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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-01

The Louisville .}1arra1 beautifully says:
There are times when the pulse lies
low III the bosom and beats slow in the
veins when the ~uiyit sleeps the sleep.
apparently. that knows no waking In it,
house OF clay, and the window shutters
are closed, and tie Nyor hung with the
invisible Grape Of melancholy: when wo
wish the golden sunshine pit 'y blaci,ncss.
and very willing to fancy clouds where
no clouds be This is d state Of sickness
when physic may be thrown To the dogs,
for we viii have none OF it. What shall
raise the sleeping Lazarus? What shall
make the heart beat music again. and the
pulse dance to it through all the mvraid-
tnroHGed halls il cur house Of life? VIVA;
shall make the sun Ii-s the Eastern hills
again for u with all his old awaling glad
ness, ard the night overflow with moon
lght, music. love and flowers? Love
itself is the great stinluIant-and most in
tox;cating Of all-and performs all these
miracles. but ( j. miracle itself. and is
not at the drug store, whatever they say
The counterfeit i in the market, but the
winged god is not money changer, we
assure you.
Men have tried many things-but still
ask Tor stimulantS The stimulants we
use, bat require the use Of more-l!en
try to drown the floating dead of their
own souls in the wine cup, but the corpses
will rise We see their faces iii the buJ-
bles. the intoXication Of drink sets the
world whirling again and the pulses play
ing widest music, and the thoughtS gal
loping-but the fast clock runs down
sooner; ana the unnatural stimulation
only leaves the house it fills with the
widest revelry more silent, more sad more
deserted, more dead There is onl one
stimulant that never intoXicates-Duty.
Duty puts a blue sky over every man
up in his heart. may be--into which the
skylalk Happiness a.%ays goes singing.
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From the Illinois State Register.
The Homestead Law--WhO are its real
E,-ieuG~S

.
the pretensons Of Black Rcpu5licanism
to its authorship are 50 ridiculous, while
he further showed that some OF It's leaders
at least, have been its opponents. The
records show that Andrew Johnson OF
lennesse, of late years, has been the cspe-
clal champion of this policy. They fur
ther show that Mr. HamIin. the Republi-
can candidate for Vice President has been
Ms opponent Tho records show nothing
for Mr.. Lincoln. rs our correspondent
stated, when Lincoln was III Congress, he
vas too busy with hampering the Govern
ment, IN Its prosecution OF the Mexican
war, Tor his abolition partizan purposes, to
give his pOnderous attention TO sucii small
matters of legislation as the Homestead
question.
( At the late session the question came
up in both Houses of Congress. We have
h9retofore shown what has been the course
o2fNr Douglas on the question-that he
h persistently, on every occasion, voted
ieT the most liberal measures, aud that
Ne Black Republican candidate for Vice
Pfesident has repeatedly made his mark
against such.
ENe copy below, from the Congressional
recorl. OF the last session, more full eT-
pressious Of Mr. Douglas, on the question,
untiI we nave illlheito GNen ne 'foW
OIL The especial pet Rapublican measure,
N the House, winch, however, had the
Wllofl "a that body, oI -uch Democrats
as Mc'le.naud Logan, Robinson, Morris.
fouN", an', others, WAS passed. i went
TO the senate. and after some time. the con
m!ttec - which II mad been referred made
a report sub-t.tutn- the Senate tl!l IN L
place. On the 10th OF May, this ill being
under consideration Mr. Douglas Offered
an amendment, extending It, provisions
to land which had already been pre.cmrt-
ed, a. well s. 20 that which had been sur
yeyed and wJS subject ID prc--rurt.oa-
The tooy.s ANAL G'oir r ports as follows
MR. D1JCLAsS. ! shall move To amend
the bin Is s.ikiu. out the words subject
to priTatn entry, and putting in ~ word
"suhi.ct u u:e-cmp,ion 50 tia, !. Will
apply 10 all lands subject to pre-cmutiou.
whether thcv be 80 subject hereafter. or
have been heretofore. 80 tilat Il shall be -
general pr:aciple. Permanent ,.ol.cr look
inc to the future.
.lfP. CgrL4vFr-Ifi Il i.lrgsy1-z.l ir 'b.t
manner. what will become Of t;,o-.. y l.o
have zone on the land. IA NTiuua-g.. for
examrie? VIII the : senator amendment
reach those people. and enable them TO
take the land at quarter Of "a dollar as
well rs those wno may 70 hereafter
M u9-sLA.-Ir-e.,eiy What J de
sire j. that every man now on the uuli..
lands that have been surveyed and tu.t
are liable to the provision. of th..IiII. and
al-o all that have cone on 70 lands not SIT
yeyrI. uIay take il uI.icl this bill. -8or
as il becomes SURVEYED and also that al.
persuu- who shall hereafter 90 ON 70 the
land may take il under tins iili - s-0Sae
it shall be surveyed That j. what ! de
sire To soc IN the JliL
Nh WApr-I believe that : ri-nt-
Let Ms have % vote. believe n. i,r,I,o-
siti9r Of the Senator from Illinois is riaht.
and want vote.
".Ir DUrGLAs-I viii stop right here i;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-01

