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MISCELLANEOUS

Caucusing at Montgomery on
American steamers at III .EAAa EeVoAsa-
Dealh n EditOr-suielde
NEW YORK, Sept. IA Havana letter says
that the fnes imposed on the American steamers
Liberty and Cuba Of Baltimore, have been re-
vcked. They were accused Of violations OF Cuban
customhouse regulations.
AUGUSTA, Sept. l7.-Westher cool; overcoas
in demand.
BALrmoRE. Sept. H. Confederate Col. Il. M.
Buckley, OF Fmcastle, ViTgiais, committed suicide
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NUMBER 30.

refrain from putting his name in the papers." !"
After the race, the yachtsmen and their friends
assembled on Msj. Hoyt's capscious gall
lery, where numerous glasses, with ice
and so.forth were on hand. and there listened
to the neat speech in which Maj. Austin presented
the challenge cup to its winner-C. 7. Howard,
represented on the occasion by Col. Nixon.
Toasts, responses and presentation of other prizes
followed, until warned by the approaching shades
that the time for returning TO the city had arrived,
the party broke up to meet again to-day. and We
hope to enjoy repetition Of the sport Of yester-
day.
A full list of the races of to-day viii be found
in another column.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

OPENING or THE CoosA RIVERA company was
organized at Gadsden, Ala, on the I'd inst, and
charter obtained under the amended corporation
acts of that State with capital stock Of four and.
half million dollars. TO carry out the great en-
terpIise of making the waters OF the Ceoss river.
navigable. This enterprise successfully carried
out will make uninterrupted navigation from Rome
10 Mobile and New Orleans, and would be Of In
calculable advantage to large section OF country
embracing parts Of Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee
North Carol na.and Virginia. Let there be "loug
pull, and a strong pull, and pail all together, =
IGa d I'nnrier.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

The result Of The Maine election Is the choice
of Joshua L. Chamberlain for governor ana q & .no
following congressman John Lynch, D; MOI
nh Jsmes G. Blaine, John G. Peters and Eagsne
Hsil. ali Republicans. Peters, Lynch and Blaine e
are members OF the present Congress. Haze
elected in place Of Pike, and heri ~ p,S0s ss.yt
AGO from Pennsylvania. has more brains than al
The rest Of the delegation.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

GorNo! Go1SG i! GONE i!!-Faster than the
anctioneers $ hammer knocks down merchandise
neglect dsposes of the teeth. Bid, therefore, for
that prize of life, perfect set, by brushing them
regnlgrlv with Sozodont.
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FRIDAY MORNING.
tO-dsy by taking morphine, after losing $1,000 at

to-usy by tHKIng MorpnIne, sIter IosIus sIVOV a'
faro. M .-.-a
SAVANNAH, Sept. 17.-Jno. E. Hayes, editor of
the r. publican, died yesterday.
MosTseMEBY, Sept. 1.-The Legislature did
nothing to-day. Both houses adjourned early,
and the Republicans went into secret caucus to
decide what course to pursue on the registration
question. A large number Of them arc opposed
TO registration, and desire to have no election In
November.
frost last night.
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The PROSPECT OF WAR ABROAD.

Excitement inthe New York Money Market.
Nlw YoRK, Sept. l7.-Hesvy purchases of
gold by German bankers, coupled with rumors
that the aspect of affairs between France and
Prussia is becoming more threatening, has
produced some excitement in the market here.
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RIVER NEws.

sr. LOUIS, Sept 17.-River rising slowly, with
six feet to Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. IT.-River receding slowly.
eight feet four inches in the canal. Weather clear
and very cool. Another frost is expected to-
night.
VIcKsBURG, Sept. 17.-Psssed up-R. E. Lee at
I'm. Passed down-Ers No. 81 P, NJ. River
rising.
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IHE MAINE ELECTION.

