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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

Low BmpGE. Some years ago the
manager ofa ''well regulated" theatre
some where along the line of the Erie
canal. engaged Il good looking and
brlsk young lady as supcrnumelary.
1t happened that the Young lads lrld
formerly oiileiated in some capacity Us
a hand" on board canal boat, Il
Tact Witch she was extremely anXi-
OTIS TO conceal. She evinced much
anxiety to master the details Of her
newly eliosctt profession, and seeti tx
hlblted more than ordinary degree
Of comic talent. She was duly pro-
NOTED, and in time became n general
favorite with both manager and pub
lie. One night when She was an
nounced to appear in tavorite part,
q couple Of boatmen found their way
into the pit, near the foot-lights, par
tlc,llarly anxious to see the new COM
eGienne. The house was crowded,
and after the sllbsitlcnce of applause
which greeted her appearance, one OF
the boatmen slapped his companion on
the shoulder, and with an emphatic
eXpletiye, exclaimed:
''Eill, know that gal -
''Pshaw.." said Bill '1lry up
''i}ut I'm darncd if | don't now,
Bill. It's Sal Flukins, as sure rs your
born. Shes old Flukins' daughter
that used to sail the Injured Polly,
and She used to sail with him."
"Tom," said Bill, you're fool I;
and if you don't stop your internal
elaek, you'll get me put out, Sal Flu
klnS. yon must know site II you
think that's her
Tom was sienced but not convinced.
lie watched the actress in all her
motions with intense interest, and ere
long broke ont again:
II tell ye, Bill, that's ler-I know
It's. You can't fool me, | know her
too WE'LL"
Bill, who was good deal interested
in the play, was ont Of all patience ut
this persistent interruption on the part
OF Tom. He gave him tremendous
nudge in the rib with his elbow, as an
emphatic hint to keep quiet.
Tom, without minding the admoni-
tion. said:
"You just wait-I'll fix her; keep
your eyes Oh her"
Sure enough, he did fix her. Watch
ing his opportunity, when the actress
was very deeply absorbed in her part,
lie sung out with voice which rang
through the galleries, Low bridge
From the force Of habit, the actress
instantly and inyountlrily dHckud her
head. to avoid the anticipated coils
ion, and Tom retired from the theatre,
satisfied tat he "knowed that gal. =
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

COUNTRY LIFE PREFERABLE.--Oh.
this constant never cca>ing twirl in the
city life. VIII it always have such
an attraction? As long as in this llut-
ter around the candle mmn moths
win doubtless tluttcraround the light
that the city extends. Aud yet how
much Swecter and more attractive life
in the country is! Especially sit to a
woman. In nthe coantry, whatever her
cir1m stanccs Of fortune, woman finds
whicl, is an imperative want of her
mtlrp---a refined home. In aciiy. If
poor. She cannot escape. or shield her
children from the noisy, vulgar life
| swarming around her; the tenement
| lodging or the second-late lodging
house only remain to her. But nlder
a pure SKY, in baIlny atnosplrrethe
hnmblcst cottage nesting at the foot
of the mountain. or under the shadow
of one of our majestic elms, can be the
! fitted home. we will not say ofa lady
the word is associated with vulgar
pptentions--.but ofa gentle woman
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

A Ym1nrl1 BARNuM.-Wc take
the following from the Virginia City
Enterprise Of March 9th: AN inge-
nious youth Of some nine seasons, 10
whom is sometimes intrll,ted the care
of Younger brother. yesterday led
his Youthful charge to a paint shop
aud proceeded to decorate lin accord
ing to His idea Of "a 81 ,,lX brave as he
should be. lie then exhibited his
work of art upon the streets as The III
tant son ofSpotted Tail, aud succeeded
in attracting an admiring audience
wherever he appeared with his show.
\ neighbor to the new Spotted Tail
Family happened along, put an end
to the performance and hustled the
whole menagerie off home. The
youthful Snowman then had an inter-
view with his mother. since Which
time he looks for Il cushioned chair
when about to seat him.c!t.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

