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on his reelection to the Chief Magis.
tracy of the country.
The members of the Cabinet all re.
ceived visitors during the forenoon.
The Secretary Of War was assisted
| in his reception by his neice, Miss Ii.
da Worthington, Mrs. General Marcy,
Mrs. General Ricketts,, Mrs. Job Ste.
venson. The ladies were dressed with
extreme elegance. Mrs. Marcy wore
o silk of pale delicate tint of maize,
with fiounces Of superb black chantil-
| " lace, white point lace about the
neck. Mrs. Ricketts, wore black vel
vet and diamonds. Mrs. Stevenson's
dress was novelty in exquisite taste.
It was sage-green silk, with trim
mings Of pink silk, the whole so elab-
orately arranged as to defy description.
The two lovely young girls who grac-
ed this reception were charming in
rich black silk, with vests and trim
mings of colored silk, Miss Worthing-
ton wearing blue and Miss Stevenson
pink. Among those who called and
received cordial welcome We're Gem
cral Sherman, General Townsend, Adj
miral Porter, Admiral Goldsborough,
Vice President elect Wilson, Hon.
Samuel Hooper, Justices Field, Strong,
Swayne, Miller and Bradley, Judge
George r. Fisher, Judges Carter, Wy
lie and Humphreys, Sir Edward
Thornton, the Peruvian Minister, Bar
on Won Schlozer, j. Rnssell Quincy,
Minister Mort, Rear Admiral Rodg-
ers, Admiral Case, Senators Stewart,
Sherman, Hamilton MIDI and Trnm-
bull, Hons. j. A. Garfield and G. w.
Scofield, SenatorsAmes, the Spanish
Minister, Judge VIM. A. Richardson,
Assistant Secretary of State Charles
Hale, Mr.. Preston, the Haytien Minis
ter, Commodore Ammen, Commission
er Douglass, Mr.. r. I. Merrick, and
others, and large delegation of off,
GERS of the army in their new uniforms,
headed by General Sherman.
The parlors Of Attorney General
Williams were thronged with callers,
all day, and constant stream of car
riages was going and coming every
moment. The Judge was "at home,"
and together with Mrs. Williams and
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Hegdes, receiv-l
ed the guests as they arrived.
Mrs. Senator Harlan's health pre-
vented her from receiving, and her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Lincoln, did the
honors at the residence of the Senator,
on ii. street. Mrs. Lincoln was ele-
gantly attired in blue silk, founced,
short over-skirt of valenciennes lace.
A. tempting refreshment table, with
out. wines, was spread, and embraced
all the delicacies of the season. Hum
dreds of prominent officials and citi-
zens called during the day.
Mrs. Senator Pomeroy, assisted by
Mrs. Weed, Miss Mann, of Iowa, and
Miss Mann, of Boston, received her
friends at No. 1923 II street. Refresh
ment without wines.
Mrs. Capt. Morrison, of Keoknk and
Mrs. G. c. Graham, received Large
number of friends.
Before / close. let me allude to the
wedding which took place on New
Years Day. Miss Ella Cotton, daugh-
ter of Hon. A. r. Cotton member of
Congress, from the second, Iowa, dis
trict, was married to Willis Drum
mond, Jr., son of Col. Drummond,
Commissioner of the General Land
Office. The happy pair have gone
north to spend the honeymoon.
POTOMAC.
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CoRREaP0NnENCE,

BY request address the following
to the citizens of Wapello county, in
hehalf of the Wapcllo County Agri-
cultural Society:
As the time for our annual meeting
is near at hand, and officers are to be
elected for the ensuing year, and as
much depends upon the officers for the
success of our Fair, as well as the pat
ronage of farmers and citizens at home,
we feel that we cannot too strongly
urge concert ofaction, .by all interest
ed in the welfare of our county. We
are cognixant of the fact that there is
some feeling existing, and more preju.
dice prevailing in the minds of some,
in regard to the past management oil
the Society, than should be; yet we
do not intend to attempt a justification
of the past history Of the Society. But
its future prosperity is what we fee
most interested in, and 10 this end, we
must insist upon one and all putting
ia their appearance at the Court House
on the Sd Saturday, 18th inst. the dss
fixed by the Constitution for the cleo.
ton of officers.
Do not stay away away, but encour'
age by your presence, one ofthe great
est enterprises ever instituted in your
county, ii properly managed.
"A DIRECTOR.
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l.. LIVELY, ,. , Directors.
GEoRGK HAw,


