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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19
MANHOOD.
How Lost. How Restored.

HOW LOST, how heSCOFeQ.
Just published, second edition, by
DIR. LEWIS, 1854 pages)' The MED
cIAL COMPANION AND GUIDE TO
mEALTH, on the radical cure Of Sper.
Hstorrhea or Seminal Weakness,
Impotency, Mental and Physical In
capacity, Impediments to Marriage,
etc, and the Venereal and Syphilitic
Maladies, with plain and clear direc-
lions for the speedy cure OF, Second
airy Symptoms, Gonorrhea, elects,
Structures, and all dieeases of the
skin, such as Scurvy, Scrofula, Ulcers,
Boils, Blotches, and pimples on the
face and body, Consumption, Epilep-
sy and Fits, induced by selfincul-
gence or sexual extravaganza:
The celebrated author, in this ad-
mirable Treatise, clearly demonstra-
tes, from a forty years successful
practice, that the alarming conse-
quences of selfabuse may be radical
ly cured pointing ont mode of cure
at once simple, certain and effectual,
by means of which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be,
can be effectually cured, cheaply, pri-
vately and radically. HeFThis Book
should be in the hands OF every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in a plain envel-
ope. Price so cts.
Address. DIR. LEWIS. No.-7 Beach
st., New York. 40 years private
practice.
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THE OTTUMWAOOURIEK
City and County Nsvvu.
From the Daily, January l3th

LoNaroN.--Notice . letter in an.
other column from Hon. CAaA BAt-
bour, late Of this county. IRON Aia
new home 10 that beautiful cosntry,
to.wit: Southwestern KansaA. Per-
haps no portion Of the country y
settling up fastor, or with . better
class of people, than is the rsgion
where friend Barbour now resides,
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0rSec advertisement of DR.. Butts
Dispcnsary, headed, Book for the
milii0n--MARRlAGE 0UIDE--ln another
linn. 1t should be read by all.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

Hazard & cas eell's Cod Liver Oil Is
the purest, sweat s~t and best in tho world
Physicians have decided it superior to
any other Cod Liver Oil in msrket. Pa
TENTS who have once taken 1t take no other
An. 3-ddw1y.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

Judge Sloan opened court this
morning, 18th inst, and ths cass d
Mrs. Carolisa Dombach " Carl
Swabkey. caas on for hearing. TIKI
Is Case 10 which Nrs. DonbAah
seeks to recover posssssion q hsu
youngest child now in the family Of
defendant. The case consumed che
entire forenoon in its trial. The case
Of Job Hays vs. John 8 Walker, ID
on trial this ailernoon. 1T issnsac-
ton of foreclosure, So defSnlapt
pleading partial payment Of the note.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

K Z 4
PEnsonAL-Ws received . call
to-day from Dr.. J. N. ShaefFsr, the
accomplished sscrstary d, the Iowa
STATE Agricultural Society. he was IN
rssss AoAs.Asn N 61lA1 nsstlss
Of the State Society at Des Noines
He informs 10 that the Following
onosas wore elected 3or, The ensuing
year. tawitsr n 2. ahastssnd
President; 3. +. Spofford, Vice
President /; IN. shae6sr. Secretary
Pstsr .Mslindy, Treasurer. The
Board II Directors remain the same
- la.t ssason, except that Col. John
keott, Of Story, takes the place Of p
Cadwsn, Of Harrison.
Cedar Rapida q We have stated
heretofore, beat Keokuk for ths
State Fair next ysar, receiving 81 Z
% votes for the latter. This location
was secured on tho pledge Of ~ Of
tho best citizens off Cedar Rapids, thai
$40, 900 should b raised and 5xpend
ed in the necessary improvements
The Ottumwa CouRIER received
the contract for printing the 5000
premium lists fof tho Fair and will
havs them ready for distribution by
the flrst Of April.
W. W. Junkin of the Fairfield
Ledger called last night. We art
always glad TO meet Junkin. Hi
most excellent paper, has just enter
cd upon its majority, whefeupon it
propristors ,Junkin d Robinson hav,
added two new :powsr presses, an,
enlarged it to nine elegant columns
We congratulate the Ledger people
on thsir we'll earned success o. news
paper men.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19
or FIRE PREMIUM GE
Do IMPROV ED FAMILY 0O
Sewing Machine,

