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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-13
M UsT 5D BOLD,
To II clean sweep
Go They Must, and Go They Shall |!
o.
Our New g. Desirable Goods

We offer TO sell nc prices corresponding with
present times.
Mr. Strauss Is here also for the purpose Of max
ing known TO the community at large, that our
facilities far superior. TO any other similar
business house for the reasons
I. We buy our Goods forCash only.
2, We buy our Goals in the Eastern market di.
rect from the mills or their agents.
3. We have them cut and made by the most
scientific Cutters and hest Tailors.
4. We have always the latest styles in Patterns
and Makes ...
G. we have them manufactured under the ex-
elusive control of our long experienced partner,
P.Strauss ST.
G. we receive constantly fresh supplies from our
! whOles ale house In Cincinnati
| T. We receive them at FIRST COST, not paying
| ANY PROFIT AT ALI. tt#...
g. We don't'lnhOr under heavy expenses.
o. We are not in the habit of misrepresentlng
our goods.
10. We have all our capitll and energies en-
| ployed intthis business, and tpo
! Which Is the most important we sell goods with
| the smallest profit.
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mn Oh ouARp. VOL. II. ls04,

Contai ming steel portraits of Mayor Gunther, I.
II seymour J W Wall Il B. Olds, X u Taney,
Alex Long 3 $. Cox Gideon ]. Tucker Il NJ.
Price, q. II Pendleton and Daniel HolsmRn. DC.
tavO 2Si PIP. Price, g. 30.
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OR, TIE RADICALS, So-CALLED A Satlric Poem
ON the Mongrel Leaders In the Rump Congress %
PIP. l2mo. Price 20 cents.
=. Any of the above wOrkN sent to any part OF
the United States, postage pGid receipt OF price
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Democratic State Ticket
FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN G.. THURMAN.

FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN G. THURMAN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
DANIEL $. UHL, of Holmes.
FOR TREASURER:
DR.. G. FULTON, of Crawford.
FOR AUDITOR:
JOHN McELWEE, of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
FRANK II. HURD, of Knox.
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER or TREASURY:
WIN. SHERIDAN, Of Williams.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS:
ARTHUR HUGHES, of Cuyahoga.
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Containing the Portraits of Hon Horatio Seymour,
Hon. e. l.. Vallandigham, Governor Parker, of N
j., Hon. ID. w Voorhees,, Hon j. A. Bayard, Hon
f. Wood lion. - Wood, and Hon. @ W. Wood
ward. Price, a. 80.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DURSU ANT 70 the command Of an order Of sale
Il issued trom Tue Probate Court OF hamilton
county ONO, and 10 me directed, l will oner or
sale at public suction, on
RsdnSsddy, February 70, 1851 az 10 S'elOeL 4 n,
on the premises lthe following real estate, via
Situated In tho city Of Dayton county III Mont
gomery, and state oi ohio to.Nit;
Lot number thlrty-tWo hundred and seventy.
eight (dXIel on the recorded plat OF said cily 1f
Dayton, together with eight feet more oT less on
the north side of lOt number thirty -tW htIndrsJ
and seventy .seven (Sitl IN said city, eXcVptins
that portion oi the east end OF said loi Nh,b ii,s
cast OF straight line, extending soulhWariiv
upon line With the west side OF Brown sIr.sf
being that part v hich 10 included In brUvB si,,t
~ srAightened. SAID premiseS Oeil Z nIlV i,r,
feet three inches ~ ~ in ln mont on IroW n
street-seVenty kiN tVet three inches Ctel, gn ~
south side siAty teCt SIX inches v idt on bS =
In the rear Of said premiseH and one bundred IN
sl1 ieet three inches deep on the OTlh side B,n =
the same premises convey Cd TO John Adam schneh
BY yno. . Roach ana vile by deed recorded In
Deed HOOK h. No. Z, pages $50 OF the fecofds OF
sAld Monl gOmery County AppIais d Al k4bO st,b.
leot 70 tye dover oi the " idow IL the sun q, ara
per year during her natural liie
TERMS Or sA LIZ one han cash: bnlsns. in
one ear nom day OF sale ith ia leT cent in
tclest " DC secured by mortgage on tht pIeuises
-,-..,- JOskfblAk sChkbLL,
Adm mlnistrstrix q The Estate Of John Adam
HKNAY SNOW, Attornsy. isWs
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THE TRUE NATURE AND CHARACTER OF OUR
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT,


Boing review of Judge Story's Commentarie
on the Constitution of the United States. H. Abe
f. Upsher. Price 81. 10
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THR ooFPERHEAp MINSTREL
THR MoNoRKLITEI:

A Choice Collection OF Democratic Poems and
Songs for the use of Clubs and the Social Circle %
pp. limo. Price $50.
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TIE NORMAL RELATION OF THE RAcBs-An al
swcr to "AliscegenAiion" Price, 70 cents.
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THE OLD GUARD. VOL. MI, 1866.

