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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-09-30
From the Daily Courier of 9th inst.
Police News.

Major John S. Wood, city Marshal
makes the following report, to-wit:
Asbury Kennel, arrested Saturday
evening, for general intoxication, dis.
orderly conduct, and for disturbing
the placid slumbers of Nellie Wilson
alias Nellie Pinkcrton and aliaser
"Big Legs"
He was very justly fined Sc 80 for
oil these henious offences, and paid il
like regular little dead beat should
do.
A. w. Kennedy, for tho same line Of
intolerable offences, got stuck for
same amount and likewise paid SO 80.
Ditto John Hamilton.
Peter Bond, for simple drunken
ness, got stuck for 80 80, which he is
boarding out.
John Doe, for drunkenness, is in
jail at $3 33 per day till he boards out
IS so.
Milt Campbell and Lew Cline had
a fout; Low got cleared on his defense,
and Campbell took change Of venue
to Justice Jaquos, which endeth the
first lesson.
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Read. Read!

The undersigned is prepared to pain
LifeSize. or any size desirable, at low fig
ures. Persons having small pictures Of
deceased friends, wishing to have them
enlarged and colored life like, give me a
call and not entertain the absurd notion
that nothing can be done right unless it
ia done in the East. Give me chance
and can do 1t we'll and much cheaper.
Card Photograph, Ambrotypes and
Gems taken on short notice.
Main st. Ottumwa Iowa.
d3mw1v. Fl. NUNAMAkER'
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d. A. Ballard.

D. A. Ballard has a large and well
selected stock of Family Groceries
which he sells cheap as tho cheapest
Ho buys everything in tho way OF
country produce, at tho highcstpricc
the market affords in cash.
He makes speciality OF hides,
pelts, and wool, and will pay you
moro for them than any other man in
Ottumwa. Go and try him.
1t will do you good to call on Bal
lard few doors below the p. o., il
you want the top of the market for
your products, or goods at the low.
est living prices. Sept s ld&wtf
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CLANCY & Bro. have a large
and we'll selected stock of Hats and
Caps that they will sell at lowest fig.
ures, No. 81 Union Block.
Plattsmouth e. Lincoln.


Tim. Rioridan ESQ.,, of our city
called upon US to-day. He is now
engaged clcrking in the store Of
Fitzgerald 4 Mallory, in Plattsmouth
Neb., and is here for day or two on
a visit to his family. From him we
learn hat his employers Fitzgerald
& Mallory have the contract for gra-
ding the extension Of the B. & M.
road from Plattsmouth to Lincoln, so
miles. He reports that tho grading
for the entire distance is well under
way, and will DO completed this win
ter, and that the track will be laid SO
as to connect us with the capital Of
Nebraska in the next six or eight
months. Plattsmouth no says is
growing rapidly.
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A Delegate Missionary Meeting of
the Protestant Episcopal Church will
DO held in st. Mary's Church CON-
mencing on Friday evening next, the
LIST of Oct.
Services will begin at o'clock.
Tho public are respectfully invited
to attend. J. Il. RYAN, Rector.
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RAILROAD BULLETIN. - Our Rail.
road Field Marshal, Merrill, yester.
day dispatched certain ofbis faithful
Lieutenants as follows, to.wit.
VIM. Daggett, 10. Chambers, and
J. D. Ladd to Ioka and Richland,
with orders to stay there until re
lieved, and to hold those points at all
haszards. Major Fulton is assigned
to the centre at COMPETING, and is
expected to open out q brisk recruit
ing. business for the G, Is. W. r. r.,
while Sheriff Derby and Dan. Abra-
hams have gone into permanent win
tor quarters at the strong outpost of
Blakesburg, with orders to occupy
that bclligerent point until they come
down with $4,000 to the same pro-
iect.
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TOWNSHIP TICKETs.-The Town.
ship Committees should send us at
once, or as soon as the nominations
are made, their tp. tickets with the
number required in each tp. Two
dollars each will be charged the tp's
for these tickets which should be sent
with the orders.
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DR.. G. &. Warden, the old Dry
Goods standby is in eastern markets
buying his fall stock. lie is expect
cd home soon with his usual well
selected assortment Of everything
in the goods line, required by . dis.
eliminating public.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Pretty Women