In the Circuit Court OF the State Of Iowa, In and
for Wapelio couhty-March term, A. ID. 1873,
To Minnesota Ewing and Charlotte Thrusten min
or heirs OF Charlotte +. Thrnston, deceased; and
TO Warren II. Withers, Guardian OF said Mime
sofa Ewing, and to Dickinson r. Thruston,
Guardian OF the said Charlotte Thruston:
on and each Of you are hereby notified that on
or before the 18th day Of February A. u. 1s13 the
petition OF Thomas Foster plaintiff, WILL be nIed in
the office of the Clerk OF tae Circuit Court Of the
State OF Iowa, in and for wapello county, praying
said Court for partition OF the following described
premises IN Wapello county, Iowa, to-wit: The
east islf of the southeast quarter OF Sec. six 49,
and ten acres OF OF the east side OF the west half
OF the southeast quarter Of Sec SIX t6, extending
the entire length of said VIZ SEX. Also the
northwest quarter OF the northeast quarter of Sec
seven %, and the east half OF the northeast quar-
ter of Sec. seven "a, and the north thirty-two and
50lo0 acresof the northeast quarter of the south
east quarter Of sec. seven a., all IN Township No.
seveDtg-one On, Range No twelve, west. and con-
tanning IN all az 50,00 acres And that the inter-
ests Of THE respective owners thereof be establish
ed and confirmed, and the said premises PARTITION
ed, or II the same cannot be done without sacrifice.
that they he sold. sF
You are further notified that unless you appear
and make defence thereto on or before noon of the
second day OF the next term to-wit: the March
term A. d. 1873, Of said Court; the said term Of
said Court to be begun and held In the city Of OF
tumwa, IN said county. beginning on the srd day OF
March A. ID. 1873. default will be entered against
you and Judgment rendered rs In said petition
prayed. !. n. MAST. Atty. for Plaintiff.
\ Dated January y, 1873. iasw4t.
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IN ARTEsIAN WE'LL.
Its Feasibility i'm ostumwa.
LETTER FROM COL. VERNON.
ST InIrIs Ian 4 1879

