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MEDIcAL.-Frank B. Fesler, M D.,
Consulting and Operative Surgeon,
on the Eye, Eyelids, and Ear, for
Blindness, Deafness and all defects
of Sight and Hearing. Strabismus,
or Crosseyes Strengthened, in one
minute. Medicines used for the
eyes and eyclids, are mild and give
no pain. He gives his special atten.
ton to diseases of the Eye, Eyelids,
Ear, Nostrils, Throat, Lungs, Heart,
Liver, Stomach, Skin Diseases, Old
Sores and other nervous and chronic
diseases of male aud female. Obste-
trical cases attended to oil hours, day
and night. DR.. Fesler will visit any
part Of tho country, in con 'ultatiou,
or to perform surgical operations.
He will render his surgical and
medical services to the poor, on
Wednesday of each week, FREQ oil
charge, by their producing certifi-
Gates to show that they arc unable
to pay. Having been in practice for
fifteen years in the cities Of Phila-
delphia, Pa. and st. Louis, NO.,
enables him with unbounded success,
in surgery and treating diseases.
Office, corner Of Main and Green
Streets opposite the Ballingall
House, Ottumwa, Iowa. july2S-6m
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Notice.

Sealed proposals will be received
by the undersigned, until Tuesday
Sept. ~, for furnishing the materials
and doing the work ofextending the
Main Sewer, on Market street, to the
north line of Second street; and for
the work of putting down the Sewer
Pipe on the north side of I'd street,
between Market and Court sts.
Also for furnishing the materials
and doing the work Of Grading,
Curbing, Guttering and Macadamiz-
ing Second street, between Market
and Court streets.
Specifications can be seen at the
Office Of the City Engineer.
The City reserves tho right to
reject any or all bids.
BY order. II. Il. WArERMAN,
Sept. 1O-dNw2w. City Engineer
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Communicated.
EDITORS COURIER

f.s 40 esAssa 1t has of late
years become 4 hniyefsal custom for all
mercantile houses. Immediately upon re-
6eipt Of few dollars worth Of stun, 10 an.
nounce in hiaxins terms Of their
mammoth stuck d this; that and the
other purchase, under unusually advanta
gscus circumstances, and to be sold at
ruinouAly how pricss- thus claiming TO be
the fortunate pDssessors ofadvantages not
falling 70 the lot of ordinary dealers.
These stories are ordinarily circulated
without any reference to truth. This I'VE
as the oldest house in Southern Iowa. have
SO far refrained from indulging in, and
shall evet 10 =, but stiil feel we have
right to place before purchasers. a few
truthful reasons why they should see us
this fail, feeling assured that every reason
given, will be verified, II properly inves-
tigated. At no time in the history of our
house has our stock been 20 we'll assorted
or 20 fun ~ this season, consisting Of new
and extremely desirable goods, purchased
with more than usual reference to the
demands OF the tArming community.
They were purchased upon cash basis
and we're bought to be sold and SHALL
be. Our stock Of Boots and Shoes is not
surpassed for quality or Quantity, coming
from the beat makers, both east and west
and VIII be sold twenty per cent cheaper
than any goods Of same grade in this city.
Weguarantee our best work. Our stock
OF Dry Goods, Colt ons, of all kinds, Elan
neJs, Casineres, 6hAwis, Furs, Notions DO
y unusually cemplete and very cheap
many q them being purchased at the usu-
81 Auction sales in New York at extremely
low rates. Our stock of Carpets il very
large and sold at the Chicago retailers
prices, We have In this iine, all grades
Of goods peculiar to this bl auch OF the
trade, and claim to be headquarters. In
msking our prices, we beg you to remem-
Der that we claim no competition with
houses that are full Of shoddy, kept TO
make people believe their prices are low
when In fAct, tho goods have no value.
We only compete In price with such houses
- keep goods ofreal value, and with such,
We cross swords. Do us the honor to
come and prove our assertion to be true.
lf you find anything in this that is worth
publication, You are at liberty to use II.
F. W. d J. HAwLEY, jr.
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Township Tickets.

