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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-24
J0hh znlaaf, ana in District Confs * Wsp-'
Hsnry J. zMianf, clio county. loYA, p-a

: vs.. a. Miller. J January Term, IB1t.
T0A, MILLER You are hefehv noxaaed 3
that there Is now on fale In the ONCE OF the
eiNsk 0Sthe District Court OF WapAElo 4ouatys5
II III zAu1auf, clnirAtng of you tina sum sofa
four hundred and twenty-six dollars, On q,
certain proMtssory note given ~ 700 70
i0E -, andpfaying for the fbFvle1are'6E 81
mortg1se given 70 secure said note. on. the
Five [SL Of ZAulAuf's subdivision Of Qut-lot
No. Ten tfol In the city OF Ottunfwa, WApeilc
county. Iowa, and that unless you appeaI,
ihcss Is and defend on OF before noon0 d t6V3a
day Of the January Term, A. D., 1871, Of said.
C6urt. which Will commence On the 26dday Of
January A D., ls1l, default Will be taken
nSainsf yo0 and Judgment Anf decree entered
asainst yon - per prayer Of petition.
ssEss1e Elk A. II. HAM4ETON. ~
"a. ATTY for PLAINTIFF. =
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-24
j AosA rAA1 TAans j TaousAsD |
1Auns 1 fhAn Elmxlrs y;.;.o = :. |

Nosa rAAs Tna,. THOUSAND
(AnIs 1 Tran . ElHSrs Tis;.o a..
|h.l.-.-An.A.. 10y e s.sl
49, s. Wsekiy numDess
~ axsy-fouf pages each, gives 20 ia
readers moro than three thousand
double column ootavo =. -. -. g
q. -. s.. -, ~ Z.
s.- ssas lnstructive and
entertaining reading Of tho day.
"History. bioarauhv. aot,An ,,e,.4r,,'
III .cssrc. s,si m q 9 -. q
s'ss' 0tasASlsu', sss,--'
whas y not shsss y = z the only
compilation That nraaarta ,,ttk ! 49,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-24

d Is. Prssbytsrikn chSssA giys .
Hocial md Oyster 6appsr On
1,Asysday 1Ossiss, md ! cordially
invite every body 70 attend.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-24

kS1l1,f1aa TN Poca. \ very ~
spectacle amount wAs dspositsd hAt
Thanksgiving day II The rost Once
Contribution Box.
1fss. James HAwisy, Tie chairman
ofths committee, issorsas ii that du.
ring The year many sick snd nscsssi-
itous families were greatly relieved
ont Of this fund, which wss rigtdly
applied 70 that parposss md II now,
and haa - hong siacs, sntirsly or
Fhasstsd. 80 Z, sssls u ~ 3
Tks box WIN bssagAia ias Aslobby
Of the Post Once, III Thanksgiving
day, Thursday, the 2ltA inst, snd
che contents win b TURNED ovsftos
Charity COMMITTEES fons lady non
:each church il the 81, 70 - desig.
mated By their psstors, q Which Mr..
James Hawley, 81, VIII = sAairnsn.
"He that giveth toths poor lsndeth
70 the Lori" III yoa liks tho secn-
Erity, down With The dat IS S.
Erum the Daily, N0vsmbsr o. \ ~ y
Notics. - An agent q The UDnaIln
WILDE Il Agsnoy City, saturday,
2eth inst and wiz - pleased y Re
ceive what il dae from sabseribars
It that point, and 70 add new namea
to our list. Il ri sS & " \.
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For Rent.-Four good rooms, II
minutes walks from tho Post Office.
.Eunnire Of ....u....~u..I.&..H xpnsox.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-24
p. G. ANDERSON, M. D. !,
ia. ssfof Ginclnnati, Ohio.l
II HY ION EDICAL,
on RoTANIc PHYSICIAN )

Hayiue confined himself to an Office business
Qttpmwa. would respectfully announce to the
cittxensOf UtulnwN and Vicinity, that he is
now prepared to attend calls In the city or
country. DIR. Anderson having had an cxt ten
siys practiee tor fourteen years in all forms
q disease, AGATE aud chronic, fistters himself
that he Is competent Ia treat diseases OF all
day OF each Week. oifioe--lnrner OF Main a
Market Streets, aver Gossase's store lsesi.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-24

