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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

TIE lahfn revol1f.or seems to te
s-hisslnF sscoe-s. n Fops I'll scsk e.
s.yiau. in Barans. shoaid matters become
asors thresisairE ahoat R1tss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

III Gsrd'ner RsP1rtcr ss,s Rev J. G..
Suo- Prvaohsd az Gardiner lAs; Sahbaih.
on eKcAAhss -ith - PASTOR OF th< Metz
% 80 Cburch rn that siiy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

E.aer Dsrham sooc,sdci in rai.iar
sgaa'h shii ssar IN LiH.ugton. tisai -eizh-
- is6 ~. H. sd "a. esalssiiy lsss
r sofabie tLan Ga Osfori Cosnty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

We undcrsisnd ttrt 'he firm CHI
Cisfin Co. ~ Ne~ York. ffhe largest
~ goods iohbirr bou-- 10 fho ~orli ~.
taken ~ r~r~rsi arencv ~ - Furlo.c
Fap~r Panfaiet Co. a. Nsehsnir Fau. FOR
~ Juiied Stsfrs. and have o-Jer-d aH ~
goods tie co1ursry esn rrotur~. rPr,ss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

The siesne' Charl~, Hosghion has been
Paryhase4 and plar-i on the foute from
Portland 20 Boothbay AL Damariscoua.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

Oar Nor-ay eortcsPsnleut or notI-inr
The Erouius 81 peschss .n b. town. asksl
q sny other tom bad ever Prsdacsd ttcm.
Pea hes have been raisei in Faris Or NAM
years. NJ J. ~ Gibson. ubose farm b.
advertised in this paper. orr day ,l.orri
ss trse a. heavily adsn o. saisty ~ouid
permit. and tlss Bas.iif o. ~ll ts.t4y sas
excellent. A So years sn-s thers -erc
several trees a. s.. Pare. ihai proIoccI
fruit.
Ihere . On ms ca Gea HsbLarI
place. very large cLc,fraf tr,.. t.at hss
producei ripensd usi. to- uaaay ysa-s .
shes Tee sssson 10 fssorslie. Ws LassaI-
20 eaten -ainats rs.sea is Ms.ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

fESNsftvsSfs. fornsy's Pres con
crdrs ilc eie-tioa I'D SLars-ool. dem. ~
90 majority a. al of.et 90 ttis. .oue
thrre tLo-arl f-aall.snt votes lave been
disooverel in I'5HaIeiphia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

GErfocY. Dr. Tree 49, eouusnce q
rourss ~ le-'a--s ir ste Araie-y. Pare
San. ~ sa1riay evtrine next. oar peo-
Pc ISL seasos uasei.a gooi .nves<e4,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

The Jeisrsouisn sayss Nv. Dr Poni.
81 the Iheoios.cal Seminafy. recently re-
oeised sioo a. the proHer-'i p-iz- Or The
bcst 49,, 90 .sngr.xa,ioaal.u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

To people ai Baek6ell bold q Sio-. g.
ti's Fiiisge. 90 SATURDAY,. Osioasr iSts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

A dispa'cb frors WsshinCtos. AVS rssn-
sers 81 Conxrsss arc b~gInslng 10 arrive
IL - ths part 81 -Isdom 10 b. o. tand b.
lore Johnson hss q chance 10 shat tbsrs out
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

