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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-04-14
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Bulls Cedron Bitters.
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
AraalsdS Heard From.

ArdstsdS Heard From.
TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN
Stoney Point, White Co., Ark
May I'D, 1860.
DIR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir Last Feb
ruary / was In Louisville pnrhsai M
drugs, and got some of your Sarsaparilla
and Cedron Bitters.
NV son in-law, who Was with Inc in the
store, has been down with rheumatiin the =
some time, commenced on the Bittesm for
soon found his general health imprrs and
DR.. Gist, who has been in badoved.
tried them and he also improved
DIR. Coffee, who has been in bad health
for several years-stomAch and liver ar
fected--he improved very much by the us..-s
OF your Bitters. Indeed the Cedron Bit
ters has given you great popularity in this
settlement. Think l could sell gree
quantity ofyour medicines this fall--espe.
cially cfyour Cedron Bitters and Sarsaps.
rllla. shipIme via Memphis, care Of Rick
EFT 4 Nelly. Respectfully.
Dir. JOHN BULLS Principal office
No. 40 Fifth Cross Street,
LOUISVILLE, KY
AL Of the at0ue remedies for safe by
IA YLOR, BLA.KEd
Ottu1nwn, .IOwm
Aug. 10th. 1899 d,twip
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RECORDED SALES OF NEAL ESTATE IN
WAcELLo County, Iowa, FOR WEEK
ENDING APRIL 2, 1870, reported
by D. w. Tower, Recorder Wapel-
10 county, also Real Estate Agent
Notary and General Conveyanoer
LANDS.
Andrus Pike to z Wood 40 acres
Richland Township $4,000
A L B Hngcy to A Caldwell
125 acres Pleasant Up. 1000 90
RS Burrows to 7 Burns 10
acres Richlaud Up. 10000
VIM NJ Newell to TB Newell
80 acres Washington TIP. 100000
Obey Martin to L f Newell 9
acres Washington Up. 1000
w NJ Newell to ] d Newell 20
acres WashingtonTp. 10000
j w Dixon to 4 L Burton 8
acres Center Up. $4,000
J Loenbcrg to Z l. Burton 20
acres Agency Up. 100000
J Packwood to VIM Paokwoodjr
las acres Highland Up. 100000
J NJ Wallace TO w II Serber
30 acres Center Up. 10000
$4,000
TOWN LOTS.
w Dixon ctal to J B Fields
e N w lot 1917 and 140 OF.
tumwa. s35OO,Oo
II Stiles to. B Lugura lot Is
] and II A III w & II add. to
Ottumwa. 10000
] McGavic to L Marcy lot
E blk rs Eddyville. 244,50
3944,50
Lands $1,000
Total. s12e54,5o
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PAssEp.-The law authorizing
Townships and Cities 70 vote aid
TO Railroads 10 the extent of 5 per
cent, has passed both Houses of our
Legislature, and will undoubtedly
receive the signature Of the Governor
and become law,
1t is u good law, aud is framed SO
as to BIO proof against the late decis-
ion of the Supreme Court on u SINH
lar enactment,
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toErRs.-We have some roetry
sfom !. friend ut Chilicotlr, which is
all right as a tribate uf affection, but
Which, as Il literary and pootical pro.
ductlon is hot up to the standard
required or insertion in orr co'1n ms.
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REFORM SCHOOL.

Notice is hereby given that the state
Reform school for iuveniie Offenders will
be open Oh and after the Let Of oct. ready
for the reception of all boys who may be
sent there.
For information address, ISAAC r.
GIBSON, Salem Henry County, or JAS.
u. IADh, 0tidmwa
J, A. PAKNIN, prest.,
Sept 9th 1865 OF Board Of Trustees.
Oct LIST '68 dwtt
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Correspondence.
A Few Hints to Parents.


