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We take the pleasure to inform the citizens OF
La Sale county, that after ~ years of experiment
ing, we have at last succeeded in manufacturing
Ready Made Clothing out of Western Cloth,
which for style, quality and price canuot be beat
by the Eastern Manufacturers. We slider it
highly necessary for the Western people to pat
ronize our manufacturers at home and every thing
else being equal to give our Home Made Clothing
the Preference Eastern Made Goods, hs this
will surely keep good deal of money in ctrcula-
ton at home, which would otherwise go East to
swell the purses of the greedy Shoddy Princes
We employing low good number Of hands,
and paying out good deal of money tor labor.
and we ask the Farmers of La Sale county to pat
ronize literally in the future as they have
done in the past, and we agree to furnish them
superior quality of clothing without particle of
Shoddy, at prices that defy competition.
Our Motto is: " Low Tariff and Home Manu-
facture;" but Tariff or Tariff, you ught TO buy
our clothing in preference to Eastern goods.
The enormous quantities of Wool and other
raw materials sent East from the Nor Invest and
returned to us in manufactured form, would, if
turned into consumable shape among ourselves
enhance the price of labor by lessenng competi-
ton in other branches OF activity keep in our
midst that money which now goes from among us,
draw hther the best brain and muscle from the
Old World, and build up these Western Prairies
that solid substratum of labor, without which the
commercial superstructure is liable to collapse at
any moment.
To those who get their Clothing made to order
we would say, that have now a complete as
sortment of Cassimeres, Broadcloths, Doeskins,
&c. which agree to make to order, in first class
tailoring style, at least % per cent cheaper than
last season Give call at your earliest oppor-
tunity and We will spare no pains to give you
satisfaction. ALSCHULER d CO..
Dealers in Dry Goods, Manufacturers of Cloth
ing, and Fashionable Merchant Tailors
March 10 Is66-3w
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HARPER's MaGAzISE and the ATLANTIC
MONTHLY, for April, for sale by OsMAS 4.
HArEMAN- l5.. >r8- 1882.
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City EiecfsO n =