FrsrrvAh TAsrs win y ) srssd
fsstivsi held at Dahloaega, Nov.
Goth. The proceeds 70 ~ used il
renting the n. 3. Church of that
plaos. All are Invited to attend.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-24

TAKS No1fo1 That tho ladies Of
~ Dahlensga y. \, Church ars TO
hold : Festival, n their church. on
Tassdsy syen,sG Nov. 1oth, ths pro
esede - 81 70 the purpose Of fitting
sp their church.
Ailssrta Of rsftsshm4atps and :
GOOD social tins. u sxpsctsd.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-24

BuaoLAsY.Som dead beAt. xttS
burgasrious th>sxhts io,apt - !, ina
the house Of sx.sher;ff Derbv ~,
day mofnias. 81 r,i.iny ~ .,,ao. Al.
he wAs discovsred s. ia. 49,,
sleepins il the room. b.for. -. -
taken anything. and hurried on. N.
sAm1 ~ he cens i 1c;,,t.t.,.,
Let sman mske tAs sr.,d 1870
ofthis town any night. about elev.r
or twelve O'clock and Il. IN, =.
numbsrs Of villainoue lookin. 49,
bers, Syidsatlv yv,t,opttI Z, "a, 's,.,,,. I
means of,upport. aon1 I a. 80
to rob, ksnsess.s pick nool... '
.burglAriss hossss, q even cuk s.,,p,.
throat on sliekt ieovoeatio. M -
q ,snsn aspsns al rlo.., ~, 4.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-24

Our senior, the General, received
today By express, ! beautiful
pianaS Brssil warbler which ~
captured on ! mountain top two
thousand feet shove tho bottom Of
the ocean, and BY ono Of The most
experienced divers Of that country,
who scaled the frowning Aeishts
regardless Of the amphibipus insscts,
mary q which wsigh ) posnd. and
that sit or the trsss and bark, ~
CREST fisk ofliis and limb, and tssns.
ported he sweet rustic minstrsl
aefcss tipsy desp il three 81
vanderbdItS staanehsls vssssIs. il 10
. rare bird and worth ~ weight in
0&D&Sv1s +
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-24

DIRT 0O0D6cA - ~ kaess
Brown Mnslias 9Syyv utfg5su -. z
1ine sssssissasss Ae)
6sanaAsd prints.
cotton Batting, {pGe p0uhd) @SssAs~1 oa3O
Cotton ElAnnolD ItaX
Farmers and Mechanics eAssinnerp 40
York md Evsrett Co&tODaAes .. 36eAe
Kentucky Jeans Rs1 4UA3o
Denims ~ R&ss* ~ sS sa< lafS}S 30n10
TfAka 800 =, s6,,.fs nv. ,s.ss.s Il Lass
CotfOn Yarna ssssDss.s III Fssy q 80 N ~
Coats Thread = 4. N3S1e
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-24

IS ! uesis : 'oaH,s gsa 81
Trask ! Brother hsyins es,q
1stseminsd to close oat tksif Sa6l6
! 3 sFg ssafv a@
Na1SAss CaesaS ~ JsWsary,
q + & sssAnsss
NEW YORK COST.
An tAoss dsliron1 x ostAisins
grset bargains. On nov have = op-
peEtunity seldom o. ~. .',..3
novb.dkwtf.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-24

'sspalding's Cine. cheap oonysn.
lent and nssfdl Nsnds Everything.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-24
si{ERf IN.

