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Ayers Cherry P6cjoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lun-s.
such as Coughs, Colds, WhOCpls
Cough. Bronchitis, Asthma,
and G-nsl1-uptCl.

Probably never before In the whole EisJor. %
medicine, has ANYTHING won 50 widely and -o'i"-'-E
mon the confidence % l~lllhlac, - tG.- rZti--N-I
rylnetlV Tor pulmonary complaints. Ih,Aseh e i-'aS
Erries Of wears, and aluQl@ Lilo ui Use Fa-s 81
Ren Il has risen higher and higher Ia uicr css:Iia-
BON. Is il "a become he:-er knoTli. II uliIlEln
c~irarectct ana rover TO cure iIc various :Lcs-ols
% the l-ags aaal lh-CSt, haze Llluc u known "a q re-
E.ihle PROTECTOR against thcn. NE.ic ~adal''7t 10
riiIiar forms OF disease and To young cEl!d.cit- Il Is
A. us same time the most eGgctual remedy tlai can
4 e:vca f- ilcip:ent consumption, and The dan-
aerIu- affections Of the throat and lungs. = = p!O-
Vision agaiust Sudiel attarEs Of Cs0Ho. il sEo;ld
be H.. o. hand IL eycry EGai.y, and indeed - al
ae Sometimes subjs.t-t 10 colds and co4Sls, III
sloui. &c provided Wa gass a~Istbioic Ial them
N.I-,u-A settled t0-.SUH1 Ss.sss J. lHaGShl M
clr..i.. III great numbers OF cases Nncre the dis
&c sgr.aei settled, have hcea completely Cgirrd,
All il.s pa;ient restored to sg,ld hS.!ta lA tie
GEerry Pec5OrGL. 81 coa.ple;c IS IL mattsry
oyar tie disorder OF the Lungs and lh-c-t- thst
t. r~p. a~J-.iaaie o. ts-Gl EiClt to IL when notis-
4. q e -og'i sulrh tlC,n. under the Cherry Pee
-. 10y suszsle sd disappear.
sag - G.-d J's5Iic Speakers ind great pro-
tecIs1I i-sn II.
.ss.LJsg Is always relieved and often wholly
Cared ~ H.
Pra.l-.:i:S is gene-s,ly curei by taking tie
GHsgPs pCrgorgg II Sash nd EcgueGEds-hs
50 generally are itFN--TuCs Shown tl-i We need
rot y.lii q TIE reltisis1tHs Of tsgil hc:c- 81 a, moe
inan = SIRE the puhE- lHal "a g~aaaii,- ~" nly
maintained.
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Ayers Ague Cure.

For Fever and AEue. LntermltteNJ EGyer,
C,:n Fever. Rec-:t5ec: EeVs-. Dllo
AzIo, Periodical or Billions Fever, Sc,
AMI indeed al tae affections watch arse
from malarious, marsh, q n-as-aaGc
DoiSoDs.
- ~ naaaa innIics, il does Cur aa-l du-S not
FIJI. Containing neither Arsenic, Quiuinc, HtS-nail,
Pin. gnr sry otscr riia--=ia r poi-anol- -1h$taH@e
N-aa5 -"-. i - naUise Eiare> anT H.-tcrt- Tire
luspis.- ail imrnyfInce Gifts currs H. i=" agur di~-
- eye literally beyond a-.auHr, a-4 Nc believe
lyi-l0.- 81 parallel ia The history Of A--r mefirine.
Our nrids Is gTafifcd hy1se acknowledgement we
rer.i~e cF tEc radical r-'-n= eGcrt-t IN obstinate
So. -ni TEs-r o:i~T sgtIfTiip- h4'i wholly laHett-
Vnar~ii-frfed PegaEt-. enhe~ rcshieni -ln- or
Iravrn-a Nc J'l-uugli nii@Shat lo--l is, Wi he pro
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Fer Efr-r Com B~f1fssf-. rising from %tor1isifE
Oft. Liver. IL l. an e~N-cii-n. remedy, stimulating
Lhe Liver inta healthy actiyit T.
For Bii'ous Disorders AMI Liver Complaints, Hls
an eN-elloat remedy, producing many truly re-
markai,e cures. where other medicines had failed
Prela1-ra &. AHE. Co, Practical
=ns hnaivtiral CheRiSt-, Lowell, Mass, arc sold
AL TuUEti the world
PRICE. So 90 PEE B0TTL5-
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Jan. q. Is6e-eo W.
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-10-07
Cameron & Ottumwa r. r.

