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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-26
THEcOYsTITUTION- sTbTF Ri'"r .
RICHMOND WIG.
s,ruRDAY moRNING. sKPT. 20, 1893.


TIE Uniol as it Was.
The "Nsr York World" o. S.'urlay last taxes the
T,h,,." 10 task for demo noig tn Uaiou As It was
T. s,sm, th,. Greeley ha, o,sn pouring eoutsmPs and
linn On s,e ~, 90 res'aOIlsh the U1iOn on ,s old
n,,.-,b, i u,oa The Fl, rs Of the ~ ,rd" aud tts
w.,D. ao,ras Grsd ~bk,ns such At smpts 70 thr
mad ess w5i,h would w-' in France, for the re-estaO
l.hneu, Of al t,as the vol tiOu h'a swept away
.r,taru aasoa'i,rn fsut AID NJ Their INDUSTRIOUS
40 r,es an iu.rl 'rabs ASA PAuOns."
TIE Nv, a." COZ MA uPon this 'otAton from
Greer ~, o mo- yIus sioos it Is eWdsn Eat Dem
o,,t sbo can aisoca.s war tor the rostoia ion OF
g-tsr,,ol q. tuie,slisn, 5 ts' esanOt be regarded
,.ar-a-o,a5's b. ng Constitution which iuh'biIs
s.r e,ano. be rest,yel by wa'-thA. Is sci s'drn';
a. H. OF all tl,ug the most vio!AuVe Of IN" Cob
,u lou ns les aud Is.di5 all other viola ION,
even the mo lstsol1 desJ1asm established oy LIN
cola. Wlr uecsssl lily destroys Constitution suen -
tie Uai,d Sa e. one, possessed and It u tbe merSs'
t,l, 10 .a1 OF restoring The Union BY Wa Of auy sort
"a, uilel 20 d, % Tx o maintaining tae nsa'uton
h. ha,u vo,a loo Of i.s very spirit its every letter
aud pruo p.,.r
Bl.iti. VI SON. Importance 20 kuOE that I've party
~. u % ye- a. vs. ing have abandoned all idea
o. r,t,rn. ths 4 in ~ e; vas aud nis day urg-
Ing ma rs bsr "a l,oa Stsl tue S.esssOUisis have
don, Toes. ipd,ei. never mad, 40 aJla 1t;
ga, ,,oF nm arm. AGAINST the Republicans Who
90, -, Fl. gi,sn boldly 10 the world in the
,,.i.,.,,l.t,.rp "a. 70 ovs,t,ror The Old order Of
min, s.-,,i.l . T. ioa ia. r.s no., aud could no.
g t,,-. ia ny, uiil.e ,roapi bs.ueen F,drla-
30, b.s-s mo-, sac Eslt, aui concentration
-, ,,s.,, ma ,,ss sy-a. II not tao natno. Of
l..,ossm ys.,v i. D.. UNDO .,aal 10 know that Ii,
rr..,;....f,..,t,.- a,.,o b., no d. her u OIL has
,.,,,. a., lss..5e In ta, ewes Of he No.,h-or III,
I,.,n,s,, p,r,, b. ne N5rs-.,i.h has bag bean, aud
no. j.. Il, the eve, Of t,, S,ath.
R.c3ps.rue.ols,.. ii any sd,d renia in tie tOu-
fs.-s,s s.,..s VII d. veil 70 co der thaI The al
r,,sr,fio, i,g.t,, sr5 t,iag 10 prepare the pubie
mn, ,o- ,-s,. e..ss,, in err i,ru OF government b,
--,,.i,, a...s a,,I %, ,tl5iuaoa s,.ias. the Old
If..o,"
r,i. IL ,bs I,-sl,f- o. t, Nv You, papsr aud The
.iggi.,r,iol a.ed.l 10 $ Ia, o. Abraham LiucolD
T., "g-e.. caa3s-s ior yai:o tbs pl5lc mind Of the
.N,.tl IS 5sa, ysepl-ol by hs u5ld Of utuperA-ioD
poured oar a; -ss ;ls I'D ia ny b1 cOj soHired.
Tss recent sesefig -usps ain Of the 4e6ea' eorp~I
F., pc Of The ssus ga; udeEe sac great SbApgea" in
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sHEEP AND DOGS.

