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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-29

SOSpS "a NAt4bO A4SCuk uuC UIO~
nunci6 en la Habana el Sr. D. Fran
cisco SauvaIle, presidente de la Sec
cion de Agriculture de la Real Socie-
dad Econ0mica:
''SESoREs:
Lleno do agfadec miento vengo por pri-
mera veg ocupar 81 alto puesto que de-
DO vuestra benevolenoia; sin embargo,
por mas que me colma de orgullo, dude
en- aceptarlo al penaar en- la .stancia que
ne separa de tantos socios benemeritos
que hasta hoy han desempenado este car
go y recordando ell lamentabIe incidente
que muF 4 esar. milo ha privado esta
seccion y a la sociedad, de uno de sus
mlenabros mas laboriosos En- cuanto supe
que en- la lsta de las candidaturas fgura-
oa 20 para la Presidencia de esta seccion,
escrioA a nuestro malogrado secretario
anterior, rogandola usara de su Influenza
para hacer sustituir en- mi lugar ell Presi-
dente anterior ell que en- la lista estaba
indicado para la Vice-presidencia. EIecto,
d pesar dc todo, por mayorfa de votos, no
era possible excusarme sin ser tachado de
ingratitud y aoepte ell nombramiento coz
las nuevas obIigaciones que impone, con-
tando para lenarlas no con mis- escasos
conocimientos, sino con mi buena vojun-
tad, con vuestra indulgencia y principal
mente con vuestro auxilio. FaItanme va
las fuerzas de la juventud; pero conserve
aun el entusiasmo de mis- meiores amos,
para todo cuanto pueda ser dtil al pals,
cuyo adelanto es ell objeto de nuestra ase-
ciacion.
Ya cue tengo ell honor de ocupar vues-
ira atcncion, me permitiran V. SIS. spro-
vecharme de clio para presentarles algu-
mas obseryaciones hechas recientemente
en- una excursion que hice la parte occi-
dental de esta isla.
Hace pocos meses, atravesando Ell rico
partido de Alqufzar, me llam6 Ia atencion
la lozanla y fuerza de vegetacion que pre-
sentaban los campos de cana sembrados
en- los cafetales demolidos de esta y otras
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-29
Eh-..s..a = c35tsaN tJA9E 60.
FOL sLIz.1'IN.
! k1 l.. Gorsario Reio.
EfsEE.EEp.A VETEsSHANla


q n ~F2R JOSE E. rRrAH-
aN0o1as 1n I'D nDgAR.
.Aa FCoNTNUAcToN.
nEn su frente alabastrina
'brilla.la duIce inocencia;
y en- su mirada olivina,
hay uu 'fuego que ilumina
il noche de la existencia.
7 sc We en- todo su ser
I'm no Sc que arrobador,
! que hace el encanto nacer
y sonar con el amor
y el encanto y ell placer.
Blanca hurl de los amores,
imagen de la ilQaion;
de matiHados coZores
mariposa, que entire flores
vuela con dulce efasion.
--lQae7toFmento, Marta uia;
que tormento y que pavor
y cuAn horrible agonia!
Aciago y triste fus el dia
80 ese notia j puro amor.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09

Ice CREAM SoDA.-At Q. Z. Willis
drugstore can be had the above named
cooling beverage, at all hours of day
or night. 1t is an entirely new stvle
of drink. and those who lave tasted
com - 20, it to the nectar of tha gods.
Every kind of syrup can i've had. ice
cold. and out of glasses beautiful
enough tGr a Cleopatra to drink from.
Gentlemen, call with your ladies'. and
ladies come alone, if you can't help it.
Soda, l2ii4 cents per glass.
six choice brands of imported fIav
anas. At BroOk>'cigar stand. Po~totfice.
Carson, viz: Juan V Martinez, La Flor
de Morales, FIgaros, Manuel GraciaS,
DE tiilar Y EilIarS, Ell Crien Or lIa
bana, by the single cigar or hundred.
Agency for Havana Lottery tickets.
S. f. MARKET!-E. Perasich me"
door to the Carson Theaterl IS receiv-
ing daily from California, fresh vege-
tables, oftall kinds, >trawb berries. nuts
and candies, etc, which he keeps 0 n
stantiy on hand and for sale AT the
lowest market prices. Give him 4 call
and examine his goods.
New and elegant ,jewelry sets,
chains, studs, sleeve buttons, rings,
card cases, etc, at one-tenth the price
of gold-warranted not to tarnish-at
Brooks, P~ostOtfice, Carson; also. Fair
child's gold pens, in every style:
meerrhaum pipes, and an endless
variety of stationery and fancy gooGs.
Olcovich Brothers sell the best and
cheapest dry goods in the State. and
everybody will find it to their advan-
tage to trade with them.
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
Store. ia3 If
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09
UNITED STATES MAILS.