A comparatively few Ladies monopolize the
Beauty as well as the attention of society
This Ought not to be so, but IL is; and will be
while men are foolish and single out pretty
faces for companions.
This can all be changed by using Hagan's
Magnolia Balm, which gives the Bloom OF
Youth and RETIRED sparkling Beauty to the
Complexion, pleasing, powerful aud natural
No lady need complain of red, tanned
freckled or rustic Complexion who will In.
vest seventy five cents in Hagan's Magnolia
Balm. Its effects are truly wonderful. Tt
Preserve and Dress the Hair use Lyons ka'
thairor.
Sent TO- -dWim
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At Taylor, Blake & Co.'S

PIANOS ORGANS AND MELoDEoNs
AT Cosr.-Taylor, Blake & Co. hav-
ing determined within the next ten
days to close out their stock of Pr
apo's Organs and Melodeons, or re-
turn them to manufacturers, will Of
fer to any one wishing to purchase,
the rare chance Of buying an instru-
ment at cost.
If not sold within ten days they
will positively be shipped east.
q, 900 ROLLS OF WALL PAPER
mo humbug,-of the best and la
test styles, is now opened to tho pub
lie, at unusually low prices. Call
early, and make your selections, at
Taylor, Blake 4 Co.'S.
ORNAMENT YOUR HOMES and
parlors with beautiful paintings,
chromos, &c, while you can buy at
half price, at Taylor. Blake & Cos.
SABBATH SCHOOLS should ex-
anime the immense stock Of Sunday
School Books, rewards, and singing
books, just received, and for sale low
or than can be had from any other
market, at Taylor, Blake 4 Co.'S.
ANY ONE In WANT of School
books, miscellaneous books, blank
/ books paper and paper goods of any
and all kinds, envelopes, sheet music,
&C., &C., should call at Taylor, Blake
4 Co.'S.
CLOTH CURTAINS, numerous
styles; Paper curtains, choice sclec.
tions-reduced prices,-at Taylor
Blake & Cos.
SHOULD ANYTHING In THE
fancy line be wanted, for presents, fol
the toilette or nice fan, remember
the place to buy IL is at Taylor
Blake l. Cos.
| GOLDPENS, DIAMOND pointed
of the very best manufacture, war
ranted to give satisfaction. Also
Faber's, and Gold pencils, all color
and kinds, are kept in quantities, u
Taylor, Blake h Co.'S.
| LONDON PORTER, good and re
liable, and essence Jamaica Ginger
for sale at Taylor, Blake 4 Co.'S.
Il TAYLOR, BLAKE & CO., th
oldest Drug and Book house in tn
, city, take the lead in pure drugs, puI
wines and liquors, for medicinal pul
poses; and patent medicine. An
their stock embraces as complete
assortment of everything in the
lime rs can DO found anywhere
, THOR prices arc as low as tho loves
Please take notice and govern you
selves accordingly.
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$50 Penalty.

All dealers who sell tomato or 9th
or sauces, syrups, jellies or jams, sar..
dimes or prepared mustard, without
stamping, are liable for the above
amount for each box or bottle.
Tho stamps may DO had at the OF
tumwa Bank.
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Important.

