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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

IpFjsos efsl Il "a sass.T N
--Slipping his sgrip" il Caliiorntl
iOf dyin2. as ~ ;sssl Y, ts9;.tss g.e
p a-The lateat fashior, ~ f,h,r.on
One-term marriaaeo.
-. 80. = ..:s.zs ., I:
s,o.n ow y. so eeL Ilcn--idfye on slr ansp e
1"0P :" ''Osnes nue. V ss4
Mock turtle kissing before Cot1
I papy and lighting afterRAras
9s q s,,,,, :, s, 4: ( ,a'.,.. .,. III
iways handsome atmt he Z nnbhv ..s IS D
~ v...Jss 80 q. = - s.s =
7 g mo man can trniY feel Tor the p0G
W'thons % is ieeting IN has pocket. 81 :
sABcfore taking liberties vish II
strange dog observe his tail an ~
f38yUS6A41811Fs6fid fid6 on & 6eArSC
BY picking up i fattieskakc. sss'iq !
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49, - s'H ~ W s..
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tse.s.s's ~. r. 49,. =
h.S Suo''Sso'1 ls1.s no !" W
-: 's :, ,sss :as3i Esa ,t3 ss
q --Seaatoe StewAFt. the very wealthy
S.nve. ~ n.1Si1 sx1ss. y ~ : !. ~ ~ -. =
Nvir~ 80 = "a 4 - 3 - - q
aasls ss .5Irs
. - kaesem paper MumAtes mat
TreAsorer 6pannee acquired Ma nAme
IofRfelanley vnsle ssersing te rssd ~
IOWatWEsslak. oas ,sss iys.9 Hg
s-Griadstonea are considered safe.
property 70 inve9t In |; beeAusA, n YOU
cannot 1elt them for oash You oaa d.
always snrn thAli. si.sisss - - - ~ g
-Hor.cs GreeIev once aaid that
whether wo1asn Was equal to mas tr
mot depended on who the man WAS
aud who the Womantwss. y
The ,enofh6YrSuv.vs ,hrouoho..
she rosaa AZ IA 49, G a. ne6 I'm .,i,ss sya
ths sanits, invssIsd r. them n ~ IN
thirty years Il about $l,OO0 600 900. =
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c.rsn.s5 s .rS Hrnr.ht h.cI ~ tia
.,- -. .s- - = 80 " >'si'S 80
.-Accortling to IN Auburn paper,
they are going to put up In that city
Ian addition 70 their seminary, s'to ac-
conmodate eighty-six students 20
ieet lone N
"A Western paper chronicles .
marriage IN this snggestiye style "Ihe
couple resolved tnemselyes into con-.
mittee Of two, with power to add their
namber." ~ =.
The new Californis mint 10 the
most capacious structure Of its kind In
the world, containing all the improve
ments iof perieetion IN tne manntecs
ture q money. IL j.
la-That well known Indian.rubbef
IfamfIv. fbe Haiiltona. make boa con.
| strSefHrs al fhemselves everv eyenine
fnrfha hAnefif ofthe trriv laval $50.
lnfA 81 NtIants "a. g - :, s's2ss ~
7.s1.sHr :. lIs'sss.ss asal sAag sa 81
q oaa : oeo minef wno mas 0een
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

The Indisna StAEs Gssare met n
i Saapal convsation % ~ sIsA. Every
apusty 10 ths Stats. waa Sbresented
!sy0sDt tWes The haaiss nslnAsssIde-
sslars - Astsiag hsStr IN u AjscttAs
hettsring Of the condition OF tnelmb ben
! ~ ths order. ana ~ no political III
Z nj00Ance. Tl IN ns.aO WI VII
Forty three lifs-lnsurlnce COM mpaDics
have been compelled to suspend busi-
- daring ~ lsat 6re years in the
psilsd 6tates. The surprising NOR
y q I nv b thess or rtsnikations isnot very
/ slobthisg @ those Who have thsIr hopes
efa futurs conpstsacs ~, lhsir lam
5tliss baaed upourthe sesisitY ofa
i psiiey. sgsx
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

New YoRK, Nov. a. Archbishop
Bayley In 3 sermon q Baltimoret to-day
referring to the controversy In England
growing out of Gladstene's pamphlet,
said Gladatone's position WAS only
asanmed to secure 10 himself . rellrn
10 power. He spoke also OF what
be termed extreme prejudices
against the church, which In tie far
vest prevented the establishment Of
Catholic missions among the Iudians.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03
Re CeuTiet JOB Department,
Complets~ ith new
TX PGS AND pf2nsSSts

