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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17
50 PLOT 70 TAKE GOVERNOR
BROWNLOW'S LIFE.
HeIs Warned OF HIS Danger
Justice on the Track Of the
COmspiTatOTs.

+" The following startling telegram was re-
ceived by the Governor on yesterday [7th].
It shows the malignity with which he is
hated by the rebels, and gives an additional
confirmation of the correctness of his est
mate Of the political situation
GRENADA, Miss, March 6, 1866.
To Ills E1eeusuey. Governor Bsowulov
Beware A plot for your assassination
has been entered into by parties living in
this State. I am on the track,
w. r. II HUNTER,
Captain 5Sth U. s. C. T.,
Commanding Station of Grenada, Miss.
To all Of which we would say Beware +"
Of believeing any such nonsense. What
has 0lississippians to do with Governor
Brownlow? What could be gained by
them in such foolish undertaking, even
if successfully carried out2 Don't accuse
innocent people of fostering such hellish
designs. We don't believe word Of the
dispatch for the simple reason that we can
not entertain the idea that there is a rebel "
foolish enough to attempt to remedy the evils
that surround US by taking Governor Brown
lows life. Such a step would bring us no
good, but much evil
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17

The Nashville Press and Times is heavy
on heads, for instance:
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17
SATURDAY. march II, 1866

Norcs We wish to obtain more sub
acribers to this paper and make the follow
ing liberal propositions To any one who.
viii get up Club Of ten yearly subscribers
we will send the BULLETIN one year free Of
charge; get up a club Of i've and we viii
send you the paper for the period Of six
months free Of charge We shall ever strive
20 furnish our readers with a neat and reli-
able journal, and will spare no pains or ex-
pense to make it acceptable to all classes.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17
BoIlvar FenaaIe Acadesny.

The Spring Term of this institution viii
commence On THURSDAY, the day Of MARCH, $50
The prices q Tuition ID Be Is fsoEsi VIZ
photography, Reading Writing and A itHletie SIS %
f2enrrauhr English Grammar aud History %
phiosohv Hhetori Logic. Algebra and Geometry
hi cher Branches and the Languages without any add
tonaI charge
Residential Fee for each %
Parents earnestly requested %
daughters wards the very first q the session that
lose time; and deduction viii be made for
Jos. q time uulcss IN Of PROTIACTED lines
Tuition must paid in ADVANCE and the
der at the cles= q The term. W. e. GRAY,
EiJ-en Prineifzi.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17
EDUCATIONAL
Bolivar Male Academy
J. Milton hubbard, 4. NJ, Principal

Terms per Session Of I've months to Be paid AZ the expira-
ton Of every half session, as follows;
Higher English Department ------------. = t9
Classical and Mathematical DEPARTING t--. , %
Incidental ] %
The Spring Session viii begin Monday the 9TH day q
viii he charged frorn the date q
Session, and deduction
prosracted sickness rigid dis
students viii be required
dact themselves m sentemanly deeora both IN and OFT
o. school ROBERT H. WOOD Prest Board Irus-
J. C. FLEMING, Ssc,y ganZf-Sn
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17

The following circular letter to com
manders of military departments was issued
by Gen. Grant on the 18th ult:
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17
.s.esc .adeerstsesneslss.
Saddle Bags,
Quick Sales and Small Profits.

Returns his thanks generous pnie for liberal apat
roHage in the past and soeits their yors in the future
mar3-3m T. =. OSBORN.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17
Important Order from Gen. Grant.

