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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-20
Ghnrac ferisaic
Of Gen. Thomas

Lacking the brilliant genius Of Rosccrans.
and the comprehensive sweep OF intellect
which distinguishes Grant, he SURPRISES both
IN penetrating the motives of those around
him. and IA perceiving and weighing the Pc
cuIisr exccllcncies aud defects OF EACH
Neither the false modesty which PROCESSES to
know nothing. nor the clustering pretension
that assumes 20 know alt things. have any in
tluence with him. lie sees at glance
through sham Of all kinds. aud shows no ia
vof either to naughty arrogance or iswnng
servility No man need expect commenda-
ton or respect from him on account 81 snowy
q appihgs or insolent carriage or impertisent
fofwardness or gassy speech. or boorish be-
havior 10 his associates. A calm, quiet. un-
assuming. we'll behaved. polite and modest
gentleman. IL the person who. other things
being equal. soonest commends himself 10
General Thomas. He despises can't aud
while he cannot desory greatness IN that
sqaeamish nicely which distinguishes the fop
| ara sure he tails 10 perceive Il In that swag-
gsring bluifness which characterized Ancient
| Pistol.
The faculty Of distinguishing true greatness
| in his eubordiEais- enables Gen. Thomas u
avail himself OF all the talent about him. ~
| that Ia reality great trust may BE- more safe
| IL committed to him than 90 some Who have
| " themselves greater qualities than he: iol
| be ia some degree makes all the ability h.
| finds around hlm bis own. by putting IN rec.
| ponsible places only 10 those who possess tia
ability. Does certain officer exhibit dstin'
| gnisaed energy Gen. Thomas j. sure q
| place him where his. energy viii be most o.
fectve. Does General show himself posses
sd of more than ordinary admiuistrativ,
| p0sersf He j. cerAtin To be placed in pO'
sitien vhere..those powers will avail most II
bringing about the igreat offsets which th'
Government hes IA view. Does an Office
shaw himself peculiarly fitted ior the man
Agemsns of some special arm Of the service
! Then Ne i placed where the exercise Of thu
particular talent will be mos. beneficial Z
the army. the great aFtillesist. Looms. q
aoon a. Hoods forces had come IN sight O
the CITY. was immediately putis charge Of al
tho artillery upon our interior lines.
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cousisfinr IN part - sus~berry ,Eisct h<rry Cher
~ I'D Rsspb<rry xDd Crap wiue. Psseh, Ape,
cherry sn1 Pis'kbenX hrsnei... kl.e sns In .
Ter Medicinal ard Table us~e. shirh are p<rfsetly
pare AMI nssf only - sd o. - eDprecistet -
kaas s~uufns unisss tk~y hsve ear Goif IAb<i 60
s.1h botsl~. sna oar "a tti@s pr~@s<d In az oFsr
he ecrk
ssl1 ~ al Dsuxxifts AL feslsrf tkrosgbo u tie
cuunsrr Cal f,r Ger gods and taks NJ oth~r.
clrcuiars q re trsds s1priisd % applic.tlon %
BErrEfI. PIrTEks co.
f~<I1tf Ne n River street.. ca cars.
BARR co. sole Agents Tor
Tsrre Hssts.
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ply to tho dispatch of the Confederate Com
misslouers aud the manifesto Of the South.
ern Congress
FoRkIeS oEFIcE. Nov. D. 1854
GkSrIxxES-l have had the honor te re-
oeive the copy which yoa have sent me OF
the manifesto issaei nv the Congress Of The
se-cAlle.l Confederate Stats 81 America -
Her Naiesty's 0overamenrisepls lament tae
protracted nature % the struggle between
the Uoilsd Stairs Of North America.
Great Britain has since lI1S remained,
with the exception Of short period. connects
81 BY relations 18th both the Northern and
southern States. Since the commencement
~ The eisd var. skich broke out IN ls6l Her
Majesty = sevrsnmsat have continued 10 en-.
terrain sentimentsoi friendship for the North
sad South OF TIA csusee Of the war Her
Mslesiy- government have never presumed
b Judge rhey deplotesi the commencement
~ the -snEasnsFy struggle. and suxiou-ly
asaA IL termination. Meantime they are
convinced that they had best consult The 10
tsresl 81 pcsce. md respect the rights Of all
parties ~ observing strtct AL Impartial
aealraligy. Sach neutrality Her Majesty has
fsahfolly maintained and Ill coutinne 10
mainteln
l Fsqaesi yaa. gensiemea. - soceps. a.
kUsssI
Tel slaiel. and J N M.saa. E-q.
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oxsF seven thousNnd acres ~ land. says the
Louisville lessnai. have sheen leased IN
Perry countF. luaiana. by wealthy LOUIS
vile company. Tor ne purpose Of operating
IA the 81 busiae~s. Operations on Little
Bias sgsss. Cfs~iafd csanty. are also goinr
sheed. ~ith esety promise Of socccss We
likes. e lcsfa hat several leases have bsea
tsksa IA me southeastern portson 81 hsrFleou
coaniy Tor ~ >Ame papo~e fersoas a.
sa.iatsd ~uh shs saeieci lave ~ doubs shsi
OF nav be osssioea "a large qusnsisie- "a
n.sy places aioax ne Soethesn hssdei
of The state. al that - f>~ Years arg,
hussns>s -.n be dane 10 tAsl l,ne
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THE Winter Term begins Tues
II Gag. gsnnsy - ls<t. Ample ursaseusnis
are n.<s fsr ststsnis, bssk n hi snt . par
usl coEfs<. n Libraries. Lklsrsry secl~<f--.
futi1n-
cr..s--1svsll~- D.. N. isss<ia
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A eEsrLExks. whose Esther ha6 esen
hanged. was accustomed 10 say % him-"He
died suddenly upon a platform at large
public meeling.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-27
OTTAWA ILL.,, SATURDAY MORNING FEBRUARY y l864 =