IL contains the new Novel, by Dr. T. Dunn En-
glish, full entitled THE Peer and the Printer: -
also, valuable political Articles. 5vo. 672 PIP. S3
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HILLIPS HOUSE
Corner OF Nam and Third streets,
DAYTON, OHIO.

L. Reibold Proprietor
THIS large and popular hotel has been pHt In
thorough repair, from the basement to the
attic, and every convenience and comfort prov ia
cd, without regard TO expense, making II, gith.
out question,
FIRST.CI ASS HOTEL.
The Phillips" 10 furnished with every oonvs.
nience and luxury known 70 hotel i eepinR in
AmericH. and Affords an elegant home to any
travellers or othOra who may faVor Il with their
manCnt boarders. laSdtT
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Aafttuueers.i
P o D o q o G q Ell

The Great Foot Lotion,
rs new and Chemical compound A curious
/ and wonderful discovery An absolute Deod-
oriasTi And the First and only Remedy of the
Kind in the world L., ,. ,i,,. .
from diseased feet at once and for all time
n modiaes but does not stop perspiration;
IL modites excessive perspiration under the
arms rsmoyes offensive odOrs altogether, and
saves the ane dresses OF the ladies'
faw drons applied under the arms, after wash
ing are sn0ioient TO deodOrize the most offensive
nassson WHITE or BLACK, being POWERFUL
EsTRlNGENr and SEDATINE.
n h one of the best remedies now khOWniOr
Soft Corns,
Warts,
Bruises,
Spralns
Chaps, Calls,
Chilblains,
InhRnmatory swelling,
Ulcers, &C.
nan or animals, Physicians everywhere rec.
amend II. . 9ibnbhh q SO.i ,
iSle Proprietors and MangfaGttuTeTs ,,t y, Gin,t o.
Wholesale Agent; w W SIENAhi
rySolesSie Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
CJils 30 80 Main ST., Dayton, o. jubdaw6m
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Railroad Accident

Sr. LOUIS, February l2.--The westward
bound express train ON thePacihc Railroad
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NEoRoEs AND NEGRO "sLAvERY !"

THE FIRST AN INFERIOR RAcB-THE LATTER, ITS
NORMAL oNDGTIoE. by J. II Van kvrie, ~. d.
trated with -Four Cuts show ing the difference be-
tween the white man and the negro. Price, o. 90
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ELLINGER FOOTE'S
GRAND COMBINATION !
MOST ATTRACTIVE AMUSEMENT ExrANr

MUST ATIKAUIIVE AMUSEMENT EXTANT
THREE sAALLKsr HUMAN BEINGS IN EXISTENCE
COMMODORE FOoTE. the Smallest Man in tho
worlds wonderful Comedisn a ctor Auo 4ItCr
MISS ELIZA NEsTELLE (the Fairy oueen \
beautiful little PoeticA Reader ana GHnstuse
COL SMALL, great Female Character Dancer
WM Is HARRISON, celebrated Comic Vocalist
and ENtemporhneous Poet.
Prof G, II. BROOKS, Blind Pianist Solo violnist
MASTER ZACK, the Musical Prodigy
MASTER WILLIE the Youthful Prodigy.
Admission, so cents; children under l9 Years
70 cents; TO Matinee 80 cents; children IS cents
Doors open ats commence ate felldlw
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HISTORY OF THE UNION AND CONSTITUTION,
| Being the substance of three Lectures on the
Colonial, Revolutionary and Constitutional Peri
DDS of American History, Nth an Appendix, con q.
| tanning the Constitution OF the United states and
! the Virginia and kentucky Resolutions OF 'e9 and
| ", By z. ChRuncoy Burr Price 20 cents.
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LEAF AND MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO AN D SEGARS

