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DIED.

CHRisTlE Near Tarryiown .Y,on Norrh ~ nl'
Vd HARRISON son ui David q ami Josephine 'hflsue,
aged month, amt NdnNs
tlilBk nn tho lNil INST clara beloved NhNEhhr oI
ThninasJ Chuhh. deceased and Martha II Nhuhh ntho
lrth wear o hen age
Friends and rrliuVr-nf the family also members of
Stnuiud D,i.ui Sous o g. nirrnuHr. liu. Iic invited
attend the fnurl irnu hcr itr -irnr' - Levi s.
Funeral -,t,.o. To- nr h,l 20 tlc last BAPTIST ,huich,
CORNER n tim'rrutur iui VI ili.on -t- % Wednesday,
March a. az q VI. Ecmun- {" Ne Inferred VA e press
HNRti, On sunday, Nar "a "a, John Harris, NJ. D Of
2lA East atti st.
Nuurr 90 lulrrAl hrrelftDr
ODilNlE -uu SATURDAY March II, Maria o-il'ie, vito
40 " ilftu ~ O-ilsl,. lN fNN p-tNNrHl a. h'r i-o
Nelu,,, ami lii. l,u tr family ur r-po, tiullt IN.
,Itel 90 ud the fD ru ftu - East 13d T. on Wed.
uoainN. War 10 II. hi D'tlH q J.
RuDlN~ ON M.uN5. inc loth INST, Able II. Rogers.
tu,mi. aud relatives ant Mechanics Lodge no. ~, Il
Sow An.k Hnl " iu rlll l0dfr. ui EuNl"ih, : g. q.
co. q p ur ntied 10 atrni the funeral from li- late
i,n.,. iNl MIuitr uN llANrth y j ut Nt'u'r-
.tN 2l'tin.' ATS O'clock T. NJ hrrmcut AT NJ .n't.e,
81
WILLIAMS on sunday March ~ 1877 anor lnser
ing u.. SIS. lohu WilhNu- t-oi ~ year.
H. iduN, ,aul iucul, arc l',l"'uuln tutii.I' arr
N.ttuA,tAi lti,r-. % lc li.i 90 DO. la'r fN-.
KnN'r- q r-oy cay II, alt-. uu In rAt. i' -"di
. .ut % uI I|H b.
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sErEv HIurKRs ~ ONE CASE
4 Mothers suit Against IN Only Son for
Property valued at 5000 900.


The suit oi Maria Mulock against her only
SON william a. Mulnek CHARGED with oltafnius
,-"' W .'''.'.' ~ n' -, .a,n.ono -,
pr"PNlS !" NNN"'N, '""'" ~ s-V"'''', -
fraud WIS rropcnod yesterday before Vice
Chancellor Van Fl.ot N Newark. Mr. Wright
- H.. ~ ...t ,....n.I,h..i, a., s,,,,,,,,,,
NJ 'l ''' II ''"' III ''
OF so he and his family stopped at one Of the
hotels M Convey Island. and while ihore no ro-
,.i. 60. ,,,,,,i ,,,,,.o ,.i,b NJ. N,ri,
MuIo'k. In ono Of theIr conversations -ho said
TINT -hr had given 10 hor son William tho prop-
j., ~ -, -. ~. .,,,;,,. -, tt,i.,, .
cry III N"WlIks now ln' Sui.''N ol llNlhhll'Hs
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Transactions yesterday at tho Exchal
Iot quo'ahly lower.
t1cos at1r NJ

TrnnsacUons ycsIcfuhy uI IDc I.AcHUHEu VuIn-
prised foreclosure saleshy
T. H. Ludlow CoOne four story brown stone house,
with lot 2uIOXlOOS the north side OF fltV-sAtl
street. 31UlO ,et west Of sixth avenue, s2j2JO, to
plaintiff
Nv D. ". Cinrkson-One fourstory brick tenement
house with lot ~ Gxe6 AKA iS-5 H. Eleventh street,
northwest corner OF Dry Dock street. $1,000
Nv VIM. kennelly-Ouo thrcesiury biick house, with
lot 2lN7S the south side Of East Broadway ~ leet
east ui SCANNED street, eli so
HvJ I. WceTwo houses front and rear. with lot -
xs TO- the north side OF 9 street. 2.O feet east VI
Fourth avenue. $500. to painum
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The Explosion Of II locomotives Boiler

