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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-05-11
PERsEcUTEp ORGAN.

PERsECUTED ORGAN
The human stomach has been q shame
fully prosecuted organ. There was a
time when for every direliction of duty II
was punished with huge doses Of the
most disgusting and nauseous drugs, In
vain It rejected them, and literally re-
turned them upon the hands OF those
who administered them. They were
forced upon 1t again and again, until its
solvent power was thoroughly drenched
out Of It,
Tho world is wi0l now than 1t was in
that drastic era, When furious purgation
and mercurial salvation were what Arte-
mas Ward would have called the s'main
holt of he faculty, in cases ofdyspepsia
and liver complaint
The great modern remedy for indiges-
ton and biliousness is Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters, a preparation which has the
merit Of combining palatable flavor
| with such tonic, aperient and anti-bil.
ious properties. as were never heretofore
united in any medicine.
| 1t has been discovered, ut last. thai
| sick people are not like the tabled Titans
| who found prostration SO refreshing that
| when knocked down, they rose from tbt
earth twice as vigorous ~ before. WheE
an invalid is Frustrated by powerful do
pleting drugs, be isapt to stay Frustrated
and tho debilitated being aware of tn,
fact, prefer the boilding up to the knock
| ing dow system OF treatment.
nostetter's Bitters meets the require
ments Of the rational medical philosophy
which at present prevails. 1t Is = per
fectly pure vegetable remedy. embracin!
the three important properties of a pre-
ventive. u tonic, and an Alternative.
iortities the body against disease, invigor
ates and re ,vitaiizes the torpid stomach
aud liver, aud effects most salutar
change In the entire system, when In
morbid condition.
In this country where the enfeeblin
temperature renders the human organ
ization particularly susceptible TO u,
wholesome atmospheric influences, tn
against epidemic disease
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GONE WEsr.-Our cDterprising
and esteemed friend, J. w. Millisack,
long . resident of Mastersville, Har-
rison county, left with his family on
Wednesday of this week, 10Th inst,
tor Ashland, Wapello countyaio iowa,
whore he proposes to make his future
home. We sincerely regret to lose
Mr.. Millisack from this nelghbor-
hood, for he is q good citizen, an on
terprising and successful business
man, and q perfect gentleman in
every sense OF the word. But, as he
has determined to leave his old
familiar home and associations in
Ohio for . now country, we wish
him and his estimable family long
lite and prosperity in their new
location. They carrIwith them the
very best wishes Of hosts Of friends
in Harrison and Tuscarawas counties
N3sc0ruaoas Chronicle.
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One Of the most successful manu-.
facturing enterprises ever started il
the city OF Ott1mwa, is the house Of
s.. H. Worosstor, on Main street.
below the Ballingall House, on the
opposite side.
Starting hcre several years ago,
with an Exceedingly small capital,
Mr.. Worcester has stuck so close to
his business, that he to-day has good
reason to DO proud of the fact that he
is the proprietor Of one of the most
successful and profitable establish
ments in tho city Of Ottumwa.
He manufactures and mixes
ground in oil-every description Of
paint, which he sells at prices defy.
ing competition +; all sorts of house
furnishing goods, including glass,
window shades, etc, etc. He paints
the handsomest signs which can be
procured in the city, Picture frames
and show cases are also made a spe-
ciality by Mr.. Worcester, while he
keeps, atali times, the finest chromos,
engravings, and other works of art,
in the market.
Families, housekoepers, painters,
etc., should bear in mind his store %
ono OF the cheapest in tho city, and
extend him . patronage worthy of
his enterprise and public spirit.
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PERsoNAL.-Col. Cooper Of Grin
nell, late editor Of Poweshiek Herald
paid us very acceptable call yes.
terday evening.
He is now hard at work raising
the local aid in tho way Of private
subscriptions and township stock, on
the line OF the Grinnell, Cedar Falls,
and Winona Railroad. He reports
everything promising along the
line, the people Of town and country
responding with spirit and liberal
ity commensurate with the impor.
lance Of tho enterprise.
Hon. John Mah,n, Of the Muscatine
Journal, called to-day. He is here in
attendance upon the Iowa Confer.
ence Sabbath School Convention
He is warm supporter of his fellow.
townsmap, the gallant Henry O'Con.
nor for Governor. We also notice a
largo number Of strangers here in at.
tendance on tho Convention who ore
vol known to our people, Elder
Powers, Rev .. w. F. Cowles, +. w,
Evans, w. G. Shippon, A. Robinson,
and others. DR.. VIM. Burkitt ind
w. Thackaberry, Esq., laymon of the
church arc here from Keokuk, and
they show themselves earnest, eff
cient workers, in the Sabbath School
cause.
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Plucky Hlucklorf Fluokisstl
Russell 4 White, dealers in Ill
kinds ofagricultural implements, and
wagon manufacturers, are the Pluck
i6st Of oil men in the business. A
little fire this morning, at 2 o'clock,
cleaned out . fine stock on hand, but
they Game in this morning, st seven
o'clock, and nothing daunted, swing
out their colors, and a. they are
daily in receipt of stock, Of Ill kinds,
in the implement line, they want
their customers to como right along
and they shall be served. Remem-
Dor they are the solo agents here Of
the Racine Threshor, and Kirby 4
Woods Reapers and Mowers. Far
mers please patronise men who rise
in twelve hours Phenix like from
the ashes.
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Farmers, Look Here.