The Radical Majority Upwards of $4,000
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. l7.-346 towns give q ia
Republican majority. The balance Of the STATE
will probably increase this 1000.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

ANOTHER FIENDIsH OUTRAGE BY ANEGRo.-Tks
most intense excitement WAS created IN Bridge
port Conn, on the 18th inst, by the alseoVery 81
q fendisb outrage on a highly respectable young
lady Of that city by negro named John Hswley.
The negro was arrested shortly after the commis-
sion Of The outrsge, and it was with the greatest
difficulty that the authorities coulo plo'ec. .as
scnnndrel from the fury OF an excited people.
Ne vas finally committed to jail to await trial.
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FROM HAVANA.
POrt,nu-Prince Adviees.

HAvANA, Sept. l7.-Portau-P Prince advices re-
port considerable produce arriving. All but the
leaders in rebellion have been amnestied sal'
nave is gaining strength in the South, but it Is
feared the North will secede.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

The treasurer of the United States has feesvc
oammnnication from a Catholic priest OF o'noln
nsti inclosng $50 currescy, "couscienee money
due 10 the government.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

WASHINGTON, Sept. LII is stated that
500 600 pounds of manufactured tobacco has
accumulated at Richmond.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

The Democratic Executive Committee OF Tenn
essee has appointed Hon. Ed. Cooper eleetor FOR
the State at large, vice Geo. w. Jones, declined,
and agreed upon a vigorous prosecution OF the
canvass calling upon all districts TO appoint eIec'
tors Immediately.
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FROM MEXICO.

A A.s.n bling OF CoDgres-The MiniateriaI
Crisis Ended, etc.
MEXICO Cry, Sept. 12.-CoDgress assembled
Quorum present. The ministerial crisis has en-
ded. The Indian chief. Logsda, is concentrating
his forces at Barrancas and Jatlsnd. General
Tegurds, from Havana, was arrested on reaching
Mexico.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

On Jsnusrv L 1865. when the Washington Ma
ti6Ial Intelieencer changed proprietors, Ne.
Thomas Donoboe, who for fifty years had been the
chief book keeper. retired. Before leaving how
ever, he obtained the old sign-bOsrd OF the Once
and hsd il made into q coffin for himself.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

The steamship Laurent, which sailed from brest
on the 18th, for New York had an opera boune
company from Paris among the passengers.
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PERMANENT SICKNESS AND PREMATURE DECLINE.

Nor IL pleasant consist physician for the relief Of
these various delicate affections and only upon the most
urgent necessity will far sacrifice her great
eat charm as to do this The viii then thank us for
placing their hands simple specifies which will be found
ecaclous in relieving curing almost every Of those
troublesome complaints peculiar to the sex
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18

TOBACCO AT RICHMOND.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-18


FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY,
WHITES OR LEUooRRHGA,
TOO pRoFUsE MESsTRuATIoN,
BxHAUsTIoY,
TOO LoE,i CONTINUED PERIODS,
FOR PRoLAPsUs AND GEARING DOWN.
OR PRoLAPsUs UTEsI,
We OFFER THE MOST PERFECT SPECIFIC KNOWN
Helmbold's Compound Extract of Buchu.
Directions for Use, Diet and Advice accompany.
FEMALES IN EVERY PERIOD OF LIFE,
From infancy 10 extreme O age viii sud remedy to aid
n.turs in the discharge of q; functions.
STRENGTH is TIE GLORY OF MANHOOD AND
wogASHooD.
HFLMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU
Is MORE STRENGTHENING THAN ANY OF THE
PREPARATIONS OF BARK OR IRON,
Infinitely Safer and More Pleasant.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU'
Having received the of the most prsmnsn ply
sciau. in the United offered to afflicted ha-
.pi,, As CERTAIN CURE for the following diseases aud
symptous, from whatever originating
General Debility,
Nsstsi and Physical Depression
Inbeeility,
Determination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas
.E Hy,tsria
General Iritabirty,
..... Rs.ts,sns.s and sleeressn'ss at Night
kS.erce Of Muscular Efficiency,
Les. of Appetite,
Dyspepsia
Low Spirits
DisOrgan.On or P.rs,yss the Organs Of Generation
Psptaton Of the Heart and fact all the eoaeousAats
aNervous and DebTlitat!d state Of the system
r-t1
TO INSURE THE GENUINE CUT THIS OUT. As
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sold ty Druggists and Dealers everywhere. Price 81
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Describe symptoms in AL communication Address
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DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
5o4 broadway, New York.
None genuine unless done up in steel engraved wa
per- with smile nay Chemical Warehouse and ssn
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF BUOHU.

