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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-10

The GREAT D2EAD AND FEAR Of losing
teeth by the of the dentists pincers van
i,hc. with the thought that nitrous oxide
laughing gas inhaled renders one insensi>
pleasant and comfortable feeling, ss many Of
our citizens can testify who have used the
gas in DIR. Roberts dental rooms, where it is
administered daily with perfect success in
extracting teeth. The gas he manufactures
is as harmeless the air We breathe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-10

ArrEMrT TO BURN THE AQUEDUcr.-Atout
IL o'clock last Saturday nighs viilainous
attempt was made to set the canal acquednct
across Fox River at this city on fire. The
incendiary had stolen bundle of hay from
the stack of Mr. Keefe, on The west side, and
carried it to the east end of the acqueduct,
and placing it so as TO set the tow path on
fire. applied the match. Providentially just rs
the fire was getting under way, two gentle
men liring in that part of the city, and who
by chance were approaching the acqueduct
from the east, saw the FIRE, and succeeded in
extingushng it after it had burned and
cbarred about talf of one span.
The incendiary. whoever he was, seeing
his attempt on the acqueduct likely to fail,
set Mr. keele's haystack on fire, intending
doubtless to dIav attention in that quarter :.
bat by this= time there were persons enough
on the ground 10 extin.uish both.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-10

MITCHELL & DUNGEON are selling boots
and shoes at "What they will bring" Tha,
means OF course, a price that will soil them
forthWi>h-immediatcly. 1t = the auction
style aud means auction prices. Will you
give two and half? No? Say $500 then.
Certainly you will give sl,7j. Yes, Sold At
What they will BRING There is no better
stock n Ottawa than Mitchell T. Dudgeon's
nor will YOU fluid more clever and eorteous
men to deal with
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-10

Kniyc. Foils-the best assortment III town Piated
Ware cheaper than the cheapest; Spoons of all kints
PLATED sud Rrrrarsa Ca-tory: Btsnia Tea and Conee.
POTS: Bar Fixture. all klnis Mirrors, Picture Frames,
60, ,,r"I T,,srI. &c e. pFNT & TOWER,
~ 50 Ia Safic Street.
Also entrance from Madison street, Through W "a
Halls Dry Goods Store oct-'-''
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-10

STILL Some of the candidates,
particularly on the conservative side, somc>
how failed of an election the other day, and
feel a little choptalen. No such trouble
also a candida te-is one still, and insn't
muehly on the radical side either; but he
comes out glorioasly ahead of all eomPeti>
tors, in the quantity, quality, style ard
cheapness of his fashionable clothing and
gents furnishing goods.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-10

DR.. KxArr, formerly of New York, who
has visited Ottawa regularly the past eight
ys ars, and effected many wonderful cures of
oil Chronic diseases, Caneors, and diseases
of the eve and ear, which lave been pro-
uouuced incurable by the medical profess
sion generally, can be consulted ut the Gel
ger House from Wednesday noon Nov. 18th
to Thursday noon Nov. Goth. as will be seen
BY his card in another column. Consulta.
ton free. Nv.
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An EffcciUaI Worm Nictlc.
Browns Vermli1USc Gifts,

Or Worm Lozcnscrs. Much sickne~iou'aediy.
with children and adults, attributed to- Causes, .
occa>ione.i by worms. The "y-rmfuGe G.. although
eectu IN destroying worms, can do no te injury 10
the n',t delicate child. This NATURALIZATION hs.
been successfully used 10y physcians and to bs sale
AMI sure ia Graduating worms. 80 hurtfobidr-n
tfatdren har,ny Worms require inimcltt-nti"n as
neglect Of the trouble often prolo-.srs,~-
!Sysip;sms Of Hjrbis ia Cf.,ifr,a 'v"ri"Dsei
Worm, in the stomach and bowel. causeuion. which
eau lie removed only by the OF a -rEieiy- The
combination Of Ingredients u--d in uiskfowhs YER
mifngc Commits y ssse to give tn. Ds'ihie effect
with safety.
CURTIS ( BROWN Proprictrrs N-rs- Sold By
all Dealers in M-licip at 25 cent. at
linz.
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MERCHANTS Uxiox ExrKgss Co.-Tbis
co npanv commence receiving and deliver
ing goods in Ottawa on Monday next, Nov.
18th. Until their o.hce is ready in Hoes &
Leland's new block, the agent has fitted up
temporarily the room No b LaSale street,
lately occupied by Mr. Geo. J. Burgess gas
fitting establishment.
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FrSx-The nsan that sells the most can
sell the cheapest Every body Knows that
Finn is selling more groceries than anybody
else in Ottawa. Cause for Wy, He sells cheap
est Talk about green tea. There never was
taa in Ottawa half as green as the man who
pays $3.50 for green lea when he can get as
good an article at Fina's for 5000 $3.50 -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-10

