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s~d nerves. kidneys, bladder womb and blood affections
~ the urinary orgrns, gravel scrofula rheumatism Ca
hASYh, Asthma, bronchitis, dyspepsia. -&si if
Oar practice is not of experiment, but of twenty
standing founded the laws Nature with
nj experience and evidence sustain it, Do
\" huild up, make sick to make weno harsh treatmen
~ trining; gathering. We knew the and the
sesoedy needed guess work but knowledge gained
of perence in the treatment of these diseases
sa"svey--no encouragement without prospect Candid
IA opinions reasonable in charges, claim not to
kaow everything everybody bu do claim to
san and common We invite the sick, matter
what their am sn CALL investigate before they aban-
don hope make and dccdefoe themselves
1t will cost nothing consultation is Free This is the
Sixth that have visited this place. and shall max
visits fer regularly the days of
every eight weeks.
DR.. v. CLARENCE Price CONSULTED AT ,
Kenosha, Halliday House, during Thurs
day, tho 22d of April.
Eay- Residence and Laboratory, Waukegan Ill,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-02-11
TAKE NOTICE.

Every patron Of the COURIER who
is in arrears for the same is hereby
notified to call and settle Immediately,
as the change that has been made in
our firm by the withdrawal Of Mr..
Caldwell, makes it necessary that
our books should be balanced at once,
or at least inside of the next fifteen
days.
Gentlemen; the amounts yeu owe us
individually is very..small, but in the
aggregate it is large sum to us, and
we must haze it ,cithout delay, and
We earnestly hope-..you will comply
with our reasonable request, and not
put us to the expense and labor of
coming around to see each of you
Individually, for SO small sum.
All who may renew inside the next
20 days, can have the COURIER at
81 80, and all who are not over 6 mos
behind can settle for the same at
the above rates if done in fifteen DAYS
from this date.
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REED's TEMPLE OF MUSIC,
'nishcs PIANOS on time. We give
low = specimen Of terms and pri-
Agood secondhand Piano, war
tied five years, from $3.50 to $3.50.
resms- $50 or SIS down; balance
yper month until paid for.
anew Piano, medium size, seven
!. }, rosewood case, ETC., warrant
worth 1926 to 1915.
FIRMS $50 down; balance s25 per
nth until paid.
Avery strOng, substantial piano,
Nine inside work and good style
oose, can be had for from $500 to
10
cerms-$75 down; balance s25
month until paid for.
\ iirst class instrument, from $500
GOO. ... $500.
ra'ms-sz5 Or 800 down; balance
Der month.
re very best pianos range from
Mto $1,000.
rms-s1OO down; $50 to $50 per
- for balance.
pianos taken in payment for
vines. q
chpse who wish further informa-
q IN regard to this matter, can
IL to REYDs TEMPLE or Music,
01erborn st. Chicago.
q 20 80. d2taw2m.
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a New Tale.

Our readers will observe that We
have engaged q new writer for the
COURIER, who will continue from
time to time during the pending
year, to embellish the columns Of the
COURIER. We refcr to Judge Portert
serial in another column entitled the
Proceedings ofthe Board Of Saper
visOrs.
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| At o meeting OF the different
churches Of this city, held at the NJ
=. Church Sabbath afternoon, Feb'y
7tb, for the purpose Of considering
the propriety Of holding . Christian
Convention for the State Of lows, here
Rev. s. H. Worcester was appointed
chairman, and J. +. Hackworth Sec
retary.,s Rev. #. g. Ensign was cali.
ed on 70 address the meeting which
he did, stating the objects Of a Chris
tian Convention and its advantages
to the Church. Rev, H; Bross then
moved that we invite the Christian
Convention for this State to meet at
Ottumwa on the 23rd, Gath and 25th
of this month. The motion was car
ried by unanimous VOTE. Rev. e.
q. Waring moved to appoint a CON-
mittee ofone from each Church to
make the necessary arrangements for
holding the convention, motion car
ried and committee appointed as fol-
lows: a s
DR. J Williamson, Of the Congrc-
gational church.
George Haw, Of the N + Church.
r. b. Warden, of the Presbyteri-
an church.
Carey tnskeep, Of the Baptist
church.
VIM. Daggett, of tho Episcopal
church.
On motion the Pastors OF tho diff.
feront churches, together with this
committee. were appointed q commit
tee on cal, to invite tho convention to
meet at this place. Tho Secretary
was then instructed to furnish o
copy Of tho minutes of this meeting
to the Ottumwa COURIER for publica- |
ton. After1singing; the meeting ad.
journed. J. T. HAoKwoRrH, Secy.
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: Our Exit,

