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property or WILSON Eho5 an insofScntl
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State of Ohio County Of a ahlands I'D
1s-JosephP Patterson Cashier of the
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do solemnly dswear othstdth .aboEe
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q which arrIvsds tlSan Fraaeisco go
thesF1i2tfs instant met t6s steamer
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'ThIrtya seventh Public RspoFEoI

III thirty seventh Pubic RePoFt-ofI
the condition of the FIRST NATIONAL
BANK at Ashland, in the State of Ohio
at seefbasinesss October 9th, 1a7es
q KESoUBcEs.
Loans aud Discoants s29s, 509, SO
9ssE;d Bssa. to - S''SsleS
circulation. 100000
q. 8. Bonds on hand, $4,000
Other Stocks, Bonds.
Due from Redeeming
tsEAgents, 17,433,66
Due from other Ma
-tieAal Banks, 9,236,62
Due from other Banks
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50.
Cash items, - 1854
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Fractional Currency(in-
ssn slSa ~ Sf '4Nsw SSSS
Legal Tender notea.HT SO, s72, 90
.sFssd EwoseIS4s5, i75, -
LIABLIT1Es
Capital stock paid iny 100000 o
Surplus Fund. 10, 600, 90
Discount, Exchsnge,1
and t@ntsEsstt cd, "a an ~, 70
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GtGI & G. TINEbTABLEA .s.,I
On n after Monday, Enscs zlsG 1855,
passenger trains will arrive at. The follow. 1
ing 1daces at the time set,ob HsIs--sN
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A Warning.

The threshing Of grain with
machines is now being dono through
out tho country, and already we
hear Of accidents happening because
Of negligence on tho part Of persons
in charge Of the machines, in not COM
plying with tho law, which requires
that two lengths Of tho tumbling rods,
next to tho throshing machines, to-
gether with the knuckles or joints
and jacks Of the tumbling rods shall
be safely boxed or secured while
running. Any person falling TO com
ply with the above requirements, is
liable for oil damages that may occur
from such failure, and further, no
cannot recover, by law, for the work
he performs, that is, suit cannot be
maintained for his services while he
runs tho machine, without complying
with the statute, aud he is also liable
to q finc in addition to all the above.
The law making power has done its
whole duty, towards preventing the
horrible accidents that are almost
of daily occurrence, during tho
threshing season, and will not the
people sec to it, that the law is oxo-
cuted? ,ss
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or FIRE PREMIUM GE
Do IMPROVED FAMILY 0C
Sewing Machine,