Bur WEEK OR Two MogE remain to get
big bargains in boots and shoes at Child
Bros. Their stock is going of rapidly at
really less than auction prices, and must be
closed ut entirely in some shape before their
lease expires. People can have no idea how
cheap they are selling until they go there
and se.. Boots formerly sold al ST go at 50
an 81 So Shoes at $3.50: and 50 on
til ourh tie list.
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Cheap Bargains is all the go. Fyou wan,
to get snch bargains, go to Leahy, Rlordan 4
Glindon's, where you can find the best stock
Of Boots and Shoes in Ottawa, al the cheap
est prices. Give us call before purchasing
elsewhere. LEAnr, RIoRDAS Il GLIsDoN, l6
Madison St.
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CONSUMPTION DURABLE BY
SCHENCK'S MEDICINES.


TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must b
pared SO that the lungs will heal. To a, compish Il
liver and stomach must first he c'eansed and an az
created for good wholesome food, which. by these
clues, will be digested properly, and good healthy
made: thus building mp tho constitution. sCuE,
NJ MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the stomach Of all bill
mucous accumulations; and, by using the Sea Weed
in connection, the appetite is restored.
sCIlENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP is nutricious 4
medicinal, and, by using the three remedies, all
ties are expelled from the system, and good, who
blood made, which will repcl all disease. II patel
take these medicines according 10 directions, Conss
very frequently in ITS last stage yields readily
action. Take the pills frequently, to cleanse 2
and stomach 1t does not follow that because this
are not costivc they not required, for somea
diarrhca they necessary The stomach muat
healthy, and an appetite created to allow the Pc
Syrup TO act on the respiratory organs properly ~
any irritation. Then all that 10 required to pa
permanent cure is, to prevent taking cold. s~
about the rooms much possible, eat all tsst
food-fat meat. game. and in fact anything ihtite
Graves; but be particular and masticate we'll.
Novlo-2dwe.mly
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PArIyG Ur.-ll is notable that in nearly all
bets OF clothing on the recant ell ciion: TIE
iuvariable proviso was. zone Of IhNne X
Armstrong best When a man bets suit
OF clothes. or a coat or vest, he always insists
on its beng the best that can be had in the
market, and that cxpaln. the proriso. Al
Was 60 to Ihorne & Armstrong; FOR The
Lee,
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C1ucu & BERKHEIMER.-This new firm in
he Harness and Sadilery trade on Main st.
VS. of La Sal! E, (Ha'heway's old stand,) we
are pleased to notice, are advancing RAPIDLY
into prosperous business. They are "crack'
workmeu-certairly no better in the city,
and are attra citing aheavy run from thc
farmeu Us by the excellence as well as low rates
of their work
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Anna Dickinson and r. +. Bar
mum.

We are requested TO announce that these
great notabilities of the lecturing fraternity
will deliver lectures in Ottawa-Anna Dick
inson on Monday evening Nov. 10Th, and p.
T. Barnum, the great Snowman, on the fol-
lowing eveniug,-both at Washington Hall.
The lectures are delivered under the auspices
AMI in the interest OF the Ladies' Association
of Piymo uth church.
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Notice Wounded Soldiers.