4 CEs~HrEEv CEoF We have nen-
iioned ~ orerafion, o. Chas T. Chase.
Esq o. ph6cid. in the Cultivation ofcran-
berries. He Ia no. ucalows und. r CALI
saiion 18th ms crop a. niIseid. Bryani,
foud ard Fcru. -h.ch has. been pre-
parcl -iih carr. Al ~hich have no- bc~a
in beafing OR aboustsu years. ris sea-
SD D. has picked from his vines fir ksu.frsf
at fiirfy-oae ta,heis q ssperior bsrrles.
a. % -iieh -ere gaibcrri ~ lad. sad
conseq1eat.y ia mech letter condition tAaa
those torn ~ wiih rakes lie has bad
soac days forts ~ourn "a Uaac a. -ork
Pietine. a; 500 pr La,hei. Mr. CLa,-
~iii fnl 81 crop a. rruansrasise a. The
bop crops ihai have beea tos.'cl over
90 Ts-.,isy ibs tr.ck repssr~r on the q
I l. =, moved q raI sbovc West Pans.
hrsi piarinE the proper sag In posniau
H. lorAl irs cha cane don tsiorc th-
trark AS in order. ard not hasu,g bale.
snoush O. oousroi ts~ tr.sn On t.s grsde.
~as thro-n from tbs trArk. tie engine tip
p-d over. ard three cars su.asA-d. Ih-
pa--sngsr tram as detained to or thrre
holrs. 70 ore a. hurt.
Some L,g trouing 30 reported r. tie
J.4ruai e.. having occurred a. che Jay to-a
sLo~. Tie s.aning horse u.alc has Ia
n O. srcouls. u b. car boI that ga.i if
souli g.se hil a mile in -J 90 c1nsiicra-
g. teurr Ian f-lt~ hase ever done.
Ne un8er-,snd tat ,b- Bo-so.p b,v.
arc,pf fh~ shsll-uge - tte P-nas.see-a...
ses 81 Norway 20 pa 81 'bc silver BAN
al ihc game Ill b. PLAYED On Saiur,Iav
ueSt a. Brsss-ict
Ihe Drn,er combination as adveli.,ed
a. >oaih iaris lat Fr.Iay evening. Il.
iori .1a'e.y tle rope broke pbile lfr. ID
uas Prf'ormiug a. Mcchsric Fan.. AMI b.
bfoac ~ is o. alI. sLioh al ,s,peu.l
operations i7r ihe prrs-nL
d b. stated fhat Ih-atriral company &.
in trsiniar af osfr-.i. ~ho.- f-., aracs-.
anoe aiI pralaoe decided sensat.o.
TIE Repabi,cau -aaIsr.iy in Io-ai. aioat
~ go. Adispatcl SAYS tic lrisl a. ,.er-
usns sent scaiast ss soii4
'' ia Cro~n IS ou baf nat IS ora. ~ 30 tts
ut.c ~ pauf b.. uhich tbe Jouraa sa4s
liar. Jonas 6rrrne bas Iast isslcI. els.sr
staielaeut of Dc vie-s of tfc c.rcs-.ss.
crs oi o. death ed Dol. isari.cr. .L..L &C.
carrel "a, Lrvuioa. lass y,a-
It aaF save same m.sr1-,L....sn 20
''ate tlat the Report offi. Cou.m.t,ee On
Miscriiareoa. A-fl CO.. 90 "a ia fb- Al.
u 49,. L-..--L -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

Ia Cro-n Wou baf not IS orn. '' - tbs
ut.c ~ a pauf b.. uhilh tbe Jouraai ssr.
iior. Jonas 6reene bas jos isslel. e.,.sr
e. stafriaeat oi De- vie-s of tfc c.rcs-.s,.
crs oi o. death oi Lis isseL.er. .L.L o-.
carrel resr Leviaoa. iast y,a-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18
Avillainous Opera,ioa .

