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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-07-13

RELIABLE AND EAFE.-Dr. Henrv's
Root and Plant Pills are mild and pleas
ant in their operation, yet thorough, pro-
tirely vegetable, they can be taken with
out regard to diet or business. They
arouse the Liver and seoretive organs in
to healthy action throwing of disease
without exhsusting or facilitating the
system. Try them and you will be salts
fled. Price rs cents box. Sold by drug
gists and dealers in medicine everywhere.
Prepared by the Grafton Medicine Co. st.
Louis, Mo. June 10 DIV 6m.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-07-13

PELLA BAPTIST CoLLEGE.-We
publish, to-day, an article from the
Pella Blade, giving an account of the
annual examination at the Pella Bap-
tiet College, which makes flattering
showing for that institution.
This College is in the seventeenth
year of its existence, and it's aim and
ambition is, to be recognized as the
State Institution of learning for that
numerous and respectable body OF
Christians.
We are glad to learn of the pros
perity Of this College, and can assure
our people that they cannot send
their children to a school, where their
moral, physical and intellectual train.
ing will be better looked after than
to the Pella Baptist College.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-07-13
READ m.

Some of the gimlet eyed, rod-aug-
er politicians of the Bourbon breed,
who never learn anything and never
forget anything, have been CRITICS.
ing Major UConnor's superb Grafton
on the 4th as being partisan in it's
tone. We havefor this among many
other good reasons, concluded to
publish it ver6atim in to-day's Cou-
RIER.
The intelligent reader will discov-
or that it contains an eloquent
apostrophe to the universal genius
of emancipation, and that it is anti
democratic to the extent that il de-
nounces every form of human op-
preston. Only this and nothing
more. But read it.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-07-13

EXTRA TRAIN ON B. 4 M.-For the
purpose of better accommodations,
the local travel on the b. & NJ. Rail-
road between Charlton and Burling-
ton, the company has placed Especial
passenger train on the road between
these points, to run as follows:
Going East, this train will leave
Charlton at 4:3O A. NJ, arriving at
Burlington at 1856 A. M.
Going West, leaves Burlington a,
a.eu p. M. ; arrive at Charlton at 9:35
This will enable tho local travel OF
the road to reach Burlington at a
convenient time Of the day, remain
four hours, and return the same day,
and will also accommodate the inter
change OF business between interme-
date Stations.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-07-13

PREP4 RED EY
DIR. y. e. AVER 4 CO, lowell. .sa.,
Practical and 4naiyfirM Chenists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
TAYLOR BLAKE 4 co, Wholesale Agents
May LIST, 187l-dw1y.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-07-13

CoAL.-Our new Ottumwa Coal
and Mining Company, of which w.
B. Bonni6eld is President, A. d.
Moss, Superintendent and Q. NJ. Ladd,
Secretary, is prospecting finely. They
have two banks in operation on the
B. & NJ. RR., some IL miles west of
the city, and will have directly 40 to
so hands steadily employed in min
ing, and will then ship an average
Of about ten car loads per day. They
arc operating, on a long lease, the
Dudley bank, and own another one
mile beyond, which is known as
James Bank.
Mr.. A. D. Moss has made arrange
ments to let his brothers run the
store, and has undertaken the super
intendency of this enterprise in per-
son, for year, and will devote his
well known energy alone to the sue
cess of the undertaking, which is a
sufficient guarantee that it will be
well done. They are now engaged
in laying down an iron, tram track
II miles in length. Success to the
0ttumwa Coal and Mining Company
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-07-13

Having Just built one Of the largest Livery
SsaDlee In the state of lows, and having par.
CHASED . new and complete stock Of
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-18
lIISCELLANY.