Some sixteen years ago I enteres
the COURIER Office, as an apprentice
under Mr.. Richard H. Warden. Ny
"threc years time" had nearly OK
pired when Mr.. j. ". Norris pur
chased tho Office For the latte,
gentleman | worked as 20 jour-" ill
our country called for help to crust
the. rebellion. II, like many Of oul
craft, responded to tho call, and serv
ed another apprenticeship among
the types Of Loyalty, Immediately
upon my return home, I entered the
COURIER, as ajour, and worked till
June Of 1866, when two ofmy CONS
rades at case, Joined with me and
we purchased the Office. What ups
and downs we had will only be
known to ourselves. In the winter
of 81 90 Mr.. Musselman sold his in
terest TO Gen'h J. M. Hedrick, and in
that change we lost good printer
from our trio, but ihado the accession
of writer whose pen still supplies
the columns Of our pet sheet with
pungent, effective articles. I have
no doubt but that in my connection
with the paper l made some ene-
mics, and who was ever responsible
for business that has not ? To them
| have but this to say: I tried to do
my duty, and have no apologies to
make.
Yesterday, the dissolution of our
partnership was published, and while
it will surprise many to learn that l
have retired, / have only 70 reply that
our term Of partnership had expired,
and the dissolution is by'mutual Gen.
sent.
To the friends who have stood by me
through thick, and thin" l desire to
rctarf my heartfelt thanks, ibid re-
main their humble servant.
] shall not leave Ottumwa, for it
is dear to me. The large circle Of
friends who have known and watch
ed my career from childhood to the
present, are cherished in my memo
ry, and they will find me ever grate-
full for courtesy extended and kind-
ness received from them.
The COURIER will not suspend on
my account, and l hope she vii! al
ways receive that support her merit
deserves. With Mcssrs. Holden &
Hedrick at the wheel, l have all con-
fdence that the COURIER will become
q "bri-ht, particular star" in the cor.
onct of Iowa Journals.
Friends Farewell.
VIM. Fl. CALDWELL.
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TIE OTTUMWA COURIER
: City and Cbunty News.
Dissolution.

The iitm heretofore existing be
tweeen Caldwell, Holden 4 Co., pub.
fishing tho Daily and Weekly Ottum.
N fC0URIkR, and doing = General
Job Printing business is this day
February 9Th 1862 dissolved BY
the withdrawal Of VIM. II. Caldwell
from the firm. 4 gsti4 4,'l su nd
All the liabilities Of the Arm are
hstsby as9atned by. NJ q, Holden
and J. M. Hedrick % whom the debts
due. the concern wall be paid.
es'Ea@ WM. H. CALDWELL, I
d - "a a,a AS w. ,HoLDEN..
osssas III ]. NJ. HaDRlCK.
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Usage.


My Usage Hedge Seed has arrived,
all parties who have contracted Seed
are requested to call and get them at
once, and all others who want Seed
will find the early market the best for
the buyer. l am offering Seed at pres.
emit from SIT 90 to $40 90 per bushel,
and 80 cents per ID. will always be
found at the old Agricultural House
on Front street, with . supply of
Usage, Clover, Timothy, Kentucky
Blue Grass and other Seed, together
with full stock of all kinds Of Farm
Implements. All orders sent by nail
will be promptly attended to, orders
for Seeds must usually be accompan>
led with the necessary Greenbacks.
| would call especial attention to my
stock of the best Flows ever sold in
this market, sold in any quantity from
one to 100 with prices corresponding
with number. lfyou call on me and
don't find my stock as represented, l
will pay you for your trip.
a. A. DERRY.
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Ottumwa Feb 0, 1869.

