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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-01

SGna4 Nrb. Ser. Nnterf. 93erein8.
Die MtitsIteter D6teen gereins werben erfuGt. 90nners.
tag, 1. Sebruar, MbentS 8 1Gt i'm @eretnSIpfhle, ND. 1872
80. Geeettefr, gu erfGetnen.
Der 8wef Der UerIartmluns TT @eratGun9 uber ben Sim
tatf BON &tttet bon Soften bS @eretn8 Set Ter Mftien8ter.
bran @Prnp. SIN Muftra9
(bD) @. mIpnnnb cor
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-01

Gintrittspreis $3.50 f0r etnen Serrn unb swet 9amen.
Etfess Az bteIfm Bale fn6 BET ten ~fpl9enbsn Serrn a.
6attn t Bars, 2tststrase; YtterS, 9anU1erfraBe; gDinb'
mart TapettefraBe Sentrteter, 9pwertftrase .. Gen'
ner, @afbtneton @drter, YennIpl6anta Npe; S Sdunann,
343 QB. galttmOrefr; s. y G~tetuta6 unb q 8ctter, 8aItt<
1tpreItr; g9r S@ntst, 3 G~aISertfr; % st S&ntttt, 8ua-
bttter lub 80 Suter, N.@n9fr; 9taiterS 9ale, 8rebertffr;
SGperttnann & Go, S27 90. GalttnOretr; 3eiA. Srpab~
NAB nabe Tleetar; ipp!e Bet aGen ~ittrt8tn afttoen Mttt3ttes
barn res gfretn8.
Gbrenntitslteber, fppte teren Damen perbsn bSft6f rr'
fudt tire 6drten tpr5u5etgett.
IS label badH e~refbenf Elm
(mc-mpl asGpmite,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-01

SJafos Snair0sr,
@irt[er nnb Silberplattirer,
entssetlt rem eee6rten gutlrfurt ietn rei&'Sewdbltes 2dseg
bpn beutIGet unb amsrttdnti4ea Wfetaus lnb 9alanterte-
@aaren su ten ~ttlt8fen pretien.
Dataer- itnb SerrensS dblittidubes
feline EafcDentnener,
pI0ttirte GabeIT. uilS 2Dffel,z
.4snu feline IdGtrte g II nj enode
'5N#A y 8p6eItdft8e,
aZSgS y - ru6teunb 8rpbrRSrbe,
N# 9atents2Datter8 als Wetn=SerpiceS, GaIhensGprbs
flaf6en, feine Sunee9alsSdnber, Sastta18en. 9ntber. uuS
s6rrtbSrnsr, Otfee- unS &tfGslpfer, &eSOIter II. YtaeIcr,
ptatttrte &bIrplatter, &di1enbiAer u. tetue 8pubptrsGtnts
fir Ddrten u. S erren 6eifetaIdet, 8udertdIaen, Yltittats
&us3etbnunsen u. fUnftee In ntatn Sad enfblasente Artttel'
SO. 10 SuS Gatbertfr.t
~ III SO. 8alttnprefr. (eeZO-)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-01

Gjermanj0 W2GnuerH3pr.
General ~eriammluug

gtS sunt @Rdsfentaue fnten bic @eI an8-lteGuneen tgtea
81 . n ia 8 unb 0Pnnerfa fatt.
(Dpl G. Qphpr. 1rSF
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-01
@mSnrrhnnrfn QSnmNprriIa-

Dtt 9errer, fpslde f6 CUR 8ettetttBung an obieem gereta
unterssidnet Eaben. fcpie antere, bic SUIT tatett temIeiben
bet5utreten, rrerhen bterburf eriu9t, Der Gelte, 1. gebrua
gsbehbs talb ll4r bet u. Stntrn, "a u. G~aloertfry aatta
t~nbereen @eridmntIun9 beisupp9nen.
SIM Anftras %rtebterer GbetlnsGmer
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-01
IuTprNerunn.

Der nntersei6nete erfudt bic tn 1868 TIM 143. Deunfgl-
sante SnL Seg. gsltfele Splbatea, tte f9 tter tniber statt
6e1taos1, t9 naattet Sretta8, ZEN 2. Sebruar Bet &belp9
S&Ietber, Ode BON GEarles unb Sl4 Citrate etnauFnfen.
~(ntItpFr) 6enrbGSner
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-01

Tops,
Marbles, .
Balls &c.,
Wholesale.
o. y. Stetnba&
(ial0-) 70 %. BaEtiuaprtfry Ode GrtpsIttt Muev
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-01
Dentfbe 3ettS0riftem fiir 1866.

