ocr: I U A K I 5 I V A I AT Till! New Drug Store. SWN Of 7 HE JUG MORTAR. Wholesale and Retail. i WILLIAM I,. ORR, SFTOW OPENING in the room formerly occupied by W. S. Carter & Co., a large assortment of fresh SJFTUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE-SI UFFS, PERFUMER R, BE. Ilia "Block has been selected with par ticular regard to freshness am! purity, and can be recommended to Physicians and others who want articles that fan he depended upon. His stock consists in part of the following articles, viz: Alcohol, Acid Tartaric, Muriatic, Manna, Quinine, Tannin. Puilltft, Nitric, \\& Sulphuritf,' Aqua Ammonia, Antimony, Adhesive Plaster, Gam Aloes, Morphia Sulph. Mask, Nitrate of Silver, Opium. 1'roto Iod. of Merc lted Precipitate, Spirits of Nitr«f Sulphuric E'her, Sqtnll Root, Mt9t ft Varni*|ie§. Chrome Green, YellttW, Lamp I)laclt» Litharge, Extra Paris Green, Pruisian Blue, Hose Pink, K»nl Lead, Yellow Ochre, Spanish Brown, Terra de Sienna, Turkey Umber, IVunitiati Kid, Vermillion, Gold Leaf, Gold Bronze, Verdigris, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Coach Varnhh, pan, Copal, Assafoetids, Arabic, Blue Mast, Borax, Calomel, Crolon Oil, Castor Oil, Cod Liver Oil* Cayenne, Africmtt Corosive Sublimate, Creun Tartar, Chloride of Lime, Chamomile Flower* Chloroform, Canthnrides Oint. Carbonate of Iron, Gnm Camphor, Essential Oils of all kinds, 11yd. Cuin. Creta, Hydr. Potas, Iodine, Iodide ol Iron, Iodide of Lead* Jamaica Gingef, Mngnr'?i i, Briisliit. Paint Brushes, Varnisli do White wash do Flesh Shaving flair JCIoth "Tooth Shoe do do do do do do do Sash Pure Bi .iudies A WicicK, For Medicinnipur poses. P.ile e 11 e i oaen Brandy, Otard Brandy, Port Wine, Madeira do Malaga, QO Powdered* ftarpapnrilla, 8«prr Carb. Soda, —A S O .— A good assortment of Botanic Medi rine«. Ottumwa, Nov. 1st, 1852.


Des Moines courier.

ocr: New Drug Store II* I W A Wholesale and Retail. WILLIAM L. ORR, JTS NOW OPENING in the room formerly occupied by W. S. Carter Co., a good assortment of fresh DRUGS, MEDKISES, PAINTS, OIL S, I)} E- S UFFS, PERFUMERY, 6,-c. His stock has been selected with par ticular regard to freshness and purity, and can be recommended to Physicians and others who want articles that can be depended upon. His stock consists part of the following articles, viz: AlcohoT, Acid Tartaric, Muriatic, Aqtia Ammonia, Antimony, Adhesive Plaster, Gum Aloes, AssafoetiJa, Arabic, Blue Mass, Borax, Calomel, Croton Oil, Castor Oil, Cod Liver Oil, Cayenne, African Corosive Sublimate, Creain Tartar, Chloride of Lime, Chamomile Flower* Chloroform, Cantharides Oint. Carbonate of Iron, Gum Camphor, Essential Oils of all kinds, IIyd. Cum. Creta, llydr. Potas, Iodine, Iodide ol Iron, Iodide of Lead, Jamaica Ginger, Magnesia, Minna, Morphia Suiph. Musk, Nitrate of Silver, Opium, Proto Iod. of Merc. Red Precipitate, Spirits of Nitre, Sulphuric EMier, Squill Root, in Quinine, Tannin. K*ainto, ©tin, St Nitric, Sulphuric, Varnishes* Chrome Greon, Yellow, Lamp Black, Litharge, Extra Pari* Green, Prussian Blue, Rose Pink, Red Lead, Yellow Ochre, Spanish Brown, Terra de Sienna, Turkey UinlMM} Vcnitian Redlf Vermillion, Gold Leaf, Gold Bronze, Verdigris, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Coach Varnish, Japan, Copal, Brushes. Paint Brushes, Varnish do White wash do Flesh Shaving liair Cloth Tooth Shoe £*sh Stationery. WHITE Cap Paper, Blue do., Sat in Letter. Fine French, Fancy- colored, Ink and Inkstands, Wafers and Sand, Pens and Holders, India Rubber Squares and Envelopes for sale at the New Drug Store. W. L. ORR. April 15th, 1852. Patent iHcdicinca. do do do do do do do **ure Brandies Jk Wines, Por Medicinat pur poses. Pale e 1 le v, ioeen Brandy, Otard Brandy, Port Wine, Madeira do Malaga, ao Powdered, Sursapanlla, Super Carb. Soda, A S O A good assortment of Bdtanie "Medi cines. Ottumwa, April 15th, *52.

place_of_publication: [Ottumwa] Iowa

publisher: Jos. H.D. Street & R.H. Warden


ocr: jpealero in Dry Oood« Qfvceriet, Hardware, QueensuWti, v Boots, Shoes, Hats, V Caps* onnets, fyc., 4'c*» OTTVM AJOfVA.


ocr: bought at Keokuk and brought7i»re Prairie State Cooking S O V E S TIRE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale jfcl above named stove, as the best codl ing stove ever brought into Iowa. Thjy stove need only be seen to recommend itself to the good judgment of persons wishing to buy a neat, durable and economical stove. The plates are of such a construction and thickness that I am willing to warrant the same to last ten years in constant use. I have given it a thorough trial in every res pect, and, can say, that in selling most of the approved patterns made in the western country, I have not gold a stove that haft given as universal satisfaction as the PriP rie State. Should any one wish, before purchasing, to make inquiry of those having the stovo in use. I would refer them to any of tile following n-iuvd persons: V. W. Colfio, Wm. Baker, P. S. Farmer, A. Harlan, John Matkins, D. H. Mich*!, James Grey, M. Langs io|£ John Bcach, Jacob Alien, A S O: Four sixes of Cincinnati Victory Pteati um Cooking Stoves, which I will sell Fuji CASH, lower than the same artich cm be Tuy AND fi Vn .FV Y0URSKLK and Tin Churns, that are cheaper and noftf durable than any others in use. Lard Carta of superior quality, Sucking Bottles. Brafli Kettles, Flues for Stove Pipe, I N -W A E Of Every Description, Stove Pipe, Stove Blacking, EveTroughini &c. Particular attention pa Work, of all kinds, in our line. it E. WASHBURN. Ottumwa, January 8th, 135:4. lou't Go Yell the World!


ocr: JOII\ w. ROSS, WHOLESALE DK*LE^ IN DRY GOODS, XOTIOXS, BOOTS 4- S O E S i S $ A S UltMu Street belween 3rd dc 4th KtUKUK, IOWA. THE undersigned is iu receipt of a full and complete assortment of Fall ami inter Goods, purchased in the Eastern cities from first hauls, an.l 011 the mist favorable t^rnis aud will be sold accord ingly lor ca.sh, or to punctual short time customers—thj atteution ol country mer cliauts is respectfully solicted. JOHN W. ROSS. September, 16th, 1852—tf


ocr: And sold by AND FAMILY OINTMENT. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, at No. 10 Lake-street, Chicago, Illinois, by W.B.SLOAN. 7 E A S A I V A O Fall and Winter f? 1 Cheaper than the Cheapest! DAVID SANDS. TTTOULD respectfully inform his fri*ncf|jt. in Ottumwa, and country in W«». ello county, and the public generally, thai he is now in receipt of a large and welt assorted stock of Fall and Winter Goods, of almost every varitty, which were care fully selected to suit this market. The stock consists in part as follows: E U S E S A O E S AMHRICS. AXI) FAXCr PR1XTS, JEXXV T.IXI) BOXXEIS Uf TRIM S Ribbon in great variety of style anf ty, and.a beautiful assortment of Artificials', Parasols. &c. Also, Ladies', Misses' anl children's shoes of every variety and style. —ALSO:— Fancy black and blue Merimac prints? French Ginghams, M. d'lains, alpaccas black colored and figured lustres, broad cloths Cassimeres, satinets, jeans, flannel linsey, licking, hdkif's, cross barred and plain jaconet Swiss muslin, Irish Linen, bleached and brown domestic, checks, tablecloths, Hosiery, gloves, ribbous and a great vari of Yankee .Notions, together with a large supply of RE A Y-M A E Fall and Winter Clothing, as coats, pantaloons and vests of e*« vauety, lluuucl shirts, drawnr^, also A S i 1 it 1 i 1 lot or El vi s A Y l» CAPS, a choice selection of BOOTS AXI) SHOES, just the "article" for tha season. Hardware, Cutlery, Queens and Glass ware, Groceries, Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Pepper, Allspice, Dyestulfs, Spun Thread. A hose who are in want of the above ar ticles are respectfully invited to call and the stock. No trouble to show Nov. 1st, 18o2


ocr: Thomas J. Rice, 8t Co., wi)oi-3^1c Q^voccrs nub QTotnutissictt ^1 10 It II A Si AND DEALERS IN JUNIATA IRON, Large frame building cor 4th 4* Main sts IOIVA. HAVEKEOKUK, ill store and to arrive a full and well selected stoc.i of Groceries and Iron, which thesy offer to the trade aud to Country merchants especially, at reduc ed prices. Agents for Kenawha Salt Quwcr Cotton Yarn fic Batting, September, 16th, 16x2—tf


ocr: '~A the improved patterns made in the western havo riven it a thorough trial in every res ... J'Cet, aild, (ail say, tnat ill selling most O* countr /jl'j liS Prairie State Cooking S O V E S MIE SI ESC HIRER offers for salt) ihe above named stove, as the best cook ing stove ever brought into Iowa. Yhis stove need only be seen to recommend itselt to the. good judgment of persons wishing to buy a neat, durable and economical stove. The plates are of such a construction and thickness that I am willing to warrant the same to last ten years in constant use. 1 y have IlOt fold a BtOve that has given as universal satisfaction as the Prai- rie State. Should any one wish, before purchasing, to make inquiry of those having the stove in use, 1 would refer them to of the following named persons: owing i V. W. Coffin," P. S. Farmer, John Mat kins, James Grey, John Beach, Wm. B&kfef, A. Harlan, D. II. Michael, M. Langsdorf, Jacob Allen. A S O Four wises of Cincinnati Victory Premi um Cooking Stoves, which I will sell FOR CASH, lower than the same article can be bought at Keokuk and brought here: TRY AND B.VRISFY YOURSKLK. ALSO—A superior article of Lard Lamps and Tin Churns, that are cheaper and more durable than any others in use. Lard Cans ol superior quality, Sucking Bottles. Brass Kettles, Flue for Stove Pipe, I N -W A E Of Every Description, Stove Pipe, Stove Blacking, Eve Trotighing, &c. Particular attention paid the Job Work, of all kinds, in our line. E. WASHBURN.


ocr: mortgages, 8AMUEL PLAIN AND FANCY JOB rf ww msvtrm? to Stfl Pamphlets, Bltak. Deeds, lland-bilia (Areolar*, LuliiiS, BALLTiCKETSiO^TYORBIlS II DONE ON THE SUOKTEST NOTICK AT THIS OFFICE. O U A E N S 4 ^he following persons are duly authorized •tft-tct as agents tor the Gawier: Street BROTHEaa, Agency City. THOMAS PING, Ashland. JOHN BAKEB, P. M. lowaville. SAM. T. CALDWELL, F. G. MCCLINTICK, Dahlonega. O N S E E H. KIKKTATKICK, Kirkville. LEVI JENKINS, .... Ftn.Spring. DUNLAP*FI**, I w B. F. ANDEBSON, uddyville. 1 C. C. PETERS, OskalpO». J. WABDVK, Albiei. Sidney. A. C. FOBD, L. W. CAPLES,


ocr: O V S E OH N A S A', MEXT4L PAINTEii, Ottumwa, Iovr% May 9th, 1851.—yl


ocr: WARDEN & LEl»UTOi\, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Queenswaic, Hardware, Iron, Anils, Glass, fyc. OTTUMIVJ1, JO ft A. Aug. 82d, 16M.


ocr: OTTVnWA, IOWA: TttttRSDAY,: JUNE 10. SeiyiS' mm IL FOR PRESIDENT, ttLMRD FILLMORE. Subject to the decision of tin* National Convention. ./Whig State Ticket. FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, THOMAS W. CLAGETT, of Lee co. W. H. HENDERSON, of Johnson co. JOSEPH H. D. STREET, of Wapello co. ^BLIPHALET PRICE, of Clayton co. For Secretary of Stale, J. W. JENKINS, of Jackson co. For Auditor of Slate, ASBURY B. PORTEK, of Henry eo. For Treasurer of Stole, MOSEA B. IIOWN, of Davis co. 1 fOR COSGRESS, PHIMP Y1ELE, of Lee Co. August Election. MKSSRS. EDITORS:—You will please


ocr: Bi'uk.D«cds, IIONK O.N AT PLAIN AND FANCY JOB PumpliIeU, raTx-Is" MLL TICKETS. CuiTY OEDEIIS ki Tin-: SHOUTKST NOTICK THIS OFPM'C. Haitd-bllls S i rirculaMt*,


ocr: Business Cards. .-• im •torn e» Taylor ,KS his services to the citizens of Ottumwa and vicinity. Office at his residence on the South East comer of the Public S^uat^ in the^ Carter property. 1 ... J%" May lith, 1852.'