I II g..as ,SsAxaWIGGETT, SherifI, yfs.e''
BY Vim r. =. Asbury, Deputy.
4o14r1AaRtysts 4ssiaslss 4 Il III se4ss
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-24

u Mystery solved Fifteen minutes private
~ 66zv6ssa&tOu with mnftted ladies' by one
.pf the5r numher.A Gent Tree tor two etamps.i
Address Mn. -. Netxger. Hanover Pa.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-24

1922 SfySssSAyF HN 8fTTg ~ M
"a Iondon 10, says: SD ~ 4sAasAssA
"A Dispatch from Tours tho 18th,
sayv: IL y uael1 eially fspuEssd That
General De Aurellss does not prom
ise 70 make ) further advance, but
havinR secured q. Sxtremsly stfSuK
position sill, await IN attack hy the
dotnhined forces If Ptjaoe RFederick
Charles and tho Duke Of Meckleny
burg. III continues 10 fe6eiys rein
forvemonts Of arms daily Yesterday
I Yeyy .atrong train of artillery and
caSdIfy moved from Tours a Join
him. His strength is greater svon
thaufsyo j Ia c1fpial statemsnt
shows his army numbers neafiy
260, 900 men, with : daily increase Of
5000. ls..s ,ss sss4
Dispatches from Fiorencs state
that The. IsAliau Government certain
II declined TO join the diplomatic
move against Russia.
Russslls pamphlet just issued has
been suppressed at the suggestion Of
his friends. ss'ss -Es
Rumors continue OF u srsported
concentrated attack on the Prussian
positions before Paris by tho French
Attended hY 4 sortie from the CITY
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Executor's Sale Of Coal Land

NORRIS j. WILLIAMS,
nov.3-w4t. Attorney for Petitioner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06

Gnbltt IN Is seluusen cine 5apiert3tst su beitttsen, spel>
de DE Nerjte iet jabebuaoerten uersesens ~ %te(eittaen lu&.
ten.
Cine aus &rdntern t~eitesenbt EseSt,tu, ue1d. in ibrergtr.
tun9 pobltbu:noer tt ais aue.. aus Miuneralien suIanmerae.
'seten Nr'neien' uno melde 70 a~naeuebm fir ben 8elbmad III
~e eaaep, b;ett to ben Rranlen tn rnetnen Qopens..
Or. erasmus BiusIorp's
uno Ma9en 9p,enae
IT eas Bette ub neneae r,as bic ncberne 6 er,ine ~ Iaae ae@
toroert 6etcbt aus speterlei 8rtracten aus benz
Dnan,earttb, TT gdnA ua'hdolth, uno bat oeuuod bielelbe
@trtune pte las Mercurial. Nle Der @eiunbbat nabtt.tltae
Yslsn loutea eurd bic 2oSease ~serordnst wereea. ueber
Iau1enb @er1u9e
bat Der Gntseter Der 2o,,rse bamit sena&t ebs er tidelte ben,
9ublitunt en,pfabt uno ebe ct oieIelbe 10 nett pervputun,mrst
me Ns jest th.-Obsletb btefelbe fe,nen @eidmaf por Wsbt-
yin bat, entbdlt 0e dQe beilsneeu GtsenId aften Der fartHen
WteeJt1 rtne btren ldiplite BeRdnttbeile.
Sn 5dlea BON Dp5pepIta, 8tQioien ue5eln, Oerfcpfvne,
8optlhmsrjer. Fan,orrboioen, Q8a1erlu9t u:o WetbltAen
8rdntpetten, TT BE Vc3er9e Elm Stel bepdbrtereS Wtttet ais
aue ieae etelbaIten uno tbeilueilt ftdoliten Wir.uren, uelde
eero0tnlta tn iolhet Jdaen auseru1net morben. Mts Elm anti
btutoles Wtttttt neht e uupe.9lei1lid ba uno 1T be1er ais ole
tn 3~ettunssa eepriefensn Mt.tsl uuo 0esibrei6uuaen BON
Wer3ten.
g. mtro earanttrt ba6 Sober, wel9er e;umal Doctor Grasz
mus Wiuslops Qeber unb W a en- Qo,erne aebraubt
bat, n E rptsber elm Nbf15runssut:tel, pulpsr, Irupfen Deer
ptutn nsbnneu tptrb.
Gtrculare uuo @bow.GarOs ,oerbea an Wietertdufer 10.
f!enfret OFT easet.
Nrinale Bro, Gisentbamer.
y Ma,een Game !teu Mprf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06
9H6t pou 2 Gents rro TdQ
iofet 70, I'M iib eaS
DeHti@ ameritanifbc Souverfattz
ouSs 2ericcn