Reuo-Arrives from at $50 a m. Closes
for at $50 y. IN.
rgfat.-A from at 10 n. NJ.
Closes Tor at SD p. NJ.
GcnoR and Aurnrn-ArriveS from at
ESQ .. IN. Closes for at 6.@3 a. m.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09
OF the strike movement, in New

OF TIE SINIko movement, IN New
York. the Tribune says:
"Weariei by delay and exhausted
by Improbable contest, the men who
have been engaged IN the strike for
short working hours are generally
giving up. The reporss from various
trades Interested IN the demonstration
show t. at the strike is virtually at an
end. There has been a great loss Of
time. money and gool temper. We
hope mere has been a gain some
where, bat it is not apparent"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09

There is a general upward tendency
manifested in mininE-st0cks.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09

q. suArLEs-eroko. rurI1. rlorRIsros-

coRBxrr HousE-coRBE1r BROTHERS, PkopRIErcE rs.
J Mckenzie, Tahoe City B Haines, Lake Bigler
John .iley, Carson Val Joseph Noyes.
J Edwards, Wa-hne C W Mcintosh Excel NJ
C Wright, : jones, LAX 9 Valley
Frank Allen, " Vim ,;,ard man, sliuk'- 9
John .Idette, " c E!gleston, Antelope
IL Evans. Spooner's Sta Ne Poe,
John Lckey, X Gamble, l. ks View
e y oover, Rawlings, " K Gamer n. hOa4tains
VI L Woodma1, washoeV VIM hishulm,- "
Geo U'Cunuur. q Id Hill VI l. Wopihan, Wash g
d Netxuti, : A Rogers, NonIrsr
John stuart. Z" Mrs ID Therein and
John Fiuigan, Sacram'tO child Canada
z HsI,nesy, Virginia "a t""a d, ol6on
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05

How - Ren4e4 8e0e 8Appy
* 4 question that has been dilated up-
on by many Of our most eloquent and
gifted speakers and writer's, almost
from time iminemorial, and it may
smack slightly of egotism for me to at
tempt an calculation Of this important
question, but BELIEVING that ! have dis
covered the true source OF happiness,
hasten to give it to the public. and in
doing so am actuated by spirit Of
disintercstcdncss, eqnalled only by a
politician who suffered his name 10 60
before tho dear people as a candidate
for good fat office. This discovery
was made by u dislocated minister
while travelling in the interior of ia
pan. All you have to do to avail your
self Of this wonderful discovery, is to
go TO $. Il. FULLEns. and buy yOnr
wife one OF those nice silk dresses, a
love of hat, fine pair Of CATERS and
a pair ofkid gloves. For the big girls
you want a japanese stripe. or bean
tifnl all Wool Satccil, or Il p,ece OF that
Rcppc Franchise and Loire lace. Gimp
and Fringe, &C.. to trim TIA Duck Of
a hat Will, one OF those magnificent
flowers on il a Lace collar and a pair
Of Bracelets; "a nice sash ribbon of al
most any color. For thesliitie girls
you can get nice Plaid or Stripe Of
some kind; (Sl,cfler will show you
what one TO take a pair Of Button Cal
tcrs a set Of .Iewelry and q Charm.
For the boys, get suit off OF one OF
those pieces Of Cashmere: Il nice cap
or hat: pair of Fine Boots, &c. For
Pateriamilies, we have Cloths,
Cassimelts, Calf Boots, Kip Boots,
Hats, Caps, &c. In fact everything
calculated to render home happy and
life agreeable. For sale only by S. B.
FULLER. No.,2S Union Block, Green
Front. Scp.2 2td & ltw.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05