Las FRIDAY. a. No Is. MiAed train uas
standing on the track in lie station A. :.
Pans. the driver u No - engine cane
DOM a. high speed. vhicL va net chcck
e. unsii BE- ran full INTO tbe passenger car
10 the rear q No. Is. The shock shre-
one Of The passengers d0-n tst-ccu f~o
srais. smashing one - Ibe SEATS The
-rIter ~as stiiug o. ihe stove. and "a
landed ca ihe foor a the car SON trst
from ~h,rv D. wss sitting uIik ZONE ,hes
sPots- aui some torn clothing. Tie sprlu-
bottoms ~crv started up from several % th-
seats. ani che sLaeking rod bcnt Up - a. 20
Ineent the wooden batter. n lie Saioon
ar the stove ~as lLr0~n do-n ard -l-cn 80
were In q was braoed % -ih siioks @
wood and looked a. ibossA . -Oui4 ~
qaire surgical ai4-
a. iherc as Pien,y o. room above tLc
train FOR az uscesaary movements. iLi- st
seemed 70 be s.mPiy pieoe Of mere -an-
touuess. and one ~hsch ~oull have had
-0rsc resale. bat Tor sic ia,t thai some
car ~ere beng shan,ed. anl bst a email
part a the train vas on ihe track 90 ~
oei,e ibe sL,cs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

q J. kn.git. L.l ,i B-ysrr. PouI
pa. purehasei fie sari bari by TI- b.
Chase. 30 Mr Knieti -,novsd % OIL.
rer estallsbuaenf thfs vsek
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

BrEcfsEY Thursdav right - i.si
~sek. the store OR T. Boyntor. E-q
~ the Osiord station - op~usd ty brsak-
ins ran~ ~ gis.. 10 49, door and rrnov.
ir. the boh To- royce stei. ri,.-e Of
clofs. ant aboui Co. cert, NJ Boyrsou
found ihaf a. rndian narned 1l-vis bad ben
90 Ncrhanie Fsli. FRIDAY. an hsd . suit
o. cloths 60; iron ~. rlofh He pad ~
'be eu'fIng in "copper"; sd then purchased
ti-ket for - Paris. shi-h b. paid Cor
~i'h cruts NJ. Boyrson soHo~ed on snd
iosnd that b. vrnt o. Norwsv. -here D.
vas arrested ~ ofEc~r Sfevess. On BENZ
srresfed h- ccnsessrd tie dsed - ore
70 ~ hrourht before ~ Upton. Esq
g. examinsfiou. a,i boune over in che
suun ofseoo. 80 fsr =. fsrrishins bsI "a
concerned TO d-li.-s o. TO niIiiors
-oaid have been a. url. snd ~ a. coz
nifted to jaI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

TIE Republican -aaI.r.iy Dol Iowa - al.oa'
"a 90. Adi.paiei sass t.e lri,L al ,.er.
u.sns vcnt sralast ss soiil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

We un1er-tand thaf the Bo-doin bov.
arc,pf 80 ehsll-ngv - tie P-nassser-a...
ees 81 Moray % rIss for 'hc silver BAH
al ihe game -iii D. piiscd On Saiur,Isv
uext a. Brsus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

Ihr Drnicr combination ras advertised
4" soaih Pans lat Frilay evening. Ia
fort .1a'e.y tle rope broke phi.e Afr. ID
ua' PERFORMING 81 Meehsnic Far,. AMI b-
ofo.e a ~ is Ca hil. sLioh -i.l sssper.l
Operations i1r Co. prrs-nt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-31

Tie Garden Of Plants. Paris. vas recent
y the scene Of remarkable encounter
between an eicpbaHi snd a rai. which !.
ihas described
=" The keepers were engaged in Destroy
ing large number Of rats. When one Of
them escaped and r.n to the .pO, allotted
to the eierhNns. Seeing no otb~r refuge.
IN the t~inkling Of an e,e the raf -nusiy
ensconea himself IN the trunk % the ele-
phart. very much 70 the elephants dis,.iis
fae,ioG lie stamped his foot ard twisted
bis trurk around Ike The sail of windmill.
Afcr these evoluiions he stool suddenly
siill. ev.dentls refisetins on What IA was
best 10 do. lie ran 60 the Trough where he
~a- accustomed 70 drink. sni plunged bi-
truck inio ibe water. then returned 20 his
den. and raising Lis trunk. With The water
he absorbed. be dashed cut the unl0rtunate
rat. which vas in a sheet of waier ike hat
i-ssing f,om ere engine. When the rat
ssn 10 the groand tbe elephant seized him
and ni ade hiui Undergo the immsrsion and
projection iour times Al The fourth throw
It ien dead. The elephant. -iib mai,s'ie
AIR. bet cooI and placed. crushed be an
noyiug Estlc enemy -iih bis foot. and then
vent r0ord 70 the ,ps ctators 10 sake his
usual eolleciion Of cakes. sugar and other
dsintics. The leAt was received with vo-
eii~ross sPPlaosc. which Sb- slsPhant seem
ed 10 fully snderstand and ar. FeciAfe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-31

