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CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.
SENATE.


FRIDAY, February, =.
Mr.. Sumner, after preamble setting
forth that by the recent Constitutional
amendment abolishing slavery, Con-
gress may by appropriate legislation
enforce the prohibition of, introduced a
Joint resolution declaring ''that in all
the States lately declared to be in rebel
lion. there shall be no oligarchy, aris-
tOcracy, caste or monopoly invested
with peculiar privileges and powers,
and there shall be no denial OF rights,
civil or political, on account Of color or
race, but all persons shall be equal be-
fore the law, whether in the court room
or at the ballot-b0x, and this statute,
made in pursuance of the Constitution,
shall be the supreme law Of the land,
anything in the Constitution or laws of
any such State TO the contrary notWith-
standing" 1t was laid on the table
and ordered to be printed. Mr.. Sumner
gave notice that he should move this
Joint resolution as counter proposition
to the Constitutional amendment pass
ed by the House. A petition Of GER
tain citizens of Wisconsin asking that
the "late rebellious States be required
for readmission was presented. 1t was
referred to the Committee on Recon-
structon. The bill allowing postage
stamps and envelopes to be sold on cred
it was taken up and passed. Mr.. Irum-
bull then called up the bill to protect
all persons in their civil rights. Speech
es were made on the subject by Messrs.
Davis, Trumbull, Guthrie, Hendricks,
Lane. of Indiana, Cowan and Sauls-
bury. after which the question was tax
en- on Mr.. Hendricks. amendment, and
it was rejected by vote OF yeas 7, nays
80. An amendment of stringent char
acter was then offered by Mr.. Morton
and adopted. and the bill was then pass
ed by vote Of yeas 81, nays -. The
provisions Of the bill are given in the
proceedings Of Congress.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Friday, February.
Mr.. Raymond asked reconsideration
of the vote by which certain papers
presented by his colleague Mr.. Brooks
were referred TO the Committee on l.
Iectiuns. He desired the reconSidera-
ton that the econrestant might be heard.
4 long discussion ensued, which was
. kPDk Uf1--A Ilil II lIi1Ci ItlLVi iiiiT7i'iA w
allow Of the reception of Gen. Meade
until nearly the close Of the session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Saturday, Feb. ;.
In the United States House of Rep
reSentatives. on Saturday, a bill was in
troduced for the improvement Of the
harbors of Cleveland and FairpOrt, on
Lake Erie, and it was referred to the
( Commerce Committee. The appropri-
alton bill reported by Mr.. Stevens was
made the special order for Monday. \
! bill was passed extending to those who
have lost one foot and one hand in the
naval service, the same pension as is
allowed to those who have suffered such
/ loss in the army. The bill to enlarge
/ the powers of the Freedmen's Bureau
was then debated until the adjourn
meut.
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ERRORS OF YoUTH.-A Gentleman

ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A Gentleman
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility Pre-
mature Decay, and all the effects of youthful in
discretion will, for the sake of suffering humani-
ty send free to all who need it, the recipe and dl-
rections for making the simple remedy by which
he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, can do so by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No l3 Chambers st, New York.
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TDWARD T. KERR, ATTORNEY
IT. ATLAW. BEDFORD. PA. VIII puBctUglly
and carefully attend to all business entrusted to
his care Soldiers claims for bounty back Dsy
de- speedily collected. Office with II Nicode.
mus. Esq. on Juliana street, nearly opposite the
Banking House Of Reed i Schell
Aprif 1885
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DR. Tomas, VENETIAN IT,

DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN Uopsp
LIEIsRSr.-PIsr BOTTLES AT ONE DOLLAR. fo, tbc
cure of lsmeness, scratches, wind gals sprsing
bruises cuts, collie, slipping stiHe, over heatipv
sore throat nail in the foot, etc Il IL warrantsd
cheaper and better thar any other article ever of.
fered to the public Fhousands Of animals bsv.
been cured Of the collie and heating by tbis
Liniment; and hundreds that we're crippled Ind
lame have been restored 10 their former yignr
1t is used by all the first horsemen throughout III
States Orders are constantly received from tbs
Racing Stables of England for fresh supplies a.
this article Over 2 500 testimonials have been ~
ceiyed Remember, 81 laid out IN time NAV save
the life Of yoar horse. Sold by Bll druggists 0r
zee So Cortlaudt St New York
Jan L, '66--lm
STRANGE, BIT TRUE.-F Every YOUNG
lady and gentleman 10 the United States can b-s.
something very much to their advantage BY r.
turn mail free of CHARGE by addressing The IN
dersigned. Those having fears Of being uumbgg.
ged viii ohlige by not noticing this card Other
will please address their Obedieut servant
TH0S. F. CHAPMAN.
S3l Broadway, y 4w York
Jan. ). City
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TOHN PALMER. ATTORNEY At
% LAW. BEDFORD, PA viii promptly stteud
to sll business entrusted to his care
Particular attention paid to the collection d
Military claims. Office on Julisna Street, nearly
opposite the Mengel House,
Bedford. Aug. |, 1861.
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8anktrs.