on5uibaten. weIdes unter @itntr!uns ppm neer ais 1unbert
Der tadtisfen oeutlden Shrtitaeler unb Ja1manuer Der Scr
9tadten orn Yrpf /. VI. s. @1enn terausaegeben rotr6 uno
bet Jrteer. @.trbars, (Soa Or 40Oi) In 9leo yort eri&etnt;
rnb ba|9r ertdlt man Gin gGert, rte ME savor eng .eri@tsnen
TT; Elm Wert, reltes uber aqe 0ssenfdnee pes 9St1ens uno
tuaft stbt, Elm Btlus euti4en 2ebens in allen Wttttte'len auf-
soat uno fars game eetts nns fur BE eanse ta!xtl:e EN- tDirt.
Wert lit ieoeut eeutf6en Sauie te,mtl& fea wiro. Am l..
unb Is. jeoeu glpnats erlb.int cine ehfe.unB BON 80 susse.
brudte 5eiten tn ero6sOttau q Is &ents, uro ba iest Gtt
einiee Qisferunsen eridiensu fno, 70 miro q Denen, BE slaa
aest aniansen, bel :lttat.r fen IT'D oas Wsrs an,uitafsn. ais
ipiter, penn erR rnebr ltef.runssn er(dtsnen letn wersen.
ueber ben erpben QDertb biefes VDertsS bat I'D bereus oe &C.
famrnta beutlhe grsNe Ger Ser. etaaten ausaeiproden. tag
lid aeben geneQansen auf eaH.lb. BON Sf, QDef, Suo uuo
gtar6 elm uuo Don aaeu Setten tsn,nsen BON tnssatssnter
Wdnuern Brtefe In benen bteetben TIRE Jreuoe uber eas Gr'
ideinen oteles Wert.s ausfpre&en uno III enttoeoer sur Mtttz
arbeit an oemlslben roer sur Verbrettuns ~eesielbsn %an6teten.
Das Werf TT burd aQe 3eituness uns Bl&etasenssn iomte
brett ron benz oben gsnanrteu Derleser 5u bejteben Ibittse
Aesnten tn ieoee Ort no Deus&e le6<n, laa piafpnmea un'
erbalten anaernefenen &abatt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06

@btca9o, %. Dec. - Die Go9ter
zines Garmers, Nell ion @bitnep, wel9er
6 Meilen bon Bloomington, Su., pobnt,
fsl 9eitern in einen' Drummer unb er<
tranf.
@a1btn9ton.- Gommopore Mcz
Dou9al bat caS COMMANDO iber bic
1aoli9e Yacifc Glotte erbalten.
Ginttnnatti %. De- Dun'
can McDonalp, Elm S@mieo tn Mount
p!calant, in benz @lauben. baB feline ptz
ttole nidt Selaoen iet oridte oie1elbe ouf
@baS. Gortor1a ab unp t5ptete i'm au9en-
tlid!id. MsDonalp mar in betrurfeaem
3uitarpe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06
9etnrt6 9eine'8 1dmmtl1&e
@erfe.
asue aassabe ia - eieferumseu eser = Ban.
ben. Nit Dem Portrait se$ 0id5ters.

beu, mit eem pprtrait ses 0idtevs.
1el@en Der ee!eterte. bertts tn saaaea bextlaen 9otle bt-
ratf4t Ottter, letaer Gtnf1bruna btborS 70 f5nnen mir "a una
bob nt1t ~pefasen, aus ser treiftden Nrbett etaes ueu,rt,
gtoeraalsa falssnee surte aaratte.iatf9e DarlaeQuus ftaes
6eturt4 5eiue . reid seliester unb aebaster,
mela'' %eerabnter unb seidunibter SHAME.
Hsnrta 5stne-usu BEN ee Ginsn nit Ser san,en 8aue
seas BE asetrtas i'm SnI iS sp a 2S9. ass 1 a;ftIs,En ly %.;sr;x S %as.
-.en ssdea Sans att.ttst lie stasn ,ana Ssn.y.i T Der S Sxs%
nitat: sum blumumsrda,tex Nltar Der iaSaaea 05ttiu po.I.
S S.!.I% ~a9eeug anSese ~'eees ets,e Paae 3uradfsbsn,
S ~. x' W" w ~ Us
,ie H, m'nne X = Nv S SrS @aa =. . osn !. aas g!s H'sSltas Sr 9sa.
W y %i"n.. ut Gu Ttsa!9 uae ea Vt@tsr. une Ct TT truber
Suax S.~.en es 4tp!et, eS Yeelte 1T eet tem, mag btele
p Ser ta yui s'p nt%t Sas IMs sigi1ot S:1 nts ss@ ne% :. i iS ,1 tss d e..
laltat bes Wef1bls. Ter inn,rfsn q ,,,G "H"a" II '1u ~ ~ ~ ~.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06
&dmpf& nuo Griumpfe
pber
@rtnneruuyeuu 40 Sabren
-. s. Durham.
BON tbm lelbf ge19rieben.