a letter from Nassau. n. r., says
s'wa solitary house, pleasantly sitl-
ated, and made some inquiry concern
ing it. 'I'hat. said my friend. SIS a
house to which. III conformity to Il
singular custom prevailing IN Nassau.
newly-maTied couples % to pass the
honeymoon. They TAKE a servant or
two and steal away from the town to
this place. from which. after a beconl-
ing period il passed, they come forth
again. There 4 nobody there now,
but 1t Will be occupied RoOns for the
rector Of one Of the churches Ia Mas
sau TO he married III . few days."
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

Cleveland is entitled to the palm as
the lest city in the land to live and
bring up children IN. Noindecent pa
pers, cuts, Or prints are to be found in
the news depct@, the new law .hingris-
lilly enforced against tliem,. A CORES
pondent alsointouns us that diam-
seller las Just been mulcted in the sum
of $1,000 damages obtained by an
abused wife. This is a second trial:
the first jury having rendered a ver-
dict Of 500, which was unsatisfactory
to the >a'oon-ke, p +. hente an appeal.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17
Notice..

OREGON & CALIFOBNlA RAILROAD
~ Company. Land Department, Portland
Oregon, April j, lS72. Notice Is hereby
given, that vigorous prosecution will be
instituted AGAINST any and every person
who trcspasSes upon any Ra!Ecai Land,
by cuttingNnd removing tilnhcri hcr"irpN
before the same Is BOUGHT OF the co!nlm-
ny AND PAID FOR.
All vacant Land in old numbered sec
ti0ns, whether surveyed or msureyrd.
within distance ofthir;y miles from the
line OF the road, belongs tu the Company.
J. X. MOORES,
S2rif Land Agent.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17
Papcr-Ilanging, CalcemininS,
Decorating, &c.

II NJ. WAnswoRTH will give prompt
attention to all orders for Paper
hanging, CalceniniDg, nccorating, &c, IN
this city or vicinity. All work executed
In the nicst style, In the best manner. and
at lowest living rates. t9s- ONlers left nltt
Furniture WarcroOms Of Chas. Mcaley WIN
receive prompt attention. lOvA
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

The reutonie tailor of Pennsylvania
village having married Il second wife
injudliciou,ly soon after the funeral OF
the first, the young men Of the place
signiiied their di%pproval by a tin-horn
sernade during the progress Of the
wedding feast. The vulgar fraction
ofa man cxpo;tulatcd in tie following
style; Il sly. poys, you ought 10 fe
ashamed ofyourseltS to be making all
dis noise ven der we're vas a funeral
here so soon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

TEMPERANCE IN ENGLAND.-The
fines for drunkenness in the English
army alone, last wear, was e20, 0MW or
overa nj lion ofdDllars. 10 check III,
progress of intemperancc, the Natioi-
al Temperance Union has held meet
nsat Nottingham, under the presi-
delcy of the Bishop of the dioccase.
urging the passage ola bill limiting
the issuing Of fneW licenses, aud short
ening the hours for selling liquor on
week days, and closing taVerHs on SUN
days, and enforcing more stringent
police regulations. This is quite an
advance here onthis subject.
The Bishop Of Exeter, however, lns
has had thc moral courage to advance
still further, and to advo cate the pa 81
age Of what il here called 4 Pprinissivc
Bill. which Is what we should call Il
Prohibltory Bill. 1t permits two
thirds Of the people of any town to
prohibit the Issuing Of any licenses at
all in that town. At a public meeting
in Exeter. at which he presided. the
sons Of Bclial. instigated by the liquor
sellers, msu'ted. hooted. and silcnctd
the Bislop, and cone,u ed by empty
ing a bag Of flour overhim. The devil
is evidently afraid of that Bishop; hut
has grossly miSspcut his fifteen ceiltu-
ries opportunity ofstudyingthe Anglo
Saxon caracter. if he thinks to concili-
ate John Bull, or to trigllten the Bishop,
by insulting Dr. Temple, late Master
Of Rugby H0aN md PteSjNeq.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