/ rHINTING OF ALL xINDs
1eome vS1tfne Card 70 Nsm metS pA.,.,
SxSSe 20 IA Good Style, Eastern prices sn1
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

OOmuVRUCA With tho WlAoAe OF tn4
Governmsnt - Al happv 10 ~.
that such nupport ma eympsehv hsve.
"a 4 rnle. heen freely aiyen. But this
noilcv csnnof be casricd On suooessfpI.
r. vithouf' the fhvor aud suun0rf -of
Conrress. The Indian rsoe cannot IS
induced 10 absndon nou,adIc 'habitc.
where subsistance la been pfocurei
by 1untlpg, and - placed upon rsssr.
vations, unless supported And sustain.
20 ~ sne uovesnMsnk .,n1.s1A., Mnns w.
=. % cS ,rSn.s.v "a - srSac;.rsIv ~ - IA ~ ~.
sppportins. The present policy, thsrs-
fore, requires, IN order 70 b succsssful,
ilDeral approPfiaaone - 9poss'3le
S5.s.;.n.;c~ ~ Sss".s ~ = !. - AZ; ~
6coit 10 predies ~ eliects Of such emo.
lions among sither savage or ciyilised
raecG Undonhtedly, y y wiser and
,sN osJ nu%s.s. -. ~ ~ eno e econoo',sl @ g
nsnnission snSsr 's the esisties 81 ~ noiicv. n.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

..NAsH,Ncpn>. Nny - ticrry
Wcndt. has been ipaeintrS irirfnst
Iicvcn,ie stor" Keeper Tar tss' !lvs tlt.-
trict or IltinoiSg aS ~
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

PARis, Nov. 26.-The Municipal
Council has adopted the plan proposed
BY the Prefect Of the Seine for letting
loan Of forty. -four lAillion francs.
A frightfal mountain disaster i re-
ported IS Great ST. Bernard pass
Eleven persons werc buried in The
snow and It Is supposed all perished.
No further particulars. e'ess :
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

Sr. PArL, INV. 2S-r ju,i2e.llAil, nf
the Court Of ,Commet, pirps, this
morning. qaasl,ed two lnai:;;lner1xs'
against ,cx State Auditor MIL
for malfcssapcc, aud over-s
demurrars TO the rest arr
defendAnt 70 plead
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

PouGHKEEPsIx, Nev.y ya6.-The .trot,
to-day, between Copper Bottom and
American Girl, mile heatS, best two In
throe, for . purse Of q 500, was won by
the former. Time 2:251ss, 9 81, and
3 :32k. e,. .ss i
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

.BArnuksr, Nov. 97.-The wife OF
the murdered man, Pontin. now nm
aer sentence Of death. gave birth ia =
male child yesterday IN jsii ...
Gallon bcture his execution confess;
ed 10 the paternity or the child Mira
Pontin had been sentenced IN be hshg
Ell On thS 9TH iof ,Isn,tary. $50
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

WASHINGTON, Nov. aS.--Thc report
|of the Postmaster General is compile
ted. The revenues for the year ending
June Goth, 1874. were &sk, 500, ,hGS ex-
penlitures $32, l26,4i4 estimated ex
psnditures for the j year ending june
30th, 1876, are f36. .9dA ,0S4; total es,i.
mated revenue 80, ,l4S, ,l5G. leaving
deficiency TO be apprdpriatedF ont OF
the General Treasury OF: $f.SllS7s
These estimases d0 not iRclatle apprc
priations for steam ship scryice and
stamps, amounting 70 r., ,09S.50S,
+ WARRINGTON, Nov ~. = Several
uemefiaiists, affirm that the where
ahoals of Nettleship, under ndictmrnt
for eafe burglary and conpiracy and ~
Benton, are known and they rsu he
brought here when wahtest. 5nsis also
said that Net,icships will hTn states
evidence. asa 4.f4
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03

i WAsmxeroS, Nov. 26-The,e is great
anxiety hero TO know the verdict in the
safe burglary case. Kisleported, and with
some show Of correctness, that several
notes have passed between Harringtoi.'s
friends, who are outside the jury room, and
The Jury. 1t is reported that the Jury
stands ten for acquittal and two for convic-
tion. Card playing. psalm singing end
discussion has occupied the time. Of the
jnTors. -. So 5t.
Rumors are prevalent that sign ,te'c.
graphing is going on between the jury
room and people Of the Harrington. party
outside, and At ten o'clock the jury. retired
for the night without verdict.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-12

