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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-09-24
New Rocks.

Arihui's Home Magazine, the October. No
and an interesting one, has awaited q notice
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80. Address T, S. Arthur, Philadelphia.
GopY's LADY's Book is certainly one Of the
best sustained works, especially for the Ladies',
extant. We prize it very highly, on account
OF its beautiful engravings, and its reading
matter is from the ablest pens in the country.
Terms 50, single copies. Published By Louis
A. Cody, Philadelphia.
PErERsoS's LApY's NATIONAL MAa.zrNr
occupies the front rank among the PERIODICAL,
OF the day. 1t comes to US with great regular.
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.. Peterson, Philadelphia, is publisher.
Messrs. LEosARp ScoTr & Co., New
York, hare favored us regularly with their
valuable reprints of BIackwood's Edinburs h
Review and the four British Quarterlies. full
OF The choicest productions of the ablest wri.
tiers in The English language Blackwood and
the four Reviews can be had for so, III. price
separately is 50 Address as above.
HELrERs' CRisls OF rHE SOUTH, is the title
II new work which is creating a sensation
N ,he. literary and political worLi, which the
further Circulation Of the work will Increase.
The writer is native Of North Carolina. per-
fectiy familiar with the peculiar institution,
ano lie handles it without gloves. It should
De m the hands IT every citizen of the Repub
Tic. We are indebted TO our fellow citizen.
X. n. Harlan, for has.y perisal of this in.
'eres''ng book Mr.. H. will receive subscrip-
tons for it, and Will have quantity for SALE
in short time. sv f2.a @ssl
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WESTERN BOOK, MUSIC -
AND
II All ~~K~OD- 10

The subscriber respectfully announces that he h,.
Just opened The above establishment in the.
new building OF Henry w. Starr ESQ
Third st., next north OF the Barrett House. tnot IN 1,
Huntington, Iowa,
BOOKS AND sT a. ans Isysss. assortment Of
the Mississippi River.
Books of the latest and best editions adapted 10
wants OF schools and libraries OF every grade and
ders OF every age class and taste fine stationery OF
every kind, paper, blank books &C., of the very best
quality, at the lowest prices An experience Of many
years IN the book-selng and publishing busner, In
eastern Cities extensive Acquaintance and favorable
arrangements with the largest Publishing Houses. war
sae subscriber saying hs can give satisfaction
Piano Fcrtes. Which for beauty and now
roftone, and elegance fhnish challenge couparson
WIN any IN me United States The connection of the
subscriber with the Mandatory where these insty
ments are made, enables him give fun euarsnte.
that every instrument will give entire satisfaction 3,
wiii De exchanged or the purchase money ref1a-
Melodeons.---Fromt the celebrated manufac-
tory OF Geo. A. Prince Co., which Of itsefis suciest
guarantee Of their excellence. go. - -
Musical notwithstanding Guitars.
violins, Flutes, cIaronetts vioncellos, Accordeons
siasc Boxes, &C., &c. Also, Violin strings and Musical
Merchandise generally. s.e.s &.
Sheet Music Embracing the latest and
Of Standard Classical Authors. - -
Gold and silver watches and chair
Which have been purchased, and will be sold e much
exacS sre saa, prices and every article win pros
Hats and Caps.--Comprising fine asso,n
msnt OF SOFT Hats and silk Plush and Cloth caps
winch VIII be sold at Wholesale Retail at lower pr
ces than at any other House In the State -.
Fancy Goods.-Consisting Of Gold Pens and
PENCILS Pocket Books Port Monaies Hair Brushes and
eenos, LADIES' Hetieues, Razors, Strops soaps balm
81 iIpo Flowers Lyons Kathairon, Boges Hyperisn
aTiig CkLEsrINA-The latest and bes. collection Of
ohurch Music, by Y. c. Taylor, price 81 90 Taylors
C chorai anthems. splendid collection Of Anthems
S%horuses, Gc ior SACRED Music societies. ADVANCED
Glasses er Choirs, price 1928 The concordia. COT
o. ne Giees Qnartetts &c. price rs eta, always
on handand will be forwarded by mail poatace maid
to any person reniittng the above named priecs
!, AoMsEopAIHf -sIhe subscriber Is Agent for Prof
,anpnisys specific Homeopathic Medicines which
eotainins 10 boxes, with Manual, $780, Also. Homo
pa p DOCKS Tor domestic use, always on hand
frieaes. "Reminiscences and strangers one ana all,
are 70 call and examine my stock, as they viii
De cordially Welcomed, though thew NAV not Vim
to purchase. 10y Icy NY VIZ"
BuragtOn Jan. 1857. nm. HAwLEY sN
e sst}eN sa u late Of Utics. MY
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WHAT Is DEMocRAcy.--The dCharleston
Mercury says: Ru esasa8 {hs -ff ve5sa
Some people have an idea th,t Democracy
mems esstain political combinations to get Of
jice or poper. vsrs ssii sr4 ssgax
- Yes, some PEG pie and not'a few have exact
ly that idea, and It'll al truean idea as ever
was expressed. "a certain political combina.
tiontoget office or powes''s>that's precisely
wha: the Democratic party ISL Louisville
Journal. 500
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OTTUMWA, -
PINE LUMBER. YARD.

