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The New York herald., 1863-11-21
MI e. A . ELS a "a WI Y
MIR. rsemas MI. COOKS Despatch.

Mp. TAernas NJ, Cooks pespat,h,
AKay or 1us PorosAo, Nov. ~ 1858
BsuRs ov ag,omAL sxAps-rr sAssnA"-oc~ sHpeS
ooniiSrkD
General aeade returned nom Washington as' evening.
soampas.ed by Adiatsnt General Williams aud chos
ounr,ernas,4r Iueas. The bridge over the Eappahabs
poH was CONFLICT yesterday and socn atos to
frss train OF ears With 6sgs flying, ran up 10 Popes
run hat mpe Of culpepper. The bridge over tts
run Was destroyed by he rebels their hss retreat
largo force Of worsnen Are nov engaged robalding ~
win be ready for the paesago of trains by Wednesday
Everything las remained quiet front since the IL
TO rebel dash on KNpatrcks cavalry pcksis below sIe
y0psbsrg, 90 Sunday morning,
oRrcEks-Ewnw.
number Of British officers etatioued 70 CaI1da are
yiss TO th,s army. Tnoy arrived as army head
9uaree Sunday evening, and are eth there Tho party
consists Of Colonel Eari Of ,ne 6renader Guards Cap
tain Peel, Of Sir Robert Peel; Captain
stevenson Lord casteeossh s Of Ibe Saot>h Fusi-
leers NE object Of their visa 70 simply curiosity.
Yesterday they treated 20 review Of the 1bhd
oorIe after winch they were most Hospitality enter
taipe after the manner Of American soldiers, BY 6ep
French, Commanding the corps. The review was cIe or
the Enes, that has occurred FOR long time The troops
we're up line by divisions and the distinguished
visitors accompanied by the commandipR generals and
q numerous relnGe Of .taf officers, rode scross tho
fonte; but the soldiers were not marched In review
After inspecting the troops the artillery brigade Of tho
corps under Captain Randolph consisting Of nice bate
rice, was rev ewsj. This brigade looked Diendd, and
attracted the warmest commentator OF the foreign on
cers They were then shown the corps ambulance tran
under captain Webster and the transportation wagons
puder Chief Qlartermast% howard. The Engiishrneu
particularly struck With complete arrangements
for the the wounded and wonderfully amused nj
the mr,es attached 70 the wagons. These were novelty
10 them After inspecting the entire corps and its ap
purtensnces the artillery OF the cavalry corps was
viewed The party then returned TO headquarters where
hey were entertained by General sedgwick, who
mapded the absence OF General Meade. They VIII pro-
baby remain IN The army several days.
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News nsss sas Fraaeiscs.
.BE CoHPLisESTAsY BALL 10 rHg nresIAys-Ti
lIIaIION IN IDAHO. Ert.

ssS rDscs.o, Nov ls, 1853.
ne ,ornI neutary ball orefed BY ths citizens q san
Ir.scs 70 the on.rs of Tie R1ssss Zee, % tts pert
vas great success TIE lArgesi hail 10 TOE city was
lod by tie meet ilst orsbe cases Tte entertainment
cost come tlsOoQ.
me Portland E,xt sAys paTts returns from hs late
Idaho election Trotsby es.i Gcvernor wallace ts
Union candidate fcf seeahie 70 Copgoss, ~ tandsome
majority
The agent a tto utcsrvT i,rs 'c. eorb3sri ~ sfne
tie shp lq1ls
Arrived % - Lawrence, Fs~ 1ors
sailed ship Iuvneitie, for Hcstou, cafryEs isto
hier 1900 hams 5os cass o ~ 30 rscts Gro, 4Ii
baler wool. 100 toyss taiToua Irotncc NIl 1ain
atout s7vt ct<
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IMPORTANT FROM EAST TENNESSEE
Dispatches from General Burnside
and Parson DrewnIow.
FIGHTING ALL AROUND KNOXVILLE.
--er---~~eeee-~
Commupica ton with Cumberland
Gap Interrupted,
A,, A, x~
FIGHTING ALL AROUND KNOX,

invsuiIr, ~, Nc, n, It,a
private d,sgath, rs..isci W genusman W vs.
siiy y,siudsy morning, dated EnorfnIe, fev ~ s,d
tsrsd A. r. Bsrsds, ns.oT General, ssys-
We ere sn rgtt -, he lns d tsn in,erupsse 80.
t..,n krorynls add Csmberisnd Cap. Eeuas ~ts
heard rom tEs latter Place iast Eshi ~ 70 ss,ss
o ,kcs today
Head uu,ert lsfs are tst sa,s>a - -, ge'snsss
Iboul Kro1uiis fgr several dajHt1t
dofptich uti rsoeiyed from ParSon nrorro- ostsa
Barbour H.n, yovsmt.r 70 ,sy, There tS ~ -
tbcai KEo1ttfs"
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