1Y an act Of Congress approved Iumc 10th. and which
ID in farcc, pensions granted TO persons
wounded in the service of their cntry, follows
SIS pcr month those who have lost the of both
both hands been permanently and totally disa-
BLEED in the otherwise permanently and totally
disabled reader til helpless nearly as Ia
quire personal all AMI attcsrn so month
to persons who have lost Dth hand and
foot been permanently Disabled in the other
wise 90 disabled be ncIplcite for perurming
manual labor much require constant
sonal aid attention SIS month to hoee who have
lost one hand and one foot or been totally dsabei the
same OTHERWISE disabled TO render their disability
manual labor equivalent to the loss OF hand
and foot.
by another Of Congress, approved March 80, 1850
the pension laws also amended to include in the
list those whom pensions granted under certain
circumstances the orphan brother brothers. well
sister sisters under &c years of and the father and
mother of deceased officers and other persons named in
the former pension acts. ... "a
Applications for pensions. under the above acts,
made by the Undersigned Fees moderate, and payable
only in case OF success. WALKER & BROW Err.
July 81, '66-tf Metropolitan Block, Ottawa, Ill.
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TIE JUy EMILE CONCERT lately given IN
Washington Hall under the direction Of Mrs
Cameron and Mrs. Hall, will be repeated on
Tuesday Evening next, (Nov. l3th.) at Ply,
mouth Church, and the proceeds applied to
the Library fund and the plymorih Sunday
School
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.rO CONSIrr g,y ES

The advertiser. having ben rrstor' health IN lev
weeks by very simple remedy. affcin- suffered ior
,-yer,l wears wiz, -.yerc lung aTi anil that dread
discrs~, cnslsiptior-is anxious tt known 10 his
fellow --uif-r-r- the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he Will .enl II Of the peTscrp-
ii u, u<-l lfr.e o! charge with the tinns fr I,rrpar
ing AMI using the which thryt and -FsTs Cure
for Cou-uu.u,iu A,;hua Br,.ncltituSh-. Cold, and
all Tlirca, AMI Lang afs-tipns 1ty -bj-ct Of the
advertiser in srnlin the Pre-cr - D. brneht THE Al
hited and spread Information whhonoeiT'> to bs m
yanali- AMI H. hopes Every suTr,l try hi remedy.
A. il widest them nothing. ani rnsSyc blessing
is,Tss-- WISHING the prescription. by return mall
viii rs-4>. aIlA,ss Rev EDwj A. WILSON,
dec 81 Oily Wian-bu+linzs Co. y. \.
IT,. above nie,cinc is for sale ii Grik-'. Ota~s-
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PREPARED on OF PALM AND MACE.

For Preserving, Restoring an: Beau,ifying the
Hair,
And is the most delightful and wonderful article the
world ever produced -
Ladies will find 1t not only tain remedy TO Restore
Darcn and Beaufy the Hair, bat also desirable article
for the Toilet Is il highly psrfamed with sch and
delicate perfume Independent of the rnsraas opf If the
Oils Of Palm and Mace.
the MARVEL OF PERU,
and beautiful perfume, which in dsltacy Of scent
and the tenacy with which it cngs to the handkerchief
and person, i, uncqualled.
The above articles for sale by all Drug gists and Per
fumcrs at 81 per bottle EACH Sent by express any
adtires. by proiTi~tors. T.w. WRIGHT CO.,
Oct2D, ly. leo Liberty Street, New York.
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Live oak Temple, (subordnate No 5. meets every
"Wednesday evening at Sons Temperance Hail. keidick
Block. DIR. 4. = HUBERT, W. ..
JEsoNE III. ScHUTT. ". X.
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ERRORS OF YOU,

A Gentleman who suffered for years frrsous De.
hilfy, Premature Decay, and all the Eli vonfh'"i
inai-crction will. for the sake Of suffering infs s~pd
fire. TO all who need it, the recipe and drt bs max
ing the simple remedy Icy which he Q Sufferers
wishing Ia profit Iy the advertisers ~xpercan do 10
by addressing JOHE iDEN,
dec 80 '6J-ly No. IS Chambers ~ York.
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ED,

