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,. -rore inclosed There was present ia Tsr
and az people residents washington among
,nansyille and the surrounding helsad ohout half
m nnSr The weight Of the was ball tnn nv Mr.
the ceremony appropriate speeches W. od"ct pepar
Dant Mr. John L. Brown contractor apd Dr re very
Grill they expressed themselves gd and said that
Ssxt Fall the people Of locality yOad be
with pure CTotOn Tns 1c,paed in i were very much
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28

ADIRONDACK SPRING WATER, Whitehall, n.
Iunded, been cured by using Of this celebrated
Spring Water contains aud active Medicinal Proper
Relief than Known Mineral Water
Europe Amsuea 1t 4, The greatest Known Tonic for nTEoang
building up all diseases Of the KhcJs sed Urinary
orgsu, Female Weakness Debility aud Nervous Prostitution
Wholesale retail by JoHS HsHr, No. COnsgetles L. J.
~ STARK No 80 Coeuties slip
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THE mon SERVICE TOWER

THE HIGH SERVICE TOWER or IUGH BRIDGE
The cornerstone OF The high service tower,
at CaImausYc One hundred ard seventy second st aud
Touhaye,, laid Yesterday with appropriate ccre.
monies. Gen Green Gael Engineer IN the Crutou De
pntmcnt William l.. Dearborn, Chief Engineer in
charge and Henry Robertson Chief Clerk OF the Croton
Department, were present The stone was deposited et
w. at the base ~ the tower, and feet above III oh
BfdEC Cvpes Of IlL TElEUSI ana several newf
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lAEnouBeemeIul


Pretty WoMES.-A comparatively few Ladies
nsbopoAI, the Beauty a. Of Society This ought
hv 20 he 90 but will While foolish and
prrtJ faces for companions
Ihs changed BY HAoLss MAGSoLA BALM "heh
ys Bloom Of Yon aud refined sparkling Beauty to The Con
pl,Ion. pleasing, powerful, and nAtaraL
No Lady need complain Of red tanned hseisd 1I Com
p,os Who will invest Is esau 10 HAGiEs MLGSoLA DAN lu
Effects truly uondsrfuL
U.eL IOsE KAfuIInoN far IN. Hair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28
THE SOUTHERN BOULEVARD AND WEST FAE,s

A hitch has manifested itself in the laying
out and grading OF the southern Boulevard through tho
town OF West Farms, which may result In law suit and
queer DEVELOPMENTS. II appears that after the
contractor finished his work In the neighDOrhood Of
FoH- Corners and tho Commissioners had accepted the
some Of the property owners ~ That Locality eI
desire 90 have the grade changed and readi
work. With such an understanding tho Commissioners
assonted 20 the proposed change Of grade. The work
accordingly done, aud, its completion the con-
tractor demanded $1,000 which was not forthcoming
FROM the interested parties alluded to- Whcrcupuu II
understood OF the Commissioners wished To
town bonds for the amount but one Commissioners reso
lutey refused 10 sign the necessary papers deomng such
a gross wrong upon tie tax payers, and thus
things have been brought 20 dead lock- without
probability Of seeing 10 removed speedily, unless the
propertyOwners who expect TO reap the benefit OF the
change put their hands uO their pockets aud settle
with the contractor themselves
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Middletown Mineral Spring Water

MIuuI6LUWH U1IHtI d pPIIu6 "aIIR
~ the Kidneys Skin and Blood more promptly than
Aur 9TH known remedy Investigate H.
Stuart Guyup NJ D.. No 20 West Iht se'enthst foh City,
says. ------,, t, .-,...,.-,,
g. NJ b. No $50 East Ffeeuth ST New foh City
proves prompt aud emcnt medicinal agrut and my
the readiness ui Us action"
John NewmsD d. D. of foulney w. who familiar with
ma Of he tins has wrought, says;
Mineral Springs In opinion. destined
n,rp,ntT der fame healing than heretofore
cred on this continent n not In thc world
The Rev John Goalby, D. D., OF POu.tney VI,
cannot regard these waters precious boon many
afflicted ones"
SOLD BH DRUGGISTS.
CAuTONA genuine hears trade marx, and the bottles and
soTks are branded Natures Remedy"
Address J. J JUSLlN, NJ VI. y Middietown
5. H. SCRIPTURE, No. 1873 Broadway NeN.Yors,
Arrnia
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SABBATH School Books. - BROUGHTON 81
"TH No. - Bbeloue tosp the best variety from all Publishers
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The VICTORIA BAKING POWDER beats every
thing raising cake bread nun ke La
try IT, 20 cents pei box l12 GIesnwohst Barclay
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FRUIT jARS.--The best and cheapest, in
quantities suit JonS GRTSS Manufacturer ItS MadsuAue
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THE GREAT CAMP MEETING At MxREicK. -
SourE,pf will from their dspot South
Sevrntlst Wuau,burgb follows, $40 1918 N 9:I5 s:os
aud 45 D 10. kHcursisn tickets for the trip, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28

