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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-07-11


An experience Of twenty years, IN SPECIAL
Practice. devoting his whole time to the
treatment of old and complicated diseases,
gives him advantages that cut few physici1ne
known for many years Is founder aud pro-
prietor OF the lohtrsAl Medical Institute. On
z EJ where his wonderiui cure: gave him a
inc.s. Dr. spihneY win continue TO consult
with patients at his city once, IS Perry 81,
each day. from 10 a. M. 10 p M or At his In.
Urinary at spinneyytlie. during the balance
Parties suffering with Old lingering dis.
eases, that have baf1ed the skslt Of eminent
physicians, and are tired OF dosing with MIN
eral drugs, are cordially invited to try q few
weeks treatment at the 8sinneyyille Inflrm-
ary, where the magnetic waters alone will
restore TO perfect health the majority OF all
suffering IRON Impurities Of the blood, or
chronic disease OF any kind. The InnFmaYy
buildings are new and elesa built last year
under the Doctors individual supervision
and 10 furnished throughout in the hest pos.
stole manner, and being located on the bank,
or near the Mississippi river, everything
combines to make It n lovely resort for bot 4
invalid and nre-seekers All nrc invited
to come, as IL ts q summer resort for tie
healthy who need rest from business cares
as well as a home for the invalid.
To the Ladies' who have ruined their health,
peratiye powers OF the magnetic waters.
Dr. spinney having spent many years n
ieels compel mt to treat them In their cous-
piicated forms. either medically, or by the
m iqI u .u7 lnasneslc waters Vi she spihhey-
vine springs
Remember, thst Procrashnat!on is the Thief Of
lime.
M, ,.a. ,,a,,,, =, .a,,,
er remedy fol your complaints.
,, Msny s.e tney VINO nsvs lmpisnieu ~
sneis syst' ~ w useL caIs ~ =,
heeus Mhlcn PLOAuce IN amman ciep OF uis-
ease. OsScn rs WouM say
L SSM y ANIL DE nEALED!
II matters not what your troubles may he
come and let the Doctor exsmIne your case,
II IL Is curabie he will tell Won So III not IN
case unless lie is confident OF efjscting 4
cure. II will cost Won nothing for consuIta.
ton SO please cali and aattsfy youYselSs.u
whether the doctor und erstands ycur caxc
The use OF the sSpt nney Vile vnter viii curx
ITrunns ma n;snnrnr ~ I'm DiaolI
iluulUiA GUt ljlSt6NtN I'll iNG 1lUll&
In every easel v using Il Internally and ex
| A1rNO syphfiitlc patients win he AZ, mtfte<
1 into the Inrrmary: but will i,e treated suc
cessfully with medic cine al city Office.
~nrrNr. rrHr,
| 1850 'NAi1SS
VINO may ne suffering from youthful foliie'
or ndlscsotion Will do we'll To avail them
selves Of this. the greatest boon ever laid q
MEr viii guarantee TO forfeit one hundrsd
ln.iass LOT every case 81 senlinal Weakness
which Ee undertakes and rails TO cure.
NIIDDI.E-AGE MEN,
There are many OF the age of thirty 10 forty
VINO afe sronneg MID 700 McausMt evacna.
iion OF the bladder. oIten accom- panied ny
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/ offer for sale, my farm, II miles
northeast Of Ottumwa, containing l60
acres, fenced with pine fence, young
hedge around the whole. Good house,
Granary, Barn, and 81 acres of timber
one mile from the farm. Price $25 per
acre. No better quarter section in
Highland township. A. SMELL.
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Last night about 6 o'clock team
longing to 7. X. Shepherd, standing
hitched in front Of his shop on
bcond street suddenly started and ran
Second street until they reached
(arion Street. when in turning of
ec0nd street towards the bluff, on to
1e1ion street, the team ran over or
lher against L. NJ. Cooley, Esq,
knocking him violently and in o
nseless condition into the deep
Itch on the north side of the latter
reet. 1t seems Mr.. Cooley and Mr..
Torso of the firm of Laforce Il Co.,
j ere walking leisnrely home and the
lam came up behind them unobscrv-
q until they were right at their heels.
fr. Morse with difficulty saved him
elf, but Cooley with his crutch and
linus his leg he left on the fortifica-
ions of Vicksburg, was unable entire
to avoid the wreck, as the wagon
wung round in turning the corner.
Il is supposed that the wagon bed hit
him on the head near the temple, send
Jug him whirling into the ditch. His
frutch was shivered to pieces in the
soncnssion, and in falling, it is sup
posed he struck upon the stump Of
bis lost leg, breaking the bone nearly
bquarc of. DR.. Williamson, living
hear by was soon on the ground, and
Cooley was placed in carriage and
aken at once to his home. He re-
manned for sometime in bewildered
state Of mind, persistently making in
auirics Us to how it happened, seeming
10 have no recollection of the accident
1t was feared last night that his in.
jurics might prov fatal, but to-da,
% seems to be comfortable in
Measure, and though he is severed,
nrt and will be long time confined
10 his house, still no serious appre
l,ension is felt for the result. His lcf
rm and head are both severely bruis
III, but the broken bone in the stum]
Of the leg near the hip joint is his Sc
vercst injury.
Mr.. Cooley, is man who by natur
IS Of iron constitution and nerve a
demonstrated by the severe sufferin
bc endured in the army. He was i
be celebrated attack and charge mad
" Sherman, on Vicksburg, on III
2nd Of May, and was wounded fir
81 a minnie ball, through the lost lc;
ear the ankle and while engaged
hiding it up, another ball struck Iii
j the breast, passing round howeve
riti.out entering the cavity of the bod
nd coming out under the arm. Aft,
ecovering a little from this sccon
bot, and still attempting to stay Il
ow Of blood in his leg, third sli'
truck the wounded leg near the KIN,
md traycrsed along tho thigh abo
half way to the body. He fell in
The hands Of the enemy in this cond
lion, and suffered amputation of h
eg, under very disadvantageous, q
instances, but over all of which
& mc out conqueror by virtue of
froAg constitution and cvcrlasti,
BIZ. As no one is more universal
spectcd than Mr.. Cooley, SO MOI
i u receive more generally the syl
ethy Of this community in his afiii
u pm. As Clerk of our Court,
early four years, Mr.. Cooley, is III
ersally commended and we hope
4 bon see him at his post again.
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kG. Dixon, Esq, we regret to say,
lDsolved to return to his old home
ester county, Pennsylvania, and
b with his family to-day. George
les has bought his Grocery store,
I'VE understand will continue the
mess at the old stand.
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tE DfsTANcE-The number of
er Oak Stoves made and sold last
by the Excelsior Manufacturing
pany, if placed in q line close to-
q, would stretch out for . distance
|xtecn miles.
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Lost, Saturday, 9Th inst, between
my house and Ottumwa, q comon-sized
leather pocket-book, containing small
amount Of money, and some papers,.
Tho finder will be literally rewarded
upon delivering it to me, or leaving it
at this Office. J. A. Person.
iune0-d&W1t
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For SALE.-Corner lot two and q
piece in block Is Blake's addition. Has
a splendid arch cellar on it, For
terms enquire of Schafer q Kramer,
at Union Brewery. je.2Olmo-w
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Total.

