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Form, Of Gsarautee.

The signed nsme Of guaranor OF (name the town.
State Of Insane he St and name Of second guarsntor &c
hereby undertake that the above nafd (sms the bidder bid
dersl will his teri offer shove Be accepted into
contract with the United States within en days after the date
OF notes through the posOe Of the acceptance Of his lOr
therl offer before menlonei.
Witness. signature Of guaTantor
I certify that the named (eTe the gHaranOrs)
known to to be good and responsible guarantees in this
tsiEnaturel
Tob signed BY the district Judge, district attorney collector
agent person the bureau be response
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Arrival Of the steamer City of Man.
chester.
NBw YoBK, Jane 15.-The STEINER City Of Man
chester is signsled. Her dates anticipated
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Regular Nashville and Lou
ksssEt isviIIe Passenger Packets.
HEMPESr,
JOHN GAULT,

One the above above erW ednss
day A. clock. NJ connecting at Louisville with the United
States Mail Packets FOR Cincinnati Paerbug Wheeng Pitts
burg and Ohio Railroad FOR the east Through receipts
fyen Tor regt Baltimore York and Boston,
sloW BY other reliable line These boats built
press the trade The strcte puncusty observed In time
uviaI rg. For freight passage apply board TO
II. II. HARRIsON.AgeDt-
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n~ Fest, and no Mistake.
4SSA1ge-S The genuine DAELEY'S MAGICAL PAIN
EXTRACTOR when applied to burns scslds, and nfsned
and painful wounds will Immediately produce cooling and
soothing effect the pain Incredibly short space
Of time.
See that each box has steel engraved label, with HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer, thereon.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT l. CO.,
81 and Isl Chsrres Street
Sole agents tbe Southern st,te and to whom orders
should be addressed. mayI7-d&wIm
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NEGRO MAN FOR SAFE.

Y decree Of the County Court Davidson county rendered
} at the January Term, 1859, case Of Thomas
HObs administrator Of Priscilla Burgess deceased parte
will Offer for SALE fOr cash, at the Court Nashville
Friday, the lh Of June next, negro named Nathan
Rsy1e-dh Z. r CHEATHAM, Q, 4 u.
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We have just learned that

N<@ We have just learned that
49, MCLEASs sTR.SoTHENISG CORDIAL will cure
various dease prevalent among Children necessary
~ parent should keep supply hand and when required give
as directed Try tit pleasant to See advertisement
another column junel-d&wIm.
sBank of West Tennessee, al
SsG-sScSS MEMPHls.-Che notes OF this Bank will be
she Union Bank Of Tennessee Nashville (dt
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PORTSMOUTH. n. II.

Class No stORe No White pine, spruce timber and
lumber; class No Lime and ha class No Uenent No
Sand class No H. sgeel class No
ID augrs; Class No H. Fe class No Is Paints, oils sad glass;
class No g. ship candery class No 49,, Sperm oil No
H. srduare class No L. Stationery; class No Hayseass
81, Proyener class Charcos class No Is Iron castings
class No s Goals; 09 Tower eleeki class 9 Pow
der Magazine.
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40 NEGROES.
HAVE just received about forty ircudns
good families and we'll qualified house
Cai and look them, as will sell cheap for cash.
H. J. LYLBs
Cedar Rtreet.
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Giltert's Fly Traps sold by
SAM YANLEER & CO.,
junes-2m Market street.
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Glass No White hard wood timber add lumber; eas
Ne G. White pine timber aud lumber; class No . Lie class No
H. Iron, iron spikes nails Ne 70 Steel; class No o.
Files class No 5 Paints oils and g4s No To- Ship chan
dery class No Ii Sperm OIL class No H. HardsaFe class No
H. Stationery: 10, FewoOd; class No 20, Hay
straw elss No 81 Provender No a. Charcoal class
Betting, &C. class No q, Goals No q, Augers.
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Class No l. Bricks class No yellow pine; class No ) Oak
and hard wood class No 8, White pine: Class No Lines
&e class No Cement; Gravel Sand;
-, iran, iron nails and spes class No r. Steel class No H.
Files class No Is Fants oils and glass No 49, Ship chan
dery class No l6. Sperm No u, narware No
H. stationery class No 90 Hay and straw; class No 81 Proven
der class No - Charcoal class No % Betting, &e elass No q
Augers; class No 9S, Coal.
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Class No Bricks; class Stone; class No S Oak hard
wood timber and LUMBER class No = Lime and hair class NOs
Cemen class No q ravsI sand class No IL Iron,
spikes and nails; class l2 Steel; class Nc H. Files eassN IL
ain oils and glass; class No TO- Ship ehsndler class No l6h
oils class No L. Hardware class Nc L. Stationery;
No 90 Hay and straw No e. Provendr class No - Char
soa class No % Packng; class No ., Iron castings class Ne
Ausrsr .cI.a 49,,
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C5paratice prices OF Cotton at his date, re Joolzg
years 'otA rate ef Freight to AireTPooS and Of etiHg
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OFFICERS.
HONORARY MEMBERS

