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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-05-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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HELNGBOLD
Conc entrate d Fluid
Extract Sarsaparilla.
Err adicates Eruptire and Uheratiue
diseases of the
Throat, Nose, Eyes, Eyclids, Scalp
AND SKIN,
Which 30 disfigures the appearance, PUR-
CLING the evil effects Of mercury and re-
moving all taints. the remnants Of Diseas
es, hereditary or otherwise, and is taken
by ADULTS and CHILDREN with per-
TWO TABLE-spooNFULs Of the Ex-
tact of Sarsaparilla. added to pint Of
water, is equal to the Libson Diet Drink.
and one bottle is equal to q gallon of the
Syrup Of Sarsaparilla, or the decotions as
Is usually made.
lished in the Medico-C hirurgical Review
ON the subject of the extract OF Sarsapa-
rilla in certain affections by Benjamin
Travers, +. R. S., &c. Speaking of those
diseases, and diseases arising from the
excess Of mercury, he states " that NO
remedy il equal to the Extract of Sarsa-
parilla its power is extraordinary, more
SO than any other drug am acquainted
with. It is, in the strictest sense, q tonic
with this Invaluable attribute. that it ia
applicable to state Of the system 80 sun
ken, aud yet SO irritable as renders other
Of the tonic class unavailable
or injurious.
HEMBOLDS
Concentrated Extract Sarsaparilla,
Established IS years. PREPARED BY
Fl. T. HELMBOLD,
Druggist and Chemist,
5y4 broadway, N. Y.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
Beware of Commercials I SMITHS 7bwjc
Syrup has been counterfeited, and the
counterfeiter brought to grief.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
The genuine article must have DR. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle, DR.
John Bull only has the right to manufAo-
ture and sell the original JOHN Smith,
Tonic Syrup Of Louisville, KY. Examine
well the label ON each bottle. II my pri-
vste stamp is not on the bottle, do not
purchase, or you will be deceived, See
column advertisement, and my show
card, will prosecute any one 1nfring-
ing on my right, The genuine SnstsNs
Tonic Syrup can only be prepared by
myself.
The Public's Servant.
DIR. JOHN BULL,
Louisville, KY.
For ssle by Taylor, Blake & o., Ottum.
q, Iowa.
Nov, %, '6S,-d&w6m.
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10 the machine upon which
two binders bind the grain 4
il the best labor saving ma
chine in:use, it having taken
the first premium At runner
GUS state Fairs. Every Ma
chine is warranted to give
satisfaction, aud are as
light draft as any other
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NOT A FEW ofthe worst disorders that
affiict mankind arise from corruption Of
the blood. Helmbolds Extract Sarsapa-
rilla Is remedy of the utmost value.
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A CLEAR SMOOTffE SKIN and beau.
tifnl complexion follows the use Of Helm
holds Concentrated Extract 6arsaparilla.
1t removes black spots, pimplss and all
eruptions Of the skin;
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Ottumwa, Iowa.
March 9th $50 dAwtf.

These who desire Brilliancy Of complex
ion must purify and enrich the blood,
which Helmbold's Concentrated Extract
of Sarsaparilla invariably does. Ask for
Helmboid's, Take NO other.
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EARLY MARRIAGE.

EARLY MARRZAGE
DIR. FRANKLIN advocated Early Mar.
riages. ESSAYS for young men, ON this
and other subjects, being q GUIDE to
MARRIAGE and Conjugal Felicity, Thy
sealed letter envelopes, free of Of charge.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, box
p, Philadelphia, Pa.
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MAGNOLIA WATER. - Superior to
the best imported German Cologne,
and sold at halt the price.
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YOUNG LADIES BEWARE!
OF THE Injurious effects Of Face Pow
ders and Washes. All such remedies
close up the pores Of the skin, and in .
short time destroy the complexion. Nyou
would have fresh, healthy and youthful
appearance, use Helmbold's Extract
Ssrsaparilla.
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BIRTHs.-On the 18th inst, Mrs. J.
w. Triggs Of a daughter. Both
mother and daughter are doing well.
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Helmbold's Concentrated Extract Sarsa-
parilla is the Great Blood Purifier.
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WANTED.-Wo want the following
numbers Of the Weekly COURIER to
complete our files, to-wit:
No. %, Vol. 20, Aug. 81, 1868.
F" %, /" 20, Sept. 3, 1868.
/" Is, /" 20, Sept. II, 1868.
I" 20, 8. 20, Oct. 20, 1868.

