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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-14

"
Our Democratic friends in Iowa
will doubtless be glad to know that
just so soon as the Democracy got
possession of the State Of New
Hampshire, they passed an act MAX
ing it compulsory upon parents and
guardians to send children TO school
for . certain time each year.
In case Of failure to comply with
this law it is made punishable by
fine of ten dollars for the first offence,
and twenty dollars for each subse.
quent offence.
Our Democratic friends herea-
bouts have taken occasion when the
subject Of compulsory education was
preached to howl and rant against it
most Justify, as clear invasion Of
the sacred rights of the citizen. For
. wonder, il would seom that New
Hampshire Democracy believes in
the broadcast and most general diffu-
sion of education, and that it is even
tho duty Of tho State to enforce at
tendance upon the public schools, in
case tho parent neglects to sond his
children TO school.
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Without any disrespect TO the members
Of the medical profession. profession
honored by all thinking men, il is only
Just to say that they are too thick on the
ground. The consequence is that the
community is doctored oyer much. When
nature needs only the gentle stimulant
and Alternative, which has become famous
Throughout, the country 10 reliable med
icine, under the name OF Hostettei' g
Stomach Bitters, she is not unfrequently
dosed with dozen prescriptions, all ex-
perimeEtal, from the Pharmacopeia.-
At this period OF the year, when the fall
OF the leaf indicates thai decay has seized
upon the vegetable Kingdom. many har.
assing diseases are prevalent. Chiel
among these may be mentioned intermit
tent fever and bilious remiteent. The ex.
halations rising from accompanying vege.
tatIon, and the heavy fogs, are very ap1
to generate these complaints. The wisesI
| policy is to protect the system by a course
Of Hoste,ter's stomach f5itters al the com
mencement of the fall. Much suffering
may thereby be avoided. But II the dis
ease has already begun, its periodical Wis
tations may readily be checked and brok
en- up by this active, yet harmless, vege
table tonic.
But be on your guard against the CHAR
latans who are attempting II palm Oh
under various names, unwholesome com
pounds, which they pretend TO compar
favorably with the great national elixir
which has long since swept more formid
able opposition from the field. Bear j
| mind that every bottle of genuine Hos
letters Stomach Bitters is authenticate
by a splend,dly engraved label. and ia
: smile of the sign manuel Of the firm
, Put up in bottles only, and cannot be oil
tanned in bulk.
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The Burlington Gazette was inter.
viewed by the irrepressible puff hun.
tor, Petor g. Ballingall, on SATURDAY.
last, but the editor 'was SO absorbed
IN business thai no "failed to nc.
knowledge the HONOR. The trasette
says the radicals have nominated
tn n most popular man against him
(peter) and he says that should be
(Peter) be defeated, he will have tn.
satisfaction of bong beaten by tn.
oes. =, man IN the radical party"
Well, that is some consols,;on ~.
Inc Gazette, nor Pctor either, do no
seom at oil sanguino, for the Ga,ett
goes on to say, that ''he (Petor) ha
all tho clements of success hut va
he has something of majority /,
overcome"
Now this is cold comfort, for on
irlend Peter, and amt near 40 ZOO
oy half as he had reason to expec
having travelled SO far to get H.
runs arc nice things for our frien
reter' but votes arc what he need
ana ne will lack good many of thes
when election tlmo comes an n
pest man in tho radical party"i is .
sure OF election, as tho dav eom,
around.
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The Hatch Bros have bulletin
in to days paper to which we invite
the attention of tho Courier readers.
These gentlemen are well known to
many Of our readers, and are business
mon of tho strictest integrity. AS
they are permanent citizens, and
have opened out one OF the hand
soonest stocks Of goods in their line
ever brought here, We predict for
them successful business and extern
sive trade. We commend them to
our readers and can assure them that
if they deal with the Hatch boys,
that they will be justly and fairly
dealt with. When you want any
thing in the line Of boots and shoes
call and sec them.
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The Young Folks Rural for Sep
TENDER, published by Mr.. LOWS Of
the Western Rural, is filled brim full
Of nice things for young people. The
College World pronounces it "the
most entertaining paper in existence
for young people," Cash prizes are
offered for the best contributions by
young folks. sl.oo per year, and
FREQ for remainder Of this year to new
subscribers for 1872. Specimen mum
bers free. Address II. N. f. Lewis
Publisher, Chicago.
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Oheies Hos. far s.,.