Baldwin, D.H. Bullock, We. I Hern, ;
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Glass No l. Bricks class Nc 3 Yeopine timber; class No
White pine timber and lumber class Z Lime; class No 3
class No Sand class No 10 Slate class No IL iron,
spikes and raj class No - Steel class No ID Pig iron; class
No a. Fes; class No Is. Prints, oils and glass; class No To-
Ship eandlery No I6, Sperm oil; Glass No IL Hard
aS No "a. Stationery 30 Hay class No
Poyendsr class No ~ Charcs class Nc - Iron roof Tor
tualng establishment class No IS, Building granite
wharf At Fort Norfolk class No &C. Augrs class No % Goals
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Class No Clothing: class = Hats shoes class
No Provisions class No Groceries, class No s. Dry GrOsd
class No 8, Bread c class No :, Tobacco class No Nisc
laneOus; class g arEre No TO- Plns oils and glass;
class No Al, Lumber class No L. Stationery class No - Fire
wood Class No H. Coal class No i5 ProYsnde class No TX
Painting class No Il, Excavation elias Nc Is Paving elAsNO
10 Bricks
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CO1TlEl5I.
May20-f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-26
Jap On
Howard Associatlnn. P.,i!a.

4 Bruer0ieat Isfitutiau eN'Iii.isF JV sra.iII Er.
dO7CDteEt, Tor tie Reitf 81 tie Il kdad DGtres,ld
ggl|rt|7 NTH Iirui 1T GHt, E,t|-atic Discusses.
FsNtiE HOW ARD ASSOCIATIONS. in view OF Iue awful
Il destruction - human life caused hy Sexual d.sea-
and the dccepous TTacticed upon ;e unfortunate
victims Of such d.seasts by Quacks several years ago
directed their Consulting Surgeon AZ "a CHAIR FABLE
ACT worthy OF their name TO open DSpensary for the
AID to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to an who -
ply by letter, wi;l description Of their condition GAGE
occupation habits Of lie. EcD and in of
poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
1t Is needless add the Association commands
the highest Medical ski 81 tie and ~ furnish the
most approved modern treattaeut.
The Directors o: tie Association, in their Annual
port upon the treatment Of S-Ia Diseases express the
highest sat- faction with the success which a. attend
Ell the lahors OF their Surgeons in the Of Sperma-
torrhGa. Seminal " eakuzss. Goaorrhgt. elect Syphi
lis the vice OF onausn Self Abuse, Diseases Of the
Kidneys and Bladder, &C and order continuance OF
the same plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors Il Tevtw OF the past. feel assured
that their abors ia this sphere Of benevolent effort
have been of tit the acj especialv
with renewed ZEAL to this very important and much
despised cause.
An admirable Report on Spernatorrhna, er Seminal
Weakness tie vice of 0nansm, Mlsturbation, Self
Abuse and other diseases OF the Sexual Organs by the
Consulting Surgeon. will be by mail. Gin Seaei
enveope0 FREE or CHARGE. receipt CT TWO
STAMPS postage. oiher Reports and Tracts the
nature and treatment OF Sexual diseases, Diet &C.
constantly being pubs, ell for gratous distribution,
and will be the afflicted. OF the re-
needles and methods OF treatment discovered during the