At the .Iuheeet oils "a. Peoria d, al the rr.Genc"
ofthc Rev. ] Y. Benedict the =Di Oct. Nr. >PEN-
Oh! sIaFFoRp, in the ss'h ycard. age.
In this city. Nov. sit,. III iniIts OF the lungs:
HATTIE ". daughter Of j. II. aisi W l. CLARK. aged
months and % days rH
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Mnrriagc and Ccacy.

y ESSAY OF WARMING ANsTHCCIIOS
"A for Young men. Also. Diseases A''u-'- which
p-rinaturciy PROSTATE the Vital Tou,iih .ure mans
81 reii,f Scut free fcharce. in sIi-rs envelopes
Address Dr. J. SKIiLiN HOUGIIT0isward Associs-
tim Phiiadrlnhi, Pa Peb %
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THE FIRST NTItAL BANK
OF OBTAIN.
CArrrAL paid in) 100000.
WV HEkLLNG -..-.....-- ,. ,.s,ssn'
wM. H. CUsHMAN-.-. -..-..-. 49,. cushir
JOHN y NASH - .... .fSsssdnt ci1tter.
DIRECTORS:
Milton IT. Swift, f,tsc IL,
VIVA llickns. John lDrr,
W. Busincu t.# thls- asn".
r. Thorn- f.tr Hugh irnilfoD,
Iore,zo Leland. H jos lArmsfrong,
VIM. II. Cu-hn.
Having organized under the eanal Banking Law
anil succeeded 20 th- bu,iucI' Of MI '" cn-hnan We
are now open for the na,Factal "a general banking
business.
Exchange on Chicago. NJ Uk, and all the prin
cipal cities Of the United States, etht and sold
Exchange on England, hllh. Scotland and Con =
tincntal Europe drawn in suuls 81 purchasers
COLLECTIONS made thn gcut the state. ana
pruptI. RENTED for GA day inent, at current rate
of exchange.
United States illinois. and LsaA county bonds Soid
silver, &C. bought and sold.
full supply of RcvcnO stamps, Of all de-
nominations, constantly on hang
Our facilities such that 4off-r inducrmcrt, to
customers and we shall q adeavors 10 g'- entire
satisfaction to those entrustings Nth their business
Banking hours from D NJ. to- p. NJ.
Jan. q. 1866
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Ottawa Wholesale Market.
Chicago Market.

Chicago Marker.
November 8. 1868.
The produce markets are active, and grain higher
Flour firm at sI3ecGtl475 for winter extras; sl0.259
sl2 for choice springs. ~
Wheat firm, at sang .23A for No. spring; EOS
92OS .or No. 2. -te
Corn active At ?,4N99c for No. l. 9292c for No. ..
Oats active. at 4jGL 4Sc.
Barley f0@s1c.
Butter-Choire dairy - q foe; hrka 22Q74s.
ESg~So@34c. -+
Green AppIes-S250d3
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Eanho od: How Lost, how Restored.

HNSEA Just ptsblished, ne's so't"', Of
H DR.. CuireI1relFS Celebrated Essay
en- tue rtdic1l (without mccine) of SPEEY,TosRHG
Seminal Weakness Involuntary Seminal LOSSES I.Po-
1ENcr, Mental AMI Physical Incapacity impednents 10
Marrac etc. also CoysUaFroN, EPILEPSY, and FITS in
duced by s-lfindulsence or sexual extravaganza
Iid- Price, in sealed envelope, only 6 cents
The celebrated author in this admirable Clearly
demonstrates from thirty successful Practice hat
the alarming consequences of seabuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous Of internal medicine
the api alton Of the ku,-ADnting mode of
At simple, certain and efscual by of which
sufferer matter what his condition may be-
cure himself c'iealy, privately and radically.
En- THIS Lecture should be in the hands every youth
and every man in the land. --- -.s.-
Sent unler al. in njn envelope, to address, post
pad receipt of six cents post stmpa Address
1ie publishers, CHAS j. G.. KLINE 4 CO.
decl 6J-!y 12s Bowery, New York L. o, Box 1856.
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PErERsoNss MAGAZINE for December, for
sale at Osman &c Hapeman's.
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The II. ID. A.