Trade SalesrOOms, 10 Dey St, N. Y.
AUCTION Sales held every Monday, wednesday
Al Goods sold on Commission at the regular
rates.
Remittanees made Immediately after each sale
tonsignments solicited OF Leaf and MAnufAc.
tured Tobacco and SegArs Particular attsntio1
will be given 70 shippers In Bond
Liberal advance made.
D. DOUGLAS CAULKIHsl
D. w CohBIN ID, DOUGLAS CAULEINl
l., Is, CAULktNs. a Co. Auctionesrs
REFERENCES BY PERMISSION.
JANIS SYMIH0rOH Importer 81 Beaver St n Y
AUSTIN A EsT1, 8 State 81 N. Y -
Mh. srlTr Co, iTs i7b w ashinEton ST.. n. Y
Hon. VIZ. BRosS of Chicago, Lieut.. Gov. Of Illinois
Hon SAMUEL ASHTON, FerEandinA, Fla.
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rnE pREp scorr pEcIsloN.

Opinion OF Chief Justice Taney with an intro.
duction by DR. j. IA. Van Evrie Also an Appen.
dix containing an Essay on the Natural History
the PrognAthous Race OF Mankind BY DR.. s
A. Cartwright, Of New orleans. Pamphlet ~
pp., svo. Price, 20 cents.
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NOTES on THE CONSTITUTION or THE UNITED
STATES.

with expositions of the most eminent Statesmen
and JuristS Historical and Explanatory Notes
on every article by Z. ChaunceS Burr, author OF
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LETTERS OF MAJOR JACK DOWNING,

OF the Downingvllle Militia on Linkn aud th
capital illustrations i2mo.. 254 pp, cloth. 81 bI
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SOUTHERN WEALTH AND NORTHERN PROFIT

As exhibited In Statistical Facts and Onicil Fig
urus. BY Thomas Prentice Kettel late editor oi
the Democratic Review" PIP. iT. Price, 90 cts
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DEMOCRATIC PUBLICATION HOUSE.
VAN EvR1E, HORTON & CO.,
No. IGs Nassau street, NY,
Publlsh or sell the following works

YoUTH's HISTORY OF THE GREAT CIVIL WAR
In the United states from 1851 to 1885. by K.
Horton. with 10 illustrations This look Is adapt.
oil TO all classes Of readers and gives, In plain
language n clear and correct account Of the late
w ar and It's Causes IL ia the only History pub.
lished from Democratic or state Rights stand.
point. i0mo PIP, with illustrations, I8. IL 90
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HUSTON HALL
TWO Nights Only.
Friday and Saturday F ebruaryl5and /

FAMILY MATINEE SATURDAY, AT TWO o'ctocE P. n.
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We oner these bargains for
HtIRTY DAY My,

And ass ure you that we have made such reduc
tiOns ia prices that we cannot fail 10 have lib
eral call from all those who are dssirous of buy
ing. This stock,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

AMERICAN LINEN.-Ths New
York Journal Of Commerce says:
"We examined on Saturday some
specimens Of goods manufactured
from the. raw or unrotted fax,
which will unquestionably create
no little interest in the CONNER
cial world. The inventor claims
that he can produce any kind ef
coarse or fine linens, cordage, &C.,
at very much less price than
cotton could be manufactured for
within the past ten years. The
cost of raising cotton is very great,
and the crop is not always certain,
whereas fax is nearly as certain
as grass"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

At a recent baptism of nine per,
sons in Derby, Vermont, by a
methodist minister, four modes of
baptism were practiced. Two of
the candidates stood at the waters
edge and were sprinkled; some
went into the water a little way.
knelt down and had water pourt d
on them, and some were immersed.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02
NO. DO.