If you want q first-rate two-horse
corn cultivator, 60 to Keister, War
den h Porter's factory in this city,
and get one. They say that their
tcultivator will do the work as we'll
and as easy, both for man and horse.
as any two horse walking corn pillow
and better than many cultivators
now in use in this section of country,
and will prove this assertion to be
true, to the satisfaction Of every
farmer who wishes to purchase one.
They also have plows of every des-
cription, such as, Clippers, two horse
stirring, sod aud brush; Diamonds,
single and double shovels, all Of which
they warrant to be made OF the very
best plow cast steel, and TO do tho
work well, or no sale. may 4-wtf
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We can count on our fingers and
thumbs the men who beat US out Of
the Chicago and Southwestern rail.
road, and, for the time being, slaugh-
tered the Cedar Rapids railroad.
If they have not already, they
will, probably, hear something drop
one of these days, and, whom the hour
Of their financial calamity does come;
when manifest destiny goes back ON
Thorn; whom they find they can't eat
their cake and have it, NO don't
want any Of them to shake their
CORY looks at NJ.
They deliberately dug their own
little graves, against the protests
and opportunities Of the CoUR1ER,
during many years, and now it has
no tears to shed over their misfor-
tunes.
Cutting off noses to spite faces a.
. fine art, has ceased to be % popu-
lar among these individuals - it
once was, and, remembering the re-
peated admonitions of the CoURIER,
telling them of the suicidal character
of the course they were pursuing,
they will be likely to pay more at
tention to our warnings hereafter,
when we speak &c catAedr0.
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Pure California Wines and Bran
dies, direct from Mr.. Rose Quincy
Slope Vineyard, Los Angelo, Oalifor-
MA Received direct from the
Vineyard, by Taylor, Blake 4 Co..
who have been appointed by Mr..
Rose twhe formerly resided in the
d. u. Valley, Sole Agent for this
territory, for the sale Of these wines
and brandies. We can and. do conf
IDENTIFY recommend these wines to the
afflicted, for their purity and medic
sinal qualities.
While We believe the California
wines and brandies preferable to
the foreign, We can sell them much
cheaper.
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From the Daily Courier Of Nay ..
The Oakland Dairy.