Tho Senior Of the COURIER is to-day,
for the most part, visiting with the great
grand parent (upon their mothers sidc)
Of his children. William Harvey the
person alluded to was born in 1888
and is now consequently "a years old.
His wife Sarah Harvey was one
year younger and they lived together
as man and wife about sixty-two years.
She died last February 1t Richmond,
Indiana, upon the same farm where
they had together lived during their
married life. They have been always
members of the Friends denomina-
tion and William came out last week
from Richmond to attend the yearly
meeting now in progress at Oskaloosa.
Though about twice the age Of our
Senior, he has less gray hairs in his
head than he has, in fact his quite dark
head Of hair shows only now and then
an occasional silvcry hair. He is in
the full possession of his mental facul-
ties and steps about with the ease and
activity of q man of sixty. He enjoys
good health and thinks nothing Of tax
ing q journey of five hundred or a
thousand miles to see the country and
his friends. He thinks Iowa is q
beautiful State, and remarked that our
soil would be good compost dressing
for . good deal OF land In the cast
Daily 81.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05
lRG Fu0lC LluldfJ VI NtnluCLy.
Second Grand Gift Cpnsst,
DAY OF DRAWING FIXED!
No P1stponement
FROM gEPTHlgD8R 0oeh.

To THE PUBLIC:
The Trustees Of the Public Library
of Kentucky being satisfied from the
large sale of tickets already made,
and the daily increasing demand for
them, that there will be no occasion
for postponing the second drawing in
the Gift Concert in nisl OF the Public
Library of Kentucky, have instructed
me, as their agent and manager of the
Gift Concert, to say to the public and
ticket-hollcrs that the drawing will
positively take place on Sept. 18th,
prox., and will not be postponed. An
active demand for tickets comes from
every State and Territory OF the United
States. and from the Canatias. giving
Assurance to the Trustees that no CIR
cumstance can prevent drawing at
the appointed time.
A sufficient clerical force is engag-
ed to keep up with The orders for
tickets, and in order that this office
may be relieved of the immense pres
sure incident to the business. for the
week or two Immediately preceding
the drawing, agents especially, and
"a atesieous OF procuring sitketss are
reduestcd to send IN their orders fn-
medi,tely, as sales will have to hH
closed i'm time to make the necessary
preparations for the drawing. II Is
the wish Of the management to Ill,
every order for ticket, az well as
to sell all the tickets, but those who
apply first must first be supplied: and
ii those who put off buying until sales
arc closed have their money returned
Instead OF The tickets ordered, as in
The first Gift Concert in December
last, when thousands OF dollars that
come too late were sent back. they
will have none 10 blame but them
selves. TIIOS. l.. BRAMLETTE.
- Agent Public library hg.
LouIsvnLE, Ky, Aug. ~, ~.
dctcodwlt.
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= - 49,
Al1eeoAso HeeoO HlnG>esparo unifSfm.
y nD1tblo end iauoaeAt ~ N nese ANA
coaditiOas, rOnvsnleat and ploasaut to
wear. aud usually only pfodaciox .
'.blushs upon the sdln. are more csFtalnly
cufattAs than btsstarS. Sad without the
prOstration and pain at the latter, An.t
this 10 tfue even IN Group. Qn.nsy,
Pjeurisy. Lung aud Throat A Elections
Bot the utility DfthiA 81 fsifnfy mvanties.
has been war,uly weiconlssl. they are
largely Sold In every part of lhe world,
and % 10 believed That not lesSthan i've
hundred Thousand persUns are well aud
attending 10 th4 ddIiss 1T lite, free from,
pain, who have au Allccck n f..rO,is PtAs-
Ter somewhere about them, and ~bo. but
for the tho said plaster. won IL l's pros
trats upon a bed Of agony.
DISTRESSING COUaH CURED
Letter from the Rsp. Dr. Esotty.
SG0TcHToWS, Orange Co.,
N. y, Oct, 20. 1863.
THOMAS AILCocK 4 Co., Sing Sing
Your Porous Piasters are great blessing
My daughter. lsabGlis. lad Nhooping
cough suMs twelve months 81 CO; when
the severity OF the disease AbAtsi, she
still for six months hOd q distre sslng
cough. and bet,alne very wAsk and thin.
Finding internal remedies 81 no avail, nn
Aslcock's Porous Plaster WAS applied 10
chest. The Dough was relieved from the
day Il was PM on, and 10 On8 month was
eatifsiy ePrsd lam yonrs truly.
u. Ef:ATTiE.
Sold Nv all Drugalsts.
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y1oss ou1 suDsoRIssns.
AaENcY Cry. Ia. S,

