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Middletown transcript., 1871-06-10
TIE SYMPTOMS off.i,c
SIMMONS

7 TTIFssN 7 HI IVFWsf VI INV
~, ,.,,<,,, pComplaint are uneasin.sr
III ~ "oNo land Ian in the siir. Some
iincs the pin II in the
s,~---E-s--s----ss shoulder, aud l. mistaken
for tiic huatsm. Tie stomach Is effected wi,h
loss oi appetite aud a!rkncas bowl. in general
eosiivcI sometimes alternating with lax, The
head IS Troubled with pain, aud dull heavy SEN
saiion, ,un5i,l,rvl,lr loss Of memory accompanied
with painful sensations al
,,,, hn,ine len uuaonc some.
al u IL s,hing which ough, To have
hccn done. uiicn complain
s.-~--. a---- =.-a~..ss ing Of weakness, debility
ani luh spirits Sometimes many al the above
symptoms attend the disease, aud nj other times
very few Of them: hu, the liver Is general, the
organ mos, involved. Cure the liver with
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-10
@mMaR
Delaware Rail Road Line
sum smcr Arrnngci IN cnt
sor,w.

TAy aud AFTER Monday. May 9Th, 1871, tSundays sx.
" crr,cdl Passenger Trains will leave as follows;
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-10
.HOND.l, OCTOBER 24h, 1870,
ma viii run as follows nnlll further moi

Townsend s"j . 10 kRniv.
kenclyyiIle IL 80
Passengers fsom Kcnncdyvillc aud all stations
on thr Kent County Rail Road, will reach Mir
mingion ni lois, \, II. Philadelphia AT ! .45,
N. and Baltimore at Los. =. w.
Passengers for the Kent County Railroad, will
leave baltimore president Street Depot nj 1.25,
4. ". Philadelphia depot corner Broad st. and
Washington Avenue 1t, $50, 4. NJ. and Will
mingtou at 1910, An.
4 Stage will run between Chcsieriown and
kcnnplyyillc, making close connections with
trains Eusi aud West. II win leave thcsteriowh
a, 30, \, N. aud returning, leave kcnncdyrile
on arrival Of train, aud reach chcsieriown about
40. p. ". J. u. WiNGATE,
npr 3U--,f Chief Eng'r AID Sup't.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-10

rtsrLr IN tfSE-irnve Now Castle FIR ilmitr.
ton and Philadelphia a, 10 ". Leave Iha,ciphiaat
~ a. " aHh Wilmington ~ I. " far New Castle
SNfnNk HUtNrH InttSs.-tiltanni to those above
will leave elias ton for smyrna Ia " aud % r. NJ
Leave smyrna for CLAYTON II a5 \. aud rs T. NJ 10
make connections with trims to and from Dover and Sta
iiois south.
FREIGHT TRAIN with Passenger Car attached. I.sv
" Miimin rt"n ~ 81 4 New Castle. 20: Midirtown,
10 Tnwu.rui. ? ~! Clayton. ~; naYri toa Wy.
"mnR. 10 Felton, , 10. Harrington. i - Farming
aud arrive Al pclmnr at -. A. n. Passengers
leaving Philadelphia at II ~ T.. ". will make
tlns, connection with this train ~ Wilmington
Returning Will leave uelmnr. . ~ r.,N Lau-
rel ~ Scniord, 20; Bridccyic. ! 80: Far
mngt"n, , -; harrington. II: FELTON,, q II;
Wyoming, ~; DnYrr. o. Clayton, As:
Townsend, : 20; Mia1lciown. 3 10; kirkwood,
. O5 New Castle, . -. AMI arrive at Whining
ton, It, on =. ". Philadelphia. II 20 y. ". and
baltimore. . 30 :. ". Subject TO delays incident
to freight business.
This train will stop 10 take up passenger. only
~ stations named but win set down passengers
| NJ any stopping place EXcrrr ilafc's Corner,
State Road, Rodney and Dupont.
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend, with the Kent County, and
| Queen Anucs 4 Kent Railroads for kcnncdyyillc,
Sudcrsvillc aud intermediate places
Al Clayton. with NJ. 4 ID. n. Il. for Easton
and intermediate places.
| Al Harrington with j. & u. Il. H. for Milford,
Georgetown. Lcwcs and intermediate places
At Scaiord, with u. & b. Il. H. for fcdcrals-
hurg and Cambridge sc.
At pclmnr with T.. :. Il. H. for Salisbury,
Princess Anne trisiicld: also for Berlin aud 9th
cr stations on the W. & y. H. H.
| May @-iy II =. KENNEy, Superintendent.
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DE VENrTA.

