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LONE: Y,

Il town, near the Depot, a small roll of
MONEY. The loser can nave the amount
by calling on Rev. John McC loSkcy, at the
College, and proving property.
dec. 23-tf
NEW ORLEANS MolasSes, Best Sy-
~ rups. Sugars etc, CHEAP a,
CHEW & STOCkSDALES,
dec 232w Depot Warehouse.
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pATENT FOLD SILK UMBRELLAS.

DATENT FOLD SILK UMBRELLAS.
ENGLISH UMBRELLAS, Of Superior
Silks and Styles, from London. cs pcciaIlr
for Holiday Presents. With lvory Corn
linn, Silver and Natural Handles. Differ
ct,t styles to select from. Will be Recalled
nj Wholesale Prices G,anocO, A lpacu
and other Umbrellas very suitable for Pre-
SCENTS, at lowest prices.
TAYLOR'S,
No. ) n. Calvert street
Opposite Barnum's Hotel
dec Off, Baltimore, Md.
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no! FOR YOUR SELECT
SUPERB OYSTERS!

FORGE w. GREEN, Water street,
\ ] McchanicstO fn, announces to his nl-
mcrous friends and tine public, that he is
constantly receiving from Baltimore the
SEES, and freshest OYSTERS, which he will
bcrve up in every stylc--stcwcd, fried or
Scolloppcd. He will also sell them by the
pint quart or gallon, or by the buShcl in
the shell. He keeps on hand Bologna SAIL
sage. Dried Reef, Cheese, Potatoes, Flour,
Bacon Fish, Mackrrrl, Herring, Dried
Herring, Salt. Coal Oil, Old and Young
IIvson. Imperial and Black Tea, Washing
and Toile. Soap, Spices Pepper in Grain.
Ground Gloves IND Allspicc, Cinnamon
Bark, Ground Nutmegs, Dried Fruit,
Beans, Currant,. Stove Polish, Envelopes,
Coffee Essence. Matches, Lead Pencils,
Matches, Candies, Steel Pens, Cakes and
Candies of all kinds, Smoking Tobacco,
Cigars, Cups, Cider, and DR.. Bates Cclc.
hrac,l Tonic Beer. Boot Backing, and
Confectionery Of all kinds-applcs, cakes,
nuts, figs dates lemons, raisns, chestnu's,
cocOanutS. etc. etc.
~ IIighc-, price paid for apples and
country produce. :,
He invites his friends to give him call.
nov t-tf
GO tn TLIE UEPOT If IOT
UlNY tn Buy III f. 4 T.
VIEW e. STOCKSDALE now offer
\ Groceries, Flour, Bacon. Lard, Hard
ware, Paints Oil, Glass, Putty, Carpenter
Tools &c. Sc.
ALSO-Mil Feed, Corn and Rye Chop,
Oats. Corn. Potatoes, Timothy and Clover
Seed, &c. dc.
The highc>, prices in CASH for grain of
all kinds.
Give us n call if YOU wish fresh and
good articles. rs we are determined to sell
II fine lowest tir,lrr. { g. ).
Sept. 20, lStl-tf
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/ e.

Now in ~to;r and receiving weekly, the
lar-rs; and handsunte>1 assortment ct
f y & \ G o O y :
ever seen in Frrlc ick-@rra' many art
rlre suitable ~ presents fer The appr"arh-
ing lIolilays-hayr but room /" name in
part
RICH TOILET SETS,
FINE VASES, FlGI RES,
CHINA BONES, &C.. &c
FINE WORK BONES
AID WRITING DESKS, of
Mororco Papjrr Mach",
Rosewood and Mahogany.
Ladies' and Gents Fine Purses, Ladies
CnmpaniouS and SatrnrlS Fine Watch
Stands, Clear Stands, Match Boxes, Per.
tumrry, toilet preparations, cologne bottles,
FINE POCKET KNIVES,
All STYLES and Prices.
FAMILY BIBLES,
in clcran, hin lngS the best assortment Ill
frrdrrjck; POCKET BIBLES, in Velvet
and Morocco bindings;
IIYMN AND PRAYER BOOKS.
Splendid Photograph Albums, from -
cents to &!0: tinr Portfolios; Back CANNON
aud Checker Boards; Ch"e. Men; Domino>.
etc. etc; Microscopes and Magic Lanterns,
Srcrcu>vop"s and Plates; Gents Canes.
MUSICAL INSTRU MENTS.
Musical Boxes. Nio'ins, FlutinaS, Arror-
Nron, Fl"grolrts, Cl"iioartS Guitars, Ban
los, Flutes, Fitr-, &c.
DOLLS AND TOYS.
Inla-Ruhhcr China, WAY and Common
Dolls, & :; Doll Bodies. Wood, Tin, ron
and other Toys, in endless variety. Doh
HU,isr>, etc. etc
BO!> SHEDS. URt Ms,
GI.NS, NOBBI NNR%ES.
CU.lIR NDR.SES HILiS,
PROPEILEHS, .lND
EINE' BR .lS.S UOR.NS
Ladies, Gents and Boys Skates.
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81 900