JOSH BILLINGS IN Coon EsGLIsH-
Some of his gems Of philosophy minus
bad orthography.-Time is money and
many people pay their debts with 1t.
IGNORANCE is the wet nurse Of prejudice
Halt the discomfort Of life is the result
Of getting tired Of ourselves.
Benevolence is the cream on the
milk of human kindness.
People of good sense are those whose
opinions agree with ours.
Style is every thing for sinner, and
a little or it will not hurt saint.
Men nowadays are divided into slow
Christians and wide awake sinners.
There are people who expect to es-
cape hell because of the crowed going
there. :,
Most people are like eggs-too foil
of themselves to hold anything else.
A mule is a bad pun on a horss
Health is loan at call.
Necessity is the mother OF invention,
but Patent Right is the father Of it.
Beware of the man with half shut
eyes. He's not dreaming.
Man was built after all other things
had been made and pronounced good.
If not he would have insisted on giving
his orders as to the rest Of the job.
Mice fatten slowly in church. They
can't live on religion any more than
ministers can.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-12

Ann Eliza, one of Brigham Youngs
wives has applied for divorce, charg,
ing neglect and systematic course OF
cruel and inhuman treatment, ending IN
absolute desertion. Brigham denies
everything except the marriage, and
complains that he already has large
family, now consisting of si1ty-three
persons. And as times are very hard,
it is doubtless very bard for Brigham
to meet the demands of his numerous
wives, especially if they all want dresses
at the same time. Ann Eliza asks for
$4,000 for her lawyers and 81, 600 per
month for herself and children. Brig CHAM
indicates that he might spare her a
monthly sloo. As the case is to be
brought in United stOtes Court, it is
not improbable that he may be heavily
nulcted and placed in an uncomfortable
position generally.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-12

IMporAsr TO PosTNAsTERs--Fost-
masters are notified that under the new
postal law it is not lawful to deposit in
a post-ofice, to be sent by mail, any let,
fers or circulars concerning so-ealed
gift concerts or other ,imiiat enterprises
Offering prizes Of any on any prefeIf'
Such matters should be immediately
forwarded to the dead-letter office; and
at the same time, but separate from the
package, letter should be sent to the
Third Assistant Postmaster. General
advising him of the transmlssion.-
Washington Chronicle.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-12

Mr.. Arthur Haselden, the English
gentleman whose Kidnapping by Span
ish brigands was noticed short time
ago, has got out of the hands OF his
eaptors without suffering any bodily
harm. To procure his liberation, Mr..
Haseldens friends were obliged to
count down to the robbers the round
sum of $4,000. The account which the
rescued captive gives of his sojourn in
the fastnesses of the Sierra Morena IS
highly interesting The brigands in
formed him that if his ransom was not
forthcoming they would shoot him, but
in other respects he was treated with
kindness and consideration, being regu-
larly and amply supplied with food,
wine and tobacco. In the misslye dis
patched to Mr. Haseldens friends mill
ute and somewhat peculiar directions
directions were given with reference to
the sending of the money. 1t was
to be carried by messenger dressed In
black. with a white hat and red hand
kerchief in his hand, mounted on
white mule and unarmed. When the
ransom arrived by an envoy strictly
complying with these conditions OF ap-
pearance, Mr.. Haselden was immediate
ly liberated The chief of the bandits
gave him &c for expenses on the road,
remarking that it would not be right to
sent him away without the means OF
reaching home.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-12
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-12
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-12

TIE Result IN OHGo.-The defeat oil
the new Ohio constitution by popular
vote has already been announced by
telegraph, the majority against its ratl-
fication being stated at l47,2s4. The
full official return shows that the total
vote for the constitution was l02,So5,
and against it 250,169. On the clause
enacting minority representation the
votes were; for, 1925; against, 259,-
AS. On the license question there
were 172,252 votes for license, and
1858 votes against license, and on
the question of State aid to railways,
35,4l6 votes for aid, and 296,65s against
The people of Ohio expressed very
decided opinion on all these points, ex-
cepting on the license question, where
they were almost equally divided Inc
opposition to license has a small MAORI
ty, and it is probable that this vote has
incorporated the no-icense policy into
the organic law of the State OF Ohio.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-12