LETTER FROM COL. VERNON.
ST. Louis, Jan. A, 1872.
J. w. DIXON, Esq, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Ny Dear iSr:-I learn that the citi-
zens of Ottumwa are canvassing the
question of an artesian well to supply
that city with water. The idea, it seems
to me, is good one, not only as con-
venience for house purposes, but for
protection and safety in case of fire.
There is scarcely doubt but that an
abundant supply of excellent water
could be obtained in the sandstones
which are below the lime stone that
crops out in the river at Ottumwa.
Let well be put down on the highest
point in or near Ottumwa, and a res
ervoir could be supplied that would
afford, by gravity, water to nearly
every house in the city, and by simply
attaching hose to fire plugs conve-
niently located, water could be thrown
to the tops of nearly all the buildings
noticed when was in Ottnmwa how
fortunately the city was situated to Sc
cure water in this way. Chicago, as
is well known, has been very success
full with artesian wells, but Ottumwa
has an immense advantage over any
prairie town in having fine elevation
for reservoir. Should well fail to
flow, there can scarcely be a question
but that an ample supply could be OBJ.
tanned by pumping, and the cost of
pumping from 1000 to 1900 feet from
below the surface with small engine
would be trifiing compared with other
means Of supplying water. My expe-
rience Olive years in putting down
wells in the oil regions gives me so
much confidence in the project that I
would be willing to undertake to put
we'll down in Ottumwa aud take a
| fair share Of stock myself, provided
your city or citizens want to push the
project. I shall have some leisure
| for few months and would like you
to inform me whether the citizens OF
Ottumwa are likely to move in the
matter.
With much respect yours,
M. r. VERNON.
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No beneficial revolution ever goes sackw ard .
and this maxim Is as inyagable in medicine as In
politics. The advent Of Hostetters Stomach Bitter6
twenty years ago, produced a revolution In the
treatment of large class OF ailments sani thar
revolution has ever since been In tae full tide os
successful experiment Ii that tide has borne
thousands OF human beings who were lsnguishiGa
under the effects Of disease, weak and hopeless,
out of the depths OF dependency into the paradise
OF health and cheerfalness. It Ia no exaggeratien
TO say that TO the vgcr the regularity OF habit OF
body, the good appetite and perfect digestion, &C.
quired under the operation OF this uneaaalled ton
ic and corrective. multitudes OF people iii every
walk of life who had been yainly phys,eked in the
usual way, GIVE the blessings OF renewed health
and the prospect OF prolonged life.
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MARRIED.
Observation-Disclosures WASH
ington, January l, at the residence Of
Hon. A. r. Cotton, on II. Street, by
Rev. L. G.. Addison, ID. d., of Trini-
ty Church, Mr.. WILLIS DRuMMoNp,
Jr., son of the Commissioner of the
Land Office, to Miss ELLA CoTToN,
the accomplished daughter OF the
member from the Cd Iowa district.
A very pleasant company Of Iowa
friends witnessed the interesting cere-
mony and extended their congratula-
tons to the happy bride and groom,
who left for New York city ON the
o'clock train Wash. Chronicle.
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Uncle Benny Randell and his son
Tip brought in to-day and sold to
LAdd Il Co. the finest lot Of hogs
which we have seen in Ottumwa for
years.
There were 100 in the lot, and they
averaged $50 lbs. live weight. They
wero beautiful black and white spotted
hogs Of the Berkshire and Big Boned
China species, and showed very plain.
ly the skill which tho Randell's have
acquired in the matter of breeding
hogs, and their great success therein
We only wish that every wind-splittel
raiser who reads the CouRIER could
see these remarkably fine hogs OF the
Messrs. Randell and then be converted
to the theory that it is better aud more
profitable TO raise good stock thar
bad ones.
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DIED.

In this city on the 9th inst, HARRIS,
SON Of George w. and Clara Turner,
aged . years and s months
This family have thus been bercft of
their last child. GEORGIA, their little
daughter, II months old having died
on the 9Th of last November. They
have the sincere sympathy Of their
many friends in their sad affection.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-09

In tho great rush Of good things to
which our people are being treated
now they ought not to forget the en-
tertainments to be given by the Histri-
onic Society on the 18th and 18th instss
That they will be good-the very best
Of observation-disclosures 10 not par
ticle Of doubt. So oil prepare to A.
tend them, enjoy yourselves, and A.
sist the Library ct the same time.
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BEWARE OF
Advertising Dodges.
Look ont for Swindlers and 'slatch-
uennvn Advertisers