This note was paid at IFS maturity oc-
tOhcr 10Th, 1871.
JOHN W. PAGE.
Examiner, Sccrct2ry and Treasurer.
dec . ~
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cIscWNcrc.
have Just received II lar~" stock Of fine
and coarse BOOTS for Men and Boys;
Mems Calf and Lasting CATERS:
tzt"I.iDIET HID .IND LASTING
Il A II + Il 5;
Morocco Shoes and Slippers; Misses and
Chldrcns' Kid and Lasting Gsitcrs; Mo.
rocco Shoes of all sizes; which | will sell
cheap. IS" will sew or peg nil rips free
of charge.
He eolicts call from his friends and
customers to examine his stock Of Shoes,
Boots, CATERS, DC.
The si~n OF the Bic Boot, on West Main
Street, will direct YOU to his place OF bust
ness.
Oct. If I.NOS \. COVER.
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Joe Jefferson is enacting Rip Van
Wrinkle to crowded houses at Sai mt
Louis, Missouri.
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INOR THE HOLIDAYS,


GENTS VEST CHAINS,
An additional stock of Ladies' and Gents
GOLD e. SILVER WATCHES.
Bracelets Necklaces Arn!cts, Sleeve But,
tons, Studs, Gents Rings and Pins, ana
Ladies' Brcastpins and Ear Rings.
in sets or scl"r"tt.
LOCKETS,
CROSSES
AND CHARMS
The most completely sized assortment III
Maryland of h"aryPbtl"
ENGAGEMENT AND
WEDDING RINGS.
-" IN -o4fdcntial d"Sl"oSs h'lt strictly
pr'rot".
Ny stock of
GOLD,
SILVER. AND
SlLNEN-PLATED WARE"
is complete.
All the above will be- sold far below any
competition, 10y
Cli\%. II. o. F(AN,
SO. q.
West Patrick >re t, nearly opposite The
CIV Hotel.
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W.I7lU.N.IhER AID JEWELRl
SIIID
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-02
The BIues----or Low
Spirits.

We are disposed to laugh at people thus
afl1icted, telling them IN "cheer up" and mot
"look on the dark side ofall things" This III
wrong, for low spirits are often lndeod gem
erally) the symptoms Of a real bodily disease.
We have, no doubt. that many Of the most
dangerous diseases, and often cases OF insane
", are the legitimate results OF this very state
Of the body and had they been attended 70
in the earlier stages, the poor patient would
have escaped the dreadful result OF such an
attack. This complaint is very prevalent.
butt need not be. Let a person thus suffer-
ing regulate the system, cleanse and invigor-
ate the liver with q fair trial Of Sellers Liver
Pills: throw or the Impurities OF the blood
by using such preparation as Dr. J. ~
Lndsey's Improved Blood Searcher; create
new appetite for your food by decreased and
moro active digestion--soon acquired by the
use Of tonic having the properties that
Boerhaves Holland Bitters have proved 70
contain, (these bitters are not gros, sriced to
please the taste and sale in saloons, but by
all respectable druggists. These things done
and nature Will do her work when ruddy
| health will sit smiling upon your cheek and
i life will he again luxury.
Feb. 01Il-w3m.
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New Advertisements.
WALTHAM
WATCHES.