Sentfcbe 3ettSDrtftem fitr 1866
Sreben emPTns i6 BITE erfem Rummern Srn:
Die @nrtenlaube S4ufrtrtss Tarnilien5latt.
OteSIlu frtrte melt.
8erItner &la bberGbatf
8Itegente BGGtter.
neber CANT n II. QG9etnetn eiGufr. Bel
tung b. 9dfl1nter.
Ser DprfbarBter. SauRr, gOltSblatt BON 6.
StpGe.
Der 8a3ar. SGufr. Ganen3eitung.
Dte Wpbenwelt. Slufr. 3ettanS fir Ept!eIte II.
91ntar6ett:n.
Sdmmtli@e 3ett6rtftsn trsfen r~eselndBie pr Danpftr
bGh Deuti4Ianp eth unh terNen fpfprt an tie Abpnuenten
e~rpebirt,
NuBertem %empfeble t4 n,eine q a II t u + Spn BteTsen
c r16etnenten 0ldttern, ais:
u. 9. 8e1Getrtf&e8 SpnrnaL
Branf 2e8lte8 I'm f tt rte 3 ettur g.
SERB laube.
NpSeIIeni6as.
@er9arbs 6emtf6er @anfnotems&es
PIP + t +.
!3abIret&th AuftraSen feEs ireunbltaf %sntsesen
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tia3l- 66 Etrrtb Gastr, na9e Der 8tpn8f@uie
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-01

- gDaHer ~gl9ntpEeh Ballet, et8enS 81 btefrt 8rede orn,
@ltlunt tnpDrttrtes r9a8 re quatre.
81 4~trOtatiI8 e pIaRif@e, ban,UnEf6e, antt-teIUSianiite
9antpntine.
81 g5aterfdI 9uatriae.
A. Die EfuRlSianger, pSes bic ssf1rten 8afer TN 9Oi-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-01

Gin9ne frtner Garnesaltf8ft Diniefdt, netf @efplb,
auf benz NIT Mcten 8ter Strait 9e%trteberen &tlenbahn Bulge
tn 8eglettun8 ber 9pffapeae BON SdpppefGet.
B. BIr9errtetifer unb &atb8ferrn Der pbt9et Staot.
c. gteapOGttantfte GpnbelfaRrt NIT benz geiun in ne
~beI9rauer Terne.
D.. Die @etbBerprbnuneen t~sfBtternbe SGnedenprf.
E.-F-G-R u. {. btS z.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-01
OaHIpieI oes 9errn 6uao 0ennert.

Im Greita9 Gbenb pirb Der ms ais Nsent Der Grau
GritiS=@enee hefannte 9err eenuert I'M rg%fareiB" auftrez
ten, in einer 5foIe, bic anf ben Buni9 bes PuttitGms
II st. QouiS s Dfal tpieber6plt purbe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17

EXPRESS RIyALRY.-It the stockholders IN
the rival express companies are not making
their ''everlasting fortunes forever the pub.
lie, at least. have reason to rejoice. Since
the new Merchants Express has opened an
office IN this city, the freight from Chicago
has come down fror about Sl.2J to G5c. per
100 lbs From New York goods now
expressed at about $500 per 100 lbs. The
old rate was more ,han double that amount
The present rates, however, are pronounced
BY experienced business men Us little better
than ruiueus. aud must in short time end
in the suspension of one or the other compa-
ny. The public is interested il, preserving
the existence of both companies. and the
maintenance. by each, Of liTing rates, in
stead of the old, which IN many cases were
simply extortionate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17

DIR. KNAPP, formerly of New York, Who
has visited Ottawa regularly the past eight
years, and effected many wonderful cures Of
old Chronic diseases, Cancers, AID diseases
of the eye and ear, which. have been pro-
nounced incurable by the medical profess
sion generally, can be consulted at the Gel
ger House from Wednesday, nooa No.. 2sth
to Thursday noon Nov. 29ih. as will be- seen
by his card in another colu mn. Consul.a.
ton free. Hw.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17