JACOB REED. J. J. SCHEtJ,
ID EED AND SCHELL,
HI Banksrs ant
d IERS IN f c Fl A \ q l.,
BEDFORD. PA,
DRAFTS bought and sold collections made aoa
money promptly remitted.
DEPOSITS solicited
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VOHN ?. REED, ATTORNEY At
- LAW. BEDFORD. PA Respectfully tender.
his services TO the pnbllc.
Office second door North Of the Mengel House
BedCord. Aug. |, 1861.
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TSPY NJ. ALSIP, ATTORNEY AT
Law, BEDFORD, PA Will faithfully and
promptly attend to all business entrusted to hi
care in Bedford and adjoining counties. Military
claims back pay, bounty, &c, speedily collected.
OfFce with Mann & Spsng, on Ju,isna street,
two doors South Of the Mengel House.
Jan %, 1864
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J. r. DURBORRow. JOHN LUT7
nURBOR ROW & LUTZ.
ATTORNEYS At Law, BEDFORD. Pa
WiIl attend promptly 70 all business ntrasled ts
their care Collections made the shortest Nc.
tice.
They are also, regularly licensed Claim Ageut.
and will give special attention 10 the prosecution
of claims against the Government for Pension,
Back Pay, Bounty, Bounty Lands, dc.
Office on Juliana street, one door South Of the
''Mengel House" and nearly opposite the L,q,9r..
Office.
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P. ". K1wNELL. ). ". LIyGEyFELTER.
TIMMELL d LINGENFELTER,
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD PA.
Have formed partnership in the practice Of
the Law Office on Juliana street, two doors South
of the ''Aengel House,
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lYn. II. FILLER. ). l. hEAGi.
TNlLLER d KEAGN have formed d
partnership in the practice Of the law. At
tenti0n paid to Pensions Bountles and Claims
against the Government
Office on Juliana street. formerly occupied BY
Hon. A King March 81, g..
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n II. SPANG, ATTORNEY At
u. LAW, BEDFORD, Pa Will promPtlr al
tend to collections and all business entrusted q
his care in Bedford and adjoining counties.
Office on Juliana Street, three doors south Of the
s'Mengel House, opposite the residenC" Of Mr.
Tnte.
May I3. 1864.
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3lotites, &t.

MRS. L. V. MOWRY SELbIN"
NA OFF AT COST Cloaks, BalmOral and h''s
Skrls, Shawls, Hats, Bonnets, &e.. &c. ,.,..
XsAll who have accounts standing VIII tl5''
cali and settle. Dee Il "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-25

ANOTHER NEw E!-Verlly, Ottawa is
prospecting. Another large new Store, deals
ing in Dry Goods and Groceries, has just
opened in Bushnell & Leland's new block,
second door north of Alschuler's, by Messrs.
BURKE & lIEENAy. They have not only one
Of the finest store rooms in the city, but
?ery lar.e and superb stock. Their goods
are all brau-spankin new-not ar old shred
Of dry goods or stale pound # groceries in
the lot. But there is one thing about them
that is nat new; their prices are the good
Oh fashioned plices Of six years ago. C4h-
Goes for a shilling, sheetings for 10 and 20
cts, &c. You will fad them the P.e4sar'e,t
men in the world to deal vita. Read their
advertisement
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-25

New GROCERY STORE Here is grocery
store that is grocery store. Mr. NJ. p.
FINN has just opened il the northern store
room Of Bushnell II Leand's new block west
side Of the Court House, the largest stock of
family groceries, wooden and willow an stone
ware, &c, you will find anywhere in Ottawa.
It takes a pile Of goods to eli such room
twice as large as any other grocery store IL
Onawa-and Mr.. Finn has it full up. Every
thing Is new and fresh, clean and tidy, and
in amazing quantity. In sugars, coffee, teas,
&c, he is without rival this side of Chicago,
either as to quality, quantity or price. He
sells at wholesale and retail, and invites
country dealers to compare wholesale prices
with Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-25