The election IN TINS city pa Monday for
Mayor, aldermen, &c, creat4d considerable
sir, although beyond genera politics there
was no question that We are a ware ofat is.yg.
@,tr. DELaNo was the democratic nominee for
Mayor, aud none but democrats voted for him.
unless We except some republicans Of the
conservative" sect. The Cpd osirg "oudidate
was Mr. CHAs. Snow, repq blican, and for
whom all the republicans vot led, and possibly
few democrats. on the temperance issue.
which was attempted to be operated in his
avor. The result was e6l majority for Chas.
Delano. a trife above the qalal democratic
majority on a small vote.
For Police magistrates all the candidates
we're democrats The regular nominees Q.
Leavens and James Graham, were elected
For aldermen and School Directors
In tie Ist Ward, the democratic caucus
nominees were elected though there was
volunteer democratic candidate for alderman
against the nominee. "-.
In the q Ward, which il largely republI-
can, the people had got toge ther, and, without
EeieiSHCc " htsi iO'iiA"'''t
Lynch, Democrat, and .1hornc, rep. for
aldermen, and P. o. Black for School Director.
The ticket promised to 90 through without
opposition Until Monday morning, when Mr..
Crow ardent radical unable to stoma Il thu
thought of having a democrat from that ward
in the council, announced himself as candi>
date in opposition to Mr.. Lynch. We'll, IN
getting his tickets printed, with his own name
and Mr.. Thorne's on it for aldermen, he neg
1ected to specify which was for the long and
which for the short term. So although he got
a majority of votes, ali his tickets were thrown
out as illegal, and Lynch and Thorne declared
elected on the tickets properly voted.
The Sd Ward, which is politically always
very close, the democrats carried handsomely
by 81 majority.
4th Ward. No opposition to democratic
ticket. The republicans voted for Thos. Clan
| cy for alderman, out of compliment, we pre-
sumo, because he is clever frlow-for Mr.
G. was in no sense a candidate.
In the 5th Ward, Mr.. John Colwel, rep,
made a spirited fight on Mr. McGInnis, the
caucus nominee, and by the skiful use of"side
ssues,' beat him. The Hard gave Deano 20
majority for Mayor.
! In the 9th ward there was a good deal OF
scattering opposition to the caucus nomin-
ees, but they came out all right.
| In the 18th ward, which has always been
largely republican, the Conservative rcpubli>
L ] ~
TIE abolitionists and radicals. 1t was q
-quare Issue CT Andrew Johnson against the
RADICAL majority in Congress So at least we
are assured by republican. The ''Conser-
vatives'' beat the radicals by 66 against 25.
1t was the only really significant vote at the
whole election, and indicates, pretty definite,
" how Congress will come out in the entire
northwest in their fight on Andrew johnson
with the people.
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mors Ulcers, Sores, EripoEs, PnIPles, Elotches Bos
It. Auialuys IRE Ross or Erysipelas TeitsS salt
Rhum. scail Head, Ring Worm, Cancer or Canerous Tu
SIRE Eyes, Female Diseases, such Retention, lr
regularity Suppression, Whites stery, also Syphilis
Nen.Tsl Diseases Liver Complaint. AMI Heart Diseases
Try AYEss S4RSAPAEIl and see for yourself tho surprs
nE activity with which Cleanses tue blood and
these disor iers.
During late the Irlir have been mislel by LARGE
bottles pretending to quart Of Extract Of sarsapa
a Tor dollar Most OF these have been frauds upon
the sick, for they not only contain little any ssrs~pa
ra- hut often curative properths hateyer Hence,
bitter disappointment has followed the u TIA.
extracts Sarsaparilla which food the market, until tie
itself has become synonymous With imposition aud
cheat. Sl We call tins compound s'rSiprla and in
tend T. supply such remedy shall rescue the name
from the load IF Ctoguy which rests upon It. We think
have ground for believing has virtues which t-
ressae by the ordinary Of the diseases it is intended
We only the sick that offer them
the best Alternative which know how 10 produce and
have believe il Is nv far the eectual puT
ler Of tine blood yet discovered ly any body.
AYERS CuEREY PLCToRM + universally known to
urpas5 every other remedy for the Of Coughs Colds
Influenza H"usenes Group Bronchitis. IDcliteEt Coz
SUM ton aud for the relief of COrsunptve Patruts in
advanced stages uf the dise, hat it Is Useless here 10
tho evidence Of its virtue The world klovS -n.
Prepared by Dr.. J. & AVER Co. Lowell, Ms and
sold BY W. L. GIBSON. and all the Drug Stores il 49,
{. pOSTLETIIWAITE. Ia Sale; FLEMING = BIN
NIT Sarei'les b! dealers in medicines
Feb. g. 'CG-.rn
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10 CONSUN pTsVEs.

The advertiser having been restored % health III few
weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered for
several years with Ting affection and that dread
dise.sr UonsunptiJn-is an1iors mike known his
f-ov-,ufIrre-s the mean. OF cure.
7 all wA7 desire it. he viii send copy q: tho PsrseI-
Ii used i~- ol chareel with the direction, for pr-raT
inE and using sane which they viii iui Cure
for C0usus, sr Asthma bronchitis, Cugls. Fos, and
all Throat and Lang e-tIJus Tie cs object ns the
advertiser sending the Prescription j. beue3 the Al
ltccd arl tpn which .s coucesyes Ice
valuable. su. D. hopes every sufferer VIII try M nseiy
a. l. 1ilc1st Them nothing sit may prove blessing
Pa-s NI-hiuE Tie prescription lT"g. - return ma,
viii pleas a,'lrrss. Rev. EDWARD 4 WILSON.
dee IN ss-iv v.iliLrlstlr-h, E.nEz c.. y Y.
The above ute,lirine IS sale by /. GrSs ttsvs-
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0ttaua frfe OF a0fr
Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road.