OUR TEEErrOEIAL ACQUISITIONS. The
following is a list;
I. The purchase Of I.oaisiana and The
Nis-is-iPPi valley, IN iSo3. from France.
Tor 1900 900.
Tie purchase Of Florida. in 1919 from
Spain. for s3.0Oo.OO0.
5. The annexation Of Texas IN iS45.
a The purchase of California. Ne~
Mexi-o. sBd Utah. from Mexico. for sl5.-
900. .O0O. an ISsS.
8. The purchase Of Arizona from Mexieo
for Si0. .0OO. 900. IN is54
6. The purchase Of the immense R8s.iAn
possessions. rannihg down on the Pacihc
coasi iron tho North Pole 20 hi'y four north
lafis ode. a: -hich Inc it strikes the British
possessions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-31

A Psrn. vben dining -ith Qussn Vic
TORS. vss chsllenged by royal dschess
% take some -ine viih her. lie politely
fbsnked her. bui dsciiued the compiisnen'.
siafing that ~ ucv,r took zine. The dseh-
ess Immediately turned 20 tie Qus-u snd
ioculsrly sid Pieass your hsiesiy.
here is Lord. vbs oeciines O. take
~ias o. yosir M.jssy'. tsble.- Every eye
"a. turned % tbe Qseen. sd not little
curiosity 80 evinced a. - The mannsr IN
~hieh the si,stsiner vould be deali 9Th.
wifh . s-uiiing and grsoefal expression the
O,Icsn repi I'D o. Tbers is no comyuisioa
90 nv tsbie- Ths story I. counsnicsted
% q ne-spsp-r By one % re guests.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-31
VOLUME 81. NO. 20.


The most attractive curio-ifses NJ the
French Depsrtnent Of the Paris Exposition
sa newly invented erav.t PIN Everybody
has seen bow bells are rung in all the new
hotels. Instead Of polIinx the bel and
making n ring BY an exsrtioE Of mechanical
force. We press a small button in the val;
this Is connected BY an electric -ire with q
hftie alarm. the elsPper Of which keeps on
juggling 90 long a. the button !. pressed
Lit the band from the button and the alarm
ceases This principle q French je~eler
has adapted 10 eravst pins. The knob Of
the pm Is Of varous devices II is a hare
With a tabor. or drummer with hi. drum.
or a deaths head With loose under js-.
or dog. Whoever chooses 10 wear such
PIN has connected With IL BY wire . small
electric battery in One Of his pockets He
puts his hand into has pocket. tooche. but
ton ihsre. and OF goes the pin. The hare
begins to pAfter on the tabor. the drummer
TO beat on bis drum, the deaths bead to
chatter and roll its borrid eyes. or the dog
20 bark and snap When the hand 10
liiied from The button, instantly all Is quiet.
A top has been invented in Paris. called
the prolihe top; Il is set spinning bya
thread and ueedls- As soon as IL is fairly
IN motion. halfdozen small tops come out
az if-bow2 that is The inventors secret
-snd begin 10 spin around Il Ike satellites
Of JuPiter. and after some tune the Top re-
Absorbs them.
In the British Department q eunons
swan attracts grrst attention When NE
approach the bird Ne see him floating n, Il
IN water. and resting has bad behind bis
wings. ne is wound up. and he begins to
raise has bead with all the proper motions
Of the swan. lie curves has neck in pride;
be e-pie. some fsh in the water before him
he losers has bead 10 seize one he holds "a
IN kis hesk for an instant; he then swallows
it. and. last of AL. re urns gra cfuily 10
rest. The srfion is very pretty and calls
forth load applause. The bird. however.
Is indeed very old though his plumage nay
he ne~. Its mechanism Vas supposed to
have been eossir1cted by Mr.. Weeks.
Who lived IN she reign Of George III but
it Was lately discovered that it formed part
Of the Museum Of Dir. Coz. London
j~~eler. Who lived in the reign Of George
IL. and vhose oolleefiOn must have been
of sOEse importance. s he obtained an Act
of Parlimrnt 20 enable hira TO dispose o. Il
bv louery. Mr.. Harry Emanuel has pot
nc eloek-work mechanism IN order. and
has given &c bird . Es- and Leantifnl siI-
yer Pluasge bot this - ali he bad 10 do
with the invention Of the toy. which proves
seems 20 eciip-s al else IN its neighborhoOd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-31