Our Minister Bancroft, ut Berlin,
has made 4 point in the presentation
Of the San Juan ease to the Kaiser hy
making his argument in German.
while the English ambassador has put
his in French. The delicacy Of the
compliment Oh our part will be highly
appreciated.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

AGentleman having written a letter.
concluded as follows: 'SGive everbody's
love to everybody, othat nobody may
be aggrieud by anybody being forgot
ten by somebody"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

A gentleman Of the negro purslmsion
thus philosophers and ras0nizes
with the white world. "All men are
made OF fclay, and, like meeschaunl
pipe, are more valuable when highly
colord." There Il something in a
reg o., head," after al.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

A Chinese Colony will locate at
Council Bluffs. One-third Of the pop
ulatlon Of Mississippi can not read or
write..
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17
How Edgar A. Poe Died.

The true story Of Poe's death las
never been correctly told. 1t Is this:
In the summer of lS49 he left New
York for Virginia. In Richmond lie
met Miss Elmira Shelton, whom lie
had known in his youth. renewed lis
acquaintance, aud in a few weeks thew
We're engaged to he married. lie
wrote to his friends in the North that
he should pass the remainder of his
life in Virginia. where the happiest
days of his yonth had been sltent.
Early in October he set out from
Richmond to fulfill a literary engage
ment in New York, and to prepare for
his marriage, which was to take place
on the 18th Of the month. Arriving
in Baltimore, lie found that lie had
missed the Philadelphia train, which
he expected to take, and would lave
to wait two or three hours for the
next train. lie went into restau-
rant near the depot to get some re-
fresllmentS. There lie met some of
his old West Point friends, who inyi-
ted him to n champagne supper that
night. He accepted the invitation
and went. At first he refused to
drink, but at l-t lie was induced to
take a glass of champagne. That set
him of, and ina few hours he was
madly drunk. HI this state he wall
dered off from his friends. was robbed
and beaten by rrllians. and lett insen-
sible IN the street all night. 1hencxt
morning he was picked mp and taken
to the Maryland Hospital. lie was
delirious with brain fever. lie was
well cared for by the physicians of the
hospital, but lie was beyond the skill
OF the doctors. He fingered two or
three days, and died Oh Sunday, Otto-
Der Z, l$41, III the 3Sth year Of bis age.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17
DEs. yANCE.EVE3'S
GalVdlic Abdominal Supporter
AND
UTERINE RIX;E'E.SISR.
vs,ur MERITS OF THIS INsTRI NENT

vI7HE MERITS OF THIS INsTRI MENT
i consis, principally in the support It
gives to the abdomen and spine. The belt
IL broad, supported by s,spCndcrs pas sing
over the shoulders. and kept in slMpP by
seit-gcncnting Gulvanic Plates, Whirhgirr
pleasant current.
The Regulator Is also Galvanic; it, Cup
and NozZcS are made of Silver: ite SEN, OF
Copper and Zinc. is hollow, that injections
may be thrown through it,orinto the neck
of the Uterus. Ii can be sn regulated by
its thuinh-srrtw rs to meet any mNl-po5l-
tion of the Uterus. ana is un"qHiiel in
meeting any form Of female disease,
Price, 81. Patented AuHuS, II, ISL by
w. S. VAN Cleye, Centmlja, Illinois,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17
ALBANY BATH HOUSE,
rURs! rURs I! rURs !!