VIE Undersigned haye establisheda pine lumber
IL yard In Ottumwa, where may be found at an
times, good assortment and full stock OF s 81,
Dressed and Undressed Flooring, Stock
h0ards, shingles and Lath, which ne viii
seiiatprices that cannot be undersoid.
Seasoned inch, inch and half aud two inoh con-
stantiy on hand for finishing purposes, SEslss Doors
ana B!lnds furnished In quantities 70 suit purchas
car lumber Of any other kind and are prepared
- 0if bth Tor AZ entire house n u 70 = ~
amount. mITCREIxI. ~ co.
sspfvnbsr IL, 'srAasy- x - - = = <
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/ Bank Of Middleton,
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Cumberland Savings Bank, Md. Z
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Miami Valley Bank. Ohio.
FoHtinelle Bank. Nebraska.
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Courier Office
RE MO ED

Our friends will please take notice that the
COURIER OFFICE has been removed to the
I'd story Of Prugh's Building. nearly opposite
the Curlew House, where we shall be happy to
zee them, and to supply them with everything
10 our lire of business. The Democratic
Pres. occupies the room from which we have
removed ST.
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FppgyrLtE, Sept. .4th, 1857.
80 Dear &r.--Your letter Of
the l2th came % hand to day, informing me Of
my nomination "unanimouslyo at the Repub-
l'can Convention, FOR the office of Represent
tative 10 the Legislature from this county
AN sorry TO be unable TO do any thing more
than return my thanks to the Republicans Of
Wapello county for this fattering testimoni-
al Of their confidence and regard; but my busi-
ness arrangements are such that they may, and
probably will. require my alb ence from the
State during the sntire canvass, 30 that II would
be impossible for me to canvas the county
Under these circumstances regard il as nv
duty to decline accepting the nomi nation; for
am not willing 10 be a candidate for such an
office without the privilege Of appearing be.
fore the people 10 discuss the questions Of the
day. II would neither be justice 10 myself nor
the friends who have in such a complimentary
manner selected me as one Of their s,ancsrd
bearers.
1. would do my hear, good &c meet with the
f~Sf'~ ~ '~Pe"S SoHhty anu present Inc
claims of genuine democracy, and help tear oft
the mask and show the hideous visage of shan,
democracy how il is subvertng the funda
mental principles Of our government-under-
mining the moral structures ON which society
rests and preparing the way for the destruc ton
OF our own liberties, and yet doing all in the
sacred name Of democracy. have made the
fundamental doctrines on which republican
institutions are founded my study for many
years; and am bold to assert that the positions
maintained by the so-cslled democratic party
during the past year il admitted to be true, and
carried ost will overthrow all free institutions:
and that the object Of all their great national
measures is to extend, strengthen, and perpet.
uate the institution of Slavery. In other
words, the democratic party Of this day is con-
trolled in all its Leading measures by the slave
interest of the South, and it is used as tool in
their hands for the purpose of extending and
strengthening :heir own institution, at the sac
risce Of all the great doctrines of true democ-
racy.
With sentiments OF the highest regard
remain yours,
w. M. ALLISON.
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Furniture ! Furniture!
Fresh Arrival at TT. c.. Hardy's