:. a. L. Graves, Esq, living just one
mile north west Of this city, has for
sale q large number of pigs, both
maio and female, from two to three
months old, Of the Chester White
and Poland china or Magic breeds.
hey are in fine order and condition.
and OF the Simon pure stock. Price
fro" % to $40 each, according to
age and quality. When persons
from abroad wish to order them thau
Will DO carefully boxed and mt e
charge Of Express Co., free Of extra
charge. Address,
A. u. GRAVES,
July 70 Wilt. Ottumwa, Iowa
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We noticed some days ago the &C.
cidental death Of Geo. L. brother Of
Capt. q. P. Brown Of this city. We
copy below from the Howard Co.
Times a full account Of the painful
accident:
DIED.--On Friday evening, Sept.
1st, at St. Paul Junction, Mimi, by a
railroad accident, GEORGE L. Brown,
son of Rev. G. E. BRowN, Of Lime
Springs, aged 10 years.
A little after z o'clock last Friday
evening, at st. Paul Junction, when
coupling cars, in consequence Of
faulty coupling apparatus, tho "bump
ers" as they arc commonly called,
glanced and passed by each other
and George was caught between the
platforms Of the cars, which inflicted
internal injuries, resulting in death
about an hour afterward.
After he was taken from between
the cars, with the assistance of the
conductor he stepped mp into the
car that was going to Minneapolis
and walked several steps and eat
down, saying, 81 guess l am not
hurt much."- After short time
they laid him down, when be lay
quietly tor several minutes and then
raised himself upon his elbow and
turned himself upon the other side,
saying at the same time, "my stom.
ach feels bad, / am afraid 1 am in.
Ijured internally"
Soon after he went into o comatosc
state and passed away SO quietly
that those with him did not know
when he breathed his last.
As soon as George was hurt dis.
patch was sent to his brother Willie,
then on duty rs night operator at
Minneapolis, that his brother was
hurt and would be sent there. Willie
at once procured a physician to be in
readiness, but when the train arrived
his brother was dead, having died on
the train near Fort Smelling.
The body was brought to the home
of his parents in Lime Springs by
the passenger train Saturday after
noon. The funeral services were
hold the next day in the Baptist
Church, and attended by a large
concourse of sympathizipg friends,
many were present from Cresco and
vicinity.
George was past 1s years of age
and had boon in the employ Of the
Milwaukee & st. r. X. r., company
most of tho time for year past, as
train man. He had the entire con-
fidence of tho conductors with whom
no worked, and who most cheerfully
bear testimony that as prompt, So
Der, careful hand, he had no superb
or.
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DA11UlE0A ToWNsuP ooNvEN.

The Republicans Of Dahlonoga Tr
met at Dahlonega, Sept. I'd, 1871, tc
nominate township ticket.
The meeting was called to orde,
by Col. White, on whose motion Enot
King was called TO the chair, and J.
W. Hedrick elected Secretary.
The following township ticko. wa,
selected, to-wit.
For Justice Of the Peace. C. Nc
Chung. ~
For Constables-L. Wilson, G. p
Kitterman.
For Township Clerk. W, He'd
rick. u
For Assessor-MiIton Giltner.
For Irustees-J. Which, w. II
hitterman, and K. q. White.
On motion of Il. G. White tho FOL
lowing resolution was adopted:
Hesol0ed, That tho member of III.
Central Committee of the county
resident in Dablonega to-, be bereb,
instructed to use his utmost cxertioT
IN said committee to have county
conventions abolished, and to brins
forward candidates hereafter in III
county, by primary elections. !.
Meeting adjourned.
J. W. HEDRIck, ENos KINa
oecretary. Chairman,
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oeal.-uoal..-Tho Re.t.