$3.50 clear profit per day. SIS per week. $500
per month made easy by any lady OF gentle
man introducing this genuine and original
old favUrite. 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 isthe
most scrvccabe, elegant, and reliable Family
Sewing Machine ever invented, gives perfect
satisfaction wherever introduced. Has re-
ceived premiums. Stood the test of 10 years,
aud is fully approved OF by every family WHO
strong and beautiful Elastic Lock Stitch. with
wonderful rapidity and certainty. Sews any
thing needle VIII go through, from the finest
ease. Uses all kinds of silk .r thread direct
from the spool; is improved with new self
acting feed, spring tension, self-guider, and
uses the adjustable straight needle, perpendi-
cular motion, with powerful lever action.
Possesses all the good qualities of the best high
priced machines condensed. without their
complications or fault. sample of sewing
&c, see descriptive pamphlets, mailed free.
t,oroug pssscaeal sewing aehln@ Tor
liable machine, at low price.-standard.
This beautiful sewing machine rs one OF the
most ingenious pieces OF mechanism over In
vented. -Democrat, Ga. Worth many times
quite new machine with its many late Inn
provements. and sews with astonishing ease.
rapidity and neatness.-Republican n T.
care. for family use. with everything complete
sent to any part Of the country. pffexpress,
packed in strong wooden box, free On receipt
~ price. 500. Safe delivery OF goods Salfah-
eed, Forward cash by registered letter, or
money order, atour risk. s'eeufs
wanted male or female, every where. N W
nellis, sent free. Address Family sewi
Co., ONCE, % NASSAU. -street, NO |
fork. aug26-wly.
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CnAKor.-By referring 10 our ad.
vsrtising columns, it will be seen
that John Alsxander 3 Co., ssooesd
J. 0. Jackson 4 Co. in the milling
business At the Upper mill. We are
assured BY Mr.. Alexander that stten
ton U the wants Of their patrons
sod > viii Is well Is ! way TO make Il
good hoar, meal, 90, - any min in
lows, is to be their idea in business
We wish them uuboundod eucc0os.
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Closing Out!

Trask & Brother having deter
determined to close out their entire
stock of
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

CHANGED QuAsrsas-RH =. War
den, Esq, has rsusovsd his olios into
the rear of the Peat O6ics building,
and is now ready 10 i traasact the
business Of Revenue Assessor in The
same o6los with ]. n. Hedrick. !.
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Watches, Clocks aud Jewelsy,
will sell the goods at

NEW YORK COST.
AL those DESTROYS of obtaining
great bargains, can now have an op,
portunity seldom offered.
$50 nOv6- d&wtf
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

Tho first snow Of the ssssoni y now
iAgood sleighing order. which ,our
people srs e. siy. !, 1
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From the Daily Janaasy lsah.
THANks.-Ms Gre indebted u
Gen'L John Macarthur Of the Board
OF Public Works a Chicago for the
Ninth Annual report of the Board Of
which he is Chairman.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

Gaze. A. Swift 4 Co, our Gas
people will light the city shout the
Goth, inst. They are snugiy snscon.
ed 10 Norris building Main Street,
below the Balliogall, aud win in I
few days throw open to the inspsc.
ton Of tho public,a magnificent stock
ofGas fixtures which they win ell "a
their patrons u Chicago prices.
The business relations between
our people and B. AS. 4 Co., have
been OF the most satislhctory char
acter, and We hope their soterpris,
may be crowned with abundant pc
cuniary suucess. ii.
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A 500 greenback waspnt in the
contribution bog ofthe Congregation
81 Church in Burlington, on Christ
mas day, BY some person unknown.r
Some OF the Ottumwa churches
would be terribly astonished If they
were served in this way.
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HloHwAY RoBBERY. - Thomas
Shuts, aged so years, Of Salem
Township, Horny county, was way
laid BY two men, knocked senseless
with . billy, and robbed Of IS, 100
On Monday morning last, within half
mile of Oakland. No clue to the
robbers has been obtained. &c
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STATE N1E.