ECLECTIC HHtSi'IAN MD SjEt=EpN
Office tit,5 a0y s~st C!tg5gt, B,Uik, Main Street,
OTTAWA, Ills.
TNE 9. wcn!d respect tu!iF call tie attention OF those
suffering C1ro;e Diseases particularly
fuIa White swelling s.t tl-uni, Erapsions Of tie Face
and Sair SAID Il d r1 Scrrs, aId all diseases arising
from impurities Of The blood
Also. Il, iortu.ti. CUTy'Urr-, aud Diseases of the
Spine Distortions the Feet, Contracted Limbs, Stid
Joints, &c
Cancer treated upon entirely principle, and
with a sncces- heretofore unesual@a- apt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-01

Nfw WAY TO PRESERVE FlsH.-A genuius
in Rochester has taken out Il patent for
preserving fish in ice. He exhibited at q
public house there on Saturday cake of
solid, transparent ice, containing three
cubic feet, in the centre Of which were
twenty or more fine speckled trout. The
fish could be distinctly seen, and attracted
the attention of all who passed by. The
chamber to receive the fish is made in the
block of ice by chemical process, and the
oritice is sealed in like manner. Fish
thus put up can be kept for weeks in sum
mer and sent to the tropics if required.
After the fish are enclosed the ice is laid
into box and packed in saw-dust, and
can then be carried by any conveyance.
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Esuesia Vista Floral Gardens.

At the rtsidencec Of W. H. ". C,ssaR,an, East OHasc0
Always for sale aarge supply of perpetual Roses and
other kinds of towering plants. To-
ato Rhybarb, Cabbage, plants &c., &C., in their
on. and Vegetables cf all sinos. ion14
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Carriage Repairing shop.
i'' branches of Carriage and Wagon repairing viii
- he done with despatch and in the best manner. at
GAYS Carriage Shop Buggies MADE to order from S75
20 $i25 and warranted in every respect - '-'-'5
Shop on the fret corner north Of Geiger House,
la Sale ST ,oesl JG GAY Hg@nt
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NJ ] l. l. | y +. IL y


vZTrGI0 call tie attention Of the ladies to large
w ari choice selection Al SPRING AND SUMMER
MILLINERY GOODS, which she wi!l be happy to shoe
at her rooms second door north of the Mansion
House. in the formerly occupied Drug Store.
Ladies, please give call
Bleaching and pressing done. ap.
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Z. &. e-0.nzzECEs. VI. n..

c4Tlldr. pyug.-is. T : yrfL.-arV Min ST. Ottdto
tWICIE-ALE AND RETAIL
Importer OF Dr'=- Chemicals, French Cosniae Bran
de-. WircS. &c &c augZs
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3D. geG HARRIS.
u. !i[IE-SS...

AFFiCT IN r- second > cry Of Suul-T. building.
Z tire Bank az Ottawa, Residence, Fast Main street
east of Fox River augS2
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EAIPORIUAI OF FASHION
7ssE.G.IlE5sY GOGDs.
TER GOODS,
LOWER PRICES.