Hundreds safer on silence hundreds Of others apply
vaniy to druggists who either merely sntaze
them with the hote Of cure apply remedies which make
them worse would wish anything that would
do Injustice to the afflicted, but obliged to that
although be produced Om excessive exhaustion Ofths
powers oH by SbOriOus snt unwhOesoms air and
food, Irofuss msnsrustOn Che Of tea and coffee and
fsausn, Childbirth 1t far Gensr caused by dre irritation
applied to the mucous membrane of the vagina ITSELF
When reviewing the causes distressing complaints.
II Is most painful to contemplate the attendant evils
ouent upon them 1t simple justice the subject to
enumeraie few of the many additional causes which SO
largely sh,ct the
LIFE. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS OF woMAN
In society and which, consequently affect more
or less directly welfare Of the entire human family The
mana that for precOcous education and marriage,
causes the years designed for copoeal develop
snt to be wasted perverted in the restraints Of Dress
IRE early confinement Of school, and especially in the
healthy excitement thu ball Thus with the body
half clothed and mind unduy excited BY plsasure,
verng in midnight he hours designed by nature for
sleep and rest wsrk Of destruction is half accomplished
In consequence Of this shy strain upon her system.
necessary effort required by the delicate vOay to retain
her situation in school tsr day thus aggrAvstng the
ev When excitement 1 another in prospective
keeps mind morbdy eStve TO impression, while the
now constant restraint Of Onsbe dress absolutely for
exercise indspel sable the and
tsnon Of organic health strength the exposure to night
air. the sudden change Of tsperature the complete prosA
ton produced by excessive ncng muAt Of y,
ducs their legitimate last early marriage csps
the climax Of misery unfortunate one, hitherto
utterly regardless Of the pa dictates and remonsrAncss of
hsr delicate nature beeomss1n unw ling snbect OF medical
treatm nt This picture OF the experience of
Thousands of our young wOnsa
Long before the ability to ercse the functions Of the gen
ers;Ve organs they reqar3a education of their peculiar
system composed what is called the tissue which
is in common with the fe.aale and lips evidently
under the control Of mental emotions associations
early poio Of life and shall subsequently these
emotions when excessive ssd long before psbey 70 habits
which sap the very tr victims has set
completed their dsvslOpusn,s
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VOLUME XVIII @
Woman.

Females. owing to the Iecuisr and important relations
which they susHn their peculiar organization and the Offices
they perform. subject many suerngs Freedom from
these contribute small degree to their happiness and
welfare for be happy who ILL., Not snly 50, but
no one Of these various Complaints be suffered
10 run on without involving general health Of the indvid
usl. end isng producing
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THE OREsOENT'S DISPATCHES.

ILLICIT D1sT1LLlNG IN TENNESSEE.
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new HARDWARE STORE!
WILLIAM. II. PETERS,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
Hardware & Cutlery
He HAS FOR THE FARMER.