ocr: Dealer* in Dry Ctoods Hardware, Queensw§ Boot* Shoes, Hats, Caps* 'l Jon nets, ^-c., wi QsrrvMffAyjomt*


ocr: ditV^enri^iid Offices their CHARITON, LUCAS CO. IOAZ THE subscribers having established a LAND and GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE at the1 above u&med place, are prepared to attend to the entry of Land, location of Land Warrants, furnishing and tiling the neces sary papers in pre-emption rights, all on the most reasonable terms. They also keep On hfiid a lar^e supply of LAND WARRANT of every denomination, which they will sell as low as they can be sold at auy poiut in the West. Their familiarity with laud operations iu the west,and Laud Office bus iness, together with their facilities at th* in Iowa, give to establishment every advantage pos sessed by a Government Laud OifL-e. We have a FULL SET OK PLATS, which ase imyft constantly posted. REFERENCES: Col. Francis Springer, Reg. L. O., Fdirfi4fc Col. W. H. Wallace, Rec'r. H. D. Downey, Reg. L. O. Iowa City^ ., Gen. E. Morris, Rec'r. _•* J. Dawson, Esq., Kanesville, lowa^ J. IiL Cook, M. D., ASSON I'ORD. A. JOHN ANDEUASTFU. LAND OFFICE AND General Land Ageney, c- 4 W. W. Cottle Centerville, FORD & ANDERSON. June 17th, 18o2.mJ


ocr: E. E. GAY, WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL DEALKB IM CBrrtgo, tflcbirincs, Ctmnirals, PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, DRUGGIST'S GLASS WARE„ Burlington, Iowa. 0C5" Also Dealer in Books aud Stat ionffy. Surgical and Dental Instruments, Te#m, Gold and Tin Foil, Perfumery, Window Glass a great variety of FANCY ARTICLES Sporting and Fishing 'ruckle. Agent for Dupout's Gunpowder also, for Sumli's Machine Cards a supply of which, will bekv ptoii hand. March l.'otj^


ocr: J. PUMROY'S" U)!)olcfiolc an& Uctail DRUG STORE, Vttmiiwn, 1'OHNhis stock is now entirely complete, and that is pleased at all to wait on customers may be so fortunate as to give him American. PAINTS AND Iowa. PIJMROY would inform tlie pub lic, friends, and the "rest of mao» kind" that he has just returned with n l*rge I AUHFULI.Y stLFcrr.D STOCK "K KUKSH Drugs, Medicines, i'aints, Oi/$, Di/e-Sh/ffs, v Perfumery, Qe. a pleasure for him to say that his ha who a call anil he hopes by faithful and prompt atten tion to his own business, not on!y to merit but to share a reasonable portion of tho public patronage. His stock coAatSte in. part of the following articles, vu.. U S Gum Camphor, re fined. Gum Aloes, Cape and Soctriue, Gum Opium, Tur key, Guin Arable* Epsom Salts, Cream Tartar, Borax, fined, Flour of Sulphur, Brimstone, roll. Saltpetre, refined, Bi Curb, of Soda, Tarturic Acid, Rochelle Salts, Sal Soda, Rad Columbo, Liquorice Ball, Glue, prime arftMe, Sulphate ofQuinme, Calomel, English & llhubarb Root, Corrosive sublimjlll' Red Precipiiaic, Powdered Rhub:#^ Powdered fpecac, do. Cantharide|i» Corks, assorted, Jars, bottles, »iajjp Castor Oil, Sweet Oil, Olive Oil, prime*. liad Gentian, Spigelia, or Plait Root, •Senna, Alexandra* and East India, Magnesia, calcined^ ind carbonate. Extracts and Oil#of all kinds, Sand Paper assor ted. DYE-STUFFS: Flax Seed Oil, pure.,Paris Green, Spirits Turpentine, !Prussian Blue,. Copal, and Coach Varnish, Gum Eng. Yenitian Red, Spanish Brown, Yellow Ochre, Spanish Wining, Red Lead, Litherage, Lamp Black, Chrome Green and Chrome Yellow, Dutch Madder, Indigo, best' artiole, Logwood, & Fustic, Camwood and wood, Ext. of Logwood^, Alum & CoppedMi. Dry Verdigris, y Alcohol & Whiskey Acid Muriatic, Sul phuric, &c. Hold I eaf, Bronse. Copal, prime. Lots, stacks and piles of almost everj kind of Patent Medicines. .. Uookii and Stationery.^. A good 'assortment of Books and SlUk tionery. A splendid article of writing pa per, and any quantity of things in the No


ocr: Syrup, Sarsaparilla Mead, Jujube Paste, Gum, for sale Spruce Chewing by April 15th, 185|. W. L. OKR. •-r»vi


Iowa capitol reporter. [volume]

ocr: I'll AM PHI. ET*, Ul.1ll-BlLI.S, BLANK CUVSTT OBDCBS. MOSTUAOK*, JOB PRINTING. nt 11 K i it i' u o FI E A Y N U HE EN thoroughly renovated, the proprietor is prepared lu execute .with neatness uud dis iti'li. all kinds of FANC*i'J033 PHINTING & JrfttrEsTJi.ANns, C'l.l Hks' BLANKS, of .ill kinks. BLANK WAI.KAX- T»:K DKHDS. LABKLS, AC tKTWe arc also prepared to do all kinds priating ln colors 4. Q*All order* by.liliil. arcoinpnnicd bvtliu ?A»B, will receivc prompt attention. 7~^5^"'~r'*r n

place_of_publication: Iowa City, Iowa

publisher: V.P. Van Antwerp & Thomas Hughes


Des Moines courier.

ocr: DON K A PLAIN AND FANCY JOB famphlets, Hl'iikDecd^ ffcortgages, Uaud-bilU Clrculurtt Labels, l&Ll TICKETS. CODSTlf OBSESS ON THE SHORTKST NOTICK AT THIS OFFICE e Vi OUR AQENTS: The following persons are duly to act as agents lor the Courier: STREET BROTHERS, THOMAS PING, JOHN BAKER, P. M. 8AM. T. CALDWELL, F. G. MCCLINTICK, JCHS L. STREW, 0. KlItKl'ATBlCK, LEVI JENKINS, DCNLAP & FISH, B. F. AKDEESON,' A. C. FOKD, W. CAPLES, Agency Ashland. Iowaville/ Dahlonega Kirkville, Ftn. Spring. Eddy vim*. Oskaloos^. ,' Albia. I C. C. PETERS, SAMUEL J. WABDEK, v_ Sidney. ni


ocr: to make inqutiy of tliose- having the stow in use, I would refer thetn to any t»f dKl following named persons: ,,-j- jSi8suey»'«||s5f^ Prairie State Cookinf S O V E S flMlE bliBSCRiHER offers for sale the «bore named stove, as tlie best cook ing stove ever brought into Iowa, 'this stove nee I only be' seen to _recommend iiislC .totlis good juilm»*ent of persons wishing '4 buy 4 neat, durable and econoinicil stove. TJie plates are ot such a construction 1A.1 thickness tl»t 1 am willing to warrant the Mine to last ten years in constant use. I havo given it a thoro igh triil in every res pect, and, can say, that in selling most of the approved patterns made iu the western country, I have not sold a stove that has given as universal satisfaction as the Pr»i rh- S:a!t. Should any mw wish, before purchasing V. W. Collin, Win. Balier, P. S. Farm«fc„w A- Harlan, John Matkias, D. II. Michael, Jauj^s C^.vy? M. Laugs.lorL John Beacn, Jacob Aildtfe- O: Four sizes of Cincinnati Victory Premi um Cooliing Stoves, wiiich I will sell FOR CASH, lower than the same article can be beai ht at Keokuk aud brought here: luv A5I ^A,RL^•R VOURSELF. ALSO—A su [H11ior article of Lard Lamps and Tiii Ciiurus, that a.e cheaper an 1 mofe durable than any otiwra in us i. f"\: »rd Lkiua ot superior euu.ity, Sucking Bottles. BflWi ivettles. Flues tor St.o\*e Pipe, I W A E Of Every Descrijilioiu StSV Pijie. Stove Blacking, EveTro^gbfe^, fee. Particular atteutiun ^kl the Job Work, of all kiuili, in our litu E. WASHBUR^ Otlumwa, January 8 r!i, lSj^.mJ Don't Go 1VII (be World! S O E I N N E rH- rf IN 0TTUHWA! «I


ocr: May 11th, 1852. Business Curds. Dr. James IJ. TENDERS Taylor his services to the citizens of Ottumwa and vicinity. Office at his residence on the South East etrner of the Public Squaro» la |hp Carter Wioperty.


ocr: PLAIN AND FANCY JOB Ifamplilcls, •l 'uk Deeds Mort|C»ur«. Circulars, A Labels, DONK ON TIL K SHORTKSI NOT1CK AT THIS OFFICII. Ha»d-lille


ocr: ^Phm ph lots, Bl'11k Deeds Mortgages, 1ALL TICKETS. PLAIN AND FANCY JOB Hand-bilM ir*ulur«, :.X£* Labcli, UN THE P.'M. SJW. T. CALDWELt, F.G.MCCLINTIM, &t SHORTEST NOX^CJC 2h UAV THIS OFFICE*,. \j OU A E N TS: ,.s*?®rheifoUowing petsons are duly authorised to act as agents for ihe Courier: STREET BROTHERS, Agency City. THOMAS PING, Ashland. JOHN BAKER, Iowaville. ti Dafii onega. -^3— JOHN L. Srmw, "SW H. KlUKlWllUCK, 4-* LEVI JENKINS, ~Y DCNLAP & FISILJ 1 B.F. ANDERSO#, C. C. PETERS, SAMUEL J. WAHDEK, A. C. FORD, L. W. CAPI.ES, Kirkville. Ftn.Spring, Eddyville. Oskaloosa. Albia. Sidney.


ocr: National Whig Ticket. FOR PRESIDENT, Winfield Scott. FOR VICE PR ESI nr. NT, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM. VOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, For the State at Large, JOHN P. F1NLEY, First Congressional District WILLIAM A. WARREN, Second Congressional District. FIRST DISTRICT. THOMAS W. CLAGKTT First Congressional District EECOMD DISTRICT. WILLIAM H. HENDERSON Second Congressional District,


ocr: 1 SXL^II Aiilill.lL .11 THE i\ i \V 14« $ TO J!?USTofRECEIVED—A June 8th, 1852. new sup- ply Drugs and Medicines, war ranted fresh ami pure. Win. L. ORR.


ocr: FOR PKESI DENT, Gen. Winficld Sctftt, FOR VICE PRESIDENT, William A. Graham. FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTOR*, THOMAS W. CLAGETT, of Lee eo. VV. H. HENDERSON, of Johnson co. JOSEL'll 11. D. STREET, of Wapello co. EIJII'HALET I'KICE, of Clayton co.


ocr: J. D. Dcvin, A O N E Y A A W OTTHMWA, IOWA. WILL practice in the Courts of the River counties and in the Court. Having the appointment of NOTARY PUT* LIE, he will always be supplied with Blank Deeds, Mortguges, Deeds of Trust, &c., and give prompt attention to CONVEYAK C1NG, EXAMINATION OF TITLES, &C. Particular attention given to securing and collecting debts. SALE and LOCATIOH of WARHASTS & PURCHASE and SILK or KEAL ESTATE. July 4th 1851.


ocr: TLAIN ANL FANCY JOB Pamphlets, Bl'nkDccds, Mortgages, Hand-bill* Circulars, I.abrlt, MU.TICKTS.iOTY iBEItS DUNFC ON THE SNOKTKST NOTICE AT THIS OFFICE. O U A E N S following persons are duly authorised to act as agents tor the Courier: STREET BROTHEIIS, THOMAS PINO, JOHN BAKER, P. M. SAM. T. CALDWELL, F. G. MCCLINTICR, JOHN L. STREET, H. KIRKPATKJCK, LEVI JENKINS, Agency City. Ashland. lowavilk*. D&WcW&a. Kirkville. Ftn. Spring. EddyviPe. Oskaluoi*.* Albia, R? DCNLAP & FISH,| B. F. ANDERSON, STREET & BAEH, SAMUEL J. WARD**, A. C. FORD, $ L. W. CAI'LES", Sidney.


ocr: MEDICAL NOTICE. Joseph Ga d'd, AMERICAN AND PRACTITIOM*. HAYINGwillBOTANIChimself located in this place, attend to uil calls in his professional line, lie can be found at his ol?i'.*e, next door to the office ol Wood Collin, except when absent oi: professional business. Ottumwa, Dec. 25th, 1851.


ocr: E. E. GAY, WHOLESALE AND BETA1L DEALER-!* Drugs, XHcbiciiuo, (Chcfnicals, PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS. |)KU JGGIST'S GLASS WAKE, Burlington, Iowa. Also Dealerin Books and Surgical and Dental Instruments, Gold and Tin Foil, Perfumery, Glass a great variety of FANCY Sporting and Fishing Tackle. Agent for Duponfs Gunpowder also, Smith's Machine Cards a supply of


ocr: LOOKJIEKE1 SADDLE 4- HARNESS MAKING. THE undersigned, liaving purcl.ased tin' entire stock of J. C. Ives&Co., solicits the patronage of the citi u n- of Wapello and the adjoining counties, a^ tit has on hand a great variety of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Collars, Carriage and Wagou whips, &c. All in-rsons wish ing to purchase any of tlie above in ntion ed articles, aid especially those fitting out for California or Oregon, will do well to give him a call. His stock is warranted to be of tlie best quality, having been pur chased at an eastern market. Hides and Skins received in exchange for Work. D. E. HALL.


ocr: INUW GOODS, would respect.uiiv iiiiortu tiii cit izens of Wapello sad the adjoining Counties, that we have just received aud are still receiving a large and well assorted stock of Dry-Goods, Boots 4* Shoes, Hats, Bonnets 4" Tri/nings, Hardware, Queenswurc, Glusswurt, (groceries. And as we are aware tlie times are very hard we are determined to sell very low to suit tlie times. All kinds of produce taken iu exchange. Come oue, come all and ex amine for yourselves. D. P. INSKEEP CO. Ottumwa, April 29th, 1832—tf AI SINS, a spleudid article, for sale by J. PUMROY. jftaOWDER, 3hott Le*d and Caps, JT for sale by W. L. OKK.


ocr: 7s .. I s I O A N S IfOESE i 0INTMEFT,1 O o a i i o n o w e FAHRIEH BOOK, A N N I N A S FAMILY OIOTMEFT, Prepared rnd sold, ^role.aie and retai|, *t Ho. 40 Lake-*trect, Chicago, Illinois, by W 8 & O A W And b/


ocr: iji'irion-s. t'liiii.hin#. sore'j hroat, GREAT REI/nSDY! Celebrated Family Ointmeit it y. id. ,ye. 77,..r.~rk rnd the ,rr„U,,t F.-L-nn, Ren. w w i i v e u a i e i n i e o u I v u i It iff i P#in in th'- Siilc, Hack :iticl other par a of UM »-y*ieni. Scale ltenl, Brii -c^, l'retli WcuiiJs 1'ili'n, ami cv«ry kind oi •OO' cunt ii:.!!ii! tlx- l»\il particle of Itiflaiiuunlioii, .'ir» ptriManeitlty curod L.v UI:K ar« AT rnm-ilv. HEALING VIRTTJES. 0" timfMwed of rgrUible. 'urarts a»4 tto 0It vf i'lJI'-.mmutunj btsraui. Mtmaii* /«r tkt i i k n v i e i u a n I n a i e n i i y mm-t oil-.- vsti.T.-11 h.:s Urn faithfully ttj.pUM ou iiu tjnii.iiii lor promoting lun-n^iMe rtT|iirn'.iun, and i i» itivnliMtiU' HI ll iliM'aip*of lli! (loth. OliMinate t'lft-r#. It ti n/«W, autln'ntirati'il iirrc, as wr.l a* OH WWUW atiii thr w^oie wetiorn vtnui*, thnt Stoan'i hftv^ol t.iinetl witfe p|»r#»«d rdrl-iity, rnul rc* ptitmioii. to w inch tin y arc justly entillixi ly 11 it i r"healing prrfi*t»," ami YVe art-not aciong tlio*e wlto ore prone to emlor.«u evirv pmont luimhuj tlmt comes akm ami in tlii* iu.'tance liav.- tMnyed our oi.!or«nie..t wi- lime Iwd nijie to iiinKt- si-^ranre dou!iiv »nrr. not only by t»x-»iti^ ttitfiu ivrwtm: y (,nr*'ives. Out tVum the li--.ii- a luntwwiHW ixjruMi tlw! cou«iutiity l»*ui| it, Iturn*. cutu, I'lit.-tiivoui ciist, I'ixf.ix'n of the I'.ve fains. Contracted uiuijia uiobe, A|«rii is. i.-.'iu.


ocr: Dealers in Dry Goods groceries, Hardware, tyueenxware, i,i Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cap»9 Bonnets, $•:., $-c., OTTUMWA, WW J.


ocr: James Hater, MTORKEY AT LAhfc- Ottumwa, Iowa. Office in the South Room of Mr. Myers new frame building. Also, a Notary Public, and as such, will take the acknowledgement of deeds and other instrument'. He keeps constantly on hand Blank Deeds, Mortug ges,ete. December 7th, 1849.


ocr: JOJIVSUSM W. C- BENTQKN. BURNS k REVK* i:* COMMISSION & FOR WARDING Merchants, i JfaUr* in Groceries, Boat Stortt^ftud pa Product. Lnree, Keokuk, Iowa* flSiaeCtb,18Sl.yy


ocr: &Iv|5 D. F. Gaylord A U I O N E E OTTUMWA, IOWA. WILLattendor to making sale of personal property Real Estate, at auction st any time, for a reasonable compensation. He may be found in Ottumwa, unless absent on business May 16th, 1851.


ocr: A. MUDGE & CO. Oeak'i'N in Dry {wood*, Groceries, Hardware, Queenswart, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, fyc., Q-c., OTTUM IVA,1QIVA.


ocr: SADDLE fy HARNESS MAKING. and Wagon whips, &c. All persons wish ing to purchase any of the above mention ed articles, and especially those fitting out for California or Oregon, will do well to ghe him a call. His stock is warranted to be of the best quality, having been pur chased at an eastern market. Hides and Skins received iu exchange for work. D. E. HALL. Ottumwa, Dec. 18th, 1851—iy. Notice, Iharbouring 1 TTEHEBY forewarn all persons from or trading w ith, oi trusting Elizabeth Waggoner on my account, as she THE undersigned, having purchased the entire stock of J. C. lvcs&Co., solicits the patronage of the citi- zt-n.-oi Wapello and the adjoining counties, as L. is on hand a great variety of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Collars, Carriage


ocr: Dealers in Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware, Queens ware, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, 4-c., c., OTTUM WA, IOWA.


