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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-21
MUSICAL NOTICE.

MISS MAHON, having permanently located
lVH in 0ttumwa Is DESTROYS of forming Music class
on the Piano Melodeon Having been engaged in
teaching music for several years. Miss NJ, with great
confidence, solicts the patronage Of the czeRs Of
0ttumwa.
TgRMs:-Ss per Session Of twelve weeks; 81 use
of instrument one hour each day Half payments
inpdridbky in advance.
REFERS NcEs:--Messrs. w. G. Peters Sons, Gin. O.
G. w. Pearson, Esq, Prof. Of Music, Dayton, Ohio.
Dr. Martin, Xenia, o. Rev W. II. Andrews, Cannons-
burg Penn. G. X. Snider, Esq, Riply. q. Hemphii,
do S. W. Humphreys, Esq, do.
April I, '594ll-3m
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Among the attractions at Mr.. B. Ezckiers
Clothing Emporium, we notice fine assert
mcnt Of Cloth for custem work We again
call attention to this attractive establishment,
opposite the Ottumwa House.
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We desire to say to the public that Mr..
%. Fl. Hnkill, Watch maker and Jewelcr, Old
Post Office Building, has furnished us salts
factory evidence gilmore than ordinary, skill
in the business in which he is engaged, and
that watches or other work may be entrusted
10 him with the assurance that they will be
repaired in the best manner.
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. The rush at Woodward's popular clothing
and outfitting establishment continues, but
we are authorized to say that Belts is conf
dent of their ability to stand the run for the
present, at the satne prices We would in
this connection, direct especial attention to a
very fine assortment and quality Of Hats,
which give universal satisfaction.
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d0IriHtBf, fur Tie KeS5.f offhe Mex ana Dis
trtxxed o5isirfei triN FiI'aleRt and
Ei,i6eRic Diseases
gEynE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view oftbe
n ful destruction Of human life caused by Sexual
diseases and the lecepns prac;ised upon the unfnr
tunate Victims OF such diseases by Quacks, several
years ag directed their Consulting Surgeon, q
CHARITABLE ACT worthy If their name. to open a
DpenSary the treatment Of this class of Diseases
In all their frrns, and 10 give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS all who apply by letter, with description
of their condition tage, occupation, habits oi life Sc)
aed I'm case ~ rxreute poverty to FURNISH MEpI-
the Association c0nmaris the highest Medical skill
of the age, and will furnish the approx ed modern
= ea'mrEt.
Tie Directors of the Association. in their Annual
Report upon tbs treatment Of eNual Diseases express
the highest satisfaction with the success which has at
tended the ahnrs nf their surgeons in the Sper-
matnrrLua, Seminal Weakness. Gnnnrrhra, elect,
Syphilis, the vice OF Onans,R Self Abuse, Diseases
of the Kidneys and Bladder, &c. and order continn
ance of the same plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors. review of the past feel assured
that their lhnrs in this sphere of benevolent effort
have been Of great benefit to the afflicted, especially
to the Nunc. and they have resolved to deyote tnem-
selves with renew ed ZEAL this very important and
much lespiscd cause
An admirable Report on Spermatorrl9a. or Semin-
al Weakness, the vice of 0nanism, Mastprhation,
self Abuse and other diseases Of the sexual organs
by the Consulting Surgeon, viii, be sent by mail Tin
sealed envelopc). FREE or CHARGE, ON receipt OF
TWO STAMPS fnr postage. Other REPORTS and Tracts
the nature and treatment Of SeNual diseases, diet
Sc are constantly being published for gratuous dis
trhutian, and will he the afflicted. Some Of
the new remedies and methods Of treatment discover
, ed during the last YEAR. are OF great value
Address. for Report or treatment, DIR. J. SKILLIN
HoUGHToN, Acting SURGEON, Howard Association.
No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Ia.
by order of the Directors
| EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, Presided.
! GEO fAlRCilILD, stercfdrs.
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We don't know what snake the Devil took
the shape Of when he came to tempt mother
Eve, but if he wishes to fascnate women of
these days he had better come as a hoop
snake.
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Leaves nett capital and assets, two hundred and
sixty-three thousand nine hundred and thirty-two
dollars and siSty-ive cents.
IL The greatest amount allowed by Charter in any
risk Is ten thousand dollars
IL No limit is fixed by Charter bylaws to the
amount of Insurance by the company in any one
town, hut is taken to limit the in any
exposure TO ten thousand dollars.
Is No limit is fixed by Charter or bylaws to the
amount of Insurance by this company in any one
block; but care is taken as in No. IL, preceding.
IA copy of the act of Incorporation of this compa
ny. and amendments thereto, by the Legislature of
Missouri filed with statement Of March LIST, 1859,
in the office of the Auditor of the State Of Iowa. and
is hereby referred to, and made part OF this statement
All of which is respectfully submitted.
In witness whereof the Missouri State Mutual Fire
and Marine Insurance Company have caused these
presents TO he signed by their President their
seal and the attestaton of their Secretary to be
hereunto affixed, i'm the City Of Saint Louis this first
day January, Eighteen Hundred and Fny-nine.
~ $. NJ. EDGELl, Prest.
! attest r. S. ELLIOTT. Sec'y.
/ SEAL
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Local and Miscellaneous.