The following circular letter to com
manders of military departments was issued
by Gen Grant on the 18th ult:
HEADQ'Rs ARMIES OF THE .. S.,
WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1866.
You will send to these headquarters, as
soon as practicable, and from time to time
hereafter, such copies of newspapers pub
lished in your departments, as contain SEN
timents of disloyalty to the Government in
any of its branches, and state whether any
such paper is habitual in its utterances of
such sentiments. The persistent publica-
ton Of articles calculated to keep up hos
tility of feeling between the people Of diff
ferent sections of the country, cannot be
tolerated This information is called for,
with a view to their suppression, which
will be done from these headquarters only.
Bycommand of Lieut. Gen Grant. (Signed)
T. S. Bowers, A. a. Gen.
The persistent publication of articles
calculated to keep up hostility of feeling
between the people of different sections of
the country, cannot be tolerated says Gen.
Grant Wonder how the Chicago Times
and other Abolition journals of the North
like this little morsel 1t seems that in
this case what's sauce for the goose is
sauce for the gander does it not, Mr..
Tribune 1t is natural to suppose that you
viii aoi1yingly obey the order and without
any reluctance whatever swallow a dose of
the same medicine that you so persistently
prescribed for the disloyal of the south.
How does our East Tennessee ' Raw
Head and Bloody Bones - like the order
We shold like to see the Governors venti-
lation of the order in his loyal Knoxville
! Wing
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-17

The rich, said poor Jew, eat yeni-
son because it ish dear I eat mutton re-
cause 1t ish sheep.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31
Can NCs, see IL in that Light!

OTTAWA, March -, lNeS.
DEAg SIR: While some Of my competitors are
crying Low tariff aud home Manufacture" aud
- tariff or no tariff you ought to buy our cloth
ing" /. Fske, still sing the same old song Of
g But one price, boys, AID that = very low one. |
prefer nimble sixpcnce TO shilling that's slow
cne : and II after making cxaminationJ you do
not think that ofier YOU cotliu at lower prices
Ihan any concern in the city, do not buy III al
ask for i an examination OF nav stock for vcur
eyes and judgment will tell you that FIske's
prices death 10 competition. This cry OF
" Tariff and home manufacturer Is ali clap trap
and rank humbuggery.
Farmer. if a western cloth manufacturer, Luyiny
your wool at 50 cents per pound, aud maxim. II
into cloth, charges you i2.25 per yard for the
same is he any better than the Eastern -lauuiac-
turer, who plays the game:
Farmer. any other man II he Fnen who CRY
"Lome manufactures oharg. you -" fir a suit of
clothes. called home made and oftr you an
Ea>te'n made suit, from the quaiik OF cloth.
aud in much better taste, for S2e. i il 81 your i-
tcrest 10 buy of them: Some men Their are who
advertise that they do not carry religion into their
business ] oeheve them | do not think religion
Objectionable in business transactions by rel zion
do not mean sectarianism but that principle tha,
Icads an TO do a. he would others should do To
him. To show how absurd al absurdity this cry
OF encourage home manufactures is, | call your
attention 10 the fact that the very posters wh,ch
are scattered all over our city and co Inty, are
printed IN New York. IL back handed way of en-
courasing home priutcrs, suppose.
In conclusion. beg leave TO call vOur attention
TO the very large stock of clothing. furnishing
goods, and hats and caps, just received, and to
which shall make daily additions by express. and
as bought them of parties who were hard up, at
decline of 40 per cent last years prices can
truthtuly say that am selling them down very
near to specie prices
"ni not sell You one article at less than cost,
and charge you my loss ten times over on another
article. Discardn, all such tricks as unworthy a
business man. pi.,,e myself to sell any -,iri.
in store a. the lowest living price, to man, woman
or child.
Treating all alike, and striving to dc justly by
all, ask but one trial at your hands. Thanking
you for the very generous patronage best ed up
on me tile past season, and hoping to see all the
old friends and many new ones the coming year,
remain yours, resi- ectful!y,
+. l.. FiSkE, d'othier.
~ Look for the sign beside the door pf FIskE.
mai3l3w
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31

AND STILL THEY CONE !-Gibse.h 4fHtb-
eway are still receiving large additions to
their already large stock of drugs aud medi-
eines.
Their stock of oils, paints, paint brushes,
and all articles in that line, cannot lie sur
passed Their large sales enable them 10
sell cheaper than any house west of Chicago.
They also have as full line of fancy goods
as usually kept in a frst-class drug store.
They have large stock Of ladies and gents
shoulder braces. a very fine stock of toilet
soaps and pertumery. feather busters, all
kinds of lamps and all the fixtures thereunto
belonging, combs, hair brushes, &c.
Give them call.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31