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ocr: SAlVANiC^BElX For tlif Ht'iiiov.'il mid Pn-iiiiu'H'iit Cure of if NERVOUS DISEASES, Antl nf ompliimt i u li., Ii |iy ftd lr» |Miiictl, wci'kf iio«! ii unhealthy cou.lil. .1 ,.1 llu NEHVurS 8YSTKM, Tliit l^oiitiiiil ami roiit ooitMit of terinua powers ol' ti\|,Vauj Ui.VKTWM, bt'fii j.fon Mint I- I (1 twtii UINI tiu* I hjtoil Male-, ti l/o tHo •infitinot i/nitii'i-y Ihr Dr. IIIMSTir/S taiiVAMC BELT VSAONETIO FUttS Ii mad »Ith the iBOktjxrl. i »ui ccrbito iihWw fcw CMI OR OEKMBAIi DKBIIiITY,


ocr: NEW (iOODS! NEW JUST received, a fresh supply of Root Shoes, Ready mad jonncts, Ac., fur the «|ii-ap for e»-h. SHIRTSfor Clothing, Hats,Caps, fall and winter trade, PALMER. September 12,1852. PALMER. September 12, 1^52. Drawers, Uuder 8hirt» Ac., for sale cheap cash 0 PALMER. SeptemU-r 12 1853. A DIES Dress Goods rheap for cash by _J Sep. 12,1852 PALMER. ATS and Caps, just received .and for PALMER. Hi, September 12, 1852. REGULAR SEMI• WEE K LY PACKET E U A O Womon iiiul Children's Shies, I have just received a fresh stock of Women and Children's Shoes, which, together with that on hand makes the most complete assort ment in town. Also men and boys boots «nd shoes, heavy and light. Call and see.


ocr: v,r\R rS.jg %GNOIC D». tV-Vi^ for I lie Removal and Permanent Cnre NERVOUS DISEASES. Aad of rotii].lniM u hich are caustl by I4| wpak«n*-(l 01 unhf.ilthy rttudititxi of th# NKnVOlS SYSTEM. Tbi« Itfautiful and convenient AiM'hcution of th« ttrioua powers of GALVANISM und MAONtTI*Mf be«n j)n»nouiioe hotel and the United Stato^, to b« tUo m—t ml ilitcnt eiy of fURISTlE'3 (iALVAMC BELT and


Des Moines courier.

ocr: Flues fo/stove Piot' brought h-r-: "iimht'.r 1 V ictorv Premium %20 00 i itf .. 10 50 F'IY ASD I-ATI.-TY YOURSKLF. ALSO—A superior article of Lard Lamps "Jj0 Churns, that a e cheaper and more Of Every Description, Stove Pipe, Stove Blacking, EveTroiudiin", I A*. Particular attention paid the Jol» Work,of all kinds, in our lino. Prairie State Cooking S O V E S 71HK i Should unv one wish, buforc uurcliasiii'*. jn use. 1 would refer them to any of the following nirn^l person-: SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the above named stove, as the best cook ing stove ever brought into Iowa, 'this stove need only be seen to recommend itself totlie good judgment of persons wishing lo buy a neat, durable and economical stove. The plates are of such a construction an I thickness that I am willing to warrant tie samp to last ten years in constant use. 1 havo given it a thorough trial iu every res pect, and, can say, that in selling moat of the upprovt'd pattern* mule in the western country, 1 have not Fold a stove that has given as universal satisfaction as the pai rie State. t0 mak. il|q-iry of lllo llaTinP gtQ^ owing i V. W. Coffin," P. S. Faring John Matkiiiiy^ James Grey^' i' Ma UcKta, i CASH, at the following 'ou,er ®arne "T, U III Wm. Ba'.er, A. Harlin, L». H. Micliael, M. Langsdorf, Jacob Allen. A ISO: "our sues of Cincinnati Victory Preini i Cooking Stoves, which I will sell FOR ric«6—which is 0511 I IT- bought ol us« fie W A E


ocr: lllllft O V S S I N O i i I E V A PA1NTEK, Ottumwa, Iowa. May yth, I8:ri.~yl


ocr: A ~j\T I" jir f^f) 1-iX IJ i/VXJ_J VX Healers in Dry Good*, t&mceries, Hardware, Queensware, •-sHoota, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Jionnets, fyc., 4'cm 1 OTTUM WA, lOU'A. i


ocr: DES MOINES COURIER. I: 11 k V II. H. Witrdt*n & W. Nerris. ••TTIIIflWA, IOWA* THURSDAY, JUNK 3. rnn jiiI SIin s r. Nil,I, AllD IIM^IORi:. Ruiijwtt W the derision of U.u Katiwaai Convention. Whig State Ticket. FOR I'RKSIDKSTIAL K LECTORS, THOMAS W. CLAGETT. of Lee co. W. H. HENDERSON,of Johnson co. JOSE I'll H. I). STREET, of Wapello co. ELI PI IA LET PRICE, of Clavton co. For Secretary of State, J. W. JENKINS, of Jackson co. for Auditor of Stale, AStttJirV D. PORTER, of Henry co. For Treasurer of State, liOSEA B. HORN, of Davit ce. ion coxuiiESS, PHILIP VII1LF, of Lee Co.


ocr: DES MOINES COURIER. ©TTUItlWA, IOWAt •lifWisDAY,:: FEBRUARY-Ik tX7^ r,.£ I"OR I'KKSlHKHfV niLMICI) lixloitll Subject to tlio decision of tin- National Con vent ion. *t la 5tcilc tVlnsj Corn tiniuiii TIIF.RK will be a State Whig Con vention held in IOWA CI TY on Thursday the 26th of Feb., next. Each county being entitled to the same mJinber of Delegates that thev have Senators and Representatives in the Leg islature, they are therefore requested to hold meeting* in the diffi rent countica, Mid send up Delegates accordingly. »y order of the Committee. A. B. FOR1XR, Chnn, .'ft!:,- i&TT'. fan, 16th, 1852. Don't forget the Itadroad Conven veution. FRIDAY the 13h inst., is the dilf* Let ever} body be here. f#" We would suggest to our citizens Ihe propriety oi making arrangements to accommodate a portion of the dele gates to the Convention of the 13th, at


ocr: Henry P. Porter, A O N E Y A W nAVING erniaucntly located in O'- tuiriwa, tenders his services to the cituens oi WujR'llo and ad/miin^ counties. KEFEltE-NCLS Strict attention to books and busiuoM.


ocr: MEDICAL NOTICE. rr\HE UNDERSIGNED takes thismeth- JL od of informing the. citizens of Ottum wn and vicinity that lie has located himself permanently and will practice in all the va rious branches of medicine. He solicits a ehare of public patronage, and hopes by liis long experience to give entire satisfac tion to those Jwho may employ him. By unremitting study and attention to this great science he hopes to render himself useful to the community in which h- re tides. Office at the Drug Store. A. D. V. HtJEVAL, M. D. Ottumwa, March 4, 185'2.tf


ocr: HURRAH! HURRAH I "Thunder and Lightning! Whar ye goin "To WASHBURN'S Tin Shop, in Ottumwa, to buy a Lightning Rod.— He's got lots of Stoves and Tin Ware left, lot sale CHEAP!" June 8th, 1852. UTobacco tmb Cigars, tV?, II CHOICE assortment, just reoeiv ed at the New Drug Store. June 8th. Wm. L. ORR. I'TTY and Window Glass for sole LY -V.&ORR.


ocr: THURSDAY, :F: SEPT «, ,iVv *FOR PRESIDENT, Gen, Winiield ScMt. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM. FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, THOMAS W. CLAGETT, of Lee co. VV. H. HKNDKKSON, of Johnson co* JOShl'll H.D. STREET, of Wapello co. ELI I'll ALET ntlCE, of Clajton co.


ocr: ^New Advertisements# River Improvement E E I N The Citizene of Wapello County are requested to meet in MASS, at the Court House in Ottumwa, on SAT URDAY NEXT, the 18th inst.. at 12 o'clock noon, to consider what steps had better be taken to secure proper action of the Legislature, at the present see sion, in relation to the Improvement of the I)es Moines River. TURN OUT ONE AND ALL MANY CITIZENS. OttuntWa.Dec. 16th, 1852.


ocr: E I E Y B. It. Warden Ac J. W. Norrlb _-iiiipi^ OTTUIflWA, IOWil THURSDAY,:::::::::: APRIL 29. ifj$»i ion PRF.SINKNT, 1UILJLA11D FILL»ORB. Subject to the decision of the Nation*! Convention. Whig State Ticket, FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, THOMAS W. CLAGETT, of Lee ctt, W. H. HENDERSON,ol Johnson co. JOSEPH II. 1J. STREET, of EL1PHALKT PRICE, of ClaUon co. For Secretary of State, J. W. JENKINS, of Jackson eo. For Auditor of State, ASBURY B. PORTER, of Henry eo. For Treasurer of State, HOSEA B. HORN, of Davis co.


ocr: Mass Meeting. Whigs of Wapello County will meet in MASS, at Ottumwu, on the 8th day of May, to appoint Delegates to nt tend the Congressional Convention to be held at Ottumwa, on the 12th of May. JOSEPH HILL, Ch'in of Central Com.


ocr: H. H. AYHE9, tUljoUsak aub Uetail Druggist, AND DtALEK IN Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye Stuff's, Brushes, Perfume y, 1/idow Glass} Putty, Druggist and Physician's Glass Ware, Patent Medicines, Pure for Medicinal purposes, iVc. 4'\ Sign of the Big Mortar, A I N S E E K E O K U K Orders from the Country attended to promptly and packed with care, June 6th, 18 51.ly


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ocr: BULL'S SARSAPARILLA. IT In ])itf up in full quart £, ani roiitaiul tin1 i»f j*|\ ilMKS tinirh juirc HoiularaJ far«:i|'nriMa n.- any similar pn-piintion in Aim-rica. i'ric# ®n»» tlAiiar pT boltlf. or six lwttl''s fi.r five Jollars. It luis U'vn ft well fai-t f..r y. rirs |»^t, llitl #:iraaj'arilla, wh« n pun» nn«l jro|»«-rIy prrparrtl. Only trvi" panada fur all tlisra* ori^inatiiiiS fr-ia tu biipiiri' tli.* tho of inorcu'ry. intoxi'-utinj drinks. •*vil lml it.4 in v-uth, larrcuuow, Ac. We a.-?- rt. UULL S Fluid of Sni^nparillti IP thi* only |'r«'parati'-u 1 ofore tho publU*, that is pruparoii On trirt!y sci.-utitir prhn-iplr-, ami «'f uniform %ht* SarsHi'arilla is ptir.-hiv^l without r-'^artl to |iri'»', atnl mvry p««uuil. \*-tVirf nig snhj«*'t to tin* Mnct.nl chomioal tests, auJ its gfuuliicm-sa a^certftinod bofori? boiuf VsihII 15oU'f! ?arsaparilla aNo contains tho Oth'-r Tnliiabh* niorliral tionS, and all other .Ii-x-.v. u n.linK ti. |.r rirtnrf of Rrvcral root#, tojretli^r ff^rniini? tho 1h s* CMNTNUTI'L. AIUL |mlurin TRE CIKI:\TS«T CURATIVT AJV.M IN :i:: knhwx w.jkld! TkU M"luino, wlnu used imt-riling tlin-ojinni, •WILL cumz WITHOUT FAIL! &rq/t.!a vr Kitty's Kx iK 'Ttafinrr. Hrup'A"nt of (Jit Sinn, i'hvinic X/r* A/{inpitxtm or Tetter*-, Scold Hm1. Hhtmnalifivn, J\tins in the Honrs oi' J"htfs, "hi Sr .• aud f'trrrs, StcrttitlQ qf the (Jlarifiit, fyphilis, Salt Hhrum, f'f Knirtry*, Lott qf Appetite. Ch's'tir' rri-itrg fnrm thfi ujf r,f M'rrury, I 'tin in Ui$ Si'ct'• Shchldrr-, fAn* rif lrbili( jy Lumhago, .Tmm.li-o. «'.^!ir«*n»*-s. S»r*' Threat. Hronc»| o u s W .- a k n o jtt s t. iTror CONSUMPTION,^ Irroffularitk ilva»1nrhi\ Lnw


ocr: Ntw Bonks and Drug Store* L. B. & O. Dealers in Booh* and Stationery uf eill kinds, Dr%g$t Medicines, I'aints, Oils. I),JI Stuffs, l"ar« nin/ten, and Patent Mnlicines, SfC. HAVEnow JUST RECEIVED AND ARB are opening the largest and best, a*v soniijent of rOOKS,l)RUGS,AND'STATIOX ERY, ever offered in this city, which will be said at'priccs reduced one-half from the old rates. Persons wanting anything in our line vill do well to give us a call, ss we are deter mined LoseU low* €il?,)fay,l 851.