LOCAL. MATTHEWS
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The OTTAWA Petroleum and Mining Com
pany' have penetrated the earth at a point
one milo north of this city, about 100 feet.
The result thus far has been the bringing to
the surface of specimens of very rare sand
stone, known as ST. Peters, and the discovery
of some excellent water. The boring has
drill, but the company have purchased an
engine, which is to be used in future operas
tons. The design is to SILK the present
well some 600 feet, unless important dscov,
cries should be made sooner, and to sink
well / 900 feet, or more if reeded, at the
Salt Marsh, q few miles southwest of Ottawa.
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Ereeamen., Aid socIe.y.

The Freelmels' Aid Society has changed it, and
place Of meeting ard viii hereafter Saturday.
NJ at ocI-ck in the ba,eneu: 0f n nogth Church.
Boxes Juldes Il clothing may - Ieft tl@t place
any TIE Of Mrs. Megafin Contributions in
money may be left ~ith Mes.r-. Hab-rt / MeIafin.
march % NJ l. GREEN. sec. 7. 4. Society.
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Hydraulic Meeting.

Let everybody remember, and be present
at the meeting Of the citizens of Ottawa, a t
the Court House this evening, in reference
to the proposed dam and water power al
Ottawa. There viii be much matter of deep
interest to lay before the meeting Oh that
and kindred subjects.
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Democratic Town Caucus.

The Democrats of the Town of Ottawa,
Saturday, the 3lst inst, at ? o'clock 2. vi,
to nominate candidates for town officers, at
tie ensuing election.
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JAcon MooxEy-Thcre is still chance
to buy Yourself rich at Jacob Moneys. He
is closing cut his old stock greatly below
cost, and his new goods at the low new
prices Gold is down to %, silver to 20, and
clothing. at MONEYS, has touched the
specie basis
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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 shilling tc $3.50 roll.
Don't fail to see it before purchasing else
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We authorized to announce the of H. L. DIM
MICK candidate for the office of Town Collector OK
the Town of Ottawa, at the approaching April town cleo
ton.
PATRICK WoODLOCK candidats for the Office %
Town Collector Of the Town OF Ottawa the approach
April town election marIT-3v&
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PHYslcIAs.-The people of the town of Fall
River, and adjoining towns, in the Hickory
Point Region, are fortunate in having rs able
a physician located among them as Dr.. W.
NJ Gray. See his card among Professionals
on lst page.
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RIVER FALL.-As pertinent to some of the
probable discussions at the meeting this ere-
ming, Mr.. Wilson hands us the following
notes of survey of the Illinois river from
the point Of rocks above Widow Browns
Ford. They show a fall quite sufficient for
all practical PURPOSES
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CHRIsTMANY.-Fire has been no damper
on Mr.. Chr.sfmann His increasing busi-
ness has compelled him TO seek new and
more commodious quarters, and by enlarg'
ing the late law Office of Leland & Banch-
ard, he has one of the finest shops in the
city. He is an excellent tailor, and an up
right, fair aud square business man.
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This was the fall on the 2lst-water high
The fall in low water is or 3 feet more,
since the rise is much more than at Mars
settles While the water continues high we
can not ascertain exactly the difference of
rise
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Printers Wanted.

Four or five good compostors can get en-
ployment at good prices on fat work at this
Office by applying before the 5th of April.
The lob will last from four 10 six weeks,
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Jyarria.c and CeIibacy.

A y EssAT OF WAERETNG AND INSTRUCTION
- g. Your men. Also. nssasos 4 Abuse which
u4rnat.!rev ift-. t- Vital rovers with means
- relr Sr.t fire. nfcharEa m s"~e Ntt"rs envelopes
ss9r-zs Dr !. SKILLIN HOUGHrpN, Howard AssD-ia-
-. tl.-T,,s,r-l., L, 'f5
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Aspr VI o. De-. q. rss.