TNlIE Illt;HEST PRICES PAID IN CAST
for all kinds Of Elile8. hy
Albany, Feb. 0, '7e-92if y y"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

r An PREPARED TO no ALL KINDS
/ of turning: keep on hand and make TO
order mwhide-hcttomed chairs and spin
ming wheels. Shop near the "Maynolia
Mills JOHN n. METTLER
Albany, Nov. 4, 1881
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

The Chicago Times says the only
way to beat Grant is 70 drown Greeley
and put mp another ticket at Baltimore.
II quotes Of papers South fAvoring
this, thA Richmond Eaquirsr. and the
Mobile Registev. with other influen.
tial ones leaning, strongly the
same way. OF Northern
papers endorsing this view, II
names the New York WorId, Posk,
Nation and Journal Of Commerce,
the Philadelphia Age, Hamburg Pa
triot, Pittsburg Post Reading Eagle,
Washington Patriot and Detroit Froe
Press. While we say the course pro-
posed, ,or any other course, will not beat
Grant (for it IL too late now to do that
thing) still we say we have always
maintained the plan of the Times
will come nearer beating Grant than
any other that can be adopted. WI
can thus give honest expression to oul
view without giving aid to the enemy
for an expression from the Republics
press that tho Times is right, will d
moro perhaps to defeatit than anything
else, for the reason that the Democrat
favoring Greeley will make use Of th
4 Republican press championing th
1ysass' cause, to prejudice the plan I
the minds Of the rank and Ale OF d.
mocracy, and SO help to defeat it.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

That plank In the Cincinnati plat
form, which RENTS the Tariff question
TO the people, and which HORACE ap-
proves, closing his mouth entirely on
his favorite hobby, protection, shows
ghat an ass he il willing to mako Of
snsclf in trimming for votes. These
ncinnati chaps will probably ON the
cat and final day Of Judgment, pre-
snt : resolution to tho assembled
yorld, something like this:
Rcsolred, That recognizing that there
are in our midst, honest, but irrecon-
cilable differences Of opinion with re-
gard to the prOpriety Of the Almighty
passing Judgment upon us, we pray
that the question may be rrmitted fol
discussion, to the sheep and The Goats
and that our Creator observe stricl
neutrality thereon,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20
si Complete v It'll new
TYPES AND PEsEfsHHas
pRiNrtNo 81, ALL KINDS.
I6sv IGsas q Trinninr 1Is19ss.

3 Having heard a great deal said abou,
the mode Of trimming hedges. I will
give my mode Of keeping hedges low
trimmed, which for ease and expedi-
ton think Il the hest 1 have vet
tsied. Take my wagon and hay rack
on, Ill the space on Oft side OF rack
with an. extra board, 80 ss 10 make
good and soft platform 10 stand ON.
then hitch nay most stead lyteam To the
wagon, and armed with good sharp
scy the, ann ready for the work. drive
with of horse, next the hedge. tic the
lines to the standards In the front OF
rack, with right limo little tight to
keep the team close up 10 the hedge.
then start tile team rs often as the
length Of the rack. l AM now speak
Ing Of cutting the top Of the hedge,
which is much easier cut tfau timothy
grass, being Young and tender, and
with a little care can be trimmed a.
level As house floor.
After trimming the top put out
my team and walk backwards along
the side Of the hedge with my scythe
still sharp, trim with an upward stroke.
and IL there fs any uneyenneSs in the
trimming you will ilr mctliately see it.
having your fdce cousantlv towards
the part ffimnaed. This is all very
easily done, beiAg much easier thai,
moving grass. 4 man can trim ia this
manner from 6rIn-lialf to mile Of
hodge per day. It should bc done
twice during the season, in June and
August. This manner Of trimming
gives the hedge a beautiful appear
'ance, with a slope on each side and flat
on the top. giving 1t the appearance OF
q well laid stone wall.--C0r.--Prai
Former.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

