drug Stores in the United States an'
Cauadas. at Sl,00 per bottle, or six bot
ties for $500.
G. G. CLARK & CO.,
Proprietors, New Haven, OF
Jan. 24-7lSn32.
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THE ashland UNION, WEDNESDAY MORNING MAY Mn

lG- We were surprised upon dropping
into the Boot, Shoe & Leather Store Of
William WATSON, in the Yellow Brick
corner, opposite the Post Office, to see
his store crowded with SO many buying
customers. He has a very large and
beautiful stock ofgoods, consisting Ofgcn-
tlemen and ladies' CATERS, fine shoes, &c,
which are sold at extremely lou prices fol
goods Of the very best quality. Having
had long experience in the boot and shoe
trade, Mr.. Wasson is enabled to buy his
stock at the lowest figures, and having
adopted the ready pay system, he sells a
small profits. Call and see his stock and
get bargains before it is too late.
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ta- W~inbiglcr & Co., received anoth'
er large stock Of Groceries last week
BY the way, Il. NJ. Wlnbisler, of said
firm, ever mindful of our wants, on one
of the warmcst days Of last week, present
cd US with lemons, sugar, nutmeg, and
all that was necessary 10 make lemonade,
Except water, which We furnished ou'-
sclvcs) and for which we are under many
obligations. All hands, imPy included,
join in saying, "long may DICK wave"
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Ds5~ Pcterson's Magazine for May is
before US, and fully equals previous num-
bers. last year the Magazine had $780,.
900 subscribcrs-this year many more,
but in spite of the large demand the pro
prietor is up to his orders. If success is
any test, Peterson's is one of the best of
Magazines. Price, $500 per annum -
Address, G. ], Peterson, 3O6 Chestnut
Street PHILADELPHIA.
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pS- Read the advertisements. No per.
son can read the advertisements in d pa.
per without being benefited. Almost
every kind of-business is therein set forth,
and a careful reading will give you infOr-
nation of persons, occupations, localities,
changes, new firms, law matters, &c, &C.,
TINT you canrot otherwise obtain without
great labor and trouble. Advertisement
form an elaborate history Of Commercial
transactions, Read them.
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psy- We neglected to notice, last week,

Bay- We neglected. to notice, last week,
tho sudden death of DR.. SHEETS Of
which we take the following particulars
from the Times Of the 4th {. .
"On Tuesday evening last DR.. Sheets
was seen in the store Of Messrs. Armen-
trout, at Hayesvilie, for the last time
alive. He went from there directly, it
is supposed, to his tfice and retired to
bed. On Wednesday he was not seen,
but his friends supposed he had come to
this place, his former residence, on bust.
ness. Thursday came and he was still
absent. Considerable anxiety was felt
about him, and on the afternoon of Thurs
day Mr.. Armentrout came here TO ascer.
tain if lie had been here, but could find
no one who had seen him. Upon his
reaching Hayesville, search was immedi-
atcly made for him, and, sad to relate, he
was found dead in his bed, where he had
died, apparently, without a struggle
An examination took place on Friday,
when it was found that his lungs, heart
and liver had been very much diseased,
and his gall bladder, 20 stones, ranging
in size from q pea to a marble we're found.
The heart being unable to perform its
functio.s properly, he died very sudden
w. ="
In his death, how strikingly and forOI-
bly, is the truth brought. home, to his
neighbors and acquaintance, that Sin the
midst Of life we are in death r Only
a few days ago, DR.. SHEETS was in the
full vigor Of manhood, and as he moved
among US. appeared a specimen Of high
health and u strong, vigorous constitution
buoyant with the hopes Of an active, use,
full and long life, 1t is difficult to real,
izc that he is really gone, and that he ha:
been stricken down 50 suddenly; but
such is the varying and transitory ferns
of life, by which we are %surrouncd, ant
in which we live. We are but mortals
and continually passing away. We arr
all subject to deaths fatal shaft, and arr
all fastening to that inevitable hou
when The fondest hopes and the tender
est tics must he severed, and when tn
mortal shall assume the immortality.
DR.. SHEETS was gifted with a stroni
and comprehensive mind, we'll stored will
knowledge, and chasteusd by experience
lie had strong convictions Of moral dut,,
AID fixed purposes. He was an agreeable
amiable and interesting gentleman in tn
social circle. Tutthose with whom h
was intimate, he was always pleasant an
agreeable to the world, he was not we
known nor understood but by his friend
and intimate associates, he will be great
missed. Truth, justice, aud intcgrii
we're the pillars of his moral character
Mingling u sympathies with those
his bel caved relatives and sorrowin
friends, VIC leave him in the hands of h
God, with the full consciousness that,
integrity, uprishtncss, and benevolent
on earth are q passport to the regions
bliss beyond the skies, our friend is a
ready numbe,ed with the hosts that con
pose the galaxy Of heaven.
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I elaspcd her Ii ny hand in mine,

I elaspcd her my hand in mine,
| claspcd her besuteous fern;
! vowed 10 shield her from tho wind,
And from tho worlds cold storm.
She set her bGauteous eyes on me,
The tears did wildly flow,
And With her little lips she said,
"Confound you let me po!"
And she did go straightway to Barton u
Hanna's Gallery and had her photograph
taken, which can be seen by calling there.
Persons desirous Of ascertainipg who this
angelic creature is, vii! call soon, as her
photograph will be on exhibition only o
days longer. Their rooms are ono door
west Of the Town Hall,