The Ladies' Association of Plymouth
Church, in aid of their movement to raise
funds for the erection of a parsonage, have
instituted course Of lectures to be delivered
during the coming season. The following
distinguished lecturers are already engaged ::
Miss Anna Dickinson, p. T. BarIum, John
B. Cough, Theodote Tilton, and Petroleum
V. Nasty.
The first Lecture Of the course viii be de-
liverel on Monday evening (l9.h) by Mis-:
Anna Dickinson, and the second on Tuesdsy
evening Goth By the renowned 2. 7. Bar
NAM Admission so cts. Season tickets
5000 For sale at the Boo! and Drug
Stores. Both at Washington Hull.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17

Dr.. SCHENCk' 5 PULMONIC SY RUP
I-s great medicine cured Dg.J. H. scHr,ck the Pro-
Tetor OF P nnry cons,rip tion whom lad assumed
pear-i Do inevitable His phyri.us pr,naua,e,i h-
U, Powes. remedy. III, l-,aith vas r,s0red il a ~
shot ti- AMI NJ return Of ihs d-e.se hs been sppre-
hensl for all the symptoms quickly disappeared and his
present weigh; Is u5r- Than hundred pounds
s.e LIS recovery h his devoted liz attention exeli-
siscly to the Of Consumption AMI ths diseases which
usually e7ai Heated with H. and thu cure, effected y.
bis melirias have been very u,-rou, and truly eGde:
ful d. scHzSrS MAKES professional visits 80 several 0,
the Ia cities weekly, where he has large concours.
x patients, mi &. IS try astonishing to s,s p,or cot
sdHrtives 'r-t hare heel ort of ,irir c1rr1s
Ia few months healthy, robust persons. De SCHEMES
PJLNoNIc sfEJr, SEAWEED TONIC. AND MAN
DRAKE Plus are generally al re,igrrl in curing Cos.
'n3I,.n. fn directions accompany each. that AIRY
o.e can tae ia "a without seeing DR.. S-EExea Ia, when
i convent ati, is I, e. him lie gives ADVICE sge.
bur fr thar.uz' examination With his Ri ir5uctsr hi,
fs.as tEr -s Ga'Lss- 49, -..e...-.. .. =.
P'tse h-Isr. -s3 eira -i.e tsat Ii> so III rn-s-
Of ts Doctor eh-u ia the las -t,s or Cssr mp
ton, an! t-s other as h- ayv IS in p-.-i health
tbs Cos .Tsi-- ca; -lga-. ...s
Sold iy Isl! D-r=-,. AMI D'er- pie = "a per bottle
$40 the bal. f~z-a Ali letters s9r alyrs sh9al BE-
ai'rs,si 70 D. SCIENCES Principal OE-e NJ sssors;,
6,H Stree. PAi'aIel.hia, "a
G,ntra Who'll ale gents: De.a.s a:arnes / Co. n 7
Z :. Hsnoe. GltiH1rs Nj; John D. Park Cinsfsuai
O@o Wai&e- Tay!9r, Chissgo. ~. Collins Bros g,
Loiis, VI. No,i7 &c i,I.sy "a mo- ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17

3 The number calling at f. S. IoBEET's
Dental Rooms to take Gas for The extracting
of teeth has become so numerous daily that
LIE is Obliged To appoint Tuesdays aud Th&rs
DAYS of each week to deyo.e to that branch
OF his professions. Persons employing OF, her
dentists can have their teeth extracted with
the use of this agent at DR. II. Office, with
out being importuned 70, other work. II is
an agent in skilliul hands which prove a
blessing TO those receiving it. le-f Z 4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17

PREscorT.-Once for all, be it known, that
the beautiful stove pipe hat which so ''grade-
fully adorns' our upper story we, obtain ed
at Prescctts. Bat Prescott has something
better than store, pipe hats. He has the best
stock of Furs ever brought to Ottawa, and
is selling them cheaper than you can buy
the sane article at Chicago, or anywhere.
Reason he manufactures them himself, frbm
skins he bays directly from the trapper, til US
saving all commissions and mposi,ions Of
middle men.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17

SOME Sfos.-Mr. Marshall Miller, boot
and shoe aker of this city, made pair Of
shoes recently for Norwegian, living in this
county, that were somewhat rem ,rkable for
dimensions. They were - inches in length,
81 inches wr'e, 4 inches across the heel, 34i
inches in circumference, and III inches
around the instep. When the man left the
measure, Mr.. VI. told him he must trv and
Borrow canal boat for last, and be in a
hurry, as he must mike the shoes In the
open air. The shoes were an exact fit
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17
Ottawa Wholesale Market.
Chicago Market.