Township tickets should besent in
at once, very carefully written. Also
give the number required in each
township, The composition and
press work costs on an average about
two dollars per township. 1t would
be agreeable to us to have this
amount forwarded with tho orders, as
we have never been able to figure out
any good reason why we should do
this labor gratis.
We will publish thctownship tick
cts in the Weekly COURIER a. inat
as they are furnished.
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TO Everybody.

:. - ~ ~ y 0OAAys .5ssas tsS
~ ifyoA want a new coat, now style
frock or.&ncy sack, rember Belts got
EN-. ss
Orperhaps only Pants and Vest,
plain, or very fine G Cashmere, or white
shirt or fancy tie. Plenty, all styles
at s BELTS.
And for a fine suit, fancy Cass i
mere, Tricot, Beaver, Black Cloth or
Doeskin. Anything in the line at
BELTS.
Now for Under-Shirts, Drawers
Gloves. Hats, Caps, Collars, and I'm
brcllas, every grade at Belts.
Trunks and Travelling Bags, full
line Ut BELTS.
Hats and Caps, complete stock at
BELTS.
Anice suit made TO order for Busi-
noes, Drose, or, perhaps, a wedding,
got up in style, BY Mr.. Salvo, Belts
Justly celebrated Cutter. YOU nust
have, 90 nice, and yet so cheap.
b. w. BErTs,
ss No. 26, Union Block,
e Ottumwa, Iowa.
sept. el3.l.dGw-H. - 5 s'sse
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sHERIFFs SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution to me direc-
ted from tho Clerk of the District Court OF
Wapello County, Iowa, on judgment
obtained in said Court on tho sth day OF
February 1870 In favor Of Ann Allen, ms
Plaintiff, ard against A. J. Oden, as Def't
for the sum OF thirty-fve dollars, and
costs taxed ut $7.55, and accruing costs, l
have levied upon the following real estate
taken rs the property OF said Defendant,
to satisfy said execution, to-wit:
Lot No. one u), In Block No, ninety
four (o4). in the city ofEddyville, Wapel-
10 County, Iowa;
And will offer the same for sale 10 the
highest bidder Tor cash In hand, ON the
10th day of October. A. D.. 1870, in front Of
the Court House door. in Ottumwa, at the
hour OF one O'Clock p. M, Of said day,
whom and where due attendance will be
given by the undersigned.
Dated at 0ttnmwa. Iowa, Serte,n Der
10th, 1870.
S. A.SwIdGETT. Sheriff.
BY wM, II. II. AsBURy, Dept'y. Sheriff.
sept. 15.w2t.
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We have this day appointed Mr.. u. r..
Oliver as. tho sole agent for tho sale of our
Celebrated Perfected Speesacics, for which
we claim the following advantages, viz -
They assist, AS well ar preserve, rendering
frequent changes unnecessary. They con-
for q clear and distinct vision as in the
hard and bfillidRt, hence not liable TO be-
como scratched. The frames, whether in
gotd, sRpe, or steel, are ofthe finest quality
and finish. They are fitted by . new
mode Cost typesl by which mistakes are
impossible. LAZARUS q MORRIS,
apr5dAwly Opticians. Hartford Conn.
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Valuable Property for Sale.
will sell that beautifully situated
and valuable Fruit and Garden Farm,
two miles northwest Of Otfumwa,
on tho Eddysille road, near the Fair
Grounds. Without question the
finest location. and greatest variety
OF Fruits in bearing condition, In tho
county. For particulars enquire of
y. w, BELTS,
= 60 clothier,
.,y. = No. 26, Union. Block,
SspAl19-Am ottumwa, Iowa.
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wEDNEsDAY--sEcoND DAY.