A busy man is a locomotive, and
life a track. Every night he drives
into "the house." and stops. Every
morning he is fred up anew, and
away he COOS switching off in one
direction and then in another. In
this routine of business he forgcts
that the physical organization is Of
the most delicate kind. If a hard
iron locomotive needs constant care,
and to be well oiled up and rabbed
off evory day, how much more ncces
sary is it that all men and women
should use Plantation Bittors, which
are the nc plus ultra of everything
which is necessary to keep tho sys-
tom in perfect tone of health.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

Beware of Commercials Smiths 7buic
Syrup his 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.
Jehn Bull only has the right to manufac-
ture and sell the original John Smith 4
Tonic Syrup Of Louisville, KY. Examine
well the label ON each bottle. III my pri.
vate stamp Is not ON the bottle, do moi
purchase, Of You will be deceived, See
column advertisement, and my show
card, will prosecute any one ihfring-
ing on my right, The genuine Smith 1
Tonic SyrMp can only Be prepared by
myself.
The Public's Servant.
DIR. JOHN BULL,
Louisville, KY.
For ssle by Taylor, Blake & Co., Ottum
wa, Iowa.
Nov, %. '6S. -dAw6ni.
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Notice. Of Dissolution.

y ? partnership heretofore exist,
, btween J. G. Hipscy, G. q. Low
~ Il. D. Martin, known undcr
nm name Of Hinsey, Lewis &
!, this day dissolved by J. G..
- purchasing the entire interest
g e Lewis and r. ID. Martin
q Hinsuy will continue tho bust.
ct tho old stand, pay all debts OF
BITE firm, and all debts due said
3 must be paid to him 1MMEDI-
~. J. G HINsEY.
G. G. LEWIS.
e. D. MARTIN.
tumwa, Feb. I, 80. d3t4wlt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Read. Readi

The undersigned Ia prerated 10 pair
Portraits In Oil Colors, in the latest styles
LifeSise, or any size desirable, at low iig.
ures. Persons having small pictures Of
dscsassd friends, wishing to have them
enlarged and cclored life like, give me /
call and rot entertain the absurd notion
that nothing can be done right Unless II
ID done in the East. Give me chance
and I can do 1t we'll and much cheaper.
Card Photographs, Ambrotypes and
Gems taken on short notice.
Main st. Cttumwa Iowa.
d8mW1v. III. NUNAMAKER.
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Fulton & Mast,

We take great pleasure in calling
the attention of our readers to the
Life and Fire Insurance advertise
mont of Messrs Fulton and Mast in
another column.
These gentlemen are we'll known
to all our people, as being business
men and lawyers Of the most thor.
ough ability, and undoubted integri-
ty.
They moreover represent some Of
the very best companies in the Uni
tsd States, and the public desiring
safe insurance, and prompt payment
can do no better than to patronize
Fulton and Mast, Market street.
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H. r. HACKWORTH,
Attorneyat Law and Notary
Public.

All professional business entrusted to
him Will be promptly attended to.
Special attention will be given to Collec
tons, discrimination of Titles and Convey
ancing.
wa, Iowa.
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The undersigned has now on hand and
for sale, in any quantity of from one to
i've thousand, . lot Of Fence Posts, which
will be delivered In the city or on the
the grounds.
The posts are second growth white oak,
posts split.
Enquire ut my residence, one mile south
east Of Harrison hammcnd's.
jan7:w1m s. v. H0YT.
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TO PHYSICIANS !.
New York. August 18Th, Is