BALTIMORE March ~ Tho boiler Of engine
80 4Ji Of the powerful locomotives used on he
baltimore and OHIO Railroad. exploded at Heyser West
Virginia. saturday instantly killing Austin slnccr the
brennan ami seriously scaling Geo ward the on-ln,er
The conductor AMI brHkeman oi the tram were also
seadyd, bat not daus Hruu-N.
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Tyrian. Murray. Mcs-Ni Feb -, Palermo I'D, Va
lpnHlt March / Ar Gibraltar ih
SIS Nene-. Kurl. =. Philadelphia.
= Arab Brown, Mcssiua lcb Is Palermo Goth, and
Gibraltar 10th.
- ,;il-and. Ruitcr Havana March n
ship Is MrtcHll blanchard London Feb H.
shin NtldAl,n0. ilonctr. Bremen JAM =
HAlk Advocate Siircr. Antwerp Jan IT.
Asn Tho u.MM LlArr NM NlA. lMI.N Ae.suls.
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PHUADELPHIA. March l9-Snmucl Carey
Rail late cashier oi tho Hathoro tPAl NHuon Rhuk Ia.
been convicted Ut rmhckIl ment o the iund- at that
bank aud sentenced To Imprisonment foe ten years
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Eusinrss llo.itrs.

DyeIng aud Cleaning Take your Dwelling and
Ell, Anis 10 The Nrw York DVrng ani ffluuul E-tah-
l.,rment. Staten Island ui.e- 3d., lluiur ,,- ifuii
way. 6luGih av Sew York 1905 amt lu- l,rreIun u,
Brooklyn. Established ift,eisht years
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SUPREME COURT - CHAMBEns; Nos, ?, 3, 90
81 81 a. IS ~ - ~. 50 Nl. ~ ~. ~, ~ ~ lp
IN ~ H., lai - ldl l'5 l-. 10 i5a ~. lJ2, 1875
u1 ia, aul .O3. no 2i7. 2il at - @in. 2i7
surntNt GnrHr-tiENrHNi IfRH Sos w. FOL, ~, ~
~ lO7, ps l2d ~ 81 10 ~ ioi, 10, ls 49, IA. TO-
2lo - - 80. - a. - 100 ~, ~. i7d No no
H., ,fH 49, 10 ~ ~ Us
surplMs coru- Ctfulr-ralt I Nos zoos 2a0t 27oo
p7 ,urfl lNlT I1-b. il@H ,df. d2p, ji27. 2~i 27lo
2.il 270i al-h 3lln 32l1 2s1 JliI, llh. aii7, in.
1901 io7- ao2L $40 2El- lio2, 2ai aen, 1861 * T.
it,s $50 is2d ,di s7io 232 252l' a3l0 pms 2iao.
ilsi 49, a9tt s.6- 3s7i r'r, III No. is.5 3ii,
II Az post gl.l. 2li -111. 31ll 800 iO2j, AVA ~
itat II = ;hesi lNll. To- = f-,1s ffi
SUPERIOR CorHT- rniAL rfNN Part Nos f7N 70 I.
4 ~ -, 81 IhH flt ~ 20 va p72 H2p M 7ld,
S7a a73, 7it 3lt h'h' ilui, lla- Git AS ~ 80
CoNMON ILiA.- EQuitY ItKa daA ,ilrudtr
touNnN lLfA.-rRiAL TEAM Fart L-Sos 3, lii1 1928,
So. 49,, nos l-ti tIi, 10, 100.
sss:, 40 49, 7i6i 5iS.i G5G iaii 7vsi o,sS 7sli
5l7n 77Bi 7nO Part lI-Nos, tH73, aNia au2i, 612H,
5as 800 ssa a7ii oI0a l7ss, hsi7 77l7 s7ia aad1,
1870 6laI aa-- i- 7Hl1 lOii 1851 5ls-. asij ele2.
d77s 5i50 $500 DiOi s,iii Ni2l rart III Nos 272n,
-0i 7Toa 777a, 7Oj9 1851 i,Ji $50 72oi 1909 1888,
1vJ7. GOlo. 1852
DR. Becker's celebrated Eye Balsam will euro
your intlaned weak sore ewes soid W diussisIs-
Adp
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VI iItRIED.