This morning the, weather is all
that could be desired, and at 8 o'clk.,
it is estimated that at least one thou
sand people are on the grounds.
The show in the fruit and needle.
work departments is rapidly being
augmented.
We find Matte Ives, 8 years old,
with light biscuits, pickles,preserves,
knit mits, a perfect marvel Of col.
lection for one SO young.
Mrs. A. Il. Graves-pickels,. pre-.
serves, cakes, hard butter, blankets
Mr.. Trimble-Howe's Sewing
machine.
Richard H. Warden = Isabella
representations.
Mrs. Ives table butter-delicious.
Mrs. 0. Moffett-wines and fruit
buffers.
w. I. Johnson-Elegant boquet Of
garden flowers.
Mrs. w. E. Langford--Infants
shirt and sack.
Miss Sallie Moffett-l4 years old
sofa pillows and needle cushion
very pretty.
Miss Anna Rowell--1e years old /;
elegant tidy
Miss Zorah Moffett-15 years old
watch case, chinelle embroidery.
Miss Belle FAIRBANKS California /;
stool cover--worsted work--a beau:
tifal pattern.
MiGs Annie Graves, 6 years old;
pieced quilt.
M'sD W McManus, Eddyville; silk
log-cabin quilt.
Mrs John il Moore. Ottumwa;
quilt.
Mrs M = Emerson, Agency; two
homemade rugs; perfect beauties.
Mrs Paris Caldwell; knit socks,
mitts. worstcd comfort, worstcd
quilt.
Mrs W L Major; boqnet of garden
flowers; IS different kinds icllies,
preserves, fruit buffers, quilt, COG Ga.
nut preserve.
Miss Flora Farmer, IL years old;
picture framed in an unique nicked
brown paper frame, varnishe
Mrs Il J Ware; gents. cashmere
suit, and fine cloth coat.
VIM Huston, Batavia; hanks yarn.
p " Stcbbins; Wheeler & Wilson's
sowing machines. as =, ils',i'
Myers 4 Murray, Agency; Ault-
man thrcsher.
VIM Huston; ewes and bucks.
J II Wilkinson; !, 2, and 3 year
old owes and buck.
John Mowery, Compe,ine; Poland
pig.
David Berry, Ottumwa, McGec q
Chester white boar, and SOW with
litter.
John Murray, COMPETING; Poland
and China boar and SOW.
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sHERlFF's SALE

By virtue of an Execution to mo directed
from the Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Wapel-
ID county. Iowa. OH a Judgment obtained In
.aid Court, on the I'D day Of June 1870 In IA
yor of Seth Ogg as Plaintiff. and against
William Ane and Catherine Ane, as Defend
anst. for the sum of One hundred and eighteen
dollars and S3 cents and costs taxed at S. Is and
accruing costs, have levied upon tho follow
Defendants, to satisfy said Execution, to-wit:
The west half OF the northwest quarter OF
section twelve a. township sovcnty-one al. !,
county. Iowa, and will offer the
same for sale TO the highest bid
der for cash in hand, on the 30th day Of Sep
House door In Ottumwa. at the hour of one
CLOCK, D. M OF said day, when anu where due
attendance will be given by the undersigned,
Dated at Ottumwa, Iowa, Sept. LIST, ls76.
BY VIM. II. III. Asbury, s. A. SWIGETT.
sept7-2w Deputy, Sheriff Of said Co.
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i MsMetrick, Ottumwa; SOW and
boar; McGeo and Chester white.
Elias Beck, Washington township,
| Me- sand Chester white ssr,,s,,
VIM Huston and B Hague, Batavia;
boars.
Mrs u o. Hanbert; honey. ssE
Mrs j Dovol; butter turkies,
cheese, knit socks, blankets, home
made flannel, worsted table cover.
Misses A Il and 4 NJ Dennisonj
noodle and patehworkl quilt.
Chapel 4 Williams; 4 box 2x4 feet
thick, SGT with beautiful dahlias, id
moss, two large boqnets Of garden
flowers; fruit trecs- i,
Masters Il. Swiggctt and Frank
Worcestcr, cofhpfehending . pretty
lake, fields OF different kinds Of grain
cattle, swine, etc, and the old log
house, primitive, yet loved. This
beautiful specimen Of handiwork is
gotten up BY lads about ID ysars old,
on q platform about 2 feet square.
Miss 3 Foster, IL years old; fine
cake. a
Rufio Graves, | 1 years old; boquet
Matte Monroe; Floris; 2 coverlets.
Mrs M J Neville; quilt.
Mrs G Garfield; log cabin quilt.
Mrs W I Major; infant dress, che
mise, ETC., exhibiting wonderful
needlework.
LII GiB Olney; hive full Of honey.
John Belts; Italian bees.
In apples, there are beautiful var
ieties, exhibited by Henry Wilson, J
G Heacook, s A Monroe.
jacob Houk; sweet potatoes and
corn. "
J , Miller; tray Of grapes and
peaches.
Q Moffett; grapes, sweet and Irish
potatoes, beets, cucumbers and toma-
toes.
W N Carson; sweet aid Irish
potatoes.
VIM Huston, Batavia; -four. and
wheat.
Harry Ives, 10 years;old; potatoes,
beets, corn: 8 B.
Captain Garfield; corn, wheat,
potatoes, turkies.
@ Garfield; same articles.
A magnificent show of sucking
colts, this afternoon, from Honesty. "
Conn. Lewis horse. The largest lot
of the finest colts ever exhibited on
the grounds. John Packwood took
the FIRST and second premiums, and
William Gray, third, amounting to
$25, SIS and $40, given by Conn
Lewis.
B I Sage & Co., made a trial OF
threshing with the Aultman 4 Taylor
machine, .threshing twenty bushels
of wheat in fifteen minutes, and
doing the work satisfactorily.
Class No. 2.--This class, horses OF
all work, was on exhibition at l0a
o'clock to-day, The humber Of
entries was large. Committee-Peter
Goff, James McOlung and Caleb
Miller.
j H Saunders black horse, Of ST.
Courtney, lows, took the first premium;
and Conn Lewis, second premium.
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Lower Mill.