AGENCY GlTf, Id, S0pts ..
MEssRs. HAMILTON AND WARDEN
GesatlcnacH:-Find enclosed - for
two subscribers. will get you more
this week. am happy to inform you
that our Grant and Wilson club is
prospecting fine. We have nearly 200
members, and five Of them never voted
the Republican ticket in their lives.
They have always been Denis before
this campaign, but they now come for
ward and sign the G. b w. club with
their own hands without solicitation.
We had two Republicans that were .
little doubtful in the fore part of the
campaign, but | am glad to inform
you that they have got off the fence,
and stick their stakes for Grant and
Wilson.
You might tell the people through
Your columns that aAsre ssnot Li0er-
al Republican in Agency City To,ca.
ship, for this Is positively ne case.
What will Democrats do for their
five Liberals In this Township the 29tl
of next month. Too bad.
Yours respectfully, A. Ell
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05
NERVOUS pspusrr.

WITH ~ gloomy 0GtssstIassfs. tOso sps''its
depression, i,svosxntary sssassioss, toss o.
semen, spsvsatosrA0a. l0ss ~ power. die
~ Mad. loss Of memory, and skreale'ssd
impotence ard ln0eeiiity. f~d q ssssvsi1''
cure In HUNPHREYSHOA tn
10 SPECIFIC No. INVENT Y-EI0HT
Composed or the most valuabls mild and
potent Ourativss, they strike at enes ri
he root u The matter, toss up Ne system
arrest the dIsohargss, and impair viaos
and energy, LIE and vitality 70 he entire
man. They have CURED thousands 81
Gases. Price. y pr pseaags Of hvs boxes
and large q vial. whieb 10 very rapport.
ant in obstinate sr old eaass. Or d PEI
siagls bon. Sold by DrueGists. and ssnl
BY mail on receipt Of pF4cs. Address
HUMPHREYS ePEClfIC HOAN0-
PATHsC MEDICINE CO., So broadway
New.YOrk.
For sale " ENNIS 4 sALlnRD.
Jan6dly-wlsm
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05

LIST or LETTERS remaining in the
Post Office, at Ottumwa, Iowa, Sept.
2, 1872:
A-Martin Albcrtson.
B-Mrs. j. Hannah Brown Joel Bard
we'll; Mrs. Mary Brown; j. B.
Brewer; John Benson, 2; j. G..
Buchnell.
C-Mrs. Elizabeth Carr; John g.
Chambers: Henry G. Coo; Nellie
Cook Thomas Colly Mr.. O. Con-
ney Morris Conner.
D-John Dalton Mr.. B. B. Dean; Mrs.
i. B. Dean; Jane Dorrin Henry
Dun.
E-A. B. Ellison, Esq.
Flames F. Fink: Mrs. Lydia Fran
els; Andrew Fisher, 2.
CT. s. Gross.
H-Mrs. Holborn; Louisa J.. Hcnd-
rick's, 2.
il. M. johnson; Jennie jackson, 2;
Mrs. Marian Johnston.
K-JohM kirkpatrick.
M-James Miller; Charles Miller.
P-Enoch T. Prichard; WIN. Priest ;
John Hedge; Mary Pierce.
R-Rced & Bro; Charley Rogers.
S-Wm. Sawyer; Lizzie Starr; Mrs
Lizzie Sturgis; John Stanton
John Sweeney.
T-W. II. Tannexhill /; Thomas J. Tay-
lor; G. A. Tcllecn.
W-Wilson Wolford; Ella Wathney.
Persons calling for any Of the above
LETTERS, will please say advertised,
and give the date of the list.
A. I'll. HAMILTON, r. M.
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OsxAL.oosA, JEFF. Go. KAN.(
Aug. 81, 1879.