amp E unb Triumpbe 1T Gin Mus,ua
aus benz 8eldafttsen uno ereisnt6ppQen Qeten bes
9errn .. s. Baruuut, al6 Raufmaun, Bertpalter,
Bansisr, Steiner unb 9lIdli@er @@au- HusReuer
auf 3pet Gontirentea.
Dies 8u9 1T Don bobem @ertbe
Sir ale Dteienisen> wel&e ben 9tbeaslauf bts
9ludltbiten 91auaua0euers in Mmerita gerue le.
fen nnSdten;
SIR bic &rnRtal.na uns GrSb!i&tn, o. Il. let
men ODER laden tuoQen;
Tur bitjeniGcu, tpel9e ibre 2aufbabn ~anfangen,
une serne widtn mS@teu, nj. fe bic Setter bin
auffstgen }oQeu;
DIr Dieieni8eu> tpel9e oS.n an Der Setter ause-
fommen ltno> unb AnSern gerne rntttteilen, mte lie
bort augefouauaen iuo;
Sir Diejeuigeu, wel@e berunter sefaQen, aber
enti@lo'sn ilnb> ben Raupf ue@mals 3u Bette
ben;
Sir Disisnisen ~iuusen eeute, nel&e beaieria
tne eas @ebeimni6 gu eriabreu, wte utan ea5
-, fir eis &laa!i@sa> bic (9 aber ben mss'aans
Mnberer freuen tSnnen; 1s
Sir Dittspisen, melde einsm f3arfen Boob
atter uub untsrbaltenben Gr3dbler serne 3ubS-
ren;
Sir Dtejenis.> tuelde B1rnuun's Mu1tuu1, iens
u1perglet9ltte @ammlurg bon ertwiirbi9teiten,
@unpern unp @9aBeu, bic 3errn y. btrubmt
raa4te, geleben babeu (unp tbre ;3abl 1T 2esiou.)
unb lsBt bic feltlameH, 1uertwirbt8en unb intersl-
fauten Dinge ieben ntS@ten, uslhc Ct In {einem
@eoa9tniB aufbewabrt bat.
Dieie @el9idte zines 2%ebenSalters,
fril4 uno seieucu auf jsoer @eite> bietet t1nter.
baltung, 8elebrung uup NuBen, mie tein anberea
Bert il9 ribn1en fann.
Seotu9uuoen:
Dieles Mert tuirb NIT neuen @tereotpp- plat.
ten, auf l9GneS papter geerudt unb nit SO
Rupfer(tt9en oer3tert tuerbeu. porunter bas tpubl'
setroftne 8tIbntS bes @erfa0ers. @s entbdl
nabe3u 800 ensSeorudte $40. @etten, unb bautr=
baftr &inbdneen uberliefert tperoen, 3u ~folgeueeu
biQtssu pretieu, 3ablbar Bel t1eberlieferung:
Sn Grtra fetne5 ensliI9es Sud- sebunben, mil
eelpreugtelten1 @@nitt $3.50.
Su &rtra feine5 euglilbes Sud- 9ebunbeu, mil
peraplbstem &9nitt S $500.
Sn Sober, 8itliotbet &inbanb> NIT eelprenttlten
@4nitt $500.
Nan tann bis1es Wert burd uniere 4senteu
erbalten, ea Cd nur bur@ @uo1crtptton oertauf
~trb.
Die Sublcribentcn brauhen ba5 Bud nidt 81
nebmen, penu Is nidt in ieoer 3tr!9t NIT be,
8elaretbuns Ib:reinatmmt.
=. 3. 8urr S g.,
6erausaeber, 9artforb, Conn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06