-NUF TO, Iobt.
The week has again been marked by violent
fluctuations in the grain market. ~
Flour remains dull with sales of white winter
extra at sl2 37@l3 %; 50 509il25 for low
grade to choice spring.
Wheat market ''panicky - sales No. spring
at 81 I0G2 Is; No. at 81 $50 81. brE
Corn from SOC for No. at the beginning OF
the week ran up on Tuesday to 95CasIc under
the cable news of 35s per quater IN Liverpool ;
since then II has again slowly reccded, and sales
Thursday evening were 9o@93c for No. in
store; S9a90c for No. 2.
Oats dahl at 401 43c.
Rye 950I96c.
Dressed Hogs s. 2JM5 70.
Butter-ChoIce Dairy 24@3ec.
Eggs 30a32c.
.APPies- Prime So OO@S 80; common s. IS
az 80. F,EsTF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17

a Local Losr.--W ednesday was pleas
ant day, and the city unusually full of country
people, Seeing large crowd about the
corner of Main and La Sale street we hur.
ried thither surprising there was at least a
row or knock down, and a chance for FIRST
rate :. local. We found, however, it was
nothing but peaceable, orderly. though not
wholly unexcited rash to Clild & Bros for
cheap boots and shoes. Their stock is going
off at half price, and the pcople have found
II out #a#
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17

"I.,rrLE ConpoRAL.r-The Lihc CYrporat,
published at Chieaso. is the best paper for
young folks published in America, and its
immense success shows that IT is appreciated.
1t has, we believe, already circulation OF
10000. 1t costs bu, s. L year, aId to any
person sending three subscribers the publish
ers send, as prize, a copy of The Heaven
ly Cherubs,' exquisite steel engraving,
-eoplel from RaPhaeI's great picture, ahd
retailing at 81 Address Alfred l.. Sewell
Chicago, lbs. ~ aa- t-..~s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17

Nor THE PLAcE.-If You are looking for
cheap, fimsy, furry, fluffy article of cotl>
ing, the seams of which cape open like ne
gro on grin, and the material of which,
being shoddy, will fall to pieces like wrap>
ping parer in shower, never go to Thorne
y armstrong pa'' q FVr7vRsgFs
The PLAeE is exactly there, If you want
stylish, well.male overcoat, OF warranted
material, or a tasty business suit. or a FASH
ionable dress suit, or wedding suit, at
prices 10 suit. $1,000 -rr.a..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17

GErriSci SrrcY.-Few of our readers, We
imagine, will find fault with the SIS apples
mems, aad additions with whiel. they
have been Piled Tor the last noath. 81 me OF
our clothing merchants have got into a cons
test, to which the great ptblc will be the last
to object. 9 They are aot only runninS each
other in prices, but are growing decidedly
spicy in the use of printer ink. Our 9rdina-
~ a'ivcrtinng spaceis entirely Inadequate to
sach demand, wherefore we accommodate
the matter by the issue of Supplements.
"Competition is the life OF business and the
merchants who are into it deepest are those
III whcm purchaser, take the liveliest Inter.
est.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17
TO CONaITWJDTlVEx.

The advertiser having been restored to health in few
weeks 10y simple remedy, after having suffered for
SEVERAL yeats ui.h severe lang aecfisn and that dread
Gicsse, CpAsumplou-is anxious to mako known to lis
fellow sufferers tina means of care.
Yc all who desire it, he viii send copy the perscip-
Dn used Gree of charse with the directions for prep4f-
ing and using he same which tcywill find sura Cure
for Consumption Asthma Bronchitis, Coughs Colds and
all Throat and Lung affections The ouy object the
advertiser in sending the Prescription benefii tile
icte and spread information wiciic conceves to be In.
valuable and h. hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
It will cost them nothing. ann may grove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription. free, by return
will please address. Rev. EDWARD A. IISON,
dec 80, Oily 49, Wflliallsh rrsi Kings Co., N.Y.
The above medicine II fer sale by Y. i;rggs Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17
An EsfectHaI Worm Medicine.
ErOVn'S VcrmitUgc COmfils,

Or Worm Lozcngers. Much sickness, undoubtedly.
with children and adults attributed other Causes is
occasioned by The yerBifuge Coinits although
eecual in destroying do possible injury to
the most delicate chilli. This valuable combination has
been successfully used by PHYSICIANS and found to he safe
and sure w eradcatn hurtfrl 10 children.
Children h1,bg Worms rec Girc immediate attention,
neglect of the trouble often prolonged sickness
Sy0ipt'ms Of U0r5ls IN C,iidyeH often overlooked
Worms in the stomach and bowels irritation which
can he removed only 10y the use of { remedy. The
combination of ingredients used in making Browns "
Einge Coits is such give the best possible effect
with safety. +} n
CURTIS L BROWN Projectors, New York. Sold BY
all Dealers in MediciD at % certs box. -
.Junr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17

