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Consumption GuYable by Dr. ScheMrk,s
Medicines.

Consumptten suYable by Dr. ScheMrk's.
Medicines.
TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must he prepared
80 that the lungs Will SEAL To comps this the liver and
stomach must first be ceansed and appetite created M
good wholesome oed, which, by these mediciues win be-
gested property and good nth, blood madc thuq build
ing ap the constitution. SCIlENCKS VI lNDR. KE PILLS
cleanse the stomach of all bilious accumulation
and by using the Weed Tonic In connection the aportt.
is restored
sCIlENCK's PULMONlC SYRUP is nurcous as veil "a
medicinal and by usiug the three remedies all prsss are
expelled from the system and good wholesome blood ulada
which will r-pel all disease. patients will take these ned
cines according 10 directions Consumption very frequently in
its last stage yields readily their action Take tbs pills
frequently, to cleanse the liver and stomach 1t doe, not
follow that because the bowels they
required ior sometimes in dirrhoa they are The
stomach muat be kept healthy and appetite created to
allow the Punonic Syrup to act the respiratory orgnn,
properly and ally r atnn Then all that i. requires.
perform aermanent is, prevent taking cold Exer
else about the much possible all tbs richest
fo@tat meat game. and in fact thing the appetite Graves
but b. particular ana nasticnte well. 2dw emily
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Valuable Advice for the Afflicted.

Dr. STRICKLAND in reply to numerous applications for ad
vice wishes 10 incm ,hoss who afflicted that thcy may
consult him on ell Acute Chronic Diseases by letter,
stating the age symptoms &c, with f. Of two dollars
closed pr has obtained grea, nooriey experienced
Physician both In Europe and Americ, especially in tc
treatment Of Chronic Complaints after other doctors have
filled 80 effect cure These sn-rng should imm liatcy
send for prescriptions Addressing p A. Strickland, Cinein
naN, Ohio. marply-sp
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MooNEy.-iou must go to Moneys soon if
You want to buy winter goods at less than cost
price. The cheap system has reduced his stock
50 rapidly that he has little more left than he
shall need to keep over, while within week or
two his shelves will be cleared for his big spring
stock. already partially purchased. Mooney al
ways drives ahead without regard to wind and
weather
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S9s 4rts Sfaesr.
LOCAL MATTERS.
CITY DIRECTORY.
Churclnes.

Cnhtsr CHURCH: Rev EDw. CoAN Rector Regular servi
c.sSunaa:s Al l0x oc ock and Sunday School
t:ocieck p ~ week day services during Lent wednes.
lays ana fridays " 0oclock M and Tuesday fhursday
ana SATURDAY yenings AZ O'Clock Cottage prayers We'd
CHURCH or sr Coli Rev. p TERRY, Pastor; Rev. f.
lrRIY Assistant Regular services Sundayearly
O'Clock A. NJ high III oclock yespers at r.
*eek asy services daily mass at O'Clock Special
Vcces during Lent, Weduc day and Friday evenings
ST JoskrHsCHrGCU German Rom Cath :, services same
sundays. ~ ~,'''
FIRST METHODIST Crgncn Corner OF Columbus and JEFF
ersoh sts lie. D. \. Gray. Pastor sunday n
A. NJ and H. Sun lay school at i2 Week day PRAYER
meetings Monday and Wednesday evenings.
sNOSD ~. I. CHClNH->outh Ottawa, Rev. j. W.
Phep- Pastor sunday services at i0H A. ard r. NJ
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings.
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IMPORTANT SALE.--Attention is directed to
the advertisement of Mr.. John Hise, giving
notice OF his proposed sale at auction of his farm
stock, embracing horses, cattle, farm TOOLS &c.
Mr.. Hise having sold his farm, and having no
other upon which to move his 'traps," will sell
OF course without reserve, and is at the mercy Of
the bidders, who will get the things at their own
price
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-16

