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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-11-10
SPEcXx NDzICES.


the advertisement Of DR.. ". 3. Merwin Cos Cele
bratsd Cherokee Medicines. 1 n auothers colamu Of
ths paper. and call imm edistely upon the Drggist
SSpage Pamphlet, giving much inter esting and val.
information to boths exes male or female. II
the pamphlets are not 70 be obtained at your Drug
store send ct once TO 10, and win Be- sent to
you In sesied envelope, tree Of postass Address
l.. W. b. MkRwINA Co.,,
Nov-8-1m. 6S Libartv n NY
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The numerous Iowa friends Of e 3 Tai.
bot late Of Pstent Office, Washington city
will be glad to learn that he has taken W
hist residence in Chicago, where he bal
opened an office for the transa ction Of 4
general war claim business. We call atten.
ton to his card IL this issue. Mr.. 7. is ar
able business man and entirely worthy Of
conRd pce.. s .tsiais J s
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PERSONAL DIR @ Beardsley, of the o..
Essoosa Herald. and Gen. G Bussey, favored
us with q call on Tuesday. Con. Bussey
was on his WY to Bloomfield where ne had
"A engagement to speak on Saturday =. 81 2 F
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sa as. :. gss SSssses from 7asa'sea os Any
ted States notes or notes Of the Nationai RahkG-
They are a ~ aEDssnsD II ooH a the pleasute Of
the Goysrnment, at any period not less aN ten nor
tSir redemption sIvs rsa CRIT Isisas;s snE %
e.. Coz. On sonds Z, q ny aRa hSndred d0srs
ssyyAaiIS ana aep.aes. 3 seeh year.. q b
$SnSi ere from %s.niep:l o. stsss
PER ca psg aAnAn, sccerding 70 the saGs Of tsx
beviss tnvaEious pXffs Of the country. . s..l.rsIf
.sss % gold hs better
ssSssns.s wtli rseeivs either 1ssi:terede Or Con.
pon sones3 trey pey prefer. Rseistered Bond:
saa b ais % shs 70. oSnsrs srdsrs 6ss
RSn s spsyssl: % bearer, saPd1 ~ nbrsson-
s: fs.ss s. Sss sSSsE'.i p.ss 80,
seesR aaa ssl1ds, 81 the sane terms, ana are
kif IL EsneSly iv&fiAbls 70 the smallest lender
1nsy Dc Ssss
0ubscYibeEs TO unrest 80 :,
hsving Tsir peals san vim hsss u. option Of
"a sss.: O. ss s.4s.s & s i Is UNI
sAding Afsy Der cent to- ~ cf the National Banks
1919 iss'fs r.. q. AM e ssss,s ss .ss
brsi. =. 9. Lesis. ohis.ss ssS 49,, ~,
Ths psnAi eenmission allowed % Hanks r thlslean.
TAE FHRsT NATIONAL y sssats5..
KEOKUK .ssss.f
.Deslsin III eisss@ Off. g. Bonds. Inter ct O..
Of al kind Of o. 3 Bonds bought q sellssssd ens
srnnsnt vouchers, Orders on the q. q. Psymasterv
Bounty q Back Pay, cashsd or collected.
.pd siis.r Ss.. e ~ q; Rrne'Ssh s "a
IA IETERN1L BEyENUE STAMPS
cent naas,sa saiss Of BOO md sPvsrdss
.soorE. c..Ai.r. = r. za s I. isssss
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RHLraIoUs NorIcs. There will be servi.
ces in tho Congregational church next Sab
bath as. usual. Rev. Simeon Brown will
. preach. ttsr ~.
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NOTICE OF ADMTN1sTRATrON.