important.
GEN. J. M. HEDRICK,
The Surveyors chain
exhibited to us by Mr.. John Grant,
of your place, is great improve
ment upon the rude and unreliable
instrument in common use, and if
generally adopted will do away with
those vexatious corrections and bal
ancings necessary in the present
usage.
As means of verifying measure.
ments by triangulation in the different
stages of the work; for engineering
purposes as we'll as for the more gen.
ieral purpose of common surveying
it is dissideratum.
N. NORRIS HALsTED,
STEPHEN ALEXANDER,
T. l.. GRAHAM, G. E.
CHAs. III. MORE.
Of the party detailed to observe the
Aug. Eclipse at Ottumwa. w3m-1O
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FouND.-The undersigned found o
pocket book on Saturday, on the
street in this city, containing q small
amountof money, which the owner
can have by call on me at the Drug
Store Of J. L. Moore, in this city,
provingproperty, and paying for this
notice.
G. &. LEWIS.
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NOW is THE TEL.
To repair the inroads made upon the physi-
cal strength by the heated term. which has
closed with September. The vitality that has
been oozing through the pores In the form oil
Precipitation, for tile Inst three months, re-
quires TO be replaced. hs preparative TO the
cold season which makes such disastrous nav
oc with relaxed and urtoned systems. The
reserve Of vigor with which tile stoutest man
commences the Summer campaign is drained
out of him at its close, and unless by some
means he acquires new stock of vital energy
wherewith to encounter tile shock Of q colder
season, he may droop and wither like the ial.
ling leaves whose life-iuices are exhausted
II ii Is thus with the strong, how much more
perilous Is the condition Of the weak and all.
ing. Their reasons must suggest to them
more forcibly than these printed words, the
necessity for invigoration, and the world hay.
| ing decided, after an experience of almost Q
quarter of O century that HOSTETTERs
STOMACH BTTTERS embrace such restora.
tive properties are not possessed by any other
tonic and Alternative preparation in existence
The Importance Of resortilg to that great rem.
ovator and regulator of the human machine
at this critical season is as obvious as the
| light of day. Let all who desire to escape an
attack Of chills and fever, bilious remittent
fever, dysentery, diarrhoea, dyspepsia, rheu.
matism, hypochondria, or any other OF the
diseases of which the allseason Is the prolific
parent, have recourse promptly to this cele.
brated preventive and restorative.
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John II. Lewis, of Lively 4 Lewis
returned from New York yesterday
Let their numerous customers be
on the qui uiue for something aston.
ishing, in the way of stock Of
goods one Of these days.
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SuccEssfUL.-Capt. Jaques and A.
w. CASTOR, Esq, made . successful
raid after stock 10 the neighborhood
of Abingdon last Saturday, securing
several hundred dollars, with the as
surance Of moro coming.
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Register Your Names.

The board Of registration will be
in session on the 9Th and 9th of 90.
tober 1869, at the Court House, from
8 a. M. to 4 p. m. each day. to com.
pletc tho list of voters for Centre
tip. W. H. G. JACQUES,
Sept. l8,dwtd. TIP. Clerk
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Clancy & Bro, No. "a Union
Block, have the best and largest vari-
ETY. Of Mems & Womens' wear of
Boots and Shoes in the city, and they
must be sold. Call and sec them.
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Sept 25th dwtf.

The upper ferry chain broke; Mr.
r. w. Champion, the proprietor alb
sent; $50 teams on tho other side
and SO on this side awaiting passage
across the river, by means of one
ferry, all cry aloud to the people Of
Ottumwa for relief.
How long, oh! how long fellow
citizens are you going to allow your
business to be slaughtered tor want
of means to cross the Dcs Moines
river.
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Isaac II. Page, Esq, one of the
sensiblest Agrioulturist in Wapello
county, has bought land, and will set.
tic in Montgomery county, some IL
miles from Rod Oak Junction.
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Bully for Blakesburg!

Sheriff Derby and D. B, Abrahalhs,
have just returned from Blakcsburg
after a prolonged scigo, and report
having secured s2,700 additional!
stock, making ~, loo total for that
place up to this writing.
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Delegates to the Co. s. s. Conven
ton, not previously reported:
Ashland Baptist s. s., Rev. J. Viii.
liams, A. N. Crane, NJ. W. Strickland
J. A. Israel.
The above delegates wero omitted
because they by inadvertancy hap
pened to not report in proper time
and consequently the Secretary wat
unable to get their names.
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PEAKED OUT.-The Peak Family
whitfield down in talent to the small
est kind of . peak, had an audience
last night, in Taylor & Blake's Hall,
worthy of o meritorions performance,
which that audience didn't get by a
long shot.
Saving the acting, ringing, and
singing of the pretty, plump, grace
full Fannie Peak, and the passable
singing, ringing, and playing of Char
lie Peak, tho whole must be inconti-
nently voted stale, fiat, insipid, and
shabby exhibition.
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STovEs.-T. R. Wallace Go. arc
now in receipt Of tull and complete
stock OF stoves, and all other goods in
their line, which they arc selling at
lower prices than ever before.
Sept. 3O.-l2t-W
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Root & Brainard.