HOME MANUFAcTRE.-Ebersol, Paul, d. Co.
have shown us a magnificent cast steel Rifle,
made by Mr.. Ralph Adams, for that firm 1t is
certainly the best finished gun We have ever SEEN
The engraving exhibits fine taste and high skill.
We cordially bespeak for Mr. Adams the patro-
mage OF our sporting community. Co and see for
yourselves, No 10 Main street
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-16

CROcKEEy Dent Il Tower have been making
such additious to their stock of Crockery Of late
that one would suppose there had been general
earthquake slua,h-up Of the crockery OF the
country lately, and they had taken the contract
,rfurnish everybody with new outfit. Their
stock is very complete Indeed. and first class
throughout. and they are tip-top men to deal
with
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We authorized to announce BENJAMIN T. PHELPS AZ
candidate for Collector Of the Of Ottawa a. the ap-
preaching town eltction
tnnouncs my to the ci the town of Ottawa
FOR Collector, at the next April town election.
JOHN UI Sr0N
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Eclectic or New school system Of MedIc,nc,

Eclectic or New School System Of Medicine.
Embracing every modern reform md mn.v. men, In the
Medical Art Poisonous Mineral renmde dispensed with
Ihey produce evil and lay the foundation for fixture IN st
Parents should that their children are not deod with
snch medicines for they well terwarIs All
mineral poisons are alike njuriou. The greatest modern
Improvement In cne consists in containing the sctivs
medical principles Of and plants in concsptra,si
FORM They ENeee Remedies and were never before
eqaaed in the treatment Of disease When judiciously al
it'nsered, they meet disease witt. won leriu certainty.
DIR. OLIN of Ottawa
represents this great reform in medicine and will per
sona!y upon all forms of disease either acute chronic OF
surgical when desired Violent diseases, dphsra cholera
cronp dysensery aves, &c. very successfully treated by
genuine Eclectic practitioners they are scar losing any,
while in old chronic thsy everywhere They
are always called upon repair the mischief produced bY
other physcans with their skill oT -ure" remedies
Coughs q 10 Is years stanng Catarrh with the de-
strcton Of the bones and tssucs Of the nose Con-
sumption, with partial loss OF lungs Syphilis with foul
liberation and loss Of parts; Hip disease with inability L.
walk scroneus diseases Of every variety and severity
Deafness, from 10 20 continunnce Rhemat!sm with
enlarged and snehylosd joints Spernaorrhea with rnen
tia Diseases Of the Eye &c. &C. have been cured and all
which will be most happily referred for tho benefit
those similarly afflicted He warrant. cue in all cases Of
Fever and Ague
Diseases Of Women and Children specially treated Medrne
and surgical instruments Of every variety expressly adapted
to theso various complaints Consult him. dec 92sp-n
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JOHN Stout has been receiving new goods al
most daily for week or two, and has now really
one OF the best assorted stocks of dry goods in the
city. John has commenced driving trade up to
the handle, and considering the general dullness
OF trade, is selling great quantities of goods.
Boots and Shoes, as usual, the cheapest in the
citv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-16

ST. PATRICK's DAY occurs this year on Sun
day l7th inst. we hear Of no preparations for
a celebration in this city, but in New York, CHI
oago, Cincinnati, &c, VIC notice extensive prcpa-
rations are being made for banquets, professions
DC, on Monday, in honor Of the Patron Saint Of
Ireland. ft4Aa3 q $3.50 br srsuFt a-.N
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-16

The Rev. Mr. CoAN. Rector OF Christ Church
N this city, will deliver the second of the series
# sermons addressed to young men, on Sunday
evening, March l,th. Subject: "The Vanity of
Earthly Ambition"
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Prepared OIL OF Palm and Mace,