Sn Is Qirferunsen su 4 5 Gents per 9ieferung.
@t&ts lann benz e;nssuaaterten ghrstr btefts eanses BON
tteferem SntereHe uno bon ~er6seer D:btistett fem, ais bic
@aittate ietner neuea 5eunatb fenneu au terner. 81 bas
9anb aub rob iuua, 81 fene @ef&t6te nod tur3 III in, Der
baltnis sur 9eF&idte Der 8Slhr uub gattpnsn Der alien Del,,
70 b'etss is n'ats eeto mentser an 8rafaasea uno srbets aben
ttefersreifeneen Ibaiaden nit unbere4enbarer Iraaweise
auf bic @sfat4ts bss sansen DteuI6easef4Iedts Elm 10 r.tae,
@eu.alSe, baB tie es serotent. epa git unS Sung nidt Bio, &c.
iein. Grit wenu etes ber Iaa. crit rtnn Die @eiat&te Der
MISUNDERSTANDING eteier iunsen %ternbafen Nation uu6
TIRE Gersfetung, bte 8efdi4te bs mettbHtpsilheu Ire;teus.
tanpfts eer lesten Sabre. TN Bergen res insepaneerte
Burgers lebtnets IT,. sptrp er fd ~etaselebt unb beuutia ia,
neuen Gaterlanbe flblen. :
Das ,%OrliesenSe Dsrt, erinblia uns bod leidt s.raanelta
fur Seeeu, tn %aaresenser ~lesenetstr Spra6e eeia.ieben, fol
ete|e Aufsabe erfuden une IN letdtefer NniAa fanssueife, In
IS Qteferuneen, iebe ium Dretie Don IL Gents, EN- un.utbebr.
lihes Sansbua fur ieSen eeutiasn Burger pisis eauses mer.
ben.
Die 9erleeer
@@dfcr S Rcraoi.
SuesOf Gde Der 4. u. 0oob Strabe, pbilapelpbia
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06

@mmert 4 56meijer,
eagle Stra6e, ct. Yaut, Rs9t BEN seebrten pu-
blttuu, ~isoerssit ~ Disulsn nit aussesei@net>u
2agersier pom btten 0ebrdu, fir ieoer BtDat'
un6 3uz, btaieaen pretie, uni enapResIi eisrnt'
t5r Gcbrttat beiteus ben geebrtea Ionebmera tn
@tdb: unb Qaub.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

Sick HEADACHE.-A recent medical wEi
ter thus accounts for sick headache, from
which SO many persons suffer He attributes
it to a weak stomach and imperfect digestion,
and that the attacks are usually preceded by
a greater than ordinary appetite. The stom-
ach is naturally weak, and so long as it is
not crowded 1t works kindly. By and by
more food is put into it-oi more iIratating
kinds-tban it can digest. 1t ferments, an
acid state is produced, the acid acts as an
irritant upon the coats of the stomach, and
this irritation is taken rs a cali for food, to
satisfy which, more is taken. and all to no
purpose; the poo3stomach revolts, but with
the rest during the headache, and the relief
from the vomiting, it RECEIVERS its won,ed
tone. If this be correct, the remedy is a
very superb one, abstinence from food for a
meal or two, or a denial of the unnatural
cravings of the appetite, would seem to be
all that is required. Sufferers from this dis
ease should test the value of this advice.
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Dear Boys, Come Back.