DnUNUiiii Is t, @oa "a a'' Of ,ss 's'a"@;a. %u'ea-
c... membrane Of the Brouchia which causes
constant desire to eXPectrraie, ou' win al 'he
E forts IN ,cra ping, corS z or sheeHihg '"eIe
:. nm ,,i,cnii, to b, ra sed. and the di'hcn!ty
iacrea-, q u .ii II becomes cOro"'c' q 'T",'am' ,t
h,,r>.u,.S, 90! 'ow>; years Ot suffering ana oea'H
,,,, result from tins neglect II allowed 10 z"
~, y,.,r liter yea: without attempting % checR
~ curc A. Use Briggs Throat ana Lung
GIe,Ier. Sold b, II N. Billings, Shcphera'-
t,,yn. acd q. Fhliey smith, SnarP'nur -.
,4fOAn Hewatd for any Incuraoie case OF
SlUUU calsFSh. after ha',o5 .G snut'd, d.
,,eiugcd. gargled, hawked, spit ano g'sseu ~
your enlife satisfaction ~ your u,e,,''>,., A.
Or 10 yet relief IroHa catsIrh, use pt!esN 60.
ley,rtsr. according TO directions. nc u,'"S
" ,,,,c,,o,,s Vii b.. - meGatey expelled
and the inh,med surface soo'htu' "e
.o9rtI. with delight, the head ieels hl'ul iI' 81
'',,to. hone rcyives for a cue - sure ~ io'o'
- ,,sa of tsi. agreeable, scieh.'hc ava eii'Oie
,.,aedy sold Gy IL. VI. Billings, Shephefus-
tonn and G. Finley Smith, oharPsorrs
,,nhNIIAi COLDS AND SORE lhhoAr'-
UU Ito At all the Sc a5on oi ,nG iS year lear
r.onls suffer more or less Win tn'oi' "nu iu"5
uis.a,es. manifestIng themselves ~ 80
forms such as coughs, orouo","'' d.,
.,tin, ubthi-ic and other h'sh""SSs, " s'HI
$50. IF terrors-consumption lhoesahus
,,,.,lcct;or themselves when they are s'o"
=. h,t srr.ly drifting onward to certain ue-
I,ot;on who might, with a liitlc care, ahu ny
go. NJ, of proper remedies, check their uu""'
ard tendency. DR.. J. Briggs throat ana luns
br,I-r is the acme OF pertecton,tor Tue sPeeuy
cure Of all the diseases of the throat iunes ""u
chest. Can be given To the infant anu aseu
with perfect safety, as 1t contains ho I',Jui
Jr,,g. of any description. rs generai mouse
boId medicine, it is rapidly becoming ihu'sPeu-
sshle. Sold by II. NJ. Billings, Shephefu''o""'
and G.. Finley Smith, Sharpsourg.
MI I,Nh are a very common auec'io"'
FILED there being but few persons VINO
.re not troubled with them al some peliou Vi
,tirI life There exists in small tumors IN the
rec,urn or about the anus, when are u'Niu1"
INTO. first. those which are owing TO ClS'ehu
ed STATE OF the veins eli the parti ana seconu
those which present the character oil soi'u
tumor When the tumors are within Tue rec
tum. they are called internal piles; when WIN
n,t and around the anus, external. me"
nv discharge blood, they are termed o'eeuloS
Lee. and when no blood appears blind PiIes'
I'd excessiye itching about the anus HchlhS
lie Nothing equals Briggs Pic hemecles
o. tbeir cure. Sold by ii. NJ. Billings oheP-
hords,ovn. and G. Finley Smiih, SharPsours,
TEn Al (, Bunions, Bad Nails snd All
ttIH,NO Diseases OF the Feet, Csncers
c.roCulous Humors, Piles, &c, sRlliiui'y
', nI amccessCully treated al the great Sen'ra'
aiai;nT a,u and Chiropodeal Institute, ea, Droau-
Iiea7 ew York. Sold by II. NJ: 2iii'nss'
Sas' ss,'b,rd.,owp, and g. Finley Sm'th, 81 SharPs'
ohePh''uS'" DIR. J. BRIGGS CO.,
0urg. Newark, j.
ly
February IA, 1874.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-12
~ THF AMERICAN FAENER for Sc