The following, from the Temperance
Dramatic Association, explains itself This
association now embraces all the best Dra-
matte talent of our city and is com petent o
getting up their entertainments for the winter,
in style never We. approached IN Ottawa.
Their labor is intended to be exclusively for
the benefit of the various temperance organ
,xations of the city, WHO have united in rent
ing CheeYer's Hall, which they propose to fit
up at great expense az q permanent Temper
ance Hall and headquarters. The I. d. A.
are thus lahoring in one OF the greatest and
most meritorious reform movements of the
day, and deserve the most liberal counten>
ance and support Of the people.
We, the members of the T. ID. A, believ>
ing it to be for our goo1, do form ourselves
anew into Society for mutual Improvement
in Elocution and Dramatic Exercise; also
believing that, while beneiting osrselves, and
affording US a leasant pastime for the even
ings of the winter, we can also advance tho
cause of temperance by applying the pro>
ceeds of our entertainments (abovo expens>
esq to the Orders of Temperance that are
working for tie 6.neft Of mankind ard the
elsration Of society III our city.
In placing before the public an exhibition
from time to time Of our exercise, We subject
ourselves to criticism which we Of course ex-
pect, but that criticism We contend should
extend only as far as our playing is concerns
ed and not to personal classification in Socie.
ty. While we are working for the moral
benefit Of community, let us have their sup
port when We do differently, we cannot ask
for anything but deserve the scorn of all.
Wa claim to be working for the benefit OF
the City of Ottawa. Shall we have the sup-
port of those interested in lis welfare? We
call on the Orders of Temperance, on the
Merchants, On .he Ladies and Gentlemen.
and on every citizen Of Ottawa who believes
in right, to support US. Let it be a Society
that all are interested in In rehearsal" In.
gomar the Barbarian
.--, Respectfully, 7. d. A.
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New Planning Mill.
F.. G.. X L NJ G.,

GTAS Just commenced running sat Of the best MA
III CIIINEHY in the west, for Matching, Flooring DRESS
Ing and splitting siding and be dos all kinds OF Ripping
D,Dp at q. II Rugs Reaper Factory E.
Give him . call. may If.
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Ottama frfe Grabtr.
LOCAL MATTERS,
Chicago. n. Island Il Pacific II. II
Ottawa Post Office.

Ottawa Post Office.
AnRRvAL or MAILS.
Westcru close, 200 NJ Arrives 12t5 p. NJ
Eastern l2NSspN 1745 r. VI
Farm Ridge closes at F. NJ and arrives at IL NJ Tues
days, Thursday vs. an Saturdays
ewark, closes l. 80 2 VI. and arrives r. W. TUESDAY
and Saturdays.
somonauk closes 1880 A. NJ Saturdays; arrives 5: 80 Pm
Fridays.
Eagle closes r. NJ. Saturday arrives II NJ
Office Opens A. II. Closes, IA IN
aurs6 Is FtEf J. W. DOW, Pm.
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"a TO THE LbEs.-GA
rs.To THE LbEs.-6a
GEORGE II. RID g. Co.'s
er11l5
PATENTED OCTOBER I, 1865.

20 ar HILL Nor FRIEE
TTyIE CONSTANT dennnd We have h, FOX LOU I'D DYES
Il has induced US to put up comtte Eheof
40 Shades all Liquids.
which will recommend thensciy, tosyery who has
used Liquid Dyes, for
Brilliancy Of Color.
Simplicity of Use.
Certainty of. Satisfrtion.
fLIl8 II Econdmy of line.
Freedom frbm all list or Dirt.
Mordant and Dyes combncd kne preparation
The only Dyes Of the kind fted for silk. woo
and fcather that viii give apecct color requiring
only to 80 minutes, according toshaic. f-r
Fsn trec til for and Certificates from eminent che
msts with each sickage.
Samples acsufiy dyed uish eh of the colors On sfs
and WOODEN. may be seen and ne Dyes obtained at AL
stores fur rs cents. k ss
ap-If you desire to ins urc SATISFACTORY COLoks.
In the shortest time with the hast trouble inquire for
REEIVS LIQUID DYIS and toe no other they are the
only. reliable coors. -
- GEO. ii. REED &cO. Manufacturers,
Sos, $40. and 512 Commercial street. Boston.
Tor sale by Berki & Co.. Dymick Bro, Gibson
Hathaway, L. y. Grigss. Anda lluggists. nps3-ly
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I. q. q. r.
uonttor DIyI.ion, No. $50,