At scranton. Pa. recently. litile boz
oi eight wears was shat uP over night IN
coal vsuh by storekeeper and has as.is-
fani. on a plea that the child had ai;euspsed
TO steal ball. Alter spending terrible
night IN she oct and dirt. hgbiing the rats
of has person. the ehiid suoc-eded. about
foar o'cio-k m tbe morning. IN making bis
way out upon the pavement through The
coal lsoic. and soon sank inseusible into fhc
sruss Of bis mother. ~ho bad been ~snsier-
ing tbe streets al nisht IN search of her boy.
Strange 20 say. the iariher compromised
with The storekeepcr for 200.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-31

JOIN sal genfleman 20 iis ser
want " ! an going 20 church. snd q
siosii rain. ~ish yoa % come Win ne
unbrriia for NE however. you ned not
cone unicss ia should rain dornriehf. The
geniicman vent. IL did rain bui JOIN
hsd eone % ~ ofh~r eud ~ fhe to-n 60
sce Mary HIS master csms back vifh
drcnehcd garments. sd iook n impisca-
bie angrr Joan. Sad BE-. ''vhy drint you
hrirg the uusbrsnsY' o. Because. 80. rc-
Piled John. it raincd sisst.ng
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-31

A minister once prayed in the pulpit
that ''tl'e Lord would bless the eongregafion
sssembled. ard that portion Of u which
~as on ibe ~ay 70 church. and those vho
we're a. hone gcsiing ready 70 cone. snd
that IN his in6nits paiienoe be -osld grant
the benediction % those vbo rescbed the
hou.e Just N iime for that The clergy
nan suooceded in breaking sp bad habit
-hiuh had resisfed al legitimate appeals.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-31

Al Cd ooiorsi preseser snd school
tesrhrr IN Coiurabas. Ca. vas ssksd, the
o,bs. aay. that rariy he bslonsed % nov.
i.ite snsn snd q hrother.' be rcplied
.noat bTong 20 no parry. ssh; loves al
good rcopie iss siike. ard prays ior Ell 80
ahsc. Then.' said The in4uircr. zoe
are rhiisnthropist7 " No sah. isnt
d4i. dai isnr-rse Bsrtis. sab. Bsp-
;.s.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-31