For Preserving, Restoring an Dsau,i.yng the Hair,
And is the delightful and wonderful article tbs world
ever prtslucel
Darken and Bsau the Hair but also desirable article for
the Toilet it is highly periiied with rich aud delicate
pcriame independent of The fragrant oor the Oil, OF pal
,nd Mace.
THE MARVEL OF PERU,
and beautiful perfume, which in slcacy 4 sesHt and
tho ''usc'y with wi1h c'lng to the handkerchief ant
person, is uncqualcd.
The above articles for ' VII Druggist, and P-rune
ut Fl Per pttle cch sent by express any address by
proprotors. T.w. WRIGHT CO..
ortso !y'p It0 Liberty Street, Newyoik
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4 y. II. PORTER is all right again and has just
received fresh supply Of nice fresh Goods viii
he is selling at the Lowest Cash Price. Call and
see him.
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G. G.; RrIss, the celebrated tuner and reparer
of pianos. melodeons and organs, is again in on
city. Orders left with Prof c. W. Bernhard
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NEVER BETTER A good opportunity to sit
for portraits at BOwMAN's.
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Middle Of the Bleck.
Cooper Institute, New York.
n A nI. r "

HADLEY
IL constantly receiving Large Invoices of
r IL IL ~ G. III CHIN A,
0! New and Brauiiu Shape at half tie usual selling prices
White French Ch I'M Dinner Sets, 130 pieces, fSs %
Tea ~ 10
Dinner Plates per deA, 400
Tea ] SO
Cups and saucers, 20 pisces zoo
FIehch Cnt Hobefs, per DOZEN, 2 no
Also Fancy Goods In China Dinner, Tea Toilet Sets. White
farah s"ns ware, Cut and Pressed Glassware silver
Plated Ware cutlery &c. at equally low price,. Goods
pa'ked TO 60 all over the world. by express otherw
House Furnishing Il, o,. In large variety.
Remsmb.r, HApLEi'S. Middle of the Block nE. SEM,
for ata, .ue No tcmcton psh Cgl,r pas marl6 Bars,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-16

LOOK! Look! LooK!!!-Every one should
90 and look at the pictures in BowMAN's
Gallery.
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Go TO PoRTRR's, corner of La Sale and Main
streets. if YOU want to buy Cheap and Fresh
Groceries
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I. O. O. II.

OTTAWA IoD6E No. ~: Meets every Thursday evening
DAUGHTERS ny REBxccA: Meet the thrd tuesday eve
ainc OF each d nth.
OTTAWA ExcaxPNEsr No. 80 Meets on ,hp second an
ionrth Tuesday evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-16

Nests nrst Ihurday In each month"; In DR. j. Pants bud.
as Donations OF birds insects and petrfactous solicited
~ raul President. W W. Calkins Secretary.
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4,itl1mond nispatrh.
WHY OCTOBER 81, 1867.
scac,aI dispatch 10 The Baltimore SIM.
,r,cnt Again Complexion Of the Judi
my committee Opinions aud Assertions of
~. ,n,.rcncc Interesting Nintcmcnfx