The Republicans having carried Ore
gon, on tho Sd, the fruits Of victory
win be especially enjoyed BY George
H. williams and Joseph g. Wilson,
beaten two years ago. The Legis-
lature will doubtless return Williams
to the United States Senate, vice Cor
bett, aud Wilson will take his seat in
the next Congress rs Representative.
In 1870 the vote for Congressman was
Slater, Denocrat, ll,5ss; Wilson, Re-
publican, ll245. In this election VIII
son beats John Burnett, Democrat.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

Under the. above caption the Du-
bnquc Times cpllates an interesting
and strong array offacts in relation to
the results reached under the three
years Of General Grants sncccssfni
and honest administration 81 The
Government, Il says:
To those who seem to believe that
the Republican party has done its
whole work in saving the Nation, de-
stroylng slavery, and securing peacca-
bic rccOnstrnction, and that some other
party may now come In to take its
place. and in more efficient In car.
rying ont material reforms In the con-
duct Of the government. il may be
well 10 address few words and de-
tail q fow facts. IL
When the war closed in 1865, We
were taxing under the Internal Revc.
nue. laws almost everything that would
Weld revenue. The net revenue for
the fiscal year 1865, was no less than
1855, ,O32, ,620.06. out Of which no less
than &300, ,22G, ,01342 was from I'M
ternal revenue, laid upon no less
than 2S5 articles. Immediately the
Republican partv went Il, work ia re.
lieve the country Of this burden. Dy
the act of Jnly13, 1896, It took off tax
es amounting to the animal sum Of
S65 500lOND. III the act of March d
is6T ii further reduced them. .annnslly
44O. 10000 N act Of February 4
1886. $23,OO0OOO. By acts Of March
so and July 20. 1863, 316OOOOOO. nv
act of July Ia. 1870. S55..OO0O0Q. nj
this last act the reduction of tariff du-
Ties was also S3O.OO0.OO0 and now tha
present Congress has taken OF tariff
and revenue dnties 10 the an,ount az
S5aOn0OO more--makinp. 4 total. nm
y r--Y,-, . - f~' 4ns.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

~ Pittsburg paper, tho Yolks6latt,
,Aas discovered new scheme Of those
SONS Of Belial," the Blairs. It is to
bring the Ave hundred cousin power
Of Gratx Brown to bear ct Baltimore
in favor Of throwing Greeley over
board, In consideration Of retaining
the name Of cousin Gratx ON the ticket
for the Vice Presidency. *Such =
ticket looks very like the Blairs," !"
Yolksbl0tt.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

{ Horace Greeley said In the ni0sas
In 1857: "If tAere srere aot a neses-
paper nor q common school IL the coun-
tsy TIE Democratic party tcoMld be far
stronger than Il is. Neither elementary
instructions nor transpiring events-is
necessary to teach the esssatial element
Qf ne Dsmocratic creed. "Lovr RUN
AND HATE NIaGERs." The less one
learns and knoscs the more csvtdtsa Ne Is
to s0te tie rsg'lay ticket, from n. Il
Izard.'v =
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20
KsstsH gaa.sas.


earnest when Il comes onominaaheus.
l don't know wich shockt me most,
their apathy at the beginnin of fhc
mectih, or their fiery zeal at It's cndin.
Politiks is queer. t'sF fas.
III PrrRoLErM. y.,NALaBl.
(Which wuz Postmaster,l
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20
4 Psrszais 8 . I.psssa.s lgaa.