Williams & Bowen have purchased
tho interest Of Harrison and J. A.
Hammond in the Lower Mill in
Ottumwa, Iowa, and have secured
the services of a No. one, first-class
miller, and assure all tho old custo-
mers as well as all new ones, that
they guarantee good work and fair
dealing. Highest cash price paid for
wheat, sept.8w4t.
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READ READ!

The undersigned is prepared to pain
Portraits in Oil Coiors, In the latest styles
Lifesize. or any size desirable, at low fig
ures. Persons having small pictures Of
deceased friends, Wishing to have them
enlarged and colored life like, give me q
call and not entertain the absurd notion
that nothing can bel done right unless IL
IL done in the East. Give me chance
and can do 1t we'll and much cheaper.
Gard Photographs, Ambrotypes and
Gems taken on short notice.
Main st. Ottum wa Iowa.
d3mwly. II. NUNAMAKER.
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Administrators Notice

Notice Is hereby given TO all persons inter-
ested, that on tho Sd day OF September, A, H..
1870. the undersigned was appointed by the
Circuit Court IT Wapello county, Iowa, al
ministrator of tho estate OF Samuel Clayton
deceased, late of said county. All persons in .
debted to said estate will make payment TO
the undersigned, and those having claims
against the same will present them legally
authenticated to said court for allowance
Dated september Sd. lS70.
sptT-9Wl II. CLAYTON. Administrator.
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LATEST NEWS.

All travellers who come from tho
West
Stop TO get clothing at Il. w. Bolts;
Tho reason is plain, his prices
30 low;
That twill not pay any further to go.
No. 20 Union Block,
Scptl3-d&w2wJ Ottumwa, Iowa.
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sHERIFFoS SALE.


BY virtue OF an execution TO me directed
from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of wap
clio County. Iowa, on a Judgment obtain
ed In said Court on the sixth day of Jan
uary, 1870. fin favor of E, L. Burton, Admin
istraior. as Plaintiff. and against Joseph
II. Flint, as Defendant. for the sum OF
Nine Hundred and Sixty fl re dollars. and
costs, taxed at $i1.65 and accruing costs. l
have levied upon the following Real
Estate taken as the property of said Dert.
to satisfy said Execution, to wit:
The southwest quarter If the north
west quarter, and the west half of the
northwest quarter OF the south west
quarter Of section thirteen IS) township
II, range twelve (l2l west, ia WaFeilo
County, Iowa:
And will offer the same for sale TO the
highest bidder for cash in hand, on the
10th day of October, A. D., 1870 In front of
the Court House door, in Ottumwa, at the
hour Of one O'Clock p. m, of said day,
when and where due attendance will be
given by the undersigned
Dated Mt Ottumwa, Iowa, September
10th, 1870.
s. A. SWIGGETT, Sheriff.
By VIM. III. ii. AsBURY, Deptfy. Sheriff.
Sept,f5 WET.
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HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIA-
TI0N