$3.50 clear profit per day. S75per week. $500
per month mi,de easy by any lady or gentle,
old fayQrite With Its many new and practl-
cal additions making the most complete com
bination OF valuable and useful improvement
ever effected in any one machine. The EN-
bodiment of extreme simplicity, efficiency
and utility. entirely different in model and
design from any low priced machine. II Is the
Sewing Machine ever invented, gives perfect
satisfaction wherever introduced. Has re-
cetved premiums, Stood the test OF 10 years,
and y fully approved OF by every family who h
strong and beautiful Elastic Lock Stitch, with
wonderful rapidlty and certainty. Sews any
thing needle will go through, from the finest
TO the thickest fabric, firm and neat, with
ease. Uses all kinds OF silk or thread direct
from the spool; is improved with new self
acting feed, spring tension, seit-guider, ana
uses the adjustable straight needle, perpendi-
GUAR motion, with poweriul lever action.
Possesses all the good qualities ofthe best high
priced machines condensed, without their
complications or fault. sample of sewing
sent free ON reccip. OF stamp. For certificates
&C., see descriptive pamphlets. mailed free.
\ thorough practical sewing machine for
family use.--Tribune. very strong anu re-
This beauti6ul sewing machine is one OF the
inostingeniors pieces OF mechanism ever In
Nenled.-bemccrat, Ga. Worth many times
quite n new machine with its many late inn
rroNements, and sews With astonishing ease,
rapidity and ncatness.-Republican, n. \.
single machines, as samples, selected with
care, for family use, with everything csmplete
sent to any part ol the country, Der express,
packed III strong Wooden box, free, ON receipt
OF price, $50. safe delivery of goods guarah-
teed, Forward cash by registered letter, or
poStoftlee money order, at our risk. Agents
wanted, male OF female, everywhere. New
pamphlets containing extra liberal induce
Machine Co. office, SO NasSau-street, Now
York. atg,e5-wiy.
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MEDIcAL-Frank B. Fesler, d.,
Consulting and Operative Surgeon,
on the Eye, Eyelids, and Ear, tor
Blindness, Deafness and all defects
Of Sight aud Hearing. Strabismus,
or Crosseyes Strengthened, in ono
minute. Medicines used tor tho
eyes and eyelids, are mild and give
no pain. He gives his special alton
ton to diseases OF the Eye, Eyelids,
Ear, Nostrils, Throat, Lungs, Heart,
Liver, Stomach, Skin Diseases, Old
Sores and other nervous and chronic
diseases of male aud female, Obste-
trical cases attended to all hours, day
and night. DR.. Fesler will visit any
part of the country, in con9ultatio q,
or to perform surgical operations.
He will rcndor his surgical and
medical services to the poor, on
Wednesday Of each week, free OF
charge, by their producing certifi-
Gates to show that they arc unable
to pay. Having been in practice for
fifteen years in the cities of Phila-
deiphia, Pa. and st. Louis, No.,
enables him with unbounded success,
in surgery and treating diseases.
Office, corner of Main and Green
streets, opposite the Ballingall
House, Ottumwa, Iowa. july2s-6m
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Always Ahead.

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There is o man on Main street who
sells the best plow to pillow the ground
tor corn; the best two-horso and hand
planter, to plant the corn; the best
cultivator, to work the corn; then tho
best steamer to cook the corn, 80
that two-thirds Of the feed fed cook
cd, will make moro beef or pork than
the whole amount will when fed raw,
We saw one Of those Anderson
steamers in operation, on Market
street, on Monday; it seemed to do
all that its friends claimed for it. Mr..
Shepherd states that he will have ono
in operation every Saturday, at his
room, one block west of Lawrence &
Chambers store, on Main street,
where it can be seen cooking, boil
ing, stoaming, heating, OF any other
Of tho one hundrod and one uses that
it can DO applied to. We would ad-
wise all feeders, farmers, BARRIERS,
bakers, hotel and boarding house
keepers to examine this most won
derful steamer, now in tho hands Of
that black headed, grey-eyed, sandy
whiskered Shepherd, who will engage
to answer all tho questions you may
put to him concerning this most re-
markable invention Of tho age. Mr..
Shepherd proposes to set up and put
in running order, and warrant those
steamers as follows:
No. l, price complete for use, $50,
will cook for 100 hogs. No. 2, COM
plete for use, $3.50; will cook fer 200
hogs. No. 3, complete for use, $50;
will cook for 400 hogs. Purchasers
paying freight from Kewanee, Ills.
may31-d&w-tf
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min Change.