Notice 10 hereb given thit on the 42d day Of DC.
toher 1854, Letters Of adminissration on the estate
Of Ami D Mhipp)e, late Of wapslio county. Iowa,
deceased, we're granted 70 the undsrsisned By the
County Court Of said county. Al persons indebted
TO said estate are to make Immediate pay
nsnt to the pndeFsigned, and those having claims
gaeAinst said estste may present the same 10 the
County lodge Of said county 40 required By law
B. MeARrHUR, $3.50
ISABEL MeARfHrR.
/ Oct ~, Iet%vszt ssf34-5s AAministrsto
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TEs sEssH.GaN OaGsN

"a an en- iac,y ne .ssira gent. IL cont.i.s both
In. ~ ~ J,smto and F1y ftp, k"ce
,sei anLl. Lrd.ne o,.a IT., Eln Petit.
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slAiassS.NH~> or Hk~s;..f

THAT IS THE O. Es1IONf
TUE VIZ PkIE.Uk- Or The NEH YORK
L MUSLIN AND ANATOMY ~ EEliclAR hay.
otte'm ted, 'esnT less % expense, - sue Il e.
tior the ben it OF uHrrng humanity U. X u
their must ,nteir.tiEs ani tnsrr ctive Lectures
Gu Marii re AID ,ts sira1 alihcat "n.. nerves. d.
oiiity. tcma'a osci no of sinh, 4. Ia. Il. s.
Ton, Weak less or Geprc.s,,n. Los Of Esersy q d
Vital Power. Tho G-.at so-i.l Evil, I'D those
aaisdies whirn result from youthful foilies. q.
cess-s .. maturity. or iyn.ssAcs Of Ply -i,lJry
and Natures L. ~.
TLe.tiuv4iuaklef Lectures have been the nea M
Of enli. b ening ant Swing ih"ussni-, ard vii
10 Tor " a'de, tree IN receipt of four sttM.s, b.
siirs sing sEoagf.gy, New York n ,eam VI
Anatyry aul Aodici.e, 6iS bfta6wsy. New
6rk. aup3-ly
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RsEE;'s s.'ES aeEs Pills
Third l.di ION, seth thousand
NJ II IEooL

TRe Al lSE On s-kMiAAL NLAhNES.
~ nyasatt- ~ mis- .,our, Men,ai anu IN y.ics
incsia lty. Luss ~ over. steiaafbre y, -.
pv.itaDert- 10 81 .rriasr. Aetsals D.bi,t Sci
aru ~exa Illnesses. dc, De
~ TT i's,l.. i. ~, SLENDER OF The Roy al
" i.rg. d -LrseoDs.i. nuon ~ Isg-s f,ice D eie
t",s ok eb"uid te ad by every enc, nd
part c..,aIiy bs 'hwe aniving 4 Maui cud. II
.h' ns ,,utor sat aasire to a AMI the mems o,
cufs - b I'll c;ch j. plrinig s.f forth. /. ha.
sui To.sv.ds froma y. Of A..ery.
SeLt undsi sea e.. en-. eiore, oy u,Ali, On re-
seiyt % tee II on-, or o-tage .faIrs. ny
ni.l An v. u C.iar-.t Nsx York
l. J. " Ellis. Ay.at. Davsupi II
as2 ,.dA i:
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Nessrs sDaH " Smith. 5il w..h 81, Us vu

Fr ID II y San worn. Toschsr e Music AMI Pres
dc 4 y: Han .ei Soc.vts n la tsuuth dig
UAKTMsCtu oLIS5s
G,Nr HsiN The Amer can Organ ru'ca sol
Il you, ttoukh vsfy Iisseig IL 20 ~ 81 the
6.st. has e au;e more It'd m'iea tav.tite IL
,srouiebt with my mus al - qu-.i iahcss ms well
re n Is yseif. fhs ut ms aatiul snt the
-, if,ty vim h ID light a>ic GU De s,.cut.d
u g. -u, TIE, ~ ~ - su, O.
narHlobs Is g re ~ uD,tces'i irss ttke r~ni
lea. err ~ ,ad ~ Va t.s,iai,ny 10 nc 'sai wrh
cry t.uiy yVurs, ii u Ss.Eyns.
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IMPORTANT TOLaDiES
&c REA1' An f.EINAN EEMED
- x. ~>rnr-fcn

