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SnStaners 2lnaeleaenbciten.


9hicaqo, %. Augut.-@ln &orreipous
bent Der ,SlmeS" gtebt in einem Shrebeu
pom g. 4uJuit einen Btrtht iiber ocn iogcz
nannten Srteoeusrath, peld)er nit ben Stoz
mas uno anOsreu ieinpeli3en SHoianerftdms
men in Der Ndhe Der @bepennc. uno Nrapaz
hoe A9estur ab1ehalten miro, 90 rpelt Die
llntclhanolnHAen bis lest 9ebiehen ilnl, 'dlets
neH te auf Elm VilBilngeh biAauSillduien;
Die SIopas ideinen nur genet9t su ietnr iiA
frsuuoihaitlid) ,u belei9en, I'M lhre Sdupts
llnge nSantanta" uno SroBer Baum" mel.
DIE uu9enblidltt i'm StaotsgefdugHliIe su
Gsras geiauSeu gebalten meroen, aus Oemiel
Stiii SSttiii "a sri$$fissa.. Der y&iniame g8oli," Der
erle SGuptllng Der SiopGS, hleit clue Grmt=
oeruna auf 9berf WGJnloib's Iniprat)er in
peldDer Der 2eeteIe iagte, baB es ablolut MOTH
penoi9 ie, oaB bic :fnDldner ME 1sfaa. .. i;eefia
SolOatcn freig6ben, beuor lie eiue GGl0luug
lbret pauplllil9e aus benz @eidnapIie Der.
langten. Su Der @ripiOelunS oeS 6duptlings
heilt es: .Sdl bin aufmertiam ben Serbaup.
lungen bes 6rieoensratheS 9efolgt II. CLAUDE,
bah Die 6rieoeuS. &apitdne, melte ,u mir &C.
iprod)en baben, in Nalbingtou oabn prteu
f0nneu, oaB unS @eredtlgteit wloerfahrt.
9llS id Elm &nabe mar, erltredte Iih oa8 Sano
Oss rotben Vlgnnes pom Rlu @ran6e bis gum
Mifiouti uuo id rpiinite, oaB bic alten @rens
sen nuf's Neue ber9elelt weroeH. Weine iuns
gen 9eule fno bereit, ben BfaO Der @eiBen Su
wanbelu, absr MIR wiinihsn seniigsuocn
3aum, auf BEN mir lebeH fEnneH,"
0pn eer Suite Ses Stlllen WeEres.
Can Tran5iSc o, %. AuJuii. - Se.
tern Abenb fanO bier elne groBe uno entbufi.
atij6e Seriammlung i'm Sntereiie Der &ssase
YaclficsSaba" itott; mebrere Serreu, oaluH:
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WiGer's
beriibmteS OuSpepTu

An perinden, etn rein uegetabllidcs Grdpdrot, edna
lid unihdDtb, iehob munneram furirenes Gigen
t3dfien in oberqenannten Seteeu beaseno 9Btr sfpei
,eiu boF es etu Seilnttet uGter oem Huhffum 9tebt
peIwes in penaer isdIen teine Ssilun9 bepirft, aFf
miuer's DpspepiTu. uno III Der GiseutbiIincr ter
seit menu barum erSuht, ole Namen menrereI unie:
Ger berrorraae1Ssn einpobner anSuaeben neln'
Our ben gebraud, oicer beriibutsu Dtrtur ibre @es
junbheit pieeer erba(tsn baben. @inige oieier Ndn
Daren t5rouiite Duspcpfe uor Del lhImmiten I'm
tueIt pou nneTn 6eiten Ner3ten obne Srol9 beba?.
oe,:, ieeod burd Den 5sbraut siniser Tlaften Sus'
pspa araubltdb furlIt wurbeR.
II. 9. GHiuer.
GneiHieer gt9entbiimst.
pRe. &c, &oresSnmdre fire d6e.
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Senuinss' 3ahnsSinftnr.
Gine elesante, fihere uns ertplss
rcid,e AHuuonGfde,

5um Retuigen, gerid0nern uuo grbaltuna her 2dbHt
ano bes Sapnisliues. uuo sbt csn Itbsm stnen ans
aeuebmen @sruG. gu boben bel alien DrOsunsn in
ansemeinen uno
y. Spnfon, Jennipas, q Somp.
(Nlai1l, ,l2WS) Tr &c. Roro= burleeitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-24
Sie berbsKerte nJlorenre" Qabma'
idline.