WHOLESALE & RETAIL FURNITURE, BEDDING
AND LooKING-GLAss WAREHOUSE,
Jeffersonst., between Water & Main, in Mr. Postle.
waits new four story brick, Burlington Iowa.
ME r. HARDY returns his thanks to the citizens of
4N1 Burlington and vicinity for their previous pat.
ronage and solicts continuance, feeling confident
that he can continue to give perfect satisfaction.
Owing to hard times have purchased goods very
much lower than formerly that IL enables sell
all goods in my line from 20 to rs per cent less than
any other house In the vest and all goods warranted
as good as represented or the money refunded. My
stock consists of the following goods In n :.
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]. Y. HARps's Eye.B BALM was not invented
BY an old woman Or discovered by an Indian,
buttbs result OF many yeare scisnti6c inysstl-
satien. Read Advertisement Headed tsemsn,
dious suecess. sos 'e. n2f.64 "
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A Late waperIo Democrat.

Very mary Democrats in this county will
recollect James Round as member while hi
their party, and one who could not be persua-
ded to comprehend the extent 10 which his
party at the north was aiding the designs ct
the Slavery extensionists in Kansas; but he is
now therein Kansas citizen Of that Ter
rltoiy, and bis eyes have been opened it seems,
to the course which interest and duty requires
all true Democrats to take in the present e.ner-
gency. He is now satisfied, as the following
extract from letter to R. H. Bolinger, ESQ.,,
will show, that there are but two parties in the
country anywhere, and those are the Free
State and Pro-slavery parties. Having be-
come satisfied Of this fact, he has placed him
self unequivocaly on the side of the nobIest
band of men the world has ever seen, the Free
State men of Kansas, who are contending on
the soil OF that Territory for the Constitutions
al rights which were bequeathed to them from
the fathers.
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NV Yong. Sent

-" lux, oept. 10.
The contract for carrying the Pacific Over
land Mail has been signed by John Batterield,
Won. .. Dinsmore, VIM. G. Fargo and Others,
and Dir. Dun das in behalf Of the government.
The contract runs six years at 5000 900 per
a.,num, and goes 'ato effect one year from date.
lie contractors contenplate forming a, Joint
III 0ck comna,v Il
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BRACES d hits, &C.
L O F A R M Frs q
lam offering the largest and best assortment Of e
Foreign and Domestic Hardware
IN SOUTHWESTERN IOWA,
Comprising various things and every item gener ally
and new to the 10
Z 0 p L E OF w A Pc LLOa
And surrounding counties. win only say that Won
are respectfully and most cordially Invited TO call and
examine my fti
Nam moth Stock.
As feel confident that from the quantity of goods YOU
HjAs can select anything desired. is,5s
TIE EDUe770N IN PRICES WIZ MAKE 1T
an object to buy Of me. ~.
From the quality Of goods am positive that can
give entire satisfaction. ss- sablsg afH n
Agents for Lippncott Bars FIRE proof safes; Nov.
city Works platform and counter scales Boods axes
and tools at all times. A few good ls'W
tsg CARRIAGES AND BUGGIEs ON HAND,
FOR SALE CHEAP ron CASH
feel under great many obligations to nv custom
ers for their past liberal and onnued and
earnestly solicit continuation ts-.- -,
Respectfully, ~i ~ ~ FhF
nSoy Opposite the CuFiey, House.
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August 9th, 1857.

have decided in Kansas Territory there are
but two political parties existing in the United
States, and they are the Free-State and Pro
Slavery. lam FREE-State man, and I
think every other northern man ought 10 be.
iwent against my own interest last fall, but
did not know it until this summer. We are
all going to the polls to vote this fall, and are
not going to be run off from them il we are
entitled to vote, let the consequences be
what they may. The men from the Free
States are called id Free-State men; and
they told me in Missouri when I was moving
through, that could not have come through
there last fall, for they would have scalped US
in Missouri. JAMES ROIJND
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Wells Spicer hss, retired from the linton
Advertiser. - He u ssccsedsl by Dsaiels, Met
1T & Bro. A
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MONEY rnJ5oAN1