Thus read quaint and charming adver.
tlsement for the re- opening of a boys school,
and as 1t met our eye, the thought came,
how many hearts might echo that entreaty--
Dear boys. come back.
How many 10; ely household where there
are no longer pattering footsteps and merry
voices. where all is silent save the memory
OF the little ones who have been called away
to their angel home; or have grown up and
gone forth irto the busy, bustling world and
are thus as far removed from the familiar
scenes OF their childhood as if they had in
deed crossed the river dividing the seen from
the unseen.
How many lonely mother, living over in
her tender, yearning heart the happy days
of the long ago, says with an eager entreaty
Dear boys, come back.
Alas the longing can never be fulfilled
the boys are no more!
Some, with the dew of the morning still
shining on their sunny lair, were years ago
committed to the keeping of mother earth,
ashes to ashes--dust to DUST
and active men, with bearded faces and care
worn brow,. They turn aside, at long in
tervals it may be, from their own family cir
cles to gather under the old roof tree; to
talk ofthe past, the present and the future;
but it is with divided interests. with new
plans and purposes; the new home has be.
come dearer to them than the old, and other
boys are clustering around their fire.ides,
who. in turn. shall so forth to build nests
for themselves
Thus goes on the continual progression.
and therefore, while time shall last viii the
old cry be he ard, Dear boys, come back.
0, ye mothers, who are careful and troub
led over the countless tasks deyolving upon
maternity, do not murmur; grow not impa
tiGnt at the constant demands on your lime
and attention; do not com plain, though the
little feet are restless, and the little hands
mischevious, and the wills stubborn and way
ward. Strive 10 fill your home with joy and
gladness; make it fair and pleasant spot
to your children. Do Tot look on your toll
as uarequited or irksome. Gather all the
roses, aud let not the thorns rankle on your
pillow. Garner up happy memories for
yourself aud your little ones, for the day will
surely come when yoi, too, will reiterate the
pleading, Dear boys, come back
In that day may your own record AMI re
ward be, Her children rise up and call her
blessed -
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

''No SECRET, DocToR ~ noticed,
said Benjamin Franklin, q mechanic among
a number of others at work on house erect
Ing but little way from my Office. who al
ways appeared to be in a merry humor--who
had kind aud cheerful smile far every one
he met. Let the day BE- ever SO cold gloomy
or sunless, happy smile danced like sun
beam on his cheerful countenan Me, ting
him one morning. Il asked him to tell me the
secret of his constant happy flow of spirits
No secret, doctor, he replied. i have got
one Of the best of wives, and when go to
work she has always kind word Of encour
agement for mc; and when | go home she
meets me with smile and kiss; and then
tea is sure to be ready, aud she has done so
many little things to please me, that | can
not find it in my heart to speak an unkind
word to anybody F"
What influence, then, has woman over the
heart of man to soften il. and make it the
foundation Of cheerful and pure emotions !
Speak gently, then; kind greeting, after
the tolls of the day are over, costs nothing,
and goes far towards making home happy
and peaceful Young wives and girls, can
didates for wives, should Keep this in mind
as to older wives, experience may already
have taught them this important lesson.
Aud what We say to wives, we say also to
husbands loving word and kiss go very
far with woman. r.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21
Seleft 9ortry.
THE STORM.

The air is chill, the rain falls fast,
And dark and wintry is the night;
Keen Is the bleak and stormy blast
And not star affords it's light,
How can | ungratefui be,
Who have u house to cover me
How many poor around me roam
Not knowing where to lay their head
Without friend. without home.
Except it be u mud valid shed,
How can | then ungrateful be,
Who have honsr to cover ME?
How can l then, while thus l lige,
.je disconrehted with my lot?
The i4ord doth countless mercies give,
Yet who SO often IS forgot
Oh may ever grateful oe
PaE al! the Lord has given to me
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

Tom Hubbard. Of the Logan Gazette gets
off the following original sensation Here
is the whee-barrow. Forsimpicity of con
struction. strength, courage, and general
m oral character, it is the superior of the ve-
locipede, and ought to be encouraged"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

nR j. P. DURCHFIELD-LateS Surgeon Of the
1 SD Reg't Penn'a Vols. having returned
from the army. offers his professio nal services TO
the citizens Of ClearhcId and vicinity Profes-
sional calls promptly ATTENDED to. Office on
South Eas: corner Of Sd and Market Streuts-
Oct T. IS65-6mp.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

A Persian philosopher being asked by
what method he had acquired so much
knowledge, answered: by not being pre-
vented by shame from asking questions when
was Ignorant
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-21

Boys remember you grow older every day.
and it you have bad habits, they grow older
too and the older both get, the harder they
are to seperate.