Messrs. ]. o. Jackson 4 John Alex.
ander have purchased and leased tho
entire interest Of the Old firm of
Hunter Il Co., in tho Ottumwa
City Mill (knowp as the upper mill, }
and Mr.. Hunter has retired from the
business. Mr.. Jackson is . practical
miller, and has a well established
reputation, Us Ill who have tested his
ability at Kirkville, know. These
gentlemen are now running the mill
to its utmost capacity, being FIVE
hundred bushels per day, and arc
turning off somc Of tho very best
quality Of -four, the .'Golden Sheaf,"
and .Ottumwa City xxx" being
their specially and for which they
challenge rivalry. They are supply
ing two OF the most extensive
Bakeries, and their flour may be
found in almost every grocery IN the
city.
Their main object is to please
customers, which thoy arc bound to
do by guaranteeing satisfaction at
oil times and under all circumstan ices,
and to test this promise they invite
the farmers Of Wapello county, to
give them q trial.
They now have on hand a very
good gaade Of flour At $1.OO per
sack.
'Chopping dono as cheap as at any
other place in tho city.
July Is w6md3t.
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REDUCTION OF FARE.-Our readers
and the travelling public will be
pleased to learn that tho North Mis-
souri, RI. have reduced their rates Of
fare from Ottnmwa to st. Louis. to
eight dollars. The equipments and
rolling stock of this popular line are
all frst-class, and passengers by this
route, avoid any change Of cars and
delays between Ottumws and st.
Louis ride over ono of tho smooth
oct tracks in the country and landed
in the heart of the city hours in nd
vance Of any other line. Those who
ride over this road speak highly Of
it and arc pleased with its accommo.
dalton and arrangement.
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small indeed. History will tell of
the deeds OF those days. Artists
will sketch in colors the memorable
actions which will to all ages illus
trato the arts and science of WAL
Songs will recount the heroic labors
Of the Unions brave; but soon, Of
those whom the Nation honorcd,
thore will be only memory left.
That memory, though, win still en-
dure, and as the last actors In those
scenes, with trembling limbs aud sill
vercd locks, arc singled ont as the
survivors of patriotic Army, the
hands oflovo will be hold over them
in blessing, and little children will
hasten to gather around them asthcy
tell the stories Of the days ofthe great
rebellion.
Soldiers, farewell. The sounds of
war have ceased. The last roll Of
the artillery has been heard. The
tents arc folded. The drums will
beat no more. Tho veterans of
many fights follow the duties of civil
life, and we have but tho flag left to
tell, in years to come, of our trials,
labors, and dangers. 1t is always q
beautiful flag In action its colors
seemed never so bright in peace its
attractions are manifold, 1t tells Of
a united country Of q land growing
in wealth and power beyond all
promise. AS star after star is added
to It's blue, it tells of States rising
to lite, far in the West, where tho
iron bands have reached and oponcd
new fields for liberty's dominion. 1t
tells of our own home for there is
one star in that flag which belongs
to the State, tho centre OF whose
ompiro is where We stand to day.
Washed on its eastern line by the
Mississippi, on its western slope by
the Missouri, it symbolizes that
Union, which, tied together by the
Fathers Of the land in Continental
days, has boon comented since, be-
yond all future weakening, and
which, on the stone scuipturcd for
the monument to Washington, is
honoted in language expressing the
sentiment of the State, "the heart
Of her people, like the rivers of her
borders, flow to an lnseparabla
Union"
Citizens of Iowa! No sight like
this will meet your eyes again
Proud of tho historic glories of the
Nation, and Of these men of our own
home, who helped in it's salvation,
grateful to tho God of battles who
has given us the victory, let us
cherish this scene as q sign which
assures US Of the strength OF the
Republic and as a token of its en-
during life.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01
A WONDERFUL MICROSCOPES

Row. Daniel Wise, D. D., editor of the New
York Sunday school Advocate, thus speaks
of the celebrated Craig Microscope:
Its simplicity, cheapness and great mag
nifying power struck me with surprise. Then
i was Examining flys eye by ifs aid. and
was struck with wonder at the SIX Ill and pow
er of the Creator which Is displayed in Its
structure. When saw n statement in an adj
vertisement that the Craig Microscope mag
niged one hundred diameters, and could be
bought for $3.50, | thought 1t was one of the
humbhgs of the hour, for had paid SO for u
microscope not long before. But now find
II to be a really valuable instrument which
should like to see introduced into the 1a,n-
lies of our readers In place of the manifold
useless toys which please for an hour and is
then destroyed. This microscope would both
amuse and instruct them, and / advise every
boy and girl who wishes to know the wonders
which lie in little things to save his money
until he has 1915, which will pay for the mi
croscope and the postage when sent by mail"
AS a holiday gift this microscope Is unsur-
passed, being ornamental, instructive, anus
Ing and cheap, and never looses its Interest.
Agents and dealers supplied on liberal terms.
A sample will be mailed, postpaid, to any
address for s2,I5, by L. ii. Ross, 3i3 Locust ST..
st. Louis, Mo.
Read the advertisement in another column.
June 8, d&w3m
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Notice..