The extensive use Of these watches for the
last fifteen years by Railway Conductors.
ing Of watch wearers, has thoroughly demon-
strated the strength, atea1lness. durability
and accuracy OF the Waltham Watch. 10
decide the question as to the real value q q
More than So5 900 Of these watches are now
People-a proof and guarantee OF their
superiority over all others.
The superior organization and great extent
bles them tOproduce watches at q price which
renders competition futile, and those who
Duy any other watch merely pay from - TO 90
Per cent: more for their watches than Is
These time-pieces combine every improve
ment that q long experience has proved OF
nearly every invention in matchmaking
originating In this country or in Europe,
only tnp S were finally adopted which severe
demonstrated TO be essential to correct and
' Among the MANY improvements we would
The Invention and use Of a centre-plnion Of
Sy she
original with the American Watch Company,
who, having had the refusal Of all other coz.
t ,rH .S adopted E9Egs patent pnion Is be-
Hardened and tempered hair.springs now
universally admitted by Watchmakers TO be
the best, are used In oil grades OF Waltham
All Waltham Watches have dust-proof caps
projecting the movement from dust, and les
sening the necessity OF the frequent cleaning
necessary in other watches.
Our new patent stem-winder, or keyless
watch is already decided success, and
watch in the American market. and by far
the cheapest watch OF It's quality now offered
70 the public: 70 those living In portions Of
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Married

m8CIx0O
On Tuesday evening, Feb. 18th, at
the residence Of the brides mother,
in Ottumwa, Iowa, by the Rev. H. b.
knight, Mr.. WALTER b. JORDAN, OF
Ottumwa, to Miss MARY x. LEIGHTON.
With the above came tho green.
back to cheer the heart of tho printer,
which act is for all the world like
Walter, and if he should chance to
forget, we know Molly would not
If this couple don't make the journey
of life pleasant, it certainly will no,
DO because all things does not look
fair and lovely now, and not because
either party will fail in affection and
duty.
On Thursday, Feb. 10th, 1871, al
the residence Of tho brides father il
Adams Township, Wapcllo county
Iowa, by Rev. Felix Dickson, Mr.
WILLIAM A. DAY and Miss MARGARET
JANE MARSHALL.
The above marriage notice was 90
companied with greenback, which
is sure guarantee Of the happiness
Of tho lucky parties. Any man who
has the generosity to remember thu
printer, is sure to mako good bus
band, and as we happen to know
Maggie NJ, We can guarantee Mr.. D
q treasure Of wife. A long ant
prosperous journey to the happy
couple.
On Sunday, Feb. 18th, 1871, at thu
residence OF Leonard Doggett, il
Wapello county, Iowa, by Rev. Fell,
Dickson, Mr.. WILLIAM p. BRYAN
and Miss LOUISA NJ. SMITH.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ s-St~~>,S~SJ~~y~~~O~>e~> ~ 49,
DR.. SCHENCx ADVISES C0NSUkR
77YEs TO 90 TO FLORIDA IN
WYyTEH,