Coon FoE FoKrT TuSEs. The SbeIbv
(ind) Courier ssys: Organs in the church
have b-co@e very fashionable Of late. In
aiuno-s every church you 20 into you ~il
hnd one Of these instruments A friend Of
OUR. Who lives IN a neigbboring village.
reiAied TO rs yesterday an amusing incident
which occurred IN their church.
lie said. TO be in fashion. thew must
have an orgsn- The congregation could
not Afford TO pay an oryanist. 90 they got
sehaeiihg organ. n compact instrument.
-eil suited 10 the purpose. anu constructed
TO play forty tunes.
The sexton had Instructions how 10 set u
going. ard hOw 10 stop IL I; bat. ualortunaie-
ly. Be- forgot The latter part of bis Bsine.s
and aiier singing the 6rst four verses Of
hymn. before the sermon. the organ oouil
not be stopped. and continued playing two
verses more; then just as the clergyman
eOmPloted Tie words let % pray" the or
e.a again eiieked and started another tune
The Sexton and others eontinaed their ex-
ertinns to hnd the spsing. bot no one could
Pgta stop TO i, so they got iour Of the
stouiest men IA The church to sboaIder the
Pervcsse inst uHent' snd they carried IL
down the aisle Of the ehurcb. playing asay.
Into the church yard. where IL continued
eiicking and playing until the whole forty
tunes we're finished
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-31

Alexander Durnas. The elder. returning
from dsys sport .t tbe eoun'ry seai 81 a
friend uith . perfectly empty gsr,e-bsg.
"A. asked Wei. DsmAs. that have you
tiusdg- "Tiaa." wss the quict reply.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-31

II y sai5 ne msn vbo sosidnf take
raper b~cause h. could borro~ oo~. has m
vented a machine wifh vhieh ~ csn cook
his dinner By The smoke q his seirhoors
chimney. We dont bciieve q vcrd oi q.
for re nan who doar suhscribe ior
paper !. not srusrt ssoosb 20 invent such
q mschine.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-04-18
WHERE'S THE BRIpaE Co p Y

WHERE's THE BRIDaE Cor? We
have not heard from this institution
lately.and have to suggest to them
that # they have not already leJ Tue
contract for building the same that
they should now be on the alert. II
is said shat il is an ill wind that
blows nobody good and tho two
bridges at Des Moines having wash
ed away, they may be reasonably
expected 70 arrive this evening,
therefore let the President, Directors
and Stockholders of the Ottumws
Bridge Co, turn out eanadsss and as
sist in capturing the rDes Nome
bridges as they 60 passingdown:
Il
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-04-18
stEGAE NOTICE.

Henry p Marshall, administrator ofthe
estate III r. "A. Marshall, sir The petition
OF viii 4. Major ID on file in the Office OF
the Clerk Of the District court Of Wapellu
county. lows. In which petitsoner asks .
decree declasihg a certain Judgment Of
said district court satisfied which was rem
dered December 9th, 1851, in favor of r.
A. Marshall and against said Will +. Ma
ior, ct III. And unless you appear and
noon OF the second day.df the next term Oi
said District court to be com mepccd on the
9th day Of May, 1857, default will be tn
ken and decree rendered According to
prayer Of petitioner.
MoRRfs J. WILLIAMS.
Atty for Perm =
mar l4'67. sst s53s
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-04-18

n SuIcJpe. Mrs. Parknurst, wife Of
JdsepS Parkhurst Of Agency City, in
this county committed suicide yester-
day by jumping into the Des Moines
She had beer, an inmate Of the La-
matte Asylum recently, but recover
ing to some extent, she was allowedto
return home. Yesterday she reques.
ted Miss. Parrot her neighbor, to
take q walk with her to the riv--
or, and when .sha arrived at
the bank, very suddenly and uncx-
pectedly to her companion threw her
self in and was instantly drowned.
The citizens Of Agency City were
trying TO recover her body yesterday
evening, when our informant left.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-04-18
New ADvrRrsrMENT.-Our pal

NEW ADVERTBEMENT.-O paper
to-day contains new advertisement
from the Proprictors Of DR.. Devish.
mus Excelsior backing, trlthfully
setting fofbh tho sexoellsl,t qualities
1ofthose superior articles, TO which
Va respectfully Invite the special At:
.tention 81 our numerous renders y.
Their Blackings are, without CUES
.tion. The best Preparations Of the kind
now in the market, and should beck:
tsnsively used by the people every
where. Trysthcm.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-04-18