Des Moines courier.

ocr: WANTED. ggs, Feathers, "I^UTTER, Eggs, Feathers, Seed, and almost all kind will pay the for which price,


ocr: Ml'DGIf & CO. Deaters io Jbfr mmd*, Groceries, JSo&tt, are, Queen*war«, Hat*. Capi, fyc., jr., H'A, IOWA,


ocr: PLAIN jraiiYi I|iiiphleli, BI'nkDecds, M«r(irnKM d-bllls Circulars. IALL TlCKtTS, COKfiTY ORDERS kl DONK ON THE SlloitTF.flT NOTICK AT THIS OFFICE.


ocr: JOB* BUBM» w. c. BEMTOKN. B1)K\S fc BF^TGEW COMMISSION fc IOKWARDING Merchants, jfeuUr$ in Groceries, Boat Slant,and Produce. Lern, KeokHk, Iowa* me 6 th, 18&l.yy


ocr: Dr. James L. Taylor TENDERS his services to the citizens of Ottumwa and vicinity. Oflice at his residence on the South East corner of the Public Square, in the Carter P»0pcrty. May 11th, 958.


ocr: Dealers in Dry Goods '"Groceries, Hardware, Queenaware, Boot a, Shoes, Hats, Cups, 4-c., ^-c., OTTUMWA,IOWA.


ocr: •g%'V fci*/ --5i.fi. Prairie State ooking S O V E S 1 UIE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale he above named stove, as the. best cost ing stove ever brought into Iowa. This stove n-'ed only be seen to recom:n »n I its •!f to the good judgment of persons wishing to buy a neat, durable an economic il stove. The plates are of such a construction an 1 thickness that 1 am willing to warrant thu same to last ten years iu constant use. 1 havo given it a thorough trial in every res pect, and, can say, that iu selling most of the approved patterns in ule in the western country, I have not told a stove that has given as universal satisfaction as thj P.ai ne State. Should any one wish, before purchasing, to inak-* inquiry of those having the stovd in use, I would refer them to auy of thi, following nain-d persons: V. W. Collin, Win. Ba'ier, P. S. Farmer, John Maikins, James Grey, John Bead), A. flarlm, D. H. Michael, M. Laugsdorf, Jacob Aden. A LSO: Pour sues of Cincinnati Victory Premi um Cooking Stoves, whicli I will sell FOii CASH, lower than the sanii article can be bought at Keokuk and brought tare: THY AND .-ATISFV vouustLf. ALSO—A superior article of Lard Lamps and I'm Churns, that a e ciieap^r and in ire durable than any others in use. tr lOias ol superior qua.ity, Sucki.tg Bottles, itat** Kettles, Flues tor .Stove i*iik', i n r- w A a a of Every Description, Stove Pipe, Stove Blacking, Eve Troughing, Arc. Particular attention paid tlu Jot) Work, of all kinds, in our tin •. E. WASHBURN. Ottumwa, Jainury b'h, ltjjJ.mJ


ocr: A. MUDGrE & CO. Vcali'r* iu Dry Ciooth (fayxtrits, llurdwart, QuteMicufo Mtoots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, lionnita, &c., UTTL'M IV.'UOfVA.


ocr: FOR PRESIDENT, Gen. Winiield Scott. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, William A. Graham. JOR PRKSIDKNTIAL KLECT0RS, THOMAS W. CLAGETT, of Lee. CD. W. H. HENDERSON,of Johnson(« JOSEPH H.D. STREET, of Wapelloco. ELIPHALET PRICE, of Clapton co.


ocr: PLAIN AND FANCY JOB Pamphlets Bl'nlt Deeds, ^lorljritprs. Hand-bills ircnlaiflt,: I-hIM'!*,, 2AUTiCKETS.CQDKTYBMEM BONK ON T1IK 9HOIITK9T NOTIC* AT THIS OFFICE.


ocr: Business Cards. Dr. James L. Taylor TENDERS his services to the citizens of 0:tumwa and vicinity. Office at his residence on the South East comer of the Pubfc^ows, jm A# property. 5 May 11 th, 1852.


ocr: LOOKIIERE! SADDLE 4- HARNESS MAKING. THE undersigned, having purchased tiie entire stock of J. C. Ives & Co., solicits the patronage of the citi zens o! Wa[ielloand the adjoining counties, as he lias on hand a great variety of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Collars, Carriage and Wagon w hips,6ic. All persons wish ing to purcliase any of the above mention ed articles, and especially those fitting out for California or Oregon, will do well to give him a call. His stock is warranted to be of the best quality, having been pur chased at an eastern market. Hides aud Skins received in exchange for work. D. E. HALL. Ottumwa, Dec. 18th, 1851—ijr.


ocr: A' settlement. Sept. ath, 1852. Final Si'ttleiiieiit. Estate of T. 31. .llat-k«rik LL PARTIES iuteit&ud will take no tice tha on second day of the Octo ber Term of W apello County Court, 1 shall present my Accounts as Executor for final A. STREET, Ex'r.


ocr: Dr. €. C. WARDEN, HAS resumed the practice ot Medicine, and will devote his time exclusively to his profession. All calls in the line of his profession will be promptly attended to. September 2d, 1852.


ocr: HURRAH I HURRAH !i mh. He's got lots of Stoves and Tin Ware Whar ye "Thunder and Lightning! goin "To WASHBURN'S Tin Shop, In Oitumwa, to buv a Lightning Rod.— left, foi sale CHEAPV* June 8th, 1852. Cobiuco wnb Cigars, CHOICE assortment, just receiv ed at the New Drug Store. June 8th. Wm. L. ORR. (Sraefcnbnrg lUcbicmcg. MS LL the above medicines are for sale A by J. PL MROY, Regular Agent. UTTt a»o Wiadow Glass for sale by W. L. ORR.


ocr: OTTUMWA, IOWA: THURSDAY,::::: :8EPT 16. FOR PRESIDENT, Gen, Winticld Scott. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM. FOR PRESIDENTIAL BLECTOtt,' THOMAS W. CLAGKTT, of f1 W. H. Ul£iDICKSON, of Johnson o. JOSiCPlt H.J). STREET, of Wapello co. EUPHALKT PRICK, of Chuo'i to.


ocr: GlUNl) RALLY! Of tbc Friends or the RIVER IRPOVEHENT! RIVER CONVENTION!! At a meeting of the friends, of the Des Moines River Improvement, composed of citizens of Van Ouren, Davis, aud Wapello Counties, held at the Court House in Ottumwa, on the 8th day of July, it was resolved to hold a River Convention at OTTUiUWA, the 23d Jtilv, inst., Fur the purpose of furthering th^ in terests of said Improvement, and devis ing ways and means to clear the River ol the OLD A S The citixens of each Township in the respective counties interested in the Im provement are respectfully requested and urged to send threo delegates to suid Convention. It is recommended that Township Meetings, to appoint delegates be held on Saturday the 17th inst., at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Let every friend of the Improvement be active* Let every Township be ful ly represented, and come together and Stake a demonstration that witl tell I Ottumwa, July 9t!i 1852.


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ocr: WEABE, jr. II. O.VtNClI. GEO. OBKXMT. WEARE, FINCH & CO., LAND AGENTS, "V" AT IOWA CITY AND CEDAR RAPIDS^ «!, KEEP A CONSTANT SIITI.Y OF LAND WARRANTS, •or Cash or on Time, at the Lowest Priees. August *'5, 1852.


ocr: 3 REPORTER. o xrr Wi:n.\T,SlAY, FOR RRK«INRNT or A CITV: OCT. 20, 1852 \wA\V\Rto TIIK I*NITEI RTATT*, A N K I N I E E OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. ro* TICI t-nssitrsT, WILLIAM iC. ICING, OF ALABAMA. ,v ,, PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. BfcORGE II. WILLIAMS, of Lee, J. E. FLETCHER, of Muscatine, WJ&.E. JIUS HALL, of V«n Buren.


Des Moines courier.

ocr: AT TIIK New Drug Store. SIGN Ot IIE HIG MONT Whole Male and Retail. WILLIAM L. ORR, MSformerlyOPENING NOW in the room occupied by W. S. Carter &L Co.. a lur^e assortment of fr^sh DRUGS, MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS, DYE-StUFFS, PERI UMERI', fye. His stock has been selected with par ticular regard to freshness and purity, and can be recommended to Physicians ind others who want articles that in be depended upon. His stock consists in part of the following articles, HtJ Alcohol, Acid Tartarie, •, Aqua Ammonia, Antimony, Adhesive Plaster, (fiiui Aloes, Quinine, Tannin. PHint«, Oil«, A Muriatit, Nitric, Sulphuric, Varni»lic«. Chrome Green, Yellow, Lamp Black, Litharge, Extru Paria Green, Prussian Blue, liose Pink, i{ed Lead, Yellow Ochre, Spanish Brown^ t'erra de.Sicrtna, Turkey Umber, VTenttian Red, Vermillion, Gold Leaf, Gold Bronse, Vtrd'gris, Linseed Oil, Turpentine. Coach Varnish, Japan, Copal, Assafoetlda, Arabic, Blue Mass, Borax, Culomel, Croton Oil, Castor Oil, Cod Liver Oil, Cayenne, African Corosivu Sublimate. Creim Tartar, Chloride of Lime, Chamomile Flower* Chloroform, ('antharides Oint. Carbonate of Iron, Gum Camphor, Essential Oils of ali kinds, 11 yd. Cum. Creta, llydr. Potas, Iodine, Iodide of Iron, Iodide of Lead, Jamaica Ginger, IMagneata, Manna, Morphia Sulph. Musk, Nitrate of Silver, Opium. Proto lod. of Merc Red Precipitate, Spirits of Nitre, Sulphuric Eher, Squill Root, Brushes. Paint U ruaMef, Varnish do White waali do Flesh Shaving Hair Cloth Tooth Shu* Sash Brandy, Otard Brandy, Port Wine. .Yladeira do Malaga, OO Powdered", Sarsaparilla, Super Carb. Soda, —A S O A good assortment ot Botanic Medi cines. Ouumwu, Nov. 1st, 1852. AM. do do do do do do do Pare Brandies A Wine*, Por Medicinal pur puitt. Pale e 11 v v i oaeo


ocr: Bags Wanted. Any quantity of cieau Cotton tnd Linen Hags, will be taken ou subscrip tion or debts due this Office, at cents mn nil art S, tihjt WftHptt]!"


ocr: 1D1TCD BY WLM. WhrAeit ft J. W. lfwrH. OTTl'MWA, IOWA: THURSDAY,::::::: JUNE 34. FOR PRESIDENT, Gk. Winfield Scott. TOR PRESIDENTIAL t$ip- ELECTORS, THOMAS W. CLAGETT, of Lee co. W. H. HKNDERSON.of Johnson CO. JOSEPH H.D. STREET, of Wapello co. EL1PHALET PRICE, of Claiton co. State Ticket. :*j riarn For Secretary of State, I. IV. JENKINS, of Jackson a*. For Auditor of State, ASBURY B. PORTER, of Henry co. For Treasurer of State, MBEA B. HORN, of Davis li. 'U I U FOR CONGRESS, PHILIP VIKLE, of Lee Co.


ocr: CHOICE selection of Poplins, Baregede Laines, Muslin deLaines, l.AWHS and other Dress Goods, at D. P. INSK EEP 4K Cat OttuMwa, June 8th, 1852. & GREAT variety of Bonnets and Trimmings at D. P. Jnskeep fy Co. LARGE lot of Summer Goods, for mep and boys wear at D. P. Jnskeep if Co* HEAP Glatswnre at D- p- Jttskeep 4r you want a fashionable Silk Hat, low, call at D. P. Jnskeep 4* Co. 0rarfcnburg fUrbirmea. LL the above medicines are foraalA W J. PVMROr, Regular A*.* It USSES, of a very superior quali ty, on hands and for sale by J. PUMROY. U I'Y ana Window Glass for sale by W. L. OR1, BANDBOXES FOR sals by SOLE W A KEEN it LeIOHTOS. leather, a good article, for sale at WABDEN AT LKIQHTOH. "1)LAIN Corduroys, for sale by *,4 JOHN BIAC^ Qrates. foi sals by JowBaacg


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ocr: FROST'S JKJRSMM, HAVEthe»tnost just received and now offer for sa'e, •in reasonable terras, a new and complete assortment of SPUING & SUMMER GOODS, CONSISTING OF GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, Bouts & Shoes, flats & Caps, LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S BONNETS. Also, a large assortment of Men's and Bo?** O I N ami almost every article usually kept in ra rioly store. We respectfully invite our old f-iends and customers, and the citisens of Johnson and ad joining counties generally, to eall nt No. If, Clinton street, a few doors north of the store of Oower Holt, and exauiiue recollect that we have NO OLD GOODS THEClinton undersigned off. of and Washing opposite the Land Office in gest and best selected stocf READY-MADE CLfTIlING ever offered in this market. He will keep con stantly on hand a full supply ot every style dii4 quality of COATS, PANTS & VESTS, well made, and of the best materials. He in vites all, old and young, to come and see for themselves for he is determined to sell so cheap that no oue wishing lo purchase anything iu his line can no away without doing so HAND, i purcha »*, we are ue in pri tiken our goods are entirn'y new sed fur Cash at the very therefore determined not ces. So give us a call al N. B. All kind in exchange for ToW» ell j. IOWA CITY Corner t.iKreet y y, tlie lar-


ocr: "On Clinton Street, south side the Square In a frame house and ulways there."* IOWA. CITY~DRUG STORE, Oii)ositr Omrer Sf Unit's TROWBRIDGE & BOWMAN, (Successors to Mnrsrman iff Troirhri/h/e,) AVE l' ST RECEIVED A LA IK K AND well selected stock of Drugs, Meilioincs, Dye stuffs, Oils and Paints, together with eve ry artiele usually found ill Drug stores, which they will sell wholesale or retail as eheap a* any house north of St. Louis* Also— H' HOOKS Ad STATIONERY, of the best quality, Ink, black, blue and red PAINT, Varnish, and White wash Brushes AM1LY GROCERIES -Sugar, Coffee, Tea t(icc, Mola-sas, Codfish and Mackeral, Dried Peaches aud Apples, Raisins, Figs and Almonds Tobacco, ScgUrs aud Snuff, Glue Varnish, Broome Twlue, Thorniometers. JWindaw Glass of alt sixes G. A*. DR. FITCH'8 Abifomioal


Des Moines courier.

ocr: DF.S MOINES COUKIMt. E I E Y R. H. Warden A J. W. Hforrie. OTTIJWWA, IOWAl THURSDAY, JULY 1. FOR PRESIDENT, Gen. VViniicld Scott. #OR VICE PRESIDENT, William A. Graham* d. TOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, THOMAS W. CLAGETT, of Lee VV. H. HENDERSON,of Johnson CO. JOSEPH H.D. STREET, of Wapello co. ELI PH A LET PRICE, of Clajton co. Whig: State Ticket. For Secretary of Stdti, J. W. JENKINS, of Jackion eo. For Auditor of State* ASBtJRY B. PORTER, of Henry co. For Treasurer of State, HOSEA B. HORN, of Davis *. FOR CONGRESS, PHILIP VIELG, of Let Co.