uAv,~a far tbc last tfrf v.Avc vaa~s AavnAed nav
s sss. ,s sns mp ssfb that g
ea n en,s q r Ts 81 n ss
fpr tho patient 10 avoid takinr coI8 md the 6ess
O. AL sce., o. this sr,insns for hs IN
tho tcmpcra;nre il regular ana moi snniecs 10 snch
nnms cs IN recon%en sa soteIi. sert
sons there wnase lungs had been bsSix 49,. but
ne1c,MSs, re ,,Iog eM,ng H. ~. ,,ve, !.
poIn! which xsuia prefer e fs.sa., e ,hs ten
Esiionviiic and Enterprise are located there. I
shcnld siyc decided preference e
imncssib lsfo lake cold there. Tie abcs III FoFids
msSs BE- better. and patients complain = .imes:
Spne;ite ana When lila Il liz cass thew generally
increase il issS, and then Il the lungs must heal
other rlsccs in various parts 81 Fiods can DO sss-
y recommended 70 consumptives IN winter. ~
ha ~ Al : cciS fhere tSan xkcss mar n iass
svcn ~ ,s ana II = NJ rccssssrv - ~
~ Ign ~ pe.son AZ .1tiy
sSercfsrc nv advice r. % ,cl dawn into the Staic
cut q The reach q rc.ailns EAST winds and acgs
ihave named. viii bcncft ti,ose VIM arc tronbIed
with torpid liver, disorderoi stomach. dcrsnsed
lungs Are diseased. more southern point Is car.
eisssn prior e lssa ": P,ess,:,ss.
nh. n,cr .mn az s
aysr,ss Ave hundred patient. wSss p1ss;.cs
essanc. las enabled mo 70 yyners.anS thc disease
ia' ahd nsno1 my cason IN sess,M 20 1 y
sy;c ru,,,onic svrus sesm.sa Tnn;c and
Mandrsas ,d rms, ana yet die II nc does not AVOID
IN florida nearly everyday i, u,,nr schenck,
Mandrake Pills; Tor the climate i more likely
d s.ra ,,1.y s ~ ss s sspee.,
o. tne IN se M, EansI ~
lev M sn. East 81 NE ses,s.
docs not prevail .eIarsslI; ss!i there sIe many
ny, ., Gases nnG wnas W., pe,csmasc
easily alarmed IN ard ioi.kns fresn cold. they
ave aneua put ,ney aIs
they arc ersdu0s, enough to believe will wea. q
~ , aas sh EyP XIX y" ~ atsnss sh " sm
other s.iIi Until the iunes are diseased beyond ali
hope o. Sure. . .~,,..a
e n sq wn sset @ Pu
myic ,S, ~ Is H ~
commend these partIcula medicines, eecau.s I am
that where they sre s.ed in strict aeeordsnee with
aIrcd; This serSmpshcd nature WI 40 the ress.
me phyae,an wn9 pIescr1oes ier COLI. coasn. q
ar1lse cat sss1s day. VIII Is sure i have corpse
on his banda before long.
aneo with ie Printed direction: sassp u in sS@s
cases wnetc iIser use q tns = ~ III is ~
neS,-io get ap good appetite. Il Is always
good sign when patient begins 20 srow hungry;
have hspes ~ suen Na,! rcsn .0r sop1 snc
and Win ~ n 9s mean winch :. closely t1lowea
hcanns od the men she Souan IoU .';'hs
.ss.t. ns Longer pro.ifiais ana annoy, ana ,,ha
psN aM ,hete are many con ms Who hay.
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OUT.-The CoURIER Job Office has
just delivered TO the City authorities
$50 bound copies ofCity Ordinances,
embracing the first organization Of
the city, and all proceedings and
ordinances Of IN interesting or legal
character, up to and including 1870.
They were Compiled by Eugene
Fawcett, City Solicitor, in q manner
highly creditable to his patience
aud legal acumen, and we think the
public verdict will be that their me-
chanical make up is credltable TO the
Office where they were issued.
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PRoCL6MATION.

B. 4 + = = 4
NOTICE Ii hereby given to the qualified
voters Of the City Of Ottumws, that au
Election will be held in the several warda
Of said city, on
MONDAY, the 9th DAY Of MARCH, 1871
between the hours Of 9 O'Clock, A. NJ, and
O'Clock, r. " for tho purpose Of chos.
Ing Mayor. Marshal, Treasurer and As.
SCISSOR Of said city. as provided BY law.
The places Of holding the election, and
the Judges and Clerks Of the several
wards will DO ~ follows, to-wit:
FIRST WARD
will held Its election in the first room
East or Burlington House.
]. g: Baker, @. Q. Warden and Tho's
0'Hullivan, Judges,
Tim. Ri0rdan and J. Jordan-C Clerks.
SECOND wARD
T,il hold iss election at John Potter's Of
,. H. Merrill, John Potter and Carey
Inskeep, Judges.
w. n. Fetzer and J. D. Temple Clerks.
THIRD WARD
will hold its election ct the Court House
J. g. Meek, II. p. Graves and J. n.
Kiser,-Judgeo.
D w Tower and L e Grav-C Clerks.
FOURTH WARD
WIN hold it, election ct Alexander q
n collars, J W Carpsatsr aad B Dur
fee-Judges.
Solon Gray and John coyan-- Clerks.
The voters Of the several wards are also
notified that q the same time and place
an alonf1on Win hu ha1d tn o1Snsn nv,o srrun
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BURNING AND SHAKING.