Tho pruss.sp, Belgian and saxon Chambers were
spsaed by ,he er respective tovoroisns In person.
Tho King o. Prussia expressed an earnest wish for
ssrnnaton CT tie differences between The goyesmeni
and the Chamber. The Upper Ecass voted sp a'dfea n
Y0au.use by z fnay uaof.ly.
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Poland.

Tho Grand Dulo colsant.ne bad been relieved q Ls
tuncous ar Leutenant Commander OF P3liud, sDd iEe
o1nv trusts that be wD resgme be tsGs sftcr tie re
.~so A. NJ m q order
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Accident 20 the Steamship Anglia.

The steamship kngln, which was 20 sal from galway
on 10Th struck rock Galway bay, While en- teFns
from Liverpool. she sot on apparently Gnniurcd,
ttt su rsmslued al GaIwty On the morning % the I1h
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bekAngo o.. liad. FToeGis o7s. o,sd.
Tho Bombay ua.l reached suel November III.
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Financial and Commercial News.
InNuAN MONEY EANEEr.


LAusois fer money 81 "a a02'f
American Securities illinois centrsl is,. discount Erie
rkstsb
xW advance 10 tic rate q discount " vas Anticipated
THE PARIS B0CRsK.
Eeurse nrmeri rer,es e9f o5c.
Ys Hank Of france has raised 10 rate cf discount TO
pey oect Ren.ssoTf. 0vc. --'--@
llv1RrCOf C0TroS xknErr
Ceiton opened hrmer, but closed dun. sacs % Two
dys 900 bales OF which srecuators and eIrorers os
. soc. ksrket heavy an tendng downward
LIytaPooL sHkApsrUPfs MAaKEr,
20 and Richardson, spence Co repor, -four firm, but
uu,et. Wheat nrm, but quiet red Weetein, 70. Cd a
- ID. Corn very dul and tending downwFd, tsics AZ
~. Cd. fer mixed
LIVERPOOL PROVISION kARGnT.
ske provisioo market 10 dali Beef quiet. Pork nae
1--WE Bacon isndlne downward lard dull o. US la
low steady.
lrvvRrooL PRODUCE sIRkEr.
-ns produce market Ia steady. Petroleum tiil decln-
Ee rsaned quoted at L. % is. lOd. Sugar hfm uot
Inactive Rice quiet aud steady. Ashes steady
kse quiet Spirits twpeniine-sAes small
LoYDos nArMKTs.
JoxDos, Nov. II, 1858.
Br~Sdsturs nrmer. Sugar 1rm. Coree steady. Tea
ret and steady Rec frmer Isllov firm al 43s. Cd. .
THE LATEST xARHETs.
JoSros Nov. u, 1899.
ooesos FOR money o7jl Illinois Central shares 20 10
Tvssroof, vov a. lss3
roSton heavy saes yesterday 900 bae sales to-dsy
A.o0O bales, market being frmer prices recovered,
owpOgo the bank not advancing ihe discount rate Of
he sboyo sales speeuaio,e ard exporters toos coo
bAlAa
Brads,urs hrmer
pyovP steady
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India

bOfILfl 'cE 70 Iset"
rhese has been great storm sbs sesteTn COAT Of
mo bay Of Bengal.
shut.ngs twst active ,Ld soyarcrg Cotton brosea
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shippina NsMs.

Arrived from New York-frsenia AZ glasgow. POO
nae at Yarmouth Ipua, AZ Antwerp; tcho, at LIVER
pool; George Broal, al Deal, and Fortuna at osserf'
(owr.
Arrived from Philadelphia, Aden, o, Liverpool.
Arrived from san Francisco, Grace Darcy, az Deal
Arrived from Callao, susan Powers, at Queenfsovn
I'VE --LATEST.
y Arrived fsom No1 York, ocean Stray, 81 GitrAtar
N0gst, ~ Csxhaycp, Conoan, at tremeD Amelia "a
fhtol Everett, at Queenstown.
Arrived fvom BOston, Ycurg T1rs o. sbrasr
bA.sd Tor New York, Hannah fscor from benol 70 I,
ondos, frVm pcal, casab Fsrsb, from gsryocl
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miscellaneous.