ms Sioux City Tines has a huge
seDsatiop to ths eject that gold has
limits. ~ w
z The Davssport Gasdts says that
Senator H9F94 epd Governor 4er-,
Tin will 1csc ct sfof the Haraani
successoTs6ip. ~ 50 :. :.
,Itlis rsrpsted Ebsst b lcompsny,has
been formed, With Hon. b. d. Allen
at it's head. to build railroad from
Sioux City, 10 Dss Moincs. Y .y3s
Al . mass meeting at Cedar
Rapids, . nearly unanimous vote
was given in favor of one per cent.
Tax for the binding Of tho proposed
St. Louis & Cedar Rapids railroad,
The location OF the burlington,
Cedar Rapids 4 Minnesota railroad
has just been mado, up the, Shell
Rock kiver Valley as far as Rock
ford, Floyd county. =
Cakes Ames had, contracteds for
the entire issue Of bonds Of the Dav-
export & st. Paul railroad, and had
agreed to iron and equip the road. Il
is feared that his failure viii delay
the further extension OF the road.
A Sioux City teacher hanged a
small boy with rope to mako him
cofess TO pinchiDg another boy,
The pedagogne was escorted from
town by the citizens who pictures
quely arraysd him in tar and
feathers.
At Burlington, last Friday, Fred
Packard was instantly killed by tht
caving down Of. ., bank which wa.
being dug away to afford . 1--we
foundation for q lumber yard. He
wasSa Gow,va an ahnu< AZ uoo - S,f n r,n
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Robert Burns, of Newton, has
two children, and they were playing
together . day or two ago with q
hot poker, when one. run it into the
eye of the other, putting it out.
This 10 the fans Of playing With
pokers. Our itenasis from the, .gfSts
mel.
The body of Edward Kennedy, a
bachelor, fifty years of age, was dis.
covered in . partially decomposed
condition, locked in the cellar Of the
residence Of the deceased, near Hop.
kiEton, Delaware county, Iowa, the
other day. The house had been
locked up for some time, and an
entrance was finally forced. Ken
nedy had boon murdered and hif
house plundered. ii,
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County papers please copy
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Gin tii&tiatr IsBarr (Sut&rr), peldrr her
tsutiden unb rusliidrn Sprd6r peatrmmsn
mGtthu uuO i'm aasfabrsn Cpr tIsn) bspanprrt
II. 3u rrfraSen in hsr grpr0iticu stsiss Slat'
tes. 1Smiba
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ndmlih zen General 8slpitu9milist
Yrtnptt 8drl unp ben General SestR,n
rsr Guuallsrte ptinjsn gIbrsdt, bstps
8ripsr Or. Woisadt. Tie gparrs sinrs
sral'Sbsrfsu psr Snfantstte wurOe
1854 ctm isbiatn 8aifer ron ftintm t6nta
ltbsu 8ruDsr perltebsn; Dis1tlbe Charge
fir bic GauaasrtF TT alIO Elm gnalUaon.
Stt ptsier @sIeseubsit lst iitriasus pardn
srinusrt, pab aud pelltnetpn 1918 rreu
bilter SelDmari6au rpnrce.
lie fprtwibreue G6 mebrenoru
Shmtsrtatstteu In ben pVu pen reutlbsn
1ruppsu bslsbtsn Dilrttfn berstten rer
8,atsruua pirl 8srprue unO SUras. DIE
GrbtItsruug rtr 6ransoisn trlsu pte esuts
Ibsn 5ruprsu bat tsrsitS ibrUn 0tpiei er-
rsi6t. Gs fallen fprtrdbrsno Strst.tatct-
ten por unp uur init ter arGsten
SbDierissstt finn 9IuiYsrattBsu Ustmi's
ben petren. Die Deeutirtfn Der cccuptrt n
prppinjsn rttnssn bel 9rlipsRt SbisTe
rrnItih rarluf. tie on Isutihldne ~
,abIsnpt GutGbdot9urg nr6 pcr tsren
6dQi9reIten at,a!rdatn, UNI paSur6 biz
bsutihsn Srupptn los iu wtrrsn Ssr'
5bius fUu pisIe Srss biutasn uno sS fol
len btrstts nit GtutibInno btrpesen lin
ttrblRelgnatn etnaeleitet rorcen ietn.
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Svrtnefslp, 81. IT. 5ult. Die BE-
ttsIisuns an ptm Sssrdbnr6s ocn - Sab"
etueOln, rsI6ss bsutt futtidnp, mar stus
Irbr ,otlreidt, ss rcbnttn rem 8ssrdbs
niITe piels SrsmSs bel.
@trmantcwn, pa., IL. SuiI. Das
llnwsttrr ppn bsuts Na6mittas unO btutr
atsnp bat In @UntscmsVy uup pbda'
btlpbta county bsptutsnOsn Shlosn &C..
ban. Bel 5lcurtcwn uup Ubits NarIt
ii pas SoapaF.r srS6sr, ais gu trssnO
stusr 3sit wibrsnp Ger rsrFOFsusn fanf'
,ls Sabre una bat srOseu S6aSsu anSs'
ribtet,
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Su Dcrf0ufcm:

Msbrcrs SauIptten, eslrpn in petersburg
GO. QRarb.) 9iIltse @rSiusuusen uup annrbms
bare Germins. 9Bessn bss RGbsren wenOr man
SCRANTON, tsn 90. Npril 1S71-3mp
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gStnttn srrlau0t fir bic
@eI6i6tes Srieges
in europa.

III europa.
Tas Brrf entbiIt iibrr t50 Ib6ne 9llulira.
tpner pcn S6la6tirsnen une StriessereignilIrn
unp III bic rin,iae autbeutiIbe uno rffjielle sc,
i6ittt ers erpBrn aampfee. llniere Iprutrn
batsu btiipislIpirn GrfOIs uuo prrFaufsn 2O bis
40 Grsmplars ben Gag, Go il in tsutitsr une
enaIiIhcr Svrade iu babeu. 20ilip
lBarnune. 50 Tnb mrbrrre ptrtblcit
Wrrfe hirisr gIrt I'm llmIauf. Wian itbs barnuf,
ra6 has Wsrt has man fault iibsr $50 ibBur
Saufratipnsn uuO 800 Ssitrn rntbGIt Wan
brittls GiTfulare unO febr uuirs Sfpingungsn
nit rintr au5fibrIibsn Ssibrsbuua bsS Wer-
Fts. Dian aprsilrri National Publishing Co.,
% SiIs Sletrnle Snabe, pbilaeeIphta, va.
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0lm Die benticbe SebDlfernn9
Won Pennsylvania.
Die

Scranton lftst CoIlI. " opaIp''i'h
lrnft Cure glufmerfiamfrit auf bic irbr Iibrrdlrn
5ntrrslisu, psIts Ts an Otpplitcrsn brJabIt, au
bic Sseinguugsn, inter brneu @rle ;uritdbsSab |
pire, uuo brlcntrs auf bic srpbe Sibrrbtit
rel6e purh bic Dirtftcren htr Sanf sebptsn
pirb. Ties tswsilt bic 5batiate, bab, Ublhcn
ss psnisrr als ein Sabr IL, felt mir @tlbGfts
tsgaunsn, mir isst rinru grpBeren 8tIebrirag
als Espcitum babsrt, ais ale tis Sparbontsn
rrn birirm County. g8ir 9tbeu niti ;u nett
peun mir iassu, bab uuisrsu GsPciltprrn 10
arV6r Si6rrbrit ssbptru pirb, ais irssne wsItsn
aubsrsn Spar,T TrppItCrru auf rirism ernii'
nrnte.
Bite, iprstt in btr Sani Spr une Sbr trial
bort ,3irfulars, pr6s iibrr ale RessIn uno Sr-
eiusunsrn Sud gIusfunft gfttn.
Sci. 8. Serantpn, NicIs5 5aplOr, 9. z.
pisrcr, gE. 9B. 8iniru, SbCmas Iidicu, S9n'
mus Spau Spbu Srisbin, Sra Iripp une =.
q. pbrlps lue biz DirsttpTsn. l6mil
8. 2. pieree, priiemt.
8. y. 8.pbelps, S6abmsiltrT.
Sbpmds Didfen gis-prdlsrnt,
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9Isuitndht pasi som 0. asslmsnt (6tsfs)
Ipq tUotltm rttstunrst lein.
llbr 4bfiips. CAPT. Spencsr pom 9.
Rtainrnt fburos con Gsnsn eiBsnrn
Nannf6aften In Ger 26. Strabs jwtiGsn
rsr Z. unSs. Gpsnu: gstSpttt. @r bate
8sirbl ;um 8idJus ssssbsn, ssristt un'
ter Ote Wsnss uuo puros BET etner auf
pie Nnarsifsr abssfsusrten SaIpe sst6Otst.
GIN ST3isr res 8. 8saimsntS purpe ss,
tSptet unp mrbrere purren permunpst.
Ter Rlmgi an per "a Strabs uno s.
Npcnus mar srnitbaItsr, ais lurrIt tsrtdb-
ttt Nltr. Rdn slau5t, pab ssBsa $50
BON ttn aufribrsrn 9tiSrht uno psr'
punpft purctn. l!utsr psa sstHptetsn
Nilitars bsFIefH lib stn Captain EeS ST.
Hsaimsnts uno tpsi Yripatsc une elm
Srrssant Res 8. Hssiments. 5anf 8eet'
meuter ittbeu @rpsbr BET SuB In rsr
Rabe bss Gocptr Snl,suts.
10 llbr Nbsurs. 6sstn cier,ta DtIIO'
nen purpsn bel BEN b:Giissn 0,ct gst6O'
.s.. Die DsiammtJIbl Der Ssrpunrstsn
III niat tetannt. rod linflsbu 1no topt
lid ptrpunett. Sm 16. preinet warsr
bsutt atsup iet,sbu Qsi&sn. Dtsisltsr
purpru nacb Der Moraus esbra6t.
IL llGr Atsnts. Die Staet 1T rubtg
Startt attbstIuussn 9oIiJst paIrculllirsr
purt bic Strab,n. Das Nilttlr mirl
in ben tsttsF'nrru armrriss marihfertil
ssbaIttu.
9n glsp gort II bic Nuts wi'ssr Der
ssRsat. Gs Rnb bis isst in GClss bs'
Qufrubrs Sc SnIUneR umS eebsn sstem
men une pcn rem 95 8srpunrtttn wsrtsl
nod msbrsrs fsrbsn.
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Der Ript in Veep WorF.