BY ridiculous interpolation of Ian
guage, invalids are sometimes said TO
"enjoy very poor health" but 1t IL not ON
record that any human being was ever
spoken OF as enjoying chills and fever.
And yet there are thousands, at this mo-
mont. In one or the other of the two
stages OF the disorder, who might Just rs
well have avoided II as not. III there is
anything demoustrable in therapeutics,
1t Is that Hostetter's Stomach BitteyB il
an autidote to Intermittent feyers. No
instance can be cited In which II has been
taken, either ~ . safeguard against this
class OF diseases or as remedy for them,
and failed to produce the desired effect.
The season when mslarious fevers are rife,
has commenced, and no inhabitant Of
any district subject to their visitatiOns
should be without this great preventiv ,
and remedy. Indeed, II Is q most potent
protection against all the ailments which
prevail In the spring months. From
marsh and pool, and from all moist soils
are now rising the msphitic elements
which give birth to fever, Indigestion,
bili0usness, colics, and a whole host OF
epidemic and other malndies. Aid the
system to resist them. Energixe and reg.
Mate all the animal functions with this
reinforcing agent. This precaution In ~
necessary in cities as In new settlements,
for malsrious fevers are now almost 81
common in the great centres of population
~ on the borders OF the solthern bay GUS
and marshes and the rich agricultural
regions of the west. The preventive and
remedy il accessible to ali Who will be
unwise enough to brave recklessly the
| danger 1t would ayertf
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Belts, ayou bet" is not to be out
done in any particular. He writes
from New York that he has struck q
favorable market, and is going to
astonish the people Of this goodly
city, with not only the finest, but the
largest stock Of clothing ever
drought here; and not only this, but
that he will be able to clothe the
needy for the least money he ever
has before. just "stick pin there
by way Of remembrance, for Belts
will do all he says he will.
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Agricultural Society Meeting,
The officers of the Wapello County
Agricultural society met at the Court
House in Ottumwa on Saturday Feb
25th 1871, At 2 o'clock r. M.
The officers present werc s. K
Creamor, President; L. r. Newell,
Treasurer; J. g. johnson, Secretary;
and J. X. Myers, John Packwood,
Jacob Loenberg, Capt. Canasld, Geo.
F. Myers and William Pedrick, Di-
roctors.
On motion Geo. F. Myers, J. r.
Myers and Benjamin Randall were
appointed q committee on Fair
grounds TO report st the next mcot-
ing ofthe Board.
On motion of Il. r. Newell the
committee were instructed 10 take
into consideration the permanent 10,
forest of the society in the selection
Of grounds for the fair.
]. O. Brisooe of Ottumwa, submit
ted for the consideration Of the soci-
ETY., = proposition to organize . joint
stock company TO be styled the
" Wapello County Fair ground Soci-
ety. with q paid mp capital Of Eve
thousand dollars, 70 DO raised by tho
sale Of stock at ten dollars por share.
On Motion the proposition Of J.
O. Briscoe was accepted and the
several Directors instructed to call
on Mr.. Brisooo for subscription books
for each township. 4
On motion tho proceedings Of this
meeting were to be orwarded to
our county papers for publication.
On motion the Board adjourned to
meet on the second Saturday in
March at ten o'clock A. NJ.
SIX. DREAMER Prest.
]. G. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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Capt. Whitla, ofour Gas Company,
IS to be married, tomorrow, to one
Of Council Bluffs fairest daughters,
to-wit: Anna Ross, an Ottumwa
born girl, daughter Of Col. John W.
Ross, one Of Wapello County's
pioneers and our first County Clerk.
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Town Property for Sale.