To The Editor Of the Wing:
1t gives me pleasure to endorse Round about and
add INV testimony agun,. the canine race for the pro-
lection of sheep consider the evil sufficient to call
the Legislature together they would pass law
taxing dogs, or, limiting the rurbr to one on every
plantation, and requiring that Oae 10 be kept chained or
the owne: subject to heavy penalty. VTg"'a cou
very well afford to pay an Increase O. 20 per cent gu
the present taxes of the State Will Mr. Shelton our
R,presennuve ncrta'e his rising popularity, by giving
tote measure his hearty support NkLsoH'
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TARDY x WILLIAMS have
ercluye control rue aud Fancy so.ps
esabaamen 70 whom al orden must DO
addressed.
We are paying the highest price, either IL cash or u exchanges
fgr .oap-fof All lind Of grease. WIN. g. WKBB CO.,
ielI-u Manchester Soap WorkA
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necessity Of yorr past cOUpss you to yonr true poi
the had of Smith, and Kemper, aud Pryor, aud mary
others, Who do what they advised Others to doY of
will you abandon your pisces to tIuer men and creep
safely 10 your graves 2" . t.lt 1000
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NOTICE.
A. 54s NOTICE.
IN cor sequence of the impaired health Of Mr..

IN consequence of the impaired health Of Dir.
BOOKER laused BY excessive abor ltaye determines 10
Commission Badness hs FIRST OF 0ctobrr next
Mr. DO kr viii remaa In sehusnd for short time srer ihs
hrS Oetbe the prsduce which then be on
hand All persons having OF bgs VIII please return
promptly 90 retiring from tusiness friend. all pie SO
stose5 VIM b. GREEN
tvs
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SPECIAL NOTICE:

FOR the present VIII discontinue Auction Business IL
resumed, notice will be gyen
viii c,ntnus Commission Business heretofore ad
soe gnmen OF ali kinds Of Hoods Wares, merchndEe
aud Podues with the that hJ vii lie us'd 70
give Istb faction
hand good assortment OF Goais 10 which We In
Vite the attention Of bYyer.. -
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

4NOIIObs
Al persons holding claims against the late rm Of DAVs DEU
PRES 4 90. sill esent the same 10 me for payment
q. r. K0HcREN,
sep linz Corner Franklin and Mayo Sta
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
EXTRA SESSION. 900 90
SENATE.

SENATE. rl I.tt.t
FarDAY, Sept. IS, 1863
Called to order at IAN L. Gov. MoSTAauE in the
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SALT DIsrRIBUrIOX.

In tire absence Of kr JOHNSON who, had been sp-
pointed on tho joint committee on the salt srbutioo,
the President appointed Mr. LYsoa TO gu the vacancy
ABOLITION OF AUDiiIEG B1ARD
The Committee on Finance reported bill 10 abolish
the Auditing Board aud to provide for the settlement
of claims remaining unsettled BY ssid Board.
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n K w M u SIC;
....- PUBLISHED BY
GEO. DUNN & CO., RICHMOND, VA.
JULIAN A. sELBY, COLUMBIA, 3. G.

SChOOL FUlt bOhS'
THE Goth Session OF the School formerly
taught o. p BurrusI viii be resumed The Let Oco
crcsIars for distribution. Apply 70 VIM Pierre, A. TIE
sehoot room, on Mayo Itfe.t or 10 AR ~ y. hookE'
sep rs d3ls lis Brosd street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19

THE NAME. posting Of tho names
of persons liable to be drafted about the
streets for the last few days has created
q ute buz. a group being constantly
ga thered about each list and others buy
ing copies to examine them at leisure
number labo:ing under manifest physical
infirmities has largely increased ia our
community since the lists have been post
ed The dealers in crutches, walking
sticks. ear trumpets, &c, have done a
brisk business We are told the lists are
quite defective.'many names being print
ed wrong, and more wholly omitted
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TCoMgCNICATED.l
Pulmonary Consumption Durable Disease !!
A cARD-TO CONSERVATIVES.