Lawrence & Chambers are offering a large
stock of Queens 4 Glass Ware, of superior
Quality, which their customers will do well
to examine at an early day, while the assert
sment is unbroken.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN have been appointed Administrators Of the
estate Of Chas O. Head deceased, late of Page Co.,
Iowa. All persons Interested will be governed accor-
dinghy A. HEALD,
NJ L. VAN SANDT.
Clarinda, Page CO., Iowa, April Sd, 1859.
April 14-5ll-3w
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, BonnetS,

Ribbons, Flowers and Trimmings. Ny Stock of Ready
Made Clothing, Hardware. Cutlery, fools, and all
kinds Of Farming implements is complete, ami all that
can be desired Also: heavy stock of Groceries OF
every description, all which offer TO my old and new
Customers at prices that win defy Competition,
The public are invited to examine my Goods, rs il
is no trouble to show them.
Remember the place. In Richards Block, Front 81.
.prl eth 1S5S-no9-y. j. MOORE
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Hunter 4 Sewers, we are requisite to
say, keep for sale at the "City MILL" the At
laAtic Cable" brand of -four manufactured
sby Putnam, Olmstead & Nc Even, Burling-
ton of superior quality.
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& Just Received at Ezekiels large lot of
Fine, Calf Skin Boots, of all kinds.
i Caters, Patent Leather, Calf Skin and
Cloth. Caters, of all kinds and prices, just
Received at =. Ezekiers mammoth Depot.
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P/KES PEAY
BridgeRoute.
The oRly Bridge across the Des Moines yea
200 miles is at
EDDYVILLE.

II Is on the direct route from the terminus of the
Burlington Mo- X. X. r. to the mouth Of the Platte
And on the Daily Stage Line between these points.
1t is also on the Great Mormon Trail and Caforn
route of 81.
1t is the best through road in the State and passes
through the richest and best settled region between the
Mississippi and Missouri river.
From Muscatine to Patsmouth is the only practi-
cal Spring route, and the best at all times
Jan. 9th. iS59-n3-3m.
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OTTUNIwA SEMINARY.

TUNIIE fifth term will commence, Monday, April Is
u 1859 The instruction will he systematic and
thorough and every reasonable effort will be made
to render the institution worthy Of patronage. Stu
dents win he prepared for College, Professions Bust
ness. Teaching. Tuition will be, per term of ten
weeks Elementary Branches, 90; Advanced Branches,
$S; Latin, Greek. French, Drawing. Painting Water
Colors, Wax-Frnit, and ZephyrWork, each, IS; Oil
Painting $40.
Students win be received at any time and charged
from the date of entrance.
I. G. WOODWARD A. b. Observation-Disclosures and
Natural Sciences.
Mrs. LIZZIE ID. MISUNDERSTANDING and French
REV. s. Ii. WoRCEsrER.-0il Painting
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
CITY and County of st. Louis.

CttV ana county OF IT. LOUIS. y
On this twenty-second day of January. Eighteen
hundr ed and fifty-nine before the undersigned
commissioner duly commissioned and qualified to AXE
dispositions and acknowledgements of deeds and other
instruments ofwrng. to be used and recorded in the
State of Iowa, came stephen NJ. Edgel known to me
to be the President, and Richard s. Elliott known to
me be the Secretary of the Missouri State Mutual
Fire and Marine Insurance Company of 81. Louis,
who being by me duly sworn, their oaths declare
that the foregoing statement of the condition OF said
company is true and correct to the best eff their
knowledge and belief.
49, CHARLES II. TILlSoN,
Seal Commissioner for the State of Iowa.
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THE PANIC ENPLODEDH
GOODS FOR TIE MILLION!