y TVf ~ htsNthbHs eSSS se1uss
Messrs. DABNEY, MORGAN 81
Co., No. So Exchange-place, and
NJ. K. JEsUP & Co., No. II Pine
ST., n. Y, offer for sale the Bonds
of the Kansas Pacific Railway.
These Bonds pay seven per cent in
Gold; have thirty years to run;
are free from Government Taxa
ton; are secured by a Land Grant
of Three Million Acres of the Finest
Lands in Kansas and Colorado. In
addition to this special grant tho
Company also owns Three Millions
of Acres in Kansas, which are be-
ing rapidly soldto develop the conn
try and improve the road. They
are first mortgage upon the ex-
tension of the road from Sheridan,
Kansas, to Denver. Colorado. The
road in operation non earns more
than enough net income to pay the IN
terest on the ne,o loan. There is no
better security in the market-this
being in some respects better than
Government Securities. Principal
and Interest payable in Gold. Price
SO, and accrued Interest, in Cur
rency. Pamphlets, Maps, and Cir
culars furnished on application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28

PATENTs-MUNN e. Co., No. 81 Park row, N.
u obtaining AMERICAN and BUHoPIhS PArESrs Have bad
rs experience Pamphlet Of Law and Information nee
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THB WEATHER
NV. YosE Hour Tier Bar. wind NOM e.r rsT Wluf.
tur2 651 N2l " \ r. 70 1913 4 = u
70 iJ5 1923 \ = w, = Gu 3nIG s. :. J..
$50 1919 $ W. n 90 % Is s. SFB.
prv.vv. Noue-Sighy 81" Nv Al p. 90 ltte cloudy l5
signtiy c"ud' IRON Tb; little baIy from TO Ioon
% ami al o. slightly cloudy from 10 sunset
Ev,npgL, cloudy s slightly cloudy from lo'O '"
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
LIIEST SNIP NEVIS

SAruRDAY-ArG az.
ss., Tor EuTors will close at the General Post Ofce at
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T & Jackson whlt..ton. job Eorler. TauatOn.
p.i. seaman Nev-Haven. o c. FORESTER. Providence
W,n Gulup Eurch Waehfoi wsreham
Z NJ Wells Hartford Martha Sargent Providence
JS.s:Sh;ne nidiletcTn Point a, Messy. New Haven
On, g,,d Proyid Chief Norwich
up TiTy New Ha0ep, Aradne Nerburgb.
tns' Rs se% Prov Senee McCreadJ South Anboy
H.,v tNbu.on Providence L. A. Toles Horwalk
S,aa3,Ssg View ';Iayen. Sarah Larergne Providence
SenI H.r,G,ni Dart Stanford.
s s. Smith, New Haven. Reno, Ssehas soarS
Matthew vsssar, jr Fall River FANNIE burnsy n"'Aauo
Preestone. Portland o. hI,-1'
w G. Atwster Dghton. olon, newport 49,
MIton prnyLisnre ST. James. Taunton
TYLER, Providence. massasnuseUs NO lam
Tnnsi' warb,. i Lizzie Brewster Portsmouth,
Orion Ellsworth Me- Wave, Hartford
ItL.ns.s RocLIspd Zoe Providence.
Ps1,s P,,,SIIp M. Surge. Norwich
NJ A. Rowland, WEXFORD Judge kSnyoh, rw hs'eh
Benz. Butler, Providence. reHe' oAIu"sL M
Celssta, Portland, O. DobhA hhns,
Geo Glum. Portland, Ct fLea hal ,,is A w.. y.
Cs.ney Heen Hartford " Meany, Portland, CT
II. Gardner, Dennis mHJ NNA'''N' N-a~
Deborah NewHayen
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH Ang T-Anived bark Mary Ann SunderaHo nom
England scbE Margaret from Boston IN 49, p,,.no,.
CBARL EsToN 2-Arrved steamship Sea Gu ron par
PoRrREs MONROE Aug 2ln Reads brgs John Wesley TOT Ire
land; Eva Johnson from Poyidens Gsss ron
see for Camden Doodle and MAR LaI fer Providence
Garland fo1 Boston, L. G. wehart Elizabeth White George N
YORK. Fosmins Sea- for Phisdsphai NJ A@hdge 70, Boston
b. Stamford Georgetown; Samuel Fish, Tor boson heo -
steamship Bib, from Norfolk,
Brig Marie from Newcastle for New York Aug a. Ia. 4s2 lOn'
Bark Ambrose from Leghorn for EewYOrk July 49, lat g. len IT,
NOTICE TO MARINERS. ..
WARRINGTON Aug a. given By the Light House
Board that the present light Smiths Point IN Chesapeake Bay
evening September revolving white hght Win
intervals Of twenty-five seconds
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ARRINEn.