THE DUKE OF NoRroLK.-T The Cores
pondence of Geneva gives tue following de-
tails Oh the family and the person of the
young Duke who WAS at the head of the
Reputation Of British Catholics at Rome !:
" The Duke of Norfolk, first duke and
peer of England, and hereditary Earl Mar
shall of the kiugdom, holds princely rank
10 his own country, both on account of the
historical "reminiscences of his ancestry aud
the considerable fortune he Possesses. The
castle of Arundel, a fortress in the ninth
century, aud now superb ducal residence
in the centre of vast demesnes, has for
several ages past belonged to the earls Of
ARUNDEL. The Duke reckons among his
fOrefathers several lords who have played
an important part at various ep"chs, but
| the Que whose memory offers to Catho'ies
tile musC Interesting souvenirs IL, unques-
t,ouably, Pnilip, earl of Arundel, wn",
uuder the reign of Elizabeth, was. for
having returned to the true faith, detained
fifteen years in the London Tower, where
he d,ed slow and painful death. The
ureseut Duke OF Norfolk Is twenty -four
seals of age. AT thirteen he Lost bis Ia
Cner, who had rendered the greatest service
10 Cath"iicity by his inex''austlhle gen+r
| us,uN his zeal tor every thug t" the 'nt+reS
If the Church and Catholics. HIS m"the
Is the daughter of the late Admiral LIZ ous
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-18

Art scho"ls were first founded in Eng
land in 1912, one in London and another in
York. Last year they had Increased to
10Y, in which 1864 pupils were being edu-
Gated. Large sums are annually expended
ON these schools last year SO large sum
as nearly s5O,0OO. Night classes in Art
within four years had increased from 80 to
249 in number, and they were attended by
1922 pupils. In elementary schools mote
than 100 600 poor children have been
| taught drawing.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-18
MACHINE

MACHINERY.
THoMAs B. BoDLEY CO..
xANurAcruRERs AGENTS AxD pEALERs m
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF MACHINERY;
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
AND FERTILIZERS,
rdido street.
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
Stationary and Portable KNaINEs-an sisss,
Circular SAW MILLS,
Coleman's CORN and WHEAT MILLS
Straue
Wood Working Machinery,
Skating, Betting. Files and Saw Gummsrs
Circular and other SAWS,
Cotton Seed Oil Machinery.
PUMPS, Of all kinds
Bookbinders' MACHINES and PRESSES all sises,
Gullett Steel Brush COTTON GINS.
Hand COTTON PRESSES-the cheapest
good Cotton Press made.
Stafford Cultivaors Sattey Gang Pows Southern Corn
Planters. southcrn Cotton Planters Expanding
Cultivators, Harrowu, Grain Drills. Bale
Ohio Mowers, Bale Ohio Combined
Mower and Reaper. Warner's
sulky Hay Rakss, Crawforas
Garden Cultivators, all
descriptions Of
PLOWS,
SWEEPS and
SCRAPERS wheel-bar.
rsws, Horse-Powsrs, Segmsnts,
Pinions etc., for Gin Gearing, Victor
Tread Horse Power, Victor Cane Mills.
Cooks Evaporators flor either Southern cane
or Sorghum), Church, School and Plantation Bells
(of fne tone and small cost, Fan Mills Corn Crushors
etc., etc, etc.
Our goods selected with full knowledge Of tho kind
Of work needed in the Southwest, and we guarantee
every machine furnish DO effective Of tho objec
for which 1t designed.
FERTILIZERS-Zelt's Phosphate, Pure Peruvian
Guano Raw Bone Dust and Plaster.
Discounts made to Wholesale dealers and agents.
THOs B. BODLEY & CO.,
cell ly Perdido street, New Orleans. La
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-18

nR. BELDEN,
- HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
Has removed his readence to corner Of Race ana
Magazine streets His ONCE remains ct g Camp strss&
Once hours from TO 10 A. NJ and from I lP. q.
From to A. n. ho be consulted at his hsusa
except when engaged In Waiting patients tGl9 "
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
THE NEw-YoRK EAR DIsPENsARY.

When this institution was opened at No. 90
West Thrtyfthst its Importance a. charity was only
partly ap pprecated. Tho experience OF Its managers
since last Spring has shown that 1t must be placed on
basis with Its usefulness and the trustees
agreed at recent meeting to secure more commodous
building than that now occupied. Ear dispensaries
have been useful prraton In England since 1876 and
the many productive OF diseases OF the ear among
the lower classes such Institutions equally neces
sary here Nothing common than to find infants
and children with ears diseased by exposure
or by scarlet fever, or measlee. Thc dsease
IA not always PAINFUL and for this parents almost
invariably neglect to obtain treatment As such children
grow up deafness IA the natural result they arc not sent
to school, and generally become permanently unfit
useul employment. Frequently the disease extends to
the BRAIN causing sudden DEATH The field IL good one
for philanthropy and much good may be done by send
ing Young sufferers for treatment while IT Is possible to
control the disease Patients are received at the dis
pensary at every day, except Sunday Contribu'
tons to funds may be sent to COL W. f. Prince No.
SO West Thirty tfth-st
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
CHARLES MOORE. THE EAI0RANT ROBBER,
eURRENDERS HIMSELF.