A Infallihle remedy for the hard times, viii be
"a found in buying Goods at the Cheap Store Of the
Undersigned. in 0tunwa: who having bought theaarge
stock of Goods in Richards Block, of G. H. Hsckworh
and added To it magnificent Stock oS Spring and
summer Goods, makes his Stock perhaps, the largest
his STYLES the newest and mast attractive, his
ment the most varied and complete OF any other House
in the Demolne Valley embracing every description
Dry Goods, Cloths, Cissimeres Ldiiss Dress Gaods,
of the latest patterns. Fancy Goods aud Notions OF
every descrintion. A fine assortment of
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-21

lust RECElVEB, . full assortment Of
- Queens and Glass Ware at
C. c. WARDEN'S.
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RAILROADS.
Burlington & Missouri R, R, R,
CHANGE DE TINE.

AND AFTER APRIL 4, and until further no
tee is given, Passenger Trains will leave and
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-11-05
I'll sctllantoas, If. 1t.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
Benevolent Institution established BY speriaf I'm
do.oase,.t fortAe Rejiefofibs Sick md ms
trsssed, afflicted wih lifalem ana
Rnidemie diseases
THE HOWARD ASs)CiAtI,,S, III we" w 'he
/ ssiil destruction OF human lie, caused ny rex
all Diseases aad tne Aieceptlons pFactieed nPon
the unfortunate victims OF such diseases by Qnacks
several yeaysago directed their Consulting surgeon,
as u CHARITABLE ACT worthy OF their name, TO
open Dispensary for the treatment OF this class
of diseases, in all their forns and to give MEpl'
CAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter,
with description OF their condition, ta@e ocenpa'
tiou, habits ofIitc. &c.. aud in cases OF extreme
poverty, TO iM11l7sss Medicines free ga
eaarge. 1t il needless TO add that the Associ"-
tion commands the highest Medicalsk ofthe age,
and will furnish the mostUppfoved modern treat
ment.
TIteDireetors OF the Association, in their ANIMAL
Ranort Moan the treatment OF Sexual diseases, eS-
nrooa tho ;phes satisfaction with the success aheh
has attended the lahorS Of their surgeons IN
the cure of SpcrnltorrhGa, Seminal weak,
ness. Gonorrua, elect, Syphilis, the wee ot
Onanism or Self-nbuse, &C., and ordef a
continuance of the same plan Tor the ensuing
year. Co, 90.
sured that their labors in this sphere OF beneFo'
lent effort have been ofgreat the AFFECTED
especially to the young aad they nave resoye'! 10
devote themselves, with renewed zeal, to thlS very
important and much despised cause.
Aa admirable report on Spermatorrhpa or sem sen.
n,l Weakness, the vice Of qaansm hasturoa'ioh'
or self-abuse, and other diseases of the sexual o.
glns, by the Consulting Surgeon, viii De sen, ~
mail lin 4 sealed cnyelope) FREE or CHARGE on
receip oftwo stamps for postage. oaher Reports,
and Tracks on the nature and treatment OF sexaa,
diseases, diet, &C., are constantly being published
for gratuitous distribution, and will he sent to the
afflicted. Some oft tue new remedies and methods
of treatment discovered arng the last year, arc Of
great value. .,,,,
Ailress. for Report Or treatment, Or. J. SKILL
LIN I)UGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard Asso
citation, No. SoutI, Ninth street, Philadelphia Ia
By order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL,
Gso F,rucutrn Secretary, President.
sep2t-ly
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Cagtor Springs

40 MILES WEST or eobUNMA.S
G4T.aH0ULA PARISH, LOUISIANA.
rfRS. ANDERSON Il son respectfully -
NH announce to their numerous friends fss.s,vA
lIl ard all other seekers OF issssSs
Health, Pleasure and Recreation ~ sses ~
that they have newly fitted up their establishment
ut the Castor @priiss and arc prepared to
osfsr bettera than ever to those who
feel disposed to ply them visit. The water pos
sesses the very finest medical properties, as many
heretofore afflicted with Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Jauadice and other functional and organic dis.
cases can testify.
TIE SPRINGS are situated in a peasant healtl,-
full, Pine Valley region, With an abundance OF
O. q IA ., and every facility will be afforded
TO eir,se anu Kill the silver footed deer.
Tie roads are COOL IRON almost any point,
North, Joutl. East or West
There are Bati-IIoases provided for those who
desire TO test the efficacy of the water by bathing,
and those who desire amisemepts viii be furnished
with B.i LII ROOMS, NAIL ALLEYS, sc.
Tie propretors are distinguished for their un-
welried attention to the h,ppiness and comfort OF
their guests, and their c'nrges are more moderate
than nost places Of similar resort.
June Sth, lS59.-in
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FA@5 NI n NJ MS
x o. II OPS 4 n u
FOR C0'ETOS siAa.Es.