JOTRNATLr- FERRIS AT 'hc residence NJ the hride
nn thursday Maroh IL. hv the Rev Mr. rons Ernest
Ionrnaut Of PARIS France, TO Mrs olive Ferris Of this
titN
rOI1TAMrs- NcCILIrM -On "Wednesday March ~
D., the Rev e.. Bhuu, samuel .ohanus ol this city 70
Nrlilt J MtCuliuin
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M.fRINE INTl,IIT,sENCE

nfSfArrRF ALNAsAc-f1fs NV
sun rises. ut sun srt, ~ Moon IL M
Sandy Hook. IL l. Coz. island. ~ u. Hell Oatt ~
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A Radical Cure for Consumption.
"A NIUT'tI ''' TUT Y "''S""F'''''
Winchesters Hyponhosphite Of Limo and
Soda. sold By druggist. al ana - per botue.-Ado

An insane hankering after title. an itching
for decorations. certainly Incompatible win true
manhood, from Anne tionn standpoint But n u were
possibe to bes0w such honrs, what rank would be too
high to show the prauulru the nation 10 the man VINO
introduced u. I baLbIt Toilet soapf-ld
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KNOXs Sprns Hat sIu-t amt ready tor inspcc lion
and sale at ~ Broadway nud fnul ANruuv liOeL
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MI SON.
lie Is - ronnd and radiant soul,
Kosplc ndcn A. a star.
And royalty he Will control.
And like god his mission roll,
However near or Tar.
give the sunshine In my hair
To- HIGHT his gentle brow.
And every hope ct Heaven bear,
Aud every sacrifice dare,
Unto his veal vow.
Yelled in the glory of our Ood,
His soul All white and .hriver,
Enters the path Nv angels troi
when fhrN Coulml--l med AZ, OF Col
10 reap The earth Tor Heaven.
He sp'cndor doth nv being thriu.
ilis radiance ihrui-h lne streams.
1mpas-iNciy I wait nmri
lie Incarnation shah iulhl
The measure Oi my dreams
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II Operates Like Magic. -Nrs WlNsInw3
~ONflu ~ffiit. fr filtr 20 Geo l'i-, -.tgll. lN a4-.
reduces inflammation, auaA all pam.
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Ton nrGIrot NOmr Hmm and brromr prrhIh-
tuIclN GrAN ilr Doc ~DNt AMI 1u llt isill -
rAaAL. llAin BAL,AA ga u4le.
Portcr's Cough Bnisnm u the oldest ana ono
tie hD 4 r'lu,dip, ia list. TIN IT.
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DIR. Becker's celebrated Eyo Balsam will euro
your iniamed, weak. 81 sore ewes sOid Ny diusghs-
Adp
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-28
Real Estate