In raising children, always be kind
and pleasant to them. Treat them
kind and you will see that it is bet
ter than to be cross, and all the time
scolding. ] do not say lay aside the
rod altogether, but when they need
it give it to them, but be careful aud
not get excited and beat them as a
grea! many do. Another thing.
send your children to school and
give them a pretty fair education, SO
they can get along without having
to get some other person to do their
business for them. One more thing
and that is bring your children up in
the ways Of truth. A great many
teach their children TO tell iaIsehoods
by telling them themselves. A great
many do not think OF this. 1t is
done by promising to do things and
then not do them. When you promise
!. child any thing, it is always look
ing foril, ard you don't get it, it
will think that you are q will not say
it, but then your arc setting bad
example, you are sowing the seed in
thelrSyoung hearts that will spring
up and grow, and bring them TO de-
struction.
Parents think of this.
Yours truly,
\ FRIEND.
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In our statement we credit each
lecturer with his proportion of the
proceeds Of season tickets. Season
tickets were sold to the amount Of
SI47.00, being S18.374 to each of the
eight lectures ofthe course.
Tho thanks Of the Association arc
due to the Trustees Of the Methodist
aud Presbyterian Churches, and
especially to DR.. Taylor and to the
Ottumwa COURIER for liberal and
substantial favors.
BY order of the Committee.
EUGENE FAwcETT,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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CoNsREss.-We publish else
where an article from the pen Of
Lieut.. Governor Walden. and with.
out intending to disparage the claims
or merits of other candidates, have
no doubt but that the said article, ia
ken from the Centerville Loyal Citizen
correctly reflects the opinion of a
great majority of the people in the
4th Congressional District.
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We have word to say TO tho la
dies, and that's that W. Moss ir. Il
Co, are receiving the finest stock Of
goods ever brought to Ottuhiwa.
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ings of this meeting be Published in
the Ottumwa COURIER and Copper
he'd. Motion carried.
Mr.. J. Barr moved that wcadj ourn
to mcot at | o'clock p. M, on tho first
Saturday after the committee mcct
the Ottumwa Company. Motion
carried.
GhoReE LENT, }. G. KEITH,
Secretary. Chairman.
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Leading Magazines aud Weellies,

nj publishers lowest club rates--either Of the
following $500 Periodicals at $500 per annum,
viz: Harger's Magazines, Harper's Weekly,
IIarpers Bazaar. Atlantic Monthly, The CAL
l.ippencott's Magazine. BIackwood's, Frank
heslie's Illustrated Monthly. Frank Leslies
Illustrated newspaper, Old and New, The
Of the following 800 Periodicals at s2c5, viz.
Godey,s I.edy's Book. Madame Demorest's
following $3.50 Periodicals nj S2M. VIZ; The
Riverside, Packards Monthly, Tic ladies
Friend: The following. $500 Periodicals at
urday, The Nation. The following published
at 500 at Sl5o, viz: The Young Folks. r. -
Arthur,s Homo Magazine, Peterson's Maga-
zine. Address
s. ". Printing and Publishing Association
Care Box lio, Cincinnati, Ohio
March II, lsT0-dwim
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Dancing.

We have y long communication
from KirkviIIe on the subject of
Dancing" signed "Veritas" in an
other reply to Exit" &
We don't know how badly "Veri-
tos" went through Exit, and per-
haps never shall, as wc incontineut.
ly dumped his unpaged article into
our waste basket, upon tho discovery
that the author had failed to entrust
us with his genuine signatures for
our own information.
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The House passed the Senate bill
yesterday taxing railroads on their
gross earnings as follows: One per
cent on the first $4,000 mile two
per cent on the excess over SO, 900,
up to $4,000, and three per cent on
the excess over $4,000 per mile Of
gross earnings.
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New FIRM.-G. W. Devin an l. N.
Mast have formed an Insurance
firm, and will succeed to that part of
the business oftho ,lato firm Of Full
ton Il Mast.
Thatsa good team. Their card
will appear in due time in the CouR,
Ter. &tastA
The insurance business will be
transferred to Mr.. Dcvins office, and
Mr.. Mast will continue tho legal bust
ness rs heretofore at the office Of Full
ton & asst. u
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Wolf, Carpenter & Co., are push
ing the st. Louis & cedar Rapids RR
rapidly northward towards Cedar
Rapids from the upper city limits.
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Ey several families to so to the
country, as farming and domestic
lahorcrs, Those wanting such help,
wall apply to .. TowsR,
Township Trustee.
April 6, '78.dltw3t.
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Munterville.