Than any o.ler Millinery establishment in the rify
Nr-. GEEH' H1H secured ot tie OI'v
entiGc Dress M-r the city. ani j. prepared do
Dress Making ia al. - branches, - usual
Madame DEuoEzST'S celebrated patterns for D~,Sr-s
EasTu-S, Sleeves. Under Gr.rInruts. a-d Childrcus
Dresses, received monthly. and FOR sale
French and American Stamped Embroidery, OF new
b-a l:if4l designs.
B"ut-ts haleh.I and pressed. by new process.
Can ani see Mr.. Gregg, on Main st, opposite Il
Mansion House IN iGe formerly occupied hv C
Z. Pratt Co. IapI-tf1 SARAH GREGG.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Carriage Repository,

MAIN ST.. ................... OTTAWA, ILL.
KEEP Constantly on hand, ana ana are i'
fs>sk @.SS.L Connecticut, good ass"rrept OF ttp-
Y ,iaGes and B"ggir&, such .s Focd;''-
rays, Sit@e Scat, Top and Open Eaggies with Elliptic
SPRINGS and Concord style. Also. ttCC S6dted open
BuGgies &c, which selling at low prices. 1t will
be my aim make il for the interest Of all in want to
pur chase of me. All warranted.
uy26-Gnt II W. JONES.
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Honroprflj- TiE>jrir,-r rttsr'. Ni'n"5'.
Office on ir Sale IT. Madison, in Fl. emai
Block Office hou!= from = II. and "a :: and q
to 9 P.I. "H--"-'iT
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ELECTRO CHEMI AL BATHS.

Office orr PierQne', Store south side Court Honse
EeR VAN DOgEE. with his Baths and Medicines. is
EJ prepared to all forms OF Chronic aud Con:ti
tutional Diseases Tie ecctnaliy draw mercury
system, ard magically relieve the patient when
suffering Salvation and Aercural Sores efectng
= permanent Also, in all forms of scrniua,
Ehe umatism, Neuralgia trys speias, Salt Reun, Scad
Head Deafness and ringing in the Catarr. Bron
ctis Asthma, Consumption in FIRST and second stages
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Piles GraVrI and Kidney
Aractions Decay e Zones. Fever Sores, White Swell
ing Contracted Cords. stiff Joints &C, &c Cancers
and successfully cured without the use Of the
knife iaHi4
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:..ic,.,sE!r.s! FlunIcn,csie

Such as Common ScoUtsRG, me sNOrSe, amt Prairie
PLOFS, AarrO'cs. CgitirGtoy~. Horse HGkes dc,
In shert all kinds OF nUHyy farmers tools. Their maci
nerv all perfect. and propelled by
never-f;line water power. Farmers invited to call
and their work, whether they wish purchase
or not. iVHei- sroya- l., acdgydHt@d.
Orders from a distance promptly attended to, and i'm
plements placed ard canal boats free Of
charge. febS-tf ID. x NJ
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DR.. .. .iNDEll~OS, I5otanis:.

DR.. .. : Nd -.5l~OA, l5Otanis:.
Treats successfully IuHa1lus'o~y sore Eyes, Total
Blindness and all cas- iIt3nors in the Blood, ard
ali forms Of Sores. ! or the Fever ana
Agu-. TLose suffering '~0't Il Weak stomach, Pam N
Side and Bach. Delicate isHIA,, Low Constitution,
&c Office over Il. THomrson's Sore, Main St otts-
VIZ, Ill. J'.Z>-ajn
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y L " = 7 II 7 Y O II U U u =
fsrS. IA E'ssa.E.
TETrUID respectfully rITouncc 20 tire Iries Of Oita
w w and vicinity, that sire has JUS received
sort-neut Of the latest styles uf .S|EIY MILLINERY
hcrL'> Consisting OF Straw BouuerS Ribbons. Rl.le.
Flowers &c, which she prepared to sell very
low Pric-S
NTs. Itu.'laud has also made arrangements with
good dress maker aud is prepared make, cut,
reasonable price.. ...... -".. ..r'f
So Give her call and examine for yourselves
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kE- -I--- = Nttz' : - ..
HG3EJPAEii-T,
PcsTeCf fully Tenders Services To rii~s and children
In Uttaw. and vicinity Residence Paul st.. two
doors south o superior Or-J
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THE NEW YORK BAKERY !
ssy T. IT, WHEELER