Elitor Free Trc3er-I have for the last
few years been engaged in business that has
cause me to visit all the principal towns in
the Northern States, from Massachusetts
West to the Rocky Mountains, and | tcel
second in ordinary manufacturing TO any
town ssof the same size that | have VISITED.
Bat few weeks ago we began fitting up a
horse train to cross the plains, and accord
iuglv gave contracts tor tie building ma>
chincry, wagons and harness, and have had
the satisfaction of saying that Cush,aau :
foundry and machine shop has doue US a
good and quick job in building our machinery.
J. Hill J. Co. have made US twenty-oue wag>
oDs for much more reasonable price than
Z. Sehutlar of Chicago would have done AMI
| feel satisfied that Mr.. Schutl.,r. would b"
proud to turn off such wa CONS from his well
known shop. and claim them as his work.
But, Nr. Editor. of al the fast and good
work men ! have met in yopr town, -Nessrs.
Be;terman. Leckelt x Co. ge; them all down,
for in two weeks after we gave them = con>
t.act of building eighty set ofharness-which
we gave them twenty days to do it in-they
had them 81 finished, and well finished.
he same harness--sot well finished
would have cost us from six to ten dollars
more On the double set in Chicago. To the
puLlic ! would say lhat the three above
named places are the places to get your
machinery. wagons and harness, aud should
have occasion 70 fit up another train for tie
mountains or elsewhere. | will, if possible,
come to Ottawa to DO TO.
ID. 5. GREEN, Supt +. 6. |. Co.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31

The Republican announces the name OF
b. r. PHELPS :or the Office Of town clerk,
and adds: ''As Mr. Phelps lost "a son fight
ing for the Union, and needs the Office. and
will discharge lis duties faithfully, had We
no. better eject him p
1t was for Collector, not clerk, that the
Republican was asked to present the name
of Mr.. Phelps. With this amendment, We
heartily endorse the Republicans suggestion
Mr.. Phelps is an independent candidate for
Town Collector
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31

Observation-Disclosures. Hall g. Murphy, who
for a few weeks had bought out Peter Rus
sells furniture establishment and then sold
back TO him again, have opened a furniture
store on Main street, in the room lately occu-
pied as grocery store by l.. r. Sample
Their stock is entirely now. and embraces
every article in that line from fine rosewood
and mahogany to plain furniture. Ttev are
frst-class business men, and pleasant IL en- to
deal with. Call and see their stock.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31

DRAMArIc.-A dramatic association, con.
nected with the temperance movements in this
city, has been organized and propose to give
a series Ofdranatic entertainments, commen.
cling at Washington Hall next Tuesday eve.
ming, when they will present WebsteI's fine
drama of the "Golden Farmer, and Morton's
farce, "Lend me Five Shillings. We notice
the best dramatic talent of the city in the
casts, and have no doubt the entertainment
will be a creditable one to the enterprising
projectors.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31

GIFT CONCERTS are all the rage, at present,
In Chicago. The last one advertised is to
come off at Smith d Aixon's Hall May 18th.
s2S,O worth of gifts are to be distributed.
on tickets of 81 each. Number Of tickets
limited to 10000. Story. Richmon nd d: Allen
l5j South Clark ST., are the projectors. All
the larger prizes numbering over lO0 are
grecnbacks, ranging from $4,000 down to
S25. LoUSsBERY d CosPE are agents for
the sale of tickets in Ot.awa,
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31

