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Car SIeNs-NoTIcn.-Persops wishing to secure
business signs on the cars Of the Ohesnut and Wal
nut, Tenth and Eleventh, Fifth and Sixth Streets
Railroads, for the ensuing year will please make
early application at the office Of the International
second floor This is one OF the most efectua modes
oI aaVeLtlslng ever lnVenteo Az present every car
N. B.-Inside signs on the same roads lettered on
glass and framed In oiled walnut and gilt and for
NM nrdnr lcrnI
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LARCENY OF FLANNEL.--John Cabe, who
lives at Fourth and Shippen streets, with two
and CalIOwhill streets two rolls of flannel.
Officer Houck, stationed near by, saw the
maahouVre, ana gave cnase. At coates strees
Coates they got out. But the officer came up In
time TO catch Cabe, who was escorted to the
Seventh District Station House, where he was
committed by Alderman Toland.
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AND No 600 BROADWAY. 1 NEW 7oRK.

CHEAP soAPi Coon soAr1- NatrOna Refined
RaponiHer or Concentrated Lye. Two cents pound
for superior Hard Soap. Twelve pounds of SOFT Soap
for one cent Every family can make their own Soap
All varieties of Soap easily made as cup OF conee
Is q concentrated lye for making Soap, Just ais
Overed In Greenland In the Arctic Seas and s COM
posed mainly OF illuminate Of soda, which, when
mixed with refuse fat, produces the best detersve
6oap In the world. One box Will make l7S pounds OF
good Son Soap. or It's equivalent In superior Hard
Soap Retailed by all druggists and grocevs In the
United States. Full recipes with each box Dealers
eAn obtain wholesale in cases. each containing 4s
Boxes NJ liberal discount, OF all the wholesale
gfOcers and druggists in all the and cities OF the
United States or of OLIFFORD PEMBERTON,
General Agent, Pittsburg, Pa
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS :. Il.
How Mr.. Johnson Treats tne
Adjourned Session.
Important Treasury Movements.
Gen. steadman's New Position

Ht'., ntep Ets.. Uts.. Ets.. nee;
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GROVER a BAKERS Highest Premium Sew
Ing Machinea, No. $50 Chestnut street
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al TO u. MoINTIRE & BROTHER,
VI TO a. SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, SCARFs,
81 TO 81 TIES, AND GENTS FURNIsHINa
81 TO 81 GOODS of every kind at small
81 TO n. advance above cost.
No. 1895 CHEsNUT street.
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LOOK !-PRICEs REDUCED
5000 per ton. Best Schuylklll Stove Coal
$500 per ton. Best Large Nut Coal.
$3.50 per ton. Best Lehigh Stove and
Heater Coal.
$3.50 per ton. Large Lehigh Nut Coal,
At WILLIAM w, ALTERS Coal Depot,
Ninth street (957), below GiraEd avenue Branch
Offee, corner Sixth and Sprlng Garden streets
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AEEETIHG OF CoNoREss.--A preparatory meeting
20 consider various important measures win be held
az Charles Stokes q Co.'s Frstc Clothing House.
under the Continental Hotel, to-day The measures
will include the exact size around chest and waist
and length Of sleeve for coats around the waist
win length OF inside seam for pants. II these mea
Sures are properly engrossed the books OF the
House, perfect satisfaction is guaranteed which is
than can be said OF those At that other House t
Washington.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Host StyIfsh ClOthfng IN Philadelphia,
Host StylfSh CgOthflQfR Philadelphia.
Most Styltsh Clothing tn Philadelphia,
Most StyIish Clothing IN Philadelphia,
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q EN TURY ToBA c o.
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1.-THE GROWING DEMAND
FOR RRIGAT, WEsTERN
CMEWIMG TOBACCO IN
DUCEH US TO PACK IN AD.
DITION To OUR REGULAR
BRANn OF DARK CENTURV
LEAF "CEN TO CNNI
SUMERA OF THE LTGMT
GRADES TOBACCO, ONE
TRIAL WHLLAATISFH Il THEM
THAT 1T BS THE TTNEGT'
MANUFACTURED.
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A DISHONEST BBDFBLLow.--Willis J. Robin
son went to bed last last night at about ii
o'clock with another gentleman, at a board
ing house st Fifteenth and South streets. When
everything was dark and quiet and Robinson
felt assured that his neighbor was sound asleep,
pantaloons OF the latter, and was about to "go
through them" when the supposed sleeper and
owner thereof got up softly too, and just as
he felt himself suddenly flying towards one
corner OF the room. The intended victim then
cried "police," and they being about, arrested
Robinson. who was committed by Alderman
Mink in default of $500 bail.
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-11-28