7asHE undersigned would respectfully inform the inha
u. bitants OF Ottawa and vicinity that he is now
furnish the choicest variety of Crackers
such Butter Soda Lemon, Boston, Oyster Ahernetha
AID Water Biscuit. Also Bread, Cakes, Brown Bread
Pies. &C, &c in good variety Confectionery, Of the
choicest selection. constantly on hand. All kinds OF
Fancy and Wedding Cake made TO order.
The subscriber having spared pains nor expense in
Citing up wagon for the convenience and accommoda
ton OF his customers and the public generally, now
able to furnish anything in their line to those who de-
sire. Those wishing the New York Wagon to call daily,
will please send their orders to the n Y Bakery, or to
hc Post Office.
- Remember the place. in E!yarfS' Block few
west OIL ThompSons store, Main Street. Send in
your orders, and they viii receive prompt attention
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s.. aEEsEr. ssou:c.oaati,s.',

Having pr+ctiecd medicine Tor ci-hje-: years six o
which have been exclusive deyoted 10 H2uc'o parhy
offers his the friends "i the system in
O:taws III the ch-s Of h:s profession. fart.cu
lar attention given 70 t.- treatment women and
children. - once ir; y, 5t.u-rr'- block iul4
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3. = .IayBTEs


j'iystri.Is ami St.g fftEtCd. HtnOtS.
living permanently located it, JEs cIiy L. TI be
ps= 20 Ee h- attention t. those Io may desire his
,rof ssiouai services.
o. in =. -. HiLaLgT'T building, Of L.
Sal and Madison streets iuua5
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TR ADE-
Chnnpa OF Business

4 HAVE sold my entire stock or Lumber in Ottawa
Utica, and NarS-iiles, : II. Sramons & CO Of
Two Rivers, Wisconsin. and shall sell their Lumber
commission. the present season.
:. have made arrangements with the Company to re-
ceiNe much larger stock OF
L,ra.Ler Lai. iSh,n.yIce ard CsItr Posts
Than have ever had before. II Logs hay. been
HTler Uly direction and she Lumber viii he saved
prcsSy for this market and viii be shipped d
rectiy from the Mills.
Bills Of Lun cr ct.r 0 order short notice.
ap9 GEORGE BRISTOL
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6. T.. son

T.. -. IoBERT,
SEssGsIBS fsENEl~T,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS
Plate work done in all tie various STYLES Of the art
Al work done Office warranted TO give entire sa-
tsfactiou Corolorn administered for the extraction
OF Teeth.
Rooms J. W Mills Fancy Dry Goods Store. ap25
blHuthf ANU Aik bU0K MANDATORY.
sE2 g.. sIETE,
Book BiHder and B K BgOt Manufacturer, Otta,ro.
Al kinds of BLANK Ruled and bound short
notice Music Magaz palrhles, &c, neatly bound.
made order
Pos; Office Block third story. soI7
JNO. EtESE a. IsisC.,
Foreign & Domestic Fruits, FIour.
and also agents FOR the sale of the
DATION DOMESTIC MANUFACTURERS
La Sale ST., second door north of Mad .un. sen11
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Al MRS. McCoRMICK's SCHOOL.
WOOD AND COAL.

+ tFuELf & In
have now one OF the most extensive stocks OF
Euei IN Washington, consisting Of
w hite Ash BTokeuscoal, Red Ash EEr Cosl,
White Ash Egg Coal, Red Ash Stove Coal,
White Ash stove Coal, Cumberland Lump Goa.
FTsvsTstog 5s E.,o Free Burning Do. Run 81 MtnS.
Wood. saved and split. IN 81 oasee.
AL Of which viii sell az the lowest prices for ths
oRSh. Tor - or ~ days paper, well secured
IL All sCoO2ntS now staDdIug will he presented
before the lst Of January 1850, and 10 is earnestly
hoped Will be promptly settled.
X. w BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer, 18th and sts.,
deD near Canal.
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THE GREAT PUGILISTIC EVENT
FOR THE
CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE WORLD.