The undersigned having been restored to health in
few weeks, by very simple remedy, after having suf
fered several years with severe lung affection and
that dread disease COnsumpricn-is nxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means OF
To all who desire it he will send copy OF tie pre-
serip;on used Gree of CHARGE, with directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
for CoSsuNPTIoS, ASTHMA, BReScHIrs, Coco
COLDS, The only object Of the advertiser in send
ing the prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceives to be iv,i
liable and he hopes every sufferer Ill try his
dy, . it will cos; them nothing, and may prove q
blessing
Parties desir ing the prescription will please address
Rsy. EDWAHD A. WILSON, WILLIAMSBURG,
Kings County,
Noy1-4m Nss York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19

NovEL EXHIBITION exhibition ad-
vertissd in another column to take place
on Tue.day next, (22d ms, at the Hard
ware store Of Mr. sianly, of the qualities
and capacities Of the celebrated Stewart
cooking stove, cannot fail to attract an IN
terested audience This stove is claimed
with good reason to be the most perfect in
the world-doipg the best work at the least
cost Of labor and fuel The agent pledges
himself to give ocular demonstration of
thi, at the proposed exhibition. Admit
lance free, and everybody cordially in
yited
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19

For CHRISTMAS AND New YEARs-Thos.
Orion, bookseller, has just opened very
tempting stock OF Gents and Ladies' Gold
Pens in Gold and Silver Cases, and some
very elegant Ladies' Breast Pins aud .et-.
His stock Of photograph Albums, Animals,
Poets, Bibles, Juvenile Books and all kinds
of Picture and Story Books for children,
affords as great a variety as can b r7IHl
in Chicago. These are the best .sor. Ct
gifts to fill stockings with.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19

FoUHD DE.D-Mr. Andrew Stanford
lock tender at lock No. II, below Ottawa
was found dead in field near his house on
the morning of the 18th inst =.
1t appears that on the afternoon OF the
day before, Mr. Stanford went to the field
to look after some calves, and when IN tn
act ct returning, he was about to get over
the fence, and fell backwards his whole
length in Ct Of apoplexy, aud expired
Immediately.
Coroner Hathaway held an inquest upon
the dead body, and elected tho above
facts
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To Horse owners.
DR. SWEETS INFALIBIE IMMINENT FOR HORSES -,

IL unrivaled by any, and in all Of Lameness,
arising from sp,ains Bruises or Wrenchins its effect
10 magical and certain. Harness Saddle Calls,
Scratches. Mango &c. it will also speedily.
SPAWN and Ringtcn may be easily prevented and
cured in their incieut but confirmed cases
beyond the possibility of rGdicef cure No case of
the kind however, desperate or hopeless but L.
be aiiev afed by this Linim.nt. ana its faithful
plica:on will always remove the Lameness, aud en- :
able the horses to travel with compavativ ease
EvSrv horse owner should have this medy ~ hand
for its timely the first appearance Of Lameness
will e6eetuaily prevent those fsrn,id diseases
toned, to which all horses Liable. and which
der many otherwise valuable horse nearly worthess
See advertisement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19

The CITY PooR We have received nc
less than three commun c. ions from
different ladies. within the last two weeks
asking US to call upon our people to take
some action with reference to relieving TN e
o or Of this city. The writers Of these
suppos. that the wives and families of sick
all absent soldiers alone are suffering
2 u S-wo tn. ~ ara IL, Efforts IN ak Ins in
behalf of the latter, it is insisted that
there are Others whose claims on the pub
lie b)uuty, if not 50 meritorious, are at
least as pressing The matter should be
Inquired into.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19

FAREwELL-Farewelli is a lone sound
and its echo has caused many sad heart ;,
but none would feel saddened but rather
be- greatly cheered ard benefited by say
ing farewell to all kinds Of Soda and Sal
eratus except DeL1nd t. Cos Chemical
!Saleratus, which will scatter rays Of sunshine
and happiness IN every houshold wien
properly used, being always uniform and
perfect.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19