loved, l was obliged to makezffty
thousand francs IN one year. g..
Fifty thousand francs in one
! year, when I, ! have even now
only a thousand pounds, Che half
| Of what YOU wanted, and after
twenty years! You are mad my
friendr 4~e
I Andin six weeks the year ex-
I pires,' That is why I preferred
dying to-day to waiting for that
d: The inn.keeper appeared to sbe
deep in7 thought: - -, -. ~.
|: ! have aR. idea,' he, cried. sud.
denly. - .2.-,;j
T 4! You want any ii thousand
| francsg - -
| Yes ''S' 49,,
I'll get yon sixty istt thousand. VIII
you give me ten, ,,T~ ~ = rs-.E
+ Leen hooked at the inn=keeper
as one looks at a madman! : |',3
b 4 amspeaking seriousfy!S &1s
Fos can procure me sixtyth8p.
sand francs|s ,>-~ :.,.,,.,sa -,
Within a,neath Of this.',r + -.
= Leon, rose, and sprang at; BIS
hosts neck, but be repufseds this
Familiarity with his hand and con
tinred:
- Have yoa a good appet ite ?''&S
EXCELLENT But what does my
appetite. matter?' = l , =: =.
Have you committed any ex-
cesses 2'1s.~,~- '>.ss--2 -
Newer IT,, - ~,.s:vS
You VIII marry the girl you
tfoVe.rf - ~>-r,-. ..<>s:"-. ~ ,s@ssi =
: What 2 =. -. -.
BE braye. that's all you need's
What do you mean p g.,.s ...,n
Dress yourself -: -,
I have no coat but that I have
~, ,E-- - ...--'rs-sr S2E&szsz -
Il VIII lend you one, then, and
frshali send up-a barber to- take
off your beard. We; are going to
the; house of a:nobiemaa, a.lorda
peeraof England.',< ,.2a;~-: s.:E s:5s= -,
Who will give me sixty sthon-
sand sfraacs.Y; e s p .z,s.s&~
Who will putsyeu in &he way
to gain them: Ryou hass eood
appetite - r:Asy
i don t understan q It at ALL
+ You have. no need to under
stand. Have you = good appetite%
SYes, Iteli you again =,
+, Are. you fond of pigeon p -
?; What has pigeon 70 do with all
this p - -, ~s
-:hssxer ME: Are, you = fond 11'1 os
pigconp x % ' go :'
4 adore it7' 40: 80: ;:..'>'s "a
Youare saved; and + tnhks ten
thousand'francs Wait for me, I
will be-back~ina a minute : %s''a''
Twenty minutes after@this con.
versatian, Leeb. shaved dressed
in coat four tiu1eszto big for him.
but cleaner than that which he
had beer wearing for a month,
walked OUT Of his hoteE accom-
panied by.hiis host, without asy yet
having Been abfs-ta made his COIN
panion ,saymhere he Kass1eading
him; and what connection pigeons
eould-haEe with love- and the fifty
thonsand francs Of which he stood
in need ~ = = ss.,: .za5z-.ss''H.
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IcMasaea nett aeeek) :

rspaakiins Of the duello reminds
me, a report current here, bnt
For the truth Of which T. h> net
vouck that Geass& Tom Thumb
DISQUALIFICATION mortal Ic0hhat
little. Commodore Mutt whe IS
smalfcrthane the General D. Bhesis
Suspected by Tom et. looking With
a cosetous and tenth eommand-
ment-transgressihg eye. at the
little Generals better:half: Dame
RuHier says that Barnuh found
out about the afair,,NaRd . with su
eye to the greater advantage stf
exhibiting these gentlemen~aliEe
than dead, reported it to the: au-
thorities, and prevented the. duel
Some say that little Tom had
reason to fear that the Commodore
had already broken aHother COM
mandment higher up in the list.
my. Cor Charleston News.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