Aug. 81, 1872.
Editors Couricr:-Enclosed please
find two dollars for last years subscrip-
ton and one dollar and fifty cents, for
another years subscription, for the
WEEKLY COURIER.
Grant d Wilson are all right in Kan
sas, and especially in Jefferson county.
We have two Grant y Wilson poles in
Oskaloosa and the Stars and Stripes
hoat In the air from each one Of them.
Republican Greeley mem are rather
scarce here we have but four In our
town and they arc considered disap-
pointed office-seekers. do think that
there is not twenty Republicans in our
county that win vote tor Greeley, and
It is said that there II 1t least fifty
Democrats in the county that will not
vote for him. The Republicans here
expect to give rousing majority for
Grant 4 Wilson this AL.
}. 4. SINNARD.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05

There are many medicines that giva
transient relief In sickness without touch
ing the so,rcs and seat Of the complaint.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Is not One OF
these. The great tonic and restorative
does not cobble the Olsen sed and ei,fae-
bleti system. II is not = meFs palliative.
that only temporarily controls 4 tow un
please mt svn'psoms, No; lila io migrating.
regulating. restorative pfi,,ciFis pene-
trrtc, n the very s0ufce Of the difficulty
in the finids and solids Of the body. aud
hence it's cures ara radical and thoi ough.
In dyspepsia IL strengthens the stomach,
IN constipation Il promotes q punctuAl
hsbit If body. in nervous ailments i
tones the seniients and motive lioras. ID
rheumatism 1t connteracfs pain, and u
cases OF general debility rehabtlitAteA The
emaciateI frame.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05

EDIroRs COURIER The Normal
School closed its session of four weeks
Aug. 80. Two days were devoted TO
the examination of the class and other
persons desiring certificates. There
were 46 teachers present on Saturday,
some of whom have . fine record of
their qualifications. There are many
teachers In this county TO whom even
four weeks instruction in the art of
teaching, and IN tho branches 10 be
taught, would have been Of incalcula-
bic benefit aud yet the attendance up
on the school was not half what IL
should have been.
Below is appended the names and
address of the members Of the Normal
class, and much credit is due them for
their diligence and correct deport-
ment during the continuance Of the
school EMILY +. Ives.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05
The Fairfield Ledger says young

The Fairfield Ledger says young
man, registering his name rs Albert
Barnes, Muscatiue," and following the
occupation of stencil cutter, "cnt" his
bill at the Spencer House on Monday
night by letting himself out Of the
second story window by rope, lcav-
ing bill of two or three days unpaid.
He did the same thing at the Fleak
House, Brighton. He is abont2l years
of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, quite light
complexion with light fuzzy beard, .
slow talker and walker, and a little
lame. Landlords had better cut this
ont and paste it in their registers.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05

The Presbyterian church under the
skillful manipulation of Booz the pain
or, has received complete removal
ton inside and out, and now presents
an appearance crcditable to the people
who worship there and to the city.
The Episcopal church is now recciv-
the finishing touches from II. b. Coch-
ran, the upholsterer. The members Of
that Church have wisely concluded
that comfort il essential to Goodness
and have had all the pews handsomely
cushioned.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05

jon WoRK.-A large stock Of Post
or Paper, colored and white, oil col
ors of Card Boards, Fiat Letter, Fools
Cap, Folio Post Letter Heads. Note
Heads, Bill Heads, Statements, Tags,
Envelopes, &C., just received at the
CoURlER Office. Work done in the
latest style, and at the lowest rates.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05

Mr.. N. M. Ives of this city has just
closed q very successful Normal School,
at which Is scholars were in attend
ance fitting themselves for teachers.
So far this is the only private Nor
NAL School in the State which has come
under our observation; and this one
has been exceedingly creditable, and
has rendered the pupils great satisfac.
%;On
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05

NEW OPENING.-Lon. Redinbaugh
has opened out on Second street, 3rd
door from Market street, q complete
stock of Family Groceries, which he
proposes to sell just rs low as any
other man" and deliver in any part Of
the city, free of charge. Hc solicits
share of the trade. Farmers having
produce to cell will find It to their adj
vantage to give him call before they
dispose of their trade. dlwl
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05