Pfjoe G CENTS per pound % per cent, less haa
Rope.
my one considering the advantages OF Iron
over Rope las material for binding cotton bales
n will be surprised that it has not bcea adopted
long since. In It's security against lire there ls an
overwhelming reason for its adoption
The Presses in the Seaport Cities have been the
main causeof its not being generally adopted; but,
uoy that objection is removed generally, ana the
Orleans Press. the largest i'll n o., give 1t the pre-.
ference over rope The Fassmann Iron Hoop and
Tie is the Improvement of one of the proprletors,
and is adopted from the fact, that it IS found alter
loag experiment. to combine the greatest merits IL
simplicity and facility OF application OF any one
vet nude. It's so prepared as TO require no change
ior accomplishing. Thus obviating the only re-
naming difficulty at the sea board cities
Tie hoops are sent OF amy length from eight to
ten feet and full guarantee given 'thatneither the
Ties nor Hoops shall break. And farthec, that all
cotton bound in them ,hall be received Oh the same
terms, at the Orleans Press as rope bound cotton.
The weight per bale is about the same as Hope,
OF one pound more or less.
To show the opinion SHIP Mtaters have OF it, We
give the following, among numerous comiehda-
tons We hare:
Tho undersigned masters OF vessels having had
cotton co n2ressed with FissauaRH sne@ Iron Hoops
AMI res hereby recommend the same. The bales
being we'll compressed, and the buttons or hoops
never break when thrown Gewn in the Ships hold
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JOHN CT M !.

CIR )JER AIexal Ira, Lolislana.
AVfNli reatei the Store formerly occupied by
s. Riaos, On Second Street. opposite the Ks
] pidss hJtelh wishes 70 inform his friends and
the pasic generally that lie has made arrangements
for re,,i1iag fresh supplies weekly, rs follows.
Sagr Clrei Htns, SHE and SHOULDER Ia on,
Ness Beet, Rt;serei lisa, strhnes, Lttd Batter,
500, g.a lies, Flour, Gofea res tul traits Of all
kinds lad Of the BEST guilty, ana everything kept
in Waales,ie or Retail grocery.
also liquors.
Sab as Cogniac lsa1iY, irish Whskey, Bourbon
do, Vines, Porter aud Ale, Of best brands, alse
G ,ars efthe BEST quality, aad The best OF csncc-
tiol,ry ant Poaai Jake always on hand. All OF
wliah he oftrs 1T reasonable prices jan s6-ly
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SADDLE 4 HARNESS MANDATORY
Rack Of Odd Fellows, Halt,

ALEXANDRA, IA.
TIE undersigned Will .Htshl times, keep -
on hand, or imse 10 or.ler, every !rs-
| cription Of Saddles, ilssaess, Eriale$,
and all other articles conaretet with his business
Ills work will be o. the best Quality, and which
ne vilsclat the most reasonable rates,
Feba-ly !. spRtEGEL.
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CHARLES l.. DOLL.

07aaNGSr ofthe ST. FRANCIS CHURCH. and
" lata Of the Callnhil College, Missouri, wilgive
Instruction Oh the Piano. Guitar, with Singing,
Harmony, Composition. aai all that is connected
With the geasrii seionce of music.
N n -palos tatal an replirei.
sY- lH,e at tia Store of j, aEvor. opposite
Court House Square s''e2l--lr
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09
Remarkable Saving Feat.