VIE suBscRiBER win open an Once In the Front
n,ii.;i aaon "a the 20 floor OF Pumroys new brick
y. IN olfuniwa, for the.purpose Of
LoggRssny 1oa.g, Peceiciag Moaev on Dsnos;t
ADdresaav is E'0eadage, Bugfag q SsHln0 LG,td
'"s e. 1os0p L9ss on Con,nissioa, ,Payfn1
1ases on Western Property, DC. E8
wa 70 any other business that be sutrust
= y ny S'.fs 1nserestpaid on time Deposites, kc
RrfERENcEs:
60 a. ~; .c a. saunders, Pleasant Iova
Tfde, n. - = o,, u, Burliagton Iows
- 1890. ...... Bangor, Maine.
Sept 10, '5l-n2s.sm ssisslisa B. y coevy, M
BLANKSrs
OfaR Kin IS for salsat this Once.
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MONEYys guONgY!!! .

ME undersigned having disposed ofthsir Steck of
- Goods to c. c. Warden JOS. Hayne, desire
settlement with all their customers AHthose who are
indebted TO US by note or book account which Ia due
MUST pay UP immediately or pay
stand ts make settlements. r. II. WARDEN 4 co.
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GROCERIES FOR THE FOLLOWING.
RCeLiNGToN City Scrip, Burlington Savings
HI Bank, keokuk City Scrip and Nebraska Money.
taken for Groceries until further notice.
Tecumseh Money taken at SIN II discount. :
Sept 18th, 81. n29-it @. @. CL0UTMAN. a
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IA The following letters from WIN. NJ.
Allison and a 4. oremer. and the proceed
ings Of the ComDi,tec, appointed Cor the con-
'irgeney Of :ha, kind, will speak FOR them
selves.
FppyyrLtE, Sept. .4th, 1857.
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Political Meeting.

X. r. Lowe, Republican candidate for
Governor, will address the electors Of the State,
as follows, at 2 O'Clock ?. NJ, Of each day
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Dysentery, Relax, and Worms.

posr oYrIcE, HARTIAsD Lv. Co, MIcH, Nov. Ia 1885.
d. AYER: Your Pills the perfection II medicine
They have done my wife more good than can tell you.
She had been sick and puing away for months Wont
off be doctored NJ great expense but GOT mo better hs
by expeliing large quantities OF worms dead from her
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of bloody dysenery One a neighbour had Il bod and
my wife cured him with two doses q your Pls whiis
others around patti from Eve to twenty dc'lAs doc4r
bills aud lost much time without being eusd entirely
then. Such medicine youss, which actually
good and ,nest, will be priced hero.
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HON. II. r. LOWE,
Republican Candidate
G. O v e II N O r. /,

VIII address The citizens OF WapeIlo Co.,
OCTOBER, Sd, 1857.
The friends OF the cause are urgently invi-
ted to take measures 10 secure rousinl meet
ing.
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rndigestion and Impurity OF the Bleol