A GEn.-The Evening Star is the
most beautiful sheet-iron cylinder
wood stove made. It is durable, econ-
omical, and the poor mans friend.
Everybody should have one Of these
excellent stoves.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05
= Bsa PuRoHAsn.

j. w. Huggins y Co., have recently
bought q large additional body ofcoal
lands in Mahaska county. The firm
consists of J. w. & A. q. higgins and
C. A Perdue. They have been !op-
Grating in coal for sometime, and had
a nice bank already, before making
this recent purchase. The additional
lands they have bought, comprise about
two hundred acres, upon which there
is q six and a half foot vein of coal.
for which they paid $4,000. The
company now have about 500 acres Of
as good coal land, as can be found any
where, and they have a contract to
furnish ten cars of coal each day on
the Iowa Central.
The recent Developments in coal
mining in this vicinity are beginning
to show to tho world, the wonderful
and inexhaustible source of wealth
that lies beneath our feet.
j. w. Higgins 4 Co, are now fur
nishing the ten cars per day. The sta
tistics Of coal mining in this vicinity
we intend to obtain, at sometime this
fall, aud publish in detail.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05

MECHANICS TAKE NoT1cE.--Seal
proposals desired for plastering and
painting the School House at Dahlon-
ega, by the Both Of September. For
particulars enquire Of E. 8. Ward, at
DAhlouega. Sep W.T.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05

SoLD.-The Trustees Of the Christian
Church, sold to-day, to DR.. C. G..
Lewis, the lot on the corner Of 4th and
Jefferson streets, 50xl20, for u, GOO.
They propose 70 buy lot ON Second
street aud build . Church thereon, Ut
an early day.
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rhorouen Erred an. for sale

The undersigned has at his place
near Ottumwa, Oh the Eddyville road,
a choice lot Of thoroughbred pigs for
sale. comprising the following breeds :
Poland China or Masie, Chester
Whites aud Berkshire. lie also has
d Chester Whiteboar Is months old for
sale. These pigs can be ordered by
lettci.ii desired, il which case they
win be sent by express.
A. l.. GRAVES, Oltnmwa, Iowa.
julSw6:
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recorded for The sceek ending Aug
81, 1872. =
TOWN PROPERTY.
+. w. Hawiey, to J. Hawley Jr.
Lots 70, "a, rs, Ottumwa, -. 1850
j. w. Dixon, to j. Brumlcy
Lots AZ, Dixon & H add. OFT. 4OC
L. Roush to NJ. Cowley, midi ~
Lot IS, block IL, Eldon 1N
J. g. Potter to M. Heinrich, Lot
252, Ottumwa, ............ LOU
j. w. Dixon to s. Paredis, Lot
16, Pickwick, ............... 800
II. Berdan to j. Brudele, Lot 4
block 70, Eddyville, 90
n Newell to /. ]. GerwOod, Lot
a, block Is, Eddyville, $1,000. 675
J. w. Dixon to r. III. O'Malley
Lot IA, Pickwick, ......t 100
d. B. Abrahams to G. Sax, Lot
65 q &c, 4 pit lot 81, Ottumwa, COCO
J. w. Dixon to J. Kelley, Lot
"a. Dixon Il H., add. Off,. 300
j. w. Dixon to j. Taylor, Lot
Al, Dixon & II. add. Ottumwa 400
j. M. Wilson to A. III. Cooper
L.3&4, blk 6, Dahlonega,... 100
"A. II. Cooper to A. Clapp, Lot
So 4, blk 6, Dahlonega, ..... 20
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05

Artificial teeth are Of little use and
easily detected. Take care Of the real
onea. All you need is fragrant Sozo-
DON'T use It daily and your teeth will
be the last Of natures gifts to fail you.
Sent. 4, d6twlt.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-05

Frank Warden il now East
whittier he has gone to purchase
for the well known house Of C. c.
Warden, an extensive and varied stock
Of staple and fancy Dry Goods TO meet
the wants oftheir numerous customers.
Look out for one Of the best stocks or
the season ct the lowest cash figures.