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TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VERSAILLES, June 20, 1872.
1t is stated that the negotiations for the complete
evacuation of French territory by the German
troops have been brought to favorable con-
cusiOn.
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ENGLAND.
Emigration Of Colonists for Salt Lake City.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June %, 1872
The steamship Nevada, which sailed from LIVER
pool to-day from New York, took out 800 Mormon
coIouiats
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TURKEY AND EGYPT.
Visit of the Khedive to the Sultan.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June

CoHsrANTINoPLE, June 20, 1872.
The Khediye Of Egypt arrived here to-day from
Cairo and was received bv the Sultan with royal
honors
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The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours In COM
parson with the corresponding day OF last year, as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar-
macy HERALD Budinp:-
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AUSTRALASIA.

Telegraphic Communication with Java Inter-
rupted.
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A.-A.-Novelties for July.-KR0x's Stock
of all the elegant styles Of Gentlemens Hats
feet and satisfactory selections be made, bo
your what it may Buy your hats at KNOCKS, III
Broadway.
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Average temperature yesterday. Tx
last Year 75h
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A Cool, Refreshing Hair Drcssing.-
cHEyAIIE R'S LIFE FOR THE HAIR restores gray
hair strengthens Its growth, obvates bad effects Of saA
water on the hair. Sold by all druggists.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT., J
OFFICE OF THR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. g., June 27-1 A. NJ.


Probabilities.
Fresh to brisk southeasterly to southwesterly
winds, cloudy weather and areas Of rain from Ten
nessee to Lake Erie and upper lakes, followed by
winds shifting to northerly and westerly, and clear
ing weather during the day and evening;
clear and partially cloudy weather, with
occasional areas or light rain for the Gulf and South
Atlantic States, with light to fresh southery winds
for the New England and middle Atlantic States,
with light to fresh eastery to s0utherly winds, In
creasing coudiness and threatening weather for
the lower lake region.
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he London Standard Ia of the opposite opinion.
THE QUESTION IN WASHINGTON.

Bancroft Davis Makes tho American Argument
Lord Tenterden Replies, with q Special
Pleader-England's Apology VI. Money
Acknowledgements Hopes Of Fa-
vorable Verdict Here -Hopes Of tho
Treaty's Failure by the British.
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All Sizes Bunting Flags on naDHy n
HOVER Or HAMS, ManufaeturersW Asaue vrlets
corner Broadw
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Broadway Dress Cashmere Hat, So
Equal to any; excellcd by none, at HEBBERD'S, A9
Broadway, near Canal street
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Mineral Waters.-Nature Has Provided
In the noted medicinal spring waters OF Kissngen, vchy.
Carlsbad settlers &C. valuable remedies for Rheumatism,
(sout Dyspepsia, Indigestion, &C. MATTHEW'S CRYS-
TAILS on SOLUBLE TABLETS OF MINERAL WATERS.
for home use, reproduce with the greatest degree OF
fidelity, the waters Of these sprngs Sold by druggists
Sample box by mail on receipt Of rs cents JOHN NAT
THEwS First avenue, Twenty sixth and Twenty
strceta
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
251 and 252 Broadway, conner oil murray stredSs
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FRANCE.

Liberation from Prussian Presence Said To Be
Secured.
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bathing shoes, in All Their Varieties.
at CANTREi,I,S 24l Fourth avenue.
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| Amin 4 Co., Flag nd Banner ManuA
facturers 90 and IO Fulton street. Of william
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Circulation Of False RumOrs by the Jua-
riStaS---The Rebels Not Defeated.
TREVINO REORGANIZING HISARMY
CevallOS' Promise to Attack tho Rebels at Mon
terey and What will Come Of It.
Trevino's Reported Advance
on Matamoros.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

The HERALD correspondent at Matamoros
has forwarded us the following special
despatch:-
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Per Cent Gold loan

A.-Sevcn Fer Cent Gold loan
OF tho
MILWAUKEE, AND ST PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY.
This Company have issued the purchase Of the rail-
$4OOO0OU FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD
BONDS One half of this amount Cfi00,OOO In sterling
bonds have been sold for European account
Messrs MORTON, BLISS CO.. No. 80 Broad street,
receiving subscriptions for the remaining millions 40
IS payable and deliverable July ~.
This is the only gold loan issued by the Company; h
bonds have thirty years interest payable Januar
and july .
A.-Herring's Patent 7
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway, conner OF Murray street,
Amin 4 CO., Flag and Banner ManuA
facturers 90 and I0l Fulton street. corner OF WAm
A.-Uerald Branch Once, Brook "a !
Garner OF Fulton avenue and B0erm street, =
Open from A. NJ TO 8 r. NJ.
All Sizes Bunting Flags on naD15 ~
IN faetu lana fv.n
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Great Reduce
ton the prices Tickets Orders filed, Prizes cashei
Information furnished Government Bonds negotiated.
TAYLOR CO.. Rankers Id Wall street. Nsw York. .
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A.-Herald Branch Once, brook ~
Open from s A. NJ. TO p. NJ.
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Friendly Visits, with Faith and Honor
Astounding on All Sides.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YoRk HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
snOndent in Geneya.-
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70 the old Bourbonic faith, adding that %
single county sometimes monopolizes the good
sense and brains of an entire State But,
unfortunately, good sense and brains are not
votes; and, therefore, if the Bourbons can
carry only one county in State, we are in
clined to think that their prospects of success
in national campaign are extremely dim.
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This is the only gold loan issued by the Company thdR
bonds have thirty years TO run interest payable Janua
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Messrs MORTON, BLISS CO., No 80 Broad street,
ccevng subscriptions for the remaining two millions 40
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07

The paroxysmal maladies which are
characterised BY heat and cold, prevail
extensively at this season, and 1t 10 curl
Gus fact that in many parts Of the coun-
try whore they are prevalent, other dis
eases. that bear no general resemblance
to fever and ague, or rsmittent fever ~
sumo . periodic type. Thus, in many
sections infested with chile and foyer.
rheumatism, neuralgia, hysteria, diar-
rhosa, Co., sometimes become intermk-
snt. thereby Indicating that they have
been engendered BY the same poisonous
calculations which produce the first named
disease.
In alI these masked cases Of a1xe-for
such they are-ns we'll - In the regular
totermittests. the most safe and reliable
tettsr's Ntomach Bittsrs. Neither qui.
sine nor arsaslc are seeded. Both are In
the highest degree dangerous, and are
Guro 70 leave sad traces Of their poisonous
aoti0n in the system. whether they arrest
the par xyem6 or not. In many Instant
- all the so-calted spscincs Of the ''regu
lAr" matsria msdica utterly fail 10
"brsak mp" Intermittent and rsmittent
never fails. The spasm OF the minute
hls,odsvesssls which causes the chill, IL
the result OF nervous weakness, produced
BY the dsbilitatsng operation Of IN nm.
wholesnme atmosphere, and the tone and
viR0r gwen 4, the n<rvoua system by the
DitaeSn, enable Il to throw Oh the disease.
The wissr policy. howsver. - to an,ici
pate attacks Of ihis nature, By arousing
commsnc~me, of the moist and chilly
ssason. with this Incompatible antidote.
~ pursuing thia oourse. intermitients.
remittsnts, rhsumatisn, ooljc, bilious.
ness. dyspepsia and pulmonary affections
may always be prevented.
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ID BY the
ont, bat
reliable

arch 8.
sitting
on the
pr Of III.
of that
In his
,ourse in
to before
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ohitusrv.

Major l.. Csrper was killed on the
Carthage Division of the B. 4 N. r.
L., yesterday, - will Do seen BY the
special to tho CouRIEa found else.
where.
He was formerly General Ticket
Agent OF tho B. l. n. r. r and no
TO the breaking out of the war, when
he went into the service and served
throughout ito continuance with
great CT edit as Major Gen. John NJ.
Corse's AdjutaDt. Since the cloee Of
the war he has been Assistant Super
ihtepdent Of the G. 3. 4 9. r. r.
As brave and skiliful soldier; IN
affectioLatc father and husband; q
railroad Official Of uncommon cfa.
cheney and popularity, and gentle.
man of the highest social culture
and most genial manners in oil the
walks Of private and public life, the
friends of Major l.. Carper will long
keep his memory green.
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Ars. Hannah SAndsrson, Nerri
mack, N. H., writes Dot. 18th to r.
r. Hall d Co., Eashus, N. h. II
theerfally certify 10 the wonderful
restorative properties Of your vege
table Sicilisn Hair Remover, having
experienced its effects on my own
head. When commenced using it
my head was nearly bald, only hav.
ing little hair on the side and back
Of my head. have worn false hair
fifteen years and upward. I have
now laid it BY. I commenced using
it in May, and now my hair 10 from
two TO four inches long and thick,
whore there was mono whom com
menoed using Halls Hair Remover.
Ny hair is now growing very
fast and does not fall oil. l recom-
mend this 10 oil those whose hair 10
turned gray or thin, and especially
to those that arc bald"
Il an acquainted with Mrs. Han.
nah Sanderson, and can certify to the
of this statement,
"WILLrAM 7. PARKsa,
Pea 'Justice Sf8eeP Peace"
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The COUNTRY SEEMS TO BE FILLED
WITH SPEclFIcs.-For the cure of
Lung Diseases, that one scarcely
knows which to use, for want Of con.
fdence in their medical properties !;
but from the remarkable cures and
the high order and extraordinary Of.
ficacy Of Aliens Lung Balsam, that
We are compelled to regard the evi.
dences of our senses, and confidently
state for Cough and Cold, and tina,
Hydr0.hsaded monster Consumption
we think that preparation safe and
certain cure that is now before tn,
public.
For ssle BY all Medicine Dealers
Mar. 6-dlw-w1t
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TREE PLANrISo.-Mrs. Ives, Of tbir
county. writes an interesting and in
structive Viicle over "E" to the
Homestead, about trco planting. II
10 the great necessity Of lows, and
should be encouraged BY legislative
enactments. 10 Nebraska the 10Th
Of April, annually, Except when
that day comes on Sunday, and then
the day thereafler) 10 declared to be
"Arbo," day, TO be devoted to tree
planting festivities, BY every man,
woman and child in that beautiful
State.
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PARALYsIs!-Dr. Smiths Electric
Oil" has cured it. The most agoniz
ing headache and obdurate tumors
have been discussed by II likewise.
Try it on felons, on gathered breasts,
q bruise, rough and chapped lace and
lips. 1t is sweet and delicate to taste,
and more than . fragrant balm on
40 abrasion, . cut or wound. In the
mouth of infancy it is soothing, and
lady's nursing sore mouth may be
relieved of irritation in day, yes an
hour.
Usage Orange Seed in large OF
ANAL quantities, very cheap, BY J.
r. Shepherd.
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0sassy's1sss Aaxiliasy.-Ask the bsils
It the SEASON what nppOiutmtnt Of her
tcilee-table holds the highest place IN her
esteem, and she will reply. without .
moment's reflection. HA0AN's MAGNOLIA
contributes % pcw sen TIT 70 ssh.ncs her
charms and reader her irresistible - that
most delightful and hsalthful auxiliary Of
Beauty. BY using Il ladies are enabled.
long After they have passed the meridian
Of life, 70 preserve the youthful bloom
and purity Of their complexious, and
where Nature has denied that superiative
attraction. the Balm fully compensatss for
h0f de6OionCiea
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Tho ticket called the City Guards
Ticket, in Des Moines, won yester-
day, eIecting Foster, . republican,
Mayor MeHenry, democrat, solic.
itor Lowry, democrat, Treasurer;
and Capt. Walker, . republican, As
SCISSOR.
The Register says the CITY Guards,
the fathers of this party, are %.
cret political ring, and hold their or
ganisation together with great tenac
ity. All such spurts are ephemsral
in their character, and invariably
leave behind, with those who partici
pate in them, . most dissgreesbls
and damaging record.
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DEAD

Joel Rambo, OF Keokuk township.
in this county, died at bis residence
on the 26th Of February, 1872, aged
az years, 10 months, and days.
Mr.. Rambo was one Of the very first
settlers here: having come into the
county year before the purchase
was made from the Indians. He haa
been quite feeble for some time past.
but still so as to be about and do his
light chores upon the farm. On the
day Of his death he was out during
tho most OF the forenoon doing some
light work, and feeling in usual
healths At about 3 o'clock p. NJ, he
went ont and picked up q basket Of
chips, and on his return into the
house said he had . very severe pain
about bis heart, and remarked b,
would ,ay down, which he did. H,
gradually sank away, ne Ter spelkin,
afterwards, and died in about an hou
and q half, without appearance o
suffering, The physical man 10 th,
due course OF nature wac worn on,
ana he quietly and peacefully sanl
to rest. Mr.. Rsmbo was sterling
noble man, such - do the worl
no wrong bu: much good in an uno.
tentatious modest sphere.
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"THE UHIvERsAL AYsR."-On my
journeys over the continent -through
Turkey, India, China, japan, Peru,
Chill, Paraguay, Brazil, and Mexico
and the United States-in them oil
to some oxtent and in some to .
great extent, / have found tho uni
vsrsal Aver represented by his fami-
~ medicines, which are often held in
fabulous esteem. Whether they win
their marvellous reputation by their
cures, know not, but know they
hsvc II 70 sucn . degree that it ire
quently gave mo distinguished i'm
portarce TO have come from the Same
country. - Nslds Letters from
abroad.
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sHERIFF's sNE

by virtue OF an execution tts.ae directed
n ..,1 We CierH OF the District CONT OF Wa.
peno snunty' Iowa, Or a Judgment dStafnSd
IL saia court, on the l5lh day OF SeptSSub ef
ISL, IN favor Of Jacob Chinon as TlaintS6
anu against Joy Mannerlng as nefenlapt, Tor
tne SUM Of Two Hundred and fU.ty DoliaTs,
nnd :, 9 nts and costs taxed at S17.ie and a..
cruing costs. have levied upon the folioV.
nv real estate, taken as The property OF saitl
ueienaant, 70 satisfy said Execution, to-wtL:
tract OF land being in the Sc corner OF Tie
Swl4 of the Nw,f section s. township ii. range
Recommending at the Sc corner Of bnll.lot
running thence west Ii rods, thence south,
inIersecung the south line OF said lot. 10 rods
uoin the Sc corner, thence along the said
soutn line 10 said corner, thence north along
she east line of sad lot to eeirning-con.
tanning two acres more or less. n
ma VIII offer the same for sale to the high
bidder for cash in hand, on the 3vth day OF
March A. D.. 1872, in front of the Court House
noor, IL ottumwa, ut the hour Of one O'Clock
= VI, OF said day, when and whore due at
tendance will be given by the undersigned.
Dated NJ Ottumwa. Iowa. Feb'y 2sth, 1871.
>. \. SWIGGETT, sheriff of said Co.
Mar 1-w9t i.
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Mr.. Pinney, son u Capt. A. Pinney
formerly Of this CITY, called on ~ u.
day. lie il going through tho law
department Of Columbia College u
Washington, aud will locate in o..
tumwa when graduated.
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Wa ies:Sso,wy osesssdasss. Iov spirits.
depression, tsvoesssdsy sxvssions. loss o,
sswsss. spsrmasoyrA0o. loss Of poser, d.s-
~ Mead. loss Of memory, Gad threatened
impotence and IND City find a sovereign
e,sre II HON EOPA tn.
10 SPECxFIO No. TWEN1 r. EIGHT.
Composed Of the most valuable mild and
potent Curatives, they strike 1t oncs At
The root Of the matter, tone up the system
arrest The discharges, and impart vigpr
and energy, hfs and vitality 70 the entire
man. They have cured thousands Of
eases- Prioe. Is per package Of i've boxes
and large q vial, which n very import
ant in obstinate Or old Gases, or 81 per
single box. Sold BY Druggists, and SAINT
bv mail on receipt Of prios. Address,
HUxPHREYg SPECIFIC HONEO-
PATBIC MEDICINE CO., ss3 Broad way,
New.York.
For sale BY ENNIS 4 BALLORD,
Jan6dly.W1om
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:. q. Bees

Calls the attention OF his old patrons
and others, to tho fact that he haa
again engaged 10 the work of biz
trade. to.wit: Painting and Paper
Hanging, and for tho present be can
be found or orders can DO left at hi.
GROCERY store on Main street, just
north Of thc Depot Hotel.
March 8 dkwtfl.
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Fred w. CRUDE, Main street, 10 10
Fsceipt Of bis new spring stock. La
st styles Of hats, caps, furnishing
pods, TO-, DO. Go and see what be
Has, and ten to one you will see jus,
what you want. Fred caters to the
tastes Of our people in styles, the
most elegant that can be found.
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TIE HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
CHARTED 1910.
INSURANCE DEPT.
ANNUAL CERTIFICATE.


DIS N0INEs, January 2bth, ls72.
WHEREAS, TIE Har.sor.i fire Insurance
Company, located a. Hartford In the State
Of Connecticut. has hled In this office a sworn
statement of its condition ON the thi-ty-iirs
day ri December, 1871, IN accordance wi h the
provisions oil IN Act OF the General assembly
Of the State OF Iowa, relating to Insurance
Companies. approved April 9TH, 1868: and
where. 9, said statement shows that said In
surance Company Is possessed of the equisite
amount ofGapital, invested as required by
oaid Act;
THEREFORE, in pursuance OF law, I. JouN
RUSSELL, Auditor OF state, do hereby certify
that aaid Insurance Company Is authorized
TO transact the busir ess OF Fire Insurance IN
aulh0rixsd TO ack nowletgc service OF process
| for and behAlf Of said Company, as required
BY said Act. until the sist day OF january.
A. ID. 1873.
/ further Certify that said statement
| ist. The actual amount Of Paid up
Capital of said Company, De-
cember 8lst 1871 10 ne. ~. 81 ,vVp,o0 10
Ind The Agg'.gaie smonnt OF
Aosets If said Company, De-
cemoer 3ist, ISL, to be-. 2,ai2 o6i Is
| 3rd. The Aggregate amount or
| Liabilities Of aid ,onip.ny, IN
i Guiding the amount required re-
insure all oulstandiDgiisks, De-
| c<nber 3lst, ISL 10 be......:... i,7iy.blf W
sth. The Aggregate income OF SAID
COMPANY Tor tie year Isl, to he :, III, li9 IL
6th The ARgre ate Expenditur-so
said Company for the year ls7l,
seal iii TEsTI;INGNY WHEREOF. / have
have hereunto subscribed my name
end smxed the seal OF my ofnse the
s a0o'' JOHN .ussELL.
xolzARs, rowLE 4 &C.
Feb. 3adltAwst. AGENTS.
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The fre sill rsges at Hicks L
Pardridges. twenty-five pieces Of
those handsomeT Turkey Red Damask,
only e1.00.
Goods that you cannot buy at 9th.
places for less than tl.25, IT
Hicks & PARDRIDoEs'.
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|nt's son.,
buses Of
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rch 8.
9 morn.
liant 70
ut bis
hey bsd
,hVVo w
aw his I
Zoe AK. Z
mt one
fx HE
was 10
'ding'y.
court.
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WALL. PAPER FOR THks III.
LlON.-'chs largest and m0st co.
plete assortment evsr brought veet
Of the mississippi river, beyond any
doubt, 10 now in store Ct Taylor.
Blake 4 Co.'S, and 10 offered At lower
prices than ever before in this h,ar.
ket.
T. B. / Co, request that those
who think Of besutifyina their
homes 1t little cost-to call and OF.
anime thor stock.
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Fifty pieces of White Striped Fig.
ures only 25c per yard, worth $50.
Heavy French Marsailles only 45c
per yard these goods would be
cheap at double their price. B'eAch
and Brown Cottons at New York
quotations ct
HICKS 4 PARDRIp0E's.
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A GOODTHING.

- ~ - ~ - - - i Ne
!. II Dr.. Smiths Electric OH" absorb . Gath.
cred Breast In two days, sllaying all pain In
one minute, thsTo - NO Imagination, the
party knows IL, sure.
from the leading Lawyer IN Iowa Cityl
Electric OH hes been used q my family, and
found invaluable. II af6sds instant relief.
From Or. J. Z. ISL, the greatest Dfuesis
West 81 ChioaSo.
Dr. smiths Electric OIL n ssiiinz vssS ' s s
and giving satisfAction. JK iSK.
From Dr. Ramsay.l
Or. 9. h snlTn. Philsdslphia. Ysur Eicc-
s,rl' 'ai' and consider $ x yslHsSI; rsms'
OF Ramsay Bro, DFuexists.
DHAyWRs9 This u always cnresi ~ DR..
smiths " Electric Oh J" ~ thousands can tes-
Il curss AL painful, innammatory oo,d,-
infant. IL cures Salt Rhoum, TettA, etc: and
stops the hair nom falling out In day. Try
y for Piles. ErysipeIss, fSlons, etc, and zee
q yoa ever saw anything like u. u don!
c1Fes . burn or mat In 8 little time. IL h un-
ArMors than 100 cures have been 1ade In
two counties alone. and many thousandl
through the country. No need Of paying 8
large lee 70 "special.ts." 2. this OIL cures, and
That i why y s ~ aitho' Dr.. s. has paid
Dn. kMITn's "ELECrIc on" 10 doing goot
In O1TUAWA as elsewhere, and al nv Ihoy
have seem NOTHING LIKE II. Try I
Price. 50 cent. and 500.
Feb l. dAW.tf
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07
Salt > speciality by Wholesale or
Retail ct J. II. Sheperd's.

Pune California Wines and Bran
lies, direst from Mr.. Rose Sunny
Slope vineya~d, Los Angelo, Califor-
MA. Received direct from the
Vineyard, BY Tayis~. Blake L Co..
Who have been apposAsed by Mr..
Rose (who formerly residss in the
u. N. Valley, Sole Agent fos this
territory, for the sale Of these winss
and brsndies. We can and do conf.
IDENTIFY recommend these wines to the
afflicted, for their purity and medic.
inal qualities.
While We believe the Californis
wines fDd brandies preferable to
the foreign, We can sell them much
cheaper.