FALSE REroEr.-in reference TO the report
which ''sPread Ike Wild FIRE" through town
the other day, tina; person had died of the
cholera at one of the hotels, We have note
from DIR. REYNOLDS, the city Health Officer,
in which he Says
4" The report is false, every word Of it. The
man allu.ed to is not dead, but nearly well.
and had nothing like the cholera. There has
not been a case Of cholera in the city nor do
believe there will be one"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-25

Throw physlc to the dogs: is all very
we'll, indeed the only pm oper thing to be done,
with the vile, aduiterat4d stuff that !, sold by
40 many dealers under the name of drugs.
When, however, you cd to GIBSON & HATTIE,
WAYS for drugs you are dealing viii. Il reia-
bic physician, who not only in his daily
practice becomes thoroughly ACQUAINTED with
the quality of his drugs, but is responsible,
by his professional obligations, for their
purify 1t is always safest to bly, yourmed>
ictnes of a physician.
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BLANKS

We have been printing blanks for the last
four weeks, and can say with confidence that
we have the first complete assortment ever
offered for sale IN Ottawa. We are selling
at and below Chicago prices, claiming that
in general the forms and printing 're better.
Our stock embraces all the blanks in use by
justices, constables. conveyancers, &C. notes,
drafts, bonds, receipts, tax receipt books,
&c, &c. Also, blanks for collection Of the
new soldier bounty.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-25

Prof y. B. CgYsLEn 5 Elocution Glass /,
making preparations to give an exhibition
next week, which, from the variety Of pieces,
and the earnestness WITH which the class are
tuking hold of the matter. we have no doubt
our people will be well entertained.
In addition 10 prize determinations and reel
tations, music and tabeaux will give pleasS
ing variety.
The entertainment viii conclude with one
of Trench's celebrated humorous dramas,
which has been given by the Professor and
his classes in Bloomington aud other places
with decided success. All will be pleased
with this piccs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-25

MoEE NV BrILplyGs Ottawa has ac
ltaa.Iy been seized With sort Of building
fever. Not only are hu hlreIs Of nex DWELL
ings going up all over the outer limits of the
city, bu; ia the business centre oPen spaces
are being rapidly filed up. The only re
naming lot il the burnt Tow on the Yves,
side Of tie square, that on the south corner
Of the aIley-which It was feared mast
remain vacant on account Of the peculiar
position Of the ti;le,-we are now happy to
learn has been leased for term Of years by
a responsible party and vii also be built up
forthwith. This viii complete the West side
and make it By all 6ids the hanl,omes,
business row n Ottawa.
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IMPORTANT TO YoUSG MEx AND PARENTS.
Young Men, and Parents who desire to
educate their sons for successful bus mess
life. will he interested to know that the
yearly session of that celebrated business In :
stituto, EASTMAN CotLEGE, of Chicago, will
commence It's next yearly session the lst q
September under The most favorable auspices
The annual College celebration will take
place Wednesday, 18th September
Those who wish to obtain a thorough and
practical Business Education, will find this an
excellent Institution
Full particulars may be obtained by adj
dressing the President, H. e. EASTMAN, LII.
d., Eastman College, Chica 70, III.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser having been restored to health in few
weeks 10y simple remedy, alter having suffered for
several with lung affection. and that dread
disease. ConsumpOn-s anxious TO make known 10 his
feliow-sutlrrers the IneaIis of cure.
To all who esre it, he will send copy of the Tcrcrip-
ii used (ee of car.l with the directions for prepa
ing and using the s;f-Ir which TREY viii lind Cure
for Consumption Asthma Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and
all Throat and Lung affections The only object the
advertiser in sending the Prescription Is to benefit the
rictcd, and spread information which he conceye be
valuable and H. hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
II VIII cost them nothing. and may blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, free, by return mail
viii please address. Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
dec 80, e5-1y Willianisburgh. Kings Co. " Y
The above medicine is for sale by y Grsgs, Ottlw a.
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ARE YOUR PIANOS IN TUNE ?-We are in
formed that Mr. L. " II. Crosby will visit
Ottawa the coming W. kk He IS on a tun-
ing tour, and persons having pianos to be
tuned will not fail to leave their orders as
early as possible with pr. Gibbs, and at the
Jewelry store of Mr. Mckan. As to Mr.. Cros.
byS qlaiihcatlons 1t is unnecessary to speak. He
Is sufficiently well known to secure the cons
dence of the public.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-25