StimiI TLlita Brooks. Philadelphia. IBise. aud
Sslv Missouri Palmer alaLa Aug a. via Nassau - mdse aud
pass
Bars O'sf Si.kc Nickeeu. Boz 'sam ~ DAYS mdse.
Bug Harm Aullrr Week. Gtlors aud no
Len p1 bark Narrower ard Eastern star loading for Ne"loE
Big EinIm, Dreamer Portland lumber
Brig lrs Buucl Cow Bay, e. H. 10 Jars, coal
Bug ru. Drsko Windsor, n s., 9dsys, plaster
brig Ca .iir Stout. Cabaueu II DAYS sugar
Sclr u roulsle Sparks RIO JaucIio ~ DAYS coffee.
Nar Eeu IT. Barter. Rog Jacksonville saws humber
stHoJNKNs-kyTH AND C1Asrw.sI
u. NfrHr FlnbrthTUrt frpa Ellrn Albany
u IT, fiter Ehrabettpou fi.'uY Rondoat
o.. Grant, NevIurgh Nr Carroll. EhIabchpou.
y Nsu,r, South Anhoy. 400 tNstleb LHuLrtiIuu
20. Nter !au. Vail Liver ttls 'iabsits Nantucket.
VI : hrt FIIstaitr'it tias NnS,sey New. liay,n.
hNte. loughtorpir Media Nlrkri-. Providence
~ Williams. k0udout . J. 4 IaDdrl. Proyuiruro
. ',"ileL Bangor iamI,. l'rnrns yrsmA
= 'ri''r Bbuyor lHmici. t.t tal,s. lumI e.
ns,r Gfs,us,,h is., N,fbias Iuni e.
~ a lte' Nav. London , uHusIau NpH sof asbsr.
s,ll Nh.sl Portland - SO. . Hlu,. f.,t,lrsrr
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HOME NEWS.

TIKI WEATHER
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THE CELEBRATED POOR RICHARDS EYE

~ B. BYNNER 81 Co, No. 1879 Broadway.
10 WATCHES AND JEWBLRY AT WHOLESALE.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-04-22

THE PARsNIP.-Tho parsnip is one
of the most valuable roots that can
be grown. In the land Of Jersey it
is used almost exclusively for fatten-
ing both cattle and swine. Accord
ing to La Contour the weight of a
good crop varies from thirteen to
twenty-seven tons per acre. When
parsnips are given to mich COWS,
with little hay, in the winter sea.
son, tho butter is found to be of rs
fine color and excellent q flavor as
when the animals are feeding in the
best pasturage. AS parsnips contain
six per cent. more mucilage than car
rots, the difference may be sufficient
to account for the superior fattcning
rs we'll as the butter making qualities
of the parsnip. In tho fattening OF
cattle the parsnip is found superior
to the carrot, performing the bust.
ness with moro expedition, and af,
fording meat of exquisite and juicy
flavor; the animals cat it with great
greediness. The result of expert.
ment has shown that not only in neat
cattle, but in hogs and poultry, the
animals become fat much sooner, and
are more healthy than when fed with
any other root or vegetable, and
that, beside, the meat is more sweet
and delicious.
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Bulbs Sarsaparilla.