last year, are az great vaIGe.
Address, for Report treatment, DR.. J. SEILLIN
IIoCGHr0N. Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
South Ninth Street, Piladelp Aja, Pa.
By order OF the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWFLI., President.
GEO. FAIRCiIILl,. Sscretg-g- sepl0
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e. Are infaliihe Tor against using pills while In
removing SJopDages II tIt condition, the pro-
reCula-itics OF tie aeu-eS. pr.-tsr re-
The Pulls nothing : ~ron,.bility after the
rev. but have been used : ABOVE adnouitioI athO'
B1ctGr his rrac- heir niliucsS would pre-
many ars, both any injury health;
France and America - otherwise these pills are
vit unparalleled success iided. Directions
in every case: and he /. a. accompanying each bsx.
urged hy many thousand - Price. 81
ladies Who have used them = Y. B-A~k for DR.. d.
make tia Pills UGb!ic - P"Hrr's Golden Pills See
fer the al. Walton Of those iuature every box
suffering any ir-rgu : You Then obtain pill you
Iariiiss whatever. proven may depend upon
tatiy- to ladies whose Ladies' by inclo<inC one
health will rot permit of - dollar by mail to either Of
an increase Of family. :. the AGENT. below. can have
Pregnant females, or the F!is sent (coufdeu-
those surprising them =. raiiy' any part .: the
selves SO, cautioned country.
SclI by
HOLES. SMITH CO. f2f Lake =, Chicago,
Agents for tie North Western States, also dealers in
Patent NJ diciues generally.
ssldby n WALKER, Oaa,ca,
+ Y GEIGGS. "
my1 D. WARD. KGrs1jies.
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RD0El1M8'S GERMAN PILL.

being well known throughout Europe and America needs
no commentator here They purcl vegetable are
prepared with great exactues and are scarcoatcd No
better Cahaftc Pal be found. PRICE - cts per box
These medicines are prepared 10y Dr. C. NJ JACKSON &
Co., Philadelphia, Pa. and Louis Mo- and are sold Ey
druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere The sig
nature OF T. " Jackson VIII be the outside of each
bottle or box.
In our EreryjOdys ilnanac' published annually you
viii find testimony and cummendatory notices from all
parts of the country. These Almsnacs given away by
ali our agents.
For sale in Ottawa by G. l. THOMPSON. D. WALK
ER Z Y GElGGS and NJ ENIrSSI. rnv1o
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S:usic sor parties, sc.

YS'HE "LIGHT GCARD END" Ottawa, IL. i,
Il prepared, heretofore, to furnish music either
with brass strnged Instruments for balls parties
picIcs, public parades, meetings, &c the lowest y
Eng rates This band has been in existence for several
years and claim TO be proficient any other in che
country.
Contracts for music must be made with PHILIP X 4.
6hLL7 Leader. No others regarded binding. j. NJ
Hunt is not the leader of this band nor autbarz,d 10
make engagements for il.
Pianos tuned order.
Phi. KADELL, Leader Brass Rgnd
noyi9-Sn G. ". STEVENS, Ledder .arin1 Rand
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Otta0a fire. Graotr .
LOCAL. MATTERS.
Fire Engine Trial.