ASHLAND, d, Dec. =, lNsO-
j. r.e5, B,cy concern Tins certify that have
examined and anal zei specimen 81 wine m@uiat tursd
from tie LuTtIs EiultrD. by Mr. Cunniu- CHAIN Of iils
place find the specimen aigyzsl rich in grape sugar.
tby the u T.oHmNr test and also IND Int minute
quantity trtreJ OXac ACID. made the eSIeine mt
only Tor to purpose # atisyiHg MY self being quite
skcptio! ia reference - it. containing grape sugar and
alec believing that il contained ONc Aa.d il Quantities
.ilcieI.i IL be detrimental 70 health
/. H. CLARK. u D.
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Dr.. BARBER.


" " II cs-..E-D Dear siT: I1u wish 10 haoH how I
succlcI L. my wins operation ihl, viii give
sou nav a1lse kept account Of every item
cn1 plants al Il cents per plant Fent u land ',ls o."
slsr ay-e ami an CIieT 'NpeAes - storing II cellar
= IFGIy mad 100 lions q wine, which RI pr
gallon the price II readily brings at one year id yaIl
be s5Igg fry-1 uy plants cUt 80 SITS which have
sold at % ner plas making Il. 90 Vine al one
wear OLD S57G Dslrt expenses - IT3lt. Net = S5s
- Al af g-irfui- i-ais ~ ;,,,.,,
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Essgs9isS OF Youth.

Gentleman - h. suffered for YEAR from Nervous De
Ii3y, Premature pecay and ~! the effects Of youthful
in is r. ion viii for thu s-kc Of suffering nrnani'v ort
frsr ~ Who rcc II. IT, rscV" and directions iaT max
in. Ill, .... remedy Lv which I've was cured Suffer,
Isl :, Ir L.. ,. Nv ths advertisers exu(r-nc- DO
=, ,5.irle,.r- JOHN y. OGDEN,
sff ei -f--ty No IS Chambers s. NrE York.
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STRANGE, But T. REE

livery Young lNy AMI gentleman in the United States
h-nr something much o. their advsutar- ~
mail ffr' f chs-a, hs ljir~-n- the rrSicued
Er hay-r '>ar- O. leiTa 'mt Eet iil "i 's' nv not
rtrrrr % rrI. 81 ati.-s will please address ih'iT
laf.,.t -srysa-. JtDS +. CIjApI ~
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For Plants. apply - =. y. Mcfarland, AZ Hurster
gcrs gricul;ural and Seed Store Ottawa Small lots 20
piece. reasonable deduction made On large lots
1900 plants sur! -icu for an acre. Nv plants
Ell rtlre 7. ". McE RLASD.
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z q q. u
Il. q. &. II.

OTTAWA LODGE No. IL meets every Thursday evening
DAUGHTERS REBEccA the third Tuesday evening OF
each month. OTTAWA ENc.MPMESr Ne 49, the I'd and
4th Tuesday evening. feb ley
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FRANK WARNER offers for sale his house
and two lots, west of Side-c ht also a piano,
a light one-horse (open) be ggy, and sew
ing machine: TO he disposef of Immediately
low for cash Enquire nj tho res;demcc. 1t
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C:tGtrt. III. Feb. IS, 1906.
Tciri:B ni o0EoSTTiisiz 70 Certify that have
used culinary p1rp5ses the Eystt Ln-pIs RhGhaIl,
grown by Nj Mcfarland # this place, ana have h-,s
saving that IL -T sperir t. yth % the kind
heretofore with. having very thin cynrei .En,
tender not acid Int having pleasant fruy flavor.
found Il good and tender late October We
mend It all being all that is claimed Of t fruit.
r.. T.. WATERMAN,
O. L. THOMPSON
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Tscn91t C.rfss, -rse O., H. So. u. 1885.
IL. HFir1if-n-sr Sir Yours ~ tho i:h i, hand
To your inquiry Noui1 sy, that Of Ill kinds % uiarb
Ike the iiInaeGs the best sk-s wine and for
ing having t four varieties find ready sale for all
make Of this wine in ny county.
IouEs truly. I. II. PAYNE
Mr. Payne i Of tie largest nursery in N.rtheru
Illinois.
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-rs7iJ. Cti0. -tT7Ii :. I's5.
Br " T. SE-s'-Sr: y1rrrs e4Tle to Hand to-day. In
rel w. wgu'5 ti1t ny . of wan this sold
T,r q r.r Gallon. forty barrels a Ta-o from
~ r,at w plants mex Iae thirty-hve apiece,
clesrir me s--t : go fr,4f tie lTyani st out.
Dr. BARBER.
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2 H I B A r B WIN Z!
rkoa TEE
CHINESE. OR MYATT LINNfUS
w I n Il p / A n T