SEcEsH PRIsoyERs-The cars on the
Rock Island Railroad are still loaded all
mos. daily with confederate prisoners,
taken at Chattanooga, Knoxville, DC, and
being sent to Il. ok Island. They are
generally rough, but not intelligent look
ing men, yet SO thiuly and mean!y clad
that they must suffer immensely this cold
wea her.
As group was standing in front OF the
depot the other day watering train load
of the shiverIng wretches, 4 noted Leag-
uer remarked: We'll Id rather see those
fellows up here than down south, anyhwo.
To which a bystandar repli Il Very
likely; ard to judge from appearances, up
hre is about the only place where you
Lea ,uers, If you hav. your own way about
it, ever wiN see secesh soldiers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19

AFTER REcRUITs-In addition to those
heretofore mentioned, We observe that
Capt. FITRoERALb, Of c. l. Mui.isass l. sh
br gade. has epenei recruiting office at
Robert Montgomery grocery store in this
city. The regiment enjoys, as all know,
tn highest reputation for gsiiantry. 1t
is pleasantly posted at New Gre K, in
Western virginia, where it has enjoyed
just enough Sighting to keep the boys in
good exercise and health.
Capt CoGswELL, of the noble battery
which bears his name, is also at home,
and will in a few days be soliciting recruits.
The battery has lest fewer men by disease
than any other that has been rs long in
the v,ce--the highest proof that can be
given Of the competency O! the command
err. 1t left Ottawa with 1870 men, OF whom
after 81 years hard service, it still has
ITO left.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19

None New GooDs AT FIsKE This is
new stock of Winter Clothing of all kinds,
and Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Dc, NC
These goods were bought lorg after the
fall rush was over, and at a heavy dis>
count from the earlier prices; and. as they
n.,,st be sold soon to be got off before the
early spring trade opens, they are offered
at grea, bargains. Drop in and see them
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19

GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility, Ineou.-
potency, Premature Decay and Youthful Error, Actual
ed by desire to benefit others, will be happy fur
nsh to all who need it Gree of charge the recipe and
directions for raaking the simple Remedy USED in his
case. Those wishing to profit by his sxPerienee-and
possess . Valuable Remsdy-wiI Ieceive the sams By
return mail, Carefully seaIed) b. addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN,
Hev'-Sm No. 60 NASSAU SErEET, NEW YORK
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HOLIDAY GcoDs good people OF
Ottawa, particularly the juven nile portion,
are interested in the fact that Mr.. EBERT s
nosy Offering as fine stock Of holiday
goods as was ever brought to Ottawa. 1t
consists of French, English, German and
Chinese Toys of every conceivable des-
cription; also sugar toys in great variety,
the mos, perfectly finished we ever saw,
with cake ornaments: candies, nuts, rasins
prunes, dates &c, dc 1t is really worth a
miles walk simply to see his eatahlish>
ment Mr. E is also prepared to supply fam
lies or parties to any extent with fancy
cake, an article in which he is so well
known TO excel all others.
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FAIR.

The La Sale Co Soldiers Aid Society
will he happy TO meet It's friends al Fair
aud Festival ia Union Hall on Wednesday
aud Thursday evenings of Dec. 2od aud
2itii, also al dinner on Thursday, and a
Christmas dinner on Friday. lie Christ
mas dinner will be free 10 Soldiers tami-
lies woo are cordially invited 10 attend
Persons in from Ia. country on those days,
are invited t. dine at the Hall
Mus DiCCEY, Pres.
MRs " ARD LOCKWOOD, Vice Pres
Mus & L CLARK, Treasurer
Louisa E.as>, Rec. Sec.
L u. ItaNY, Cor Sec.
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The GERMAN BALL at Washington Hall
on Monday evening. for the benefit Of the
families of deceased or absent soldiers.
Melted some $50 above all expenses. The
fund is being carefully and judiciously de-
voted to the praiseworthy object intended,
under direction Of the Turner Society
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19