y
DIR. SAGE'S CATARRH RENE
DY and DIR. PIERCE'S GOLDEN
MEDICAL DISCOVERY, having be-
come Justly celebrated the world over
for their wonderful cures, 1t has be-
come favorite advertising dodge for
charlatans and quacks to hire nnprin-
cipled and weak minded people to
give them Testimonials stating that, af-
ter having used the above celebrated
medicines without success, they have
been permanently cured by the said
quacks' unscientific4 AMI worse than
worthless compounds. | say worse
than worthless, for nine-tenths of these
unscientific compounds not only do not
possess any medicinal virtue, but do
every person who is duped into using
them untold injury. Being prepared
by those entirely ignorant of disease
and its proper treatment, how could
any rational person expect other than
such results? 1t would be strong
point for such charlatans could
they make the people believe
that they have discovered something
superior to DIR. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery and DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy for curing Catarrh and ether
diseases for which these old establish
ed and well-tried remedies are used
with such universal success. But
grief is sure soon to overtake these
quack medicine adventurers, as it does
all those who in trying to build them
selves up endeavor to pull others
down. 1t will require more than
these little ''catch-penny" advertising
lodges to convince the thousands who
have been permanently cured by my
Golden Medical Discovery and DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy that these
time-honored preparations are surpass-
ed in medicinal virtue by the trash
concocted by ignorant qnacks.
The Peoples Medical Servant,
ItawSw r.. v. PIERCE, MD.
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100, ooo.-The array Of Charter
Oak Stoves now in active service in
the kitchens Of the South and West 10
over ono hundred and fifty thousand
strong, and doing the work Of thrice
that number Of stoves Of other kinds
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| -
Ie1asal Association. - Lewis Opera
| nssss. San.s. 1sss.
In pursuance Of call from the
Wapello County Medical Society, for
the purpose Of forming District Med
ical Association, the following named
Medical gentlemen were present and
united In an Organization to be known
~ the Des Moines Valley Medical As
ISOLATION.
J. r. Gruwell, F. NJ. Coolidge. D. "A.
and H. G. Huntsann, Of Oskaloosa /;
w. E. Chamberlain, Of Beacon; A. w.
Mcclure, Of Mt. Pleasant, NJ. v. How
ell, J. v. Bean, Of Moulton, G. L.
johnson, Of Eddyville w. S. Lambert,
Of Abba; w. w. Fierce, of Bloomfield !;
J. G. Ware, Of Fairfield; A. r. Weir,
E. H. Brumbaugh, of Agency City B.
r. Hyatt, A. c. Olney, of Chilicothc !;
w. Z. Orr, s. B. Thrall, J. Williamson
s. G. Mccullough, g. F. Foster, C. G.
Lewis, T. ]. Douglass, S. r. Mitchell,
]. G. Hinsey, A. Hawkins, E. L. La
throp, d. w. Stewart, Of Ottumwa.
Meeting was called to order by DR..
Thrall, chairman Of committee Of ar
rangements, DR.. T. ]. Douglass, was
elected temporary Chairman and DR..
J. v. Bean, of Moulton, Secretary.
Mayor Orr, on behalf Of the City,
made . few appropriate remarks of
welcome.
DR.. Williamson, made . formal adj
dress in behalf of the Wapello County
Medical Society.
Drs. Huntsman, Thrall, Ware, Weir,
and Fierce, were appointed q committee
on Constitution and Bylaws.
The committee reported and articles
adopted ssriatuns, and meeting djourn-
ed to meet at Z o'clock in the evening.
7P. M.-Meeting was called to order
by the chairman, and the Association
proceeded to the election Of officers
for the ensuing year, with the follow
Ing result:
President: II. q. Huntsman, Of Os-
kaloosa-
Vice President: NJ. v. Howell, Of
Moulton.
Permanent Secretary and Treasurer:
J. Williamson, of Ottunwa.
The Chair appointed Drs. Thrall and
Hurst, to conduct the President to the
chair; who upon taking it, thanked
the Society in short but well con-
ceived address, for the honor conferred.
The Society then proceeded to the
election Of Board of Censors as fol-
lows: Thrall, Chamberlain, Hurst,
Lewis and Mcclure.
DR.. johnson, Of Eddyville, was
unanimously elected assistant Secreta-
ry.
Delegates to the American Medical
Association were elected, a. follows -
Drs. Gruwell, Bean and Mcclure.
Delegates to the Iowa State Society
Drs. Lambert johnson, Bean, Weir
and Fierce.
Tho Secretary was authorized to
have 200 copies ofthe Constitution and
Bylaws printed for the use of the
Society ;-also, furnish to the city pa
pers . synopsis Of the proceedings of
this meeting.
The Association then adjourned to
meet again in Ottumwa, on the last
Wednesday in juno next.
j. WILLIAMSON, Sec.
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PROCEEDINGS.
OF THE
Board Of Supervisors.
OF
Wapello County, Iowa.
CouRT HOUSE, WAPELLo Coz
OrTUMwA, Jan. 6, '73. {
FIRST DAY.