TGHIS Vino is attracting the attention Of the American
. people article Of commerce, well as for do
rlcstic medical wine, and likely supersede
most kinds Of grape fLugge limitations now in
The plant from which this wine made first ci-co-
yered in China, Lake kOEGn4. 1t brought to
England and there cultivated by Mr. Wyatt superior to
all other known varieties Of the Rbubarb ,1i and
such imported into this country. In chemical anal
yss of grape and other juices for wne found that il
possessed ali the properties Of the grape except sufficient
u superior Leverage, ctt igt,f 8te0c1 To1fssS
tt1n 3FdJe possessed.
Importers an'l manufacturers o. 6ruEgsd wines are
enemies to This 7e scHs -Dd hIyr Turn. Hc are
willing do what they Uptio submit tie people
analysis sf wine ami let them judge Tor t-cmsslyss.
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Real Estate For safe.

yVyHE subscriber wishes Ia sell the tpiO"h's
u property, situate in Ottawa;
10 lots in Union Addition, all coal
. lots in Gloye:'s Addition. ,.,,,- 4.
Lott and in block l. and lots art IN slo's . :"
Rail Road Addition 49,, - Hi 4.
Lot t. in block IS In States adolt"', on "n -
Bourke- - 49,,
Lot 4 in States addition with su,sn house tnsr-ss-
Also for sale TEAM, WAGON. AND HARNESS
For tornls &c enquire of the owner ulick E'nit 90
feb2i-.f JAMES GRAHAM, ReddHas BIC :.
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Cleanse the Blood.

MYTH corrupt, disorder .
w si or viiiated Blood.
You are sick all over. II
may burt outin Pimples, or
sores, or in some active dis
ease, or IT may merely keep
you !istless, depressed and
good for nothing. But yoa
cannot have good health
while your blood il impure.
AYERS sARsAPARIILA purges
ont these impurities and
stimulates the organs Of life
into vigorOu. acton, restor-
ing the health and eIpeiliny
disease. Hence it rapidly
cures a variety of complaints
which are caused by impair.
~ Of the blood. such a
scroftlls, or Kings Evil, Tu-
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Recruiting

Flag out-drum and fife goin greatly it
sounds like old times, when the rebs were
threatening Washington and Baltimore
Patrick Foley. of this city, has opened a
recruiting Office in Glover Il Cooks Hall. to
rise a company of Fenans to join General
Sweeny's expedition to Canada, or soneuchere.
nearly half the company made up in two
days.
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-,'glyas fran Ag. DEPT. b'iatifEgo1', y. {.
wAsHINGT0S, Aug. %, 1854
Alcohol. 1850 pr cent. by volume.
Grape sugar, S.33 per cei.t
Cane Sugar, as per cent.
Organic Acid calculated tartfric. 50 per cent
HENRY EENI, chemist, i2. Dep.
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a Card.

l hereby respectfully announce myself as
candidate for Collector of this Town.
carried on, especially for this Office, have
been mere humbugs and imposi;ions, de-
cline having my name presented as candi-
date for nomination, bat expect my friends
to see me through ut the polls.
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CONSULTATION FREE