Which left him within seven Of a
nomination, whereupon Wapcllo,
which was called last, gave him ten
votes or three more than sufficient to
a nomination. Monroe then changed
to Loughridge, the other counties fol-
lowing suit upon which Capt. Fee,
of Appanoose the next best friend of
Walden, got "a motion through making
Loughridge's nomination unanimous.
Judge Loughridge, was the second
choice Of the entire Wapello county
delegation, with the exception Of Mr..
w. j. Mitchell, who was present with
a proxy from D. H. Michael, Esq.
Your delegation was unanimous for
Major Hamilton, SO long q it appear
cd that his chances were good. But
the field having been quite nearly
occupied by the other candidates be-
fore he entered it and there being
danger in the opinion of your dele
gates Of the nomination of some one
not even so entirely satisfactory rs
theix second choice they concluded to
secth'e the nomination of Judge
Lougllridge, on tho first formal ballot,
and thus avoid a lengthy and Bit
ter contest.
| 1t is seldom that we have witnessed
a more harmonious Convention, OF
one of which the result seemed to b.
SO entirely satisfactory to all. NJ
dissatisfaction was manifested, be
cause no prctence could be maintained
that there was on amy hand thu
slightest attempt at anything unfair.
! Sam Caldwell was chosen chair
: man Of the Committee for the cnsuc
ing year, after which the large Assem-
, blage of gallant Republicans returne.
/ TO their homes, to work for Grant
. Wilson and Loughridgc, until thci
/ election.
81 We should not close this communi
cation withous saying that Oskaloos
s | is one ofthe handsomcst cities in low,
: and that with its present prosperity
Q railroad facilities, and with its incs
a haustiblc supplies Of coal, 1t woul
8 seem to be marvel if it doc
y not continue to grow, as at prcsen
Q and become one of the leading citis
! Of the great Iowa, which Is to be.
: DELEaATE.
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l ExECUroR's NOTICES.