For the relief and cure of tho erring aud
and Unfortunate, on principles Ut the
Christian Philanthrophy.
Essays on the Errors of Youth, and the
Tollies of Age, In relation to Marriage
and Q cial evils, with sanitary aid for the
afflicted. Sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, Howard Association, Box P,
PHILADELPHIA Pa. may2W1y
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TAE FAIR.
III t @ HI ILL
Third Annual Exhibition.

sfA sSsas FIRST DAY. t2issA
To-day is the first Of our Wapello
County Agricultural Society! Far.
The morning broke clear and bright,
givingpromisc ofauspiciousr weather.
At an early hour articles for exhi.
bition commenced coming 10, and At
nood, as nearly as We could gather,
the following were OIL hand enter-
ed
7. x. Shepherd -driye we'll and
pump, which he warrants to work in
q well so feet deep wood pumps,
force pumps; lightning rods, and one
Of Rays Tanning Mills.
Mrs. Mary F. Potts, patent smooth
ing iron. 3
Josiah Stark, Bloomfield, draft
stallion.
We are sorry to say there seems to
be hesitancy on the part of exhibi-
tors, to give proper Information, and
we arc compelled to say only that
the enclosed stalls are Full Of draft,
fast and fancy horses and brood
mares rather encouraging, consid-
ering that but about three hours bad
elapsed since opening tho gates.
holster, Warden & Portor--sod
and fallow plows; two walking cul-
.tivators.
Sherwood Il Carson-Patent pota-
to digger /; took the premium al the
recent State Fair. s-s..,
G. A. Derby-IX u walking Gull
tivator.
" Sage, Agency Browns Corn
Drill.
J. Il. Shepherd-Feed cooking
apparatus stump puller, and hay
cutter.
Ben Randall--a fine Poland boar,
for which hepaid $50 when pig.
Mr.. II. is sanguine that heis the best
pig In the State, and, not to be pig
gish, we think he is not very extrava.
CANT in his opinion. We would adj
wise farmers to take a good look at
him, anyhow.
There were goodly number of
other very fine looking hogs in the
pens, but not being we'll versed in
the names and breeds Of swine, and
failing to find their owners, we are
left the alternative Of saying they
are superior looking hogs.
] M Randall--some of that poor
corn we heard so much about--ears
about q yard long, well filed, in fact,
crowded with, oh such cornl he
also has some pumpkins, squashes,
etc.
! Nm. II. Kitterman.--some more of
that same poor corn and tempting
apples.
Gentlemen, farmers don't say
poor corr to us again, or we shall be
tempted to acknowledge the corn
that Wapello county farmers can
prevaricate the truth
Y The grounds, stalls, pens, ampi-
theatre, and..all, are in good condition,
and if the weather should provo
good, we SEQ no reason why the Fair
will not be Q grand success.
The COURIER has headquarters
rancho near the anpitheatre, from
whence will issue complete reports
every day, and whore important
matters will be bulletined, and whore
we shall be happy to meet our
friends, who may wish to be sociablc,
and those who wish to subscribe for
the paper, or pay up arreages.
y n Il aas &. & = -
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zIIR nj A N H o @ d:
21V How Lost! How Restored

Just published, in a sealed envelope. Price
six cents.
A Lecture on the natural treatment, and
Radical Cure Of Spermatorrhea or Seminal
Debility, and Impedimenta to Marriage gem
orally NERVOUSNESS, Consumption, Epilepsy.
and Fits; Mental and Physical IncapacIty, re-
vERwELI., M. d., author Of the Screen Book, p
&C. "a Boon 10 THeUsANDs OF SUFFERERS"
Sent under seal. In plain envelope, to any
two postage stamps. by CHAS. J. G. KLINE
& CO.
Also. DIR. Culverwell's Marriage Guide .
p..cs IS cents fMayl3 '70-dtEw3m
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Mil Change.