The following we take from the
Kansas City Journal Of Commerce:
"From Leavenworth we have the
news that the Iowa and Missouri
companies of the Chicago & South
western Railroad, were on Saturday
last consolidated, at a meeting held
at Weston. The Commercial says:
"'The Company as now organized
comprises thirteen Directors, among
whom are such men as Tracy, Camp
bell, Cartwright, Cook &c. Mr..
Winston, we believe. still retains the
position OF President of the Compa-
ny, Mr.. AIler that of Secretary, while
Mr.. Edgerton is retained on the
Board as representative of Leayen-
worth interests.
After the consolidation had taken
place the new company approved of
the contract entered into with the
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
whereby the construction bonds of
the Chicago and Southwestern Road
are to be endorsed 20 the extent of
$4,000 per mile, and likewise the
contract made with Mr.. Cartwright
for the construction Of the road.
According to the terms of the con-
tract entered into with Mr.. Court
wright, he is to commence work up
on the road as speedily as possible,
and to have the same completed by
the first of November, 1871. His
contract embraces that portion of
the road lying between Cameron and
Washington, some one hundred and
seventy five miles, or more. The
completion of the road from Platte
City to Cameron, the company will
have under their own immediate SUI
pervision, and complete at an carly
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-10-07
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM,

ntsoIfed, That We cordially endorse tha aa.
"cnnon,ica9n a., 81 Governor Merrill. as wise
!, h oniIca! ana honest, and that il deserves nd
,o mas received, the hearty approval Of the
Resolved, That we insist upon a confirm.
i"iimehts of our State Government in n,ia,
bi2ths maintenance of the happy financial con.
uti,noh, 10 which our State has attained nnde,
=, hcsolved, That the means now in ,bs S,a,o
iasaasuiy; and which may become ayaijable
thst 70 DC used for the purpose of defraviny
srnm me,ssary expenditures Of the State Gov.
s.hiisnl. economically administered ana fnr
nnolher purpose; and no State taxes or ONLY,
tne minimum absolutely required sbo,,,, ~
i intea or collected until sucn means are ex.
hausted. TO the end that the buithen ~ !, 20.
t'2n may ne made as light as possible.
,"sppiVco, ihat we rejoice in the glorions m.
l"nai victory in 1865, which has bronoht
ana we heartily endorse the administrations, -,
General Grant e "''iihis.ration OF
nesolved, That the Republican Marty Of r,,o
incnTn anong tne nrst, since the rebellion, to
,siiulpoIrsle IN state Constitution the great
principle of impartial suffrage. cor,iiaI,y ac.
,Tp'S ne opportunity presented, by adontino
:, " o i2.n amendment to the Cunstitutipn M
nationai ota'es, OF making that principle
,,. i,sNsoiveu Ihat the public expenditures n,
Tac nalona! Government should be redncai
system IF ts,a sum u,n which can be reached by
nn"ney should be taken from The Nafioamn ny
nn"nsstlty ior any work of internal imnrove
ms not 81 joa .he erection of any public build.
,,u untiILhe National debt is paid or srcatiW re-.
'''uea mat all the money that can be saved
>hnn,d he a,iiI Revenue honestly collected
,;nmaf u ~ aPpiied TO the reduction of.the Ma.
liohal debt, to the end that the peopeSneyN he
rSi,eved from the burden oftaxation as ranidIv
Resolved, That We endorse and annro,,. ,,,o
rollcy which the present Secretsrv " t tEe
Ai'"e"' Vi the united States has pursued
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-10-07
The Representative Candi.
dates.

Wapello county never had two bet
ter men in the legislature, than the
two she proposes to electto the lower
house next Tuesday, to-wit, Charles
Dudley and John II. Carver.
Dudley has acquired State wide
reputation for the stubborn, persist
ent ane intelligent fight he made in
the 18th and 18th General Assem-.
blies against all manner Of corrup-
ton. The champion of the most
rigid economy in every branch Of
the State service, he should and will
receive the entire vote of his party
and that Of every democrat who is
really in favor Of what he Is SO con.
srantly twaddling about, to-wit: Hon.
esty and Economy.
Carver is one ofthe leading mem.
bers CT the Board of Supervisors is
an intelligent, public spirited, solid
farmer, and his name should be on
the ticket of every Republican who
appreciates solid, unassuming merit.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-10-07

