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District improvements.

ACTION or TIE EcARD PUBLIC WORKS,
Mr.. Phillips has been directed to st.cpE a plan
o. temporary OItfal for the intereeptipg sewer
at 18th street. and 70 carry the present brick
sever further down the canal, and TO have the
soz6 executed at once Complaints having
been made that parties laying fUOt-paVements
on 18th street are using I3am instead OF sand,
DIR. wallace has been tTuCted to notify the
superintendent of hs de;eIt,tion of duty, ana
the contractor that the material complained ~
must be removed, proper Datsrial substituted,
and the work completed immediately. NJ.
William Dayton has made an gignment OF his
contract TOR paving the carTiageway of Rhode
Island avenue, from COnRecticTt avenue ID 9Th
street northeast, with the Phillips round block
pavement, u Messrs. James FineCan and ThOs
NesCali. The assignment has been accepted by
the board. provided the work shall not be com
menced till neat spring. j. T.. Tug a 80. have
been notified TO I'll the trench o. er the gas main
on G. street, between sd and 9Th streets with
stone or plank. ~ the expense OF the gas COM
paly, alsc, authorized to remove tie ole bridge
on & street, between Goth and 9Th streets, az an
advance Of ten per cent. on the cost OF material,
and % turn over the property TO Superintendent
Wa. Mr.. Phillips has been instructed TO see
that In the Improvements around the govern
mert printing Office no hiEIrance occurs to the
transaction Of business connected with the
once. ~ the sewer should be commenced on
North Capitol street, IN this s6vare, the dirt ia
70 % thrown OF the east side Of she street. and
The places in froEt of the oice left free: but il
Is thought if will not be necessary tG cut up that
square this season.
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Condemned LeesJs,


cav kite Hat" IL the --latest fer milk punch
NJ sIHstoes- aIe scarce and flies are growing
veaN.
III. kess for the Strskosch concerts vii. be for
ssIs at G.etzeEott on Monday msrninC.
on Thursday night the Schretzen Serein
Gtrmarlia ssTssGded Mr.. Seller, tle king of the
year.
A meesing of photographer xas hele last
night aD< preliminary steps taken for the per-
maHent organisation of a association.
Tie Territorial Savings. Loan and BrEding
ASS citation az the ninth monthly meeting last
night sold = 80 at an average premieZn OF
Is Is per cant
avenue Presbyterian church. who hes for. Esv-
eTsl months been in Europe, has retained "a the
city, ard Will oil ciste to- morrow.
A~necting If AL the ministers Ia the District
OF Go umhiA EaS been called AZ II O'Clock IN on
Mondsy next, ia the parIor OF the Y. n. e. A.
BuI! .'rg, 20 consider The proper observance of
the Sabbath.
Al application FOR the pardon o. George VI.
jenkins, the cOICref mar rev under sentence
10 be hanged on the last cay CT this month fG
the muTceT of ais wife, Is beng exteusiFof
CIrCr .at6d IN this city.
Certificates OF incorporation were yesterda-
MED IN the once OF the Recorder OF Deeds tar
The West End Catholic Hibsrnian Benevolent
Society, An ghts o. st. Peter. aRC coloTed IA
fOnis Relief Association.
~ 2 cOnvCcati0n OF Damon Ledge. Order of
3 p h, last night, the following officers were
installed. =. i. Chandler, grand commander;
-. ! -mmel, '. c; y. NJ. HiIkle, treasurer; W.
II b-adley, recorder; JaSaes Roach, guard.
Il ~ - Sut llliditE- DEdssaIlC ASSOCIATION last
night elected Hugh COyIe. president pro tenn;
Hugh uOhy, TIRE asurcT; W. Baxter, s5cretarv:
l. COirTezea pTemPter and Instructor. The as
sCciatiOa numbers nov upwards of fifty mem
Ders-ladhes and gentemen--conlQIlsiIg the
beet amateur talent in the city.
About 50 O'Clock tkis EC.ning n pair of
hCrSts attached TO one of Adams Express
wagons too fright near the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad depot and ran away. throwing the
driver, III. IL. Brewer, out. iniuring him quite
severely. 4 hICeTs AtCbisoB and 10 G5JIs rendered
he co IN heir End
medical aid; after which Mr.. BTeGer WAS sent
10 bis home, ON -sOUih q street, near 18th street
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CITY TIE M S.

The LARGEST STOCK Of new Teas in this city
Is at the American Tea Store, corner It'll and /
bowling is selling all teas at New York prices
We advise all who love cup Of good pure tea
to 60 there.
TEE RUSH continues and increases daily at
the Gift Photograph Store on 9Th street. 1t is
wonder how We do it, but We do still continue
TO donate large amount OF money daily to our
patrons. The reason why the photograph store
is success, the business il conducted fair and
honorable. Call and be assured of the fact.
Remember the place, a15 9th street, near the
avenue.
ENGLISH KRRsRY OvRRCoATs, variety of
colors; black, blue and brown beaver Over
coats; black and blue castor beaver Wing Goats;
. very large assortment of Melton and CASH
mere OvercOats for fall wear.
RoNAx & Cox, sol 7th street.
Finest Kid in party and street colors.
wear.
Heavy Lisle driving Gloves. with kid palms.
Cape goat driving Gloves superior article
Real bnck.kin Gloves and Gauntlsts, wool
Fine Cloth, Berlin. Isle, SO.
Gso. Q. hssHiHo, No. 40 It'll ct. N. W.
M.x's AID YOUTHS Da.ss sgrra.
Mems and Youths Business 6utts.
Mems and Youths Oyercoats.
Boys and Children's Clothing, at
EIsKNAH q BROS.
3 sos It'll street, three doors above e.
LADIES AID 01HrL1NxH: II You Wiah your
wearing apparel cleaned In Q 0rSt-clA0 unainer
sent them 70 A. Fisher. No. 6ls Oh street, Oppo-
site Patent Once. The ProGaaspe VM i've YOU
satisfaction without fhil. 0.Mk
LIGHTING HlAfRls ard Parlor sun La
trobe Stoves; equal TO any and better than many;
et Hamilton q PearDon's mantel and chsude.
Her emporium, Y. N. @. A. Building. eos
RHLlH1 yo1 rn FxHf-Xes. q psv Hsit.-
CorD exTacted without pain; Bunions, Bad
No. SO DA street., opposite q. 3. Treasury.
md Dths It., pays pses4 On dsposits. Nta.lAk1l
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The EsCURIAL has suffered comparatively
slight mutilation from the fire which recently
assailed 1t. Its reputed cost is SI5 900 600. If,
present damage S125 GOO. Its yaluab paint.
ings and historical relics of various kinds remain
uninJured, and the necessary repairs will he
made as speedily as Spanish energy will permit.
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GOING DOWN the Mt. Washington railroad on
board is rather perilous sliding down HILL A
Frenchman lndulging in the sport on a fopgy
morning lately met the engine coming up and
was so completely "telescoped" that il was diff
cult to find ANYTHING to bury
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AROUND THE WORLD ExPRprrIoN.-A feet
Of i've German men-0f-war Is now fitting out for
q cruise around tho world. The expedition
The feet sails direct for the West Indies, and
thence viii proceed to New Orleans and OF her
port in the United States.
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LAND SALE IN MARYLAND.-A portion of the
farm, (102 acres belonging to the late LEROY w
Finch, was sold at public auction on "wednesday
last at .. per acre; Henry Renshaw, es1., pur-
chaser. This farm is about 21 miles disf tnce
from Rockville. The other portions of the tract
were not sold.-RockriUe only Sentinel
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FALL OF BUILDING AND Loss OF LIPa-
An unfinished four-stOry house on Market
street, Louisville, fell last night, crushing the
adjoining houses occupied by j. G. Webb's
printing Office and Henry Notes tailoring es-
Enlistment. Notes, with his wife and five
children, and L. Johns were at supper and
were buried In the ruins. The father and
mother, a girl six years old and a baby and
Johns were killed. The others were seriourly
injured and one of them died subsequently,.
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JoCKo, the Brazilian ape, perhaps the most
nfellke and touching Improvisation of anlms
life ever exhibited here, the delight of the gem
Grafton which saw kemble and the elder Kean.
will be seen no more. Martinetti, of the first
Ravel tiOuEe, is dead.
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TRR VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR
will be held at the grounds CT the society, near
Richmond, on the last two DAYS of Octsber ana
first two days Of November. Extensive prepara-
lions have been made to render 4, attractive m i
successful,
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SEEING STARs.-1t is said that man ar the
bottom OF deep well can see stars in the day.
time. 1t is a fact. A man I'm Michigan in this
acvantsgeous position for astronomical obser-
vation, saw quite galaxy of stars of various
mRRnitudes lately. A brick fell on his head
from the top of the well "N
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The BALTIMORE SHooriNG CAsks-DedM of
ttrO Of he Tictims.-CaptainS Samuel Barrett, who
was 20 ruthesslv shot down on Thursday even
ing, whilst viewing the democratic procession;
by man who stepped from the ranks of the
Eth ward club to execute the c0wardy crime,
Cied yesterday afternoon about four O'Clock at
the public house of Henry Irving, on Gay
street, where he took refuge as soon as he had
ing, but after viewing the body an adjournment
took place until this afternoon, in order to
await the post-mortem eXamin alton, which took
place this morning at the residence of the de-
ceased. The cOlored boy Barrett, who was shot
on Thursday evening, also died yesterday, max
ing the second victim to intolerance and brutal
ty.- baltimore Ablericcn, 18Th.
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PRINCE NAPOLEON and Princess Clothilde
who have been in Paris, were notified to leave
France as stated in yesterdays STAR. The
Prince replied TO the agent of the government
his native land. insisting on his rights as q
citizen, and declaring he would yield only to
force, and the Princess answered that she
would only leave France between two gems
d drn's. A later dispatch says Prince Napoleon
has yielded to the peremptory order Of the
government and left Paris.
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A whit 70 my establishmsnf viii fully repay al
whonay appropriate the time and trouble Of oom.
ing, whether they purchase only wish 70 view ny
immense stock and how sen them.
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TIE Dry GoODs TRADE.-The New York
Bulletin dry goods reporter says that there has
been a considerable, but not unexpected, dimi-
Luton in the volume OF business during the past
week. Merchants fOresaw that the state cleo
tons in Pennsylvania and the West would have
the effect OF keeping many buyers out of the
market for time; they were also aware OF the
depressing effect OF the Hebrew holidays upon
trade: hence dull weeks trade.
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THE BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS met
last evening, and directed tie chief engineer to
purchase fuel Tor the winter for the several
engine houses A communication was received
from Robert Brown, asking leave to withdraw
his resignation presented at q fermer meeting
and that he be reinststed. The request was
granted The chief engineer was empowered
10 Trade the gray mare Nellie for another horse,
which would be more seryiceabie TO the depart
mt nt- The committee on fire alarm telegraph
reported that the IRE alarm telegraph extension
10 Georgetown had been completed by Me,s-s
Action in regard to certain charges Preferred
against me- bers OF engine company No. 3 was
ncst1 Cned TO a special meeting OF the board
IuesGay evening next. The superintendent of
nre alarm telegraph was instructed 20 strike the
ususi TOLL on the alarm bells between the hours
OF - and 81 O'Clock on Monday even ing next
IL -, stsrt 10 the memory OF the Hon. Vim. H.
SeSr-as HhoSe ipneral takes place at Auburn
y, ~ mat hour. Tie Chief engineer was
at,S,i lc.ed TO have printed two hun lrat caris
VI We hIm-a'arIn stations, with the new Doves
enuIceTates. ''NeS
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LOCAL OPTION In PHILApxLPHIA.-The eff
fort TO establish local option law in Philadel-
pha, giving the right to the several wards u vote
on the question whether licenses to sell liquor
should or should not be granted, has resulted
in defeat. The proposition was voted upon in
Tuesday's election in six wards, and majority
in favor OF license in the usual way was given
in each case.
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DRY GOODS.

- q q % ID n
great bargain 10 Striped BRUSSELS sILK q,
sil o.lots, Al % cents, CAselMEREs ana oths,
JOHNSON COLLET
oSIO-9t- sll Market Spsce
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LOCAL NEWS.

NGsiOndI Taedter.-Last appearance ef MIS-.
II. z. Bower and j. e. McCuliom, an '1Amy
EObsaTt" and Tanning Of the serew."
TA-,I;>r CsSzLqHe.-Comedy, sEriesque1 songs,
dances, etc.
Odd felIss=' H1H, ia rsrest.-Last ght OF
NyD2D, the wizard and NentrfoqUist.
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IMITATION SroNRs-we saw some splendid
Imitation Of Topas and Amethyst fnser and
scarf rings, set In oroide, at Priggs jevolry
store, on the avenue, near * street.
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NO HuIBUo..-L. IlC1 YIN psy Aif e
~ Retes for any tinS q ksdiss'. osatS "a ON
49, ssss; -; - s::::S ; 8: 80
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ENGLISH KRRsRY OvERCoArs, a variety of
colors; black, blue and brown beaver Over
coats; black and blue castor beaver Wing Goats;
. very large assortment Of Melton and CASH
mere OvercOats for fall wear.
ROMAN & Cox, 5O It'll street.
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The LARGEST STOCK of new Teas in this city
Is at the American Tea Store, corner 7th and
streets; and we can say to our readers that Mr..
bowling is selling all teas at New York prices.
We advise all who love cup of good pure tea
to 60 there.
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I'"E BALL
COMMENCING 10 BOIL.
PRINCIPAL ATTRACTION
NOW IN THE CITY Is
WOLFQRD q sHILBERG.S-
NEW AND ELEGANT
DRY GOODS ESTABLIsBpRyr
soosh seventh Street,
70 Nhch Il 10 De found the best assorted stock %
lh1 GOODS tn the city, CON cri.iu. al ~. -.
STYLES in FALL and NlNTER DaEss GOODS
Black and Colored silks,
PLAIN ana Fancy Popiius,
Impress Cloths Of all shsdas
Blsck and Oolored Noh.ir AlnScas
Pla,n aid Corded single width AInaca.
rims OF must Choice styles
BLACK and Colored yelyets,
pnieaehed and Brown Cottous in all Widths,
Blankets, Cassineres and wooIen. Of al de.c,t,-
lions Tor the Fall ana Winter Season
lnoonnection with the above named C,.,Bs .r..l.,
kepf q large variety Of
NOTIONS, kIBB0NS, TRIMMINGS
and other articles numerous 20 neution
cal 70 this House will amply com p.as.,a an
elasers II ON lar and near.
- REMEMBER
The Arcade,
No. AT SEVENTH STREET sour8
Between aud X
B.Five cents will convey q person fr,,m .nv
rar the city direct 70 the door Of this kstab.h.
1900 rs Sm
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REAL EsrATE-GoverDof Wells, of Virginia
has purchased the corneR house Of the new 6loci
on ~ and 9th streets, for $500
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MINIS AID YoUTn's DR1ss Surrs.
Mems and Youths Business 6uitD.
Mems and Youths Overcoats.
Boys and Children's Clothing, at
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SOS tn street, three doors above e

LADIES AID 01HrLI1xH: II You With your
wearing apparel cleaned IN . 1rSt-clao manner,
sent them TO a. Fisher. No. 6ls oh street, eppo-
site Patent Once. The ProCaaape Viu i've Won
satiofaetion without fAil 0ME:
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
The Etghitsnfh Day Of September, A. ID. ls72.
h 1s. Sass, Equity poeGe. IL.

limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WASHINGTON, u. c., Sc ptember 3, 1872.
On the pet,tion OF DAMASE LAMOUhkUX,
Of Chicago, Illinois, rrs. ing for the extension Of
ratent granted TO him on the 4.h day of January,
1859, for Improvement N nanufs turing Corsets
and Bnsti-s:
1t is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed the Sd day Of December next that the time
for filing arguments and the Examiners report be
limited the 18th day OF December next, and that
sale petition be heard the 18th day Of December
next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
se25-w 50 NJ. ID. LH9GETT, Commissioner.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
i hss obtained from the Supreme Court OF the Dis
rict CT Columbia, holding Special Term. letters Of
BlEGTON, late Of Washington county, ID. O.,
deceased All persons having claime against the said
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber OF
wise BY lsw be excluded from all benefit Of the
ssic estate. Given under my hand this 18th day Of
BBIDGET [hsr narkl DARLINGTON,
selSW-Ns Administrstrix.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il hiss btained from the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia, holding special term letter.
COLLINS. late Of Washington county, d. O., de-
ceased All persons having claims against the said
With the youchers thereof to the subscriber, on
before the 36th day OF September next: they may
otherwise by Law b. excluded from ell benefit q
the said estate. Given der my hand this 18th day
TH0MAs This narkl COLLINS.
49,
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RnHHY ron rn FxxF-Nss, q psv MI
OorD exEscted without pain; bunions, Bad
Nails, &C.. relieved and cured, ct DR.. Whites,
No. 80 0fh street, opDoaito q. 3. TrooGury.
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%1.alsslos, D: d, ssPseeSsr b, v

n. s.;i.,on q sESS s6oIfT ScIsas .,
Brookiyn, Mo- Yorh. DrAy ing for TIE extsnsion q
cembsr, lis, for an improyement in Corsets:
It q ordered that tAs t.eimony IN ne Go b
clooed ON the 96eh aAV a November nsxt: that IL
time for Ming argussfs auA the ExaminerS repoQj
b limited e The eth day q Deoembsr asxt, eoi
cember Dext. = -
Az Az s sHs;0s .'Y o}I1f;;H q; H.:
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NEW FALL GOODS AT
BRoDHEAp A 90 a

THE STOCK OF GOODS AND ASSETS
". y. BRETr, AGENT,
Having been deoreed 20 by order Of he court VIA
now offer, At private sale, the goods At and beos
the ir original csst, at
$50 STREET,
between 9Th and 10Th streets, door 70 Harvey
Mar, uldertakers.
The stock consists Of article generally found
In Q Fancy Goods aud would es,-cially ali
tie attention on the ladies TO the stock Of
DRESS TRIMMISG,
snch as FrDges, Braids, Cords, Pas-emepterfes
Gimps, Besle PRINCES and Braids; Velvet, Crochst
and SIlk Buttons Ladies aud Mems adorweAr
Fine Broche ehavls, kibbOns, jew, y, and aunsr,
Gus other articles, which the community az are
we.e kept by Mr.. W ". Brett, Agent.
Te the II sce We Will give ira ind ucenleuts
BEHBEkD BRoTHERs,
932 STREET.
N-PARIIEs INDEBTED TO THE FIRM OF
W. Brett, A gent. are respectfully r, luestod %
c. me forw ard akd e,tl-, aud heir 90
US BkHhkaD BROTHERS,
sepZ-2w 1882 street.
A EkALLf SPLENDID STOCK
NEW FALL Jay GooDsy
BLACK ALPACAs and MOHAIRsa speciality,
BLAok silks, from IN 20 IS.
MOURNING GUODs in extensive variety.
~ The standard and the Ne,r SAGE C1IOrs in the
A nseniheeIt Iine VI siLk POPLISS, at 81,
An pnexcel,ed n iscell aneo us stock Of Dry Goods
SUITED TO the wsnt q al classes, lowest prIo-.
So Only one Price BoGAS swYLiE,
SEQ 10ls end lO20 7th .tr-sst ri W,
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V,nIs 70 10 CIV NOTICE, fhas tbe slbscrf.
II ber he's oetained from the supreme Court Of the
District Of OeaHabis hosding .leeiel terri lesters
COWLlAG, late Of WaAhingtoe county. d. Q /,
escsaesd. Al psreoas hsving cisins aestsss The
aid deceaoed are hereby vafnsd % exhibit the
ssns With the vouchers tbsrso, 20 tie sabsoFfbsr,
% q before TIE 18th aaycf 1epteoeer ns1t:
I'D estate. 0ivsa under my hand this 18th day q
. - hARY IKDIANA 0oyLI.G,
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TuD GAfIouAL 0AvIUas BAHE, y. Y. av(
md Nh It., pays epseeG On dsposits. 1talA&1l
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-08
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Elmer Sherwood, a young man
employed by the B. l. M. r. R., as
Brakeman, was killed at tho Des
Moines River siding, on the I'd inst.
Having car to set out there, he
went forward preparatory to cutting
of q car, when he fell between the
cars, three passing over him. He
leaves wife and one child, and was
from Montana, Iowa, where his re-
mains will be sent on Monday.
J. q. Hinsey, Coroner, held an in
quest on his body this morning. Be-
low We give the verdict. of the Coro-
ner's jury
STATE OF Iowa, Wapello county:
At an inquisition holden at Ottum-
Wa, in Wapello county, on the Sd
day of Feb'y A. D. 1872, before ]. G.
Hinsey, Coroner, of said county, up.
on the body of Elmer Sherwood,
there lying dead, the said jurors upon
their oaths do say that the said 81
mer Sherwood came to his death on
the night OF the I'd Of Feb'y. A. Ds
1872 at a point on the B. + n. r. R.
four miles west Of Ottumwa, Iowa,
by accidentally falling from q car,
and being run over by the train.
In testimony whereof the said ju-
rors have hereunto set their hands,
the day and year aforesaid.
o. D. TIsDALE,
w. A. JORDAN,
M. CHERRIR.
| Attest: J. G. H1NsEY, Coroner, o.
Wapello county.
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TIE HAIR

Read what Elder D. T. Taylor of
Rouse's Point, N. Y, says ON the hair.
1.-THE human hair, bleached by age, fright
or disease, can be fully restored 10 its
natural color without dyeing it. Ny hair
for seventeen years has bean gradually
growing white and falling out; but, 10 I
in short time I have back my old au-
burn looks. My. hair IL as firm as when
young, this has been accomplished by
the use OF Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair
Remover. It does It's work rapidly, cool.
ing, healing, and, in my case effoctually,
without harm to brain, body. or general
heath; this cannot be said of any other
preparation sold. I do not known the
wonderful ingredients, but I do know
experimentally, and by observation in a
score Of cases, that it lie most marvellous.
~ transforming compound. Heads Of
sixty-fiye are changed by it to the color o.
youth" The proprietors, R. P. Hall
Co.. Nashua, N. H., will sell to clergymer
at wholesale prices. ltw
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-08

LADIES will find relief from thei,
Headache, Costiveness, Swimming in
the Head, Collie, Sour Stomach, Rest.
lessness, ETC., etc., by taking Sim.
mons Liver Regulator.
Persons living in unhealthy local..
ties may avoid all bilious attacks by
taking dose Of Simmons Rsgula-
tor occasionally to keep the Liver in
healthy action. 1t should be used
by all persons old and young. 1t is
not unpleasant, is . purely vegetable
compound, is not injurious to. the
most delicate constitution, and will
keep the Liver in healthy action.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-02-08
oHANon or FIRM.

The firm of johnson & Howerton
ofthis city, is dissolved by mutual
consent, W. H. Howerton having
purchased the interest OF his former
partner, and he succeeds to the bust
ness.
NJ. Howerton has been long and
favorabiy known TO oar people, aud
we most unhesitatingly recommend
him to oil our readers "a gentle.
man worthy Of their confidence, and
an honest and courteous dealer, To
his old customers he needs no recon.
mendation at our hands. 1t is to
those who may not have done bust.
aess with him we direct these few
words of commentator. Remember
the place, Gillaspy block, corner
Market and Second streets, where
he viii be found with q stock in a
few days unexcelled in the city. Will
our readers call and see him.