Three months ago Charles Moore, the no.
torious emgrant swindsr rather than accept the de-
cision Of jury on the charges OF <obbery brought
against him fed into Newjerscy and forfeited his ball.
He was accused Of having robbed German emigrant,
Anton Kornack ana while Kornack was In the House OF
Detention Moore dsscreetly remained away few days
ago rumored that earts were making TO settle
Moores case and that the wtnesOes had left
the city and were beyond the reach Of tho authorities
Moore would return. Yesterday no appeared in the
Court of Oyer and Termner, surrendered hiraself and
was taken to the Tombs Some weeks ago Willy Walach
Commissioner Of Emigration said that whenever Moore
caught Kornack would be produced TO TESTIFY
fendat will placed on trial with the evidence nnin-
paired by the delay.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

T., q. ssvs1 - Corlesrsa By ear Ne ~ = ~
et Sns rirh, la bsA s, and his right arm boscA Tss
TO BeRovse Hospital =, .~
An affray occurred early Yesterday In the "Crys-
ssved snvers sealp wound and Jsu Henry me ~ ~
the wriu BY unksews ren
pr,,la,, IN Monday night forced side window
T. shoe ere No. F.,ons and removed s<oo vortn
AZ ..i = ~ aes vks as She approach sf two oec o~
dropped ass plssds anA led
patros,nan Patrick Fay Of the Eighth Precinct. IN
povnS S1nien He!s aeh:.d: o. Nc ie weo. s1 s
- Police Cout terdy whee she haa -
mittd Duaed ads violently cang her n down no ns0
ssfvsy "a receive Lisht INJURIES
An inouest was held yesterday, at the Morgue IN
Sfus BY freight train on tee Harlem Railroad ro1 ~
middle cars vbNe ahs train moving
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
TIE ENVELOPE MANUFACTURERS PETITION.

Another attempt is making by the envelope
manufacturers to induce Congress to egsae against
what they consider competition in their trade by the
Post Office Department. Their petition to Congress
claims that the Government is making and delivering
envelopes through the mails at or below original cost.
at loss to the service of c5a per 1000 envelopes This
loss is the result Of expense Of handling transportation
etc. and estimated at $2000O per annum. Tho petit
TONERS ask that the PostOfice Department furnish
envelopes at 10 cent above cost that the amendment
prohibiting the printing OF business cards on stamped
envelope. he made permanent law, IT expires July !,
that, failing this envelopes printed shall be
charged postage printed matter when sent through
the mails to the customers Of the Government and that
the charge for printing be made the same as that made
hy private printers and statoners The petitioners claim
that their business is injured by the Government coming
on the market q heavy competitor.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
lAupouncem.n"I
BuRNErT,s COOKING EXTRACTS are the best
lAnpouncemenu.i !

WEAK LUNGS AND SENSITIVE TIIOATs ARE
.xvgnKLr TRIED CHANGES OF TEHrHRA1uRs
OCCURRING DURING WINTERS coysyouEscB AsrHNA1c
AFFECTIONS INFLAMMATION Lusss PLEURIsY BRoScHrs
AND SIMILAR COMPLAINTS. rRsvA
Corons COLDS ,OKrRUSSERs OF rHrss OFTEN
FATAL COMPLAINTS THEN, snorLD
BE pErpsSrLY TAKEN HAND on
SORTING At oycB TO DR. JAYSEs RxPEcroRASr AND
wKLLrRIEp REMEDY. Sure TO CoLp,
,Rr HEALING AND STRENGTHENING Eryscr PuISoSAkr
AND BROsCHrAL ORGAss SOLD BvgRYwBERE
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Astor HoMs-SenatOr William WINDOW OF
XeuSucip. the fion John 8. Carle Of West Virnnia,
eorcc Limit ofe3oston, and r. =. Eastwick, esq. p
6mith, M. C., Of Vermont - ftnh Arenue Hotet-1he
Hon Alexander H. Rice, and Judge Dwight Foster OF
Hoet0u ex Con nnessman Culver OF Pennsylvania, tue
Hon g. X. Williams Of Wayne County, N. Y; c. g. Bnsb
nell ofNsw. .Rsve,, and T. II. Garfield Of Vermont -
n Y. - St. Nicholas Hotei-Judee 6. Burke. r. H.
Watson, and Samuel NJ Young Of Ohio j. r. NewcHmJot e -
Poughkeepse. Grand Central Hosei7Judge h}on UOn
aldsOu Il Pennsylvania and f. W. Brooks o. Mss'"6t t
Rhode Leland, Cen A. g. Diven Of Emira,
man W. H. Bishop Of Connecticut and u. Mo1I ~
of Philadelphia - Gilsey House, T. DuIchcf Vi
Pswling n Y, and Erastus COrning,jr.. A0apy
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