~ 4
N. 9. Hill went ont yesterday, OF
the management and ownership of
this popular supply Of the worry noed-
full article Of milk, cream, &c., and
Ed. Daggott, . very popular citizen
in thislins succeeds Mr.. Hill, and again
takes the strings, and will run two
wagons for the accommodation Of
his numerous customers. Ed. has
wandered . little with : vain hope
of finding some moro favored spot
than Ottumwa, but It was nary 90,
and he rcturns fully satisilcd TO stick
his stakes here. We wish him tho
most abundant success, all Of which
he deserves in tho fullest sense Of
that word. Look out for his say
soon 10 appear in our columns.
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DRUGSl DRUGS!! = Selected
Pure and Fresh ofevery known kind,
can be bought from Ia, Tor, Blake &
Co., at most reasonable prices. Their
stock of Patent Medicines is unexcell-
cd west of Chicago. This house is
agent for the sale OF nearly all the
Patent Medicines, so that when you
buy from them, you are sure Of a
genuine article.
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John M. Sindlinger the popular
Restaxr0teur, on Market street, offers
his European Restaurant Billiard hall
and fxtures and some valuable real
estate, for sale, At very low prices.
1t would DO we'll for those desiring
bargains in this kind of property, to
road his notice elsewhere IN the
COURIER.
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READ READI

The undersigned is prepared to pain
LifeSixe. or any size desirable, ut low fg-
ures. Persons having small pictures Of
deceased friends, Wishing to have them
enlarged and colored life like, give me q
Oall and not entertain the absurd notion
that nothing can bel done right unless II
n done in the East. Give me = chanoe
and can do 1t we'll and much cheaper.
Card Photographs, Arlbrotypes and
Gems taken on short notice.
Main st. Ottumwa lows.
dSmwlv. 81. NUNAMAKER,
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CASA petition is beng circu-
lated, asking tho board of Supervi-
sors to put gas in tho Court House
and Jail.
Certainly such neodiul appropri-
alton will DO granted by our county
government without importantly.
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THE OTTUMWAC COURIER
1 Clt57atd esunty. News !.

The war IL Paris may rage on vim
dictivety; tho United Statos may b
jubilant over the settlement Of The
Alabama Claims; tho musical ana.
tesrs Of Ostumwa may be- turned
topsy-turvcy over the approaching
concert onr cntire population may
run to Nunamakcf's Gallery 10 see
Antrobas' support oil paintings, and
oven yet james Hawlsy, Jr., keeps
on in the evcn tcnor Of his way, and
maintains, without q rival, his well
earned reputation Is the champion
e shssp merchants q Ottamwa.
Ho inaugurated the era Of "quick
sales and small proHts," and has 81
ready sold ono entire new spring
stock, but has another on his coun-
ters just received from the East,
newer. cheaper, prettier and better
than ever.
Ladies'. gentleman, friends, ooun-
rtrynen; and all, remember yoa can
buy moro goods Of Hawley, for one
dollar, that u sny otler place in the
CITY
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A. D. Moss has returned from
Now York, with superb stock of
new goods, which are fully appre-
ciated by the public, Judging from
the crowd which daily patronizo
their magnificent store.
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Taylor. Blake 3 ca.


Thisis arm which buys directly
Of the importers for cash. Il ID
moreover an establishment with nm.
bounded confidence in the manifest
destiny Of Ottumwa, and its contin.
ued prosperity. It therefore keeps
fully mp to the times, and every year
buys and sells more goods, and makes
more money than in the previous
one. F m
Their rapidly increasing business
has compelled them to enlarge their
store this year, which was already
the largest in the State, and il Il.
fords us great pleasure to chronicle
the fact that their present trade Is
commensurate with their enterprise
and public spirit. With J. L. Tay.
lor, 9. +. Blake and Will T. Harper
to mansge the general run Of the
trade, Eugene Sheffield at the books,
and Wallace b. Goodall abroad look
ing after the distant wholesale trade.
all aided by their efficient corps Of
clerks, the firm Of Taylor, Blake
u Co., make Q team which can't be-
distanced in the west. Their stock
il most full. elegant, and complete,
and buying as they do, from first
hands for cash, they can safely defy
all composition, and offer most I'M
common good indncemsnts to the
Wholesale and retail trade centering
ut Ottnmwa. q sss4sas
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Mrs. Douglass is not an imported
a la mode de Paris milliner and dres 81
maker, but, like Madame Demorest,
has established her reputation and
splendid business right whore she got
her "training," in her own.town, and
VIC are heartily glad to see that she
is meeting with such great success,
She ia now among tho leading mill.
ners and dress makers in the Dee
Moines Valley, and deservcdly 90,
too, for she keeps none but good, re-
liablc,and rapid employees, constant
" under hcr own supervision. and
keeps up with tho styles Of the times,
as the numberless handsome dresses
and gay hats and bonnets to be seen
on our streets and at entertainments,
that have passed. through her deft
fingers fully attest. Sec her adver-
tisement to-day.
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ARMY SUPPLIES.
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsrER,