Notice is hereby given to all persons In ter
ctstsd that on the Eth day Of June A. A.. ls7a
me un,leixixDed wns appointed BY the Cir
cnit Court OF Wapelo county, Iowa, E1ccu-
tors of the estate Of Nicholas Johnson deceas-
ed late ~ eaid county. All persons indebted
10 said Estate WIN make pay ment To thS un-
deraigned. and those having claims against
the same will present them, legally anthem
ticated, TO said Court for allowance.
Dated June a0th, 1879. -
ISAAC d. JOHNSON,
ELIJAH JOHNSON,
June2lw3t Executors.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Notice ia hereby given to all persons inter.
ested, that on the 9Th day Of July a. u. 1879
the undersigned was appointed by the Circuit
OF the Eatate Of Geo. A. Mcdowell deceased
late OF said County. All persons indebted z
said Estate Will make ayment to the under
same Will present them, legally authentica
ted TO said Court for allowance.
Dated July 9th, lS2
iu1lw3t Executor.
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GIRL WANTED, to do cooking for
private boarding house. Apply to
Mrs. ]. NJ. Sindlinger, corner Third
and Market street. d&w-1w.
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the proceedings Of the County
kcntion, the names of DIR. Hinsey
Gen. Hedrick, - delegates from
er Township, were unintentional-
Knitted.
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LOTS !! LOTS I! LOTS !! !!
The cheapest building
lots, on the most favor
able terms to be obtain
ed in the city, by call
ing on the ndarsignedg
Hinsey q Hedrick.
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Horny Clay Dean celebrated tho 1sh
At Ccntcryilic by domingo clean shirt
aud shaving himself. Bully for Dean.
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Sugar PiekleA x3a0s, Smoked.
We have a choice article. of Sugar
Picked Hams for sale at the lowest
market price in quantities of 100 lbs.
or more. JAS. ID. LADD.
apr22d&wtf
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For ConfectiOners and Bakers.
We extend eur thanks TO those who have 90
generously patronized M in the past, and
will endeavor In the future TO sell goods Of
such quality and at such price - will
merit continuance Of trade.
To those who have not dealt with ms, we
ask you to give US fair trial, and we will do
our best&o Qlease you. ~ezs,-.ssxez%~s,
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II. d. Street, formerly of Wapello
Sty, is the fitting delegate to the
y Warden Convention, At Balti-
from Montana.
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Bible Depository.

BibIe U0p00toTy.
Bibles and TesfAments, English, German
and Swede, Of all descriptions, ~ prices low.
or than anywhere else, at
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Special Correspondence Of the CouaIEa.
OsKALoosA, July 8, 1872.
DEAR CouRiER< Judge Loughridge
has just been nominated for Congress,
with great harmony and unanimity.
BENZ. +. Ebert rising young man
of Monroe county, was the temporary
president while Sam T. Caldwell, of
Wapello, was the permanent chairman.
Upon taking the chair, he delivered q
ringing, rousing, good speech, which
brought down the Convention in APP
plause.
On the informal ballot, Judge
Loughridge received the following
vote to.Wit:
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ZEN corn, raised here, has made it's
arance in our market at 15cts. per
b retail. aee
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iullwst.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-26

TTEATMENT OF SERVANTS. The Chicago
Tribune in concluding long and able arti-
Gle on Domestic, has the following in re-
gard to how servants are treated, which we
believe as applicable here as 10 Chicago:
The servsn, girl is treated personally
With more or less kindness by the mistress
But little is thought Of her comfort or con-
venience. She is sent to the attic or the
basement to sleep, 10 a room .cautily
furnished aud destitute of FIRE.
Bridget reads her prayer book before re-
turing, sitting 10 ootsomless chair, and
kneeis al her nightly devoIious on & cold,
uucArpeted floor. Tbs luxury of beau is
deuied her. The mistress frCvns upon
the company of all her servants, esnd re-
sents their presence as an intrusion, She
orders the dining room 10 be closed at a
certain hour. forcing the domestics into the
Kitchen. Even in this remote retreat
fires and ll2a;s musi be out at very early
honr, and theres is nos retreat but the
garrett The home fealiux is and must be,
with suoh mansGeDent, a stranger to the
breast of the servaot girl. A characteristic
snscdois is told Of the late Mrs. Robert
Laird Collier -dsughie of Hon. Hiram
[ Price, Of Davenport. Not long before her
death she was bowiug some friends through
the various rooms OF her pretty residence
Everything was in perfec, order and much
admired, but there was an even elegance
throughout that excited some surprise.
But where are your servants apartments ?"
asked one Of the ladies'. 1--WE have Just left
them" she replied quietly. "But these
rooms are good enough for any guests ," the
lady said, in sumo sstonishmenI And
why should they not be ?" responded Mrs
! Collier. The answer showed her thoughtful
regard for the convenience of others, and
| i. key to her whole character. We see no
solution for the domestic problem, but better
wages, and a mere atfeetionate care Of ser
wants, and regard for their welfare.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-26
.R.ynua D. a,,IrY.