" /. y q q II II ~ y q N " H. u H. -
Ike a.. Ssr -cyrGu
hvaEs-I b crmei z male r;lls.
"A lECn HIVE NLpre Y1r FAiihD
(when the directions have heon strictly
followed in renewing diftcr.ti.s alis. ne iioul
pBsrkucTi nN OR STUpfAGE OF NATURE,
in featorioc Ire sJ s'cr to perfect heni,h ehtn
sG-e ng from SPECIAL t4sosiv-. ioiap az uteri,
the nltes, u .r yea knsss Of the U:eIlne Or
gan-. ihe li!ia perfectly ht-mle,s % the
gt.atiie in. and IA J b taxed by the nla.t del
ieate trnais w'iacnt causing dlstfess 10 The
sine time ~ 90 4; ls-ss &C ella aE Ha.
by stTthsfBenlug, ILVi-,rn.ing art refusing Tie
81 stea to baa.thy cDt,oitiei..a nd Is tr-rItg IN
On tae monthly period ot regularity, 10
uatter iruD what cause the Obs, .ucii,b may
arse. The. eh.ui0 however NOT re tax, tue
fri three ~ tour nInu rs OF pregnncy ttoush
sits any o,hsi tue. rs u.i,s ara &c oui IL
tnc i..nl. flcn ru1 cou'aiis 20 lt,s Pie = Il
NJ Httes's .atns ~ diee". e. !, tsiua u.
!! g.. onc4, i."nr.ogr Eo,,eanet- A.e.4Ii-
fy. hea~oa. t.o', II ib.s. r Auta,t,
AMI eHplat',aiiy ,he tan s inivars MAD cal
Ah,is'k, p pniei "' D pages, s.nt 'ree 10 W
adltes<. s,A {, his required Ply pasta, c.
To. nj, III bo' WI be e.ntty Ia IL.
ieptiAl y, "net' ae-i Ell. securely se.i,d r,e-
~ Ut ~ ri muie ~
j. 1t>l y. ". T. Gtnernl agent.
Is Cedar rect. New York.
sold By sill the psiuc,pA. Utuygits.
Nni i'wyer. n"i s.s'o AgeUt., Chicago.
]. j. Wills, Axpnt .'av-np.t
AItH MED.Chn it>CUvEki FOX TIE
~ Psax ~. Mt CGRt ~
Gouorrhss, G,est. Of.ssrai D,sch. ages Inpo-
teic- eerBin,' week.-mrs. NJ, b J., Ia s,is.
incun;in.noe Hrnitsi tt-bliiiy al, iri-
faulty, 5iase', ~;r'ctnr. sud d ie.-
,ioh, Of n k,au.y Is ~ s.aer,
vine. ,s.heen used ~ upxnris,i
400 fh ym or x1s.
IN The f''s.ie p-.r'ies ia .s,irs Access, su
p-''el,l = 3sos. $ q. sules, u any oiaes cvui-
.,"un b s.s.e.t5 ltrJsn
RsEZ ''s. s.'Es aFES Fs3LiS
are speedy ia aci"n, cft.n ed.clirg n r,re in
iew .ys. 8ua shen care u -L.ci.u IL il or.
Dan-nl saey or. eis rtd vr.ctnDls -x-
tae til 4 are la GU be s,.tctD, snt he. e.
Ii os.ase tie s'ons.h,ri prg,s'e tie breath
AID teirs sL.Ar coated. al. Thu, .Uus t~s.e IL
as"i,tei No.hsng- oi oi-t is IL ce.,ay wutisi
usn. them, ar durs ttcir .eti.n IN. r- nh
nu-, TAN H. aims s,x J.sen T. Il. -
Psic = sold b. oil sr. rr,is.fpaI liIutv,s.s
Ia places whei. 40 sEs"t j. atv,rti- Jn-y Giil
n. ~ b. r.asl pat. ant cat i..nsiaiiy q.
cuse. iua, oh aii' whs. atsfrts. II re- ~.
aouev. by }. ibI N, u ~. ~ Ccisr ST. Nl
-m,ts Il wv.r " hottest. /. .te, hscr.u
~ a
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r. 3. MOOaE
M.r,NNAN,

M.T1NNAN,.
Nv. II xAsr % st., OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN HALL
Family 1rOcsr.
II EEgs lOAsTAN aLY ON HAND A CHI 10 i
IN ~ ek OF Family 6scesres. Of oil kinds,
p.ish be offers .. the sorsft prices also
PUEl " oRA
II. Medissl y.y,oser, which have bees -eiteted
.es,ccially for this market. lie 2 let's . tsi
share Of cstrUnage. Call and easi,ii so.ds and
.s.... mvf3-d-s.
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laIas, IUklsAN.