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1n oVosv 1eaRe tspm beginning 10 end. AZ
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" . rssfscs machine. Every part r. found
nv s "a t ii psac1cs.. and ~. r.. r.
sseW tosnso home: Instead OF slugKish
$40 0ooso nCti0n, the balance even un0er
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FIRE At ALPINE.-On the night 81
the 2lst inst. small dwelling house
~ Alpine was burned to the ground.
The family saved nothing but their
lives. and having no othsf property
and no Insurance, arc left destitute
Had they been incurred in sone good
home Company, the Hawkeye Of Dsa
Moines for instance, they would have
had the money by this time to com-
mence building again, instead Of liv-.
ing dependent on the cold charity Of
the world.
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DlsraIcr CouRr. Judge TAnHn
Elf, and Pros. ATT y. WHAv14 Asss
arrived Court opened this inornirx
aud adjournsa silll o'clock this p. b.
The District Court met again II
9 o'clock ?. N. to-day.. Roll " At
tornsys and State docket cs.lloa.--
Grand Jury. irnpanneled, and Pstsr
Knox foreman.
The lawyers in attendance from
abroad were, J,idgss Knapp, Negas
and Trimble. Col. .Dan'l. "A nderson,
T 3. Perry, K. W. lloyd, Lee 4
Seston, and H. n. Clement. Ad:
jolrusd until 81 q. N. toInorrow.
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FOR SALE AT GREAT BAH-
GAINS

! will sell my farm In Pleasant town.
ship, in this conntv, Some ,~ilos N. E.
If this citv, consisting Of TO acres i'm Gull
tivatian nnd rs arr,.s III timber and pas-
ture. well waterei. with tenement houses,
orcs,arl. tc.. situated in IA govt n.ighhor
hood near school hause. ~, | on the cosln-
~ roa;l lea ling from Ottun wa to Blsdens.
burg; also two houses and lots in this citv
Also several hundred acres Of choice land.
some II II improved, situated nn the line
Oithe Is. & N r. r.. west Of here, ut very
low figures. II application is made ut my
office, in the r. o., baii,.ine. Mt nm early
day. j. NJ. HEDRICK.
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Barbers.-When BARRIERS abuse
Burnett's cocoaire it is . sure indica
ton Of its merits Honest andintel-
lixcnt ones recommendit.
Good judges think no FlavoYing
Extracts equal TO BurnettA
All Cutaneous Diseases, as tan,
frrckles, roughness. sunhnrn, dryness
from cold or heat, inflammation, blotch-
GO, eruptions, yield to the potency Of
Brunette Kalliston,
Burnetts Morimel has the oder Of
boquet.
a distinguisit6d lAMtsr avrites -
! had ~ AAthsh9 sthehty years,
and Jonas hitoohs lemody cured
me" ~ ~, : 49,. s. s' >:'; ~ +;
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AGENTS wANTED.--3lO to go day,
to introduce our NEW patent Star Shuttle
Sewing Machine. Police "a. II uses ~ .
threads, aud makes the genuine Lock
Site All other low priced machines
make the Chain Stitch.
Each agent Furnished with copv 1T
I4Atters Patent. Exclusive territory given
Send for circulMrs. 55
8. r. HFNDERanM e Co.,
Sole Agents fDr the West and South,
ef0 N. 4th Street, S. Louis Ne.
eAn "a AvR Am.
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There will he q reunion Of the
Congregational society At the church
on Thursday evening for the
benefit Of the pastor.
Friends are invited to come and
spend a social hour, and partaks al
refreshments, and contribute 70 . de-
6cient salary.
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WAxrrDl-Evsry 70 use Pal.
mcr's Tonic, ! sure cure for oil dis.
eases arising ff,m ! disordersd stom-
ach. Sold BY Hinsey, Lewis 4 Co
Losr.-The man who lost his ap
petite, can have it restored BY using
Palmer's Tonic, soldat Hinsey Lewis
4 Co.'S.
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i; TIMOTHY,
OSAGE.
NO HUMBUG
@ YSTERS AT REDUCED PR