Transfers in Wapello county, Iowa,
for the week ending Saturday, Nov.
"a, 1877. Reported for the COURIER
by j. O. Briscoe, Loan Broker and
Abstract maker, Ottumwa, Iowa:
A w Holtzhauser ct al TO Phebe
Holtzhauser W d for si2 of $ W fri Il
& W 80 acres of s w Sc of sec 6 twp 70
r IL, $4,000.
Phebe Holtzhauser ct al to T p
Holtzhauscr wd for SC 4se a &el0 acres
of W sell of sec 6 twp rs IL, ST.
10000.
Phebe Holtzhauser ct al TO Fred
Ritter wd for 262s acres in sell of
nwA sec 8 & 26 acres sci of sw4
sec Z all in twp 10 IL, 81, 100.
Phebe Holtzhauser ct al to A w
Holtzhauser wd for nesw 4&w14 acres
seswi4 sec I Of twp 70 r IL, 81, 100.
Jacob Cell & VT to II T. Packwood
wd for n11snch sec l5 twp 73r l3 81
$50.
Jacob Chiffon & VT to OFT Cemetery
Association wd for pit nwswla of sec
Is twp 70 r Ii, SIS.
T Hackworth Il VT 81 A g Har-
row & VT to John G Warder qcd for
ehs of neL of sec twp y -, $40.
T Hackwortl & VT 81 A T Har-
row u ITO James McFadden qcd
for sell of swA of sec II twp - IL,
$40.
Franklin Newell to James Hughell
qcd for pit of sec 9twp II II, 81.
Alexander Lee to Chas Il Byam
qcd for nwA sec % twp Il IL, ST.
TIP Spillman admr to Wade Kirk
patrick d n1asw4 of sec ID & neA Of
sc Il Of sec IA all in twp % r ID, So
900.
John Lance ct al to Phillip Hoitz-
hiser wd com Sc cor nwL sec 3 twp 70
r IL, thence nS0 rods, thence W 3d.
rds, thence $50 rds, c53ta rds to beg
$50.
Sheriff to John Yeager sd for 81
nwswA Of sec ~ twp ~ Ii, $50.
James H Lyon e VT to A G Harrow
d for e1asw14 Of sec 26 e. sw 14se1 sec
% twp IL r IL, s.
Peter Knox & VT to Leonard Knox
wd for pit Of ne n com on line sec q
thence n40rds nw20Hrd s40rds SEQ
ysrds to beg sec 81 twp 73 Is, 1925.
| Peter Knox q VT to Leonard Knox
wd for swnc(ex 5 es)&senw&n3l
acres lot l in neil all in sec 81 twp "a
r Is, B.
| VIM III Baker h VITO w s Christie
wd for lot 3 Bakers add to OFT $500
/ Wade kirkpatrick to T P Spillman
wd for swh lots 1l&l2 in Major 4
Dibbles add to OFT, $3.50.
| Sheriff to Henry Wilson sd for lott
3&4 of Belts sub OF lots 1854 in
OFT, $2,352.39.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-28
Tina In0rmllaas NJ ARN

Arc harder to bear thar the ailments
of middle life or youth, since tho resis-
tant power In the system has diminish
ed with declining years, and disease
and pain have more power over the
enfeebied body. 1t IL therefore the
more essential that that resistant pow
or should be augmented. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitter, benign tonic cordial
Is admirably adapted tor the purpose.
Il countcracts the ipfirmities peculiar
to age, and succours worn out nature
Il vivifiss the feeble frame, adds new
oil, ~ II were. to the flicke,ing lamp Of
life, diffuees fresh warmth through the
chilled veins, aud gives comfort as
well - relief, thus tightening the bur-
den Of age, and rctarding, in meas
ure the progress of decay. Ladies' in
delicate health, az well as aged persons
derive great benefit from this whole
some stimulative tonic, which IL abso-
lutely pure, unobjcctionable In flavor,
and 10 recommended by physicians Of
repute.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-28
MARKETS.