ods OF work, their past receipts and d.
bursements, faithful accounts of which
nave now been published up to January,
1864 Their rooms and books are all
times open to scrutiny, and they unhes.
itatingly aver that for every dime in,rusted
them and fer every pound Of supplies sent
them, they can account fully and sa,l.fac.
torily. Their doings are open and above
beard, asd they publish to the world,
every other month, a complete record of
the receipts, disbursements and eypend;-
lures, frem whence their supplies hsye
come, wither they haye gone, &c. Imme.
diately on their arrival, and every pen.
ny OF money and every box Of supplies is
acknowledged to the donor, and in but a
very few and rare instances has package
sent the Com mission failed OF coming to
hand. The Commissions claim that their
business is transacted with the system
method, exactnesss, and economy of the
best business establishments, and they re-
fer to the we'll know. character OF the per-
sons who are its Hsmbers.- and mere tri.
nmphantly yet, 10 their carefully kept
books, at,oays open to investigation, for proof
Of their fidelity
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VOL. XX1V---NO. 2S.
FACTS FOR THE C;JRroy-.
, Ri JESSE ADA Hs.


The art Of making lemonade was
tented IN Paris IN A.. D. 1850.
! In Lighting n match We el1nai,, to f;ya
different gssssz. --. ss.-.
hen the .ciatile particles which con.
s,tute the perfume of flowers are strongly
condensed, they are poisonous, di.sustire.
and almost irrespirabe.
lght 6i times brighter than ansther
ou.shines the lesser light
The leaves Of the largest olru5 and ma
pies have leaf surface os TO. ICES thar
FIVE sores. '.. .-a f
The fine spiculae OF snow in the colde.s
weather Will gingle when poured from ono
hand 20 another.
lLs skin Of the negro ysrLli.ters fror,
tie heat of the sun.
Person. have ceuversed mile distant ir
the North
Artificial cold has been produced a, low
as 22J0 heat
Hills appear larger in vet Weather, but
they appear further eft
Bricks are made red by the peroeidatiye
0. the IRON IN the clay while baking
No nan can explain the primitive uiti-
mate cause Of the moving Of finger. ror
what really draws him when riding in tne
cars OF even in a double wagon.
Hard working men at particular tra,ls.
have mo.e ZONES
! muscle which will raise hundred
pounds, sl.Isula; ed by life, will not hold
ten pounds when separated from tho
body
A III the blood in the body makes cir
cult IN about every eight minutes
The egg Of ;he African ostrich some.
times weighs lss. equal to 1900 bird
eggs.
A cubic isch Of yeast ha. been calculat-
cd to contain eleven hundred. millions Of
plant cells
The sap, IN sing foot in the baswood
tree, has to pass through the walls of about
two Thousand cells.
Some sp:ocrs spin thread composed Of
no less than TX thousand sirsus 10 web
is single piece.
The number OF atoms in q single grain
OF sand probably exceeds a nurnber never
computed oy man, and as Infinite as the
rain drops that have fallen from the
clouds
\ single mushroom produces probably
TO less than ten million germs.
Birds migrating in winter remain Ia
locks til their return.
The skin or fork OF the rattan palm
abounds so much in silex, that it Will strike
FIRE with piece of steel.
The grains OF the birds eye maple ac-
count fer the pumbeY Of inert birds fern
ed during ,he growth of the tree
Common (wheat) straw can be melted
into glass.