Die bette Waidtne flir leitte uno f6pere Tomt-
ltenzNdbe.e.en. Sie bat bic bsriiPnte riIttelbare
speiiss uno fib ielbt ,itrsnos notwithstanding
uno oausrt ldnser, oils ieDs anrsre Stnldine. sSnc
unter lstdtsn Seohsuusen pertauft i'm
Der Is florence N d dbmaz
1dtnens @eieIIf aft,"
(SuIih, ,l2WteD Rr. Az aorc SbariesHr.
~ 8erseliet nitht. bas, penn SemaEb in euer
Saus fommt UNI Rdpmaiulnen 50 certauien, oaB
ole Waldine, wslde bes Gupreiiens beoiirien, n!ht
msbr perteuHid itno.
SD uertauie cine uorSlsltbe Waidtnes iebod
eiIIde i he nitt turd bic sunse Staht ocer brau4s
9niffe, UNI iie su oertaufen.
8. r. We&ennp,
Rr, 1876, sSeft 5aDetfsfirase.
aS- 3meiabtreau Sar. IS. On Baltimore
atrase. Q64-O
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Wusperfauf
bon 100 siuser'iben @r. 2
uno aubereu Nabmajd|ine,l
(1S3-f }

billig gesen Baars ODER m n u til DE 3 "a blum
bel Sbpmas . @ ants,
g6e Der eomparb. unb SbGrpfrdBe,
no Gle Repuralurcu nit Oampi scmu6t
tper0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-24
NplitifheS.

Nep=gorf, 90. Nuguf. -Satafasp bat
eineH Serldt perOfientlI4t, in wsl9em er
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Ste beRen Steinsnblrn 3u ben nieoris=
f}pu Gsrpisctt

osleH bon Der nBaltinlorer @ompasnie,- bon nt,
HSuqer~ 8oitoner @ompaenie,1
totr unb raid brennenoe eo5leH-be beffeu Robler
auf 6en bleT9en Wdrfte
su oertauien
4arrenIaburss her Ionnenmefie.
Eutb ,9ufens' gaaeuz" unb eumberldnber 8obIen
@. +. 5isss, aseut hsr
r8GIttmorer Qohlen-" Il. =@tfeubabn=@ omp.s
Bireau: Nr. e, SputhfiraHe.
aohlenbof: Gde Der RSrtbs mnb wfaeiion
Sfrdfe. Sft.f4.1ST)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-24
SeScrrnann.

reid ooer arm, perbsrGtbst ober nit, IoIte Elm ge'
ben iii cine icnrn NittGln GntipIetCnoe Summe pets
tErn. uHn in Dem uorferiten Ranse otr bezsestttts
hen Capitalization 1Cbt he
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-24
Garl1rz&rnulena,Ier.
Sragbare
0as Walaineu 6sieaj9aft
BON SlIttlftprc.