as' Waiter r. The waiter replied, ss6ir.s
alter Tam q man of few words, and
don't like to be continually ringing the
bell, and disturbing the house. III thank
Won tOspay attention to what I say,
and to remember that although there
are three. ways Of doing things, only
like one way in those who have snbOr-
Ginate stations, and mind in the first
place, bring me- glass of brandy and
water fcold,5 with a little sugar, and
also teaspoon wipe down this table
throw some Goals on the fire, and
sweep down the hearth, bring me in q
couple ofcandles, pen. ink and paper,
some water and little scaling WAX |;
tell the lfostler to take care Of my
horse, dress him well, slop his feet,
and let me know when he Is ready TO
feed order the cllambernaaid to pre-
pare me good bed, take care that the
sheets are we'll aired, and clean night
cap, and glass of water in the room !;
send the boots with d pair Of slippers
that can walk TO the stable in; tell
him must have my boots cleaned and
brought into the room tonight, aud
! that shall want to be called ut five
OSSvSn ib Wv luotuH6 assn sVut iuhs-
trcss what / can have for supper; tell
her l should like roast duck, or
something OF that sort tell yonr mas
ter to stepin, 4 want to ask him . Few
questions; he is in tho interest Of tho
Liberals, believe, and 50 much thc
better, for / have . friend who who
viii stsnd for the town at the next va
caDcy; send me alt the directions !;
change this FIVE shillings worth of
stamps Into coin; none Of the silver to
be worn when does the mail arrive
with the letters, and what time in the
afternoon does the mail leave Are
there any soldiers fuartcrcd hi the
town, aud how, many Just tell me
what time II is by the clock on the
landing, and leave the ROOM" The
portrait Is from life.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

George Washington in his day, was
assaiicd with - bitter invectives -
ever fell TO the lot ofmau. Abraham
Lincoln from the time he was nomi-
ted 1t Chicago, until the night Of his
tragic death, was made the recipient Of
all manner Of the vilest slanders, and
It did not stop with his death, but full
half the supporters Of Horace Greeley
continue 10 attempt to blacken his
name to this day. Grant Is now get
ting his full share, largely from the
same source.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

Mr.. jefferson used to relate, with
much merriment, that the final sign
ing of the Declaration of Independ-
ence was hastened by an absurdl,
trivial cause. Near the hall IN which
tho debates were then held was livery
stable. from which swarms OF flies
came into the open windows and as
sailed the silk stockingcd legs OF hon
orablc members. Handkerchief in
hand they ia-hed the tlies with such
vigor as tlies cuuid command on II
July aftemoei bet ii.n anoyance be-
came Al length so extreme ~ to rem
der them impatient - sletay. and they
made hastc /" ln,in4 s!3s, nlomentous
business TO q eenciusioi..
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

4 hurricane wrecked The house OF
DR. George Stone, near Iowa Falls,
last Thursday night, the family barely
escaping with their lives and tise hired
man having his leg broken by u fall
ling wall. =
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

a member Of the Wyoming Lcgis-
latulc, seeking 10 sustain a point of or
der. jerked his coat off with Mr..
Speaker. II some reliahle man will
hold these duds. I'll show him that he
is out OF order" The point was s,ts-
tanned.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

The following Is An '.ortler .tDr sup
plies,' recently sent 10 an Aniericus,
{Ga.) grocer. by fishing excursion
party.
DrAR 6IR.-My Myself and d couple of
friends Leave this morning on fish
ing excursion; and you will send us,
by bearer, the Following articles.
which, If you preferit, you can charge
u either Jack Brown, Or Ben Isockett.
Either is the SAFEST, 4.,
Four pounds Of salt snd q small
cask of Whiskcv.
One pound Of black pepper, and
demijohn of whiskey.
Ten pounds OF lard and large jug
of whisky.
One canvassed ham and six quart
bottles of whisky.
Three good, stout fishing lines and
three pocket flasks Of whisky.
One paper Of large limerick hooks.
and q gallor Of whisky III any old ves-
sel yon don't use about the STORE,
Also, send one pound Of white su-
gar and small j1g Vt whisky.
Hurrietlly. yours. PM C0oE.
P.,S--As we shall he gone several
days, and as snakes are bad on the
river at this season. my physician has
just stepped in and suggested that we
better take along a little whisky.
Send IL and enter il on vour books
'Wifh-o43aer items abovesA re.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

In Savannah the colored folks adyer-
tisc that at coming entertainment.
!" Rebecca Spauldin, late OF Boston will
dance . jig with ii glass Of water ON
her head aud one in either hand.