JACOB MocxEy has Just received another
large shipment of new goods. In this new
lot are some Of the finest dress coats aud
heavy overcoats ever seen i'll Ottawa,
and offered at prices that will maze those
who bought 4 mouth or two ago Stare. The
truth is, cIJthias IN New York is 20 per
cent. below the Septem Der rash, and Mooney
has taken advantage of the fall in prices Tor
the benefit of his customers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17
Manho Oh. How Lost, how Restored

IEIEEA Jlt pn5dtst~i Heis edht'a Of
: tITT DIR. C'lee'1e.Fs Celebrated EssIy
Tie rude cls (Tiihott meIitine) of SPERn
Seminal We kncss, Involuntary Seminal losses, Twp
fgScY Mental and Physical incar tcity Inpecicnts to
Marriage etc alsc CoSsCNFTIyv, EPILEPSY and Prs
duced by sefindulgence or sc'lirIi extravaganza.
r. PRICE, ia sealed envelope, only 8 cents.
The celebrated arhbr in this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates from thirty years successful practice ih
The alarming consequences OF seiabnse my radically
surei without the tly-rCus Of nterd medicine
the alE alton VI t.c knife-pointiac out mole Of
al solsiI,pie certain and cfactutl. by Of which
every SUFFER- no matter what his condition may be may
ctf-e himself ciIciply, privately AMI TIftcdr5-
This ItHTr scul be in the hands OF every youth
r and every aIan iu tlIe dtnl.
Sent ur=r sal, in aja envelope, to any address aos-
Ii receipt oi six cents, two posi- stamps address
tle Publishes. CiiAS J. C. KLINE CO.
ds..,65-Ix IL. Bavery. Nsw York z. 0. Box 43s6:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17
7spf.cOpal CElurcla.

Rev Edwin Cohen, of Albion, n. Y. re-
Gently called to the Rcctorship of Christ
Church (Episeopal) in this city, will preach
at SAID church on Sunday next, morning a nd
evening, at the usual hours.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17
NOTICE.

Having leased my Warehouse, and being desrou. Of
closing up business notice is hereby given to per.
indebtes to either by hook account tn,
they must call af se,. before January Isr 1877
the viii be le for collection Al persons hav
ing claims ains me- requested TO present the same
for payrneht. JOHN ARMOUR
Ottawa Nov 18th lsGj-7v
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17

WHAT Ais THE Gas ?--There is som>e
thing wron. about the manufac ure of gas in
tins city. Everybody is complaining. Half
the time, in the early part of the eT ening.
the flow is weak and Tutoring, and Oh Sat
urday night, before the close OF business, it
has died out for the last few weeks. Then
Cor a few nights past the gas has be en- vii.
lainousy fcul. We are, in this, uttering but
mildly very general lmplaint.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17
CARD.

George Alden begs leave to return his
sincere thanks to his friends and fellow citi-
zens for recent kindness received. and to
acknowledge the payment, by W. J. Nicely,
of the sums collected by him of The following
persons, ple!gin. himself ever to take pleas
ure in serving them 10 the best of his ability.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17
u. OF Ed

Live oak Temple, (s'lloriinate) M. 3. meets cverg
Wednesday evening Sons Temperance Hall sedlck
Block. DR. T. 3. HUBERT, W. D
JEROME II. ScHUrr, W. i.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17
Westward He.

The ns W engraving of the Crosby Opera
House Art Association, presented with one
certificate, car be seen at the Book Store of
Osmcn d Hancman - -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17

Barnum lectures on "The Art OF Money
Getting" at Washington Hall, Tuesday eve
ming
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17

Remember the Lecture OF Anna Dickinson
on Something TO Do on Monday night, at
Washington Hall.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17

The MissEs STArLEY will open their Win
ter Term Of School Monday, Dec. I'd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17