Patients write their StJte, post oce address
plainly All letters requiring arkwer must contain
letter stamp and be addressed tc DR. KNAPP SON, Box
6is3, Chicago, Ill.
8EAny of the above diseases can be treated successful
ly by the patients describing their case In letter. when
they cannot
KNAPP, who has visited Ottawa regularly Tor the
mast five wears can be consulted the Geiger House
Thursday, Dec. 2sth THURSDAY, Feb. I'D Thursday
April 18th Thursday June IA; Thursday, August 9th
Feb
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CaLls.-.ro L. & On. Hospital DIT,
DOES IT PAY TO CULTIVATE IT,

~ FsslstQfS7f. ~. = aug %, Ic,t
Ti- j. 70 certify that this vine Houd prove zc1nsl
ton in h- Of D.arriS-, having used it.
JAMES THOMPSON. Act Surgeon. L. ). A
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';1HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT

Published FIR the H-u7n and AS CAUTION to EDUN1
NEN au. ther- WHO suffer from NrypI- Dr'li'y, Pre-
mature N11N ~ E-uipt &c supJN .tz a Tho
The Means aC S-lflrr. By who liat himself
aftrT undergoing l~raie gale H. ench sing
fspai adir,ssG enyalui single pics fec .: c.arSr
he had q tie author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Es1- Br3okiyu Kings c. NJ
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yy.;IsECRS: ,yEEsSns.Ess:

Do y.-l want WLisksrs or Iousrarhes. Our 6rectan
ColHs.u viii force them to grow On the suihesi iae-
~ rIn or E7ir on laid heads in SIX WEEKS Price = %.
sent ywhere. q SEW tsiH d Ser7' G. re
Address WARNER i c., Box -, BrP,kiyH, NY.
sxa.l-lJ
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SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHER VARIETIES As FRUIT

have in my possession many more certificates ss . Ihs
medical quat.t. and prof derived q = ills vine, should
:, wish further rrgrifs.
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Ottawa Lodge No 535 meets every Friday evening at
their Hall in Reddcks Block.
Us. LoTHRoP ct.
CPAs. Snow, w feb 10y
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? .
Isi,I5' Sta4s03 Ddrl-Sir: have tried the kAutsrh
me brought b, W j. sheldon and found bensas al.
and I-g,Tj il e. Icing very Sic4rous in Dlarrhoea
Il. :. BEAM 4. \. G..
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8anking & gusnraafe.
NATIONAL CITY BANK
OF OTTAWA
DIRECTORS s.:

6RSkf FLAMES WIZ c. CHURCHILL,
EDwIN C. ALLEN, EDWARD "a MES -.-
JOHN ID. CATION o. r. BULLEN
TmE CITY BANK OF EAMES, ALLEN Co.
- this day transferred its cation from the State to
e Natioual system will hereafter conduct its BUSH
rsss under the name and style Of
The Natio nj City Bank of Ottawa.
DXchangc on CHICAGO, NEW YORK, and all the
principal cities East and West, bought and sold
Exchange on ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND
and all important points Continental Europe, drawn
= to suit purchasers
Geld ard silver bought and sold.
u. .. Revenue stamps of all denominations
constantly on hand and for sale.
Also will give especial attention to the purchase an
ale Of all classes of GsOvernInCnt SeCuritieSs
AsudinS socled FiveTwenty and Ten Forty bonds
aad the popular Seven Thirty loan
Vs respectfully solicit continuance Of the bust
~ relations heretofore existing between the City Bank
nh IL patrons. and them. well As such new ones
ns1 vsr with their business would shall
extend such facility and as
ss.sE will prove to them satisfactory and profitable
lRsRY EAMEs President EDWIN ALLEN. CISliicr
nv EAMEs, Vice Pref o Ii BUILEN, Asst Cdsh'r.
Ottawa. ugust l, 1867
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