West & Terrell have opened a
now coal bank on Bear Creek, five
miles from Ottumwa, and are ready
to sell coal ut the bank or deliver in
Ottumwa at the lowest living rates.
They challenge everybody in the
county to show coal superior in
quality to theirs.
aug 3.w6t sep 1.6td.
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Eugene Fawcett Eeq., of this city
and VIM. McNett Esq, of Eddyville,
have formed law partnership, and
Mr.. NJ, removes here Immediately.
They both occupy prominent posi-
tions at the bar, and will make a
strong team. Our friend w. III. G.
Jaques, Nh. Fawcett's former partner
"goes 1t alone" and is able to make
at least 3 points in the game. We
wish all these parties the success they
richly deserve.
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n'ggs' The Young fellow who con.
o'aood to make a raise by forging tho
name OF another person to q money
o'aef' at Kansas City, has been sen.
s'noeu 70 TWO years residence at JEFF:
''isoh CITY, behind a ohockered win.
Nv 70 Wear striped clothes and
a .s one side Of his head shaved.
All for fifteen dollars
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Mrs. Nunamakers and Francis III.
Williams have succeeded Mrs. Har-
Ian and Miss Weare in the millinery
business, in Union Block, and intend
soon to lay in handsome stock o.
goods.
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HANDsoME.-Taylor has q silver
snoSet>d sA4 Of hasnasa made for Mr.,
Landlord, and plain set made for
W. b. Farmer, that are the incest
we have seen in this county. Ifyou
want to see good workmanship &c
and see them.
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City and County News.


The republican electors Of Centre
township are requested to meet, in
MASS CONVENTION, at the court house
in the city of Ottumwa, on MONDAY
the 18th inst, ut u o'clock, p. m, for
the purpose ofnominating candidates
for the several township Offices, to be
elected at the general election in Co.
,tober next. Ageneral attendance Is
desirable. J. G. H1NsEY,
Chm Township Committee.
OTTuMwA, Sept. 7th.
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As will be seen, the time for hold
ing the Township Convention is
chan god from tho 10th to Monday
evening, the 18th. This is necessa-
nv on account of the Court House be.
ing engaged on Saturday evening.
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The Old Zion Excursion from Bur-
lington to Lincoln Nebraska, started
yesterday evening from Burlington
with only 20 or Is persons on board
the cars. Excursions cannot be very
popular down that way.
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MARRIEp.--At the Congregational
church, Sabbath evening, Sept. 10th,
by Rcv. II. Bross, MIR. WILLIAM
JOY, Of Peru Nebraska, and MISS
ANNIE MOoREHEAD, Of Sabetha
Kansas.
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Litigants are requested to notice
tho card of w. IL. Z. Jaques, attor-
ney at law. Any business entrusted
to him will DO carefully and prompt
ly attended to.
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We have received the Premium
List Of the Davis County Agricultur-
al Society. 1t was printed ut the
Democrat Office, Bloomfield, and is q
neat job.
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Hughes l. Holbrook have renewed
to Dixon & Hackworth's store room
Sd door east of their old stand, where
the will keep, as usual, full line Of
Family Grvvrrivv, cod - hsretofora
will buy and sell all kinds Of Coun
try Produce. Cash paid for all kinds
of grain.
Their customers will please re
member the place and call rs usual
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FRIENDS MEETING.

Deborah G. Thomas, Of Baltimore
Md, minister of tho Society Of
Friends, will hold q meeting for wor-
ship, at the Methodist Church, on
Thursday evening, Sept. l4th, CON-
mencing at u o'clock.
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For SALE.-One new "Grimes
Wagon for sale. Price, S89. En-
quire of John l.. Moore, druggist,
corner Main and Green SITS. wilt
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Observation-Disclosures Brownlow
said he always hated to 60 to Wash.
ington City, for when thero he al.
ways felt like stealing something.
We have looked in at. Belts and saw
his enormous stock Of cheap goods
and to save our lives wo could not
think ofsuch = thing as stealing any
of them, for he sells them cheaper
than we could possibly steal them.
Ifyou don't believe it, go and see
for yourselves.
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f. The FALL CAMPAT0N.--We negleo-
ted yesterday to call attention to the
bulletin Of r. w. J. Hawley, but it
is never too late to do good. This
house is so well known to our readers
that words of commentator would
seem entirely unnecessary, but we
wish to remind our readers that they
are the Pioneers in introducing low
prices, and that their motto is still,
"quick sales and small profits" and
that they intend to adhere to that
rule. They have magnificent
stock, have accommodating and gen.
tlemanly statesmen, and AZ usual will
sell you goods if you only step in and
give them a chance.
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WOODEN GOODS !!