~ FH IoiCIANS /:
i New York. August 18Th. rs67.
W" Ao'n' 1Ausu"' i''"' 1000
Allow me to call your attention 10 m
PREPARATION OF COMPOUND EX
TRACT BUCHU. The oomponent part
JUMPER BERRIES.
Mode of FERMENTATION. Buchu. in vacuc
.Inninor Rarr;as NV distiIiatinyj r. form
Hna Tin. C,nhahs & fratcfad ~ fiistisco
,,,acI hv linnor obtained for Jnniner Rer
la. ,,cyuta;, sino verv Tittls sunar. 4 am nj
r Ss ~ ~ snir;t end nnnr. nalafahl
RloPoLuOn Y. "Hn ~. ao.,,f 1870.
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ally, is Of . dark color. Il 1s . plan
tnat emits lts iragnance; tne acllon OF
name oestsoyA tnls Nts actlve P1nclPle)
,eavlng uaI1 anu HlntnsT,us uecT ~ a.
wire 10 ING coloI .. inefeoits H, Ing 11-
Gnu Ia my pIop.ra.lcn . PIyuoa l..ao "a.
are sooeo. 70 prevent ieImen.alon; upol
lnspecLon, VII 20 p u1unu no. &C
De tincture, as maoe IN fnaIMacoPHa
nor 10 oyr4P-anl lnereiore can %
useu IN Tases Wne.s ssveI 81. innaMauon
e1!s1. N .nis, you an ~ .ue Auowlsuss
.. tne 'ngreoien'S anu 'ne lllooeoi Prepar'
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lam; very I9spgCInnn{,
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cnemlst ana Drnggls. 81 10 fears Ex.
Pesience IN nnaoelpnlq, snu 10Y
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IRON the largest Manniacturing Cnemis'
IN the Werin.J
am acquainted with MT. II. i. REIN
Dolo; ne occupied the Drug Storc opposite
my residence, ana was succcssIut IN con,
Quoting the business where others had
NOT Deen equaIiy 20 before nim ! nave
Deen layoraply impressed Win MS cnar-
actef ana eH.eFPIises .,,,,.
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FIRM OF ioWers "e,Hntma an Mmanu.
iactuIlnK ynoIsIs, Nin'n anu Dro"n
Streetss rnnaoelPn1s.
nELMhoLD FLuID EAr i1, nuIchU,
10, 1UI WEAKNESS 1rising Iron iHuiscIetIuu.L
Inc exnausted powers OF Nature wnicn
are accompanlea ny 80 many aia.mIng
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12ry, , Makeauinss9, norIor ~ Diseaso. OF
roreuodinPs OF EVIL, IN .aCt, S m,. a
a .ass.t ,.' os ;a, auu Lnany :"
en ,.S, INTO tne enloyments VI sociesy.
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Sss nnic wakaesss Iequl1es .ne anu oI
euicine W s.Iene @nH Ky, .vo
S ,yyrs ti1, r,w nicn nELM DOLDS EA
lnACI hoCnG invaliaDiy goes. II no
tIe1tMena rs suonh''eo tos CONSUMPTION
OF INSANITY ensMes p
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IN auec1ons peeuiiar 70 Femaies. Is I'M
e9ualeo ny any o.meu PfePsiat.Tn ~ ~
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liz TO- .1e syseni uiseass 's.. arising
IIuni nan.ts OF uissIIasion, a. niue eA-
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convenience OE eApOSuEes COuipiCtCiy Su-
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We ask attention to the call issued
in to days paper for the second
State Christian Convention to moot
in this city the last week OF the
present month. Our exchanges in
the State will confer a favor upon
the Christian public by calling atten~
to the meeting.
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Call furthe Second State Chris.
tian Convention of Iowa.