giireau: 9fr. 10, Norbs boaibaDitraBe.
B9os's pasenrirte @onpareil -tSas ID ic,ine.
patsuttrt an December 1869. iouis Srucier Baents
pom ). pril 1910 unr 5pei bonn 20. Suli 1870,
fir
Grgdnsung uHo BON Sdwdngerung oes 8ai.
lerItoifgaIes nit Goblenidilre.
Steie wtIlhine lit stniad in iaisr Gonitruftion,
automdtiio in Sspe9una ufo lit tein feuer nod me:
haniits arnit notbiq, IN oielelbe in Seueauna gu
ies n sic tam In cer Witte eires @euduOss placrt
mtifee, ca lie edniid oefubrluE it,, ODER ouBerba,b
eines Gcbdu,es, Oh lit bsi etncr Semperatur bon 30
G'rahe unter Ruiz opsriIt. Gub tarn he out Dampf=
ffiffeu, Giienbatn lBu9gons u I. 70. IN
InueEburs oe6radht 10 1ftn.
Yeriouen, luel DC etue GLsi DaS+ inc, bic ben Gins
Denoun9eu leeen off. anoeren berartscn Dtaitnsn
nilt unterporfsn it, rpinden iiLb eril6 III ierem
Slreau poBuipred. unb uners Dtdihinen btnf6tz
lid ib er @orttnftioa unb Operation oni uieb,u.
4lIe Mui tineH oleief @eea u ait nero eardntirt.
Thomas Semsu iau., Grdi.;
Sfd,f Sofieu, Sefr. uuo StabretIt r.
@es.n ndpsre Iustdnit ufrslrire mln
Sfaat s ort,IL
Nr. IL, DoQioupittaBe, Baltimore.
(Ius14, f2Rt ,I&W)
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,,6igblanO"

,
am S4eibepuntte Der Sateru. uub 6iabloubs
Auenus,
Baltimore SOnnfp, ERt.,
tRaerRGIb 800 garbs uou Der STAB
Baltlmore.
'yotahldnf" lpirb raid aHgebaut ur6 baIb cine
4l9e uno pcrtboOue Suritaot Salumore's peFs
oeH. Ss eBt MIR eiur9e bunrCrt gmbs
bon Der ~BblIanelpbia= g8llmln9ton=8a
morer Siisubuqn,"
BON Der @artOucr Stahptrocbabu,
rom 8uttcrou= 8Grte
Btoii6sH Der "uniouzgiicnbObn- uuo hsm Baltimore
,inbuOG.
Gin &oIfs sidluIbOus uub cine Rtrtbe btitaa
ben nh bcryis uui nem Gldge.
Die Sa9G 1T cine Der 8eiunoefeu unO GRgsHeemfsE
In DtdTulGEo.
SaIpidse ftno nntcr iebr Qinfi9sH Beotnsunsen
IN oCrtduleu ooer iu uCrpadtcn.
WeaeH uettercr llHleInpeICn penbe man R6
nilH6liu ODER itbriitIid IN
ShOmaS WecC'inuis, 8gcuteu
lapr. %, t2Dtte, t&tu) an Or uni StclG.
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Mu5 Sainoi5.

Gbicaqo, %, apsuit. = Sr, 9Oiep9
0eOlte BON Springfielo, 81, bat einen 9ui.
ruf 3u elmer GonoentiOu III jener StaOt er<
laiien, auf uelder Oeieluten fir Die 9ouis.
piusr &onpention aemahlt merAsn inQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-24

Der rYariier, Imerifanrihe 3iidenbeerS unb 9Bars
rem ld,e 5eeroe," Yarlors Guns II. asbthinss6eusr=
BlasssT'gr. -
9te beribInis satpIon'ihe SHOT Air Furnace"
9eapns BON Bleis unb @iienrEt-ar, Saoewannen,
6poraaisn, Wai1fdnoe, Rtfoirs, AbsuserSbrea fiir
Gphits; iopie audi
bpornuli6e Rammeu, @G8ers sDlod,inerie u. I. no.;
ucrmorne Il. Sdeisrs Saminfmis, Seuerbeeres5foite,
Reeiiter u. !. no.;
Riidsu utsnfusG. WaIsrfibler unb Refrtseratoren;
aodb. unb Sels6ieu unb siepsraturen aler art.
HiiSmeAs ode Dcr Saltimores uue Gutdssfsr.
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%. 6. WnnS & Gpmp.,

VFYTUI9IIIIEtt VUH
soIe's pateHtirten Gutpmatifd,en &ci3ern,
welde in ben lesten ilnsebn Sabrsn is5r pmansrsid
uno nit beersm erolse. oils iraenb elm anofrer nit
Dampf ober beBem Wafer beisenefr apparat ssz
bruudpt perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-24

Blream Experimentation,
reansSrndarbeiten
uno
afle Mrten Ne 6nungss
Sii der,
CUTE arbeit uno miS,oe Breiie bel
Vussenheimer 3 zsetl,
O6I-y) Nr. 157, 2Seits Satimorefrase.
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GHERR Y KTNA

CHERR Y KINA
Ober @ein BON peruuianiid,er 6inoe,
Srdparirt uon 5bommeret @eIis in Barts,
th Elm see;elbnetes Z omit unb 9esenmttt
filr bus AseUielNebel. Sn paben bel
". ". waripu & Gomp..
flsinisen aaenten fIr bic Ser. Stnaten,
Sof ocr Sutaptr- u. ufobrfou=Ap.
facra t9mts(1 fp,uie bel nfsn 0roauiheu.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

Ss Fagmen Lei 70 Your Interests.
4 We ~ Sou call and examine our
stock Of hrnll Achinery. We chal-
n ee N Sen tit6rs to field trial on
all our Implements for simplicity, du-
,raBility, light-draft, convenience in
banding and performance of good
work Our stock consists in part Of
che Morrison Self Cleaning Pillow, war;
ranted superior to all others; the Key
stone, the only planter that scatters the
corn in the hill, and deposits it in the
game depth.
The Orchard City and Northwest
Corn Pillow, all made Of wrought
iron, and will not break, as many do,
with cast axles, Sc. We manufacture
the OBrian Harrow, aud Hughes Ri.
ding Old Ground Plow," We put up,
on trial, the Enterprise Wind Mill FOR
watering stock, and insure satisfaction,
Racine Threshers, Bacyrus, Kirby,
Wood and Champion Reapers.
RUSSELL, WHITE & Co.
Mar.2O-wtf.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

Dr.. Fesler's skin and science cannot
p efcelled as Surgeon, Oculist and
Physfcian, Is years in a large and con.
stent practio0n in troAtana diseases and
aeeofmity Qe 81 yelids and ear
md all othef a0dt0 10d chronic diseases
OF the human system that are in their ma
ture durable.
Tumors, cancers, old sores and every
form of skin diseases are treated success
fully.
DIR. fesler will visit ANY part of the
country In consultation or to perform
surgery, for al deformitiae sand diseases
'Whkre medical tisatunsn tfs Df no avail.
II p,ist be admitted by all that a sur.
gson whe e yss his YAole Astention and
streating diseases 0fT4he EYes Ear, Throat
HIUgs, and Other NUtifonio Diseases
Office corner Main and Green streets,
OTTUMWA, IOWA.
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Horace Clark, agent for Key
celebrated Furnaces is now holding
forth at Eagan y Harper's. He has
just received new and larger ones to
putin the school house in place OF
those now in use. lie has also receive
ed furnaces for the new house OF A.
u. Moss, and is in every respect a reli-
able and responsible business man
d&wlt.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27
rsssrth Of July.

AT meeting of Ottumwa Fire de-
partment and citizens held at Council
Chamber, on the evening OF. the Goth,
the following proceedings were had;
John Gray was called to the chair,
and A. Ilse was appointed Secretary.
Onmotion it was resolved that we
have celebration on the Fourth Of
July.
Mr.. Hall reported that the city had
donated 5000 to the Fire department.
Mr.. Griffee reported that the ground
aud Swabkey's band had been engaged.
On motion of Mr.. Cleveland, COM
mitses Of ladies were appointed to So
licit donations for the dinner. The fol-
towing ladies' were appointed on said
committee. Ida Auwerda. Mrs. SAM
born, Miss Nettie 3. Douglass, Mrs.
Thompsos, Nhs H. P. Asves Miss
Ellen Armstrong Mrs. James Hawley,
Sra Miss Ella Lawrence, Mrs. John S.
Wood, Mrs. J. B. Douglas, Miss Abbie
Leighton, and Mrs. Joe .Ainley. This
committee is requested to meetat DIR.
Douglas residence on Saturday 22d,
at 8 O'Clock am. I
The following committee on gen
eral arrangements was appointed
P. G. Ballingall, John Gray, A. lse,
L. j. Allen. James Z. Hawkins. d. B.
Durfee. john GHAY, Chrm'n.
| A. H.sE, Secy.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

PRoLlFIo.--Wc are Informed of q
Wapello county woman 80 years of
age. and whose husband is older, who
proposes 10 add another to the popula-
ton of this county. shortly, accidents
and errors only excepted.
We have always claimed Wapello as
the prolifickest county in Iowa, and
now have to say to our contemporaries
that they must either trump this trick.
or else ever after hold their peace.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

\ TIT yR>Ofn HemSdyrfer weaAI
Ma j. Of NE emaeh a19ee Sf Rum
|Fw@ on, Deadly der bn4, which is
|geedere6 mGkc actiy1 hX the pungent
astringcnts with which tits combined.
Ii your stomach Is weak, or your liver
or bowels disQrdered, tone, strength,
aud vcegulate. thcWswith VINEGAR BIT-
"a BNI& pie E4ErKbLE 3oMAcHIc
CoH4 kcrI$E - &ptalAEX4S1k from
s eiss'i|s III ~ e 'e Ssa 9 si,.
ordered system. sas N~ WY 4w.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS At oTTuRgWA
IOWA.

= 4
Cal at 1'oylo., Blake d Cos and drink
The E;ecelsior Sprias Water. On
draught, fresh from the Spring at
Saratoga:
This water is brought from Saratoga
in Gas-tight Reservoirs, lined with
pure Block-Tin; and is forced out at
our counter precisely a. it flows from
the Spring. without charging it with
Gas.
The water OF the Excelsior Spring is
Invaluable, removing and preventing,
by its ape,ient and Alternative effects,
the incipient forms Of disease.
II Is highly recommended by the
most eminent physicians, and is used
with great success in the treatment of
Dyspepsia, Constipation OF the bowels.
affections of the Liver and Kidneys,
Fevers, Scrofula, CutaneOus Diseases,
&c. II is also an excellent remedy for
the Headache, and pleasant and
healslitnl beverage.
For the sake Of uniformity. and that
the Excelsior Water on Draught"
may be known as genuine through the
United States. by the most casual
observer. we have adopted trade
mark III the style and lettering Of our
marble base and draugllt tube, 50 that
purchasers will find The. arrangement
the same at the different places where
our Watcris sold on dranght.
From Alfred J.. Ioonis, NJ. ID.
Professor Of the Institute and Practice
Of Medicine in the University Of the
City Of New York:
During my whole professional life ]
have been accustomed to use freely the
Watercf Congress and Empire Springs.
About six months since, accidently, ]
was. Furnished with a few bottles of
the Exoe]sior' Spring Water, and
found il so much mere agreeable to the
taste and pleasant in its effects than
either Conglessor Empire Water, that
l have since used it myself and recon-
mended it to patients requiring q
gentle Chathartic and Diuretic.
...ss,s A. L. LooMIs, n. d.
For sale GU Draught and in Bottles
by Taylor, Blake & Co.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

: woman enquired at a leading dry
goods,store Of Des Moines. a few DAYS
since. for sgoi burned Calico The
pnyzlc,l proprietor saggested ,hai per-,
haps she meant bnlls Warden calico.
She replied Thai didn't sound like thu.
tame, butperi,aps that wasfit.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

From j. ID. Ladd's pasture one dark
bay horse, star in forehead, has been
kept as race horse, when sadiisd
and bridled very high lifed. Thehorse
Is abont IA hands high and very
lengthy. Any information leading to
his recovery or his return to the un-
dersigned, will be literally rewarded.
NJ. l.. HOOKS, Ottumwa, Iowa.
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GoLcoSDA. H.. june 1872. i

OrIuMwA COURIER: &
Enclosed find one dollar-please
send me the Weekly COURIER, can
hardly afford to de without ii. It is
now in the midst of harvest, which is
the best for years. Oats look wei.
A heavy crop is on hand and upon the
whole our prospects are very fiatter-
ing indeed. No Greeley men here,
except democrats, and they chaw on il
like it was quite bitter. This county
is republican by about 500.
Respectfully yours.
F. w. THOMAS.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27
Wanted.

\ COMPETENT cook, to;cook III, FIRST
class Railrsad Dining Hotel at Ash
hand crossing References required
7. G. BooRN. propr.
i2la&iM.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

Marion had an election on Monday,
10 decide what fire apparatus. should
be used. :. votes were cast fora hand
engine, IS for I Hsbcock. and I37 for
nothing III ALL :
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

Miss Clara MrFarland graduated in
the High School Department Of our
public sschoolto-dny Prot. Hastings
showed ns herdiploiiias les a beanfi-
ful specimen " pamnanship. cxecu,e-l
on parchment
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

The Iowa NJ. T.. Conferences are to
be held this year, as follows: North
western Iowa, at Ft. Dodge, Septem-
Der. lS-Bishop Andrews, presiding;
Upper Iowa. Vinton, September 30
Bishop Wiley: Des Moines, Charlton,
September 25--Bishop Andrews
Iowa. Oskaloosa. October 9--Bishop
,,T,ou-ole .t...s
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rsngr1AN,s onInBRArroN.

q. 4 y S'ft'tIH"H FIIT HtpaFtiieht VIII
Il celebrate tlic Fourth &c July at
WARDS GROVE
\ by picnic dinner. Reading Of the
7 Declaration. and an grafton aud other
am useIneiit-. Everybody is cordially
Invited 10 sefprescpa and lring their
dinners. farn on, and let II, have a
real old fashioned good time. Pay-
tic*sass rillbe ag,agaacea hereafte,. in
psoU0Ds0e,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

We have received lengthy letter
from gentleman residing at Harvard.
Nehrasks dsscribins the wonderful
bea1ty aAd dcsirablehess Of that place.
<tsnd The surrounding ccuttfs. accom-
panied by a zen cent postal scrip. re-
questins US to send him two papers
with his letter in them, When the gen.
.iemaf gets bis ''odeertisesaent printed
u tie pouRrER, it will cost him ten
cents a line.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

Great Bargains m - II
6 | will offer for Esa IT veg ]Sw
figures for short time, one house and
lot situatedsins Hinsey and Hedsick's
addition !, Diiiim y, pypperty NV.
Twenty Acf &pice TIMBER and,
one mile eait y Va. k8
One hundred acres of timber land,
aeur miles southseast o9 o ttumwa. a.
Also I chcice farm contSinine one
hundred aud sky act6 all fencea ma
incuitivstion, sitaated IN Jefferson Co,
Iowa. For further particulars enquire
Of or address w. E. JONES,
juneldl2t&wSt Ottumwa Iowa.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

RE-uNioN.--The Army, OF tbs Ten
nessee is TO hold a re-union at Madj-
son, Wisconsin. on the 18th of .Iniv.
treT. Hedriek has been invited 10 re-
,sponda To- The sentement. !. The Press. =
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

Tomorrow our district schools close
! tof the summeirsacation. We under
stand that all the several departments
are to he examined Tomorrow. The
s7choel viii open again in September,
!. with the same teachers rs of sla& year.
with the exception of Misses Farwell
I and Shedd, whoswereg NOT applicants
for places. Miss Clara Mcfarland
s and Miss Mary, b. Fetzer. have been
oclected to fill the vacancies.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

I JHE G9NGREG a TIoSAI. ExeunsJoN. -
Tho FERNS mol being deemed satisfac-
tory. the society ofthe Congregational
church st this city has deferred its ex-
cursion TO Ciear Lake uniil further no
tice. ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

The business of the Ruffier, Factory
is extendingso rapidly that they are
compelled to put in larger machinery.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27
Nos. 4 , and rs.
NOS - ana rs.
SIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

CJAvE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLH
L experience an entire sucess: Simple Prompt
Efficient and Reliable. They are the only Medi
cines perfectly adapted TO popular use--eo simple
that mistakes san not pc made IN using them 20
as to be always reliable. They have raised the high
est commentator from all, and viii always ren-
der satisfaction.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

= II yoa want a good deal of clothing
for little intney. 60 to Bets and YOU
can havesyour wish gratifed.. sa
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

8. NJ. Hendricks has moved to our
city and will run general business in
the way 6fstoan ana bfickswork of all
kinds, and will galataAtes entire salts
faction in all cases. He proposes to
work as cheap as the cheapest where
first class workmanship is required.
He also has plenty of brick on hands
at this time. Prompt attention given
% flde and citizen wqfh ~
: All orders lefatDE Wafden's store
win receive ptoiapt attentioh Or letter
box 45l. mar asdawysm.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

! gentlemen who is travelling cx-
Sensively in. Iowa. remarked to us, to-
day that IVES lad the liyeliest town he
had seen i'm the State.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

). NJ. Martin Esq, editor OF the Sol
tliers' Record, published at Madison,
Wisconsin, called on us to-day. He Is
engaged in the laudable object of get
ting signers to petition asking Con-
gress to pass such an act as will giyeto
soldiers the avaik OF the Homestead
law without the requirement OF actual
settlement by them. The law asked
for. however. requires actual settle
ment by the assignee to whom he may
sell his right.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27
suxar Pieli.a HAM, s~ekes.

S"8eS 6sS3s0o 14sUses ooo8e3'
We have choice article of Sugar
Picked Hams for sale at the lowest
market price in quantities Of 100 lbs.
or more. JAS. ID. LADD.
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

The following patents were issued
ID Iowa Inventors during the week
ending June 18th:
Railway switch Wallace W. &C.
latt, Keoknka ye -
Ghurn--A. q. Crane, Ott,nnwa.
Ctgar-M.. Turley and Jane NJ. In
per, Council Bluffs.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

Belts goods are going of like hot
cakes, which proves that a liberal use.
OF printers ink is a good thing. =. II
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

Geo. May. formerly OF thss city. but
now citizen nf Montana Territory.
gave rs a call to-day.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

From the daily OF the 22d. e
New potatoes are beginning to APP
pear in market.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

y The Sacred concert 1T The Catholic
church. last evening was SHINY attend
ed, but those who were there were
given rich musical treat Miss. Ber-
tina Remer. and Mrs Chris Auwerda
are both splendid singers, aud on this
occasion did particularly well The
rendering OF Kyrie Eleison 10 Saluta-
ris. aRuth and Naomi" and "Consid-
er the Lilies" was very fine, and
We're each well worth the admission
fee. Under the direction of Chris Au-
werda. accompanied or the organ by
Prof Koeth, the. concert could be Moth
ing short Of a success, We cannot
$50 however, why il is that strolling
singers OF the third or fourth rate can
draw q good house, and much bet
Ter singers AT home are greeted
with slim houses. We learn the con-
cert viii add about 500 to the choir
and school.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-27

Will do we'll TO rememberythat Nc
EEuLLoueH & LlLBuRs pay CASH for
all the butter and eggs they can get
Bring them on, opposite the Post OF.
flee, Ottulnwa. vMar19wtf.