4E6SOt OI ShO HSxe1A S-s~se~CSSs~ Syss-S-s
= whitegstretchingoutaMs has hapdsa t.
receive the price Of the said letter
Monsiem hTse sous"
There are Your three sous sale
tRgNss5aesss the ter il
the box of the tenant to whom il
-sssTaS f3rassed%s SS'sSSZE s.e*sz ~
you some etSals ss tatss
Sen Ihesconteats eeaa ktteEawhiel
yau eoaadnos ppeas emf fhatapapel
sphinx, folded square, aandsSVfaasi
: MMcarrgfr reassone qoinEef sarsl
$toan5shes The j6ys esosFowF the
{ hepesofs ile:9enaaining
silent for those between whose
hands ft passes before reaching its
.dasrinasien2 Have yed eeiated
the benefit of a letter? You have
S said to syenrse lffa aisEester is the
mementary approach. of distances;
at Is n shake Of Ee;flles hard across
mo0nfai1s, q. is IS the 81 sfnSJ sihls cI{ai .
which binds the world together,
"a letter, IKE ilsa } anus has two faces
1T lsa babh bier and -dIalb con tains
seEerythiRg sAd dsaysenetA Aiagssit
is fulsof iHtenest, ,So$ heart afsof
wit, forxhiIaseEsA her stewhom it is
addresses Il Is absar and .unin-
telligih..e for tAisd zparsX who
feaassit by aeadeats Tasat4 4enty
letters at taAazara ssad read them ;
one viii be a busine ess letter, this a
Eehalt6nas,s tfat Ans iBvttasieR to
saliRner land yetsatis u sbemS bsfofe
being opened haanthexs same look,
wore 6lded tn che same Way, wore
tlfesalns ssaB sRat is to say, the
asane nask. Is it NOT an mage Of
s5ifsS Whats~ aiHferen nt emotions
asr mateps ppe wmesis se;stl-
ED man, and which is always the
samet Unaersthas seal which is
: named the heart, and which does
nosFanykIhsn oHedaygeq e
the letter which caused you the
sxraasgst @notien when 9er re-
eeSpeaft, and throw at Sinto ffe
Fe lEs 1sss ss.cl cnsgseseEs Y ssss Me | sna
the deadly kiss Of the fame, and
st y OYER s. 59s sven % asls lF e Z
so faak sS9 fgeaSn p zP Passts.sa;s2~ sssssaS;~ ss4sts
yoAH af q Oaasaays wheaenels
Ing it with curiosity, you found in
\ laean asgS SS8fen
tins name. aasappearea, ana yoe
became IRalhsEensss ea aSeln1Sa1saeE
10 destroy That aanae, Ea ,s zen shsa ne 2
need TO barn sa,ss yoas. heasS psasY III I'VE q
letter the i1ame enaesti lsssss: q any ~
the written page has. .2 pecot9e SIs e iSice =.
more sblsakpagG YET yet Saes.ss one Waien
perhaps woafd Iasf TO ,3.a dust 81, II you
wished asaag go write ,s1rl1ss. someEnln li2. g
upon lt;se..sss,,.,.ss.s.s.,,,,ss,,. ~,
On she nfteentn leIz oIz eePtemper;
de5t, tnen, a legtseErWaS sSls drought
TOT NJ. Leort1n, Rue Meslay.
Whe.was this NJ. heorun' ana
what did this letter contain ? That
is the question. NJ. 'Lebrun was a
corpulentaman Of about forty-fve,
who had made a small fortune in
talheras, had had wife, and still had
a daug hter: There you have rea-
sons ALREADY 1er hls RECEIVING a
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02
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assE ssEsS Ssas$ 1as@& sl4s u *ssfgSSsS @EE
sEas ssEsE - EsaaEsaE .T&&SECs1 :sSezasz
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AsSsgs = q ss==s@Ea = 5sSsEasss2z s9ss <.s:ss
NA8 eSses&zsx3s 5zss yssaszs ~ - So
'ssszsr assssskasss E5zehs 81 sssEs .aSaRsssss
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02
I'll HEHE RAID

sFss Fss9 p WSE6NEsp IS s = = sHeESIsa,u MOI
- - y - 90 S-$sss sASE
: At NeRbergy G.: Msy,
:. sBy TEos. r. q Z. d. GRENEKER.
= y - 60 -
rEaMs, Sc PERANsf; IN eUERENeY
Ms eR PHovTsEoNsS
: Payment required invariably IN advance:
--ss5srrssee Notices, Funeral -Iuvitatiens, obit-
,-uSries and Communications ssRbserying private
Interests, are as engagements.
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- SfsS<Sz& :.
THREE DOLLARS -,zAYEAR,
- ngAE - SsG @sSS. - /.

s[sEsselCrrxEs 30 I.s!sSj3$$ss ssssss;SSz;ss
sAQl4s ~ l. Al.<,s - "a ks7se,a
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02
- w. FrS-sSV = 2 q - go ~ ,
sT HI RI. Ys<t tErsPsbGEQ On:
4ssssz azsaIa Thir4yasD sDaysss' -

Il HI RI e; 2sFs ICE osNs
ss@sz sa*zIff ThntyasD Daysssss y
ss ss "a -, sssHl lRfsE aissr~ -s.ssesss 8 :
$50 vaa ssfzaas ex4.azgasAB Bofxssss
fyoa are q son, :zQar thsr: has
Sad to yap & egseS aaeaaaeated
srnanzean attaia teSaBy sthfn gsss Id
syou area father; you have said to
syodssen Stud y 8 good sdqe eatfon
ssssworths q fortune {: SOL ~
Gn the Afteenkh Of September;
1887 at eiigs he o clock in, the morn:
Singya pos stsman en- tered house id
the Rue Meslay, one OF the quiet
cseA street in Paris. although il
crosses one Of the Hoisiest quarters
IN the world, itt and Ia ssi ing aowh q
letter on the porter r'stab9e said
whilestretchi cut Ms hapdss te
receive the price Of the said letter.
Mousieu hyse sous"
There are your three sous, said
tHaNeaaesss the tor in
~. hov of tho topept tn UhNna IT
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-05-30