He HAS FOR THE FARMER,
Buckeye Mowers and ReaD Ders, Pittsbu
Piows and points, Double Shovels and Gu
tivators, Horse and Hand Rakes, Sheep
Shears and Sheep Hoof Trimmers. and
Hoes, Scythes, Hay and Manure Forks,
Sneaths, Scythe Stone, and Rifles; Steel
Farm Bells, Chain and Cistern pumps,
Grindstones for Mowers, Axes, Trace
Chains and Hames Briar and Grass Scvt ne,
Grain Cradles, Shovel and Fork Handles,
Mink Traps, and English and American
Cross-cut Saws
70 THE CARPENTER AND BUILD
Err HE OFFERS, Boring Machines, Planes
Chisels, Saws, Wood and Iron Bench
Screws, Augurs, Barn door Rollers and
Hinges, Door Locks, Hinges, and Screws,
Nails, Glass, White Lead, Shutter Hinges,
&c. &c.
TO THE CARRIAGE AND WAGON
MAX KER.-Draw Knives, Hollow Augurs,
Tenor Saws, AXels, Springs. Seat Springs,
PIpe Boxes Dalnasll,, Ratinett Laces, Oil
Cloth, Lace Drill aud Carriage Bolts
TO THE BLACKSMTTH.-lron Steel
| Horse Shoes, Horse Nails, Anvil Vises
Stock and Dies.
TO THE SADDLFR.- R.-Harness Mount
| ing. Kings, Buckles. Girth Rein and Stain
| ing Web, Saddle Trees, Bride and Harness
| Bits, Wood and Iron Stirups, Harness Butt
| Chains, PLUSH, &C.. &c.
TO THE GUNSMIrH. Gun Barrels
Locks and Mountings.
| To rINNERR q COPPER SMITHS. =
| Sheet> Iron and Brass. Rivots and Wire.
| TO THE CABINET MAkER.-Locks
| Glue, Sand Paper and Castors.
| vyHSLEA3a az PETERS,.
| No. 323 One Door 5ove the Post Office,
| MARKET St.; SrEUBENVILLE, Q.
May q, l867-ly,
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We are how. selling COLLEGES Paten
Clothes Wrnger, which Challenges SupeIi
ority in Wringing any garment or piees
from the size OF BANks-N'.@ it
BED QUILT. june 81, 81
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S. CLANCY ( BRo.-This old and

n =. 80 =
s. CLANCY 4 BRo.-This old and
well known mercantile firm, are Just
in receipt of an immense stock of
goods, selected in the eastern mar
kct by Sim, with his usual good
taste, and most thorough kuowledgc
Of the wants Of this co mmrnisy.
A residence in this county Of over
fifteen years, in the goodsrade, has
made the CLANCY boys 80 we'll and
favorably known by everybody, that
it is scarcely necessary for us to com
mend them to the people, as men
who always represent their goods
just exactly as they aye, who sell a,
the lowest n tch; and who are per
haps the most extensive aud liberia
dealers in farm products in oul
midst, 10 1fli ~ gaialE lddG f.
Their gratifying success in bust
ness here, has enabled them to oper
| ont q large house in Alton, which il
presided over BY L. D. Bosworth
late popular clerk in their house
here, and by WIN. Mann, Of Alton,
We hope that the people of thai
section of the country, will give this
branch Of this tip top mercantile
house, that patronage which theil
liberality and public spirit so richly
1 deserve, zi'ga yesusgAGs bar y
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EDDYvILLE.-Wc are pleased to
learn that our I'D friend i. a.. Stright,
enrolling clerk Of the last Iowa Fl louise
Of Representatives, has purchased the
defhnct Eddyville TFanscipt and
viii resurrect and reconstruct i, and
under . new name, will soon bunch
it6rth on the tide ofjournalism rs a
red hot Grant and Colfax paper
Stright will make good paper; has
agood unoccuped field 10 work in;
and we fell certain has sense enough
to understand the fact that there lis
room enough in the world, for both
Ottumwa, and Eddyville, to flourish
without an interminable ifrepressible
conflict.
& We hope to chronicle the unbound.
cd success of the prospective Eddy
vile paper. no
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Get your Democratic neighbor tc
take the COURIER until after Grants
election.
1t will sour him on Kukluxism.