The Richmond papers Of the 18th INST say seven hun
dfed more Yankee prisoners were seI TO Danye 90 The
say previous.
One hundred and fifteen Yan prisoners
NJ LIBBY prison from Charleston Monday night.
Among them the Eaiors and marines captured
ite ast night Of the assaul. SutcPs battered walls.
The blockade running steamers Dundee, Flora, Banshee
eyien, Alice A ID. Vance, Hansa Beauregsrd, Automea
pepa:eh ana General Scotia have arrived At Wilmington
tie Fla and Annie is reported burned. NorESbe is
prize
The great Missouri built at Shreveport Ia, Is q
failure she coet tito government half million o.
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IIIsaTo~, w, Nov ~, i.c1
satL.ue has bs.a received from C4mtsrisrd osp. Ass
ne rs ssas = usi p,Ei 3 ffln lEisrrlgi,d, ss-p
rots1 'fotn recent fAirs.
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more mon thar she has voted asde from hor Homo
..uard now being ratsed for her own defence.
AZ one OF the evidences OF tho gantry Of her IN
acton that cut n tho fourteen medals awarded
70 the regiments OF Breck nrdge's division seven "
lkem bestowed upon Florida regiments.
Flor 100 II furlshn 10 the army noet Of tho
beef cattle required for te subsistence and furnish
si OF IT.
Corn eAng in that State at rom 81 10 q 90 pes
husheI, and n abundant.
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The Mastering In or the seventy -fourtb
View York state Regiment.

hNfiht'b HtFs ~. lN''
The Seventy fourth regiment of Buffalo, lr;c sS
into the Uui,ei states service 20 dAy for thirty dayr
is intended for daiy THE city and VARIOUS pnt-
tske
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-07-11

AMERICAN KING OF CANcERs-Dr. r. B.
CLArLlx is stopping at Mr.. NJ D. Calkins =,
in south Ottawa, ILL., He claims to be the
King Of Cancers, and all kinks Of Chronic
Diseases. Fever Sores, Bone Diseases, Scro-
fula, Piles, Sore Eyes in the worst stages /;
Heart and Liver Complaints, Female
Weakness, Consumption, Salt Rheum,
letter, Iniammatory rheumatism, Asth-
ma. Neuralgia, Sick Headache, Dropsy in
the Chest: and Fits in various forms
The Doctor also guarantees q cure, in
all eases, where patients live up to the
directions. The poor dealt with literally.
Cancers killed and extracted root and
branch, in from 10 to As hours, without
intruments pain, or the use Of chloro.
form, simply by applying mild Salve of
the Doctor own make.
And further, all his syrups and medi.
cines, for the named diseases, are purely
vegetable, made and prepared at great
expense, by his own hands.
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A Card.


Onaca Free Trader: The undersigned,
on behalf Of the twenty-five hundred peo>
pie that visited the Mississippi on the I'd
inst, desire to give, through your columns,
an expression of gratitude and thankful
ness, for the accommodating and liberal
manner in which the officers of the Rock
Island Rail Road, provided for that occa-
sion: and also for the obliging and gen.
tlemanly department of the officers and
men having charge Of the train. We feel
that every person in that vast crowd, 10
under special obligations to Mr.. Whitman,
the Assistant Superintendent, not only for
the kind and gentlemanly spirit in which
he discharged his duties, but for his ener.
gy, prudence, and care, which contributed
so largely to the safety, success, and hap
piness Of the affair.
We also desire 70 tender our thanks to
the public for their liberal patronage, and
also for the magLanimity and forbearance
with which they encountered inconveni-
ences that were beyond our control Our
services from first to last, will be wholly
gratuitous. We shall sacredly apply the
proceeds to the object specified, and shall
endeavor to do it in a way to meet the
wants Of all parties interested But we
shall make it a special object to realize all
that is possible, from the hall to aid the
La Sale County Soldiers Aid Society in
their noble and patriotic work
c. NJ VAN DOREN,
B. F. POWELL,
j. w. CALKINs.
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X eiOiCInE.