ocr: ipiT»» »V It. II. Warden & J. w. !%orrllU OTTIMWA, IOWA: U S A Y A Y W W W ^:r 19. 1 wtuww—iMBl jor rHi:siwi:NT, !I|LLAK1» FILLIffORf. Subject to "the. decision of the National Convention. •.! Whig State Ticket. ROR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, THOMAS W. CLAGETT, of Lee co. W. H. HENDERSON, of Johnson co. JOSEPH II. I). STREET, of Wapello CO. istoWHALET i'KlCE, of Clavton co. For Secretary of Stale, J« ty. JENKINS, of Jackson CO. For Auditor of State, ASBURY B. PORTER, of Henry co. For Treasurer of State, 110SEA B. HORN, of Davis *. i —.. Foil COXfWESSi PHII,IP VEIW?, of ft,


ocr: PLAIN AND FANCY JOB Pamphlets, Bl'uk Deeds, Mortgages, Hand-bill* Circulars, OOKE ON TltK SHORTEST NOTRBB AT THIS OFFICE. I O U A E N T8: "The following persons are duly to act as agents lor the Courier: STREET BROTHEKS, THOMAS PINT., JOHN BAKER, P. St. SAM. T. CALDWEI.IU, F. G. MCCMNTILK* JOHN L. STREET, H. KIKKPATRICK, LEVI JENKINS, -R DUNLAP A Fisu, B. F. ANDERSON, C. C. PETERS, SAMUEL J. WAKD^P, A. C. FORD, L. W. CAPLK«, Agency City. Ashland, lowavifle. Dahlonega. Ivirkville. Ftn. Spring. EddyviUe. Oskalo| I fit Albia. Sidney. Labels,


ocr: Burl'utgton, Iowa. CO" Al^o Dealer in Books anil Surgical aud Dental Instruments, Gold and Tiu Foil, Perfuuusryr Whidow Glass a great variety of FAKCV ARTICLES Spotting and Fishing Tackle. Agent lor Dupont s Gunpowder also, Smith's Machine Cards a supply of w -wilj. be key ton hand. March E E A Y WHOLKJALK ANU HIT.UL DKAJ.TK IN Orngs, XUcbicines, Cljcmicals, PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS^ -OKliGGlS1T'S GJ,ASS WARE, *,


ocr: I DEALERS IN DUl GOODS, Groceries, Boots & Shoet, tjueenswvi r, Hardware, iron. Nails, Glass,^-c. OTTl Mir A, HWJL Aug. SSd, 1851. OG and Trace chpUf for gale ^t 4 k Wtn|i Lmsinpi


ocr: JOHNhis It is Bl lUijolcsalc «ni) ttctail DRUG STORE, Ottiiuiwa, Iowa. PL MROY would inform the pub lie, friends, and the "rest of man kind" that he has just returned with a l°rge and CAREFULLY SKLFCTED STOCK OF FRKSH Drugs, Medicine*, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Perfumery, §-e. 4"c a pleasure for him to say Carb. of Soda, Tar Itochelle Salts, ,„ic' A .1(1 Varnish, Spanish Brown, Yellow Ochre, Gum Copal, prime. Eng. Venitian Red. that his stock is now entirely complete, and that lie is pleased at all to wait on customers who may be so fortunate as to give him a call and he hopes by faithful and prompt atten tion to his own business, not only to merit but to share a reasonable portion of the public patronage. His stock consists in part of the following articles, viz. U S Gum Camphor, re fined, Gum Aloes, Cap* and Soctrine, Gum Opium, TWF key, Gum Arabic, Epsom Salts, Cream 'Tartar, Borax, refined. Flour of Sulphur, Brimstone, roll, pi re, refined, Rhubarb Root, Corrosive sublimate lied Precipitate, Powdered Rhubarb, Powdered Jalap, Ipecac, do. Canlharides, Corks, assorted, Jars, bottles, viuls* Castor Oil, Sweet Oil, Olive Oil, prime, Had Gentian. Spigelia, or Pink Root, Sal Soda, Rati Col umbo, Liquorice Ball, Glue, prime arlicle. Sulphate ofQuimne, Cti'.omel, English & Senna, Alexandria, and East India, Magnesia, calcined, and carbonate. Extracts and Oils of all kinds. Sand Paper assor ted. DYE-STUFFS: American. PAINTS AND Flax Seed Oil, pure..Paris Green, Spirits Turpentine, Copal, and Coach Prussian Bl ue, Dutch Madder, Indigo, best article, Logwood, & Fustic, Camwood and Nic wood, Kxt. of Logwood, Spanish Whitinf, Alum & Copperas, Red Lead, Dry Verdigris, Lithcrnge, Alcohol & Whiskey Lamp Black, Acid Muriatic, Sul Chrome Green am! phuric, &c. Chrome Yellow, Gold i eaf, Bronze. Lots, stacks and piles of almost every kind of Patent Mcdiciii'-s. Hook* ami Stationery. A good assortment of Books and Sta tionery. A splendid article of writing pa per, and any quantity of thiu^s in the No tion line. A first rate lot of Jewelry war ranted genuine. —ALSO: A choice lot of Liquors, for medical Utes, consisting of Cogniac Brandy. Port, Medaira and Alalage Wines, Rye Whiskey, Old Monon^ahala, and right good article ol common "BALUFACK." And he is anxious to sell the above arti-


ocr: [ortgrny?* PLAIN AND FANCY JOB BIBTBSR* & FBmpbleti, 91' oh Deci* Hand-bill* (IkbIBI^, Labcli* ill T1CKITS. COHSTY &BRERS "4C LONL. UN I SH'-KTI'ST N"T: AT TlUCi OI'MCE.


ocr: OTTIMWA, IOWA: THURSDAY, MARCH 11. fOR PRESIDENT, HI I ML. A11D FILLIVORE. Subject to the decision of the National Convention. Whig State Ticket. J»* fr*£SlDENTlAt ELTCTOM, THOMAS W. CLAGGETT, of Lee co. W. H. HENDERSON,of Johmon co. JOSEPH li. D. STREET, of Wapello CO. ELIPHALET PRICE, of Clayton co. For Secretary of Stale, I. W. JENKINS, of Jackson e*. For Auditor of State, A8BURY B. PORTER, of Henry co. For Treasurer of State, HOSE A B. HORN, of Davit co. Hubject to the Decision oi* the Feople. Mr. EDITOR:—Please announce fne fts an Independent candidate fur the of Ice of School Fund Commissioner at llie ensuing April election.


ocr: Notice. State of Iowa, Wapello County, trict Court, March Term. 1852 TO LORENZO D. DAVIS: & Sir—You will take notice tlut an acti_ has been commeuced against you in SMU Court by Seth Richards, who claims of yam tbe -um of One Hundred and 4-100 dollars as money due him on a promssary note and unlets you appear and answer thereto on or before the 30th day of March, 1852, or the second day of the next Term of said Court, judgment will be rendered againit you thereon. THOMAS G. GlVfiN, Clerk. Wfm. Dist. ct J. D. DEVIK. Pltffs. Atty. February $5tb, 1852.5w


ocr: Ferry meeting. fpHU Stockholders of the Ottumwa Ferry Company are hereby notified that the regular meeting of said company wdl be held in Otlnmwa on the 6th day of Marches next, at 1 o'clock P. M. A general dance is desired by the Board. LEWIS LE1B Sec'y. Feb. 26th, 1852.


ocr: Notice, Statu of Iowa, H'apeUo County, Di*\^ .. trict Court, March Term. TO LORENZO D. DAVIS* Sir—You will take notice tb.it an action: has been commeuced against you in sai^/ Court by Seth Richards, who claims of the »um of One Hundred and 4-100 dollariL as money due him on a promssary note unless you appear and answer thereto or before the 30th day of March, 18i2, the second day of the next Term of sail Court, judgment will be rendered you thereon. THOMAS G. GIV&N, Clerk. Wap. Dist. ct. J. D. DEVIN. Pltfia. Atty. February 25th, I852.5w s


ocr: Fruit Trees 1 i'"-LARGE LOT of choice firuit £three and four years growth, for sale at thfe OTTCMW.I NURSERY. SAMUEL COMER, up February 26th, lBW.tf Mj|


ocr: -W mar Y?K **t '••"a {.- ,ftr n»«fy I OR PI' KSIDKNT, llft LAKD iW FIIiLUOEE. flgjbject to the decision of the National Convention. 4^1 'K State Ticket FOR PRESIDENTIAL KLKCT0R3 IflOMAS'.W. CLAGGETT, of Lee'co. W. H. HENDERSON, of Johnson co. JOSEPH 11. STREET, of Wapello co. SLlfHALET PKICE, of Claytoo-co. itr «!•?*8 ft For Secretary of State, e J. W. JENKINS, of Jackson -W- JEor Auditor of Slate, ,_r..4 B. PORTER, of Hear? /or Treasurer of State, HOSEA B. HORN, of Davis co.


ocr: 1^ bought at ILeo!:u!j and brou dit h^re Ti.v AND .-ATI-SKY VOUI:S: L V J. ^ii^i Tin Churns, that a e cheaper nu I ui it. durable than any others iu use. L*. fu^rior quality, Sacking Bottles Kettle: FIue« for btove Pipj, 7 Of Every Description. Prairie State Cookins: STOVES!" TIIL SUBSCRI Should any one wish, bafore purchasing, to ma! 1 inquiry of those having the stove in use, 1 would" refer th?m to anjfc uf thi following mined person V. \V. Colrin, P. !S. Fartn?r. John Mat kins, Jfttne,^ G.vy, luba Beaolt, 1IID -J£ -"if?' RER offers for sale the above named stove, as the best cook ing stove ever brought into Iowa, "iliis stove nred only be seen to recommend itself to the good judgment of persons wisdiing to buy a neat, durable an 1 economical tUo.e. The plates are of such a construction an.1 thickness that 1 am willing to warrant the same to last ten years iu constant US3. I hava given it a thorough trial iu every res pect, und, can say, tliat in selling most of ihc approved patterns made iu the wester.i country, 1 have net fold a stove that has given as universal satisfaction as tha ai rie Stats. Win. Hi'.ci,' A. Ifarlui, s b. II. Miciiwd, M. LaugsUoffr Jacob Ad*n. I.SO: Fot our sizes of Cincinnati Victory Pre Cooking Stoves, which will sell CASH, lower THM the same artieb emi FUR tu bs ALSO—A superior article of Lard Lawp= Jtove I ip Stove acking, hvc 1 n" fr i i I ET W A E roughing, a pa Job Work, of all kinds, in our line. E. ASH BURN. Ottamwa, January 8th,1852.m3 i I r.iCiiis B. Brass


ocr: FOR PRKSIDBlflF* Winfield Scott O V I E E S I E N William A. Graham. TROK PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, THOMAS W. CLAGETT, of Lee co. W. H. HENDERSON, of Johnson ro. JOSEPH H.D. STKKET, of Wapello co. KLlPHALET PRICE, of Clay Ion CO. Whiff State 'tickct. For Secretary of Slate, J. W. JENKINS, of Jackson co. For Auditor of Slate, ASBURY B. PORTER, of Hear? co. a*. ..." For Treasurer of Slate, HqSEA B. HORN, of Davis co. S fOR CONGRESS, PIIB1L1K* VII:LI], of Lee Co.


ocr: E. E. GAY, W'HOLESAr.E AND KtT.AlL DEALER IS Drags, Xfkbicinco, QTIjemicttls, 0iU, PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, DRUG CIST'S CLASS WAliE*, liurlington, Iowa. COT" Also Dealer in Books and Stationery, Surgical and Dental Instruments, Teeth, Gold and Tin Foil, Perfumery, Window Glass a great variety of FANCY AttTlCLts Sporting aud Fishing Tackle. Agent for Dupont s Gunpowder also, for Smith's Machine Cards a supply of which, will be kept on hand. Alurch l,'5d.


ocr: J- O U S E S N O Rf A ilj.'lii. M!L\'TALtt PAINTER, Ofttiiuirn, Iowa. May Sth, 1851.—yl


ocr: A. MUD6E & CO. Dealers in lry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, 1 Sonnets, ^-r., ^c., OTTUMWA, IOWJi.


ocr: NOTICE, £o Plasterers and UadertakerK 'J HE undersigned in behalf of the Buird yl/lrustees lor the meeting house, at receive s^ued propo sals up to the 11th inst., at 2 unlock p. M.. lor furnishing the materials au I putting ou the lath and one coat of plasteriu^ on said house. The undertaker taking thdsaiicri|» tion to the amount of Forty or tajre dol lars. JJy order of the Boird. flov. 2nd, '52. JOHN H. CARVER.


ocr: PLAIN AND FANCY JOB r-r vijw PnniplilctK, Bl'nkDccilK, HORT|IN(TFA, IALL TICKETS. Unrd-:ills Cirrnlai-s, LalH'lRt DON K ON THK SIIUUTKST NOTICE AT THIS OFFICE.


ocr: May 11th, lSW. J)iisiiicsb Cards, ,llr. Jaiui's is. Taylor Ff^ENDF.RS his services to the citizens of Ottumwa and vicinity. Office at his residence on toe South East Corner of 0.M1 Public Square, in the Carter property.


ocr: EDITED BY Warden & J. W. Warrts. «TT1 MIWA, IOWA: THURSDAY,: MAY 27. TOR rnrsiDKNT, MILLARD FILLlIORfi. Srfbjoct to the decision of the Natioatil' i Convention. ffiviiiff State Ticket. «,fW JFOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, JmOMAS W. CLAGKTT, of Lee e* W. 11. liKNDERSON,of Johnsonco. JOSEl'H 11.1). STIIEET, of Wapello co. JbUrUALET PRICE, of Clajtou co. _____ For Secretary of Stale, J. W. JENKINS, of Jackson M. for Auditor of Statet ,f'-* ASBUllY B. PORTER, of Ilentjeo. For Treasurer of Stale, „*fif)SEA B. HORN, of Davis -•..it's. j, if* hit FOR COXGRESS, PHILIP VIKLE, of Lee 0. DESMOIKKtCOURIEK.


ocr: eiHUBNT. O E E W E E K Y FLOUR—Superfine, §& 75«4 SI Fine, 3 50a3 75 WHEAT-—Fall per bushel, G5o70 Spring, 45a55 OATS—Good article, 2Mi30 CORN—According to quality, 30a35 ttAtiON—shoulders, 9 i A f! 'llfai i llaniS, ,/ I i lOtfl I PROV1^0ilS^-E»gs per do*. 7a8 Butter per lb 10a 15 Cheeup* .« 8fa0i Rice» 6a5i HIDES^-Dry FUut. ^ir. ,1. Y Salted, o COFFEE—Prime Rio °I0|in' MOLASSES—-N. Orleans,* 33a35 Sugar House, lOali FRUIT—Dried Apples, 2 30«2 50 i Peaches, 23a2 50 SALT—G. Alum per sck 1 65al 75 SUGAR—N. Orleans per lb. 6«0 Loaf 44 TEAS—Imperial per lb. 40a70 Young Hyson, 30a00 11^ LEATHER—Spanish per lb 14|al8 Cjncinn^fl£ Harness,' Skirting Kips, per doa. Upper, Calf, •2 3 c\\ tk GLASS—fix 10 per box 10x12 2la23 20o23 23 $36a46 18a28 ¥0a25 75a3 00 50 0® mirdTrace chains for sale at 3


Iowa capitol reporter. [volume]

ocr: 1852. Si 1852. FREE EXHIBITION (IN IOWA CITY,OPPOSITE THE CAPITOL,) AND NO HUMBUG, One of the best sclcclcd and matt defira- hlc stocks of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Yankee Notions, Bonnets, Ribbons, Tabs, Flowers, Hard ware, Glass and Queenswarf, Hats, pttgS, Boots and Shoes, Coilts, yifsts, Pants and Shirts, ~v Coffee, Sugar and Molas» ses, etc eto., etc Tfiiit has ever been offered in this mifltet un surpassed in qua'ity, style and variety. Citisens of Johnson, and every body in gen eral, and the public iu particular, may cease to grieve about high prices any longer. Only bring on your Butter, Cheese, Lard, Hams, Dry Hides, Beeswax Papet Moneyxand THE READY SHINERS, Then you can witness the large quantity of goods sold for a small quantity of the ready by II. H. BARBER, AT TUB WHOLESALE AND RETAIL NEW YORK STORE, WHERE TIIE MATRON APfD THE MAID can find goods of late importations of the latent styles all of which are offered at bargaius nev er before heard o| in 18 centuries. For further information you are iiiTited to call and examine for yourselves,and if yau find prices lower than yau ever heard of it need not alarm you. STILL THEY COME.