Messrs. Root Il Brainard, the on
torprising manufacturers OF Monu.
ments, Tombstones, &C., 80. on Main
street in this city, had two elegant
pieces of thor workmanship on ex
hibition at the Fair, which excited
general praise, ON account of their
beautiful design, and splendid letter.
ing and general good workmanship.
These gentlemen have just compile.
ted q fine monument for John Lewis
deceased, Zone of the pioneers Of
Ottumwa,) and his family, ordered
by Alvin Lewis, Esq, which is TO be
put up at the cemetery, and which is
a work Of art, very hard to be sur
passed anywhere. Call in and see
it.
The tombstone question is not a
very cheerful one to contemplate,
but since we are all to come to this
complexion at last, 1t is we'll enough
that We should all know where to
get the very finest works of art in
this line. and of the most scrupulous.
~ honest and upright men, and at
the lowest prices which can be -af.
forded, for all Of which we recon-
mend the mandatory of Root 4
Brainard.
Sept 2Gh d2w4t.
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. J. w. Dixon, and
his family, so east today for a pro-
longed visit among friends and rela-
tivcs, in Philadelphia, Chester Co.,
Pa, and in Delaware.
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l wish to soil span ofwell broken
mules, five years old. Win sell at a
bargain, also a good gray marc, six
years old. JAS. l.. TAYLOR.
Sep15d&wtf.
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For SALE. will sell at a bargain,
my house on Marion Street, in this
city. 1t contains 6 rooms, pantry,
cellar, &C., besides there is on the lot
all the necessary out houses, stables
and fine lot Of shrubbery, and fruit
trees. Terms easy. Apply on the
premises at once, to the undersigned.
L. L. MCBRIDE.
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EXTRACT FROM A LETTER FROM SAN
IA CRoIx.-* x X 4 We had wan
dered for many hours through tan
gled forests Of Tropical shrubs and
trees, somo Of them emitting most
delicious and invigorating odor, when
we suddenly camo upon large and
well cultivated plantation, in tho Gen.
ter of which wore several buildings.
Entering these we found them to DO
the "press houses" stills, &c, where
the sugar cane is crushed for the man.
ufacture of st. Croix Rum. Over 100
Coolies were at work, and the smell
from the fermenting watts was very
exhilarating and pleasant. We were
shown through the entire establish
ment, and learned that all tho Rum
here produced was shipped to Messrs.
p. 81. Drake & Co., New York, to be
made into their celebrated PLANTA-
TON BIrTERs. The peculiar good Of
tects of this Rum-which is the pur-
est and best in the world-are we'll
known. Not a single case Of Dys-
pepsia, Fever and Ague, Consump-
ton, or any such disease can be found
on this Island, Except of invalids
come here for their health, and they
are almost always cured). Combined
with Calisaya Bark, Cascarilla, and
other important ingredients, this
Rum becomes PLANTATION BITTERs;
and surely no finer Tonic and gener-
al Family Remedy was ever seen.
The combination Of these Bitters was
first discovered here many years ago,
and all the Natives swear by PLAN
rArIoN BITTERs, aud say "there is
nothing like it." Judging by the ro-
busthealth Of the witnesses, / am GER
tain their testimony is truo. = x x **
r. S. T.
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MARRlED.-At the residence cf the
officiating clergyman, in Ottumwa,
Sept. 25th, by Rev. H. Bross, Mr..
JOHN A. ANDERSON, and MISS HELE-
MA nj. LINpsrArr. all of this CITY.
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BALM In GILEAD.

Hearts Ease for Young Men, who have
violated the laws of life, and desire to be
restored TO better MANHOOD Essays
by benevole MT physicians, sent in sealed
letter envelopes free of charge, Address,
| HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Phils,
delphia, Pa, lunel-dtwsm'
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Col. e. G. White, Secy. Wapello
county Ag. Society, was in town to
day, and informs us that the officers
of the Society will meet at tho Court
House next Saturday, Oct. I'd to ad-
just and pay claims, premiums, &c.
&c.
We have not published the list Of
premiums this week, because we
have not been able to procure them.
Hope to do SO next week.
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An elegant bouquet which attracted
such general attention at the Fair
was presented to this Office by Mrs.
Clark Williams, for which she has
our thanks.
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I. o. o. F.
OTrUMwA LODGE No. 8.

UTTUMWA LODGE NO. ,.
The members of Ottumwa Lodge
are oil requested to be at their Hall,
on Tuesday evening, Oct. Sth, at 7
o'clock, as there is business of great
Importance. X. ). DENNY,
Sept 20, d&wtd. Sec'y.
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Church Festival.