Ut ITH its gloomy attendants, lev spirits
w depression, involuntary emissions loss
Of semen, sPeEnAtsrEhosE, loss Of power,
dizzy head, loss of memory, and thrsstsD ed
impotence and imbeeilisy, find a sovereign
cure In HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC 30. TWENTY EIGHT. Com
posed of tho post valuable mild and potent
curatives, they strike at once at the root of the
70 natter, tone up the system, arrest the dis
charges, and impsTt vigor and energy, life and
vitality to the entire man. They have cured
thousands of eases. Price, So per package OF
i've boxes and large 81 vial, which ia very i'm
pertant to obstinate or old cases, or ) Per sim
gle box. Sold by ALL Druggists, aud sent
by mail on receipt Of price. Address, HUMPH-
REYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDI.
CINE CO., 60. BROADWAY, NEW YoEK.
ChAs A. Bsnser aud C, spidsl, Agents fol
Rock Island,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-26

A CONCERT WORTH HAVING. - Mr.
Charles Levi, agent for the Strakosh Con.
cert Troupe, writes US, from Cincinnati, tba,
it is possible he may bring his troupe here
for one concert. Il consists of the following
brilliant array of talent: Mile Csrlosts
Patti; Signor Mario; Miss Cary, coutralto
Mile CarreDo. pianist; Mons. Saisret, vio-
linist Signor Mario, aocompanist Many
Of our people know the charming aud bril-.
liant power of Carlotta Patti, aud her sister
AdalinA, who sang here many years ago
They are among the most celebrated and
deserving singers in the world, and equally
as deserving. as excellent christian women.
The reserved seats will all be sold DAYS be.
fore the concert, and standing room be at O
premium.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-26
TOM FLAGLRR,s CALuMNY.

More than sixteen years ago, Thomas T.
FlAgler, OF Lock port, N. Y. says he private
y told somebody that Horace Greeley pro-
posed to have a certain Job of binding given
to Coruelius Wendell because Wendell
would pay percentage on the job, for par
~ expenses. NotuithStsndiug this, Ton
Flagler and Z. d. Morgan, aud all such
have been supporters Of Greeley ever since
supporting him for q state office Comp.
irolsr in 1862 and for Congress the next
year. Bot now, when Greeley refuses ia
support Grant, Tom FlAgler suddsnly con-
cludes that Greeley is . corrupt man. Ac-
oording to Flaslsr's own story, he, himself
and his virtOous witness, have, for sixteen
years, kept this story from the pablo
prints, and supported Greeley as long as he
remained in their party, thus showing their
willingness, for party reasons, to cover up q
dishonorAble transaction. But the beauty
Of il is that their story is not trus-it is only
an slsctionsering humbug, as the Tribune
has concluSiVely shown.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-26
LOCAL uoxumM.
Orr1cE OF RENNE's PkrH KiLLfEG MAGIC or.
PITrsFfELp, Mass, October !. 1872 [

+
OFFICE OF RENNE's PAIN KfLLfEG MAGIC or
PITrsFfELD, MASS. October ], 1872. (
To Patrons Respectfully:
in order to equalize the price, and make 1t an in
ducement for those located at the most remote
scale of prices TO take effect from and after this daIe
as follows
Trial Size, or its equivalent in other sizes per
gross $zzUu.
Five to Ten gross, per gross. ........... 2l00.
Twenty Gross, per gross 2000
discount will be made on purchases of five gross
and over, OF sufficient amount TO cover freight
The goods will be delivered at the point of transpor-
tation In Pittsfeld in good order after which they
will be at the risk Of the purchaser.
TERMS.-Net Cash, Current Funds in New York
Please give full shipping directions with your orders
RESsE's PAN-K1LrNG MAGIC On is packed for
the trade as follows
Trial Size, One gross in Case
doz. Medium Size, equivalent to a :"
dog. Large Size, -"
We also pack what is known as an Assorted
Gross as follows doz Trial Size; doz. Medi
um Size; u doz Large Size; which equals one gross
in case, and makes good assortment OF sizes Tor
retail store.
On all goods manufactured after January /, 1873
the retail price will be printed upon the label OF each
bottle, as follows: Trial Size, IS cents; Medium
Size, so cents Large size 81
Your orders respectfully solicited.
We have the honor TO be, respectfully, your obedi
ent servants, WIN. RENNE & SONS.
NoT1oE-The name MAGIC OIL is our Lega
Trade Mark
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-26
vorvs EERE AND THERE.