JOlis JU1AlsANs
n Il vrsr- ssuoAD ~. ssS. EaAD1 nAsns
~aAxrs 70 OaDHR AKD n THE BEST
M ssyls
Me- aaA 0oys' CoosAtDg \,
y ...r, aeopsspesea. ne fujIsst ntfeoAsoGsG
~essrstsd. ssatest No. ~ ~ q eosaeN go
!. - : sassisDasee = ItksssI gassenss D 0al1 ~
.s1ssssAsss. .AAyss ~
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From DF faker. Professor ir Tie oston uusi
cal Institute. Astto-, Sc. and iftctcs of Nus
Ic II be = ntb C-:gis hat'o1sl an'.n
HtsFD<, II "a
GsNLEsf.. confess TO b serg eat lated
81 = ice z AT Reel I.4 sn.- before h.v-
-, nd ,oM AmeIresE ,tgsB. Fat ~ y.ur
ie~ ii .i.td - v" cling TIE me-" saa.rs, 81 ming
b. zs.pg socta aas teen e,trs'y c.'sn, ara Va
, acs Vi IT n ptse ,ns .n.iike t0nt sut.i,u I'd. he
sc.iUD pfuint he iuniax Is .ea ~ irifc',
u lvu Osgnns ..cesse thr pa four -e they u,.iit
sney nus coli1 iI.O se'y general u,e.
Nth rear, naiy .o.rs,
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@Rnlcal.
How to Keep in Good Health
AND
WHAT IS THE CAUSE oF DISEASE

THE primary cause of every disease that hs N ~
L heir TO ls lInpufty Of the blood. The blood he-
comes impure from many causes. Impure ar or
chang Of weather. unwhoesoma food and exposure
are among the principal causes Of impunty Of the
blood, The symptoms are gddlness, headache, co.,
s ID thoughts, eyes dull IND heavy, drowsness, con-
st ation OF the bowels, bad taste In the mouth foul
tongue liver complaints, pains 10 the back and legs.
OF appetite, sleepess nights collie, cramp, pain
and ghtness Of the chest heartburn gout and rheu
matism, puking and purRing chls aud fevers more
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| cd Dr. STRICKLAND, east fouth street, Cucinna
| ii, Vhio,
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plantation l5uters.
S. r.s-1eeo-,,x.

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rhey are an anudote to change Of water and diet;
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They strengthen the system and ealiyen She mind
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have been great sufferer from dyspepsia,
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send US twenty-four dozen more, OF youi
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7orrss au0 csIuak 5aaking.
WYnkOOn's Iceland PectOral.

Diseases OF the throat, chestand pulmonary orgAnA
arr aver prevalent, nsidious and dangefbus. The
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The Rev j. j Potter certihes that, II have used Or
WyDk0ops Pectoral Tor several years. myself and IN
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Hundreds and thousands OF important tesumom'
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and that Il never lails- ..
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| gradients. tits harmless prompt and lastng IN
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Freparedby DR.. D wynEoop, aud sold BY D
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Would these chldrsA nave u comfortable home and
he means OF educAuon2 Would this wife be lnde PEN
dent OF the cold charities Of the worldi Would ths
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How lew can answer these question 70 their sstslac-
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QNHE Rtna grants policies FOR LIFE, Tor a term
L Of years, Endowment policies and chlidi ems I'm
iowment Also, Non Forieihng Policies, on which no
payment is required after ten yesre.
Five thousand dollars paid on two losses an TINS cy
within tho last six months,
Among all the oontriyancea OF men to protect the
family circle from want, De found more sim
pie character, noble in It's features, or certain IN
s results than Lie Insurance. IL IL the prop Whidf
the dying husband caves to
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PROJECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

~, ,,,,o ha has prer.ded them into eternityi Syit
th honest bor ssh sties his conhting Nhru
fate seemed least propItous. In moral and MoIiuy
sense, It is great weapon oy "h"h 'o TO" 'o"'"
Let any husbaud father, sou, ask hmsell, II "sr
to die to niZht, would those who arc dear'o me
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LOOKS THE DANGER IN rae FACE,

That he may grappie with ~ wise man, that be
may stuay Us ntare and palahsits threatening. The
tls -as, na.t ------
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Young rnsn iuBt starting IN hus,ness, whose chief
capital their energy and gritty should insure their
lives 20 the annount VI half ts8r liabilities. such an
act Of dsintertssted honesty wien known to thercred-
itors would Justly increase tlrar confidence In them
II Wond show that they did not wisl % leave their be
friends sEposed 60 aVoidabe contingency VI and the
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Albrrp STABLE.
JAMES OATHoART's
LIN RY s TIA q L e..