George Godfrey, collars 4 Blake,
and Mitchell 4 Briscoe have for sale,
in Carpenter & Godfrey's store. on
Court street, large quantity Of
Wooden Goods and Yarn, held by
them as Mortgages, which they are
selling out in quantities to suit pur-
chasers, at Wholesale jcbbing prices.
They consist Of all wool Flannels,
Plaids, Checks, Cassimeres, Tweeds,
Satinetts, jeans, Blankets, Yarns, &C.,
30.
The entire stock will DO closed out
for cash, in few days, to close up
said Mortgages. Farmers and 9TH
ers needing such goods will save
money by calling soon, as they are
being sold ut manufacturers iobbinp
prices.
I These goods are all now, right
from the factory. Cali soon and
secure bargains.
GEORGE GODFREY,
Z0LLARs Il BLAKE,
MITCHELL l. BRIscoE.
a31d10w2
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Tho County Fairs throughout the
State have boon very successful as
far % heard from. Scott County
Fair had 10000 attendants in one
day.Fs What kind Of Fair arc we
going to have? Wake up farmers,
mechanics and everybody else, get
something ready TO exhibit, and let
us have such Fair as nevcr was
seen in this county before. We
have plenty Of material and all that
is wanted is for people to bring it. A
little effort on tho part Of every in.
dlvidual, friendly to the Fair, will
accomplish wonders. Let us all try,
now, and see what we can do.
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GEORGE GODFREY,
ZoLLARs Il BLAKE,
MITCHELL l. BRIscoE.
a31d1Ow2

School Books of every description
can be had by going to Williamson
&Kelley's. Sept 7-w4t.
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Rn1GnaGBnR

The discussions to be held in the
various Townships in this county, be.
tween the county candidates. We
hope our readers will give the speak.
crs fair and impartial hearing, and
that the meetings will DO largely
attended. Both sides being heard
together will mako tho meetings
spicy and interesting.
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Go and see Williamson l. Kelley.
when you want to buy any White
Lead, Linseed Oil, &C., eat low
prices."
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Large consignment OF choice Ba'
con at Hughes & Holbrook's for sale
cheap. Sept. 7-w2td3t.
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1000 ILLUSTRATIONS,
$4,000 REFERENCES,
A FAMILY RECORD
AND #r.
FAMILY ALBU M.
THE PICTORIAL FAMILY DIDLI

contains q sturehouse of Information that
can only reach the mind through tile eye
It's Illustrations carry one back to the mos,
I'M portant era OF the world, and are OF them
selves comprehensive review OF the Scrip
tufes representing the most interesting Sym
bols, Views. Chnracters Historical Events.
Landscape scenes. Antiquities, Costumes,
Beasts, Birds. insects, Plants Minerals Coins;
Ia III rn,sho,,t fi,a Sac,ed Texf They attract
inc eve, Correct erroneous i'm pressions, awak-
en- new thon.hts ana furnish clearer views
~ nis;ns Trotb AZ "a He'll, 10 Parents MIN
listers. aud Sabbath b. school Teachers in fulfill
mo III, a,,tiss n ,Lsi, ssuarafe and hiuh yu-
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The Best Hair Dressing in the world
is Lyons Celebrated Kathairon. II has
been tested for over 20 years, and is con-
stsnily growing in favor. It not only
beauties the hair, but cahses It to grow
luxuriantly, and prevents it>from falling
out and turning gray.
Sept. I, ls7l--wlm.
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LIQUOR NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that T. r. Rowland
has hled his petition in the office of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Wapello county, Iowa,
asking the court TO grant him license author
izing him to sell Intoxicating liquors for the
period OF one year, for Medical, Medicinal,
Culinary and Sacfamental purposes, as pro-
yided In Chapter 81, Revision of 1850; and that
said application will be for hearing before
said court, on Tuesday, October Sd, ISL IL be-
ing the second day OF the October term OF said
court AZ which time all parties desiring 60
oppose the granting of said license can do so
= l.. NJ. COOLEY,
Clerk Circuit Court.
Sept. 4th, 1871. s7Wa
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The universal nation of Farmers
and buyers Of saddlery and harness
would be surprised to see the amount
of stock that can be crowded into ono
store room on Main street, We
rcfer to tho store of JAMES TAYLOR,
that go-ahcad business man, who is
always up to, and if airy other way,
ahead ofthe times. He has one of the
largest and handsomest stocks ever
sccn in this section of country; and
there is no time of day or week but
that you can see some man there
fitting himself out with new saddlery
or harness. The reason for this is
very simple and apparent, and that
that he sells them so cheap that
you are bound to buy, if no only has
n chance at you. You try it, and
soesfit 'is not just as We say. wit.
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FARM FOR SALE!
80 ACRES,