GERMAN PEGyTING.-We have just added
to ourjobbing department half dozen g.aa..
of German types, aud are now prepared II
print posters, circulars, carls, &C., in that
language.
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QUEER CEAFT.-A curious little water craft
named The Lion passed down the canal
the other d.y, en- route for New Orleans
1t vas a steamer, some % feet in length and
At inches IN width. In the middle of the
vessel 1t carried a neat l!ttle steam engine
by winch the craft was driven on the propeller
principle. The boat Had come all the way
from Oswego, by water, pad carries the owner
aud Ais w!ie, lis only occupants, on an ex-
ploring VOYAGE to New Or.eaus.
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FlRE.-About two o'clock on Thursday
morning the stable in tie rear of Mr. H. L.
HINES Grocery store, on Main street, was
discovered to be on fire. Luckily, as Mr. II .
sleeps in his store, he discovered the fire in
time to save valuable mare and colt that
were locked in the stable at the time. The
fire was clearly enkinded by an incepdiary
With fifteen minutes mere Roadway, there is
no telling where the fire would have stopped,
as the stable stood in the midst Of a whole
closely built wooden block.
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OWNER WANTED.-Some two years ago,
Messrs. Walker d Brewer, of this city, pro-
cured for one Isaac Shattuck, soldier of the
Mexican war and latterly of the 53d Rgt H.
Vol, a land warrant for loo acres of land,
but he has never called for it. The warrant
is still in their possession subject to his order.
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LOCAL MIATTERt,.
Chicago. e. Island 4 Pacific II. III
Ottawa Post Office.

CLOSING AND ARRIVAL MAILS.
Western, closes II: 90 NJ Arrives 1916 p. N
Eastern. ~ MS6PN IL Is p. VI
Farm Ridge closes r. VI. and arrives at IL NJ Tues:
DAYS. Wfinesiays ami Saturdays.
N ewtrk. closes l30 VI. ard arrives 7. NJ Tuesday
ami Saturdays.
somonauk, closes $50 A NJ Saturdays; arrives 5: SO T.
Fridays.
Eagle closes 7. NJ. Saturday; arrives IL N.
Office Opens A. NJ. Closes, ~ P. NJ.
aug26 '65 J. ". DOW, p. NJ.
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SrEREoscoPEs. Jews of Ottawa and vicin>
ity, Chicago, Lake Superior, Pictured r cks,
Rivers, Cities, Buildings, Army View. Sc.
&c. also stereOscopic instrulne for sale
at Bowman's Gallery. Nothing nicer TO have
than a fine collection Of such vc.,.s ana an
Instrument. la fact no house Is we'll tur>
niShed without them
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-25

MooSEY, in Cheevcr's block, has gone East
after lev stock, and eees ;hus early because
be wants the range Of the market His sue.
cess on the cheap ready pay sg-tgm has been
so signal during the last yeaf that he has
made up his mind about to doabl. Iii, usual
purchases, AMI then to put prices down. 1t
Is better to se'l half million worth at 10
per cent. profit than a hundred thousand
dollars worth at 20 per cent. profit. That Is
M"oAey style Of figuring, and he is deter>
mined, during the coming season, to give the
system fair test
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I. II. CLARE

PREscoTr's New Goods are beginning to
arrive, and Of course every body Is going in
a hurry to see the new fashions. lie viii
have has and caps to show you that will fill
yoar soul wiki delight, and cure the most
obstinate headache by a few day.. wear.
The ladies viii fnd his furs so warm that
they Will scarcely want fire in their parlors
OH the coolest days. As q preventive Of CON
sumption, they Will be worth more than all
the pa,eu, medicines ever con pounded.
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ERIE sse asS' YOEggE,

Genti,.asu Hn suffered for years from Nervous De.
lilfy, lrtralr Decay and all the effects of yauthiu
's'ret Il VIII. for the sake of suffering humanity, sord
r"c to all hO need it, the recipe and directions for max
ing the simple remedy hy which he cured Sufferers
wishing to profit by ID" ADVERTISER experience do
10y addressing IOiIN Il. OGDEN.
dee 30. '6a-Iy M IL Chambers Nov
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fsEE..f.

In sheshcqHin, Pa on ", udty July 90 1865, ADELIA
wife "f Wa. h. Campbell, Il Wayeiy, y. Y, aged -
yeats, ! month and days
Mrs. CAMPBELL es;uiai'e christian woman. She
died at tn home Of her childhood ami aai very large
circle Of relatives and early friends, who her carly
departure fTo" this to that higher and pur-r III, where
tn pains Of disease ant death are known uo more.
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Ottawa Wholesale Market.
Chicago Market.