ors Ulcers, Sores Eruptons Pimples, Blotches, Bois
81. Arthony's Fire, Rose Eryspeas, letter SAT-
Ehume. Scald Head, Ring Worm Ca.cer ,acerousTg
nors s.re Eyes frrala I.se.,-t such as Retention L.
regularity Suppression, Whites, -ertty also sypb.
Veneria Diseases, Liver Complaint and Heart Diseases.
Fry AYES S4RsAPARILA and Tor yourself ia. stIs
ing activity with which IL ceansss the blood and
these disorders
During late wears the public have been misled by large
bottles pretending TO give quart OF Extract OF srsaps
mia for dollar. Most OF these have been frauds upon
the sick for they not only contain ie, II any sarsaps
rla but often curative properties ha;cyer Hence
bitter disI,,.Tsn followed the Of the various
extracts = ssrsaparila which fool the market, until TIE
name Itself has bec5me synonymous with imposition aud
cheat Still we call this COMPOUND sassapa AMI in
tend 10 supply such remedy sg 8-soas the
from the load Of oblOiuy which hpOn it. We think
We have ground Tor believing it has virtues which i
rrsstale y the ordinary Of the diseases it Is intended
10 We only the sick, that offer thera
the best Alternative which know how produce and
have believe. il by far the efectual aTl
fer Of the blood yet discovered by any body.
AyER's CuERRI PLeTosAL Is LHiYe:g;.ily known 10
Surpa55 every other remedy for the Of Coughs Cos
Influenza, uT,cne.s Coup bronchitis. lncIit Coa
..mpiian. ani for the relief of COnsUmPye Patients iD
advanced stages Of the di.eas. that il useless here -
count the cydeuce # is virtues. T- world knows them
Pgf,arcd hy DR.. J. C AYER Co, Lowell, Mas, and
spid ~ w L. CIB>Oc ard all the Drug Stores In Ottawa.
:. POSTLETIlWAIT La sale; FLEMING BEN
NETT NreilIes and by d.aers in medicines sysrywhas
Feis .,fn
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31

The eitisens legal voters c the Town Of Ottawa in
that tho Annual Town Meeting for said Town will be held
the county Court House. said Town of Ottawa tho
Sd day q April 1865 being the first Tuesday In said
month for tho transaction of all such business may in
pursuance of law come before such meeting when CON-
vened which meeting will be called to order between the
hours of rpe O'Clock in the forenoon and kspt
ope n six O'Clock in the atornoon unless sooner closed
pur.nance of law.
Gysa under my hand at Ot.wa, this 23 day Of siaIch
T. D. 1866 r. y. BR0wER
mar2i-2v ." Town Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31

The proceedings Of the meeting last Sat
urday evening will be found ir another col
umn. The committee having charge of the
proposed water power improve lnent. in refer
ence to which the meeting w4 4s called, not
being ready to report, that ST bject was de-
fcrred, and the meetng took h the subject
of a railroad TO the yermili bn and up the
Fox River Valley. We havt some more
extended remarks on that subjtet in another
column
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31

FINE ClTY HRoREkIY FOR SALE.-The
house and lot in East Ottawa, which has for
several weeks past, been offered for sale
through an advertisement in our columns,
by S. r. Sample. is really one cf the finest
pieces of property il. that favorite quarter of
our citY. To some persons in comfortable
circumstances, desiring a pleasant residence,
it would be difficult to point out more desir-
able spot. .s
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31

CgeIsT4AyS.-Fire has been no da nper
on Mr.. Chr. r.simann. His increasing busi-
nes. has compelled him to seek new and
more commodious quarters, and by enlarg
ing the late law office Of Leland 4 Blanch
ard, he has one of the finest shops in the
civ. lie is an excellent tailor, and an up
right, fair and square business man.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31

CRY GovE"NMENr.- The first regular
meeting Of our newly elected city council
took place on Tuesday evening, when city
officer, were elected for Tie ensuing wear.
We must refer to the council proceedings for
the names. The selections were good, aud
such as will be generally approved by The
,aor'a
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31
rO CONSUNpTlYES.