DESPERATE. But UNDECIDED BATTLE :.
Heennn Proves has Superiority over Sayers
In n Contest of FOrty-th.ee Il Ounds IN Two
Hours and Twelve Minut:s-The Ring
broken toto by Ruffians to Deprive Heenan
of the Belt-The Benicia Boy the Cham
Pion of the WOrId-The Particulars of the
CONTEXT.
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DENTISTRY.
NJ TEETH.

W. LOOMS, NJ. D., the Inventor and petentes
If the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, st
tends personally ~ mis- ofioe in this CITY
Many persons can VICAR these toeth whoI1
oennot wear Others, and no person oen wear others
who CsanOt wear these.
Persons calling a. my once oap be accommodated
With ony style and price of Teeth they may deGre
but 10 those Who pGrtiou and wish the purest
sIeahes, strongest, and most perfect denture that
III can produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii be
sore fully warranted.
Rooms in this clty-No $50 Pa avenue, between
':n and I9sh ste. Also, s01 Arch street, Philsdel
pnie. 90 l-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-30

4 handsomely furnished, with hot and cold vassy
and bath room, iPotomae waterJ The apartments
frst floor I'D. Inquire of WALL, sTEPHEENSss1 IN s1e
CO, 3aa Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th sts,
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TIE MoKNINa oF TIE F1aHr-

From Wikss, spi,,l flhe Timss-Engli.a E1t,a
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDCCATlON.-PIof BROWN will open the
IA the Washington Institute, 60 boarding and dRy
sclOO., with male sud female depaTtmeuts,i In rhe
spacious rooms OF the cd Capitol. on MONDAY.
Shlnrt Parental care for the pupils, the great
est and tact IN teachIng with the beauty
and na ionality OF the location invite o. extend
cd patronage Terms and references at the Inst
tuition. Sim
NJ MRS. McCORMICK's SCHOOL.
NlRS. MCCORMICK desires 20 inform heT
friends and the bio generally that abe will resume
the duties of her School on the lst Monday in Sep
tember next.
The course Of study pursued will comprise sll the
branches rec <uIsite 20 q thorough English educs-
ton.
In addition 90 her day scholars abe is DESTROYS Of
geoelyng into her family few pupils az boeroers,
aged from 10 20 lt ears, who vii be under her
medlate care and oversight
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due care OF pupils have been considerable increased
and otherwlse improved. Those in Washington
desiring particular information with reference 20
the Star.
For terms and further particulars sppy ~ her
residenoe-No. 80 Cameron street. AleIandria. Va
jy T-U
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.

HAVE THIS DAY OPENED A BRANCH
U store At No. $40 Seventh street. three 4Rn
doors above - St, and added 20 my general
assortment of
Of Ladies'. MIsses', and CbIldren's SHOES, anex-
tenFlvc stock ot Gents. Boys and Youths BOOTS
Aut SHOES. which vii es sure 20 please all who
a-e looking Tor z good article ! have also pur-
shss' q n fol- line Of Northern msde WoIk. direct
troIn the manufactures, which will sell al aston
ishlggIy .OT Prices
J. ROSENTHAl.
No. % Market space. No. $50 Seventh ST.
Pa. av I'd door eb. 9Th e.. doors ab. ID st.
d-sslrn
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFAcTORY,

Opposite ODD F.ilorrs' Hal, Wa,hirgfon, %. q.
Travellers viii study their interests b, examining
my TRUNKS, VALICES &c before pur-Ryy1p
,haslng e!sewere. As use DOne but the EHfIN
best material the mar rket affords and employ ar6
he best woTknen, can confidently recommend my
work 10 be superior IN Sfre1gih and Durability 20
Trunks that are made IN other cities aud sold here
keep constantly on hand, and make TO order lon
gns Essks t4r ngPsIeel 9ysry 6sseTPtis2 81 SOLE
aEd WOOD BOX ThGAES, ASHLAND and
Other EALICESE Th4HELING BAGS; HZR-
NESS SADDLES; WHIPS, &c. Sc.
Trunks, dc. Repaired and Covered, in q work
manilke manner, At short notice.
town, or Alexa4ris.
Alsa-Agent for Hoye's celebrated FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.
de l5-ly JAMES 8. ToPHAM.
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pooTS AND sR0Ess 70 SUIT TIE