81. TRuI, NIlHn., AufII I2Ln, 1911.
CEALED PROPOSALS., duly endorsed as
~ such, In the usual form, subject to the usual
conditions, in duplicate, are invited. to deliv-
er at Sioux City, Iowa, subject 10 inspection
on behalf OF the United states, Sbl sos pounds
Of Oats. and So. 574 pounds Of Shelled Corn, In
bulk and 100000 pounds OF shelled Corn. In
good now double burlap sacks. Delivery OF
May 10th. 1871, and be completed by Juno 18TH
1871,
The quantity Of grain herein mentioned
per cent.
These proposals win be received at this ofiics
aud the Assistant Quarterrnaster's office al
Sioux City. up to l2 O'Clock, NJ, on the 18th
day of May, 1871.
BY command OF Major Gent HANCOCK,
q. b. HOLARIRD,
Deputy Quartermaster General. U. S. a
Chief Quartermaster.
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The Orchard City Cultivator, for
light draft, durability and perform
ance of good work, is tho bost in use.
For s1lo at Bladensburg; Dawson's,
Agency City, and kirkpatrick, High
ana Centre. w.t..
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TIMES TEST

I'm Z . IEST.-
Time tries all things, rejects those
which are useless, and holds fast to that
which is good. stoves without number
have been invented aud patented, but
soon gave up the ghost. The Charter Oak
has stood the test for seventeen years,
md 10 steadily increasing In favor,
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WALL PAPER FOR TUE MILL
LION.-The largest and most COM
plote assortment ever brought west
Of the Mississippi river, beyond any
doubt, is now in store at Taylor,
Blake 4 Co.'s, and is offered at lower
prices than ever before in this mar
ket.
T. B. 4 Co., request that those
who think of identifying their
homes ut little cost--to call and ex.
anime their stock.
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Dun SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
We invite attention TO our special
correspondents letters from San
Francisco, in the inside of this issue.
They are admirable letters, we'll
worthy of careful perusal.
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Dahlonega Township.

The Dahlonega township Sabbath
School Convention will DO held at
Dahloncga, Friday May 26th, 1871.
The public are respectfully invi-
TO attend. J. NJ. RANDALL,
Secretary.
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LOOK HERES!

Whom you want to purchase any
Drugs, School Books, Stationery,
Wall Paper,
fine Cloth Curtains, or any other
article usually kept in first class
Drug Store, do not fail 10 call and
see WILLIAMSON & KELLY,
in tho Moss building, Ottumwa, Iowa
May 4th, 1867. WIT.
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GERMAN AND ENGLISH
SCHOOL.

n LII persons who desire to give their chill
~ dren the advantages of both a thorough
German and English Education. can now do
PROF. JOHN RoHRBACH,
a graduate OF one Of the best colleges In Ger
many, has opened a Day School in Turner
Hall, whore all the branches will be taught In
both languages.
Especial attention given to teaching Eng.
lish scholars German.
Music, both instrumtntal aud vocal, taught
when desired.
Term commenced April !, 1871,
ENQUIRE of H. A. Zangs, Preaident of thS
German School Society, or Of the Teacher.
April 7, 1871 -dw8m.
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MEDICAL CONVENTION.