SuiclpE AT PERU-IIenry Shultz. during
a fit Of temporary insanity, committed
suicide at Peru, on Monday, by cutting
his throat, using both knife and razor to
accomplish his object. Verdict of the
coroner's jury corroborAted the above
f,ctS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19

OLD Folks, RiILY-rhe old singers in
this city, are respectfully invited 10 meet
at the Supreme Court House, on Monday
evening for the purpose Of preparing for
concert to help the soldiers families.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19

1HEsPIAN SocIETY-The exhibition Of
the Thespian Society, which was advertised
to take place on the evening of the 23d
inst, has been postponed to the evening
of the 2S;h, so as not to come in compe.
tition with the L.dies' Fair, to be held on
the forme evening
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- The following list of articles forwarded by
the A.d .ociety the soldiers of the $50 III ReSt
rrison AT Richmond
4 hams 20 = lbs dried beef. 24l2 los. cod
fish :; cans Cove Oysters, boxes sardines ! can
tomatoes IL lbs butter crackers, lbs soda crack
ers. lbs dried apples, - bu beans, Can cook
les, 10. tea ID. coffee, can pickles, psckag e
10 Capt. Lodge.
From the Logan Ard Society:
u Dbl. containing IS lbs. crackers and , lbs. Y.
H. tea. Mas. DICKsY Pres
Miss Louisa EarcS, Rec. Soc.
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Madame Zadoc Porfer'> Curative f.aIsam
for CoHgA.- Crfs Consumption. Ast'"l. Sho,fnrss Of
B, edh, TicI|iayeft F'1af DiDfcafy IT Srsathiag
Hs kiness Of t< Tro.-. an. III the effects produced
BY checked p-rsriratisu, &c
The following slows The h n estimation in which
the above preparation IS held
F- have Porter's Curative Balssm for the
pas. year, and think the best remedy for Colys ond
Ot'fiHHts Coughs that have had to use and
would recommend it to others. especially parents \,
a safe and easy remedy for children.
o. ". MoRs:s
Teacher OF the D az and Dumb Asylum
New YORK, FEB. l2.
Madame PcrteI's Curative Bal.am car be obtained
Of ALI Druggists. Price, . cents. and in large bottles
o. 50 cents
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NJ y Il RI f. ID .

At the Geig-r House in Ottawa, the 18th ms, by
A. T. smith, Esq Mr. Alexander Cairns, OF Mendoza
TO Miss Rrcecca Dr!oDg of, Perm.
On the LIST inst, by tn same, Mr.. Edward He's to
Miss E.,zt beth Morsch, all OF this city
At Christ Church in this city, the 10Th inst by the
Rev Ben- iic', Mr. ISAAC SkRCEsr and Miss MAkY
LorI,. KEMP both .: Ui.ca.
ON Tie 23d SIT AT the Central House by Arthur Lock
woeh, Iq Sir JANIS Collins, Q! the town OF ManIius
and Miss LIZZIE FkELEv. OF Ottawa.
On tho LIST iusrau by the sam-. SIR TBoxAs Miles
and Mss MIRANDA CODA both OF the town OF Ophr.
On the 2d nsta mt, at the Exchange by the same Mr.
RICHARD PrzER of the toan of Rutland and Miss HAIR
HI I METEOROLOGICAL OF tie to~n Of Nilsson.
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S Pills

tie most eGectual remedy ever known for all COM
elRinis peculiar To alt ciasse, they in
valuable. inducing srita c"rf"'nfp. Per,odc"f rega
Iarity They known to thousands. who have used
them at different periods throughout the country hav-
ing the Sanction ~f the most eminent Physicidns in
IDleyicG.
Explicit directions. srrtin2 rhen hey should not
b n.t6, it'll each boX-the Price one D0iifr per
Eor, containing from 50 to 60 Pills.
:. Pills sent by mail promptly, by RENTING to the
Proprietor either of the Agents in Ottawa. Sold
By Druggists generally
RIB. HCTCHINGS, PROPRIETOR,
20 Cedar ST., New York.
For sale in Ottawa by E. Y. GRTGGs and d. WAIVER.
Fer sale at manufacturers prices by LORD SMITH.
Chicago, Ill. IapilS-35
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@ttapa frte Graoer.
LOCAL. MATTERS'
WOOD WANTED.