Board met pursuant TO adjournment.
Prcsent-Sup. Garfield and Nelson.
Absent--Sup. Reinhard.
d. II. Michael, member elect, appear
ed and took tho oath OF Office, as SUI
pervisor of Wapello county.
Proceedings of Auditor in vacation,
were read and approved
VIM. McNctt presented report OF
County Attorneys Fawcett & McNett,
which was received and placed on file.
Mr.. Nelson moved that Sup. Henry
Garfield be elected President of the
Board for the ensuing year. Carried.
Bids for Steward of Poor Farm were
opened, and ON motion of Mr.. Nelson
were deferred until Wednesday morn
ing, 8 o'clock.
Adjourned till 0 O'Clock, tomorrow
morning.
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EsrRKY NoTT01s.

rHsakea up by Jsines Forsyth Of Richland Town
sp @sp an Sn &c as day
Waits On the belly. and the end Of the tad Ap.
tssw2t..l Wapelio Co., Iowa.
sYvaken ar hy samuel Goodwin az Richland
n Township Wapellp County, Iowa, on the 9Th
day q November 1872, an est,ay horse or pony
white spot in the forehead, q small spot on The
back caused by saddle or harness.. Also had ON,
shoes Sss s..s assa worn APp5assa so
lsswal Clerk Dist, Court waPello Co. Iowa
Tlaken mp by Ephraim McMillen of Keokuk
xTownship wapello County, iowa, on the 2ath
as ielloWs Red coior WITH white e'a acress tse
shoulders and ioins, hanks white, White forehead
with sred spot iatae mkiale, nlarkesi with split
ear !. tive OF; rear ,ss. old, !, NJ ao ,l
lsSw2f'i Wapelio Co, Iowa
t6saken up by Charles Mick Of Compettne Town
FEBRUARY 1872, an estrsy Heiter described as fol-
lows White eelor, three years old last spring
the points Ia q both hosns on Appraised az IS 90
Iaswat;l Clerk Dist Court. WspeAo Co. iowa.
Haken upby D. f. shuntcrman Of Washington
y Township, wapeno oouafy IoMs, on the srl
as follows: Small size, one year old, white and
brinlie, marked with q swallow fork in tine right
ear, and ~ aIaaeFeit in the left ear.
lsswstsI Clerk DIST Court, wapeilo Co.. Iowa.
Trvaken up ny A. q. Reed Of Competine Town
u ship Wapello County, Iowa, on the 9th day OF
pccember ls7s. and estray Heifer described Is
follows Red color with white hack, belly and hind
legs up 60 knees & SNAIL white speck In face.
one year ord: Appraised Ut sti;ce
Isswss. T. &c, Clerk DIST Court, wseso CO. Iowa
FIvaken M by solomon BY stone Of Green Town.
~. ship Wapelo County. lows. on the 18th iay al
iecember isis, nm estray Heller described as fol.
lows: Red and white spotted, One year old last
spring. No marks or brands. Appraised a,
Sl5.so T.. Nj. COOLEY,
Dec. Is. iSs2 Clerk Dist Court
[asw2tsl Wapeo Co., Iowa
vrvaken up by Thomas Burns Of Center Township,
u Wapelio County, lowe, on the 29fh day III
November 1872 Three estray Sows described as
ieliows : One white sow, with black spots on the
back, SIDES meek, under bit left ear: One white
SON shoet aud one white SOW with two small
biackspots on rtnip, sill; in both ears, No othe,
marks or brands on either Of said sIrays.
Zee %. 1879. I'M. COOLEY,
1 tss,yDt%i lJarp Iliet f.a..st sAay,sn ~, gor,.
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0ubstisatss IN sAs Dental Ranks
Arc not desirable; therefore, keep the
natural teeth sound and pure with that
wholesome vegetable elixir Eosodont.
DO this, and they will last % long q
the breath lasts, and the breath itself
win never be tainted. d6t-wl
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R1oROaALs.
AuDIroR's OvyrcE, ]
Wapello County.
OttumWA Jan. 4 TN