En- Ia casa de d Tomas Toloaa (hijo)
de Mayagnea. Maquinas de cpser de un
carretel con % complete repuosto de pie
zas, otras muy dtiles deeconocidas
hasta hoy, y ruedas en- los pi6s.
Maquinae para rizar ropa, Arados de
Holl mejoladas de todos ndmeTos, Y eur
cadores, y de Amer 6 sean los conocido
por Amarillos.
Venteadores para cafe y ma1z y,otroe
eie ctos de aglfcntura. Calesas de 2 "a a.
sientos, Caesitaa para Il Iloe velocipedos
y iugnetes para i'd. JuegtR connleios en-
muebles dc caoba, nogaI = oras nade
ras inas. Qu'nques de pared. colgantes y
sobremesa de una 6 uoes, MeSitag para
papeles de- fndsica Camas dt7 herr,s, ,ar
fos = cornboyes plateados, esoFitor.os DE-
varias clasea, Orisiaierias y losa fna.
Guarda comidas, rpmanas DO yaria
classes, des,5e uno doce ca. y De peso
por kflograno Vidat de caohA ino6leros
peQuen nos, a5reos dobles 7 sencIIios. cues
ros para calesa, y otEos mpcaos ,afticulos;
al nismo tempo tiene el ,susto de o.
fr Ger al publieo 81 nnevo e3tablecimien
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Precio de suscricion en- moneda extran

Tambien estoy autorlzado por dicho Sr.
Bautista, para admitir suscriciones Ia
biograffa y retrato del general SAM con
la historic de su mando en- esta Isla, que
Sc publicara en- un solo y elegante volnmen,
cuyo valor no eccedera de4 q. 5 rs. vellon
cada ejemplar. por consiguiente quedan
abiertas alLbas suscriciones, en- la INTEL
gencia de que tengo de dar aviso Madrid
en- el primer vapor ingles con relacion mo-
minal del n6meso de Srs que Sc hayan
suscrito al peri6dico, y por cuantos elem
plares de Ia biografia } resratos del gene
raj Sanz.
Puerto-Rico Mayo l6 de 1871.--San
Jose mum. o. Juan J. Marien.
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-OJO A LAS MEDlCINAS.
ANTIGUA farmacia Micard, dc + s. Alfonzo.

Antigua faruacIa MCard, dc 4 =. AltOnZO
Lnnmento basamioo eumatmo go door
De ce dc d0 uandoo dice
pomo door de caeza unt&ndoo Ia ene on3oo entire
desaparecera el dOiOr.
utamanchas Aqua Venus debe ar
de nnguna DANA qui banquea duc
h invantado destrnir los barrOs
de manohas de la plel.
,Ouerss tener Impo e cults! Usad aqua Venus
cada usndOo
abeo dad avanda
mas notable m mpde da brio gual
lug de as
aceies de oor tocador de las dspas
Denffcoe Polvos Odonto gmos especaes linn
dentadura perda esmat henco
de tai puede decrse son e meo
remedo para la boca T..
de Cngrex conocdos feceE
que obendo al de las afeccion
est6mago, c6ic0s nervosOs ,04s4
Pdoa Monserrat purgsue depmaivo t6nico anboso d
de esomag restrenmiento
viosay huoraes hgado 81 appetite
nsepbas de cada medas
de Ia vfrgen ls Monserrate instruction.
Pdoras r bcn Cookie antbosas Compound purgane
espulsa bills
hgado aqueas
gen digestion pureza de 6mense dc
cda noch endran eectos maravoso
ecbda dec.mente de Hambug0 Aemana bOt
complete g6buo uconesy inturas ana
depach las de los mdcos homeo
pa proveer odos los bofqunes que necesten rePueso
Hpofos6to do Cal de Swan e6caz cr6nos
bronquios de los pumonss.
Jabe rabsno de bscaaoen lac
clones del pecho s*9s .s6Sas. S.
Srop Amnergier nervoss
Ggeas Dunand rob Lfecteu pectoral Anacahu
de citrate pldoras Dehau
para snapsmoa Pspin especfoa cdos lor
hs eld pIdcras Holloway dogas ymedn
que espendn al mayor equitahvOs
Sc ba rechdo f6oro psiia
aceite de inaza aqua espendsn lnrs 0aon
So ~
Impruta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-01
Ell Correo de las Antillas.