Ole S6Iaht am BcgReflu6.
Die Srldntsr in N,p 2jOvt ibisntn ni6t
atsl Qalf Az babsu, e'sie am II. Suit
1890 in SrlanS ssfalussns 56Ia6t
SOrI.shn RitipC6. am Subr,stuss rtr'
hlbru, In nsusr auFass Jur arHatruns
III brtns.n. IN isnsm 6IuRs mar sS, mo-
Ter 8ron prdtsntrnt SaeCb 3. (psr BON
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9(ts0ntic OOrtcm,

TaIslbf Fnest isbu Srnntas Gin Sasr'e
Concert itatt, unitr etitlns sints tnbttstn gtl'
iftrs. SspapaIsr, GrUnf 9ier urp abnlts
GrfriIbuustH p,resu itrvirt. M
8erduI6rnee @sir6nfs rsIeen pelltie Mot
wrsgrssttn. gu ,abtrti6sm SsfuRs piIS Gin.
aflnesn. EGh
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Sse''c 9GisSci9cm.
Ttuh1rs
GommIiTOns-& Nr6eits- -Iadlpeis-

Surfau.
SD babe bier Elm ttuilbes Gommiiipus @us
rraa, ptrbuuptn NIT tiusm Mrbrits' Nadptis.
Bureau srritttt. Gprrtippnbsn,rn nab alien
Staatsn DrutIhIaneS, 9eutIt. Stifsrrei6 unb
Der S6psij prrteu rselL NIT 0spliIsnbafti9fett
unb billisit ausssfiibrt.
gIrbsitssbsr iCpis glrbsitlu6snts SOatn iid
,um 3usde tsr grrmitIune ibrsr Winite an
mid peneen. paul Hamnitnger,
GrcorIirabs, bel RObinICus Srouuti.
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Ntc Ntc