Our city was the scene of great Joy and
merry making, on Wednesday evening,
over the news from Vicksburg and the
eas.-particularly Nicksburg During tn e
day various flags about the city had been
run out, with { notable scarcity however,
OF republican fags. Gen Grant being a de
mocrat,) and as joyous an appearance as
possible put on but toward evening it
Lecams apparent that such an outward
show was not enough to give expression
to the rervading emotion. Soa SELF con-
s,ituted committee of three or fsur gentle
men went arSund and raised purse to
purchase powder to have some shooting,
fire works, bonfires, &c, and they did
their work so effectively, as get to up very
fine display indeed The hundred guns
Numbered forth the joyous news, and
bonsres illuminated the @hoIc city and
hills around.
The aaayor also had given ala intima-
ton to the city guardians tSat little
unusual hiliarty about the streets at late
hour was not TO be regarded with the
usual s:rictness, and it is notable that
some usually very abstimeous citizens were
seen here and there in cor edition to
indicate that possibly they may have taken
suthin.
1t is unpleasant to be obliged to make
the remark in such q connection, but the
truth was SO apparent, that remark was
unavoidable. 1t appears the gentleman
who had taken the matter in hand Of
getting up the ovation, were democrats,
and for this reason, in addition to the fact
OF Gen Grant being a democrat, it seems
the abolition leaders generally failed to par.
ticipate They stood about the corners
renarking occasionally with sheer, they
couldn't see what business democrats
had to rejoice" &c, &c. We feel no dis
position to retort on these gentlemen as
they deserve. If they imagine all the
victories achieved by our brave soldiers are
but abolition victories" we can assure
them that such is not the view of the
democrats, and besides, that they are
mistaken. They may be very honest in
their belief, and doubtlass the admins
trat,on Is determined enough in its pur>
pose, that this is a war for the negro and
not the Union, but democrats have made
up their minds that it is to crush the
rebellion and restore the Union as it was,
and before the war ends if the admins
tration won't, the democrats will make
IL So
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@ttaha fret Graber
LOCAL. MATTERISR
The Fourth In Ottawa.

The great promised Fireman's Tourna-
ment had the anticipated effect of bring
Ing vast crowd of people to Ottawa on
the 4th. The day was SO intensely hot,
however, and the streets were SO dusty.
that the multitude at an early hour began
to seek shelter from the broiling sun over
head so that when the procession was
formed the pack" was not as dense as
would otherwise have been the case. The
fire companies, with their engines dressed
in holiday array, and every nail head pol
ished as bright as silver, made very fine
show, and looked like regiment or two
of Zouaves on parade
The Tournament came of promptly at
2 o'clock, near Armour's ware house,
The engines were hardly able to get q
fair show from the immense crowd that
in every direction impeded their move
ments. The Judges, however, were ar-
pointed, and the street cleared after
fashion, SO that the test on distance, &c,
could be made.
Four first class, and two second class
engines entered the list The first class
were Niagara of Morris, America of Joliet,
Union of Joliet, and Undine of Ottawa.
Now q lengthy and exciting trial took
place, one engine after the other entering
the ring, and pouring small river Of wa.
ter down the street After full tria! of
the first class engines, the judges an
nounced the following as the result:
Undine of Ottawa had thrown lS5 #. 10 in.
Niagara of Morris l46" 9 in.
America Of Joliet 1865"
Union of ISL
The first prize was thereupon unani.
mously awarded to the Uniine, of Ottawa;
the second prize to the America of Joliet
The trial of the second class engines re-
suited as follows:
Niagara of Ottawa, 1853 #.
Fire King of Morris. l45 fl.
Niagara taking the FIRST prize.
Then came the trial for the sweep
stakes, q very pretty and lively contest
the Union of Joliet coming out winner,
having thrown l65 feet
The trial was probably a fair one SO far
as the relative capability Of the engines is
concerned, for all labored under equal dis
advantages; but all could have done bet
ter under favorable circumstances. The
Undine Of Ottawa, we know and we are
assured the other engines as we'll, have
frequently thrown over 200 feet.
The whole affair passed off very pleas
antly, however, and we heard of none but
the best feeling between the boys from
beginning to end.
The FIRE works and torch light proce:
sion in the evening were we'll managed,
and made q fine display, but need no
special desert ption.
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Promotions.