Proposals win be received at the
Auditor's Once, until Saturday, Jan.
II. 70, for County Physician, stating
on what terms the bidder win give
medical attendance and furnish medi-
cines respectively, to paupers Of Gen.
ter township, and prisoners in the
County jail, and paupers in Poor
House.
Also, proposals will be received to
the same time for the Office Of County
Attorney.
BY order Board Of Supervisors.
w. H. Caldwell,
d&wlt Co. Auditor.
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Ex-Gov. Merrill J. r. .Casadv. Joh

Ex-Gov. Merrill, ]. p. Casady, John
A. Elliott s. F. Spohord aud Ex-
Lieut. Gov. Cue have formed . stock
company with capital OF $4,000, I'M
er the name Of the State Printing
! Company, located ct Des MONIES. The
object Of this association 10 to manu-
1AotnEe patent 'sinnards" and .soutards"
for the newspapers Of Iowa, either
Republican, Democratic or Neutral
IN politics.
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: CITY NEWS.
five Hundred Thousand.

ees- 500, 600 Bottles Of GREENS Au-
eusr FLOWER has been sold in this
State in three months. We only ask
you to go to the drug store Of Taylor,
Blake & Co., Ottumwa, Iowa, and gel
q Bottle Free Of Charge, or regular
size at rs cts. Every Bottle warranted
to cure Dyspepsia or. Liver Complaint
Sickheadache, Costiveness, Heartburn,
Waterbrash, Sour Stomach, Indiges-
ton, Impure Blood, and oil disease
caused by Impure Blood, or deranged
Stomach and Liver. Try it. n51 ly
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-09

II wish was deadi" 10 An express
sion mot nnlrequently made use of by
the dyspeptic and sufferer from Liver
aissase, the depressed spirits uniting
tho mind for anything, and almost
driving him to despair. But be Of
good cheer there IL life and health for
yoa yet, 90 those that have taken Sim
mons Liver Regulator attest. 1t reg
ulates the Liver, dispels dependency
and restores health.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-09
The old Jefferson House 10 being re-
modelled for business rooms.
Prayer meetings are being held In all
ofour churches every night this week.
Everybody 10 invited to attend.

An engine on the Des Moines VAL
ley railroad, was severely damaged
near Grand Junction on Saturday, by
the breaking Of some ofits machinery.
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REsOUEyEs.

I, William A. McGrew, Cashier of the First
National Bank, at Ottumwa, do solemnly
swear that the above statement Is true to
the best of my Enowfedge and belief.
WILLIAM A. MCtiREW,
Cashier.
.Subscribed and sworn TO before me this sth
day oil january, fs72.
-, s7-T'' W. he yAQUEs.
Jsr.1 Notary Public.
Observation-Disclosures 8g
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In the District Court OF Jefferson
county, to-day, the case of the State Of
lows W. Otto Fraunberg was called,
and on the ground that Judge
Sampson was presiding, and that he
had set on the previous trial ct Bloom
fcld, application for change Of We
nue. was made, which was granted,
and the case now goes to the first Ju-
dicial District. At what place he win
be tried has not yet been determined.
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on MARRIAGES.

effects Of Errors aud Abuses In early life-
Manhood restored, Seminal eIrissions curd,
lmpediments to Marriage removed. New
remedies. neoks and Circulars sent frae, In
sealed anyelbpes. Address. howard AS
ISOLATION, No. 21outh Ninth 81. PhiiAdels
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-09
Seed time Approaching
The subscriber has made arrangements TO be
supplied with
Usage Orange Seed.
direct from Texas. Also,
FARng AND GARDEN SEEDS,

generally, including zoe pounds
RED ONION SEED.
growth of 1874, In Wareto county. All on com
mission, In quantities OF one ounce, pound, bnshel
or MORE on liberal conditions. Parties st a dis
ahce desiring 70 obtain Good sect, VIII 10 seli "a
tsend In their orders early. o. TOWER.
Ian 70 weni.