Pongo en- conocimiento del publico en-
general en- particularde todos los Srs. que
han recibido directamente, por este 1ltimo
Correo, ell primer n6mero del peri6dico ssEl
Correo de las An lllas'. que he sido nom
bra1o en- esta Provincls por gu Director D.
Marcehno Bautista 1nico representante
para admitir del p1blico en- &C neral suscri-
clones, y solicitar Ia conformidad y acep-
tscion de todos los que 10 recibieron direc
tamente; en- este copcepto SO enviara un
ejemplar q quien 10 solicite para conocerlo
eon el objeto de suscribirse. y Sc suplica >.
los Srs. que 10 cibieron directamente, 81
IS que aceptan Ia suscricion, que pueden en-
teDderse con esta agencia para el pago del
tempo por que se decidan, en- moneda ex-.
sraugera corriente en- el comarcio con ARE
40 q Ia adyertencia cue Sc p ublica al res
paldo de la portada que la cuble.
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Imprenta del eBOLETIN,'
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I Ferreter.ll.a y Quin.cal-l;a9 nc. -;9
TNGLESA.

Llalno la atencion de los Sres. con,er-
ciahtes que ess eeu!an eu este. Iamn, res
pecto del surti @ genera! que acaho de
imporfar de. Liverpool per el bergaptin
"Josefaa", que realize por mayor a pre-.
clos in6nifamente. m6dicos.
Los s. es. Hacendados encontrafan
cuantos efectos puedan series necesarios
para las haoiendas. 8sA
Der6sto San Josendm 2.
AIuestsas, San Justo n6m IL Pedro
Vidal. ss.9ss53 36 81. tn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-01
il a PRECIOS LIMITADOS!


patda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-01

Bee de ida que les vados por 25 de rebas
Toda a de4 pasaje cntero Dc
popa6 eqene end ba de se precio esta
ama cdos
Los enosde no gratis de sla ouaa de lsa mi
Oblet
cuque be Waldo cualqu
de las Anlas TERRA 6rme Mco Colon quedsndose dondt
auieran 8 vovsndo GUSTAV; jade 25 p.S
Cherburg puden quedar Is d ngater
gusare vice los ngtea pueden quedar Francis
aeos por tendran plego de vaar
Oherboug Paris Plymouth L6ndres eba
da
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CCMPANIA REAL
De Vapores Correos Ingleses subvencionada
Por el GoblernO de s. M. b.

puerto daspo Santh6ma Europa Terra rme
pacihco de oada mesy para Habana Meco
oE los Utido 81 da 16.
pa~aievoa (Meo Habana PuertRco ienen
abor del Europa
Sanh6masLo dc la escoen sguuda los que toman
bietes San b6nas, la Ultima
Es pfohbdo los pageros blete la agenca de
compana Consuado Ingley Puerto Rico abordo
Nl pasaie abordo pagara 10 pS de recargO.
paayss auhvesamt vajeo de sto 1aa
Los pasaeros Europa moneda corene las Antas
media epanOla.
Pywea tae Ssgumda Iaay vue0 nsea das
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to eD maderas tetiendo un complsto sur
lido en- ppen, superior y pino Ilanco, Te
iarani de ciprea,v v siquitran CD barriles.
q H4is.sEs

Iriarte H : de Caracena y c. gitan
sobre Ala,l.id, Sevills = ladia q corto
.plazo y por cantidades de 5 50 en-
adalanae. Maripa xar
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-14
PROCEEDINGS OF THE AUDITOR
DURING VACATION
july 18th,