sealed proposals will be received
by the undersigned, until Monday,
Sept. IL. forexcavating, putting down
Sewer Pipes and refilling, in the
alloy in rear of lots 335 and 1886, orig.
inal town plat, and lots from / to 6,
both inclusive, Of Myers & Woods
Sub. Division of Mill Donation !; and
to connect with Main Sewer on
Green street. sc
The city reserves tho right to 70.
Get any or all bids.
Specifications can DO seen at the
Office Of the City Engineer.
BY order Of tho City Council.
II. l.. WATERMAN, City Engr.
Aug. 20, d6w2w.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01
WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delici Gus
Drink. Warmers Vinum Vito, or Wine of
Life, is free from any poisonous drugs of i'm
purities, being prepared for those who re-
and tonic, and the finest thing in the world
for purifying the blood. It's the most pleas
public, far Superior to brandy, whisky, wine
bitters, or any other article. 1t is more healthy
and cheaper. Both male and female, young
or old, can take the Wine OF Life. 1t is, in
fact, life preserver. Those who wish to enjoy
good health and a free How of lively spirits,
VIII do well to take the Wine of Life. 1t is
different from any thing ever before in use.
IL Is sold by druggists; also at all respectable
saloons. Price one dollar, in quart bottles.
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LOST-S9O REWARD.

Lost, somewhere betweon Bakers
Grocery, on Market street, and F.
w. 4 J. Hawley's store, . pocket
book, containing some money, :
check on tho Ottumwa Bank, thrss
Reunion passes to Des Moines, some
photographs and othor papers. Tho
above reward will be given TO any
person leaving the said pocket
book at the Ottumwa Bank 81. he
COURIER Office. AARON PAKK.
Aug. 80, 2s7o. 1tw.
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We are informed on good author.
ity, that tho North Missouri Rail-
road Company are contemplating
furnishing the sinews of war to
Messrs. Wolf, Carpenter & Company,
aad that their extension to Cedar
Rapids uia Sigourney, is to be COM
pleted without delay. Mr.. Sanders
Saratoga construction company has
proved Gas everybody supposed, who
coupselled Of their common sonse,) o
gigantic humbug, without money,
credit, responsibility or honesty.
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FRESH OYsTERs.-John Haskins,
of the Metropolitan Restaurant, has
engaged extensively in Fruits: and
especially trades in Fresh Oysters,
which he sells at wholesale or retail,
as well as serves them up in tho best
style at the restaurant. His brands
Of oysters are Of the very bcst quality,
and dealers will find it to their ad-
vantage to trade with Haskins.
aug. 29'70-d1w-wtf.
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e M M E N A G @ g U e

Warmers Emmenagosue Is the only article
known TO cure the Whites, tit will cure in
this important medicine Is not wanted ?
Mothers. this is the greatest blessing ever
procure it. Tits also a sure cure for Female
Irregularities. and may be depended upon in
every case where the monthly flow has been
druggists. Price one dollar. Or sent by mali
on receipt of one dollar and quarter.
Address 6l9 State ST., Chicago, Illinois.
aug26-wly .d2tpm,
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i good thing Ina beon started

A good thing has boon started in
our city, by Mr.. Peter Hirschauer,
of Cincinnati, who is busily engaged
already in his business, that Of Boiler
repairing. His shop is next to the
Foundry. At present he is repair
ing, but about next New Years he
will be ready to manufacture. A
needful institution started in good
time, and if Mr.. II. proves to DO q
good workman, there is no doubt
that he will succeed. He is recon-
mended by our bcst machinists.