Messrs. J. q. jackson 4 John Alex
ander have purchased and leased the
entire interest of the old firm of
Hunter 4 Co.,. in the Ottumwa
City Mill (known as the upper mill, }
and Mr.. Hunter has retired from the
business. Mr.. jackson is practical
miller, and has a well established
reputation, as I'LL who have tested his
ability at Kirkville, know. These
gentlemen are now running the mill
to its utmost capacity, being FIVE
hundred bushels per day, and are
turning off some Of the very best
quality Of -four, tho Golden Sheaf,"
and .Ottumwa City xxx" being
their speciality and for which they
challenge rivalry. They are supply
ing two Of the most extensive
Bakeries, and their flour may be
found in almost every grocery IN the
city.
Thoir main object is to please
customers, which they are bound to
do by guaranteeing satisfaction at
alltimcs and under all circumstan oes,
and to test this promise they invite
tho farmers Of Wapello county, to
give them trial.
They now have On hand q very
good gaadc Of -four at sl.00 per
sack.
chopping done as cheap as At any
other place in the city.
July Is w6md3t.
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Pure Chester White.

Twelve Bears, from four weeks to
Two years old. SIS to $50, if applied
tor soon. L. J. nEviN.
Aug 24-d&w30d.
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CALL AT TAYLOR, BLAKE Il Co. 10
get ~
~ FREQ Prussia, Mt $500.
Man and Wife, ut s1.00 to $3.50.
New Book on Bsilding, 700 Do
signs, $EO6.
Illiadsof Homer, AZ 500.
Odyssey Of Homer, at S1.O0,
Herodotus, 81 800.
Lofhnir, at Sl.O0 10 $500.
tsfss Put Yourself in fis Place, ut $1.O0
TO $3.50. y ssSa sg kzsg Sa
Irying,s Works, st $3.50 per VOL
Piescott's Works, at $500 per vols
Lives Of Washington, Franklin,
Marion, Boone, Crockett, Josephine,
&c, at $3.50 each. esaa.
New War Maps. at rs cents.
New Chromoe, with frames, at
81. 90 to $1,000. 8
And for anything aud aserything
IN the Book, Stationery and Picture
line. ~ aug27- d&wtf
Do notforget that Bettsnew goods
are comingin.
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CoRN. IF you don't believe wc are
going to have a corn famine, come in
and see the specimens left US by Tom
DOWN.
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Acrostic

Eadless variety, and prices go small,
With goods selected TO ruit you all;
Beautiful garments, the richest in
town
Even tho prices arc markods low
down.
TO sell goods cheaply, so all can buy,
Tempting the most fastidious to try,
Some ofthe best suits under the sky.
II. w. BETS.
No. 20 Union Block,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
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Drs. Hall d Moors's Eye Syrup
will remove scum, ulcers, inflamma-
ton, granulation, &C., from tho Eyes.
and is the greatest remedy known
for weak eyes. 1t is warranted to
cure tho worst cases of Sore Eyes, no
matter of what nature. or OF how long
standing. Money refunded by our
agents when satisfaction is not given.
For sale by Taylor, Blake 4 Co.,
Wholesale druggists, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Aug. ii, 1870-d4w6m
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= RETuRnED.--Asa g.. Of the house
I, S \ Huggins. hos just returned from
Nov York, and the immense crowd
90 people, which we noticed in thor
stcFS this morning, testifes TO tho
Fxssistioa of his good taste IN
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Five Cents Additional.

which will save the buyer the price Of
new pair of shoes Compared with rag
ged toes and dirty stockings, they are
beautiful, to say the least. Parents, try
10. sept7- 3mw
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Take Notice

Thatsthe ladies can always find at the
New York Cheap Store, the latest
styles, and cheapest stock Of Hoop
Skirts and Corscts, which can be-
found in the city.
RoDMAN g. HARRIS.
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For Sale.

will sell, cheap, house contain
ing IL rooms, which bringsin good
rental. J.. M. HEpRIcK.
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