Frssh California fruits at Lazare & Sons,
Illinois street.
Cold, frosty nights and pleasant days are
the order at present.
Winons, Minnesota, is nov the head of
navigation for large steam boats on the Mis-.
sissippi.
The Northern Liue steamer Redwipg
for st. Louis 10 the morning and the Rock
Island for St. Paul.
Horse owners in this city are watching
the progress of the epidemic with anxiety.
No cases reported here as yet
At last accounts Conductor Bramhall was
improving rapidly and no doubts we're enter
taiaed Of his ultimate recovery.
G. Tegelsr & Co. are laying service pipe
TO connect with the main on Illinois street,
and supply their store with water.
Robert Buchanan, who was injured at Blu.
ford's Pillow Works, the other day, is getting
along IS well as could be expected.
Ed. c. P. Cone, who has been out of the
city since the death of his child, has return
ed, and will preach in the Christian Church
on Sabbath, morning and evening.
The steamer Milwaukee attempted to
make Andalusia, on Thursday night, and
got stuck On a sand bar for q couple o.
urs-and then put for down the river, tc
the intense disappointment of shippers.
L r
moral aud intellectual CENTER and ",
might sdd-musieal Center. The lates
publications of sheet music, both vocal aoC
instr mental, can always be found there
Mr.. c. is now in New York city purchasing
new goods
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-26
THEY UNDERSTAND IT NOW

The Hswleyises have always snssked out
of the charge sba, he opposed the carriage
bridge BY declaring ii "lie" that he ever
opposed the railroad bridge. No one ever
charged him with opposing the railroad
bridge or writing any letters to defeat il
The charge is, that he urote letter to
Washington to defeat the carriage part of the
railroad bridge-and this charge is true
As long as the earriAge-vay could be defeat
ed or kept closed from .he public, the PEG
pie would be compelled to pay tribute to ne
ferry. Thss's the long and the short of it
Mr.. Hawley did write letter to defeat thu
carriags-vay, but was notable to accom- plisl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-26

ELEGAST CoSFECrIoNARY SroRE.-Mr.
Ed. Lazare, Of the firm of A LazArs & Son
has recently returned from the East, whare
be laid in large stock OF goods. Ii is
really a treat to enter his store aud look
about The shelves and counters are laden
with glass jars filled With the choicest can.
dies, freshest fruits and swset-meats of every
kind, and everything clean Aud nice. The
celebrated candies Of MiliAird, of New
York, and Whitman Of Phisdelphia, are
there in plenty, also one of the finest sssort
meu,s OF fresh figs, dates, lemons, cocoa
nuts, rAisinS, etc, ever displayed in Rock
Island. The stock of new figs, dates sud
California fruits appears particularly inc
In fact everything to be found in a well reg
ulStsd, 6rst-elass confectionery and fruit
store, is there in abundance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-26

A bright, healthy child is perennial sprins
Of joy in every well-rsgulsted family, and W ners
Is that father, who after the strife and turmoil
Of business. on retiring to his home, is not be-
guiled of care by the innocent prattle of his
childl Perhaps this father is q worldly man
and makes gold his idol, he may have been .
successful man, and amasscd riches. Yet plaes
his child on the sick bed, and all his gold /,
at the disposal of the physicians. and the only
return he asks is the restoration of health to
his child. Fathers Mothers would you pre-.
serve your child in heslth7 Then listen to us
There is one prevailing cause of the disease in
children, and that cause 10 worms. If this
cause Of disease Ii not removed, your child will
sisken and die, or linger suffering invalid for
life. We present to you IN infallibls remedy
for worms; 1t is
Or. Judson's Dead Shot Worm Candy,
and Is put up in the form Of q stick Of candy,
and so pleasant to the taste, thas children
greediy tease for IL. Il 10 purely vegetable,
and cannot hurt the smallest child. Ask for DR.
Judson's Dead Shot Worm Candy. For sals
everywhere at 20 cents per package.
". II. coksTn1K, sels PrepYister.