BE,rs "OHG Pace The auction system
Of selling boots and shoes for what they viii
bring" reduced to every day business P-ac-
tice, Is meeting with surprising success at
Mitchell i Duigeon's, and lhresteas 70 SUI
persedc tn. vaunted lone price system. Most
people are smart enough to know what boots
or shoes ara worth, aul prefer TO take ikom
At their own offer rather than being l:el q an
iuexorao.e ''oueNprice' that may be 80 per
cent. 100 high. Try Mitchell & Dudgeon
and the new system.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17
.Padoni1e Home Institutions
The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.,
OTTAWA ILLINOIS.
OGi ce in (heeyer's New Block.
rerura Notes, received May J. 1865, constituting
49, the Capital,
81 s.-a- 1927. 40 81.
Now in force
.rr.sr SI6O, 4J5 %.
Amount OF Property at risk,
GE,7J9. sos II.

n Viii he ~ the above that tn Company has 81
si ut risk the leading Stock COs of
the last cilv - f assets for Si2 to s5i of t
Utilities - shown By their Published reports
Tc oreraye or Insurance in this Co. for til" past ten
year. has but abGt third of the rate charged BY
ether Cos
rr lssse: thus far have been promptly AMI satisfactory
sijusssL We iIlye never had to contest a loss.
'c the Cn.Iany for the past two years his
.-H IeTy prosperous: policies having been Issued
than i'l ti!s previous eight years.
The directors well known amor= tue best business
p,cu ~ the county
81. lie made until the losses Of the Co
require IL. AMI but aSs6Slet year. and by
Directors nieElTs shall not bc rcc
eft5 reg 7l.ilg C}1n 10 he Gdrioe pTyn-n nItI
ni'oi II yea from the date Of their policies.
In Wow Of the above Ect@, that this is home in
stituou: that the security ample the cost Of insurance
iSs tlss i otl,T Cos, lie lTonptness aud br'ty WIFE
NGc I.Sses settled; think entitled to the
patronage OF this community in reiereIieoto foreign Com
lrtIics.
Pci-. issue both the Stock and Mutual plans 18th
favorable terms
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Marriage ana Cc5iDacy.

4 ESSAY OF WARMING AND INSTRUCTION
N for Young men. Also. Diseases end Abuses which
pcrmatnrelY PROSTATE the Yit powers with means
o. relief Sent free charge. in sealec letters ENVELOPES.
Address Dr. J. SKILLIS IoU6IITCS, Howard Associs-
tior. Philadelphia Pa. = Feb 8 '65
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0ttaba = zee GRADER J.
LOCAL. NJ ATIER.;2
Chicago, II. island 4 I'aci &c *. II.
Ottawa Post Office,

CLOSING AERRvAL NAILS.
Western closes ZOO NJ Arrives 1915 p VI
Eastern, - I2 M&6PN II: - p. III
Farm Ridge closes T. NJ and arrives at IL NJ Tues
DAYS, THURSDAYS Saturdays.
evark, closes 80 p VI. and arrives p. n. Tuesday
AMI Saturdays. .Fs
Somonauk. closes A. " Saturdays; arrives j. 80 p NJ
Fridays .--
Eagle closes p NJ. Saturday arrives u NJ.
Office Opens A. NJ Closes : ~ p. v.
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4 Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Dc
iy. Premature Decay and all the effects of varthful
in,,rrot ton wilt fr the sake of suffering humanity ."nd
free all who need it, the recipe and direction, ir max
ing the simple remedy by which he crre,i Sufferers
wishing profit ty the advertiser e,,rrience can do So
by addressing JOHN Il. OGDEN
dec 80, fj-1y No. I3 Chamber. ST. New York.
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szErUrABLs.--A, case before Justice
Arthur Lockwood the other day revealed the
particulars Of disreputable attempt to
break up the meeting of the Dayton De-
batting CRIB On Saturday evening last.
While the Club was quietly proceeding with
its discussion, gang OF rowdies entered the
school house, made an assault on the Presi-
dent and other members, and broke up the
meeting. Two of the ruiians, named J ohm
Duffy and Michael Alexander. were arrested
and On hearing before Justice Lockwood,
held to bail in SO each for their appearance
before the Circuit Court.
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V,HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
II .~s.sz EHSE or Az INVALID.
Published h'r the bench and as CAUTION to YOUNG
MEN and others who suffer from Servons Debility. Pre-
mature Decay of Manhood &C. supplying the same
The Mems Of SclfCe. Bv who has cured hi, 1sef
after undergoing considerable qu1ckery By enclosing
postpaid adrerl envelope. single copes, free Of charge,
my be hal Of the autlog. III ~ ~ e II =
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ESQ.,. brooklyn, Kings Co NY