Ehrcutery has found the shells Of ami
mails so small tina, the l44th OF a cubic
inch contained % millions ot them.
Platina is 2j1,o0o times heavier that
hydrogen.
The human body can do T. times the
amount Of work OF Ihe best engine, each
fed on the same amount Of carbon.
The quantity Of heat received from the
sun in = year . sufficient 10 melt 100 fee.
OF ICE.
1t is estimated that over 4QO.ons Of fixed
carbon air are formed annually niwood az d
vegetable products TO the square mile
Ihis would extract one ainth Of the car
bon of the osphere
:. IA, depth Of about % feet Under
ground the seasons are, as Il were, rerers~
sd. being ce,der in summer and warner IA
winter.
The G,ursa, variations Of temperature
aro not precepti5le ct depths create. thar
about ~ :ncies.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-27

J"vETuFs Or THE WAR PATE The ferce
confict Of arms which has recently rasej
around hnOxyiiic has infused the spirit o.
war lE:o the boys living ia that city and
those resident in SiIiedstown, q s:naIl
place divided from Knoxville by a marrow
creek. a fight rs gsa Eercely between tbs
ShieldstowLers and kncxyi!!ers- They
used sings snt minnie balls, which they
handled with great aexteritv They hai
e:szs p-tres built along In line. Ever
morning each party appeared on its swn
side Ct the stream drawn up !, srray, aa!-
suni,ion was distributed out OF a iaE
sfAaen rounds te the man, and they com
lcenced. Old soldiers OF the 9th Corps,
Who have been through many r storm Of
eho, and shell, kep: at a respectful dis
lance as they buried thrir missiles Wiz,
vigor. Ore day tue Shieidstovners nlado
a charge A. the sissle plank that crossed
the stream the knoxvi!lers ran, all except
ou e little fellow about eight years OLD, whc
stood at the end ef the plank, swearing
eaihs like Parrot shells, calling them COW
ards, and by Wig discharge at MN
les rspulsed the assault. Tie casualties
amounted TO bruises and cuts in all parts
ef the body, rather serious TO look 81, er
to think what they might have beer; but
every little fellow vas proud Of his wound.
SO !. vent on for several days, when ons
bright morning, as they were drawn upin
full f.ting array, and only awaited signal
to commence. there suddenly appeared
some women in the rear Of each a hall
dozen we're caught up, severely spanked,
and Let Off Fhe rect rc.e disGcncerted
and disrerss :,
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The report says: fs ..eat
'As usual. shirts and drawers are called
fer IN large quantities. Al the present
time, tie demand for these articles is more
.ursent than usual and there Is a most ina>
portant call for bsd-sasks. sheets and p'i-
low slips As soon as the weather will per-
nat, We are anxious to resume our large
shipments Of vegetables. and beg our con-
tributors to bsprepared to Aid in supplying
our invalid soldiers with potatoes, onions,
sour krout, pickles, and other like articles,
for which the coming spring will create .
great demand"
The repot further says: . s.ess.i
"With the increased means and facilities
for doing goea. placed in their hands by .
eensreus spphlic, ,the Conmissien pledge
increased faithfulness, if possible, as thu
almoners Of the bounty of the Northwest
to the sick and suffering soldiers Of our
Southwestern Army. They invite TO- the
most rigorous investigation Of their meth
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-27