This is the name of a new Post
Office just established in this County
seven miles south west of Chillicoihe
in Polk Township.
1t is in the midst Of a large Sweede
Settlement of thriving industrious
people. #
Mr.. Nelson p. Burgeson is appoin-
ted P. N. and has entered upon the
proper discharge of the duties Of his
office. ~ EgEI
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From the Daily COURIER of sth.

T IVIII IlIC Daily COURIER OF sIh.
BUILDING. - Messrs. Zulaut and
Cooper are rapidly putting up Abe
Stouts residence, while L. w. Kilby
Is to-day raising his own residence.
all on the Harrow Place Addition.
III. Hall has in forward state of
completion ar excellent residence for
i. ID. Barnes, corne. of Green and
18th Street.
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Sheep.

One OF our subscribers, d. Ii. Will
kinson Esq. camel in this morning with
fifteen pclts taken from that number
Of sheep killed Tor him recently, by
worthless ours from town and coun-
try.
five were in Wiikiusons place
we should arm ourselves with a
double barrellcd shot gun and kill
every dog We saw on sight.
One oi the sheep killed was valued
at $4,000.
Let the bullet and strychnine do
lts perfect work on the dog popula-
ton Bro. Wilkinson.
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CITY DRUG STORE.
J. w. WEIR, M. d.

Would respectfully announce TO the people
OF Agency City and vicinity, that he has pur-
chased the Drug store formerly owned by
KEGS Davis, and that they can bur Drugs
and Medicines of him aschaap as of anyboI<
else. Call and see him, nj the old stand
Aug. 2i-w3m.
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From Daily of sth inst,

DissoLv Ep-,ho firm of Stewart
Il kici, Read their notice elsewhere
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REMEMBER the wool season is M.
preaching, and Mcesrs. Meek & Bros.
have increased their facilities for
manufacturing I'LL the varieties of
their Justly celebrated wooden goods
OF which shall keep an increased
stock on hand to sell for cash or cx.
change for wool.
would again remind those having
wool TO exchange not to be deceived
hy the saying "ths is Meek goods
or "as good rs Mccks' GOODS but
80 direct to the agents to get the
goods and exchange your wool.
! would return thanks for the very
liberal patronage bestowed on me in
this department the past thirteen
years, and respectfully solicit a con-
tlilHance Of the same, promising, as
heretofore, truth and fair DEALING
j. @ A. DAWSON, Ag't.
Agency City, Arril 1870.
Those splendid new styles CASH
mere, have arrived at
Mar. 22-d&w1m Il. w. Belts.
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viilAnow, Walker County, Ga,


DR.. JOHN BULL-Dea SIR: have r..
Gently given your "Worm DESTROYER sew.
eral trials, and find it wonderfully efiica.
cious. II has not failed in single In.
stance to have the wished for effect. IN,
doing pretty large cctiiitty pfactice, and
have daily use for some article Of the kind
am free to confess that know Of no
remedy recommended by the ablest all
thors that is so certain and speedy in its
effects. On the contrary, they are uncer-
tain in the extreme. My object Ia writing
to you is to find out upon what terms
can get the medicine directly from you.s
II can get it upon easy terms, shall use
great deal oft. l am aware that the
use of such articles is contrary to the
teachings and practice ola great majority
of the.rcgitldr line Of M. DIS. but l see no
tst cause or good sense in discariing 4
remedy which we know TO be efficient
simply because we may be ignorant Of itA4
combination. For my part, shall max q
rule to use all and any means to alle-
yiate suffering humanity which NAV be
able to commandments hesitatinR because
some one more ingenious than myself NAV
have learned it's effects first, and secured
for himself the sole right to use that knowl
edge. However, am by no means ar,
advocate or supporter of the thousands Of
worthless nostEums that flood the country
which purport to cure all manner Of dis.
ease to which human flesh il heIr. Please
reply soon, and inform me nj your best
terms
am, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT. NJ. d.
DR.. John Butts Principal XDfce, 40, Fyyt
Street, Louisville, Ky. -
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Drafts for sale all the principal cities
OF the uDilef States and Europe.
Gold, Government Bonds, Compound
Interest Notes, bought and sold on The
most fayorahJs terms.
Money Loaned, and collections made on
all accessible points
Aug. 3, 1859 a8@tf
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WASOHsS
Challenge Backing