- AOHESe
Forty acres under cultivation, the other ~
GOOD Timber land; twelve hundred bearing
Grape vines, one hundred young bearing Ap-
pie trees two good Gardens,
A large Sugar Camp,
Coal Bdnk--r ein ) feel hnk,
Log dwelling. smoke. house, sialnsry, corn
crib. and good stabiing are some of the special
advantages of this tarip.
The farm is two miles east Of ottnmwa'
iowa. JOSEPH LEINHAUSER,
Aug Slst, naew3ts
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INNS | Il,[l[I[ IkIlllIjl

Bv an eminent Physician and Professor in
one of our large Medical Colleges, Ii deals
Gaar,essly but ehasteiy with evils from which
snring physical and moral degradation, and
domestic infelicity. 1t Is being viewed-
,apaisea or criticised, by all the leading relig-
fn,s and secular papers and magazines i'll the
II e. and the verdict Of the BEST and most
discriminating Is, that u Is REMARkA-
al 10 'RoOk. that IL is TIMELY; that IL is
HEEDf;D: that it will MAKE IT'S MARK: .
''n II is of VITAL IMPORTANCE to every
,,,, and woman In the land and Is having a
,unnderfui sale Agents viii find this rare
,onnortnuity to make money. Circulars. CIV
IN null particulars, with numerous natiees OIL
th9 press sent free.
'as daress j. S. GOODMAN IL CO., Publishers,
Custom House Place, Chicago, Ill.
ssay where you saw this advertisement.
s nl4wlSt.
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Patent Medicines Of all kinds, and
nothing but the genuine, always in
stock at Williamson 4 Kelley's.
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Pure Drugs can be had by going
to Williamson & Kelley's Drug Store.
GAIL goods warranted Pure"
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CHAs. M. EVANS, PROPRIETOR.
Formerly, G. NJ. Jackson d Co.
Those Remedies are for sale by
Druggists, Storekeepers, and Medi
cine Dealers everywhere.
June l3.dwSm.
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BENEFlCIAL ONLY

In all cases of the hillary system. Hoonand's
German Bitters stand without an equal, act
they remove its torpfdity aud cause healthmi
secretion of bile-thereby supplying the
stomach with the most indispensable ele-
tons They give tone to the stomach--stinl-
ulating its functions, and enabling IL TO per-
form Its duties as nature designed ~ should
do. They impart vig0r and strength TO the
entire system, causing the patient to feel like
another being-in fact, giving him new lease
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nTst OF al, That HUUFLAND'S UEKMAN
BITTERS Is not a rum beverage.
They are not alcoholic in any sense Of the
term They are composed wholly OF the pure
juice or Vital principle of roots This IT, not
a mere assertion. The extracts from which
they 0e compounded are prepared by one of
the ablest OF German chemists Unlike any
other Btters in the market, they are wholly
ton which hold with SO much force against
preparations of this class, namely-thst q de-
sire for Intoxicating drinks is stimulated by
their use, are not valid in the case OF the Ger
man Gitters. 50 far from encouraging or In
culcating a taste or desire for inebriatlng
beverages. 1t may be confidently asserted that
their tendency is in a Numerically opposite
IlirectfAu, Thpif effect ran he
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THEY PURIFY THE BLOOD,

cleansing the vital fluid of all ;fttrtfui impu-
rites and supplanting them with the ele.
ments of genuine healthiuiness. III Word.
there Is scarcely a disease in which they can
not be safely and benefcaliy employed but
in that most generally prevalent, distressi ng
and dreaded disease Dyspepsia.