Nh. EDIToR :-WilI You please an
nounce that the lows State Eciectic
Medical Association will hold It's an
nual meeting in Turner's Hall, o.
tumwa, lows, on Wednesday, May
51st, and Thursday June 1st, 1871
Public lectures will be given in the
evening Of each day.
J. X. DUNCAN, Pres't
of the Association.
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LINDsEY,s BLOOD sEARcHER,


Flo the relief and cure Of the erring aud
and Unfortunate, on principles VI the
Christian Philanthrophy.
Essays ON the Errors OF Youth, and the
Follie of Age, in relation to Marriage
and . cial evils, with sanitary aid for the
afiiict d. Sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, Howard Association, Box p,
Philadelphia. Pa. NATIVITY.
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MARRIED-On the Sd met, by J.
YEAGER, Esq, JOHN J. REDICK to
Miss NICAETTA HUMBLE, all of
Pleasant Tow nship.
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The ADvANCE.-Tho AdUdnce is in
tho very forefront Of our polltico-re-
ligious journals. Its growth has
boon astonishing, and il is now a sue
ccssful competitor with tho lndepen-
dent for tho patronage Of the Congre-
gationalists of America.
We take great pleasure in COM
mending il to the patronage OF the
public, and call attention to its pros
pcctus found in to days COURIER.
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Bnttons and trimmings, of all de-
scriptions, at the Now York Cheap
Store. May4.w2t
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We will sell Ladies' white UNDER
garments cheaper than the making
and trimmings will cost, at the New
York Cheap Store.
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CONSUMPTION.
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Bankrupt Notice.

In the District Court of the United States for
the District OF Iowa. y 49, as
In the matter OF 4
Danp s.nn, = Cohen In bankruptcy.
By order Of j. L. Rice Register In Bankruptcy.
thereby give notice that a secoud general
meeting OF the creditors of said Bankrupts he
held at keolSuk, in said District, ON the 18th
said day, 1T the Office OF Hon. J. l.. Rice, one
of the Registers in Bankruptcy in said dis
seventh c2sthi section OF the bankrupt ACT OF
March Id, 1851 g. A. SWIGGErT,
Assignee.
Ottumwa, Iowa, April 10Th, 1871. InSw2t
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Ffrel FfreIiF

This morning, 18th inst, at about
half past l O'Clock, q. M, the large
two story frame livery stable, corner
OF Second and Washington streets,
in this city, belonging to Gray 4
Bedwell, took Ere and burnt with
such rapidity that, before ii was dis
covered by any body, the whole rear
end and upper story Of the stable
was in flames, so that there was
no possible chance to save it or the
wagon shop and agricultural ware
house Of Russell 4 Whitc,immodiate-
" adjoining. Mr.. Thos. Bedwell Of
tho firm of Gray & Bedwoll was
sleeping in the Office Of tho stable
and was not aroused, so noiseless
and rapid was the confagration, I'M
til the plunging Of one Of the horses,
which had got loose, awoke him, and
he was then ablo amid the smoke
to barely escape with his life, having
his hair singed, one hand consider
ably burned, and losing part of his
clothing, his pistol and his watch.
We conjecture that he was moro Or
less suffocated by the smoke, and
was aroused with difficulty. Con-
siderlng that the entire stable from
top to bottom was wrapped in flames
in probably NOT less than fifteen min
utes after the fire broke out, il il
indeed most fortunate than Mr.. Bod
we'll escaped with his life, probably
the noise made by the loose horse
which escaped at the same time with
Bedwoll, nearly jumping over HIM AZ
he won't out ut the door, saved him.
Seven othor horses in the stable
wero burned, and their blackened
and charrod remains lay this morn
ing, for tho most part, on the spot
where they stood in their stalls,
she wing that they did not move from
their places.
No doubt is enterta ined but that
it was the work of on incendiary,
and probably maliciously done in re-
taliation for some fanoied wrong
done the party by John Gray, ono
Of the firm Of Ga B., in his capacity
Of city Marshal.
The air Of the whole upper part Of
the city is this morning impregnated
with the disagreeable effiuvia of
burning horse flesh.
We have not ascertsined ut this
the amount of insurance, but
learn that it was worry small.
. II . -
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The largest stock Of Hoop Skirts,
and ton different styles of Corsets, at
the lowest prioos, ct the New York
Cheap Store.
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SouooL BOOKS ScHooL Books l.
DO NOT forgot that Taylor. Blake 4
..Des keccs I ssii and complete linesof