CES The undersigned takes pleas
ure ~ ini0ruSing the citizens Of Ottumwm,
that he isss Ono NJ llse neNtest fitted up and
pleasant rooms in she city. in which he 70
sslw rsAdy tn serve mp Fresh Oysters In
mny and VII styles. and ~ prioes 70 suit
the tisMess
will also sell by The can the best Bslii.
more sEd Norfolk Oysters cheaper than
usly sAheS lsusuae tn the city.
a ti1e ass0rtnsent Of cigars, and alao
pure NhiNe and .;Atawha Wine, BY the bot.
liz. constantly on hand. Main street reAr-
II onpnsite 1olai1GNll's New Hotel.
se&& GoUle GKGBR1cH.
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ARTIFICIAL LEGS & ARMS.

1svented nv : Surge0s. Nine patents
Ii .T.e,fs, TaAaine from tho odd stytss, 80,
responding prices. up tn the Anatomical
Leg. with Lateral motion ut the Ankls
like The natsrAl ore, ut $3.50. Id
Two patents 10 Arms, with new shoulder
motisa, o7S 70 1l3S. 0end Tor pamphlet
II contains valuable Information, and y
sent frss. Addseea
DOU0LAsS bly,, NJ. b.
g. Louis, 10.
LKw1s LocxwooD, Agt. (Sept1sdw sm
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REIIGIous NoricE. There will 10
divine service and q sermon--appro.
pirate to the occasion, delivered il
the Episcopal Church On the morning
Of Thanksgiving dry, Thursday the
18th inst. at II O'clock, a. M.
]. E. RrAN, Rector.
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The Presbyterian and Methodist
congregations Of thiacity viii unite
in . Thanksgiving service, at-the n.
+. Church, on Thursday It II 4. Il.
The public generally are invited. III. '
] N. McELRoY,
h. H; WAXING, Pastors.
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EMPIRE.
SEWING MACHINE COMP. NY
sALER ROOM Gle BROADWAY, ny.

No. l Family Machine. This Machine
has straight needle perpendictilar action,
makes the Lock or Shuttle stitch, which
win ueither rip nor ravel, and Is nlike ON
both aides; performs perfect sewing I'm every
description Of material, with cotton, linen
or silk thread.
Ithems, felis. binis. tucks. quilts, plaits
and gathers. AS q family machine 1t has
no superior.
Price, with hemmer aud braider. 80.
Particular attention. IL cnlletiio our new
improved manufacturing machines. They
run light and are comparatively rlciseless.
simple. durable and eficiont. For cloth
or leather work they have no competitors.
No 2 machine, with hesnmer and braid
er, SIS
&9.Agents wanted to whom lil,era dis
cOun, will be given. Del ~ 3m dIkW
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produce AUX
uriant growth Of hair upon i bald head ar
heardless face, also recipe tor the remov-
al Of PinpleA. Blotches. EruptiOns, etc.
ON the skin, leaving the same snft. clear.
and beautiful, can he 0btained without
charge nv adj. reaaing
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
823 Broadway. New York.
June 8, l867-wly-{s. i. p. l5l.
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Special Notices.
Read, Read.