lection of ever talking with him on
the subject of equality, except last
fall just after the election, when
Brumsey swore bitterly (although
formerly a church member, because
he lived in country where q major
ity decided who were entitled to the
right of suffrage, and admitted color
ed men to vote with periured whisky
sellers and skedadling copperheads
So far as my language at that time,
or any other, conveying tho idea that
regarded a man any better for hav-
ing property, Brumsey knows that
to be q deliberate falsehood, that will
only do to repeat just before election.
]. M. Estes regretsvery much that
Wapello county pays any costs. Let
US see. Last fall, after he was de-
feated for the Office of Justice of the
Peace, he drew up an affidavit charg-
ing one Thomas Conelly with illegal
voting, and tried to get some respect
able democrat to sign and be sworn
to it, but no man that had any regard
for truth or honor could be induced
to sign it. At last, one James Magec,
a drunken boy who did not know
the qualifications of q voter, was in
duced to sign the papers, and said
Conelly was arrested, and by said
Estes influence bound over to court
without ono particle Of evidence that
his vote was illegal. And worse still,
said j. M. Estes with others had one
Of their own witnesses presented fol
perjury because he would not swear
to suit them in the above case. The
sequel was that tho county paid q
nice bill ofcosts, Estes getting good
share of it and the parties acquitted
Butt am not done with this pink
of economy and fair and honorable
dealing. After Conelly was bound
over to court, this same J. NJ. Estes
in conversation with Conelly's
friends advised that said Conelly
should run away, and he, Estes, still
an acting Justice Of tho Peace.
l cannot forget tho threat made
to remember the fate CT Swiggett
nor can l forget the evidence said Els
tes gave in certain case not long
ago, and several other things car
enlighten tho public on ifhe wishes
to renew this correspondence.
G. DUDLEY.
] Agency City, Oct. 5, 1869.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-10-07

the people of these counties thought
so mud were bound 10 stick him, law
or no law.
Now Monroe county is not On the
limo of the st. Louis 4 Cedar Rapids
road, but is on the Iowa Central road;
q line that is and has been rival of
the other, and they could hardly be
expected to take deep interest IN
the collection of the subscription on
a rival route. But donbtless they
will be glad to know what sort Of an
estimate Gillaspy places upon them.
If he dares not to trust the people OF
his own county and others adjoining
where he is best known, when acting
under their oaths, it can hardly be
expected that the people in turn viii
care to trust him. @.f# .E
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-10-07

were not to be realized. Tho Gener-
al could not bring himself to sit in
that armchair, doing nothing but
keeping his head quiet, SO that the
painter might copy his features. He
had no sooner been seated than he
sprang up suddenly, and declared it
was quite impossible to endure such
martyrdom.
Lie Gros dared not repeat his re-
quest, but with tears in his eyes gath
cred up his painting materials. jose
phinc smiled. ~ see very WELL" said
she, "that l must have resource to
some extraordinary means to save
for me and for postcrity portrait of
the hero of Arccla.
She sat down in her armchair,
and beckoned to LIE Glos to have his
easel in readiness. Then with ten
der voice she called Napoleon to her,
and opening both arms, she drew him
down on her lap, and in this way she
induced him to sit quietly few min
utes and allow the painter sight of
his face, thus enabling him to sketch
the portrait. At the end of this pc.
culiar sitting, Bonaparte smilingly
promised that ho would next day
grant tho painter a second one, pro-
vided Josephine would again have
the extraordinary" means ready.
She consented, and for four days in
succession lie Gros was enabled to
sit before him quarter of an hour
and throw upon the canvas the feat
ures of the General, while he sat
quietly on Josephine's lap.
The picture which LIE Gros thus
painted, thanks to the sweet ruse of
Josephine, and which was scattered
throughout Europe in copperplate
prints, Represented Bonaparte with
uncovered head, holding a standard
in his hand, and with his face turned
toward his soldiers, calling on them
to follow him as ho dashed on the
bridge of Arcola amid a shower of
Austrian balls
1t is beautiful and imposing pic
ture, and contemporaries praise 1T for
it's likeness to the hero; but no one
would believe that this pale, grave
countenance, these gloomy eyes and
earnest lips, which seem incapable of
smile, wcro those of Bonaparte as
he sat on the lap of his beloved jose
phinc when lie Gros was painting it.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-10-07
For the Last Time.

Before the election we come to greet
you readers of the Weekly COURIER,
and if there be any thing above all
others, that we know to be our duty
to call upon you to do, it is this, viz:
rain orshine, hot Or cold, busy or not
busy, give Tuesday the 18th of Oct.
to the great and important duty, of
seeing that every Republican vote in
your school district, and township is
safely deposited in tho ballot box
Two years ago Alfred Lotspeich,
Esq. was the Republican candidate
for Treasurer as he is now, and a
better and truer man has never been
presented to you for your suffrages.
He was two years ago beaten by on
ly four votes, and 1t was a burning
shame that it was so.
There was not then u township in
the county but what could have got
ten out enough moro votes than was
voted, to have elected him, if the ef-
fort had been made, and there was
Republican votes enough traded of
in Ottumwa to have elected him and
had score to spare Let us have
no regrets on this score this year.
What we have said Of Lotspcich two
years ago is equally applicable to the
case Of Sanford kirkpatrick Esq.
who was then running for Sheriff.
1t was enough to mako soldie,
blush for shame to know that a wor
thy and brave soldier of the immor
tai I'd Iowa, was beaten by mar
who was, during the nations dreadful
struggle on the side of the enenmy
The Observation-Disclosures Republican,
voting as many of them did tw,
years ago, has been fully tested ant
we believe the dose has not been t,
them an agreeable one. Let it not b
repeated. Say not to us that you az,
a Republican when you crush out tn,
soldier with copperhcad. Candid.
reflect and you aciU not do ii.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-10-07
EDITORS COURIER:

EDITORS COURIER:
In an article in the "Copperhead"
of Sept. 30th, over tho signature of
three stars, Cor three-star Jimmy in
which he reitoratos the charge that
I have possession of the property of
my sons widow. Now if Jimmy
knows better than she does, about
her business, he had better get her
endorsement before he acts as her
guardian. The truth is she certifics
that he is LIAR, and he thinks to
parry the FARGO of it by repeating the
lie.
Now for his string of certificates:
First, that OF. Joseph Myers. did
let MI. Myers have six dollars worth
| Of stamps. He came to me and said
that he was short for the quarter,
and wished me to furnish him all |
could spare. l offered to loan them
to him, but he said he would pay for
thcm,. and when he got supply
could buy again. l have no doubt
it would have been much more in ac-
cordance with Jimmy's feelings and
practices if had spent them among
the frail sisters, as he is reported to
do with his stamps.
Io,l po,t chnulJ ,n,J Ja.J NJ.
and do not suppose there is man
in Agency that would believe him
under oath. He swore in case in
which he was giving evidence, that
he did not soil Intoxicating liquors,
when it is notorious that he sells
moro than any other man in town.
William Pack wood may certify ac-
cording to his recollection Of q trans
action which occurred seventeen
years ago. He tells part OF thotruth,
but suppresses what don't suit luis
Cop friends. The truth is, that Nc
Divit was at work for me, and had
been for some years, and got all the
money he used from me, and that the
democratic jury, true to their in
stincts, as rhc Cops arc now, to clear
me whom they arc only guilty of
trying to kill Republicans, either by
strychnine, whiskyo or clubs and kick
ing, cleared him, although proven
guilty by unimpeachable evidence,
for no other apparent reason than
that Republican made the com.
plant.
Thomas Brumsey. | nave no recol- |
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-10-07
An Unpopular Candidate.

mat the people of Wapello, Davis,
and Monroe counties may know how
the Hon. Geo. Gillaspy, Democratic
candidate for Governor in this state
regards his popularity among them,
we publish the following affidavit for
Il change Of venue in case in which
he is party.
H. u Angle 1s d Co. wapello county
George Gillaspy. District Court.
!, George GiIlaspy, being duly
sworn, depose and say, / am the de.
icndant in the above entitled case
now pending in this county, that the
notes sued upon herein were given
On II Railroad subscription to the ST.
Louis 4 Cedar Rapids Railway: that
there is now pending in said court a
number of suits brought by the said
hallway company against different
subscribers; that there is in said
county and among the citizens there.
OF great feeling and prejudice against
said subscribers who thus refuse TO
pay their subscriptions, without
regard to their legal liability, and
defendant says that as he verify be-
reeves that said inhabitants of said
Wapello county are SO preiudiced
against him i'll said case, that he can.
not obtain fair trial in said comfy
He further states the objection Of
prejudice applies to the inhabitants
of Monroe county and Davis county
Signed GEORGE GILLASPY.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me by the said Gillaspy this 2sth
day of August 1869.
Il. l.. BURTON, Notary Public
Filed August 3lst 1869.
l.. NJ. COOLEY, Clerk.
In the foregoing affidavit George
'n)ects therein kind Of special plea
by way of justification for his action.
and were we to comment upon it as
the subject would admit of and war.
rant, it would tale unfold in regard
to the conduct of this Gubsrnatorial
aspirant, in the great effort made by
'hepeople of this county to secure
to themselves the St. Louis l. Cedar
Hapids Railroad, such as scores of
his own most ardent friends do not
pretend to defend, and such as no
honorable, highminded gentleman
can defend. But our chief object in
the publication of the affidavit was
to show incontrovertibly, by placing
himself upon the stand as witness,
what he thought of the people of
thcsthree counties named, when act
ing as Jurors, sworn to try impartial.
ly a case submitted to them, and to
show too that he feared that as ia.
rors they would disregard the law
AS given TO them by the court, and SO |
ialsiiy their oaths; and further, to |
show that he was either doing a
shabby mean trick in contesting his
subscription, OF at least he thought