BIG CoNTRAcr.-Capt Madison,
Lotion E. Gray. and John G.. Baker,
have just taken the contract to fur
nish Wolf, Carpenter & Co, 10000
ties for the B. 4 NJ. R, r. west. They
will probably take the contract for
the other one hundred thousand
necessary to complete it to the Mo.
River. Their present contract alone,
will disburse SIS to 100000 among
our people, and will DO a great public
benefit.
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ne undersigned offers for sale his farm
OF 70 acres situats's 2miles south Of Ash
anu, y Wapello county. Forty acres m
:, ae, ~ tiNation, balance timber. There liz
shop; good water and fruit Of Hi Einds -
.eliis good. For particulars call on the
Undersigned on the premises.
July ot@' VI n JOHN PRAY
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AN lMMENsEsE HoUsE.-We have
had tho pleasure of looking through
the imense Clothing House of E. W.
Belts in this city, which is in respect
to the amount Of stock kept on
hand; the business done; and the
machine like perfection Of system
that prevails in it, from bottom to
top, the largest, and best conducted
House in the clothing line, in Iowa.
The first floor is principally devo.
ted to thu retail trade, whore that
Prince of cutters, and filters b. Sal.
vo, and number of accommodating
ting clerks, hold forth in eli their
glory, ready to array man in the
finest fabrics made in Europe or
America, in a style that would do no
discredit to the best establishments
on Broadway. goro saeg
ii The I'd and Sd floors are ent;rel,,
devoted TO the wholesale and mann.
featuring business, and we werc az.
tonlshed at the amount of his stock
For extent and variety it would corr.
pare favorably with an Eastern job.
blng House. He is reducing his
stock rapidly Of late, bv hoavv sales
TO all parts of the country, but he in.
forms US that he is now crrrvirc
near $4,000 worth ofgoods, and that
his annual sales will exceed. rather
than fall under $500, 900.
he keeps two competent men
travelling, canvassing tor trade |
which in addition to statesmen and
manufacturers, makes his force en-.
Ployed regularly about 20 men.
The bulk OF the clothing for iii,
nouse In manufactured at Utica NJ
IT, and Belts arrangements enabios
MN 70 lay them down in Ottumwa
a cheap, and sell them as low a.
Chicago Jobbers. w. ~
we are pleased to chronicle tho
aci mat his trade is Commensurate
"i.h his enterprise, in keeping one
! the finest and heaviest stocks 81
'oods west of Chicago. /
/
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SoLD'-Dr. Harrison Box has sold
MS new building on Front. street to
Mr.. Burns, of Keosauqua, and one Of
me owners Of Union Block, for
$500. -o'
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The JoLLIrIcATIoN.-In spite Of
the. extremely cold weather, q large
crowd of both sexes, assembled on
the street last night, to rejoice over
the glorious Republican victory in
Maine. sA ~
The Tanners" and Cadets" were
out in force, and presented hand
some appearance, and were running
over with enthusiasm.
Hon. E. H. Stiles, Major A. II.
Hamilton and Capt.. G. Hutchinson
delivered short, and telling speeches,
which were received with delight by
the crowd.
During tho speaking two drunken
vagabonds, who have heretofore es.
saycd to interrupt and annoy Repub.
eiican meetings, made themselves
very offensive BY thrusting their
presence among our boys, yelling for
Seymour and Blair.
They were frequently advised to
keep out Of tho crowd, and stop their
offensive cheering. So long howev.
er as they only yelled for Seymour
and Blair, they wore let alone, but
when one of them evinced the more
orthodox character OF his Democracy
by yelling out thrcc or four times al
the top OF his voice "Hurrah for JEFF
ferson Davis" the "Tanners" aud out,
siders went for hin in jiffy, and
had he not been hustled out of the
crowd by Deputy Marshal Nc
Wright. he perhaps would mt INV.
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Notice OF Dissolution.