The undersigned IS prepared to paint
Portraits int,il Colors, in the latest STYLES
Li.esize. Or any size desirable, at low fig
ures. Persons having small pictures 0f
deceased friends, wishing to have them
enlarged and cnlored life like, give me Il
cal! and not entertain the absurd nntian
that nothing ran he done right unless II
is done in The Fast. Give the chance
and can do il well and mnci, cheaper.
Card Photographs. Ambrotypes aud
Gems taken on short notice.
Main ST. Ottamwa Iowa.
llmwly. FL. NUNAMAKER.
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JUST RECEIVED
A very choice lot Of
a PPT .EG

Of different varities, the freshest IN the
market, which l am selling Oh Ut
LOW FIGURES
by the barrel or bushel. Call and
examine for yourselves, before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
H. G. DIXON,
First door west Of the post Office.
Also, very superior lot Of Gran
berries. Cheap.
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Yours reapectfWjlv.
q. w. HfNDI.EROWER.
MARRIAGE AND cELrBAcY.

AND THE HAPPINESS or TRUE MANHOOD.
An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
Of Solitude, and the Physiological ErrOrs,
Ahstses Nntt Disenispa wlnlCh cresste isnrssai-
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n Relief. Sent In sesiRd letter envelopes,
fIts. 81 charge. Address, Dr.. J. 8KILLIN
aQuGHI0k. Howard Asssstatioa. PAAa-
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The history At tho Great Rebellion
can DO written hy any well educated
man In ! single half year, but the his
tusxef thssuccesss Of DR.. ]. w. Po-
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Thousand wall educated men IN MY
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DoDaE's PATENT SrovEs. We
have a stock OF these celebrated open
Parlor Stoves on hand which by the
late decl;ac in prices. VIC ere enabled
to cell ut $500 for the No. 2. and
$40. 90 for the No. 2. which is IS or
80 per cent below the old prices.
CLARKE 4 FUTILE.
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Book Agents " anted
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A Masonic MEETING. DIR. Rob,
Morris, the well known Masonic au-
thor and poet will give recitations Of
his MASONIC. Poems. at the Masonic
! Hall in this place, on Friday, Decem.
Der 18Th, commencing at Z O'Clock
p. m.
Master Masofs only will be admit.
ted. This il tha FIRST visito Of Dr.. Nor.
ris to the Fraternity Of our place; VIC
doubt not il will be = welcome one to
Lis numerous friends. We learn tina,
DIR. Morris will embark, in : few
weeks, upon On important Masonic
errand to Europe and The Holy Land
thus initiating series Of explora
tons into the antiquities Of those
countries which we're the birthplace
and cradle Of Erecmasonry. This
plan will BE- fully explained to the
brethren ~ tkIs meeting above nam
I'd. VI
Mr Bartlett, the business agent d
Or. Morris, informs us that ample
notices OF his.visit has been distribut.
81, 80 that every Master Mason il
the county will consider himself il,
vi.ed to attend. DR.. Norris stay i,
positively limited TO : single even
ing.
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N Co1o1I~lt 0oD1D110 -
'uors . bsy = M pesp6 en-. j -
Land Z Cha, Dsse Ohsnisae 0a)sga-
~, thsn i d. etAsr kinds sAas ssly
weigh Il o. % o.
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GROvESTEEN'S PIANOS
CIR YES TEEN s. PIANOS
Groresteen's Pidaas.
400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,