Truth is of God, and hence IS eternal
and enduring. Man may deny 'he ruin;
but it will still remain ne may cohceai
the truth, but it will reveal i'sei1' ne may
oppose and fight against the truth, ous ne Q
cannot overthrow 1t. But though man
."n 40 nething against trath. he can do
.Sa,,.b for the truth He can become di-
- cent a co>worker OF God in extend-
80 It's dominion. He can urge his follow
r,en to love il more, and seek after it dili-
aartlv and live moro faithfully in accor-
dance with its precepts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-27

The horses of Arabia itself and CT tn .
southeastern parts Of Europe, arc clearly
derived from Egypt; but whether they
were there bred or imported from the
southwestern regions of Asia, or. as is
more probable, brought from the interi =
or northern coasts of Africa, cannot with
certainty be determined. IT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-27
3. b Uuitei we sta-d

NATIoNAi. FINANCES -EIr Thur'oT Wess
estimates the dcbt at the close OF the war
at three thousand millions, OF double the
outstanding amount of paper to-day. II
tina. is funded in a s.N per cent stock the
annual amount Will be $50 DUc coo; per
cent king fund added Will he $4,000
0J0 and The exNerse of the government,
which, before the war were $3n,OpJ,Gpe,
vii not oe les than 500 U00ocp, with :
rarre armies and navy - be sustained.
The sun, vii! ihen he $+l000o,0JO per an>
mum. or about 30 Pc cent. more thar the
English annual expenditure.
The whole Of rijs sum must be raised
bv taxation SiS0O0o000 per anuum in
gold. and the remainder in currency, what
ever thst may be.
The entire value of land ana o.lR: pro
per;y in the United States is estimated at
S6 0U00o000 Wchave contracteda a debt
of $4,000 600. 000 within the period Of three
years Mr. Chase has asked Of the present
Congress appropriations to the amount Of
$4,000, 900, and ether expenditures wI!l
swell that sum 20 81 600 00DCt0 Hence
at the end of the present fiscal year, one
half of the yalue of the property III the
United States Of every description "'!l
have been expended by the government at
Washington. The debt OF Engiand 'S a
little over $4,000 600 000-.he value ofpro
perty of every description is $3aoOo 900
900; in ether words, the debt OF me MT
ed States at the end OF iSot WIN nave
risen to one-kalf the ralue ei the WhoIe
w.aIth of The country, while tha; Of Eng
l,u,l * only about one-eighth Of the real
wealth of the country
The national debt of France is now g.
OIt974S43; cntaiiins an annual burden
or the na:isn of S1l ,20S,S15. exclusive OF
the charge of tie. new S6o,U000o0, whose
rate of Interest has not yet been made
public Tha interest on the national debt
is now S22, ,35l ,430 more annually than II
was vixen Louis Philippe abdicated III
other words, the empire has added to the
annual and perpetual burdens OF the na>
tier So, 35l ,430, and is still increasing THIS
load
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-27
THE CHICAGO SANITARY COMMys.
SiOS..A REPORT.