The readers of the COURIER this
week will notice quite perceptible
change in the price Of some commodi-
ties, especially hay and straw. Hay
is in good demand and sold to-day
without regard to quality at $40 per
ton. This is an unusual price conse-
quent upon the bad condition of the
roads. Think of straw selling at 81
per ton and no questions asked as to
quality.
The market for hogs is very un-
settled and much depends upon the
weather. They sold to-day, on a
careless market at $3.75@3.s5, and to
obtain the latter price the quality OF
necessity to be the least objections
Bile.
1t will be observed that we have
added quotations for furs which are
certainly low enough, but probably
as high as the eastern market will
warrant.
Ottunawa Grocery.gMarket.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-28

Headquarters for stoves is without
doubt at McCarroll and Sons, where,
in addition to other extra heating
stoves they present the Clinton. 1t is q
soft coal base burner with all the good
qualities Of the more expensive hard
coal favorites and is warranted to be
superior to any soft coal burning
stove in use. 1t is really very hand
some stove for which ia claimed supe-
riority, in that it is double illumina-
ting, has clinkerless CRATE, reversible
flues, dust damper and other i'm
provenents not in use with any other
soft coal stove. There are four sizes.
are cheaper, easier managed and use
less fuel than any other stove Of the
sort in use. nov1ldeod9tw3t.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-28
Nofina,

have purchased the Nursery Stock
Of J. G. Chapel and will sell all
kinds Of Fruit and Ornamental trees
at reduced rates, as am determined
to close out the stock. Parties desir-
ing to purchase, can call on me or at
the Nursery, ~ miles north of town.
1l-5-d2aw wit 4. P. SPILMAN.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-28
sMERIrr,s SALE.

BY virtue Of nm execution to me directed from
the Clerk OF the District Court of Wapello county
Iowa, on q judgment obtained in said court on
the Slst day of January, 1877. in favor of Moses
Leonard. as plaintiff and against John s. walk
er, as defendant, for the sum of Three Hundred
and sixty five and Oh 100 Dollars and costs taxed
at ~ .05 and accruing costs, have levied upon
the following personal property taken ~ proper
ty of said defendant to satisfy said execution,
to-wit:
One Book Case, one Private Library containing
about 15) vols, two Bedsteads and the bedding
thereon, one Bureau, two Carpets, three Wash.
stands, three Stoves-being two Heating Stoves
and one Cook Stove, one large Oil Can, one dozen
Chairs. two Office Tables, and one Extension
Table.
And viii offer the same for sale to the highest
bidder for cash In hand on the 8th day of Deccm-
Der. 1871, IN front Of g. A. Madson's business
block on Main Street, In Ottumws. Wapello conn
ty, lows, ~ the hour OF 2 O'clock p. In. Of said
day, when and where due attendance will be
given by the Undersigned.
Dated ct Ottumwa, Iowa, Nov. 10, 1871.
T. r. SplLMAN
nov es-2w $50 Sheriff offs Aid Co.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-28

SHoT.-Saturday afternoon about
half-past three O'Clock, % freight
train was coming west, about 3 miles
this side Of fMt. Pleasant, the rear
brakeman while on tho top Of >
freight car, was shot in the face by .
man on the side Of the track, The
brakeman fell from the car and the
conductor who saw the act, stopped
the train and arrested the man who
shotths gun. The brakeman is named
james o'Brien. The shot are scatter.
ed over his face but his wounds ~
not dangerous. The man who did
the shooting Is named Stuart. n
was taken to Mt. Pleasant and put nm.
der bonds, and was to be tried to-day
h claims that the shooting was acct.
dental.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-28
sHEMIEF,s SALE.

By virtue of an execution to me directed from
the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Wapelo county
lows, on judgment obtained in said court, on
the oath day OF October, 1877, In favor of Daniel
Rodabaugh, as plaintiff, and against william
Huston and Cynthia A Huston, as defendants, fol
the sum Of Eight Hundred and Twenty eight and
. 100 Dollars and costs taxed at S48.75 and &C.
cruing costs, have levied upon the following
real estate taken rs property OF said defendants,
to satisfy said execution, to-wit:
The southwest quarter Of the northeast quarter
and the east half OF the southeast quarter of the
northwest quurter l6acres on of the east side Of
the l0utuwest quarter of the east half of northwest
Seyenty-two (7a), Range Twelve (2) west.
And Will offer the same for sale to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, on the let day Of Deem
IN Of the h .Ss In
O'Clock. p, m. of said day, when and where due
attendance will be given by the undersigned.
Dated at Ottnmwa, Iowa. Nov. Isl, 1877
TIP. SPILMAN, Sheriff said Co.
nov 2I-2W.4O BY j G Slaughter. DENNY.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-28