Des Moines courier.

ocr: NO.. New Drug Store I I O I I S I W A Wholesale and Rctsll* WILLIAM L. ORR, W OPENING in .h. .. vr v. ub room A*! formerly occupied by W. S. Carter & Co., a good assortment of fresh DRUGS, MEDICI I. S\ J'JiJTS OILS, DYE-SI UFFS, PERFUMERY* frc. ffis stock has been selected with par ticular regard to freshness and purity, and can be recommended to Physicians and others who want articles that ran be depended upon. His stock consists in part of the following articles, viz: Alcohol, Acid Tart^tltt Tannin. Muriatic, Nitric, Sulphuric, Aqua Ammonia, Antimony, Adhesive Plaster, Cum Aloes, ^a,,",a,,uc" Larbonate of IroD* Arabic, Spirits of Nitre, Sulphuric E'her,, Paints. Oil*, A Varnishes, Chrome Crecflb Blue ass, Borax, Calomel, Croton Oil, Castor Oil, Cod Liver OS, Cayenne, African Corosive Sublimate, Cream Tartar, Chloride of Lime, Chamomile Flowers Chloroform, Cantharides Oint. Yello^, Lamp Black. Litharge, Extra Paris Green, Prussian Blue, Rose Pink, Red Lead, Yellow Ochr#i-\ Spanish Brovim, Terra de Sierntlt, Turkey Umbet, Vvnitian Red, Vermillion, Gold Leaf, Cold Bronze, Verdigris, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Coach Varnish, Japan, Assnfoetida, 41 1 i»urn I amprior, Essential Oils of all kinds, Brashes. Paint Brushes, Varnish do White wash d|f IIyd. Cutn. Creta, Ilydr. Pot**, Flesh Shaving Hair Cloth Tooth Shoe Sash Iodide of !wm, Iodide of Lead, Jamaica Ginger, Magnesia, Manna, Morphia Stftph. Muok, Nitrate of Silver, Opium, Proto lod. of Merc. Red Precipitate. d» Pare Brandies A H'inel, Por Medicinal pur poses. Pale Pellev tosen 1 Brandy, Squill Root, Powdered, Sarsaparilia, Super Carb. Soda, —A S O:— Otard Brandy, Port Wine, Madeira do Malaga, oo A good assortment of Botanic Medi cines. Oitumwa, April 15th, '52. Stationery. HITE Cup Paper, Blue do., Sat in Letter. Fine French, Fancy colored, Ink and Inkstands, Wafers and Sand, Pens and Holders, India Rubber Squares and Envelopes for sale at the New Drug Store. W. L. ORR.


ocr: 1T1ED1C4L NO I'ltE. O S E A AHEBICAN AND BCT.VN1C 1*BACTIT1 OSltt» AVING located himself in tt»i» place, will attend to all calls in his professional line. He ean be fimnd at his office, next door to the office of Wood & Collin, except when absent on professional business. IT Ottumwa, Dec. 25th, 1851.


ocr: QUANTITY of good Oak and Wal- hut Saw Logs, wanted by WHITE & HAMMON? Ottumwa, Sept. 16th, 1851. :V4


ocr: S O A N S •OBSE OINTMENT, o n i i o n o w e FARRIER BOOK, A N N I N A S E Axn FAMILY OINTMENT. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, at No. 40 Lake-street, Chicago. Illinois, by W.B.SLOAN. And told by JOHN PUMROY, Ottumwa.


ocr: zens of Wujelloand the adjoining counties, as IK articles, and especially those lining *Vr California or Oregon, will do well lias on baud a great variety of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Collars, Carriage and Wagon whips, &c. All persons wish ing to purchase any of the above inention out to gtve him a call. His stock is warranted to be of the best quality, having been pur chasrd at an eastern market. Hide6 and Skius received in exchange for Work. D. E. HALL. Ottumwa, Dec. 18th, 1851—ly. CASil FOR HIDES! fPHE subscribers have now on hand and JL for sale at their Tan Yard in Ottumwa the LAITOESR, HK&T ASSORTED AMI CHEAPEST STOCK OP LEATHER, ever brought this far West. We have the best of Eustt in Tanned Sole, Harney, Bri dle. Upper, Kip and Calf, and any quantity of fowa "Gherk," Plasterer s hair, and eve rything that should be kept in a tan yard.— All of which we oiler for sale LOWER than any mau or set of men in the country. We are are selling Sole at from 20 to 25 cts. Ber lb., and other Leather in proportion. V\ e cut Leather into any sliapc to suit pur chasers and we are keen to take Hides, Tallow, Oak Bark, and all kinds of Coun tjy Produce, in exchange—CASH will not be refused. Give us a call, as you will un doubtedly save money by it. A. L. & J. GJU.VB8. Ottumwa, Nov. 18,1851 .-6m LOOKJEIE11E! SADDLE 4* HARNESS MAKING THE undersigned, having purchased the entire stock °f C, Ives & Co., solicits the patronage of the citi


ocr: A. MUDGE & CO. Ik'alerM in ilry Ooods, Groceries, Hardware, fyueenstoare, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cajts, Donnets, 4*c.» 4'®., O TTL rrA, 10IVA.


ocr: o s O I vx .V, OUNA .U^L ItlENTA% PAlNrEll, OCIeimwn. Iowa. May 9th, 1851.—yl'


ocr: rotl PRESIDENT, Gen. Winficld Scott. I OR VICE PRESIDENT, William A. Graham. (FOR TRKSIPLNTIAL KLKCTOR8, ®LOMAS W. CLAGETT, of Lee co. 11. HENDERSON,of Johnson co. Jl)SKPH H. D. STREET, of Wapello co. 'VLIPHALET PRICE, of Clajton co. Whig .State Ticket. For Secretary of State, J,. W. JENKINS, of Jackson cp, lor Auditor of Stale, iillURY B. PORTER, of HeWfW. For Treasurer of State, HOSEA B. HORN, of Davi»«» FOR CON a HESS, I I E I JII" VIKLK, Of Lee Co.


ocr: ABSOA KOUU. A. JOHN ANDEBSON. LAND OFFICE AND General Land Agency, CHARITON, LUCAS CO. 10A. THE subscribers having established a LAND and GKNEHAL AGENCY OFFICE at th« above named place, are prepared to attend to the entry of Land, location of Laud Warrants, furnishing and filing the neces sary papers in pre-emption rights, all 011 the most reasonable terms. They also keep on hand a large supply of LAND WAuuAsrr.i of every denomination, which they will sellas tow as they can be sold at any point in the West. Their familiarity with land operations in the west.ani Land Oftije bus iness, together with their facilities at tlk*. different Laud Offices in Iowa, give to their establishment every advantage pos sessed by a Government Laud Office. We have a FULL SET OF PLATS, which are kept constantly posted. REFERENCES: Col. Francis Springer, Reg. L. O., Fairfield Col. W. II. Wallace, Rec'r° H. D. Downey, Reg. L. O. Iowa City Gen. E. Morris, Rec'r. J. Dawson, Esq., Kanesville, Iowa: J. K.Cook, M. !., W, W. Cottle Centerville, FORD & ANDERSON. Jttqe 17th, 1852. m3 .y


Iowa capitol reporter. [volume]

ocr: 1852. FREE EXHIBITION (in IOWA CITY,»I'llIMSTE THE LAI'ITOI,,) AND NO HUMBUG. One of the best selected and most desira ble stocks of and Fancy Dry Goods, Yankee Notion*, Bonnets, Kibbous, Tabs, Flow«ra, Hard ware, Olass and Queeuswari, Hats, Caps, lioots and Hlioes, Conta, Vests, Pants aud Shirts,Tea, Coiree, Sugar and Molaa* ^es, etc., etc., etc., Tbat has ever been offered in this market un surpassed in cuality, style and variety. Citizens of Johnson, and every body in gen and the public in particular, may cease to grieve about high prices any longer. Ouly bring on your Butter, Cheese, Lard, Ham*%4}jy Hides, Beeswax Papei Money, and THE READY SHIAERS, Then you can witnesn the large quantity of goods void for a small quantity of the ready by II. H. BARBEft, ,, i AT THE VilOLESAI.F: AND RETUfZi NEW YORK STORE, WHERE TUB MATRON AND THE MAID can tind goods of late importation* nf the latest styles ail of which are offered al bargains nev er before heard of in 18 centuries. For further information you lire invited to call aud examine for yoursefveH, and if you Hud priees lower than you ever heard of it need not alarm you. ______ STILL THEY COME. LARGE lot of the Atlantic and Anclior


ocr: W1LLIN6 HOUSE FOR SALE. AS I intesd removing to the country, I offer/Wr ml* the new dwelling house noer accepi«4 by roe, at a bargain. The use consists at •urchace. 2 roonjs each 1'- by 16 feet, bed rooms, a back kitghen.aud a frou* and a ack porch, with a good eiatfr* and cellar Al o a targe barn. Price $850. Time will be jji* «n if desired, upon a considerable part of the ALSO FOg SALE THE CORNER LOT.«* £jf east of Lt MwrsMuan's Inrt City, October 5,1853.


ocr: THEgoods subscrilK'r i* now opening a select stock of at his shop on Clinton st,., direct ly iu front of the apitol. Hy buying with cash and celling for ready pav he experts tobe able to afford his good, at KXT KEMKLY LOW PRICES. They consist in part as follows Lndies Dress (jiiods, ROOTS AND SHOES, READY MADE CLOTHING, HATS, BONNETS, &c. invites particular attention to his stock of Boots and Shoes al-o of Ladies Dress Good*. Purchasers will find superior articles in both of the above lines, aud at astonishingly low prices. A A N S E E O. D. PALJ4ER. hmt, city, March 31,185%


Des Moines courier.

ocr: Dealers in Dry Good* IS Groceries, Hardware, Queensivqm,, tUqfforff, Shots, Hats, Jionnets, tjfc., 4*c., QTZ^MWAJQH'A


ocr: Jan. 2Vth. 1852.ly W o i s Attorney 4' Counsellor at Laufa,: OTTUMWA, WAPELLO CO., IOWA.4 (Office on Main st. same entrance u Post Office.) WILL attend to professional business in Wapello and adjoining counties. Partic ular attention given to collecting and se curing, debts. Real Estate Mid other agen cies solicited.


ocr: •f«niic« Baker, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ottumwa, Iowa. Office in the South Room of Mr. MyPT. pew frame building. Also, a Notary Public, And as such, will take the acknowledgement deeds and other instruments. He keeps 1 Aonstaatly on hand Blank Deeds, Mortag ^f^e.tc. December 7th, 1849.


ocr: Dealers in Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware, Queenswart, 'i vi* Shoe«, Hut*, L'ap»% ."ft Bonnet*, tfc., 4*c., -4 VJJVAlli4riat%£


ocr: Jaine« Baker, ATTORNEY AT LAW% v Ottumwa, Iowa. "AAce in the South Room of Mr. Myftrc .new ftauie building. Also, a Notary Public, and as such, will take theackuowledgemeut of deeds and other instruments. He keeps constantly on hand Blank Deeds, Mortag ges.etc. December 7th, 184y.


ocr: JOHJT BUK.NB w. C. KESTOKK. BIKN§ K BELVTCIE^ COMMISSION & FORWARDING Merchants, Dealer* in Groceries, Jiout Stor$&,*nd Product. Levee, Keokuk, Iowa. Jllfte 6th, 1851. yy


ocr: a i n a n o PKSMTSPfS. Pamphlets, HI Hand-bills BI'akDceit, HT lrcila^ !*fortfpftffra, Lab«'U, BALLT1CKETS. COHHTY ORDERS U DO.NF. ON TIIK SHORTEST NOTIOB THIS OFFK F,. AT


ocr: J. W. N«rris~ ^Attorney Sf Counsellor at J,aw% ^^OTTUMWA, WAFELLO CO., IOWA. W ri:li (Office on Main st. same eutrance as Post Office.) WILL attend to professional business in Wtpello and adjoining counties. Partic ular attention given to collecting and se curing debts. Real QthcxH^'tl cies solicited. Jan. Wth. 1853.1/' V


ocr: 0. I\ lnskeep & Co. fT*HANKFVL for past favors from the citizens of Wap llo and a I joining coai tics, would r-spectfully invite their atten jt tiou to their New Stock of FALL fc WINTER GOODS, whkh they have just received and opened. Consisting in part of 11CY i001$, audi us LUSTRES, LYONESE CLOTHS, MUSLIN DE LAINLS,&c. Also a large lot of Staple Goods such ab Bleached & I'nblcuclted fromfejtolii cents per yard. Dlilting, Striped and Checked Shirtings, Tickings of Yar.ous prices from 12J to 2Jets yard FLANNELS, L1NSEYS, TWEEDS, JEANS & SATIN ETTS. A lane lot of Boots a Shes, Hats and Cats, Hardw a m, Queknswake, Glass VABe, Groceries, aud an assortment of SCHOOL HOOKS. All of which being bought low by an ex erienced buyer we are determined to mika \our interest to call and examine ior urselveg. D. P. iNSKEEP & CO. Nov. 16 th, 1852.