/ The new fire engine company, Jndint
No. made their first public appear
ance with their new machine" on Sat
urday last, and to add brilliancy to the
occasion, Niagara Engine Co No. l turned
out with them. The boys took pains on
both sides to make as imposing a display
rs possible The companies turned out
about a. members each, all in full uniform.
/ The Niagara Engine was drawn by four
gaiiy caparisoned horses, with colored ri
ders in livery. on the near horses, and the
| Undine was drawn by six horses, also gal
" caparisoned, with a driver in livery, the
whole procession was led by band, and
paraded through the principal streets, at
tracing universal admiration
+ At three in the afternoon the companies
halted near Plymouth Church, on Madison
street, to give their respective engines a
trial. An immense crowd had assembled
to witness the contest. The engines were
soon III readiness, and commenced pouring
water on the Plymouth church steeple.-
/ The trial lasted an hour or more As the
tndine was so much larger and more ex-
rensive a machine than the Niagara, the
general expectation was, that she would
come out ahead in the trial, and this she
did in the steadiness and volume of her
stream-but when it came to measuring
the actual height thrown by either engine,
it was difficult to say which was ahead
We had an unfavorable position from
which to take observations, and are GER
tainly unable to affirm positively that there
was a foot difference in the height attain
ell by either, although there may have
been dozen feet difference The stecple
is about 100 feet high, and both engines
threw water at least 80 feet above the pin
nacle
Ottawa certainly has reason TO be proud
Of her engines. and of the companies that
have them i'll charge With such engines
thus ably manned surely no fire can make
much headway in our city. 1t will now be
an object worthy the attention of our men
Of property, to aid in keeping up, by lib
eral eratuities if necessary, to these COM
panics, their efficient organization 1t is
admitted that Niagara, in single year
saved ten times as much property from
loss by fire as She cost, and doubtless Tn
dine Will, in the same way, soon pay for
herself Cur people must not grumble.
therefore, If their liberal:ty Is occasionally
appealed TO for financial aid to pay for the
engines and keep them in efficient order.
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Sole Agez' for the United .St0f~e.
IA RssDg,yyrot, E-,c Va,
Wholesale Oyster Depot,


WOODS MEAT 1iiRI<fv
FsfilE undersigned wishes 20 inform the sr.cers ,d
saiocn Keepers IN Ottawa and vicinity maj he has
opened Wholesale Oyster Depot at the abovs -
where he car furnish them with the best grade. Of
ters IN can, key and shell, being put un in H.
East and South, at Chicago prices. Also fresh Narln
ac rout and bite Fish, IN large or small Quantities to
suit the trade 0' ~
n b-fhe highest cash price paid for FRESH PRAI.
RE CHICKENS and QUAILS, in large quantities.
nnFig-; WIN. Z. GREGG
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PRAISE Is SUPERFLUOUS.
IT'S SUPREMACY IS ESTABLISHED
TIE GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE.

TIE BEST IN THE WORLDl
SfOR families TO that desire stitch unrivaed for
Il BEAUTY, ELASTICITY, and STRENGTH This
machine sews equally well all fabrics muslin. cot
ton, linen, WOODEN cloth, &c; from the finest SWISS
MUSLIN up to the HEAVIEST BEAVER CLOTH or
LEATHER II finishes its work, which is more du-
rabe than any fabric, runs at quicker of speed
than ahy other simple in its
understood. and with proper management neuer gets
out ef repair. Making a stitch peculiar TO itself,
Tie Ceiebrdtsd Doa5te Lick Stitch
II impossible to make any improv the latter
and all other machines being INFERIOR it claims univer-
sal favor
TIE UNRITALLED GROVER .f EAEER'S
SGch machine. :. one Of househ0d gods :" il 10 "
considered as essential TO the comfort of well.regu
lated family, as fre in uinter lamps after taei.
liyht"
We only desire that every shall give a nd
impartial examination conscious that superior
merits will be apparent to every discerning eye.
Offices OF Exhibition and Sale
495 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
loo LAKE STREET. CHICAGO.
81 FOURTH STREET, ST. LOUIS,
sH-SEsD A CIRCULAR. J. WAY
ocs Agent 3t1ira, ~
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R.;&fa

iAe 4'.i OF A"Eeuber, IN Ottawa, given by
~ " tQisey. 10 T. q. Halbsrt or order for one hnr
i'ifed and thrty-twc dollars, dated June ia Is3s An
are here5y cautioned MOTTO purchase said note
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FIRST PREMIUM.
OTTAWA
Literary & Commercial Institute