4 Good Reason for tho Captains Faith
Read TIE aptains letter and lie letter RON
HIS Mother.
Benton Barracks, Mo. April 80. 1866. :.
DR.. JOHN BULL-Dear SIR: Knowing
the efficiency ofyour Sarsaparilla, and the
healing and beneficial qualities it POSSESS
es, send you the following statement Of
my case.
taken prisoner and confined for sixt
months. Being moved go often, INV
wounds have not healed yet. have not
sat mp moment since was wounded.
am shot through the hips. NV genera
health is impaired, and + need somethina
to assist nature. I have more faith ii
your Sarsaparilla than iu anything else.-
wish that that 10 genuine. Please ex
press me half dozen bottles, and oblige
CAPT. g. p. JOHNSON,
P.s-rAs following was q, w di1a,s' A Ao;,,
80, 1885, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother
OF Capt. johnson.
DIR. BuLL-Dear Sir: NY husband, DR..
O. 8. johnson, was skillful surgeon and
physician In central New York, where he
died, leaving the above O. p. johnson to
my care. Al thirteen years OF age he had
chronic diarrhea and scrofula, for which
Igave him your Sarsaparilla. 1T CURED
HIM. have for ten years recommended
1t to many In New York, Ohio and Iowa.
for scrofula, fever sores, and general de,
bility: Perfect success has attended it
The cures affected in some cases Of scrofxla
aud fever sores we're almost miraculous. /
am very anxious for my son to again have
recourse to your Sarsaparilla. He is fear
ful Of getting Y spurious article, hence his
writing to you for it. His wounds were
terrible, but believe he will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON
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GREEN Tp., Warello Co. Iowa, |
Anil ID 1000


Ed. CouRIER.-Perhaps those of
the readers of the COURIER who are
interested in the welfare of the St.
Louis and Cedar Rapids Railroads,
would like to know something about
the progress being made, having ta-
ken some items the past week.
As to the progress being made by
Messrs. Wolf Il Co., | am thereby
able to give something near correct
idea as to the work done during the
last week. The force which they
have employed is small, yet they
do an immense amount Of work, con.
sidoring the number of hands en-.
ployed.
The past week averaged about rs
shovelers, divided into three gangs
each gang loading 30 loads per day.
in all $50 loads, or 420 yards PEI
da3
believe the work is being push
cd fo Yard rs fast rs possible under
the G ,umstances.
ca tai is needed. Subscriptions
shonlt be paid at once, in order
that there there could be sufficient
force set to work to complete the
grading to Ottumwa by tho first Of
June, at farthest.
In conclusion, l would urge upon
all seekers for employment to call
upon Massrs. Wolf CLANCY 81 Co,
who are aging liberal prices.
A. W. SMITH.
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Foa the Courier.
Three words.

There arc three words which | would
SEQ
As with q quick and burning pen, -
Engravcn on the hearts of men.
Namely: Time, Work, Eternity.
For time is short wherein is wrought
Lito's little web CT dark and light
Our sluggish eyes so dull of sight
That we must close them ere VIC
ought.
What would tho dying fclon give
To count the sands of ono feet year
Yet we, like him, so dull of ear,
Expire ere we have learned. to live
Work, oh work there is to dol
The work of good, for head, for hand
Labor enough throughout the land
To brighten hearts though brave and
true.
Work? aycl for each a part must
bear
Ere he may fold the vcsture up
OF flesh and blood, and from the cul
VI life drain bitter drcgs of care.
And last, Eternity I trace,
The king Of death, thou faithful
page
Whose realms are eternal age
Wherein appears no mortal face.
Time, and Work, Eternity then
| writo--as duty bids l should,-
To leave the impress of some good
Upon tho hayward hearts of men.
N. FISHER
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List of Letters