We are now manufacturing all kinds Of BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly receiving a2GSu
supply of eastern made work Of every de-
scrI7tiDn, made xpressly 20 order, and will "
ne sold at 3 much lower price than has been
heretofore charged IN this city for much inferior
articles.
Persons in want Of Boots aud Shoes Of eastern or
city made work. will always find good assortment
10 store and at the lowest prices Give us a call.
GRIFFIN A BRO,
Anb-r Ria pennsNlvaniA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-30

E'OR SALE-A moe three-stoIy Brick HOUSE,
bes's Subdivision. The above property wall be
sold on easy terms. Price made known by inquir-
inE of ri. w. HAMILTON N CO., No. SGD Trh
stre-t: opposite Centre Market. Title perfect.
fa
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- = N I'LL .Nr FIIZES.
Whole Tickets, S20-Helves, 100 uarters, Ssi
Prizes caEhed at sight at per cent discount
Bills on al solvent Banks taken at par.
drawing will he forwarded IS soon as the result
becomes known.
AL orders for sckames or tickets 20 be addressed
to DON RODRIGUEZ,
e-ap l4-tr Care Of City Post. Charleston. 8. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-30

NOHAIR. DE CHINE AND GREY 9OOps
lVI for Ladies, suits, n great varsity Of quality
and Erensdine Robes; Eng iish and French Bersges,
ENGLISH Popinsi Paasols, sun Shades. and Sun
Reseived and for sale low By
spis TAYLOR 4 HUTcHIeoN,
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DENTISTRY

n DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS. SfteT a prnouoal test OF two ycert,
FEELS that ne can with confidence recon-
neni the Cheoplestlc Process for nsertilgS
artiiois teeth IL hiss the sdvantages OF
'tTeEgth, beauty, cleanliness, and oheepnoes Full
;rEsT sets inserted for SIS. Parta in proportion
|Aoe 500 Pa. avenue. ssJ
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ase Q. LAhAk- O. n. norf. I.L hfnrs

win practice IN &. high ocgrSof Error. sad Ar
issls 8 i.o[:Qn, tAs fsdss5.I SerTs :. poIte.
sspp hna vln men seae .... X s o. yEs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-02
Hon. Thomas c. Theaker.

The laie hour last week at which we
received the news Of the nomination Of the
distinguished gentleman whose name heads
this article. prevented US from saying any
thing in connection with if-aud at that
time we bad to content ourself with the
simple announcement OF Mr. Theaker's
nomination.
a very few words in reference 10 the
claims OF the Republican candidate in the
Seventeenth Congressional strict, must,
for the present suffice. Without further
circuml ocution, then, we take much plea.
sure in Introducing to our readers the name
Of one with whom you are all fumi !ar-ihe
name of gentleman of Undoubted honesty
and capabiliiy-the name . true, genuine,
tried Republcan-a Republican whose p at
history 10 without spot or blemish-and
whose record during the lote session Of
Congress, is such as few ,men can buast--
that man, fellow Republicans ofNoble coun-
ty, il none other than Hon. Thomls c.
Thesker, you' present eff :ent an highly
esteemed member. As we have before re-
Marked with Mr.. T., you are ali acquainted.
In the memorable contest nf 1858 most
nobly did you sustain him. Again in 1860
lie comes before you with the unanimous
endorsemen OF the District Convention
the highest OF all encomiums "Well done /,
good and faithful servant" If that is not
a suficien, endorsement of the official acts
Of any public man, then, indeed, we are
unable to comprehend the force OF language.
II any man or set oe men in the District
.Aauer, ,.thsmseves that the Repnblicans of
Noble will prnve loyal in the present
crisis. they are most egregiously mistaken.
Mr.. Theaker will not only hold his own in
this county, but he will have an increased
majority. That he will be trium2hantly
elected over the double-headed opponent
whom the bogus DEMOCRACY viii! run. is
foregone conclusion Noble Co. Repub.