Those nobby hats those nobby hats. How
t ga how hight and They're made by Knox they're made
by KNOX upou Broadway Broadway 22 the nuhe 22 the
Don't forget IT. don't forget it Corner Fulton corner Fulton
t. where aud furs be lad tie lowest pre We
know il.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

TIE BEST PLACE in New-York to buy RELI-
WAICHEs DIAMONDS FASHIONABLE JYwsLRy aud
STEALING SILVER SauiREs " FutonsL Diamonds specially
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

COLORIFIC cOlOrs hair magnificent. You ap-
ply yms Best aud cheapest Tt sDeyst and al
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
LECTERES. MEETINGS. ETC.

DR.. John Lord is to deliver, at Association
Hail. lie ginning Jan. p series OF Is lectures On the
"Grcat Llgh, Of The New Christian Civilization"
Henry Kiddle, City Superintendent of
Schools. will deliver address before the Public
erhoo Tpac here Association OF this city at Association
Hall. OH Monday next at +p III.
The committees appointed by the Vessel
Owners and Captains Associations, the Importers Board
Of Trade. the Produce Exchange, and the Chamber Of
Commerce, will hold Joint meeting at D. m to-day at
the rooms Of the Chamber, corner OF william and
Cedafsts.
An exhibition for the benefit of the Home
for the Frendess aud the Howard Mission be given
at the Academy Of Music on Wednesday and Friday
evenings 1e week and on the oGTns nG Saturday
public, embracing the history OF America from the
songs, cIorses dcciamations and costumes and per.
forrued "by over 5OO ysung ladies and gentlemeu"
POLICE NOTES.
A fire in Clinton Market Yesterday, damaged F.
esdsBsrs soei Of meat e2oc and the building SoO
Mrs. Wards ice-house at One hundred and forty
sad and Tsah.vs. d,n.ssd yesterday 300 BY sr.
William H. Smith, eolored, was arrested last even.
4s.syasiS.. r. % ' ''' '' '''''' ''''''' "' '''
James Reed and David Merritt called on Jackson
slsy VEN ta,esso sass.n srrsss.1.
Ruth Howe age 4. wa. arrested at 2S2 Chrystie-
. .ns s:rs.ll FIX q wsssfsE :.,.; "' ''
Thomss Moore: aSs Is B. I, ;'s%a1 IS employed on the
~ :. ss -. as , Ss ~ :''''' The
The Board OF Police dismssed yesterday the fol-
,,s,ss pssss: Jssepb Hssgh a. Cbsr. Jewell
PpssiSe ssd Pain Goodwin VI ~ kesssis Trseisea
Sudden deaths. Yesterday: Elizabeth Ann Gordon.
rv 60 n No SO West 4chsel Reaeaa IS Of
SPetIa Wink drakiss 10 the ssloos No u Bsstsr-st
Second-ave. was run into by an East Broad
Chaths YESTERDAY snd Desse Trey NE ensU As
Sst vas Snsels1 s.d severely injssed
Eugene Valentine boarder ct the Revere House.
svapusI william Vshsys
s BssdwsJ aai bstss h u nsss b. and
ashA -.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

BOswELLs BALsAM TAR AND WILD CHERRY
-EIcelen for Of Colds, Cough Throat Dseass &c
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
HOME NEWS.


THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. .,,.
fan Eosn sHu t'~
30
UIGH TIDE TO-DAY.
cesey Isssd Battery Hsa "Se .%' S.m
Ip 0,oi s;e1 S:T MS Il:& nW WI
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

For bargains in WATCHES, DIAMONDS, rich
prcts bearing
than they would be Br adusy
H. JOHNSTON ROBINSON. $50 Bo~ery, Broomest Y
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
SCHFIDAM AROMATIC

UDoIpuO WOLFE'S SCHEIDAM AROMATIC
TIE complaints for which the sCuSArts b'' hen
6r sprrac physicians who have corresyonied
with Ire Tiap dopsy dyspepsia debility consequent long
eonnnd and old epilepsy asthma gravel collie sc ton
Of the kinSs For these i
orrt crbei with great by than three tboa
sand medical practitioners in various parts OF The United States
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
IMPORTANT EVIDENCE.

x,sxi.g upsnsss oas vsee II sesl treatment ss The
~. SssSh esssssss vsans saAass vhA physician ro
dss. D., aaTHILL plsassa present few pednsns Of TIE
many certificates veA h received the Of bis practice
rhoussnds smonia Of dm character, and snansas iron the
,o, reliable sources w b ebseny subnled application
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
CURE OF DEAFNESS.

FROM Mr. NORRIS PHILLIPS,
Editor and Proprietor Of The Hons Journal
Oyyics o. TIE JOURNAL. No. 3Parkpsee Hew'forf,
testify With pleasure 70 the success which attended w. h'h
ruest In tho case Of ny had been affected with deafness
and soises The result Dr. LIGHTHlLs applications
we're prsmp. they Elective The hearing v" restored @s
noises removed radical Il has dnes proved perna
nam, NORRIS PHILLIPS.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

Go TO B. s. SQUIRE, 104 Fulton-st, m stairs,
or Watches Jewery Diamonds S,ews; he sells direct
ron safe 6ut therefore Mlnufaeuers prtt
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

s. R. WELLS, Publisher, 3S0 Broadway New
York furnishes s and magazines at lowest eub rates
Either arpers ScrbDs Atlantic GALAXY Appleton, Lppu
colt e. with Psychological Journal So for IS Or Christian
Union s3; Phrenoog So and pair Of $40 chrcmos for only
+5 30. Other combinations viii be made 10 suit.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
IMPORTANT TO INvALIDs

T sPgplSL GKANrs the and delicate food vet
the thing stomach could
sold by all drugrh and the whoesae depot b.
CAkLH STRONG, lj3 Wser St. corner Msiieh lane.
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(Gprtftbung.)

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In pcltttI&e @onlptrattonen ein9elai1en
buben 2" fra9te 5enrt nit n1attem 2d<
9eln.
~Nein aber er ma@te mir abl@euli@e
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Der junee @urquis ri&tete sineu
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fine. ~Dteier pieermartise Meni& was'
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3ettuu08 Gefehe Ser Scr. Gtaaten.

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len, 70 pirb aueenommer, oab Ie pieiebe furt3use>
balten wInf9en.
Rein Abonnement tann re9tSeiltle abbeReQt
merben, pbne baB ale &udtanbe be3ablt dnb.
@snn abonnenten unterla6en, ibre ;3eituneen
psn ber pofoffice ab3uboen, 70 fnb lle bafur Ser=
anttportli9. bis lie ibre 9an3e &e9nnn9 bs3ablt
unb bic 3eitung abbelteQt baben.
@enn Mbonnenten tbren Wobnprt dnbern, pbne
bic 3eitunss> >Sfee 3u bena&ri@tgeu, 70 III 20 ibr
94abtn, penn bic 3situns na4 tbrem frlberen
@obnprt eel9idt tpirb.
Cine @eieerung, tie 3eitun9 BON ber Yc1t,Sf-
fee ab3uboItn pbne tteielbe beaablt ~ baben ptrb
ais ab0@tlt&er 8etrue aneeieben.
@sr bret Nummern elmer 3situne annimmt,
tpirb ale Nbonnsnt aneelsben uno bat fir bteislbe
~ be3ablen.
3eituneen lnb III benz County, TO iie eebrudt
wsrbsn, portofrei.