The advertiser having been restored 10 health IN low
weeks by simple remedy after having suffered tor
years with lung affection, and that dread
dseese ConsumptiOn-is anxious to make known 10 hs
fellow sufferers the OF cure.
To al! who desire IT, he will send ,py Of the perscrp
used free OF charge with IL directions for prepar
ing using the same which they will find sure Cure
for Consumption Asthma bronchitis Coughs, Colds and
all Throat and Lung affections The only object of the
cted and spread Information which, he conceves be in
valuable, and Ii hopes every sufferer will Try his remedy
will cost them nothing, AMI may prove blessing
Parties wsn. the prescription, .ree by return In.
will please address. Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
dec 80 ok-ly williansburgh, Kings Co.. N. Y.
The medicine is for sale by Y Griggs, Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31
Recommended by our Best Physicians.
Dodd's German Cough Balsam,
Liver Pills and Diarrhea Cure.

F.menl, sr, this is humbug. We wft.ant all cns
m m.acines 10 rive satisfaction IaoLey rsfu, ~.
Rndd,s S:ermnN Cough Balsisn IN Tor o.!
kinds of Coughs. Sore Throat, Whoopng n' ho~i''-
ness &c Is superior TO any now in use.
Always oali for Do5ds German Cru Il 'sSs.
pODDs LIVER PILLS for all bilioSs d. Mk
heaiache cleansing the stomach, rnriyins is i' ahs
removing afI distractions unequalled H. the " "a
Once tried liacf 20 -
DDDD's DIARRUEA CURE, tbs best known "a tni q
Morbus Bloody Fnx, &c.
The above medicines for sale by druggists gsner ~
Prepared only by DoDp bSoo ,1.
FY Gr,s.s and " krt-sst Agsst- ottsw4
ks iHSH
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31

MARcH.-lt has Lcen the mpst dreary,
miserable, suicide provoking month we have
seen for many years. The poet that would
sing Of such month deserres hanging
Scarce day Of sunshine, but snow, rain.
wind, sleet, hail. drizzle and thunder rus,s
miserably interspersed, with an occasionaii
tinkle of sleigh bells-this was the sort Of
entertainment March has given Us.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31

THROUGH FREIGHrs TO ST L6UIs-The
Chicago and Rock Island r. R. c., advertise
that they will carry freights during the cons
ing season through to St. Louis from Otta>
wa at lst class 53cts. per 100; I'd class l5c !;
Sd class 35c.; 4th class 30cts; Wheat in
sacks 25cts per 100 lbs; Cora. r. c and oats
IN SACKS, 2Octs per 100 lbs, flour per bbl.
55cts
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31

Ds~EY's GIFT DISTRIBUTION This is
really the fairest enterprise of the sort we
have seen il a long while. Everything is
put in at its lowest cash value, and the tick
cts exactly cover the property. The sale OF
tickets, we are told is such as to leave little
doubt but the drawing will take place at the
time advertised
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31

We uthorized to the Of II. B. DIM
NICK candidate for the Office OF Town Collector OF
the Town of OTTAWA, the approaching April town esc
ton.
PATRICK WOoDLOCK Is candilats for t,le office OF
Town Collector OF the Town of Ottawa the approach
ing April election. marlI-3ss
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31

Western closes 1900 NJ Arrives 1915 p. N
Eastern, IL M&6PM NJ. IL: IS Z. n
Farm Ridge cIoss p. NJ and arrives II 81 Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
Newark closes I:3O P u. and arrives P. II. Tuesday
and Saturdays
Souonauk 30 A. n Saturdays arrives 50 NJ
Fridays
Eagle, closes P. NJ Saturday arrives II II.
Office Opens A. u. Closes p. NJ.
aug26 '6s j. DOW, Pm.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31
$ankina + 5usuranff.


RRKRY T. EAK WA C. CHURCEILL,
BDWIS C. ALLEN, EDW4RD E1hES,
JOHN ID. CATION, o. H. BJLLEN
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31
WALL. PAPER {.

The balance of our stock just received at
the Free Trader Book Store.
1t is the only complete stock in the city;
all the Patterns are NEW; and ranging in
price from a shilling tc : 80 q roll.
Don't fail to see it before purchasing else
wbrpa
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31
Printers Wanted.