Any of our friends having these
numbers, will place us under obliga-
tions by sending them to this office.
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IN THE SPRING MONTHS, the system
naturally undergoes q change, and Helm
holds Highly Concentrated Extract Of
Sarsaparilla is an assistant Of the greatest
value,
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Is THE PLACE TO BUY SEEDS

Having studied this branch of science,
aad had q very large practical experience
In treating every kind Of disease that
horse flesh is heir to, and being perma-
nentcy located here. and making this my
only business, offer my services to all
paroles having diseased horses.
Terms. No cure no pay.
Once In Conn Lewis Livery Stable.
Ottumwa, Iowa.
MarCh 1Sth 40 wSm
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Helmbold's Extract Sarsaparilla cleans
es and renovates the blood, instils the
vigor of health into the system, and pur-
ges out the humors that make disease.
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Taken Up.

Henry Wright, near Bladensburg,
took up two stray horses last Mon
day week, one of them bay and the
other a grey.
The owner is requested to come
and get them. wit
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GOLD. SILVER AND
SILVER PLATE

NEW aOoDsi NEW STYLES II
GOLD SILVER WARE = SOLID JEW
ELRY.
A SPECIALITY.
Tea Sets, Ice Urns and Pitchers,
sALvERs.
BUTTER DISHES,
ICE BOWLS,
FRUIT DISHES,
BRoNzE:cLocKs.
SPEC TACES.
GOLD PENS,
CUTLERY.
SHELL COMBS,
EZNE HAIR BRUSHES,
Pistols and Ammunition,
DIAMONDS.
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WALTHAM, |
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QUALITY GUARANTEED |
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KEOKUK, IOWA.
March 20 1859 d&wtf
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THE Low EST PRICES.
3 ht.
Is the old stand by Drop
per Machine with a repu.
tatlon known to every
Farmer in the West.
Corn Planters and Sui
key Rakes sold at $1,000
below regular prices.
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opened for future legislation

opened for future legislation. If
passed by the Fifteenth Amendment,
there will be a continuous struggle OF
parties for years, to undo what was
done Illegally, by force used against
the unreconstructed States. If done
by the voteof Tennessee alone, it will
be done against the will of all the
Democratic States, and even against
the wishes of some of the Republican
also-as witness Ohio's ffty-hve thou
sand against it, and Pennsylvania
thirty thousand. And, singular to
say, it will be against the wishes OF
the great body of our friends who re-
Gently voted with US for HORATTo
SEYMOUR, on the "white mans
PLATFORM" We shall go, as a good
Conservative, for "peace," on the
best road we can find for that goal.
But we think that the adoption Of
negro suffrage is the very and sure
way to continued and protracted
troubles throughoutthe country. And
for that reason, and until some new
and superior lights are placed before
us, we shall be compelled to adhere to
the fixed convictions we entertain on
this subject, as well as to determines
| opposition.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-14

THE jackson CMiss.) Clarion con-
graduates the people OF Mississippi
on the Frightening prospect now
opened by the determination of the
Government that persons elected to
any State office at the time Of the rat
ifcation Of the new Constitution will
not be required TO take the ironclad
oath, mol any other oath except that
which is prescribed in the new Con-
stitutiOn itself" The Clarion adds,
"the people win thus be left free to
bring out their strongest, most avail
able and capable men, 6eGringh mind
10 eject those UhO loiH UOte 10 rGtJy the
fifteenth amendment, which is an in
dispensable condition Of relief from
military domination and restoration
20 the Union"
The Clarion is right in its advice.
The State is compelled TO obey orders.
The fifteenth amendment Is TO be
forced on the people. But whether
the Constitution viii be amended
when the work is done by force, or
whether that force will vitiate the
vote of three-fourths when thus OBJ
tanned will remain to be determined.
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S1REE1 LIGHT