Indigestion and Impurity Of the Blood.
From Rer. " Hines, Pastor If Advent CsucA 6bstow.
Dr. AVER: have used your Pill with s.tracrdin.ry
success in my family and among those called 70 WHIT
the blood they are the very best remedy have
known. and can confidently recommend them Q my
friends. Yours, J. v HiMEs
w.ns,w, wYo.iso Co, NJ Yoe< ~ 1888
pr.n sra am using ycnr cath.rtis IN. in ny pm.
system, and purify the fountains q the bleed.
JOHN @. MRAcnAM, ~. D.
Erysipelas, Scrofnla, Kings Evil, letter,
Tumors, and Salt Rheum.
From Frruordips ssrchant Of 81. Losis, Fsb l. 1855
DR.. AVER: Your Pills the paragon o. all that 10
great In medicine. They have cured my Mtts dsughsex
Of ucerous upon her hands and feet that hail proved
~ afflicted with botch-s and pnpss on her slin sad In
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Govt.
From TIC Eer DR.. Ha0kes. Of the Methodist Es Church.
PULASKI HOUSE, SAVANNAH. Ga, Jan. o. l6bA
HoSoHrp SIR should be mgratefn for the fSlisf your
skill ha- brought did not report my case 70 you.
cold settled in my limbs and brought on excrucistns
neuralgia palma which ended in chronic rheamatisR.
Notwithstanding had the best Of the disease
grew aud worse until by t advice Of Your sScel-
lent agent in Baltimore Dr. Macksnrs tried your fhls
Their effects were SLOW but sure by pevsysrng In ths
use Of them am now entirely well.
srssyE CHAMBER, BATON RouaE La, Dee, 1885.
d. AYR: have been entirely cured by your Puh q
Rheumatic Gout painful diseAse that had shcted me
for years. VINCENT sL1DEiL.
For Dropsy, Plethora, or kindred Conn
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Tor Costiveness or Constipation, and "a
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Fits, Suppression, Paralysis, lnnamma.
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Most Of the pills In mari et contain Mercury, which, al
though valuable remedy In skfnl hands IL dangerous
In public pill, from the dreadful consequences that IRE
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Rosewood, Mahogany and Black Walnut.

And great variety Of articles usually kept in hrst
class Furniture Warehouse which too to
mention.
Mahogany and Black Walnut Looking Glasses from
25cts to IS o..
Gilt frame Looking Glasses from 81 IS to $3.50 90.
Mattresses 81 IS to $50 co. >Hs
Brass clocks, with iron frames, from 81 SO to
50 90.
Liberal discount made to country dealers In3otf
SPRHNG BEDS.-A new patent which viii
~ put up trial Of one week and if not liked will be
taken down, free of chargeif kept price 81 90 Any
one wishing to try them do SO BY calling at my
store nSV-t H. G. HARDY.
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AGENCY CRY, Sept. II.

AGENCY Cry, Sept II.
Mn. J. W. NORRIS
Dear Sir:-Yours Of the 18th
came to hand late last night and the content.
are noted. now hasten to reply. in regard TO
the proceedings of the late Republican Con-
vention which was holden at your place. 1.
can but acknowledge the strongest and most
lasting obligations to the party to which be-
long for the honor conferred upor me in select,
ing candidates for the ensuing election. and il
would meet my highest ambition and pride to
obey the cell Of the party, BY taking am
active part in the approaching contes. as
candidate for one of your Representatives.
But In view of the fact that had not enter.
tanned the most distant thought of such action
xIR nhF dhal eaHa l for the fall aud wn,r,1
that my entire time and attention is required
In the management of the same. Therefore /
very respectfully decline the nomination. and
pirdge my best endeavors FOR the success, Of
the party.
you nave announced my name you will
publish this in your next Courier.
'PS@Noh1, IN haste,
s. K. CREMER.
Mr. Eprroa:--The Central Committee for
.nis county met on Saturday, the 10Th inst,
Ut. ). c. HInssy was called to the chair. aud
y. Z. Mitchell chosen Secretary.
The above letters of Messrs. Allison and
Cremer were read, and the COMMITTEES pro.
ceededto fill The vacancies, which they did by
substituting the name Of George Reynolds,
Esq, OF Pleasant Township, for that Of s. K.
CIemer' and VIM. A. Nye, ESQ.,, for that Of
w. M. Allison.
The ticket now stands:
For Senator.
ALFRED LoTSPEIcH,
For Representatives.,
GEO. REYNOLDS,
VIM. A. NYE.
You will please make the correction in your
next issue,
BY order Of the Committee,
ID. c. MITCHELL, Sec,y.
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BLANKS rg
OF AZ Kin Is for saleat this once.
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uiscredited BANKS.

The Chicago Bank note list gives the follow
lng asthe Banks which have, been discrediied
within the past few DAYS: