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MEXICO.
The Battle of Zacatecas.

NEW YORK, March 16.-A special from
Matamoras says Gen. Meiia, Mexican Min
lister of War, telegraphs the recaptlre of Ia
catecas from the City of Mexico. On the
4th he had received official kilograms from
Gen. ROcha dated in Zacatecas. On ap-
preaching the city Rocha encountered rebels
under Trevino on the hills in the vicinity.
He attacked Immediately and routed them,
capturing all their infantry, artillery trains
aud great numbers of prisoners. The cav
airy alone escaped. The Government horse
were in pursuit.
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OUR dispatches report that Senator
Sumner has consented TO attend the Cinci-
cinati Convention, and preside over Its
deliberations, and that Horace Greeley asks
that their convention leave all men free to
think and act as they please on the tariff
question. These old leaders Of the Repub-
lican Perty ~mean business"
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DISCRIMINATION
Only this and nothing more.

WE are distinctly and emphatically in
formed by the Bonner that the movement
of respectable citizens to hold so consulta-
tive meeting" on patriotic principles" for
'the patriotic purpose which actuates them"
is not to be defeated by the partisan hue
and cry Of ''Disorganization." So, walk
up, gentlemen, retrospective of party" and
join in 'the consultativemeeting." Admis.
sion free; front seats reserved without extra
charge by application at the Office of J. Bax,
ter, Knoxville, Or the Republican Banner
Nashville.
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PETTY Radical RObberIes.

The Charleston Courier publishes an art
icle written by Mr.. Walker, State printer,
concerning frauds alleged to have been per
petrated by his predecessor, now one of the
proprietOrs of the Wheeling LlteLEgencer.
1t is charged that during two years the pub
lie printer drew from the treatury over IF
teen thousand dollars upon illegal and
fraudulent vouchers; that he also received
large profit on paper which the law required
TO be furnished at cost. The recent furry
about the accounts Of the present printer
seems to have been gotten up for the pur-
nose of screening the former one.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
Death of an Ex.COnfederate.

Death of an ExsCOnfederate.
PARIS, March 16.-A dispatch from
Cannes announces the death in that town
of George Eustis, formerly member of Con-
gress from Louisiana, and later private sec
rotary to Slidell when he was Confederate
Commissioner to France.
The Assembly Committee submitted to
the Assembly a resolution, recommending
that Marshal Bazaine be court-martialled for
his surrender of Metz.
Shot at SartOry.
The Commissioner of Pardons having
rejected the appeals of FEEDER, Questett and
Guard, the three Communists convicted of
numbering hostages, they were shot this
morning at Sartory.
Catholic Strength.
Theirs at the reception yesterday spoke
upon the Roman question, and in his re-
marks maintained that Catholicism is a
tradition and an element of strength to
France.
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MISSOURI.
wholesale Jail Delivery

ST.. LOUIS, March 16.-Thesjail at Palmy.
ra, Missouri, was broken open Thursday
night and all the prisoners escaped but one
who refused to leave Among those thai
escaped is Ambrose Coe who last summer
murdered Miss Abbie Summers, formerly
of Quincy, Iii. 1t is believed that COei
friends were instrumental in his escape.
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A WASHINGTON dispatch says: "The
18th instant is the day fixed for the argu-
ulent Of Messrs johnson and Stanbery, in
the United States District Court, on the
questions raised at Columbia in the KuKlux
cases and carried up TO the Supreme Court
of the United States. David Dudley Field,
of New York, has offered his services to
unite with Messrs johnson and Stanbery
in the very important question Of the
constituionality Of the law"
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FROM the last number of our expletive
contemporary the Bsnner, the unsuspect-
ing reader might be induced to believe that
all the multitudinous press of Tennessee
had said about its being in favor of a ''dis-
organization movement" was "a pleasant
little fiction" invented by the UNION AND
AMERICAN. Would that it were "only
this and nothing more"
But the Banner, sitting lonely
On its tripod, speaketh only
That one word, as if its soul in
That one word it did OutpOur--
REORGANIZATION"
Only this and nothing more.
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THE Rev. Dr.. Carter, a distinguished
Episcopal clergyman of New York, was
the subject of an attempt at matchmaking
by an INSCRIPTIONS woman Of that city.
He promptly caused her arrest; a course
that every man conscious Of innocence
ought to pursue under such circumstances.
He ought never to be the one to shun pub
licity, if threatened with it, as a means of
extortion. The result in this case has been
the entire vindication of DR.. Carter.
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MR FREEMAN, Republican member Of
the Tennessee House of Representatives,
declares that the growing tendency toward
Capitalization is dangerous.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 16.-The International
Society will hold a celebration at the Globe
Theatre tomorrow afternoon.
Policeman Henry Woke, killed himself
with a revolver this evening after attempt
ing the life of his wife.
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RAILROAD SMASH.
. Twenty Passengers Injured.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, March 16.-The
morning train was thrown from the track
by broken rail. The smoking car went
down an embankment of fifteen feet.
Twenty persons in it were more or less in
jured, but probably none fatally.
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, March 16.-Wm. HOrtigan, a
Young German from st. Louis, while at
tempting to draw a bucket of water from
the City of Quincy, few miles below here,
was drowned.
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CUBA.
Transported.

HAVANA, March 16.-Domingo Dlral
whose sentence of death was committed to
Imprisonment for life, and DIR. Howard left
yesterday for Centa, a Spanish penal settle
ment on the west coast of Africa.
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GERMANY.
accommodated.

BERLIN, March 16.-The Archbishop of
Cologne has formally excommucated pro-
fessors Halgeers, KnOodt, Tangen and Ru-
sich, of the University of Bonn, for their
rejection of the dogma of Papal infalli-
hiitu U
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, March 16.-In the House
a number of speeches were read and filed
on miscellaneous subject.
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At meeting of certain society at Peta-
luna, not long since, graceful swain &C.
oosted a swainess to see her home. "Oh,
YES" said she, ''see me as far as you can,
but don't dare to walk along side Of me-"
He took the other street.
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at 661 for the old issue and
@6s for the new.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

CINCINNATI, March I6.-The Constitu-
tional Convention at Charleston, w. Va,
Yesterday engaged in discussion as to the
propriety of using the word white as a quail
ification of eligibility to office. The senti-
ments of the members are well divided,
and lively time is anticipated.
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FRANCE.
NauoIeon,s Sfiuister or war.

PARIS, March 16.-Duc De GrammOnt
has issued pamphlet reviewing the recent
struggle between France and Germany, and
showing that Bismarck had determined on
going to war.
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CorroS is more active in New York at
22se for middling.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is place of
which some Of our readers may possibly
not have heard since it was name OF won
der, remotely suggestive of profanity, in
their earliest geographical studies. 1t comes
up now in highly edifying manner. Inc
annual report Of the Minister Of Justice OF
the Grand Duchy says: "Ninety-four men
and thirty-three women were logged during
the year. They received altogether twenty
six hundred and four lashes."
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A youth of Richmond set fire to q piano,
expecting to hear melting music.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-17

GOLD is steady in New York at 1850
1101.
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of English, French. German and American
Ware, for the Dining-roOm, Kitchen, Pantry
Parlor or Bed-chamber, either for use or orna-
A11O
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QueenSWare, China or GLASS

WE IMPORT DIRECT FROM, THE BEST
w manufactures almost everything made OF
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Silyer.Plated & Britannia Ware,

Casters. Ice Water Pitchers and Urns, Coffee
and Tea Urns, BY the piece or sets, Tea Trays
and Walters, Forks, Spoons. Candle Sticks,
Mugs, Knives, Sugar Mixers, Sugar, Cheese ana
Cracker Bowls, SC, of the very best quality
Also,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-17
Chandeliers, Lamps, Lanterns,
AND FIXTURES.

STUDENTS, LAMPS Of the best and most ap-
nroyed makes, for Coal, Lard and Cotton Seed
Oil; a large and handsome variety; some very
handsome. Also,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-04

Dec. esth, by Rev. II. b. KNIGHT,
at his residence. Mr.. ANDREW
THOMPSON to Miss MARY
SHEETS, both of Wapello county.
Dec 2sth, by REv. I. Il. CoskHILL,
Mr.. JOHN Il. LOTSpEICH, and
MISS NELLIE WILLIAMS, allof
Wapeilo county.
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REAnI HEApI

Portraits In OF Colors. II the latest styles
LAfssizs, or any size desirable, NJ low ng-
Psrs0ns having small pictures Of
dscsAssd frisnds, wishing 10 have them
enlarged and colored life like, give msla
call and nOt entertain the absurd notion
Mat nothing be dous right unless II
10 done in the East. Give me = chance
Aad I can do 1t we'll and much cheaper.
Card Photographs, AmbrGtypes and
Gems taken ON hort notice.
Main 81. Ottnmwa Iowa.
dSmwlv. H. NuNAMAKER.
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~ FoR Dyspepsia. Indigestion, De-
preston Of Spirits and General Debility,
IN their various forms ; also, ss a pre-
ventive against fever and ague, and other
intermittent fevers, The Ferro- Phosphorus
ted Elixir Of calisaya made by Caswell,
Taylor, Blake 81 Co is he best tonic, and
IA tonic tor patients recovering from
fever or other sickness, II has no s1ual.
sn.3.dF viz.
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1t Is mentioned a a triumph Of.
architectural skill that the new opera
house at Providence, r.. l., was erop-
tied at the close OF an entertainment
in four minutes and a hall. The au-
d'ences attending the theatre, last
here, could have emptied Taylor's
mammoth ball in about four and one
half seconds.
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According 10 returns in the office
OF State auditor Russell, it appears
that nearly 81, 900, 900 ere spent for
insurance in Iowa, last year. The
amount was abont equally divided
between fire and life insurance com
pAnies.
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A nice young man, whose fine
manners and clothes created a de-
cideily favorable impression on tho
mhrriageable women of an Iowa
town, was shametulty neglected
when il became known that he had
received a dispatch TO ''come home
Immediately as the baby was very
Sick
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uTTY PROPERTY FOR SALE
/ have two valuable and desirable lots,
in OitumNa, for sale, which belong to
non-residents. Any n wishing to pur
chase. please call and see me,
ALSO, 40 acres, well improved, IA West
side Of the river. one n,f!e from the city,
10 sell or trade for city property.
A. n. HAMILTON.
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Muscatinc is ahead. 1t has a pig,
born on Christmas day, with two
bodies and one head.
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Hazard & f:asweii,s Cod Liver Oil is
the purest, sweetest and best in the world.
Physicians have decided it at perior 10
ANY other Cod Liver Oil In msrkef. Pa
tients who have loe taken iftske no other
an.3-dsfwy1.
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LIST Of traasteys by Warranty Deed
recorded for t,ro weeks ending Dec.
%. 1871.
Reported by LaFsrcs 4 Morse.
TOWN PROPERTY.
Dec Il, II, r. Bedwell for j.
W. 4 A. A. Webb, to 9. Ga
Peters. | IL Webbers' add. !
Ottumwa. $4,000
Dee. IL, G, b. Cribs to w.
Millott, pit. | Is, b ID, Eddy
vile, $4,000
ID. Freed to :. Sherman, pit. lot
4, b 81, Eddyviile. 5000
j. Bowsher to 9. Whited, lot
4. b 81. Eddyville. 10000
Dec. 14,.Geo. Smeisor TO J. w.
LaForce, | ZIG, Ottumwa. 1000 90
j. Briggs to T. MaGrnder, lot
10, lretand's sub. div. OFT. 300. 90
j. W. Dixon to s. b. Evans,
pt 90, D. h H's. add. OFT. $500
Dec ID, G. Shilling TO N.
Echers, | 8, Blake's add. OFT. $780, &C
r. n. Colo to n. J. Linch, l9l
Agency. 2O0.O
N. Nunnemaker to &. W. FOL
iars,l 204, OFT. 1000. %
7. !. collars to e. g. Blake, j.
o. Briscoe, ! ! 100, OFT. 70O.0 t
I. A. Fsit to F. r Walker, pit
Dec. Is. u.s.. Wheaton TO I.
Walker, pit ! 2, Agency. 10000
A. Roberts to W. Walker, lot
.. S 10, Agency. 5000
X. G. l. e. B. Davis to J.
Moore, IL, Kellogg's sub.
div. OFT. 10000,
j. Moore to 8. Il. Burnham, l
II, Kellogg's sub. add. OFT. 10000
Dec. 20, G. f. Blake to ]. L.
Taylor, pt Of Is 2s3 / 2s4,
OFT. und. Z. 1900
Dec. %. J.J. Willard TO NJ.
Willard, / 3, in half block 1,
OFT. 10
w. H. G. Jaques to s. 1. Burn
ham, pt | II, Roberts add:
OFT. 1913
ACRE PROPERTY.
Dec. Is, 5. Carpenter to l. p.
4 H Green, n v, . ., sec.2 "A,
Up. II, + ID. 1000
Dec. 10. r. jackson jr. to N.
Raysdon, n e ., 10 n W.
" &c. 20, tip. 7l,r IA, 5000
Z. Giliespie to J. Barrett. n e,
u ., sec. IL, tp. ~, r 10. 1000
Dec. 10. ]. Beach to A. Beach,
10 q. in 3 ", n ", sec, 3, tp.
Il. + 10. 900
Dec. 20, G. b. Webb to 8. Sim
mons. 124 q in sees. !, IL 4
IL, tp. 70, +. IL. 1905
J. l.. Taylor to 9. r. Blake,
/ $50 in secs. 4. 8, 8, 3, 81 4
10, sec. II, tip. 70, + IA. 7Seost
DOC. 20, ID. Y. Lewis TO C.
Y4nderlsss a0xin sec. s,tp
It'll, Il II. 1874
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Chas. NJ. Evans,

PROPRIETOR
Formerly, c. ~. Jackson & Co.
These Remedies are for sale By
Druggists, Storekeepers, and Modj
ctne Dealers everywhere.
Jcna iS-dr-3m.
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DR.. Livingstone, the great African
explorer, b'sint boon found '"any
more, at all" This is official.
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The unneh.talk-d-ofr niun betraer
the Baptist and Cangregatioralists
OF England seems likely to be consu.
mated.
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The new English Catholic mission to
the Southern blacks viii have its
headquarters At Baltimore, the
Archbishop Ut that diocese having
agreed to give sssixty acres of good
land with ian ample house, old and
somewhat out OF repair, formerly
used rs an academy" The Very
Rev. DR.. Vaughan is head OF the
mission. Maryland has been chosen
ms the point Of departure, there being
in that state sixteen thousand Oath.
Ole negroes" together with halt rs
many again "who are not yet CAtho-
lies, but well disposed"
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GHafrrr hA,ps. seee p.rnpies, and all
~rauehaess 81 lhrskin cured by using the
Juniper Far Soap made by caswell,
Hazard 4 Co. New York. Sold by Taylor,
Blake 4 Co. [jNn3-dwIy
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NrSse Advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
penssYy. headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE atIIDT-in another coli
mn II shouio ue read by all. DIV ~
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CHRISTIAN WEEkLf.-The Christ
mas number Of the lLLusrRArED
CHRISTIAN WEEKLY is very hand
someiy illustrated with fourteen pic
r%ures--ons Of them, entitled II wish
you a merry Christmas, being Afnll
page design, beautifully printed
"John Roger the sculptor, il the
subject of an interesting sketch, with
a portrait and illustrations from his
weli-known works. "A cathedral
door in SPAIN" and "a Protestant
church in america" are soeLes
drawn from actual lite. The Christ
mas poem is we'll illustrated, and
cannot fail to interest both young and
old. This number is increased in
sise by the addition ola iour-p page
supplement, and it is announced that,
beginning with the next number, the
paper will be enlarged to twelve
pages. without increase Of price.
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TIE OTTUMWA COURIER
4. =. HAl..LLoM. rs,..r,.


w.
Last Saturday night the ticket Of
iics of the s. Il II. railroad in this
city was bnrgiariously entered and
a small amount OF money aud u
watch taken. Marshall Gray had
his suspicious aroused rs TO a certain
young mai in town, and after care
ADMINISTRATION, arrested, yesterday,
the individual. whose name il FL
mer Powell. He i. about ~ years oil
ago and has been driving bus of
late for Con Lowis. A portion OF
the money WAS toand and identified
by Mr. Wentz. Upon his arraignmsnt
before the magistrate he plead
guilty to the charge, aud said he
dropped the watch into the well at
the livery stable to avoid detection.
In default OF bail, he has been lodged
IN jail,
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WHxRE THE TAXES ao.-The Cir
Quit Court has been engaged for four
days IN the case OF Moses Davis rs:
John Wiley, in which Davis sues for
malicious prosecution, Wiley having
had Davis arrested on the charge Of
having sold hogs which belonged to
him Wiley. Davis was indicted
for it, and isid in Jail i've months, bat
wss not convicted, and now sues Wis
ley for false imprisonment aud mali
cious prosecution.
A part OF yesterday aud the whole
Of to-day has been occupied by the
counsel in the case in arguing it, and
the county will have a nice bill Of
costs, in the way OF jury fees, 70 pay.
Summers aud Burton, for plaintiff;
Hendersho, tor defendant.
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OrruxrwA PUDlaC sonooL.


illst OF diplomas SrAnteu:
Miss Ennis--Anna Shindley, Mel
lie Nelson, Maggie Nelson, Ella Beck
Ter, Willie Wellman, frankie Tindell,
Willie Peck, Oscar Opher, Alif Oph
or, Robin Empie, ldella Howard,
Josie Mcconnell, Lulu Inekeep, Dora
Hutchinson. Saiiie Diggs, Willie
House, tIaddie Barnes, Eddie Hines.
Miss Farweil-Herbie Brown, An
ME Thompson, Cora Jones, Ionic
Richardson, Charlie Shaug, Charlie
Peterson, Lizzie Coyan.
Mrs. Israei-Chariic Inskeep, Rho
da Utterback, Charlie Tibdeli, Fred
Bonar, Chas. Flint, George Jones,
Albert Park, Sarah Henry, Annie
Prugh, Alice Boone, Maud Ennis, Ell
Ia Schinde, Ada Peck.
Miss Shedd's-Gh ariie Dumback
Willie Sisson, Matte Durfee, Jerome
Dnrfee, Henry Lockwood, Harry
Lockwood, Jennie Taylor, Lids
Swiggett, Hurley collars, Lidl
Barnes, Bertha Davis.
Miss Rnssolls-Carrie Rufsnyder,
Mary Erring, Laura Goldsbury, Min.
ME kearwille, Addie Worcester, Al.
lie Brown, Matte Coirick, Mary
Armstrong, George Toombs, Charlie
Turner, Eddie Burns, Fitz Field
Mary Shea.
Miss Guyselman's-Hilda Bedwell
Louis Minniek, Ella Shaug, Mary
Diggs, Dellie Bonar, Lima Denny
Clara Taylor, Robert Damback, John
Ioombs, Cyrus Blake, Mary Cherrie.
Miss keilogg's-Louie Vale, Carr.
Heinrich, George Solthwick, James
VI. Gray.
Miss,,Gr Frank brown, Chas
Johnson, Brown McCarroll, Alfred
Milhgan.
Miss Joncs'-Nannie Coyan, Irs
Dana, Mamie Arthur, Walter Starr
Thos. james.
Miss Cooper's-Herman Merrill
Josiah Cherrie, George Rabeus.
High School-CIara McFariin
hottie Qu,mhy, Matte Jay, Rhod,
Jay. Ada Hill, Aupic laowell, Saral
Turner, Belle Taylor, Emma steb
bus, Julia Blake, Ada Upham, s. Q
Smith, Robert Wilson. Fred Blake
John McClintoeK. Levin Swiggett.
l.. NJ. HASTINGS, Prin.
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Ayers S~arsaparilla,
Ron rUnrrYIxG rnrn nLooD.

The reputation this ex.
e! : ! : : ! : ! ] ! : ! ! ! : ! : : ! ! J ! ] ! ! ! ! ! ] ! ! |
- cellent medicine enj0yA,
ASA is derived from its cures,
Ak msnys Of which are truly
~ marvellous. InvetcrAte
cases vt 6cr0fulOus dis
Mn case, where the system
G@ seemed saturated with
A N c~orTgphon,. have been
~ purilcd and cured by Il.
~Y xss Scrofllous affections and
disorders, which were az.
grayated by the scrcf6.
sfous contamination until
they were painfully affecting, have been radically
tion Of the country, that the public scarcely need
to be informed Of It's virtues or uses.
Scrofnlous poison is one Of the most destruc.
unfe Sn Tenant q q t Hns organism sscS 1 NUM- anaie I'm aasf &c e sns
~stitution, and invites the attack OF embedding or "a.
tai diseases, without exciting a suspicion Of Its
throughout the body, and then, on some favorable
occasion, rapidly develop into one or other OF It's
hideous forms, either, on the surface Or among tho
vitals. In the latter, tubercles may be suddenly
deposited In the lungs or heart, or tmnors formed
IN the liver, or It shows It's presence by ciupfions
on the skim or fonl alterations on some part Of
OF this ~Sdrsapa,illo is advisable, even when no
ificted With Che following complaints generally
a oss i N ssis sT sessti ~, & 1snsss' SIRE 81 a ~ sos
HAssrs, seasa Head, Rss4.eoS,a, sere Eyes,
q opt ser n%ss; asa disease Hsess e'" Also in NJ lh sas, more sV CON.
ceslcd forms, as Dyspepsia, Dsorsy, Heart
Disease, Fits, Epttepsy, Ne E scs md
Of ysrerent and MEercrriaE Dts
eases are cured by II, though q long time - re.
CURED for snbd~lng these obstinate 'n naa ns ny ~
medicine VIII cure the complaint. Lcscosrh0a
or Whites, Uterine Ulccrattosass and Fs:seae
Dt..nscs, are commonly soon relieved , and .,s,lttir .
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-04
Hollands German Tonic

Was compounded for those not inclined to
extreme bitters, and II intended for use In
cases when some alcoholic stimulant ts re-
anirea n cSnnsction WITH the Tonic propei.
contains one bottle OF the bitters, combined
with pure SANTA CRUZ RUM, and IA yored
ness Of the Filters is overcome, forming =
preparation highly agreeable and pleasant
to the palate. and containing the medicinal
virtues Of the bitters. The price Of the Tonic
Is 1l.50 per bottle, which many persons think
too high. They must take into consideration
that thes timnlant used In guaranteed to be
Of Q pure quality. A poor article could be
furnished at q cheaper price, but is IL not bet
ter to pay q little more and have q good arti-
clef A medicinal preparation should con-
tain one but the best Ingredients; and they
who expect to obtain a cheap compound, and
be benefited by 1t will most certainly be
cheated.