400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
400 Broad~ay NeW York.
400 Broadway, New York.
Are uurivalIs.i FIR Durability. power
and Evehnes~ of'rone- TlHy are f.st l,e-
cOliii.K the fi,v0rst" ovpY all others.
with M,tsiriahs, Amateurs and iii hv.rs
every respect. Price one third tower than
other first class snnl<ers. .Sp1tfi tfr C;rc,.
lar. GROvESTEEN Il co.
DIV 3ns. 400 Broadway New York.
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Tob;ns' Derby Condition Powders, Are
warranted superior 10 any others, or no
pay, tor the care Of Distemper. WORMS.
Bots, Coughs, Hide-bOund. Guilds. DC, in
Horses; and Colts, Cough. Loss of Mix.
Black Tongue. Horn Distemper, DO, in
Cattle. They are perfectly safe and inmo-
cent; no need Of stopping the working OF
your animals. They increase the appetite,
give tine coat, clemnse the stomach and
urinary organs; also increase the milk of
cows. Try them, and You will never be
without them. Hiram Woodruff, the eel.
ebrAted trainer Of trotting horses, has
used them tor years, and recommends
them To hts friends. Col. Pinto r. Bush.
+, the Jerome Race Course. Fordhnm. N,
Y, would not use them until he was-toh
o: what they are composed, since which
he is never without them. He has oyer
twenty running horses in his charge. and
for the last three years has used mo other
medicine for them. He has kindly per-
mittad me to refer amy Que to him. Oyer
1000 other references can he see at the de-
pot. Sold by Druggists and Saddlerr.-
Price 25cents per boz. Depot. IS Cortland
Street. New York.
nov. p -dAwlm.
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HeAiache, nesvsss 80 go
stomach, dissrsss afssr eating. pre-
trats wsakscae, Characterization ~ -.
ciety. mental desposdsncy, 10, ara
the rule rather thar the exception
With tho husAaA family, and Aavs
stamped their eAscts apos y ALL
The most e1sctivs. gentle, sudden
and agreeable rensdy ID the Planta.
ton Bitters. They have probably
cured and alleviatcd more cases in
ihe past Ave ysars than Al other
|medieines combined. They are sold
throughout tho length and breadth
of the lani.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,


A dressing which
i ct once agreeable,
healthy, and cfectnal
for preserving the
hair. Faded o. gray
Aair u soon .vestored
y - or;gi~al color
and dls gloss and
Ees|lsess Of youth.
Thin hair Il thick.
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ffov1OcuCe, AsN.. MAY Ii. l0&bt.
DR.. JOHN BULL: ! send you so far
CEDRoN BrrrERs. Please spn.l whit II
will cnuie tn. atter paying freight. IL Cot.
nsnt,us. Miss. ] have been tr0Uhlesi TOR
severai years with indigestion; have Ind
year and In February; 1854, was attack
ID with general paralysis. was conlin,
ed to NV room for the balance Ofthe wear
and, In fact, continued In very weak
and nervous condition until some two
months since, when Twas put under IN
operation, and your CedrOn Bitters fOr
treatment. l commenced improving right
away; and am pr.tev we'll restored.
YOnSn truly,
n. L. NEAL.
I.O,lisvjli% KY, Nov. .. 1854.
resolved this day the following rom
LaAnrNAier Kcnsnrky:
Din. Joan. BULL: Please send me In
haste. for NY 0s0M We. one dozen Of your
Cedvrn Hitter~. have tried them. and
Aud them all yOU ciMim f,r them. They
are curing me- OScosssumption oflOng saan-
ding.
Yours respectfully.
q. w. tHfNnIEROWER
ANOTHER TESTIMONY.
Rloomiliytnn. Ill.,. O.t II. 1864.
Tn. JOHN BULL. Mnsie All arrange
usent with yoMr sgent. July 20. 1854, 1Or
selling your Ccdron hi tiers, Nnd are about
aold out. We wxnt (nsse grnss) twelve
hrxes more without lelNv. We are intro
dncin9 them readily. and think they an.
mrs. HOHI i rRoTHEas
Sold Ivy Tnvinr, Flake 4 Co.. Oftunwa
Iowa. Aug. II DIV I'm.
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Magnolia Water.-A delightful
toilet article superior 70 Cologne
and Ct half tina price.
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness oAsn, though NOT always, cured
By it, use. Nothing can restore tho
hair where the tollicles are destroyed,
Or tho glands atrophisd and decayed,
But such @ remain can Be saved for
usefulness BY this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with . pasty sedi-
mcnt, il Win kept clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling Of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those dcleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. # wanted
merely for Z