ocr: American. jrPTJMROY'S tDljoIcfiflle anb Retail DRUG STOI^E* Oltumw.i, fow.t. JOHNhis P1JMR0Y would inform the pii# lie, friends, and the "r-^st of maid kind" that he has just returned with n 1 rt|pft and CARCFULi.Y SKLFCTKD STOCK Drugs, Medicine*, Painti, Oils, Dye- SluJJTs, Perfumery, fye. Q-c. a pleasure for him to say t'ut bit tock is now entirely noinphte, and thath® is pleased at all to wait on customers wh|§ in «y be so fortunate ss to give liirn a cal^ »nd he hopes by faithful and prompt atteif*? tion to his own busings, not on'y to m-'rii. ut to share a reasonable porti:i of tls public patronage. His stock constat* la art of the following articles, Vis. U S Gum Camphor, re fined, 'xuin Aloes, Cape aud Soctrtue, Gum Opium, Tur key, Gum Arabic* lpsom Salts, 'ream Tartar, itorax, refined, Flour of Sulphur, :liimston(lkoll, Saltpetre, iSi Carb. of Snft, I'artnric Arid, Itochelle Salts, Sal Sods, iind Columbo, Liquorice Ball, tlue, prime article, Sulphate of Quinine, /ulotnel, English & Rhubarb oof, Corrosive snfdtnWfcj Red Precipitate, Powdered Rhubarb, Powdered Jal^, Ipecac, do. Camharides, Corks, assorted, lars, bottles, vials-, Castor Oil, Sweet Oil, »Hive Oil, prime, K!*d Gentian, spijfelta, or Pink il Root* Senna, Alexandria, and East trtdiii Magnrsla, calcined* and carbonate. Extracts and Oilaol all kinds, Santl Paper assor* ted. PAINTS A N Y E -S U S Flax Seed Oil, pure. Paris Gre Spirits Turpentine, Copal, and Coach Varnish, Gum Copal, prime, Eng. Veiiitian Red, •Spanish Brown, Yellow Ochre, Spanish Whiting, it'(! Lead, Litheraire, Lamp Black, Chrome Green and Chrome Yellow, BooUk Prussian Blue* Dutch Madder, Indigo, best article, Logwood, & Fustio, Camwood and Nie* wood. Ext. of Logwood, Alum it Copperas, Dry Ve rdigris, Alcohol & Whiskey Acid Muriatic, Sul» phuric, «fce» Gold Leaf, Bronte. Lots, stacks and piles of almost every kind of Patent Medicines. and stationery. A good assortment of Books ana Sta« tionery. A splendid article of writing pa per, and any nuautity of things in the No tion line. A first rate lot of Jewelry* war ranted genuine. —ALSO:-' A choice lot of Liquors, tat modical uses, consisting of Co^niac Brandy, Port, Meduira aud Alalage Vvines, Rye Whiskey, old .Monongahala, and right good article of oinmoti "Ualufacs" Aud he is anxious to sell the above arti


ocr: 7 HE LAST ARRIVAL OF Fall and Winter mm Cheaper lliau tit Cheapest! davFd sands, \\TOULD respectfully inform h»fri*nds in Ottumwa, and country in Wap ello county, and the public generally, tliat he is now in receipt of a large and well assorted stock of Fall and Winter Goods, of almost every variety, which were care fully selected to suit this market. The stock consists in part as follows: Z/A A'.V. y.v«s, Ribbon in great variety of style and quali ty, and.a beautiful assortment of Artificials, Parasols, *c. Also, Ladies', Misses' and cUildreu's shoes of every variety and style. —ALSO:— Fancy black and blue Merimac prints French Ginghams, M.d'lains, alpaccas Black colored aud figured lustres, broad cloths Cassimeres, satinets, jeans, flannel linsey, Ticking, hdklf's, cross barred aud plain jaconet Swiss muslin, Irish Linen, bleached and brown domestic, checks, table cloths, Hosiery, gloves, ribbons aud a great vari ety of Yankee ^Notions, together with® large supply of E A Y A E Fall and Winter Clothing, Such as coats, pantaloous and vests of ev ery variety, tlaunei bhiris, drawers, also A S 1 't 1 i lot of 11A1» A CAP*, and a choice selection of BOOTS AN1) SHOES, just the ''article" for the season. Hardware, Cutlery, Queens and Glass ware, Groceries, Tea, Su^ar, (Joilee, Pepper, Allspice, Dyebtutis, Spu.. Thre^l. Those who are in waut of the above ar LUSTRES. JACO\ETS, ('AMURICS, AND FAXCY PRIX TS, JENX /, IXD BONNE i S 4- TRIM-


ocr: HURRAHi HURRAH __ a. "Thunder and Lightning! Whar ye goin V "To WASHBURN'S Tin Shop, in Ottumwa, to buv a Lightning Rod.— He's got lots of Stoves and Tin Ware left, foi sale CHEAJPJ'l June 8th, 1852. V 4- V? EMONS AND LEMON SYRUP JE& for sale by JOHN PUMROY. i I TTY snd Window Glass for sale


ocr: For Sale Cheap for Cash! ETTER PAPER that is superior to any ever brought to this place also. a medium and common article. opes large arid small, and "REWARDS OF MERIT," for 9cl»ools, a nice aud ch^ap articl C*ll at the POST OFFICIS. Ottumwa, January 15th, 1851.


ocr: Five i'eiilM Rcuiird. a runaway Boy, by the name*^c»f A*HMLL SPERRY. He is sixteen years old in February next, he left my place of residence, in Mantua Township. Monroe county. Iowa, without any just cause. I therefore, for' i! all persons from harboring trusting him on my account, as 1 am dev terinined not to pay any of his con tracts** ISRAEL Sl'KRBt.


ocr: ^OOOlEllEf SADDLE HARNESS MAKING. THE undersigned, having purchased the entire stock of J. C, Ives& Co., solicits the patronage of the citi zens of Wapelloand the adjoining counties, as he has 011 hand a great variety of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Collars, Carriage and Wagon whips, &c. All persons wish ing to purchase any of the above mention ed articles, and especially those iittiug out for California or Oregon, will do well to give him a call. His stock is warranted to be of the best quality, having been pur chased at an eastern market. Hides and Skins received in exchange for work. D. E. HALL. Ottumwa, Dec. 18th, 1851—ly.


Iowa capitol reporter. [volume]

ocr: Imp.irc stat«. .f tin !, |..o.L tin- use of mci drinks, v\\\ BULL'S SARSAPARILLA. ft* put up In full quart botHm, ami contain! th« ."-troii-xth of c»|\ as im li |uve lloodural farsnpanlla as any similar |*r« j» iraliim *n in America. 1'rict dollar per boltli'. or *ix K.ttln* tor five .!oll:iw. It lia.-* linen a well I'sLtUish. 1 fat vam pafft, raiHj that arii!a, wh. n j-urc nml \r j.arrd, wal th« Only trni' f,,r ury, intoxicating a jj .Hs.asr.* originating t'n»tu an s, Ac. Wo bokttj hnl iN in vutli. Lurri-uin that JOHN lU'U.S Fluid lixtiiirt of Sarsaparilla Is th». only preparation Inform the puMir, that is prepared On strictly wji'iitilic prhifiples, ami of uniform stn-njeth. The arsitparilla is puivhascil without regard to price, anil •T«ry pound, U fore In'injf usctl, is subject to the strictest' Chemical U^ts, aad iti gtuuiuouejia ascertained beibro being] llf-d! Bull's Sarsaparilla also contains the -virtues of peverftl Other valuable medical roots, together forming tho Compound, and producing TUB UULATK-ST CURATIVE AOKX*!*T4l* TIII: KNOIV.V WORLD! to directum*, This Mcdicine, when used according! WILL CUHB WITHOUT FAX!.! Bcr -Juhx or Kfail, Tumor*, Kruptitm* the S. in, (7(v,nt'c S.re Hirtgiuom OT TeUert, Sttihl Ilnui. liheumatism, f\um* til u* Bones or Joint*, Old fttrts and teers, Suu-fling if the Gland.*, Syphilis, /ty.vjv^.sui, Suit Kh' Um, /iVu.c\« of Kidwy.«, Lot* //-.-7t»the arin'r-ff frtm the u.u-n/ .1/. F'tui tn'th* Side .S/tftdd* rf. f*ns ral l» Janndk«, Costlv*?nej^i Tbro»t» foldi fheit, Pulmonarjr liu^* to produoe PTION,


Des Moines courier.

ocr: Foote & Co,,,",- forwarding and Commission E A N S V Wafer St., Burlintftaa, lfw|» February 26th, 1852.6in


ocr: BATES OF ADVERTISING. For one square(12 lines) 1 insertion $1,00 a o $40 00 20 00 lft 00 13 00 Each additional insertion, One column one year, i column i column I i-column Business atitl ProfcsslonalCards, not ma iling more than eight lines, wil be inserted lor $5 per year. CCy Persons who advertise by the year are limited to their OWN LEGITIMATE BUSI NESS. All advertisements handed in and no time agreed upon for publication, will be published till ordered out and charged for accordingly.


Iowa capitol reporter. [volume]

ocr: IOWA OXTV: WEDNESDAY, OCT. FO® PHK*IIKXT or in* I-NITED STATES, JfRANKLIN PIERCE. OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. »OR VICE PRESIDENT, W I I A i 1 1 K I N O OF ALABAMA. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. ti&ORGE H. WILLIMS, of J. E. FLETCHER, of Muscatine, WM. B. LBFFINGWELL,of AUGUSTPS HALL, of Van i „i .. Pfejitlcal Meetings.


Des Moines courier.

ocr: MAY 6. roR pnr.stt)K 1VIILLAKD FILL1IORE. Subject to the decision of the National Convention. Whig State Ticket. MR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, THOMAS W. CLAGETT, of Lee co. W. H. HENDERSON, of Johnson co. JOSEPH H.D. STREET, of Wapello ELIPHALET PRICE, of Clayton co. For Secretary of Slate, J. W. JENKINS, of Jackson to. For Auditor of State, ASBURY B. PORTER, of Henry For Treasurer of State, HOSEA B. HORN, of Davis co.


ocr: Mass Meeting. The Whigs of Wapello County will meet in MASS, at Ottumwa, on the 8th day of May, to appoint Delegates to at tend the Congressional Convention to be held at Ottumwa, on the 12th of May. JOSEPH HILL, Ch*in of Central Com.


ocr: CATias What say the Faculty. One of the strongest evidences of the wonderful, curative propertied of Dr. &oo- EU'TS Svuup OK LIVEHWOBT, TAR, and C.vs- ciiALAGUA. is the countenance and support it has received from physicians of the first eminence. The public well know that they are to endorse any other which is not prescribed in Ihe Medical Talmud. But this preparation they are now :comm«nd ing, as numbers of their autograph letters, in the possession of the proprietors conclu sively show. If THEY ADMIT this Syrup to be a reined) for Pulmonary and Liver com plaints—if THEY SAY that it acts specifically and beneficially on the Biliary Organs, and upon the Lungs, and if THEIB OPINIO* U con firmed by means ot vomNTAav CERTIFI-^ KKOM THE CUKKU, what further testi mony can be desired? Obtain the pam phlet from the Agen:, and read it. Wliy will ye die! was the pathetic language of one ot old. Caunot a similar appeal be made to those of the present day who inhabit low grounds, and, consequent ly, are exposed to the MALABIAarisingfrom decayed vegetation. To all such, we say—use ••SMITO'S SYKUP, or N TOMO VEGETABLE FEBBIFUOE," if you would escape the prevailing fevers, or, if attacked with fever and Ague, in THIS rem edy you will liud a CEUTAIN specific. ITU can be had Irom ,i2 PUMRQY, Ottumwa. WHN BEACH,. Agency City*


ocr: Pamphlets, Itlarifratrcft, wmwmws PLAIN AND FANCY JOB 13 IZnud-billa i '7% BI'ukDccdt, Circulars, Labr)*, BALL TICKETS, COITY US DONE ON Til K SHORTEST NOT1CR AT THIS OFFICE. The Black List. parts unknown," and are indebted to us for rubscription in the amounts set op poeite their names: Dr. Isaac Pfiasco?, #4 00 J)r. John Davis, 7 00 J. If. Mcli,}/Hokls% 7 00 John Roberta, 4 (H) Oliver Ciutbnath, £»q 00 John Dunn, 50 If. //. Grow, 00 Richard Iiush, 7 00 Now if it is their intention to be hon est, they can send us the amounts and we will acknowledge the receipt of it as publicly as we have made the an nouncement of their indebtedness and departure to other parls. 13T Every m*n who leaves this pi»t of the country without paying us will have his name inserted in a conspicuous manner in the above list. The following persona have "left


ocr: Blacksmithing. ness at his old stand, North of Myers* Mill, and is prepared to do all kinds of work, in his line, ou as good terms as it can be done anywhere else, and in a READY workman like maimer. He is thankful for the very liberal pa tronage hitherto bestowed, and hopes to merit a continuance oi the same. STEPHEN OSBORN. Ottumwa, aug. 22d, lb51. Made Clothing, a first rate as sortment, for sale at very reduced pri ces, at WAMUEA LEIUHTOI'S. f|MlE undersigned slill contin ues the Blacksmithing busi


ocr: WIIOLMALK AND RETAIL DEAI.EK IN PAIN TS, DYE-STUFFS, E. E. GAY, Dritgs, XiUiuciucs, Cljemimis, jpUUCOlNTNOLASS WARE, Burlington, Iowa. OCT?"* Also Dealer in Books and Surgical and Dental Instruments, Gold and Tin Foil, Perfumery, Window Glass a great variety of FASCT ARTICLES Sporting and Fishing Tackle. Agent for Dupont's Gunpowder also, Smith's Machine Cards a supply of will be kept011 hand. March 1,'50.