Is warranted to preserve the leather, and to
give a more lasting polish. than any other
either domestic or foreign. French Backing
is loaded with acids, and will destroy tbs
leather. TOUCH 1T WITH YOUR Tongue and
you will be convinced, All parties represen-
ting that they have been employed by Jas. =.
Mason g. Co., as backing makers are impos-
ters; and buyers are cautioned to be upon
their guard against any such bogus stories.
Ask for MaSOns Backing, and take no
other. II is the only safe Backing for your
boots. 1t is used all around the world.
JAS. s. MASON & CO.
mar25w5m-d2tw d. Philadelphia
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Price Reduced.

The South Western Printing and Publishing
Association have completed arrangements
whereby they are enabled to supply mail sub.
scriberT, either singly. or in clubs, with the
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A CARD.

We desire TO info rm the public that we have
old our Banking, Exchange ana Collection
business to Seth Richards and Geo. W. Hale
who, under the firm of Richards 4 Hale, will
continue the same business at our old stand
on Main Street, Ottumwa, Iowa.
In retiring from the banking business, we
lake this occasion to thank the people of Of
tumwa and vicinity, for their generous pat
ronage, and most respectfully commend them
70 our successors, as gentlemen of well known
integrity, abundant capital and business ex-
PerleDce, who are eminently worthy OF pub
Tic confidence. ii. q ANGLE 81 GO.
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BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
TONY United States and Eorld-sc,ae
Readers.

HAVE received many testimonials from
professional and medical men, as my al
MANAGES and various publications hare
sowing letter from q highly educated and
popular physician in Georgia 10 certainly
one OF the most sensible communications
have ever received. DR.. Clement knows
exactly what he speaks OF, and his testi
mony deserves to be written in letters OF
old. Hear what the Doctor says
BULLS WORM DESTROYER:
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lar Your Plans for the Year.

No business should be conducted on hap
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ception to the general rule.
Now, at the commencement of the year,
every farmer should cast over in his mind
what he will do and how he will do it.
Which fields he will farm with corn, which
with oats, wheat. turnips, or barley !;
which he will pasture, which NOW, or
which plant.
How much help he will require, where
it is to come from and what it Will cost.
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do,-if more is required and how much
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Exercise for Breeding Ewes.

There is no part of the management OF
flock of sheep so much neglected by the
shepherd rs that of giving the breeding
ewes proper amount of exercise.
Many are the flocks that are put into a
small yard or shed, and there confined
during the whole period of CESSATION, with
out even going out of the yard.
Good feed alone does not give strength
to the body; but good keeping and proper
exercise makes an animal strong.
Animals will even fatten better without
much exercise, and to fit them for the
shambles, it is well to keep them close
but where strength is required, exercise is
necessary. If you expect strong, healthy
lambs, give the ewes good feed and mod
crate exercise in the open air; for rest as
sured if they are closely confined and high
ly fed, you will have weak lambs, and
those very difficult to raise.
While it is necessary to have shelter and
good conveniences to feed under cover, il
is not always best to feed there. In the
Northern States, while the ground is COW
cred with snow, and when the weather is
suitable--moderately cold--sheep can be
fed to good advantage on the snow. BY
feeding in this way they get the right kind
of exercise, and vii! eat their feed as clean
as in the best of racks.
Each Hockmaster must consult his OWr
convenience in regard to the best way tc
give his flock exercise during the winter
months; for it is fresh air and exercise
that makes flock strong and healthy.
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