The undersigned. executive com>
mittee, having been appointed by tho
first State christian convention, held
at Des Moines in February last, to
select the time and place for the
second convention, and issue the call,
do, b. request of the pastors and
churches Of Ottumwa, invite each
evangelical church of the State to
send its pastor and at least two mem.
bers, to meet in convention at Of
tumwa, on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, February Esd, Gath, and
18th, 1869, commencing at u p. M,
the 23d. Tho cause of christ de-
mands q hearty union of all true fol.
lowers of the Lord Jesus, in SYM
pathy, conference. prayer and work.
The best methods, of promoting
these, and the practicai ttieans Of
reaching the masses with Gospel in>
fuences, should be sought and dill
gently used, and every christian
heart impressed with its duty to
labor personally for the salvation of
men. These objects having been so
highly promoted by the first con-
vention held IN Iowa, and by those
held in sister States; we feel justified
in urging the churches Of the State
to be fully represented in our second
convention.
VIM. Reynolds. A. G Tying, Of ILL.,,
F. G. Ensign of st. Louis, and other
well known christian workers are ex.
pected from abroad.
Executive Committee-A. NJ Gei-
ger, s. N. Fellows, +. g.. Ensign,
Edward Lounsberry, p. II. Kellogg,
Ottumwa, Feb. 9th, 1868.
INVITATION.
We, tho undersigned, on behalf of
the Churches of Ottumwa, invite the
second State christian convention to
hold it's sessions with tho churches OF
this city, and we offer and pledge the
hospitality of our people to the con-
vention.
Delegates will notify DR.. J. Will
hanson, Ottumwa, as carly as possi>
BILE, that places of entertainment may
be provided for them.
It is hoped the usual reduction on
railroads will be secured.
III. Bross, Pastor of congregational
church r. A. Clapp, Pastor Baptist
church ; J. M. McEIroy, Pastor Pres
byterian church J. e. Ryan, Rector
| Of P. E. church e. II. Waring. Pas
tor Ottumwa NJ. Z. church +. W.
Thomson, co Pastor J. M. McElroy.
Cary Inskeep, VIM. Daggett, r. II.
Warden, j. Williamson, Geo. Haw,
Committee of Arrangements.
TOPICS SUGGESTED.
/. The necessity of more earnest
personal christian effort.
II. How can the christian activi.,
ties of the entire membership of any
particular church bo best organized
and developed?
III. How should an uncommitted
person be approached
w. How can the personal and
social study Of Gods word be made
more general?
V. The importance and best meth
cd of organizing and prosecuting
systematic visitation.
vi. How can our prayer meetings
be made most effective ? 4.
VII. How can the people in rural
districts be reached with Gospel in
fluences
VIII. By what means can we sc.
curo n hettar ohsorvapca 0f fha Sab
bath !?
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SIT. Lofts MARKET.

Ot. LOUIS, FeD. y.
Flour quiet, steady; supers 5,25M-
5,s5; x 6, 25@6,55; Xxx 7,Oo(a7,75.
Wheat fall dull, 1909 / IS; strictly
PRIME and choice 1,77@1,So; No 2
Iowa 1856.
Corn 72@73.
Oats firm, 65@67.
Barley, quiet and steady, spring
185@212.
Rye 125@13O.
Whisky dull at 81.
Pork 80, 76@3, 400.
Bulk meats firm.
Shoulders 134@14.
Clear RIB 163.
Rough sides 16i.
Clear sides Ill.
Bacon firm.
Shoulders IL:
Clear sides 1s@1si.
Sugar cured hams IL.
Lard firm 20.
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For the peoples edition OF
yonybear u Howson's Life y Epistles
g ncfAG GrnaoAtno

|Wi,h an eloquent and able preliminary
dissertation by Rev leon ARD BACON
D. d., of Yale College.
E,nbracing u graphic and eloquent deiih-
alton OF the Early Life, education, egnver-
sion, teachings. labors, travels. sunefIngss
periis, prosecutions and missionary csrees
of ST, PAUIs,, thus constit uting Living
picture of t great Apostle, ana the ciI-
cumstnnces i,Vw,sicis he wa~ SUR oandesi.
/ No WORK in the lmrg;iage appr :, y ', ~
il. Rev Mark Hopkiifs. D. p, Fresssess
Williams College. e 36tf .S7,4,,
Is, 300. .oss.n ssr siskop Thomrson %
DR., Bacons name in coniiec ion wNn
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