We notice, among many others, the
following recent promotions announced in
the Springfield papers:
Houghtahng's Bahery-Lieut NJ. II. Pres.
colt to be Captain, vice Houghtaling, pro-
NOTED.
Lieut. John J. Van Dyke Jr., to be lst
Lieutenant, co c, vice Prescott, promoted.
Lieut.. Joseph r. Channel, Sen. to be I'd
Lieutenant CO. e, vice Van Dyke, pro-
NOTED.
[rhe promotion of Captain Houghtaling
to Majority was announced by US some
weeks ago. We learn that MAJ Houghtal-
ing is now in command of Fort Rosecrans,
near Murfreesboro.
Fifty third Infantry-Lieut. Geo. H. Lodge
to be Captain CO. G, vice Payne, resigned.
Second Lieut. John A. Andrews to be
lst Lieut. CO 6, vice Lodge, promoted.
Sergeant Geo w. Hemstreet to be "a
Lieut.. CO. G: vice Andrews, promoted.
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Excursion to Lake Super Tor.

July 10th and return in 10 days, afford
ing health and pleasure seekers cool and
pleasant trip of 1000 miles, through the
crandest scenery, and stop of from 2
DAYS to months in the greatest mining,
hunting, aud fishing country on the conti-
mont Fare from $40 to 800 For tickets
and particulars inquire Of NJ. A. ARNOLD,
Ottawa
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n Nervous sufferers Of both Sexes.

REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING BEEN kE,
.,o,e1 20 health in . few days. after undo rgoing al
the usual routine and irregular expensive modes OF
without SUI considers bis sacred duty
~ communicate to his afflicted fellow creatures the
means of cure Hence the receipt Of an addressed
envelope he viii send (ree) copy ofthe Preserlpson
used Direct to Dr.. JoHS n. DAeSAA, 10 Foieon
Street, Brooklyn, New York.
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CHICAGO MARKET

July 10. 1863
Wheas-moderate demand, with sales No.
spring at 81 IL; No. 2, sIA92c. rejected, 7Oa72.
Corn firm. Sales al i6ai7 mixed in store, ant
4sa49 ahoat.
Oats 52a54.
Wool declined 5alOc under the news from New
York. Prices nominal at 5Oa55c.
Lake freigh,s dull.
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A Card.

A regular meeting OF Undi.e Comp any Ne. 2,
"A he'd ., their Engine House, July 9Th, the fol
loving resolution was adopted E>soired, That the
Company tender vote of thanks to Or. NJ. whit,ea,
NJ y chuse, and Freeman Kemp, Of No. 2, OF Bloom
iHson, and a number OF ctzEns Of Ot.a va, who
d.red valuable services at the Tournament the &;h
OF July By order of the Company
". K. SrEMAET. .S.c'rn.U
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MARKET

OTTAWA. July IL, 1868.
Fkour-Winter wheat, 80 Scat pr lUo spring
extra, SO. 5Oa3.15; spring " fne2
Corn -Ksat-.s at l.OJc pr 100.
Whea.-So. spring 9Oa9l No.. Soc.
Corn-Shelled, 42c for 5slbs; cal 42o lbs.
Oats--43c for Sc lbs.
Bartsy-70c. for 4S lbs
Rye-6Oc.
Timothy .>.eI-$l3C
PctQtoes-9oa Loo. p. bush.
Eygs-cc.
Butssr--llal3c
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We are informed that the French people

We are informed that the French people
Of Ottawa have united in congregation
and appointed as their minister Rev. T.
Lorriaux, A. NJ. and B. D. of the Univer-
sity Of Paris, son of the late Rev. E. Lor-
riaux. Bt.
Services are held at the French Chapel,
erefy Sunday, at 10 o'clock.
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Special Notices.
Tand 4 Loan Office.
IA SHERWOOD,

OTTAWA, lLLlN OA01
HVAvING taken out a license under the United
for Tn. PURCHASE sale or exchange and renting Of
hou,es and lots and landed property generally in the
States of Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin.
These having prop.rty they wish sold or exchanged
are Ia formed tina, by placing the same in my hands
Tor disposaI they will receive all the advantages Of
Inc numerous calls have for different kinds Of pro-
pertv that the sale of the same will reeiev. my best
attention and that commissions for selling will be
light
And those wishing to purchase property, request
cd call before purchasing elsew here, thereby
securing the advantages Of having the chance Of choOs
Ing from the various kinds of property 1 have for
sale srea may suit them in location cheapness.
IHAvE ON HAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Lands in Wisconsin and Iowa,
Houses and Lots and Vacant Lots in Ona0ad,
Lands improved and unimpr"ved 10 LA SALE, Nv
1EGsTCN and GRUNDY counties in the State OF Illi-
nois.
Once in Nattingers Block, in rooms adjoining Ex-
change Bank. r. A. sHEhWOoD.
ottawa, April % 1861
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Reduced Prices!