TEMPLES CLOTHING AND MERCHANT
TAILORING DISBURSEMENT - Has
been removed to the building three
doors east Of Bsllingall's New Ho.
tel. The old patrons Of this house,
and any new ones that may be in
want offirst class tailoring, or ready
made goods can be supplied on roa'
sonable terms.
aprl2-d4w10d.
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LEGAL NOTICE. ]

To John w .sSnMth--
tition OF rhomns Cooper is on file in the
office OF the Clerk Of, the Dist rict Court OF
Wapejlo county. Iowa, in which sal ]
Cooper claims there Is due him from you
he sum nf one hundred and nine dollars.
or mon ~ loaned. and unless you appear
an make defense TO said petition on OF
before noon oil the second day Of he next
Term Of the District Court of said county
to be commenced on the 9th day of May
rendered against YOU Tor the 5a6ddatt'c:nanl
ed and interest and cost.
MORRIS J. WILLIAMS. az
apr4' CIV. Atty for pet'nr
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FOR SALE

Il j s.
Two dwelling houses In this city, price
81 600 and q. 600
A Farm Of $50 acres. about one mile from
this city. 80 per acre.
4 Farm Of loo acres. seven miles from
this city. in good state Of cultivation. ~
Price S25 per acre.
A Farm OF 30 acres, half miles east OF
Drakeville, Davis county. with large two
story fra,ne DWELLING house; 24O apple
trees. 24O rods of hedge fence. good barn,
90 grape vines. large quantities email
fruits. Farm that II in excellent state q
cultivation. aud not exceiied for soil II
Davis county. $3.50.
Also, smother Farm, near the latter. o.
go acrss. well improved and unsxcelled
in soil. 81 es4s
A large Brick. two story, House. 40 feel
front with four tots, barn, carriage house
wood shed, good ONCE for physician O
lawyer, plenty Of small Cult, all in gooi
order, Ia Drakesville, Davis, Co, Iown
| Price q, 500.
Also, 90 acres Or land about one mil
north of this city. Price $50 per acre.
AyH. HAMILToN.
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WHEELER q WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES.

Wheeler & Wilson'S Machines are the
favorite for families, being especially a.
rapidly with less friction, and with great
er economy of thread than most, If not all
others. Ne,c York Times. "a
II, looking out for the BEST it wound be
wen TO see the Machines of Wheeler &
Wilson, before purchasing elsewhere
s. B. THRALL, Agent,
Feb20 '67-dy Ottumwa, Iowa.
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Cough medicines should be s0'coms
pounded that, they cum be taken
slittle and often IL is tho throvt
and chest, not tho stomach, that is
affected. This is one great secret Of
the success of Goes Cough alSam
Try h. All dealers sell ii. ss s's's
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The undersigned Il about to engage in
the manufacture o. III kinds Of PLOWS.
and informs the farmetsip thisAHd other
counties that he intends tomak such work
a. VIII give entire satisfaction. He will
Unrramt every PtOs0 made, and n Il should
not work - recommended, be- will always
Ne ready to remedy the fault eAhis own
expense. Farmers who ave to purchase
! Plows this spring will and II to their adj
vantage to Gallon me before purchasing
elsewhere. Lam also prepared 70 repaiI
Plows in good style and on short notice.
| PHILIP KEISTER.
March 6. l067-v2m.
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It IL chesper to paint than to Scrub, and
much NIGER. Save your strength anddon't
sctib that old wood-work any longer, but
20 to Worcester's Paint Store and get
your outfit Of Paint and varnish, and
clean up Ia modern style. This suggestion
10 snnscessary to those who have tried 1t.
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An Tor 6Arls1lrD 40 pAy for :
Posnd Of Salsratus and get only IA
prs e ounce, 4 not, then buy Best
cbeminal ealeratas.