July 10Th, 1871.
The petition OF l. Standifer and
others, flied this day for . road in
Confer Township, Wapello county,
Iowa. Beginning at the n 9 corner
of the southeast quarter of the
southeast quarter of section No. %,
township ~, range No. IA west.
Thence east 80 rods, thence south to
the line Of the Q quarter of 8 W
quarter SOC. No. %, thence east to
the cor. of the W or. Of sec. No.
26, in said township. Thence south
to the Ottumwa and Christianburg
road, and it appearing that the pre-
requisites of the law had been COM
piled with, it is ordered that John
Coyan be, and he is hereby appoint
ed commissioner to view, and re-
port upon the expediency Of locating
said road, and that he begin work
in said case on the 18th day of July,
1871, and report to the Auditor on
or before the 7th DAY of August,
1871.
GEORGE ID. HAckwoRTH,
Auditor.
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August n. 1871.

g3pra3 im August "a, 1871. 81
The petition OF John Overman and
others, filed this day, asking for q
reioca'io Of the Ottnmwa and Abba
road, beginning near the residence Of
Jno. Overman at the point whore said
road diverges n-easterly from the east
and west center limo Of sec. 26, tp. 72,
range IA. From thence east along
said center line to, or near, the center
'ofsaid sec. Thence n-easterly to old
road. sf .sas.st yE .sas -
The prerequisites of the law having
been complied with in said case it is
ordered that John Coyan be and he
is hereby appointed . commissioner
to examine and report upon the OK.
pediency of making the change petit
toned for by said Overman and 9th.
ers, and that he begin said work on
the I'd day Of Sept. 1871, and report
on or before the 7th day of Oot., 1871.
GEO. ID. HACKwoRTH,
@ Auditor.
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Our old friend, tho honorable and

Our old friend, tho honorable and
famous hotel keeper at Ottumwa,
Mr.. Peter Ballingall, is Gust for the
fun Of the thing we suppose) running
for tho State Senate on the Demo-
cratic ticket. His competitor, Mr..
Joseph Ii. Morrill,, on the Republican
ticket, is one of the foremost citizens
of Southern Iowa, and will make an
able and distinguished Senator. Hc
will OF course be e'ected-at least we
have not seen nor heard anything te
indicate different resnlt--and the
travelling public will not be deprived
Of Peters truly valuable services ir
the hotel business. With Merrill il
| the Senate and Ballingall as host, th,
right men will be in the right place
and Wapello will be honored ant
happy.-Hawkeye.
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Christian Schaunhurst and Kath-
rina Albers are among the missing
for reasons a. follows Mr.. Schaun-
hurst has for years been q well re-
spected resident Of Keokuk county,
and has had around him q family of
sons aud daughters, all of whom are
classed among the good citizens of
German township. His wife died
some two years since, and soon after
his sister, Kathrina Albers, widow
woman from Hamburg, arrived in
this county making her home with
scbaunhurst, and doing his house,
keeping. On Monday, the 81 inst !,
this old man, 76 years of age, appli-
cd at the Clerks Office for license to
marry Kathrina Albers, q widow lady
over s. yearso Of age, and the mother
Of six children in Germany. The
clerk, not knowing that Katbrina
Albers was the veritsble sister Of
Schsunhurst, granted the license,
whereupon the aged couple immedi-
ately repaired to the residence OF
Rev. 7. J. Meyers and had tho unholy
knot tied. They returned home, and
for nearly week their relatives, liv.
ing near by, were unaware Of the
disgraceful object of their trip to
Sigourney. When the truth became
known, the relatives Of Sohaunhurst
as might be expected, were deeply
mortified, and bis son at once filed
an information against him. Sheriff
Andy Strannhan started to make the
arrests, but found the nest vacant
and afterwards learned that the ole
sinners had taken the cars at Wash
ington, without buying tickets, thu
leaving people to guess whittier the.
went. Kathrina Albcrs is said to b
designing woman, Of bad reputs
and it is believed has enveigled he
brother into this disgraceful uniol
with view to getting possession Q
his money of which he has consider
able. When the facts are oil know
q third party will no doubt bo impl
cated.-Eigourney NetCS.
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h!ssory X Tie Rspusl sn s party M and coeSrsf. AZ
ess q e Spqn poor ~
established manhood suffass. crushed tree-
ws ssssa tss aoons q as 4ss Il
,patristioa, maintained the honur, Integrity
SSs n:ssn Sg 8 sas MN oss
I. n.ns. q tAls oo.iinenl and o Esrpsla.ssi |.
saS presrrsas sSs Il Hn sAs sS ssars NOT p0a0s
knsoLvsD, f6at We heartily congratulate
and Rs Win sss ~ ovsrn %
tss H. "a ch.!s.isa .pi:i. ga n.nnse e1la la
kssoIyxD. That while we cordially i.vora
i1st cnd rsssonsbis degTes q protect,on g
s.a,nss SSS g @s e
tlon which fAvors one seciion Of the country,
the ekpenss Of arother, and therefore slvo.
csss such gsctect,on g Ell; cnlY = fairly adjusted
fofmsy.trm of taxation, 20 that All property
within t'e limits of the STATE, whstnsr Of
proet. snail bsar IT. Just share Of the public
kssoIvrp, That believing that all corpora.
tions doing business within the limits Of this
state a1e rightfully subject to the control Of
the psnRls we css IN 10 fsvor M q % proxtdins Sy
RAVAsCA BA1ARSAs OAs1SSsAAAous - " 0NSSStuosy
q ma oshsr On INC
REe0Lv1D, That We are In favor OF extend
Ing the blessings OF civil and religious liberty
70 the human race, every ywhere, and, there.
fore, whenever itshAll be made manifest that
tho people Of San Domingo desire annexation
TO the United States for the purpose Of enjoy.
iug the benefits which such relation would
en0rd tnem. we shall favor the earnest and
Intelligent consideration of this question BY
the treaty-mAking power OF the Government.
RESOLVED. That A. Agriculture In the basis
Of the material interests of this State, We
recognise its pre-eminent claims for support,
BY legislation or Otherwise, as may be neces.
sary to secure the full development OF our
highly favored State.
REsoLvxD, That we are In favor of such
modification Of our revenue system ~ will,
at - early . day a. possible, relieve the pres
sure Of our internal revenue laws, and reduce
q far as practicable, the expense Of collecting
RESOLVED, That We cordially approve and |
indorse the eminently wise. pat
tdont Grant, and heartily commend IL to the
favorable consideration Of the country.
IREgoLvED, That we are opposed to any sys.
tenn or plan Of granting public lands to rail.
road or other corporations without ample
provision being made for securing their
speedy salo at moderate urice8, and occupen.
-cy upon fair and liberal terms by any and all l
who desire to purchase and settle upon them.
REsoLvEp, That we are in favor Of an econ
'omical and judiciOus management Of the
Affairs Of the State, and with this view we
endorse the present administration of the l
State Government.
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August 1st, 1871.