The Chicago Sanitary Commission (now
called tse Northwtsiern Sanitary Cem-
mIssIon) have made a report covsrin z
their proceed ugs durng the last four
months oI l>O3. from which we gather tb .
following Information Their mouxy re-
ceipts for these !orr months were $S4, 149 =
20, which iaclsies the net profits of the
Northw-.ters Fair their expenditures for
the same time were si1, ,ss,.S5, OF which
S5!,5l 10 was tor supplies to the hospitals
During this same Time the commissions
have received sos. boxes fron the veri-
Gus AID Societies, and have shipped T.
2iS boxes to Nicksburs Helena. Men2ni,
Cairo, Louisville, Libby Prison. Rich mond,
L.svenrorth, Kansas, Nashville, Western
Virginia, Camp Butler, Springfield, Chat
tanooca and Paducah, KY The whole
number of boxes shipped by the Commits
sion. up to January, 1864, is 2s,6lS The
Soldiers Home at Care is under the care
OF tho Northwestern Commission which
during these four months has entertained
lj,501 soldie's, and furnished them 81 $50
meals.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-27
Lumber Yard, Planning Mill,
Sash, Door and Blind Factory.

"E have moved our Lumber Yard to our Planning
w Mill, the Illinois River Bridge, and are pre-
pared 10 furnish former customers and all others
with all kinds Of Lumber, Lath, and Shingles. Also,
constantly on hand a good assortment OF DRY SEA
SONED FINISHING LUMBER.
Having in connection with our Lumber Sash. Door,
and Blind Factory, and Glass Nail, Paint. and Oil
Dep t, enabled to furnish each and every article
that Builders may want saving you the trouble OF 60
ing to number OF different places to make bill
We also invite attention to our SHINGLE MILL,
which is now ready for operation. ana urnish
Sawed Shingles by wholesale or retail.
Our terms cash, and sell as low the Lowest
Please call and examine for yourselves
ciice on IL salle ST.. opposite Van Doren Osborn's
Store. fdec 221 STRAWN POWELL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-27

AK INGESIUs CLERICAL HINr "A c'ersy-
man having preached during Lent, in
small town in which he had not been once
invited TO dinner, said, in C. sermon ex-
borting his parishioners against being SO
duced by. the prevailing vices OF the age.
~ have preached against every vice but
lrxnr;ous living, haring had 40 Opportunity
or g5ssrrn,g 10 ,rha! erfeh. it is esT'ief IN n''
,..,, s.IN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-27

Blessed are they that are blind; for
they shall see 10 ghosts
Blessed are they that are deaf; for they
never lend money, nor listen to tedious
stories
Blessed are they that are afraid ofthun-
Der; for they shall hesitate about getting
married, and keep away from political
meetings.
Blessed are III ey that are lean for there
is a chance TO grow fat.
Blessed are they that are ignorant; fer
thev are happy in thinking that they know
everything.
Fge.sed is be that is ugly in form, and
features fer the gals shan't modest him
Blessed is she that would get n7trried
but can't; for the consultations of the gcs-
pei are hers.
Blessed arc the orphan children; for
they have no mother t0 spank them.
Blessed are they that expect nothing;
for they shall not be disappointed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-27
BUSINESS CARDS.
---->---
1892 LUMBER. S62.
Lumber.

FYSHE subscribers, having purchased the stock OF
L lumber and leased the yard formerly occ cupied By
John Hossaek, on MAIN STREET, prepared to
to furnish all kinds ef lumber laths, shingles sash.
doors, &c. Also goOG assortne mt OF Saginaw boards
and dry finishing lumber, constantly on hand. The
public and builders particularly requested to ex
anime stock before purchasing elsewhere.
J.kJ. W. CALKINS.
Ottawa, NAV 1859.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-27

when a a-niarried man pays more atten-
.;. IN his vifes cousin than to his wife, it
"a a certain sign, that the cousins visit has
been long enough.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-27