A Rrice DilIes oil stand Jefferson traet, imma.
a daleiy Cpposite tho market, where may be had
a althmes the best Of harness horses, bpgdss, car
Hs Is also prepared to keep horses BY the week on
.eascnahio seIuA. Il sr-1- ~ Aulsdem
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Important to all interested

j. +. LEHTZ & son,
;sSllceessofs 10 Lentz WeckelD
IIAVE Just received from the Eastern market, at
Isl cash Pu,ehAssst largeassori ment Of mems, Ia
dss, BOYS, youths mi sses, and chlldrepG Boots
Shoes and GAMERS the FIRST qualify aud latest style,
and prices that defy petition. Also, good as.
sortmsnt Of Hats and Gap for men and boys. All
nds OF work sds TO order. Of the bsst material aud
workmanship. ht Is warranted.
eFHsD. r. WEEK EL, foreman, VII surely please
you II you giye them trl, .i = A-s lA
Call and examine their stock before purchasing else
Whsre. ~ .-.-. j. II. LENTZ son,
sale 81 sFlO4 Main, ,betw n'Phrd and Market
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Persons Of asdentary habits troubled with Nsstesss
ia aituds puation OF ths heart,lssk Ol apPsHte
distress after earng, torpid liver constipation, .
deserve to suffer il they will not try the celebrated
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ABINGDON BIZ THE FTREsTpE,

l am . king in my own domain. as
And my little wife is queen;
ana Jointly over our realms we reign
a royal couple 1 ween.
Beauty and grace are the robes that Gov
From her bly, shoulders down;
me gems Of truth on her bosom glow.
And love in her golden crown.
her dainty hands are brown with toll.
der cheeks with the breszes' kiss,
Ano she works for q filler Of the soil.
As work for him was bliss.
am the king and the tiller, too
MY arm rs my proud domain;
And the will TO dare, and the strength 10 DO
Are the scep .ers Of my reign.
Al my touch the teeming earth yields up
Her wealth for my feast and store;
Ihe nectar of health brims high nv cup
Ny measure of bliss runs Ger.
onI ne'er was q happier realm, / Ween,
tnan ours meath the arching sky;
ana never a happier king and queen
Than my little wife andL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-29
Peas and POtatOes---Strange
Result,

A French agriculturist made last
year a singular experiment, the sue
cess of which has surpassed all ex-
p~ectation. He planted four potatoes,
two of which received each a bean,
and the other two each a pea. In a
very short time the peas and beans
brought forth very vigorous shoots,
which furnished TO their proprietor
four copious dishes. Bnt the most re-
markable thing was that the potatoes
sprouted wonderfully, and were not
touched by disease. Still more, the
tubercles multiplied themselves extra
ordinarily; the first top yielded thirty
eight fbres; second thirty; the third
Twenty-Five, and the fourth twenty
eight-alI very healthy.
We have planted sixteen potatoes,
all of which have received a pea and
a bean. Never have we noticed a
more vigorous vegetation. The shoots
of the potatoes, as well as those of the
peas, have universally averaged a
height of from five to six feet, The
tubercles, which were numerous,
measured, for the most part, from six
teen TO eighteen inches in circumfer-
nee The whole production is four
minots and a quarter. As to the peas,
the husks were also very numerous,
bnt must of them could not ripen, be-
cause they found themselves envel-
oped in a mass of shoots and leaves.
The tubercles had been planted too
near each other.
This experiment has been made by
IN agriculturist of IsIed'Orleans. He
has planted three potatoes, all of which
had received a pea. These three po-
tatoes yielded f%orty-seven tubercles,
quite remarkable for size. This agri-
culturist is so well satisfied with the
result of his experiment, that he has
decided to follow the same method
for all his potato planting the next
year.-Erchdn0e.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-29

Army contractors are sometimes
ambushed enemies who lie in Oeight.
Aye, and in measure, too.