We clip the following from the Alton National
De1ecrdt:
The Bro SAwISG.-We took tramptc Wood
River. yesterday, to witness the work Of the
Challenge Saw Mill owned By Mr.. Hamilton and
manufactured BY Messrs. JOHNSON d EMER-
son Of Piasa Foundry, Alton. We arrived at
the mill about 4o'eiOek. P. NJ. and were much
interested and grAtifed at witnessing the saving
operations. A large stock of fresh sawed lum-
Der was piled outside. which had been measured
as fast As sawed and run out. The work was
commenced at o'clock in the morning, and was
kept up until P. MA hours. The logs were
of good ordinary size, mostly oak, with elm, hick
DRY. &c. The lumber was cut into 1, 2. sH, and
3 inch stuff, and We were assured By gentlemen
bystsnders, who were familiar with saving. and
who had no interest in the matter. that the lum-
Der was cut at about the usual average for saw
mills. in hard wood timber, as oak &c.
1t was an interesting exhibition to us-the
noise Of saw and steam, the rattleof the logWay,
and the slamming Of lumber. Some dozen or 90
Workmen were employed at the mill, and each
had his particular station and all moved like
clock work. A huge, solid White-oak log was
rolled on, stabbed. and cut up in q trice, making
a Pile Of plank or boards. 1t was astonishing 10
see that great saw tear alsng, through such heavy
timber. at such q rate.
When We left the mill, at o'clock, aearly
tpenty-eioM thousand feet Of Is1sber. mostly oak.
had been cut. and Mr.. Hamilton believed that
they would measure over aairty-saoo nousaRd
6eet before 7o'clock.
Thismay beregarded as oneof the greatest saw
mill feats ever accomplished in the West or any
where. with one sair. and the same power, and
Icheapness Of mill cost. and other attending ex-
penses.
j P. S.-Since writing the above. We learn that
the entire amount Of lumber sawed. yesterday
at this trial, was tainy-0ne 1oSsdad taoo AHadred
Ee4. Precisely 100 logs were sawed and squared
A minute account Of each hours work was kept
and the IGst Aour's work was the heaviest. .s3t
feet being cut between eand o'clock. last even.
ing.
We believe this saving beats AL creation,
and We challenge the United States to surPas'
liz. July 10. SILT.
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Correspondence Of tas L<G1eaiiGIo,,A Herald.
bstsi ftstn Kiekapoo.
kIcKApoo. June 26tl

KIcKAPoo, June 26th, 1859.
Mr.. EDITOR business is improving
at the Land Office here, but not to such
an extent as to enable all who have filed,
to pre-empt their respective claims before
the sales. A little Incident occurred at
the Office on Friday lest, which deserves
publication-proviug as it does, the per-
feet truth of the old adage, that "Where
there's will there's way"
A young girl, between the ages of six
teen and seventeen years, applied to pre-
empt fractional half-quarter of land,
containing about seventy six acres, as the
head of family, consisting of bound
boy, some nine years Of age, and hired
hands. The evidence In support of her
-emption right, evinoed the facts that
she had superb log dwelling house,
nearly thirty GcFss under fence, and about
twelve acres broken up and in corn-the
most Of which Improvements had been
made NTH her OiDn hands.
1t was also proven that she had driven
Eve yoke of oxen, and broke up some
twelve acres of prairie for her neighborl
this spring, in order to get the team tc
break ground for herself. The witnes:
stated that she had broken not less thar
Fifty acres of prairie with her own hands
within the last year. She was allowed
to pre- enps, and in order to secure thu
land to her alone, her fathers bond, con
ditioned in the penal sum of 81 900, wa
taken, that he never would interfere Will
her right to said land.
The young woman withal, is of yer!
slight figure and delicate features and
save her bronzed face and chafed hands
is beautiful girl. Let the piano-thrum
ming parlor bellies take notice, and tn
strong minded women rejoice!
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

W Mabie's Circus, which visited our
city on the Fourth, and gave three exhibit
tons, including very fine living speci-
mems of wild animals, is well worthy
the patronage of the public. The pavil-
ion was crowded at each representation,
and the whole performance served to
make the Fourth what it should be in
life and activity. The clowns were par
ticularly clever, and the performing ele-
plant was a wonder. Many of the feats
performed were, also, surprisingly credit
able. We noticed very little of the vul-
gar Accomplishments of such exhibitions,
and no female performers were connected
with the actors. Fisit them if you have
an opportunity.
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College Journal.


The July number of this valuable
monthly is lying upon our table. 1t pre-
sents its usual neat appearance, and con-
tains varied amount of interesting mat
ter adapted to the medical profession,
both for students and practitioners. It's
able corps of editors is a sufficient guar
antee of its ability and success.
This number contains an announce
ment of the winter session of the Eclec-
tic College of Medicine at Cincinnati, for
1880, containing list of text books,
requirements, expenses, &c. for course
of instruction a. this first class Institu-
ton.
Let the profession and those contem-
plating a course of study, subscribe for
the COLLEGE JOURNAL, and they will
realize double the worth of their money.
Terms $1,O0 per year, in advance.