The following is the Grand Jury OF
the present Term ofthe District Court:
Peter Knox, Foreman.
II. Lively. 4.
i Luther NJ. Carpenter.
Jacob Kindall.
William Hartman.
Wilson Sylvester.
Peter Golf.
J. J. Adams.
John Perry.
N. G.. Hill.
b. D. III. Baker.
John w. Hedrick.
VIM. Ricket.
VIM. III. Harmer.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-05-30


The Warden of the Iowa Peniten-
tiary at Fl Madison, with a com
mittec appinted by the citizens OF
that place, have issued . circular
calling for donations of books-his
tories, biographies, memoirs, travels
ect.,, to the library of that institution,
Tor the use and bene5t of the inmates.
A similar call made few years SINE
hy Rev. II. w. Homes the chaplain,
was generously responded to. Any
books left at this office, or with Rev.
Il. II. Warjng, will be promptly for
warded to the Warden. Let our
citizens look over their libraries and
contribute thcrcfrom for this bcneyo.
lent object.
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WHEELER 4 WILSON'S
sew ING MACHINES.

Wheeler q Wilson'S Machines are the
favorite for families, being especially a
dapted to that purpose. They work more
rapidly with less friction, and with n great
er economyof thread than most, if not all
nthers.-NcaO York Times. @
In looking out for the BEST it would be
well to see the Machlnes Ut Wheeler &
Wilson. before purchasing elsewhere
ErGnainei. a3It
s. b. THRAII,, Agent,
Feb20 '67 -dy "a. POttumwa, Iowa
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TIKI HEALING PGOL,

THE HEALING pool,
90 A Nd HOUSE OF M ERCY.
Howard Association Reports, for YOUNG
MEN, on the Crime of Solitude. and the
Errors, A buse and Diseases which destroy
the manly powers, and create impede
ments to Marriage, with sure means of re-
lief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
of charge. Address, DR.. J. SK1LIIN
HouGHToN, Howard Association, Phila-
delphia. PA. . sass
May21 '57-d&w3m sMPS]
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ottun1yva Market.
5,5o@s,5o

corrected by N. Baker, Produce and Com
mission Merchant.
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An old story but yet true, that
Goes Dyspepsia Cure has performed
more cures in cases of Dyspepsia, In
digestion, and General Debility, than
any medicine ever compounded. 1t
is excellent for sick headache, sour
stomach, heartburn, cramps, collie,
and distress, All druggists keep it.
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FOR SALE.

Two dwelling houses insthis city, price
81 900 and y, 900.
A Farm of 100 acres. about one mile from
this city. $25 per acre.
A Farm Of 100 acres, seven miles from
this city, in good state of cultivation. -
Price SIS per acre. ff9@i isB8ssI A3ta{
IA Farm Of 24O acres, half miles eastloi
Drakeville, Davis county, with large two
story frame dwelling house; 240, apple
trees, 24O rods of hedge fence, good barn,
60 grape vines. large quantities small
fruits. Farm that is in excellent state OF
cultivation. and not excelled for soil in
Davis county. 94st
Also, another Farm, near the latter. OF
22O acres. well improved and unexcelled
IN s0if. ii8a H
A, large Brick, two story, House, 40 feet
front with four lots, barn, carriage house.
wood shed, = good Office for physician or
lawyer, plenty Of small fruit, all in good
order, in DraEesville, Davis, CO., Iowa.
Also, so acres Of land about one mil
north Of this city. Price 800 per acre.
"a. III. HAMILToN.
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THE Best Is THE CnEApEsT.-Thi

THE BEST Is THE CHEApEsT.-This
maxim was never better illustrated
than in the use of D. B. De Land 4,
Cos Best Chemical Saleratus. 1t is
the best in the world, and the pur-
chaser gets full equivalent for the
money paid, in pure healthy article.
ITO buy any other, is a waste Of mon-'
ey. To use any other is stirling with
n great blessing-health. Use it in
!. place of Soda. f3
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One of the solid men of Richmond
who signed the bail bond Of Jefferson
Davis, is reported to have said : Il
have given bail, not for Mr.. Davis,
but that the United States may APP
pear III court ia November. and JUS
tify, if possible, the two years incar-
ceration declared to be illegal