-Four or five good compositors can get EN-.
ployment at good prices on fat WORK at this
office by applying before the 9th of April.
The Job will last from four to six weeks.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31

TIE CITY EsANK OF EAMES ALLEN 4 Co.
Aes day transferred its organization from the State to
- National syst-r and will hereafter conduct its busi-
- usder the nane and stye of
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31
New M Ua c.

''Love Never Sleeps !"
"Lost Marguerite y and
"Theres no sYch girl as Sally
Are three really fine new songs just pubs
lished by Adams & Co., 81 Broomfeld ST.,
Boston. Sent by mail to any address, at
80 cts each
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31

OfGter, H., Feb -, SOS
T5iClerI sdcy eocSrTiisis 10 certify that Lave
us-i for culinary purposes the Myat Ln.eus RhulfL
rcn ty Hr. Mcfarland Of this place. and have Ees!sS
ing that il is far superior T. anything = tho kind
heretofore -i. having very tin cuored sim
tender not .id al EayI. pleasant fruity favor
found il good sas tender as .te October We
II - =. being a. thai Is claimed Of it fruit.
Z. L. WATERMAN
q. L. THOMPSON.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31
Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court Of Illinois. for the
Third Grand Division, meets in this city on
Monday next. We are told the docket is
unusually large, and the term promises to be
a long one
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31
Marriage and CeIibacy,

4 ESSAY OF wARkNING AND INSTRUCTION
N for Young Also. Diseases end Abuses which
lermaturely Pro-trse the Vital IOHcrs with sure means
relief free cl,ag in --tlce letters env-l pes.
A,Idre,, Dr. J. SF<fI.LIN HuUGHTOS Howard A -oci.
tiUn, Pllai-lpiI, Pa. feLS -
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31

AUiLlrI NO 7. IsbJ.
n. y. ". S.e>e-peAr Sir: You wish know how
succeeded IN uy wine operation this Will give
my figure have kept account Of item
1890 bgnts - Eer plant q land barrels Of
daya-e. and ali Ct~r expenses u storing in cellar,
Sl1Ul9 made 100 =. Hens Of wine, Wlch at - per
gallon ,the price il readily L..a year Old, would
ne = nI tr1- Iny plants On; go sets which have
-Cd at 20 per plant. making 81. a.. Wine
year old sej-o Deigc xeuss ;, 1913. Net 81 3d.
81 nj from acre Of gr-und. Yours truly.
b. CUNNINGHAM
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31
Attest WM
Ottawa, March 8, Isj6-5w
Land, for sale or Exchange.

4 kave go acres Of the best quality Of lands in Iowa
Il and 50 acres OF Timber Lanl Cairo Illinois 10 ex
change for property III this city. improved lands
county. Tie l1nd near Cairo is desirable location for
raising fruit cotton. Soil and climate iapted for that
business Location good. being Ilin2is CextraI
Rail foad.
ANY persons desiring such lands, will find fer teir
isterest TO call on me- k TIIORNE.
4
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31
CONSULTATION FREE

Patients write er State, rnst ofiIe :iir-s
plainly. ~ letters r-iEItiis must contliu
letter stang; and be s,ic>ssd K DR. kNAPp son Box
Gi>:5 Chicago Ill. t
aAny ~ the lpoye diseases be treai successful
IL ~ the patients describing ti~r in rer
they cannot
p-. KNAPP who has visited OTTAWA regularly Sor the
past five year,, - Consulted the Gei-er II usc
Thursday. Dc. 2sth; Thurslsv. Feb. 22g Thursla,
April 18th; TuI,dis. Juns l. Thursday. August 9tl
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31
Ottawa WholesaIe ,IarLet.
Agricultural Soc5e.x-

hdes. z D Sc Grubby, 3'sc, Krs &c., Grabsy. S,{c
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-03-31
STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

Every young lady ami gentleman in the United States
-an hear mctbinG very much TO t!irr advantage hv
mail frer of CHARGE y Addressing the uniers'-net
Those having fear. of teng humbugged will obix, hy
noticing this card. All others will please address their
bediept servant, THOS- h. CHAPMAN,