The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume]

ocr: . . - 66 SPUING MO) SUHUSUiH -DRY GOODS. WHOLESALE AND KETAIL, No. 66. Front Street, 3 door west of tk . Franklin House; - . .' or past favors and solicit ing a continuance of your patronage, wi invite your attention to a FINE STOCK (perhaps) of Silks, Dress and fonsy anH Notions as can be found in our city. is impossible to enumerate! yoa must eall examine for yourself. Our increased sales is an evidence tnai our prices and manner of doing business is known and appreciated by a discern public, who have too much common sense be numouggea oy pumng. - --ou-i"io half scandal," we leave the Gold for those who aro adepU t pulling themselves. We planted ourselves bers when our euy coo id hardlv bs called a town, have grown up with it studying from year to year,; your wants, at first keeping our little craft near shore, increas ing our stock according to oar nutni, ana now we find our beads above water and why f sim ply because we purchased oui goods eluie ry for easb, and aeu ior tne same at smau prui its and lose notbine bv bad debts: ' rot low prices we have ttontctt ear colors w the mast and will not surrender. , . , i. LUJJWIUV. OC BUJNS. flonntrv Merchants and Furnacemen, ' After posting yourselves as to prices and qualities of goods wa would be pleased to sea rou as we osiieve we can maaeu io your in terest to give us a share pi your patronage. April 13, lB&a-tlw, , ' BRlTfANIA TEA- SETTS. A FINE asaorlmsat ef various stylos 1 orioes, warranted to suit Die pockets everybody, just reoel ved st No 1, bnterpris Buildings. apr7 JAS: PVKSELL.' COMMUNION BETT3. : f. FEW Commanian Bolts for Mrnosea; lust rnsmmt st fnr-mlsj Io and of No. 1, Enurpriss Buildings.

place_of_publication: Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]

publisher: Francis Cleveland


The weekly Lancaster gazette.

ocr: CHERRY PECTORAL far lha Care of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS, wnoonxG-covGO, CROUP, ASTHMA, AND rrnvsrniPTinFJ. ......

place_of_publication: Lancaster, Ohio

publisher: George Weaver


The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume]

ocr: 66 -SUMMER WHOLESALE ANU -RETAIL, At iW. 66," .Front Street, Jl doors in ft of th i.'"'; i '.Franklin Home., :i' Vjl nHHANKFUL' or past favots anil 'tioliclt- i Ing a continuance 'ot your'-patronago w) rospectruliy invite your attention to a rina A STOCK (perhaps) of Silks, Dress aiid fancy goods and Notions as can be found in'ourcity. It is impossible to enumerate; yod ; mast Call and examine fpf yourself. ..w j; .: Out Increased sales is an'vidoce that our goods, prices and. ma wier 6f doyig busiaesf j hecoming known and appreciated by a discern-, ing public, wflo have too much common sense to? be humbugged , by pulling. Self-praise' being half scandal," we leave the field for those who are adepts. st puffing llemselvis. We planted ourselves here whennr eiiyooalA hardly be called a town; have grown up with itstudying-fromyenr to year, . your. wants, at first keeping our little-craft near Bhore. Inereas ing our stock according to our m nuns, and.now we nna oar heads above water and why i -sim ply beoauss'we purchased oil! goods exclusive ly for cash, and sell for the same at small prof its and lose nothing by bad debts. ' For low prices weliave rmici okr' colors to the mast aud jcitf not surrender..-, $m ' ' ' w ; : J. LODWICK & SDiSS., i. C'ountry.MerchaHts and Furuncemen, . Aftnr Dostinir vourselves as to nrious and qualities of (foods-we would be pleased, to see tou as we believe we can make it to your in. lerest to give us a share of your patronage. April li, lOOii-dW, , ...,.: J. Oakes... -.7 .. A, W, Buskibk. OAKES & BUSK1TJC, . csirs in Rectified, Whiskejj Slonicstic iquor0! ; Front 8treet,Portsniouth,Ohloj.-. WE hobe.ty strict attention to business anddue okscrvaiiceuf the wants of our customers, and the public geuer. lly, to re- ceivo coutinuauceof that very hbaral patron; age heretofore extended to. the old firm.fui which weare very much obliged. , -1; 6G ' r SPRING AND DRY til W H VJ Foreign


Meigs County telegraph. [volume]

ocr: BRANT'S PILIISIIMY. The Crent COITGH REWEDY - nv y".-.r ir extmrtmrn, and aiora than a Huriared TlBn.iNnntl of CanNarnDtlvc Coirmmma, liava McomearqtifiinU.'l With thia ntoeiUrid rrmWy. that It It arrmr y llptriori bacama II la aoolia and Arnfinand more eerlnla to cure Cananmnlinn of ilw I.uiiun, limn wit k mi. that r:.maniiinll,in Mn :h Lrvd. 8 tliat til miln lua of Uw mtny or II lbr. w anal, om aurinnt 10 arcua wtik auco. Iml Uilt wa will e, and do nteert tu a fart, wlilr.h ann le prored In thnaxfintla of :". Hi" m'.i nn hnn cured Coephe and diMiM -eMi. hef " otiroa cuaSKlwl, wan called real Caainiiiuii, and blrh ,.rra aiinidod wlih eymplem thai retainb'-, rl war" la . "eptch like llioiynin. torn, of Uiom who at, and a wild lo hart i dird wilh utai faul dltMua Caiwamriion. Tl.lt Bulta.n len cur.y meemude of pornont ho worn laid to be hopolrwly altlctod who had hard, dry. rwci itri-Vnw In ilif Brenat, SkJ.. and iin.-lflrrlrullr llrcnllllnB-Prrii tmmtin,! i.'.rrt.At',Af-MKwiftaiid wnatlna away of tha Klmh and Blood. Pewma harins audi complainit. have been cured tfiw It waa aaki tuey aiuia not nvn a wrru lonnir. Thia Modlclna baa eared tome wlai vrere til.jord lo he la a aiylria inle, hut, by ita eta ofllda rauwuy, (Irer aw llT, and anwy oih1 Iwallli. Tata HaUnia It rry wptfnWt eompomd. II It nlw ,A u i L,. iHjMrM in anv .laan uf dlaamw or under any clrcunutincca. It effeclt Ua wortdirfal and olmael ml- mculoua Cnrra by 1'nrltylnB, irm),cnMj, ann in-na- rallna tha wlwlo tytieni by eenaliilua letireululnm, aim producing a n(li( acllon lhu nH-rtJ re-M Nerve and aiJfoti and farilitatiHf Kxperieruliau. Curat Uia folluwtnii dlaaaaat, .:- n .- t , ; ConoUmption; CeKaa--ewithmu tht r COIICillS and foJ.lt, trmMHi, Atthma. fyntttrtf oT fUnal. n,m Ki,,ht Sivaili, PaliHlnlhm of the Heart, and all KK. MAi:, mi Mi. , Mu.i.. up, r "at ta me nremi, .t:i I .m. er. MAI.K VVKAK.M USEH and tv ';i(iifn(l iriilitg- Itiorv- froro, Cholera liirut tnlil, c. rr Var I' roof i id panlculan of Cum aaaour rank. ahiete and lUndbdl, 111 our Armttt hare th m in aire awev ,a lJLOWS-The attention of x ers is called to my assortment av T ioa-s Lon ps Patent-with Or with out Stocks also, Plow Points and Land hi.les. r ; April 17,.i - -v, - ' E. &. EDWARDS. IIonc nnd JLot Tor Sale. N THE SUIiSCRIBER olTerS for sale lliil IlrtiiHA and I.nt in Miilillpnnrl. Thd ZIZ is 00 bv 200 feet, fronting on two streets a a, jni..,, ... r let... m r.., iMHBHaa 1 IIU IJUUHU is llttliiu, jo iy utl ivcw stories hieh united for four families, andreuts 10 per month. It will bo sold on the most favor able terms, if application be rnnrto soon,' ' . .., ,, , .'JOSIAII P. UUMP ' Coal port, January 6, 1862 nbtf. a- - M At'Kit::tE:ij eo bbis. Nos. i, 2, and just received and for sale low at No 4. GEORGE W HOLMES. a' - . ' ' '.;''"'

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ocr: FUIMOMRY BALSABI, The Great COUGH IiEHIEDY. Many yean of xprienre. and mora than Tlundi'cd ThouMnnd Cnrra of ConnumptlTn Compltvinu, havn proved to die urnloulited Milifacllon of all pnrconi who have become acnitifnttjd with liila uxmdcrful remtdy.tiiM it li frrftnU ly nupiaiorf bacouifl it la nothing and heating, and nor teriniu to cure Connuinptlon of the huugnt titan any olhur Remedy Id the world. We know, however, Uial tt la laid by aome that Coniumption can not be cured. Be that the opin Ion of the mauy or the few, we aliall not attempt to arrue with uch, but tli if we will toy, and do antrt aa a fact, which can be proved in ibouanndH of cawi, that ihia medicioe bus cured Caught aud diean which, Mart Uiecurea were effected, were called real l'oneaiiiptlon9 and which were attended with tymptcmt that reietnhled, and were in nil rnrartt likt theaymp aunia of thoie toAo du. and tohtn dead are aaid to have died with antt fatul d I tense ('onnatiiiitlon Thla fialtain haa cured thomandt of penons who wen aaid to be hopeieiily afflicted who had hard, dry, racking Cough Fain In the HreaeC Side, and IMHIcilltT of Hfcnthlng Purulent Kxptc- ntttion Hectic iw Night-Sweat and wnNtlnff awfly of the Klenh and lilood Peraom hnvinR lurli complaima have boen cured aPer it waa fud they could not live a week longer, Thii Medicine haa cured aume who were u prosed to be in a dylog ntntc. but. by tni no uh of llitt remedy, thoy now Hto and enjoy good health. niirelu a tractable eomnound. It It pleat ant to take, and never doet injury in any ataao ofdiwate or under anv cireumititnrea. It elTucti in wonder Ail and almott nil rnruloua Cures hy Purifying, Htrengthming, and lovlg omiIiii the wholo avKtem bv uualixina th circulation, and producing a hmlihy action thui allaying Ceugb oothing Nervea tid aiding and facilitating Expectoration. vitrei lite loitowing aiwaaei. via. Consumption. fOtfUHH anil Colli, Jlnnchilie, Aittma, Sjnttina of Bleat Weeding at the Lunge, Pslne in the Breait, Side, and Chat, Nf toKniM., Sioht Sueate, Palpitation of the Heart, and aU VIAliK VKAiVailtSS ana vomptame ariaia( from, ( holt-ra lnfniotuin, tie. rv For Proof aid particular, of Carta, ate our Pna plileU and Handlitle9l eur AfaoU bara than to glvt) mj Of( Uwi.cn Onm Suimendcr, of JUU Itiiids, at . I)D'VAKUS' V? Pcn'ist, I'nrtsiiiouth, Ohio. UxD visit 1'O.MKItOY, in the first week the month of June, .September, December Mar'-h. march25ui0yl


The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume]

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ocr: 1852, SO E. ASKINS Killincr aud Maul ua maker, IS JLST RECEIVED and is now oim oiiemiiir. one door above the Riheldnrfer House, IK KtiVHiNUTUIM'S BUILDING, encral assortment of Bonnets, Ribbons, Artificial Flowcis, Crapes and Milliners Trimmings of all kiuda and of the best quality, which will t sold at vcy smalt advance. v v Foiuet iy, Docember 2, 85 v3n28tf ' " '


ocr: POMEROY FOUNDEKY. Engines, JHuehtnery, Plows, Stoves. THE subscriber havine purchased the entire in terest in the above establishment, is prepared to furnish any article desired from an Engine to a Rat iron. Havinir in his employ the most experi enced workmen, he can safely promise that his work shall be as represented and to put all cavil at fault he will warrant all work sent from his establishment. He is prepared to fill orders tor steam Enpines, inacmncry 01 every kind Stoves, Hollow Ware, Grates, Salt Puns, metal Plates of every size ami in short anything and everything that can be manufactured from cantor wrought Iron. His Steam Engines have given the highest satis faction in every instance when properly set in order, and for neatness of finish and excellence of materials are not surpassed anywhere. He ;n vites orders frnin anv nnrt of the Western CQ-un try convinced that he can do such work as will stand inspection in any market. WM McABOY. Pomeroy, November 11, 1861 n51tf. CABINET FURNITURE JOHN PROBST &. CO. FRONT STKfcET, . above Naylor's run bridge Pomcror, Ohio. I HANING lately enlarged their estabhshmen and erected a steam engine in the turning department, have now the most complete and best arranged and appointed in this part of Ohio All kinks of Furniture will be manufactured at the lowest prices, via: Rosewood, Mahoganp and Black Walnut setts, carved, ornamental and plain, suitable for parlors, drawing and bed-rooms. ' ; Persons desiring any articles in the Furniture line, from the plainest to the most elegant and costly, are respectfully invited to call. The following articles will be made to order: Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Bedsteads, Cupboards, and all kinds of household furniture: also Tete a tete sofas; Tete a tete divans; Conversation Chairs; Rosewood parlor do Reception chairs; Mahogany parlor chairs; Black walnut do Mahog'y rockinjdo Sofas in plush, Lane seat do Piano stool do hair and cloth covers, Divans do do do do Ottomans, mahogany French bedsteads; Black walnut do do Marble top centre tables; Marble top dress bureaus; Marble top fancy stands, Mahogany wardrobes, Secretaries and Book cases, worn stands, toilet tables, 4 c. UTAH orders promptly attended to. 35aawS Coffin of every description ma nufactured promptly to the time. fubOlnCOtf. Clear the track for the Express Train.


ocr: BRANT'S 1; The Great COUGH REMEDY Manr Teara of axnerlenfe. and mora then a'llurtnreil TfcouMind Caret of eamampllve Comphm's, have proved to Ihej utfclouhleil eatisieetlon of all persons ssno iiare btJCOirmsgqilftiated with.tliis leemdrrul remedy, the! II le Brent,- It enperior, ueceuse H eeM ana ', ana mors eertnln to cars OoBennmUnii of tire l.nntrx, lima an; nth., RMiitndv In the world. We en'" however, thai il It saia tty some mat uonsnmpiMW ran - ' .,",. no tuei in. ,iu ton of the many or tho ftw v,sh;, nm ttiemnt lo amis with such, but tliis we will vui anert n a fa L whlrn can I proeed in IhonsMtfi,!!? ".en's, lli" .. mi-'. e hna cnrerl Coughs arid dirm t.lJ" ..iwb. miijmI nl l!.n,.ii,Ml eml writ' oumptomt that n-sombt ., ami won- in remcU like lire symp toms of those o i, mi "V- -' are saia to have died with rfist fats) disease Caiwonsrlinn. TMs Btlsam h cured nf nnrann. wvlu. .-M ..111 )(, be UCVT f ttlV SflMClVli wlio bad hard, dry raetiae V t) n li-Paint la tlie llrwet, tills, anl uimralir oi nreniniim r-r. torationHectk) herer Aijl-Swito and wnelltlC awfty of ilia Flceh and lllood. Pertnnt hsvln, anrii eoraplamit hat. tun .rlnr It wy said thev could not live a week roncor. Thit Medicine has cured some who were supposed lo b ia a dyinc nuitr, but, by ma use 01 utia reineuy, i ow live, and enjoy ,oorl licalth. 'rli!. II,. lunrti T. nHrA(H a oeartabls compound. II hj pli anl to take, and aster thee injury In any since of distnuw or under any circumstances. It "fleets lis ivonderlnl and oIoimI hiI nir.nloua Cnrea by Piirlfyluif, Sirenotheoina. and Invij- nnitlnc u wnoie sysietn-iij r,,Sp.,R., prudilcini! a illn aolioli lliue allnuMo CaUHh eMMriuJ -Nrrvea nnd aiding and fariliLUina LxprMUorAliou. I Curea tlie lollowins dtseMtet, via.: Consumption, l:t:t;llS ttld Colds. Primthilli, -lithma, Spiltlno of Mud hleedtny ai the Leir. C tint m tho Itreott, Stde, and Chett, r iwvinm. XiuhfSMtitr. l'nJmLttiou of the Heart- end all W.. IIAl.li WKAHNI HHh and Complaiute arising: ibvie tr.iin, I'lioirr.i iniiw iuni,c. IV For I'ronf s i neniciiltrt of Cun t see bur I'nm phlrtK tnd H.,.i .. ,'' Mr 'hi i PLOWS. The attention of farm ers is called to my assortment Flows Loncs Patent with or with out stocks ; also, flow Points and Lana bides. April 17,. E. 8, EDWARDS. House nnd Lot Tor Sole, THR RIlIlfiPRTRF.R nffi.rn for nlB nin . - - . " . ... me,: United and T.nf in MiHillonnrf Thfl lni " an i... Ann r.,, r : a in uu uy 4VU tuob, iiuiikiiia vil two euccia - Tho House is frame, 18 by 60 feet, stories high suited fur four families, and rents 910 per month. It will be sold on the most favor able terms, if application be made soon. JOSIAH P. BUMP, Conlport, January 6, 1852 n6tf. M ACKEREL 60 bbls. Nos. 1, 2, and just received and for sale low at No 4. I1EOROR W HQT.MfS. PUMRY