august ISL, Ioil.
The petition of II. @. Jordan and
others this day presented for the
vacation Of road in and slong the .
limo of SEQ. No. %, tip. Il, n range
II W, and also to establish a road
along the cast side Of the west half
of tho n Q Or. Of Sec. No. 36, in said
tp., and the prerequisites of the law
being, as 1t appears, complied with
it is hereby ordered that l.. A. Myers
be and he is hereby appointed a
commissioner to examine and report
upon the expedience of vacating
sald road, and locating that prayed
for in said petition, and that he be.
gin said work on the Sth day Of
August, 1871, and report to this
office on the 18th day of Aug. 1871
GEO. d. HAcKwoRTH,
Auditor.
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Sept. 9Th, 1871.

Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Prest. Garfield IN tho chair.
Members all present. The minutes
Of yesterdays proceedings read and
approved.
Tho petition Of S. G. Fibney and
others, for the location of q road to
CORRESPOND with tho State road on
the west line OF Wapello Co., from
Albany to Blakesburg. The peti.
TONERS, Samuel 6. Finney, L.. Il,
Barrow and Archibald Dorothy claim
to bc the exclusive owners of the
land affected by said location, snd
their consent being given that said
road may DO established as prayed
for, said petition is hereby granted
and said road beginning about Of
rods North Of the s. w. corner o
Section 10, Township II, Range 10
Thence South to said S. w. corner
Sec. 10. Thence East on the section
al line about 35 rods to where II IL
! tersects the old State road, be an
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A Is year old boy, named King,
confined in tho Lewiston, Mo-, Jail,
weried Of bis bondage, started to saw
OFT the bars of his cage, and bad
nearly accomplished it when dis
covered and removed to another cell.
There he repeated his experience,
and was r, moved to yet another cell
with his hands mauacled. In forty
minutes he cut off two bars and made
his escape.
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had been complied with by posting
notices, fling bond for costs &C., it is
ordered that John Coyan be- and he
is hereby appointed commissioner
TO- examine. and report upon the
expcdieucy Of v9cating said road,
and that he begin work In said case
on the I'd day Of September, 1871,
and report to the Auditor ON the 7th
day of Oct, 1871.
Gro. D. HAcKwoRTH, lo
( ..l .ss y 4f., sss Auditor.
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W1NNxsH1EK the northeast count,