u
TVNH1s Institution, situated the of Main and
Il CouMbus streets, organized the past term,
der the most favorable auspices, numbering hun
dred students. For this unusually large patronage
are most grateful. and feel willing to pledge
energies to satisfy the confidence thus placed in
The of instruction in this Institution is
rough and 'actica embracing fun course OF study
preparatory to evsry branch of business in life and to
admission OF the ella in college.
The commercial includes single and double en-
try book keeping, applied to stock and partnership
books in wholesale and retail merchandising,
braces compound company commission, steamboa;ipg,
banking, commercial calculations, penmans,p, and
much other useful information usually taught in our
best commercial colleges.
The student graduating from this department viii he
well qualified for the practical duties of the counting
ROOM
This term will close on Friday. Dec. %. The next
term Of the second year will commence the first
Tuesday in January next.
INSTRUCTORS:
ISAAC STONE JR., \. NJ,
Principal and Instructor in the Ancient Languages and
Sciences.
L. d. WHITE,
Principal in Commercial Department: and Instructor in
Book Reeping and Penmanslip.
Mrs JULIA A. Il. STONE,
Prn :pal of the Grammer Department and
in History, Botany, Philosophy, and Astronomy.
Miss MARTHA l.. BUELL..
Assistant and in the Elementary Branches.
Rev. F.. LORRIEACX,
Instructor in the French Language and Literature.
Instructor in the German Language and Literature.
Miss AGNES SWAIN,
Instruc ress in Vocal and instrumental Music.
TUITION AS FOLLOWS:
A scholarship in the High and Normal Department,
per annum Of forty weeks, s. s25
In intermediate Department ..-.. ---...-...-.. 10
Book Keeping, French, German, Music and Painting
extra.
Tuition by the term in advance.
No efforts shall be wanting TO enable every student to
make the highest attachments possible.
The Principal has two houses to rent to parents or
pupils. fap3Ol l. STONE, JR., PfincipdL,
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BUCEwHEAT FLorR-There is nothing
equal to good hot buckwheat cake for
breakfast. But to make good cakes you
must first have good -four, w, ich is not al
ways to be had, for few millers appear to
know how, or to take the pains to make it.
The only sure way we know of to get a
good article, is to go TO Fleming, at the
Schutt Custom mills, in the southwest an
Gle of the hydraulic basin. Other mills
nay keep a good article-but Fleming we
k,,o,r positively does.
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ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOsPITAL-A
quarterly general court of Governors of
this Institution was recently held in the
Hospital, Bloomfield Street, Moorfields,
Richard Heathtield, Esq, in the chair
After the usual preliminaries, Mr.. F. A.
Curling, the Secretary, read the medical
and auditors reports, from which it APP
peared that the total number of out-pa
for operations of cataract, artificial pupil
and other Ophthalmic diseases, had been
10,O5S, and in-patients during the same
period, 1868, making a total of l0,42l.-
The report stated that there had been
Gncluding 346 born blind,) $500 patients
cured of cataract and closed pupils
Dr. Walker, the well-known oculist and
aurist from the above institution, will be
here on or about the lst of December, and
will remain few days He may be con-
suited at the Geiger House.
OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.
OTTAWA, Nov. &c, 1853
Trade has been quite dull during the
week, and prices remain unchanged.
FJour-Superfine, s4.OOa55O.
Corn Neat-sl 50ai 55pr. 100.
Hheat-Winter, s2aS5; spring. 15aSoc.
C0,u-Ear, new, 35a3Sc.; old 6ja6Gc for 70 lbs
UftS-3ia c for 50 lbs.
BdrIey-5Oc for 40 lbs.
2JnOthy Nce{-95c
Lotdtoes-35a40c. p. bush.
Elgs-9c.
Bat@r-l4aI5c.
CAY SkiRS-7c
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RELIEF AZ Ten 11.vyTEs!
BRl-i Us
Il NJ q & w \ L 7, y