@ THF AMERICAN FARMER for Sep
tember This old-established farmer pa
per is promptly at hand. We notice;
that il has this month absorbed one Of
its Younger contemporaries. the West
Va Farm Journal. It's pages are filed
as usual with sound and practical infor-
nation. No farmer, gardener. dairyman
or stock raiser but would be benefited
by reading it. All branches of farm work
are treated, but especial attention
is paid in this number to the wheat crop.
Published by Saml. Sands d Son. No.
9 North St, Baltimore, Md, at si.5O a
year; 5 copies, $500. Speciments sent
free on application.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-12

ELopMENr OF MARRIED. MAN AND A
YOUNG GrRL-Mary Ellen Ryan, avery
pretty girl of Is, living in Hobokea.
and maker Of necties for New York
firm, has eloped with Henry Bradman.
a married. man Of "A, with 8 children.
Bradman first coGrted her as 4 single
man, and having won, her affections,
told her he was married. She was nn-
able to resign hun, and the pair started,
it is thought, for Europe. Bradman has
been in liquor business in New York
city, and has property. He drew around
sum. from bank the day of leaving.
He had lived harmonious life with
his wife. but could not resist the infa-
tuation for his new flame. Before depar-
ting Miss Ryan left letter for her
parents in bureau drawer, asking for
giveness for her desertion, and express
ing great affection for them. She how
ever, she said, loved Brsdman better,
aid thought she would be happier with
him than with them. She was also tired,
she said, of shaving for living, and
would be supported im ease and good
style by Bradman, who was rich. Her
letter expressed no consciousness OF
wrong in eloping with married man.
and she young lady must have been
liberal thinker upon the marriage ques-
tion
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-12
H II rr a IN =!
FOR TIE
Bookstore Man ! !!


Z HAVE just received from Baltimore
4 new supply Of fine S'a'loa"ry, consist
ing of Inual, Tinted and Plain Papers.
call the aiien,ioD OF the Public 10 my
stock Of Window Shades, both paper and
linen. venture the assertion that pref
tier patterns OF Paper Shades cannot be
found ir town. have also Fro Screens
and well selected stock Of Shade Fix
lures, including Hartsborn Patent Shade
Roller, the best that is now in use.
keep on band and furnish 10 order
Picture Frames, Picture Cord, Picture
rass Is, Nails. &c.
call the attention Of the publ; TO The
fact hat have now on Land sock oi
WALL PAPER. and purpose aiding to
ii { ON time to time. and | ssk that tho
commrnity give me their patronage, IN
stead Of going TO The city or nsighbof'ng
towns. can sell paper as cheap as II
cen be bough, anywhere, as ! buy direct
from the manufacturers. II the papers in
the house d. not suit The taste of parties,
will order for ;hem any pattern they
may desire.
o. Thsukful for The patronage exten-
ded 10 me in the past, ask for a larger
share in the future.
JAS. E. BARNHART.
May %, 1874. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-12
GIN Is OFTEN THE RESULT of

SIN Is OFTEN THE RESULT OF
nbysical iIl-healtb and feeble stomachs.
par;oo one.third Of our time the process
of digestion continues To be dispep-
tic Is TO be miserable dyspepsia Is the
foundation Of fevefs and all the diseases
Of the blood, liver. skin kidneys. Dys-
ne,sia Yields TO the virtues of the vege-
table ingredients in that great purifier
of the blood and restorer Of health, Dr.
Walkers Vinegar Bitters.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-12
W WANTED.
II f. w q d d ID :
FOR 1874.
LADIES g. GENTLEMEN!

lRAKE notice ths, VIM. I. LEMEN
4 has jus, received his
Spring and Summer &otk of Goods
for 1874, and is now ready to wait upon
you and receive the Cash. Call and see
his stock and be confined that he has as
nice and general assortment OF Goods as
can be found in this community II is
useless 10 mention every article, so just
come and see for yourselves what he has,
and also see that he gives you satisfaction
both in quality aud price. My STOC4-
embraces
Hardware, Queensware, Wood
enware, Glassware, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Notions, DIR Y
GOODS, Groceries, Mats, Mat
ting, Floor and Table Oil-Cloth,
Carpets, &c.
o. Remember the place, one door
Eas. of Jefferson Savings Bank.
eS@ Thankful for The past patronage, |
hope to merit continuance Of the same.
WIN. +. LEM EN-.
Nav 2. 1874. If