IF any Of our subscribers would like to
pay US in wood or coal, we shall be glad to
receive it at the highest market price.
Also, load of hay would be acceptable.
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SAPON.TEER,
Or Concentrated I've
FAMILY SOAP MAKING

w AR makes Ugh prices; So3,onifsr helps TO reduce
w them. II makes sol p for fU[H cents a pound
by usiI your kitchen grease
"CAUTfOS: As spurious Lyc. are offered
also, be careful and only buy tie PA TENTED articles
put up IRON cans, al others ing % u er its,
PESySYL VANII SAT- NANT-FA CTI-RIyG CO.,
TAiidde,Jhhi-No I27 Walnut STREET:
Ft.sburg-T iii Street and DUQncsne Way
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OTTAWA ACADEMY.

WE offer all the advantages Of First Class semi
w nary. Rare Glance for Practical Book Keeping,
Ancient Modern. and High English Language PhiloSo-
ply. Chemistry, Surveying, Drawing Painting and
N1sc. Four experienced Teachers. Studoa taken a,
all times, and charged for OF the C-rtid-
given to Teachers Apparatus for ESp-rir ents.
Fall Term, IA weess, opens August -.
Winter Term, IA weeks, opens December :.
Spring Term, II we-ss, opens Isrch2 r.
Send for q Circular.
Cook G!over's Block. Rooms enlarged.
VI. A. ARNOLD Principal.
Ottawa August %, 1865.
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FINS News Room AID Book SroRE-Our
friend Finn has made extensive prepar:-
.tions for tie holiday season. A,nhn-' he
novelties he offers are Ladies A"tograph al
buns, very neat and appropriate article
for a Christmas or New Years present-
He has also many other Gift Books, Toy
Books, dc. at prices, he AYERS, that e. eau t
be beat this side Of New York" School
books all that are used IN this city and
country around-he pledges himself to
sell 90 per cent cheaper than they can be
bought elsewhere. Call and get a price
list Stationery Of all kinds, bank books
sheet music &c are also in his line
His circulating library Contains nearly a
thousand volunses, and 75cts pays for three
months, books EXCHANGED rs often as de-
sired. Next door to Post Office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19

CoJoREp PRoToGRAPHs.-Porte exhibits
in his show case specimens of the finest
curtes de risite and vignettes ever exhibited
in this city (By the way. it is difficult to
characterize the meanness Of persous who
would attempt to injure. or remove, said
show case from the street, where it is
hung up, in such way as in nowIse to
cause an obstruction) Whatever may be
the color Of the dress. Porter reproduces
the same colors in his photographs. Hol
800
idays are At hand. and q Photograph gall
lery is rot only the place to buy your al
buns. but to have them fill d. Porter has
q fnestock. from 80 cents to as fine As,
any one can desire -.r
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Editoi Of Free TrsdsF:

Editoi Of Free Trsdsr:
DEAR SIR With your permission wish TO s.y to the
readers Of your paper that will send by mai
to al uhouish Cree recipe with full directions
for making and using simple Vegetable Balm. that
will enecruay r IL days, Prmp!e, BIotches.
Tan. Fr-ckies, and all impurities o. the skin lowing
the same soft, clear smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Ball Head. or
Bare PAGES, simple directions ami Information that
will ensbIe them start full growth OF Iuxurian
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All applications ere by return mail without
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TH)S. F. CHAPMAN Chemist.
an No sSI, Broadway, New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19

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Published FOR tina bench; aud as warning and CAU
TIOS TO YOUNG MEN who suffer from Sp-rmator-
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one who cured himself after beng put greatex-
Pense and injury through medical hurubIg and qIack
cry
By enclosing post paid addressed envelope, single
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Bedford, hihSs &C., y. ].
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19
TO TIE YOUNG OR OLD,

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