Remaining unclaimed in tho p. O.
Ottumwa, Iowa, on the 18th day Of
April 1869.
A--Alber LOWS M.
B--Bard William, Buck Thos.
Been Mrs, Buroo n, Bradd Della,
Baker Al, Brcsbcl Mary, Brown
Thos.
C--Crutchfield America, Carson
Albert, Cross A. N, Coleman JAS. 2.
D-DeGruslc Geo. DeLand o r
H-Hale Thos. Humphrey Geo. ID.
Hunke A H., Hull Rolander, Hults
John NJ, Howard VIII, Hoge Frank
g., Halle E., Houren John, Houk A.
r., Harris S. NJ, Hancslsaac.
Film Michael,
G-Gillospie John 2, Gibson R.H.,
Greenstreet NJ. j., Gee Hannah,
Gunweli Ezra.
Jones G. w., Jones Jennie,
Jones Ncleus.
K-Kent Robccca, Havana Mar
tin.
L-Lennon Pat, Larkiu Pat,
Lowe John W., Lockhart Jo., Light
ly C. G.,
M-McDowell J w., Mahoney
Thos., Money Pat. Merrill A., Mil
Ter John, Miller Sam. S., Mosely
Fannie, Monroe Chloe H., Morgan
III A.
O-Owen Mary F., Owen Leon
ard, Orman Martin.
Parker D NJ, Perry James,
Powell w 2, Parks Elizabeth, Price
L.
Randolph o S F., Redmond
Alex s., Runner NJ H., Ruble Ann
Ruffing Jacob, Rasbon Frank.
S-Simms NJ L., Shaffer Will,
Sanders NJ. H., Stacey Jno s.,
Smith H. w.
T-Trugale Robert, Trisbet D
c., Tillaman G.
W-Wood John r., Williams
Henry c., Woods VIM.
Z-Ziliu Francis.
J. NJ. HEDRICK, p. M.
April 18th, 1869.
UNAVAILABLE LIST.
C--B Campbell, Clarinda, Iowa
VIM Camp, Alfordsvllle, Ind, W
P Clisman, Wilmington, Ind, r
F Caywood, Burlington, Cal.
F-Wm b Fox, Now Trenton
Ohio, Henry Francis, Blandingvllle
Ills.
H-B NJ Italian, Burlington, Iowa
M-Moseley Mary, Fai, field, Iowa
Moselcy Henry G, CRANKY, Mo.
W-Samuel G Webb, Oskaloosa
Iowa. J, nj, HEDR1CK, P. M.
April 18th, 1869.
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The Columbus (Ohio) Jou0nal point
eddy remarks that "every cord of
wood given to the poor here will be
SO much fuel saved from use in the
other world"
1.-The following Typographical error
shows the vast Importance of the
comma. At banquet this toast was
given without her man,
is a brute"
We see it stated that Bonner has
expended 100000 in advertising the
latest Ledger story, cred Knife, and
will probably swell the amount to
100000. What do advertisers
think Of this.-Muscatinc Journals
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There are now eleven States which
have enrolled themselves in favor Of
the Fifteenth Amendment to the
Federal Constitution, namely, Neva
da, Kansas, Missouri, West Virginia
Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Maine
South Carolina, Arkansas, Pennsyl
vania. Delaware and Georgia have
rejected it.
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Jacob Rich, of independence, low,

Jacob Rich, of Independence, Iowa,
and Tor years Clerk to Grimes Ma.
val Committee, has been appointed
Captains Clerk Of the U. S. trigate,
Sabine, about to sail with the Senior
class Of Annapolis Midshipmen to va
rious European shores, on an eight
cen months voyage.
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Robinson, of the Fairfield Ledger,
who was up here with Nasty, his old
fellow typo, says the Ledger is flour
iohing like a green bay hoss, and that
they are preparing to buy power
press, and spread themselves general
ly, all Of which we are glad to chron
icln.
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STANDARD Pure WHITE LEAD
"a AL IS
Vegetable Siciian Hair ReneWe,


r.,,. :.. u
Hyc VIZ ,,,c, ..'H ,Me Unp"
suW - ~ ".",G I"c RE-
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nu 1900. * ~ us"MIe our 0tc
u ~ ~. '"m .. 70 - n"Ia rug Mp g
".y" SMMM. u""t % HO".
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., "ra'.y ~. fMM. % ~ ne oHtt
~. Mnn Dr1Iect"m vrr!,m!ys.
s.vM =. as: :..' 49, - OH IADEn
~: ~ ~ Us NOMtlNt cOt0f, M0E.
ny sG'' 1MstrOAs, ana stthfeM J
me scuey; ~ US use, iOccO'saea
Wm'es MnN caeseM M FeMOceS 9H
n:"!,s.unS MHt aM.n":uU, ana Dy
- .OnN Drol,eftte" pFeccnts tfA
"i'ttcs and nOnrishes the hair
9 H,xJas. ~ s .,s "se TIE 1 hai, groes
It restores the capillary GLANDS
70 Mer normal otO0'', anH icik
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Tho claim of New England man
to be the champion" sufferer by ac-
oidents, is disputed. Pntnam, Ohio,
puts forwards a man who has broken
both collar bones, his jaw bone, both
arms, four ribs on one side and two
on the other, and one leg; he has
also had both ankles dislocated, and
has lost his sight, all by accidents,
and SIS still able to be about"
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CoMpLIMENTARY.-The following
complimentary resolution was adop.
ted by Ottumwa Fire Company, No.
l, at it's regular meeting, April 9TH,
1868:
Rcsolred, That in the departure Of
DR.. l.. E. Schofield Qate Foreman of
the Hose) from our town, this Com
pany has lost one of it's most ener-
getic, and efficient officers, and the
city gentleman of unblemished
character; and that our best wishes
and fondest desire for his success,
Will ever attend him wherever he
may choose to pitch his tent.
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Bulls Cedron Bitters.
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
Ard,ssGs Heard From