Mr.. 4. Oakley Hall, Mayor of New
York, in his recent message to the
Common Council of that city, offered
the following upon "street light
which we think worthy of Carelu
consideration by our authorities:
Something must be done immedi-
ateIy to give citizens q better quail
ity of gas than they have lately BEEN
compelled to burn. We have 1t in
our bower to become independent Of
gas companies. 1t has been suggested
over and over again, that consumers
living in a block should club together
and make their own gas. Science has
been long hard at work at finding out
new processes of making light, and
the results so far are extremely graft
fying. A cheaper and much better
light can be procured from the new
oxygen or magnesium Or magnetic
electric or gasoline, or other e OF
producing light, than from the
Wretched street glimmer yOuchsated
by the gas companies. Science has also
in the new magnesium light made
some important discoveries. 1t may
be called artificial sunlight, as ii shows
all objects in their true eOlors. The
magneto-electric light is, perhaps, the
best of all for street purposes. One of
these lights placedon Broadway would
shed a brilliant effulgence for one quar-
ter of q mile on either side.
Some months ago Baron @Hauss-
mann ordered the discoverer of the
new method of producing oxygen gas
to light up the City Hall of the French
capital. After which the Emperor or
dered the Court of the Tuileries to be
Illuminated in the same way. Those
brilliant exhibitions led to the CRANE
ing permission to lay al extra pipe in
the city of Paris for the conveyance of
oxygen, to be used with the street
gas: A few wealthy gentlemen have
erected works in F~orty-first street,
near Eleventh avenue, for producing
this oxygen; and the retorts are now
in daily operation. They have had
about twenty thousand cubic feet OF
oxygen in a gas-holder, and made
much more by passing alternately air
and steam over the manganate OF
soda.
Many Of the lights just referred to
can be produced at al expense less
than the charge of the gas companies.
In due time some of these inventions
must supersede gas for street pur-
poses. The time will come when our
citizens can laugh at the former gas
lamps, as much as they did forty
years ago at the old fashioned oil
Between private gas con-
sumers and the companies, the former
must always be at the mercy of the
latter. The latter are a hundred in
number throughout the Stlte-they
always work together, and, naturally,
in their own interests. They cOnsti-
tute together an immense monopoly,
which can always suitably impress
their views upon Legislators But as
between the gas companies and the
city, practical results, and beneficial
to the city, can be obtained by sub
hitting the quality ofthe gas, for which
we certainly pay remuneratiVe prices,
to a scientific test, under direction of
municipal servants, and By the city
selecting larger burners for lamps. The
Mayor recommends that your appro-
pirate committees forthwith select
section of the city for practical
experiments upon the efficacy of the
latest inventions in street lighting.
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL will be
ready for subscribers on "Wednesday
morning. Merchants and Others de
String to communicate with and COM
pliment their country friends, can
accomplish their object handsomely
and creditably by sending them copies
of u mammoth weekly, the sub
scription price of which is as low as
that of the great New York weeklies,
which it equals in size and amount OF
reading matter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-14

THE first number of The Republic,
a new paper published in New York
by WILLIAM H. HALLOCK, son OF the
late Mr.. HALLOCK of the Journal OF
Commerce, has come to hand. 1t is a
neatly made up, ably written and at
traetive journal which promises to be
thoroughly independent in politics,
courteous toward its contemporaries,
a live newspaper, dealing a little in
sensation but discriminating between
dignity and stupidity, between gene
raj vivacity and ~senseless trivolity.
1t will be opposed to lotteries, gamb-
ling and vices of all sorts, and will
let theaters " fadge" for themselves.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-14

WE-have a certificate of scholarship
in the Kentucky University, which
entities the holder to tuition during
one term. We are DESTROYS of dis
posing of it, and viii do so at a reas-
enable cash price. Apply to Mr..
BRAwNER, at the counting room OF
the APPEAL.
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No. II Union Street,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE

NONSIGNMENTS respectfully solicited,
y upon which liberal Cash Advances viii
be made.
All Cotton consigned to US insured, unless
otherwise instructed.
A full supply Of Bagging, Rope and Ties
constantly on hand. Careful attention given
TO filling orders OF every kind.
10 We have@secured the services Of an ex-
perienced cotton man TO give especial atten1
ton 70 Weighing and sampling.
SEE PARTEE & HARBERT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-14

THE GAINESVILLE Chronicle, in its
Saturdays issue, has an article which
discusses in a manner equally inter-
esting and able the question Of the
new Liberal party" which was
proposed and was not proposed
at Nashville, and which conse-
quently is among the things that
were-not. 1t also defends, as IN earn
est advocate, the name, fame and fu-
ture of ANDREW JOHNSON, WHO is
one of those something can be said
for, as well as against. The following
is the concluding paragraph:
We do not agree with the Banner, that
Andrew johnson as a President, was a
failure. Such an announcement, to say
the least of it, is premature. Nor do we
agree with it in the statement that the
only reason Mr.. JOhnson's supporters
wish him sent to the Senate is tC fret and
annoy the Radicals. If ever the COnsti-
| tuition needed a fearless and able defender
on the floor of the American Senate, now
is the time. If ever the Government be-
uueathed to US by our fathers needed a
friend who would stand 10 it through all
perils. now is the time. sIn looking around
for such a defender and sue a friend, the
popular mind turns instinctively to An
drew Johnson. He has the Intellect
to comprehend the situation, the moral
courage to defy every threat, and the hon
esty to scorn every bribe. Power cannot
appal, titles seduce, wealth corrupt, nor
opposition intimidate him. He has in
him all the elements Of a great and sue
cessful leader; just such leader as the
country needs at this time. Hence we be-
lieve the best interest of the country de-
/ mand his election. These are the reasons
the people are for him. They know that
corruption, foul and reeking, stalks I'M
rebuked in Washington city at MONDAY.
They know that this government is drift
ing TO ruin-that the Constitution has be-
come a by-word, and the rights of States
a reproach. They know thai Congress has
bullied down all opposition in the capitol,
and reels in drunken revelry above the
liberties Of the people. They want to
send an honest man there whom these cor
rupt spoilers cannot frighten or buy; one
who has the viii, tho nerve, the power TO
meet them and dare TO strike a blow for
the Constitution in the very ranks Of its
enemies.