Mrs. TARBLE will sell. on and after june 18th. all
ready made andtrimmed Bonnets at greatly reduc-
ed prices As the season is advanced, the stock OF
ready-made and trimmed Bonnets must be sold, it
belo5 much too large to close out at the regular
nr,ces. The selection is large and choice. Some
rsrv ELEGANT Bonnets will be sold much below the
Those that have not already supplied themselves,
will do we'll to call early As there are some very
choice Bonnets, as well as great bargains.
please call and Judge for yourselves.
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A card.

A card.
NNHE subscriber hasihs sold his entire stock, tne
Is the City Drug Store, (-ast side Of Court Housa
ward Ottawa I'D to DAvIssox Il BRowS, would recon-
end them to the favorable consideration of the public
and especially to my former patrons, many whose
favors l have enjoyed for the last twenty years
Ottawa, May 80, 1858. g. L. THOMPSON.
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Agents Wanted |

T WANT 4 or active. enterprisiHg men as CANVAS.
j ing agents for Insurance Co.. to whom wiz
Ris. liberal compensation.
wM. n. TRCE
Rfhce Bank OF Ottawa Building.
5s.a~s, May u, 1854
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Bank of Ottawa Building.
THE CITY BANK

EAn MES: Z ZEN s. CO..
organized 4. ISIS .rs1d doing business "'aez ~ Cen
s,lg GaaA-ii.2 Lsii0 oT IAastr.
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK.
BOSTON,
sEtL.DELPHIA.
ST. LOUIS.
CHICAGO.
AL the principal cities Of the United States bought
and sold
Also will draw in suit purchasers on England,
Scotland, Ireland, aiportan; points in contin-n-
tai Europe -. !,
Collections made in all parts OF the ram ttsa
or on day OF payment at current rate OF exchange
L. Revenue Stamps OF all denominations Tor sale
Banking hours from 81. A.w. to a. Pm ,
II. p. EANES, Pyss't- EDNiN e. ALLEN. tdsa =.
-. II. BULLEN, Asst Cash.
Ottawa, April I, 1865
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DIR. RApWAY's CLEANSING SYRUP,
CALLED -
Railways Rerovoting Res Jlvent

Railways Rerovating Res Jlvent,
WILL CURE INHERITED NALADIEs.
There il specific bcod poison which may be and
often is transmitted from generation to generation
Such il the virus Of scrofu,, Syphilis. Cancer, sas
Rheun and of many other Clandular and Skin Dsess-
e. This terrbk hereditary and constitutional faint,
has imposed to be beyond reach ofmedcine and
in many royal and noble families Of Europe, it has
been disgusting heir loon for centuries. But for al
the developments Of this foul element Of disease,
cure has been discovered and applied The proofs
are ind isputsble that RAILWAYS RENOvATING RE-
SOLVENT removes not merely the symptoms but the
source Of Constitutional Dsorderscurcs not only tie
dsor ganizng Ulcers, Ernpons Swsiings Discolera-
tons sPains and other bodily evils, resulting from
the Inherited faint but actually revolutisnises the oon
..itu,iou itself and enables it to throw Oh forever the
transmitted cause of the sc fearful visitatiens.
One to six bottles will every species Of Skin
Diseases, from Chronic, Syphilis Scrofula, Ulcers,
srumerous Discharges from the Ears, Sore Eyes, Nose,
&C., down to q common pimpie.
Ladies suffering from Chlorosis Whites, Weakening
Disc harpes may rely upon = certaia cure BY the ute
70 one or two bottles.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. OR SIX BOT
TIES FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
DIR. RAILWAY j. COS. OFFICE
ST MAIDEN LANE, N. u. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
For sale the stores Of q. l.. THOMPSON and Z u
CRiGGS, Ottawa.