ArG,sds Heard From.
TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEM
Stoney Point, White Co., ARK.
May 23d, 1866.
DE-. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Last Feb
ruary I was in Louisville purhsai n .
drugs, and I got some Of your Sarsa parills
and Cedron Bitters.
My son in-law, who was with me in the
store, has been down with rheumatiin the
some time, commenced on the Bittesm for
soon found his general health imprrs and
DR.. Gist, who has been in badoyed.
tried them and he also improved. ~.
DR.. Coffee, who has been in bad health
for several years-stomach and liver IA
fected-he improved very much bv the nae
OF your Bitters. Indeed the Cedron Ritz
ters has given You great popularity in this
settlement. think could sell q rreaI
quantity ofyour medicines this fall-esne-
cially ofyour Cedron Bitters and Sarsapa.
rilla. Shiplme via Memphis, care of Rick.
cit d Nicely. Respectfully.
DR.. JOHN BULLS Principal Office
No. 40 Fifth Cross Street,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
AH of The above remedies for sale bu
IA YLOR, BLAKE q co.,
Ottl1mwn, - .IOwa.
Aug. l6th.ls dfwly.
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HUc,t w. SAMPLES will has been
admitted to Probate. His estate, we
learn, amounts to upwards Of two
hundred Thousand dollars Gate Cify.
John 6. Runnells, late private see
rotary Of Governor Merrill, has been
Consul 10 Tunstein, China
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-04-22

The Cedar Rapids Times CLAIMS
the championship for q young girl,
"sweet sixteen" OF Linn county, ms
follows:
For six weeks in the coolest wealth
or Of last winter, during the sickness
of her father and mother, she atten-
ded carefully and well So sheep, s
horses, IL cattle and 2 calves, besides
milking 3 COWS, driving the cattle
one quarter Of u mile every day to
water, cleaning the horses stable, do,
ing the house work and taking care
of her sick parents.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-04-22

MARRIED-On the 7th inst, in
Agency City, by Rev. d. Tibbets,
Mr.. ALBERT GRAVES, Of Lostant, ILL.,,
and Miss MARY BENNINY LEWIS, OF
Agency City.
Also, on the 18th, by the same, Mr.
JOHN REEVE and Miss SARAH J. Co.
VERSION.
In Ottumwa, April 18th, by Rev
r. A. Clapp, Mr.. NELSON J. MARTIN
and Miss MATTE BURcKHoLTER, all
Of this city. ~
Alas! Nols. has slipped on the hal
ter and committed twoicide.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-04-22

Col. Eli S. Parker, chief of the
remnants of the Six Nation Indians
and a member of Grants staff during
the war, has been appointed and con-
frmed Commissioner of Indian AT
fairs.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-04-22

lMPRovED.-Mr. Thomas DOWN, ST.
has added two dormer windows, and
a new roof to his residence, on I'd
street, which makes q slightly i'm
provement.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-04-22

ANoNHER kINK.-" Single wed
dings" are the latest kinks in fash
ions traces. They occur when the
first child is old enough to spank !.
NuScatiRe Journal.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-04-22

The following arc about the prices
paid for fast horses at the present
day: A horse that can trot in 2:35
will bring from $500 to $4,000 a
dashing good young animal, ofsquare
action, will command $4,000 or $4,000,
while n well bred one, say Messen-
ger or Bashaw, that can trot in
2:35. with prospect of Improvement,
will be sought after at $4,000, and
one of either Of the above stock that
can beat $50 is considered cheap at
$4,000, while for every second in
twentics 81 900 will I've readily given.