Coughs, Colds, s. re Throat, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, and all diseases Of
the Lungs and Chest are readily cur
ed by DR.. MarshalIs Lung Syrup, q
remedy which never fails to give sat
isfaction. Price only 25 cents. Sold
by J. L. Taylor & Go.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-28

swine.
Mr.. 8. Empie, living in the sub
urbs OF the city, sold to-day to M.
Heinrich, two Pol-nd China pigs
seventeen months old, which weighed
$40 lbs, or 40 lbs, each, gross, for
which he received the premium price
of 4 cts. amounting to $3.50.
These pigs were uncommouly fine,
large ones, showing the result Of good
breeding and good care.
Mr.. Enpie informs rs that he fat
tened them, for the most part, on
boiled corn, unground.
We should like to make a note OF
the man who can beat this.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-28

Mr.. w. ]. Calhoun, Of Richland
Tp., IL about to move to the neighbour
hood Of Palmyra, Mo. Mr.. Z. is
strong Democrat, but . friend of the
'CouRlEB, because he says it is q good
newspaper, and he to-day paid for It
till Feb. lst, 1879. Our books are
open for moro names, of advance pay
Ing Subscribers, and we will send 1t
.one year, postpaid, anywhere in the
~. g., to all persons without respect
to creed, color or politics, for $1.5O.
Send In your names for the largest
newspaper In Iowa.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-28
Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership Of Zulauff & Schwabkey,
in the Wooden Mill, is hereby dissolv-
ed by mutual consent, Mr.. Schwab-
key retiring from the business. Hen
ry Zulauf will continue the business,
and will collect all accounts due the
concern and pay all debts.
Nov. 26,-d1w1 HENRY ZULAuF, In.
+. ScHwABKEY.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-28

Mr.. J. c. Emery, special agent Of
the State Insurance Company, has in
his possession one Of the fines: speci-
mems of antique sculpture we have ev-
or seen. lis a medallion head of a
woman, of pure Anglo Saxon type,
covered with a wreath of berries and
oak leaves. 1t is cut in gypsum and
is hardened until it has finty ap-
pearance. 1t was found on the Charl-
ton farm, below Alpine, on the Des
MONIES river, some four years ago, in
piece Of newly cleared wood land
which was being plowed up, for the
first time. 1t lis very valuable relic,
and was evidently cut by some 9TH
er race than the Indians who former
~ inhabited this region. Mr.. Emery
has quite cabinet of curiosities, but
esteems this more than any other in
his possession.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-28
a card from 90. auperIntendent.

a Gard from Co. Superintendent.
EDS. CoURIER FL am having poor
health and may not be able to be In
Ottumwa much during the remain
der of my term. I have arranged
with Geo. W. Holland, Esq, to con-
duct examinations at my Office ON
each Saturday in December. Teach
ers finding 1t moro convenient can
call upon me at my residence In Agen-
cy City. CLAY WooD, Co. Supt.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-28
Sbswls. Nantes and Wraps.

India VALLEY Cashmere Shsvls from 500 90 mp,
India Filled Centefs at $50 90 and up,
Real DeccA, Chedda and Striped India ShAwls,
new designs. from 80 upwards. Also, full lines
British. French aud German ShAwls In beautiful
ne v styles. Of the best aud most reliab'e manu.
fsctuYe. Paris Nantes and Cloaks Of the latest
modes q TN $500 mp. and Berlin from $500.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-28
VEGE'lINE
PARTIES the Blood, Ress0vGtes
and I7avigOr0teS the
Whole System.