TsS
tes
Scranton QieOerfrGll3,
0rbalten i'm Ssab SIu8 GrDoe
Am Freitag, 81. JUL 1871.
Da tie COMMITTEE pstsr Nibe ned aOiltr
T& uen pirp, alien Ysluhsrn sinsn ansenebmsn
5da iu brrritsn, 10 sIaubt Iir nit Yrllem 9tehte
auf cine flrfe Sftbtilisuns Sritrns pes eeIt.
ideu putlifums rtbueu su elr'fn. Oas Nd
brre beiagt pas prp9rdmm nGhhe Wcde.
t3iI2p Die Com mtttsr
Yrpgra III III
gerlammluna her tbrilnrbmsuern 0frtins V.
YP ttaas llbr in Sliefers Salc.
gIu5,u1 uad Rem pic Mic gOg nbr.
Wuuf upn DilsiS WudE6cr.
Gmpflnas GjcIang prR erCi 6irIdng. Nertlnsn.
., ,Gis 9Ea6t am Rbrin" SOu IiatrS Muiii9Or.
GrFTnuug RES 6OnSc5 Dtpiif unb 3anj abb
ptbIe'nr.
VrsiSipriuarn her fnateu, Srpfi6lasm unb
Candy Catching fir mGS6ru.
4iir Gtrauilaen aller glrt fur eaS iunge DrutI6-
| tbum III britsns grIprat uue pirp Won Witelie-
bern etS 8Crrir5 teaufIhti9t.
| @ri eiiuitilcm 9Srter Ntsnts Seurrtperf.
Die Strnbrn GtirrbabrpnsCn fnbrsn itbs
babe 1tuncr non 9dr rer WdibinstCn Dali db.
SIM Sale i6r6ten 0rters it absnes BAH in
SiiefrrS Sale.
Wlitali,rer riuerIatrurr grrsinr, welts ben
Gus,ua mitmalben, iinp irsi Upn @iutrittSsabluna.
3idttS 25 Gents; Su babrn bel alien WPilsItr'
bern ees Siee,rtran;.
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6rcees 3ic Sfic
ftr
Irttrsbursrr Irrsbgtsr. TfmsinSe,
TN SarmOnie 0arten.
nabs ssm @ssr iRii6su pttrsturs unt Dun'
more.
Gtutritt 25 Gents.

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1iI6r Dir Comm ittCf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-20
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-03-10
To .NpLrdsi.a. California, Kansas. and
me II. Il III. ~. ~. Lands.

The starting points OF this Route are at Chi
cago and Peoria. The central pOldt Is BUR-
LINGT0N ,on the Nississppi. 1t travefses Hi
uois and the whole breadth Of Southern Iowa.
Near the Missouri, It's trunk forks into three
branches, for il has three western terInin
Its norlhern terminus is Council Bluffs,
where. crossing to Omaha, 1t connects With
the Union Pacific for al places Gr the intrs
continental and Pacific slopes Overland
travel and traffic chosen this reliable route
hore and more.
It's next terminus is Lincoln. tic Capital Of
Nebraska fifty five mics west of the Missouri
At ilattsmouth. This is tho only direct avenue
to the South Platte country, whore the sales Of
railroad land last season, oSe 10 half a mil
lion.
Its third terminus Is at Hamburg. and Ne
braska City ~ namburg. it makes close
connections, twice day. for St. Joseph, Leav-
enworth, Kansas City, and the whole South
west.
In journey ing then, from the East 10 Kansas
via Burlington, You ENJOY advantages you can
secure on no other line. You both pass over a
road second to 40 other in speed, safety, or my
Pullman luxury IF IN 'dern travel and while
on your way, survey the z. den of Illinois and
Missouri, as we'll as 100, 600 acres OF prairie in
South. western iowa, now in market at 10 W
prices an lIng credit.
h cep il then BET IRE people westward bouLd
g = tsa9 IN burlington Route" 929y.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-03-10
PROBATE ORDER.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Van
Buren, rs.
Alta session of the Probate Court for the
County OF Van Buren,, holden at the Probate
Office, in the Village of Paw Paw, in said
County, on Monday, the twentieth day OF
February in the year ono thousand eight hun
red and seventy-one.
Present, George w. Lawton, Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate OF JOHN Liable
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition duly veri-
fed, of Susan Liable, praying that administra-
ton of the estate of said deceased mightbe
granted 10 herself or to some other suitable per
son.
Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday the
twentieth day of March A. D., 1871, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon. be assigned for hear
ing of said petition, and that the heirs at law of
said deceased, and all other persons interested
in said estate be required to appear at a session
of said Court, then to be holden at the Probate
Office, in the Village of Paw Paw, in said
County, and show cause, if any there be why
the prayer of the petitioner should not be
grated.
And it is further ordered, that said petitioner
give notice to the persons interested in said
estate of the tendency Of said petition, and the
hearing thereof, by causing copy of this
order to be published in the TRUE NoRTuERNER,
newspaper printed and circulated in said Coun-
ty of Van Buren,, for three successive weeks,
ut least, rrevous to said day of hearing.
GEO. W. LAYTON, Judge of Probate.
A true copy). S30t3.
GRO. W. LAwToN, Judge Of Probate.