FRIDAY, August "a
The general produce markets were firrer to-day Flor
was hrner Wheat advanced &c per bushel. Corn ruled
&c higher Oats were more acte aud ~ higher. Rye
steady and firm. Barley w,I more active and firm
fLOUR-S1l75QI2 80 for wilt, W cxiras.
WHEiT-sls1 for extra sprins: sls5 for No. spring.
C0RN-56056,.c for No. /: 0s55c for No o
OATS-Aetive at 2se1 800 for No. new
RfE-6 for MOL.
BUTTER-22925c.
EGGS-lSc.
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1 ESSAY OF WARMING AND INSTRUCTION
"A for Young men. Also, Diseases end Abuses which
permaturey PrO-trate the Vital pOwcr- with -ure means
% relief sent free charge in -e letters envelopes
Address DR. !. skII.LIN HOUGHTUN. Iy.yarf ss-.ci,-
IiJr. Philalyi hi, Pa. FL! 3 IS
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yI,HE CONVERSIONS AND EXPFRI-

Il
Pullisled'for the benefi. and CAUTION to YOUNG
MEN and others who suffer from Ncryouy Debility, Pre-
mature Decay Of Manhood &C. supplying at the time
The Means Of SclECure. Bv who has cured himself
after undergoing considerable quackery BY enclosing
POSTPAID addressed envelope, single copies free of charge
may he had of the autlOr.
NATIlANLLL. MANEAIE. Esl. Rronklyn. KIM G. Y Y
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Picture FRANEs.-A great variety Of oval
gilt, rosewood and walnut Frames also oc>
tagon and square rustic walnut Fam IS !;
picture co;d Loops Nails, &c, &c; cheap at
BowMAN's GALLERY.
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4. d. q. r..

-OTT.wa LoDGE No. II meets every Thursday evening.
DAUGHrFRs REBECCl the third Tuesday evening
each month DRAW, ESC.NPMENT Ne. 81, the "a am
ith Tuesday evening. feb 10y
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HINz.-We find no grocery establishment
in Ottawa that keeps better stock, and in
greater variety, than that of Mr.. II. H. HIM
on Main street. Test the truth of this by a
trial.
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The Mason d IsamIin CnhIner Or

EaHs. forty different styles adapted - sacred and
cuar music. for $50 $500 each. fIFiY-ONE GOLD
or SILVER MEDALS, other first prrrniyims awarded
them. illustrated Catalogues free. Address. MASON
HAMLIN Boston. or MASON BROTHERS. New York
DlMMlCk 4 BRO, Agents at Ottawa, Ill.
q
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STRANGE Hvv vgsrg

Every young lady and gentleman in the rft.5 -Istes
can hear something very much to their adsa 5s -
turn mail (free of charged by addressing TIA. r.-isaf
Those having fears OF being humlueged . cot
nDti1u, this card. AL others viii plea tieir
ole'iert servant TIfOS. r. CT .-..lsE
der g5-I y Rr,,I,s.r
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WALL PAPER "A large and very hands
some new stock just received by Osman IL
Hapeman.
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II. w ALEH ER'S
LADIES AND GESTLEMEN's
ICE ORE AM SALOON
ANs, E-g-NCHI E7DsSE.

hear OF Glover & CQok's Block, opposite P.
o. Block.
Az knl' 81 lee Cream Orange AID Lemon zee Lemon
ie Ce Ples Nuts, Oranges Lemons and the choicest
Confectionery and green dried and canned Fruits eve
ana pckeh OYSTER, srines Toys and Notions but no
PArtis or families all o. supplied with Ice Cream
IN the city. i " ~ e "ous"'
for past fyO.s hope 10 merit continuance
Dy hssspiIs the most pleasant resort in the city.
sps II, wALTHER
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CHANGE OF BAsE.-Dr. ThoMrsox has re.
moved his office from Delano's building TO
Room No. 4, Cheever's Block
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monitor DIyI.ion. No. 566.

s Of T. meet every Monday evening their Hall ov"
Renlick's store side Court House.
CM. CATLIN, r. 5. A. f. IiOLLISTER ". /.
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T.. q. q. r.
Ottawa Lodge No 525 meets every Friday evening at
their Hall in Reddcks Block.
CHARLES SNOW. ". G. T.
+. II. 1NGRlHaM, " s. feb 10Y
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z o o

New Photograph Al 9ums. very CHEAP, at
BOWMAN's GALLERY Look at them before
purchasing elsewhere.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-25

New GooDs Just received by CAMERON
& EBERHARp.-beautiful and cheap.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-25

THtIE c1NsrETATl1ya f.rv-ars l'Hvs aver. poi 3,
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