OTTUMwA, Iowa, Aug. 4th 1868.
Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between q. A.
Derby and A. Bowdish, under the firm
name Of Derby and Bowdish, in the city
Of 0ttu mwa, Iowa, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The Agricultural
Implement business will be continued
at the old stand by g. A. Derby, who will
settle all claims against the old firm aud
10 whom all accounts and notes must be
paid. q. A. DERBY.
Aug. '6S d2wiw. 4. BOWDISH.
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lFOR80NE DOLLAR

WE SELL DRESS PATTERNS, PANT
Patterns, Webs, Cottofi Cloth. Shawls
Carpetiiias. sheetings, Dty and Fanc,
Goods, &c, dc. 3C1RCULAf is sent FREf
giving full particulars; or twelve check,
sent forONE DOLLAR describing tweiy,
different articles which we will sell FOL
ONF DOLLAR EACH. fas 9,
Ns- Ladies' and Gentlemen wanted a,
Agents. to whom the most liberal induce
ments are offered, and satisfaction guar.
anteea in all cases. 4 * TT
CHAS. LET'S 81 co.
manufacturers Agents.
t95J "a d GO FEDERAL STREET.
$3.50 1 BOSTON, MASS
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pARKERy CORDIAL CoSpirtos POWDER,

As its name indicates, is a gentle stimulant. Tn
like the many articles sold throughout the county
for the diseases of Horses and Cattle this prepar
alton is entirely Of vegetable origin-no minerals
enter into its composition. Being composed en-
tirely Of romatic seeds, herbs, roots and barks,
1t may be used with fun confidence to its entire
safety, certainty, and mildness of operation. 1t
.ceanses the Blood, oosens the Hide, gives to the
Skin a smooth and glossy appearance, removes all
bad humors, and by its Strengthening, life-giving
properties, infuses into the debilitGted, broken
down animal action andspirit. and restores to him
all his natural grace and beauty.
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NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,
BOSTON, MASS.
c.. DAMON .E CO., PsOprictOrs.

This powderis prepared from the recipe Of an
old English Farrier, Is nov, and has been for
years used throughout England hy stock raisers,
not alone for its curative but also lis fattcnin pro-
perties. For the following diseases, twill inyari-
ably be found SAFE certain and speedy cure:
Fepers Of all kinds, Distemper, Founder,
Coughs, Loss Of appetite, Hide Bound, Yel-
lo,0 Water, as also all diseases arising troma
disordered Stomach, or an impure state Of The
Blood. -
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Frank Fiddler,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER

OTTUMWA. low
Win furnish plans and specification fo~
buildings of all kinds of ren1odelin0 oid
ones ones Also furnish plans for bridges on
short or long spans, at reasonable rates.
W 20. u""iy. FRANK FIDLER.
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THE OTTUMWA COURIER
: City and County News.
: lFrom Thursdays daily, Sept. Il,

y lFrom Thursdays daily, Sept. M
New MusIc.-We have. received
from the enterprising publishing house
of Mills 4 Co., Des Moincs, twopieces
of music published bv them in the
highest style ofthe art, entitledrThe
! River of Time. /" words by b. +. -Tay.
lor, music by Mrs. Sue Ingersoll Nc.
Williams, (sister ofLinkensale" ) and
ss''G'ab or did you ever hear me talk.
The character of these pcices, estab
fishes the fact thst We arc mot TO de-
pend hereafter, upon foreign publish
ors, or composers, for music Of sur
passing excellence.
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the fow Of milk is not only greatly increased, b
the quality vastly improved. as by the use Of til
powder, all tendency TO fever, all gross hmors ar
Impurities OF the blood, arc at once removed.
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Parker,s Cordial Condition Powder.

Cows require not only careful attention, but
abundance of nutritiye food The testimony OF
various farmers and dairy men, attest the fact that
W the judiciens use Of
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WEAK AND DELIlArE CHILDREN

Arc made strong by the oil either Of these rene
diee They will cure every case Of MARAsMUE,
without f.al. Ill 5f5f.s.N q : n =
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated In the
hands Of the proprietor but space will allow Of the
publication Of but few. Those II will be observed
b believed. Il VA tsft sr@Fs =
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NOTICE.

II . wsll-established fact that fully onehalfo d
: =: s 4 s :ns e 1ss s. d:
MI wsli.n Thsg arc = ianghid, devoid q Ill
snWElt extrstnblt hervens, ard have no appetite.
~ this class Of persons the BlTTERS, or the