W1NNEsHIEK the northeast county
in the State but one, the home OF
DR.. Bulls, Republican candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, has put in
nomination candidates for Senator
and two representatives, all OF
whom are supporters of Senator
Harlan for denomination. This
shows anything but q united north
for Mr.. Allison.
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THE OTTUMWA COURIER


Iows takes the First Premium In
the Grand American Pathological
show. At Richmond, Virginia; and
Kansas the Second Premium, and
still there are people in Iowa who
believe that fruits cannot be success
fully raised in Iowa. Oh, ye uncon.
verted and unbelieving hcatheps,
what moro evidence will you neod to
convince yon that Iowa is the gar
den Of the world, and that she can
raise tho best fruit, the biggest CON,
the best cattle and hogs, and last,
but not least, the handsomest and
smartest women and babies in the
world.
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August %, 1871.

The petition of Mary Kennedy and
others, filed on this day for the vaca-
tion Of certain road in Pleasant ,Tp.,
as follows, viz: Beginning at center
of the q v Or. Of sec. No ~, in tp. No.
~, range No. II, ". Thence east
80 rods to the center Of the half Of
said section. Thence south until it
intersects the road running east and
west through said section. And the
prerequisites of the law having been
Gas it appears) complied with it is
hereby ordered that John Fair be
and be is hereby appointed a CON-
missioner to examine and report upon
the expediency Of vacating said road,
and that he begin work in said case
on the 1lth day Of September, 1871,
and report on the 7th day Of Oct.
1871.
GEO. d. HAcKwoRTH,
Auditor.
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As the picking eesson is now NJ
hand, and many koiisekeepers are
concerned about getting Vinegar
that will keep their pickles, we deem
it our duty to inform our readers
that Prussing's White Wine Vinegar
is admitted by all who have tried it
to have no superior in the market
for this purpose. Mr.. Prussing war.
rants his Vinegar TO be free from all
poisonous acids, with which many
vinsgars are adulterated. His works
are the largest Of the kind in the
United States, and owing to the ex-
ira quality OF his Vinegar, it is rapid.
ly superseding all others with the
city and country trade. Dealers and
consumers should not fail to ask for
it when replenishing their stock
Springfield W.) Journal.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-14
CALIFORNIA has taken departure

CALIFORNIA has taken Q departure
from Democracy to Republicanism.
The great reaction promised by
Democratic papers is at hand and
the Golden State leads the way
with Republican majority. Cali.
fornia has been reckoned by our op.
poncnts and admitted by US as a
Democratic State. Montana lead the
way and California follows, aud il
seems as il the last hold of possom
Democracy had given away. VIZ
should think our Democratic friends
now would have but little confidence
in carrying any State in the Presiden
| tia, election except it be Maryland O
Kentucky and they would be just sui
ficient to prove that Democracy ]
not entirely extinct.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-14

A youth named Jacob Beard had
the right side of his head terribly
nntilated by shot from gun which
rs accidentally discharged, while
1awas hunting in boat a fow miles
blow Muscatine on Tuesday. He
- in procarious condition.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-14

>Claggett is the man that butted
the bull off the bridge. g. d. Gage
has declined running for Representa-.
/ tive on the Democratic ticket in Lee
county. and CIaggett is happy. It is
sAid that Daugbcrty, their candidate
for Sheriff is also odious to CIaggett,
but that be controls tho whisky ring,
and therefore it is not expedieat for
Claggett to buck against him.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-14
August 18th, 1871.

Il. A. Myers commissioner, reports
in favor of granting tho above peti
tion of III. q. Jordan and others, and
tho 18th day of October, 1871, is set
rs the time for final acting In SAID
case.
GEo. d. HAoKwoRTH,
| Auditor.