] offcr for sale, In the town Of Chilicothe,
Wapsllo county, Iowa. (eight miles west
of ottumwa, on the B. and N. RR.) the
following descrebsd property, to-wit -
Lot No. l6, block No. 8, with frame
dwelling house, containing three COM
Portable rooms. There 10 also Black
smith and Wood Shop, 22xso feet. built Of
good pine lumber. also good we'll of
water and some small fruit. All of which
I will sell cheap for cash or on short
credit. A.P. BHEDLB, Chillioothe, Iowa.
March 2-W4WA.
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Look OUT-For Geo. Haw 4 Co. q
new ad. in Daily and Weekly, TO-
morrow.
This Is new firm composed Of
Geo. Haw, of the FIRST National
Bank; d. f. Henry and Chris. Haw,
all formerly Of Henry l. Haw.
They arc now receiving a tip-top
stock of Hardware and Builders 4
Mechanics goods, and will make
this line red hot or we have missed
our guess.
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g. II. Shelter, of 8. B. Fuller 4 Co,
has just returned with a fino stock Of
now goods, cheaper than over. Re-
member the house, in Union Block,
ifyou want to get the first new goods
Of the season, and at bottom prices.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-02

Hoas.-Ben Cook informs us that
tho operations tor the season have
closed 1t the pork packing house Of
Ladd, Abrahams & Go. They cut
1000, and wc earnestly hope the
result will pan out probably to the
energetic and public spirited propri-
otora
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-02

Rumor has it, that the Iowa Con.
trail will run trains from st. Paul TO
Ottumwa, in few days. These ar.
rangenments arc made to carry
freight and passengers, over the B,
l. NJ, between here and Abba, max
ing up trains here for both st. Louis
and st. Paul.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-02

We are glad to learn, from letters
received by his friends here, that
Fred. Hawley's health is improving,
under influence Of the genial climate
Of Aiken, s. G.. and that we may
expect to see him again some time
in April. We ehould DO glad to
welcome him home, entirely 70.
stored to health.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-02

Fron Daily Courier, February q.
EFF. Coday sold to e. L. Randall,
today, his farm, north Of this city
about three miles, for 81. per acre.
The whole amounting to $12,SO0.
In part payment for his farm Mr..
Coday takes the farm Of Mr.. Ran.
dall's, of 200 acres, in Agency town
ship, at $50. per acre.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-02

Don't be humbugged by travelling
agents who will try to sell you info
rior sewing machines. Buy Singer
One that every one likes that has
given it trial. JONES h MYERs,
Wilt Agents.
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READ READ

The undersigned is prepared TO pain
Portraits In Oil Colcrs, In the latest styles
ures. Persons having small pictures O
deceased friends, whaling to have them
enlarged and oolored life like, give mes
call and not entertain the absurd notion
that nothing can bel done right unless II
IL done In the East. Give me = chanol
and can do IL well and much cheaper.
Card Photographs, Ambrotypss and
Gems taken ON short notice.
Main st. Ottumwa Iowa.
domw1v. II. NUNAMAKER'
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We are pleased to see 10 Cham.
bers fully stocked up, and fairly un-
der way with an immense stock Of
groceries for the exclusive wholesale
trade. Ho is in ono of the brown
stone stores of DR.. ]. l.. Taylor, Main
street.
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The RIVER is unusually high for
this season of the year, which is
accounted for from heavy rains
towards its source. Al the ice il
out and our now bridge stands un.
affected, which is matter Of gratifi
cation to the public, as well IS to it's
DrOnrietOra.
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Farmers Mills.

Bowen, Diggs and Company. proprie-
tors Of Farmers Mills, Ottumwa, would
inform their old customers that they have
the mill In perfect order-haye one OF the
best Aillers In Iowa, and will grind for
cash or toll on the most reasonable rates,
and guarantee satisfaction to all reason
able men. Good wheat wanted, for which
we will pay the highest market price in
onsh
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HOWARD SANITARY AID AsSOCIA-
TON.
Fo the relief and cure Of the erring and
and Unfortunate, on principles Vt the
Christian Philanthrophy.
Easays on the Errors OF Youth, and the
Follie. of Age, in relation to Marriage
and c,al evils, with sanitary aid for the
affiict d. Sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, Howard Association, Box p,
Philadelphia. Fs. may2wly.
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Established 1885. 1881
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These remedies are sold by all druggists
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