NOTHING IS FoRGorrEY.-Therel IS 70 such
thing as forgetting possible to the nina
A thousand accidents may, and VIII, IN
terpose p veil between cur present consclors'
ness and the secret inscriptions ot the
mind; accidents of the same sort Will al
20 rend away this veil; but alike, wheth,
or yelled or unveiled, the inscription viii
remain forever; just as the stars seem to
withdraw before the coming light ef DAY;
whereas, IN fact, we all know that 1t IS q
light drawn over as a veil, and that they
are waiting to be revealed when the eo-
scuring twilight shall have Withdrawn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-27
AT STRAWN & POWELL'S
Sash, Door, and Blind Depot,

o" La Sale street, opposite Van Doren Il Os
born s Store
NTILL be fourd all kinds and colors OF Paints Pa
w tent Driers, and oiled Oil and Turpentire.
Also, general assortmel OF Glass, Sash, glazed Id
unglazed, Doors Blinds. / y Nais-cheap .sr cash.
OTTAWA. August {. 1860
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NEW YORK
Bakery aQe eoqfecticQ
SIMPSON SPENCER,

SIMtSON d SE'ENCER,
kdudrd's Block, Oppo'ite A,mop's Lime Sore,
Nam .StTset O.tdied, III.
UNHE subscribers having bought out the above estsb
Il lishment, would respectfully inform the inhabi-
tanis Of Ottawa and surrounding country th-t they
iUtend carrying the baking business in all i:s
b. anches, and prepared to furnish the choices,
variety Of Crackers such Butter, Soda Lemon, Bos
ton, Oyster, Abernetha, aEd 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.
As the subscribers will give their personal attention
to the business they feel confident that Thy will he
enabled give satisfaction all who may
: ZEN with their patronage.
The delivery wagon will continue running rs usual
X. '. SIMPSON,
OTTAWA Oc: as Isss. THOMAS SPENCER.
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pr;pcipIe is a passion for truth. The
man believes in sre the pillar. OF
u "."Il- EBdoh 90 E.ss2 s2aiiSS - Dab
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-27

lady who wears pretty little slipper,
:. .ften loved by the foot.
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SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS.

There was also received from Treasurer Of
Northwcsters Pair, gross receipts OF the
Same. ........................... $sea4s %
less expenses o: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL 346 a.
lie v-g proceeds OF Northwestern Fair SIS o62 50
OF this amount there was appropriated
to and paid over TO the Treasurer of the
Soldiers Home, Chicago, Iii the sum Of
three thousand dollars.
There still remain On hand, unsold, and
in charge of the Commission, of articles do.
mated to the Northwestern Far, number
Of pieces OF land in Illinois and Iowa, with
a quantity Of agricultural implements and
manufactured articles. Their sale will
increase the above net receipts considera-
bly,. ...
,x,rxr,,r,,s 20, rur uoxrps or er,rrM
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NJ. kNEisSL,
Ge--ua- \ p-uS2is. 1.d Apothscary, ad's r. oEA"~
WHOLESALE AND RETAlL-)
la s-ter OF Dr.gs Chsnicals, Preach c'Ea!as h,sh
S;,s \ ines, &c. &c A.1's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-27
T.. $. HOBERT,
SURGEON DENTIST,

y,
Plat wsrt done in all the various styles CT the art.
All ", rk done office warranted give entire
i.act IN. Chorofsrm administered f0r the raotion
Zee h.
Rso . over the Rank ~ Ottawa.
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e. Z. GfSsssES,
=. G. IiATilEW Ar .

L, scjst lcookssilsr and Stsfione''-O'S:ve H.
s,.e. store ia NAttinger's b,oek south 'i"s o. i'
ss r, Gus. square :
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e. Il. CE.OSSC
Or. n. EEgDEE.

T5.t DDt -: \ a H..
II ,a:in!f a Eoya! Lo'ege ar S.'J'ea;, ''t;f'
EsvinE had charge of Hospital in Europe ior 'eF-
r.l -e.r. and practice Of ten Yeas in lilnas ne
conf lent giving satisfaction 20 those who a. As
bis professional advise ,5
e.cr north sid. o. the Court Feuse Square he.'-
= = .; SgtioEe uo sV SeSs