IFS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alleratiy,, Tonic, Solvent and Diustie.
vEoErlSE is made exclusively from the
Juices Of carefully selected barks, roots and
eTeetnaly eradicate from the system every faint
OF Acrofnin, Scrofuious Hon0r, T0s
niors, Cancer, Caeeereus Henor,
Erysipeins, snlt Rheuua, Syphtltete
Diseases, Cnaker, Fainaness M che
pnre blood. scinaicu, lnGamnaatery and
Uhronic Rheu.sntism, Nesralgt1,
s;ont and Spinal Complaints, can only
be eirectualiy cured through the blood.
skin, rnstuies. Iimpiee, Dlssches,
Eoils, letter, Scaid. head and Ring.
worm, VEuEriNE has never failed to effect .
permanent cure.
plants, Drop.y. Female Weakness,
IeucorrhGa, arising from internal ulcera-
ton, and uterine diseases and General DE.
billy, VE0ETINE acts directly upon the
causes OF these complaints. 1t invigorates and
strengthens the whole system. acts upon the So
eretiye organs. ailays Inflammation, cures ulcer
alton aui regulates the bowels.
For Catnrrh, Dyspepaia, MnAiaoal
Costivcmess, Palpitatton Of the Heart.
elrnrrai Prosirasien or shc Nervous
system. no medicine has given such pers
feet satisfaction as the VEGEriSE. 1t purifes
the blood, cleanses all OF the organs, and pos
sesses controlling power over the nervous sys-
TEN.
Tie remarkable cures effected by VE6ErIyE
have induced many physicians and apotllecaries
whom We know to prescribe and use 1t In their
ogsn families.
In fact, yEGETISE Ia the best remedy yet
discovered for the above diseases, and is the only
reliable Il a.OOD RlFAE lS yet placed
before the public.
PREPARED BY
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The attention of our readers is call.
ed to the prospectus Of the PRAIRIE
FARMER which will be found in this
paper. 1t is one Of the best, if not
the best, agricultural journals in the
Union. No farmer should he with
out it.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-28

When You buy Homeopathic medi-
cines, be sure you get the regular
preparations such as physicians use.
A full line Of these ON hand from
Luyties' Homeopathic pharmacy, St.
Louis, and for sale by
JoHN L. Moons, Ottumwa.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-28

LADIES'. Misses, and Children's Hosiery fsom
81 20 Adozen, up TO the finest goods All the new
est and prettiest designs IN Hosiery represen-
ted In our stock IN SIZE, Cotton And Mesino.
"A thing OF beauty 10 . Joy forever,
and beautiful stockings are now considered an
indi pensnble part OF female attire.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-28
100, 600 Copies ofST. NICHOLAS
FOR THE
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
Only e5 Censs q Copy.

Some idea ofthe attractions offered in tue
CHRIsTNAS HOLIDAY NUMBER
of est Nicholas of which 100 900 copies will be
issued may be gained from the following: There
WILLIAM CULLEN BRAANT; q fine hitherto
unpublished sketch of Boy Life, by the Late
THEODORE WINrHROPi and short story by
new fairy story, SWEET MARIoRAM DAY. by
FRANK n. STOCKTON, 1.-THE PETERKINS'
CHARADEs, )" by LUCRErIA p. HALF; appetite
fiddle by DR. j. G. HOLLAND, and comparison
between the manners Of young folks In old times
aud nowadays, by GAII. HAMILTON.
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Mourning DEPARTMENT.

French and English Grapes, Grenadines and
Organdies, Bombazines, Henrietta Ciosh 81 90 up,
French Cashmere, Soc up. 1iarritz Cloth Sergea,
Australian Grapes ana other desirable fabrics ct
very low prices.
We maize up full suits OF Mourning from meas
ure ut short notice. Mourning jet Jewelfy, and
all smsli articnbs Of Mourning In variety.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-28

DurIee y Pollard have on hand q
fine stock Of Spring Farm Wagons
which they win sell for the next six
ty days at lower figures than was ever
made on wagons before In this mar
ket. Now Is the time to bny a. they
must be sold. levitt