At tho Methodist Church, on
Thursday evening, Sept. Both.
Oysters, Ice Cream, &c.
Admittanco 10c. d3t
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Devin still finds plenty todo in his
Real Estate line. We hear of his sell.
ing four thousand dollars worth Of
unimprvsou land lost Saturday, unu
he completed the purchase, yester.
day, of the "Perry" farm, Of some
1870 acres, lying on the Eddyville
road, three miles above Ottumwa.
We arc not informed at what
price, but understand the tract is gen.
orally regarded as bargain at $50
per acre.
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LINCOLN CoRN.-Isaac H. Page, has
left with US four oars Of this specie
Of corn, which we defy any other
farmer, Of Wapello county, to beat.
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From the Daily Courier Of 9th inst.
GOING EAsT.-Geo. II. Shelter ESQ.
of s. B. Fuller l. Co., starts east to.
day for large stock of seasonable
goods.
George has been in the trade here
60 long, that he cannot well fail of
selecting a stock Of goods suitable
to the trade Of this market. They
have re-arranged their store in Un.
ion Block, making it more attractive,
and convenient, while the moving
out Of J. Prugh 4 Son will give S.
B. Fuller h Co., an opportunity to
spread themselves with one of the
finest stocks Of goods in the city.
For nice goods Of the latest styles,
and cheapest prices, wait until Shelf.
fer returns.
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OuR KINGDOM FOR A BRlpaE.-Th

Our KINGDOM FOR A BRlDGE.-The
Ferry is entirely incapacitated, as
we are informed, accommodate the
travelling public. Only one Ferry
boat is running, and for weeks the
people stay upon the other side Of tho
river long hours waiting to get over.
Where is the other boat? Come gen.
tlemen; Ferryman, you must needs do
your very best or perfect shower of
excavations will descend upon your
heads. Extraordinary efforts alone
toaccommodate, can shield you from
blame.
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rom the Daily Courier of Goth inst.

From the Daily Courier Of aOth inst
RETuRNED.-t. D. Ladd, J. Cham
bers and VIM. Daggett returned at
2 o'clock p. m. to-day, from their
tour through the South part of Keo-
kuk county in quest of stock for the
Chicago& Southwestern road. They
had rousing meeting last night at
Richland and raised at once in the
meeting $2lOO, additional stock
The people there also reported that
they had got $500, new stock west of
Richland on Skunk river. A meot.
ing is appointed about 5 miles west
of Richland for ncxt Friday evening
and our wide awake to wnsmon above
named promised that speaker sho'd
be sent from here to assist them. 1t
is verify treat to an earnest ontor-
prising man to get down among the
people about Richland. They know
no such word as fail and they uil
,ciA.
Their subscription now reaches the
sum Of $4,000. At loka the people
seem to be determined that the sub
scription shall be raised only upon
the condition that a depot shall be
made within one half mile of the
town. This SO far has rendered sue
cess in that quarter on up hill bust
ness. This may be profitable to that
people, but we fear not. We wish
we could accommodate them but the
directors here have SO far no author.
ity to do so. The people to the
South of 1oka may do, and we think
will do what is required.
All honor to Messrs. 1add, Cham
bers and Daggett for tho liberality
and public spirit they have displayed
in their three days work in the good
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n,HE MIssISOUOI POWDER

actually cure, Cancer and SCroiuloQs dir
Il eases Of the Skin. See Report TO l., |,
Medical Society, and statements oi fhS siei-
ans IN circular, scut free on application Ia
CHAS. \ DUBOIS, General AGENT,
=. o. Box lhoa Is. feafl ST., New ioth
July 4, wSM"
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MAGNOLIA WATER. - Superior to
the best imported German Cologne,
and sold at halt the price.
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Read Them.

The series of articles which we
are now publishing, entitled "Remin.
iscences of Travel" will perhaps con-
tinue for months, and are from the
pen Of a ready, graceful and able
writer, who does not in these articles
draw on his imagination for his facts,
but who describes what he witnessed
himself during his extensive travels
on semi official business at home and
abroad,
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NEW ENTERpRIsH.-M. Heinrich
esq, is now erecting a packing
house, and leo house with all the
modern convenlences for packing
and curing pork in the summer as
we'll as in the winter, on his lot OPP
posite the upper mill. 1t is to DO a
substantial brick building.
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~ Reader, do, you know how your sub.
scription standsf II You don't, the
presence or absence OF an = on the
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