OrrAw, LODGE No. Al meets every Thursday evening.
REBECcA on the third Tuesday evening OF
zach month OTTAWA Enc Ne 50, on the I'd ana
ath Tuesday evening feb ICY
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DIR. TEBBETT'S
Physiological Hair Regenor'

The wonderful popularity Of this Prepatatidp1"-
csrnted 1t is becoming the standard artic lesery-
thing Of the kind and is the onJ unobjeeton' pre-
paration in Use.
II positively restores white, gray ano faded
1t prevents hair fro:i falling on, and often
Reprcduces u new growth on bald heads.
Is free from al disaEreeal,lc odor.
1t does not soil the finest fabric or skin.
Frees the h. ad from humor and dandruf.
Has no equal n dressing.
Without il no toilet il complete. .
Every bottle is warranted and money refill not
satisfactory.
Smith Dryer, General Agents, Chicago, soid by
Or. DIMMICK BROTHER and all druggi up
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For sale.

sYVTIE Residence lately occupied 10y Charles G. Miller
Il vici include lots in the States Addition to-
wa The property bc had AT "A bargain.
stp"Ca AZ SMITH A.eat
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Banking 4 gnsaranfe.
NATIONAL CITY BANK
OF OTTAWA.

DIRECTORS:
HENRY FE.YES VIZ C.CTURrHTLL,
XDWIS C. ALLEN EDWARD EANES
JOHN D. CArOE o. H. BCLLEy
TUE CITY BANK ey EAMES, ALLEN CO.
has transferred its organization from til,
g National aud will hereafter conduct its bust
49, under the name and style Of
The National city Bank of Ottawa.
Exchange on CHICAGO, NEW YORK, and all the
principal cities East and West, bought and sold.
Exchange on ENGLAND IRELAND. SCOTLAND
aud all important points in Continental Europe, ara~u
n sums to suit purchasers. ~ ~- q
Geld aHd silver bought and sold.
.. 3. Revenue stamps Of all denominations
constantly hand AMI for sale.
Ais. will give especial attention to the purchase an
sale Of all classes Of (:Oycrnmcnt Sec q ri ties,
pludi % He'd FiveTwenty and TEN Forty bonds
and the epular S.v Thirty loan
We would respectfully solicit continuance Of the buA
s1 relations existing between the City Bank
and ts patrons and TO them, well such
nay favor with their business would say, shall
~ able extend rh facility and accommodation
will prove to them satisfactory and profitable.
dEsRY EAMIs, Presid.R. EDWIN Allen Cdshsr
IDw EAxKs Vice Pre-. IL BuLLES, Asst Cash'r.
ottawa ugustl 1S6S-v
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D r. w "A TX z r
wv d NTlNTI u II"
GEiGEii HOUSE, rTAwA
MAR RIP.

Ny KHKIV.
Nov :. by H,.v j. 4 Gray. Mr.. N sMiLIDbS, to
N- MARY DELBRTrSsE. both 81 'alic Co
Nov. ). nj y. r.sIs al TIE h,s father hv Rev
7. 4 GRAY LIEU r. JOHN {. LEi%Y. Of PcOrls- TO
Miss CELIA II. ALE.X AMBER. Of teity-
AZ fhe OTTAWA House. by 4. u. "a. Esq. NJ. VII =
IL NJ GREEN. To Mis- AiRY viAMs, both OF Ia
Sale.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-10

II. II. SKINNER Il co.
Having taken the aboye Mills for xr, Of years, would
solicit the patronage of the Rarme. who have Grista
grind would to all families i'll the city, they
Will be pleased to supply them Sith flbur Butkwhsaf
flour &C. Of the ry best qualify and cheap can Be
afforded, and deliver 1t At their residences.
- J. f. SKINNER co.
Ottawa November ri LAS tf.' as