u IL } i y y
L l. NJ . y 6 w \ / + Il &
The ORIGINAL MEDICINE ESTABLISHED Z. 1897 ard f,s
drtice Of tie ki'd ere i1,tTod0csd 'Hder TIE nam
81" PULuoSIc WkFEEs'' IN this or Das, .the,. co1i
tyy: al otler P"i;Ho4je HHfrs are cnuafe,f.H.-
The CANINE c,'n Je EHo7rH ty ffs NAM BRYAN be
ing stamped or each WAFER.
BEYAN'S PULNgNIC WATERE
Relieve Coughs, Colds Sore TnToat, and H0arseurss
BRYAN'S PULNDNIC WATERS
Relieve AstLniH- bronchitis. and Difficult Breathing
BETAN'S PULNOSIC WAFEES
Relieve Splitting 81 Blood and Pains IN the Chest.
BEYAN'S PULNONIC WATERS
Relieve 1ncipient CONSUMPTION ana Lu-g Diseases.
BhYAN'S PJLNONIC WATERS
Relieve Irritation Of the Uya'a and Toasils.
BRYAN'S PULNONlC WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Tan Minutes
BRYAN'S FULMoNIC WATERS
Are Blessing 90 All Classes aaI Constitutions
BGTATS PULNIOEiC WATERS
Are adapted fer Focali-ts and Pu3Itr Speakers.
EBYAN'S PULHONfC WAFERS
Are IN simple form and pleasant . tie taste.
BRYAN'S PCLNON!C WATERS
Not only relieve. but eft c rapid and lasting Cures
BRYAN's PULMONIC WAFLRs
Are warranted to give satisfaction 10 every one.
No Family should he Without B.xof
ssES sss.'s s'G;iE;aT.c Waters
!. TIE a"rs'.
No traveller .fo--. b. " l.trrt . sugr,rv Of
EIryan-~ gsi:tl1gGE5,;c :. aErrs
II LIS r1-aEF.
70 person wiz ever object 70 give rc-
E.ryoEs-. E'uIruossic Wafsrs
TWENTT-FIyE Costs.
JOB NiosEs, Sole Proprietor. Ec-'-st,r, y. Y.
6e s:. dt..sicG' IL.
e. I,e Es+,s-:re:5r G. ;:is E.@cc.zzs
TIE GREAT HEALER or MANKIND.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills
IHE WHOLE World ESTyED,
S!CA PEOPLE. EEzsEK:
AFlFG WHICH, act.
N,f1 O. ID r-.-
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Dr.. T. T. MAYDrRY-We copy the follow
ing complimentary notice of DR.. Maybury
from the Ltchiield Gil Journal Those
who knew him when resident of Morris
vile, Will heartily subscribe to the senti-
ments expressed;
Enough of our readers once resided in
Madison county in the Empire State to
justify a personal graph on an eminent
physician from that county, DR. F. T. May
bury. now of Ottawa in this State Know
ing him for a dozen years as a gentleman
and physician of unusual skill and varied
accomplishments, surrounded by large
circle of friends, we were not surprised to
notice in our home exchanges the most
gratifying tributes to his social moral. and
protested worth" The Journal very prop
erly adds-"This language is not idle com
pliment.'
The above which we take from the Ham
ilton o. Y ReDubEc0,1 is not an overdone
compliment to DR. Maybury, who for a
few months past, has been resident of
Ottawa engaged in the practice of his pro-
fess;On. Dr. NJ. possesses eminent skill
as Surgeon and Physician, which coupled
with his pleasing social qualities and NOR
al worth, enttle him to the highest regard
from the people OF Ottawa and surround
ing country.-O tta'ca RtpuJAcan.
Our acquaintance with DR.. NJ, which CO.
vers the time he has been in Ottawa, ena-
bles Us heartily to endorse all that is said
of him in the above, which we copy at the
request OF a warm personal friend.
The City of Ottawa, as far as manufac-
turing clothing is concerned, is now ahead
OF any other city in the State of Illinois,
to prove which, call at the clothing estab.
lishment Of a. 4 II. Alschuler, next door
to Bank of Ottawa, and get convinced of
that fact They are now finishing large
and well selected stock of ready made
clothing. Having all the facilities for man.
ufacturing clothing, enables them to fur
nish cheap and well made article, which
they offer to sell at wholesale prices, Call