x.ftx October lS.-A spec nj dispatch
av York Eregu,.y Post on the subject
E, '",..h,ncut has been the subject of con-
~ here That dispatch, among other
.'' ,,atcs shat Tho members OF the Judi.
....r ,,..,rsittcc now here declare that 4 ma
,sA's - .hr committee favor impeachment
-. confident chat the project will receive
~. .-r,rnHa,lon OF a majority of the members
.a, , w. House o: Representatives.
7rl CORES pendent who sent this dispatch
sqra,hc. party mad" wager to-day ~ 10
&h' '...u~9gv O. the telegram. the authors
%. 49,, hat the member OF the Judiciary
N.,'..'.eac Judge Lawrcncc} from whom the
ts.r. WAS obtained would, upon inter
state shat he knows, OF his own
-. i-r thai the statements III the dis
,.. ,-r gruc. The parties this evening
at ruagr Lawrence read The paragraph,
s.-,urd HIM o. the character OF the con-
'.. rrplv Of Judge Lawrence was that The
- ilkcu altogether. Is truc. His at
- directed especially TO the sentence
s'.e.,rd, and he was asked 10 say whe-
m, own knowledge he could say II is
ma, .wo members of The committee
.-r opposed 10 impeachment are now
,a. 81 II
IN. Judge Lawrence replied by repeat
rgt the dispatch, taken as whole, il
~ ma h. added that he would not make IN
..,. ,f,u. the two mem b"rS referred to-
.u impeachment OF the President;
.l..r...G,yru they were, and he assigned rs
....,, !u: this belief ;hat he had received
.-. .~grn one of The committee stating that
~ ,rH,l, favored III" project, and that he
.u...T, o:Aur evidence satisfactory that
w., ,G.rshIll will agree 10 report Il resolu-
-........~nd.ug Impeachment
.rm I.aA..uDr.s information may be cor
-. T.-.g, grl.l he recol!ectcd that Mr. Will
~ ). yrry .sgrtul and ludicious member of
ann. Fl, based his objection 10 impeach-
,.,.r,.w me. fact that tliey" are no legal
-...... rs proven 10 sustain the measure, and II
r....r.lra rs Inconsistent with his position
...r Er should no" express an opinion that
~. gr.r.ru, can b. sustained when no fur
.,f.4ity on The subject has been taken
s.. l...i Judiciary Com Iitee since The majority
.,.aHr body decided 10 report against the
......-a and IL is not in accordance with Mr.
.s... Mic" regard for propricty and prcvi-
..tlu.' 20 be engaged upon a grave and
....g important subject, which should BE-
....layd Only IL the committee room
r.,..n remarks VIII apply with equal force TO
~ t|.#-. MN DATA.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Woahinut0n

WAsHryGros, October l9.-Seward will re-
turn on Tuesday.
Voorhees, and Steadman were with the Pre-.
sident at the White House to day.
The revenue receipts to-day are 1858 900
for the week, 81 $50 800 for the year. s6J 500,
900. The national bank circulation is e2g9,
100000. Securities held for national bank cir
culation, 1910, 800, coo. Deposits s3s, l25, 600.
The Flatheads Of Montana have renewed
their depredations.
1t is reported that Mrs. Lincoln is about
publishing letters, because she is forced into 1t
from self defence.
The National Base ball Club will start
Northwest to morrow. The Atlantic Club Of
Brooklyn, won the prize at the Troy tourna-
ment. Smith, of the Athletics, won throw
ing the ball He threw 276 feet inches
The seizure of the Quaker City Oil Refinery
is denounced rs 4 SANDER.
new military depot has been ordered TO be
established by Grant at Jeffersonvlle, Ind
The Baltimore Synod now in session here
laid on the table by q vote of As to % the reso-
luton that it would be expedient 10 unite
with the New School. a report was made by
select committee, taking the ground that at
present the union would be unfortunate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-21

QUITE IL THE FAM1IY.-Some days since a
case peculiarly Illustrative OF that SirangeSt
of all strange things, life i'll Il great mctropo-
lis was argued in this city before Surrogate
Tucker. BY the Will Of one Nigues, 4 Cuban,
his entire estate WAS left 10 his widow, 4 dis
position contested by the sous of Aigues BY 4
former marriage OH the plea of the invalldlty
of their fathers second union. To support
this invalidilS, evidence was adduced 10 the
effect that Que of these sons had, prior 10 this
second marriage, been on such exceedingly IN
innate terms with his then step mother rs TO
have travelled extensively with her in Penn
sylv;lnia, where they lived rs man and wife.
Returning TO the city after these cheerful pc
organizations, the father was i'll turn Smittcn,
and ont of hand married the charmcr who had
enslayed his son. Forthwith some years of
bliss rolled by, terminated by the death OF
Nigues pere whereupon, four months there
aftrr-and. rs his counsel stated, . TO show his
respect for the memory Of his sire young
XigueS the original possesSor OF this, III AL
senses family relic, married the widow.
On argument the Surrogate decided the Sc
cond marriage of the father valid under the
laws OF this State, and herewith the case came
10 an end as have done also, let us hope, the
matrimonial transitions of the Sonora Aigues.
NctC lOyk World.
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REy MRS. WINSLOW's SOOTHING s4-
RUP for children t-e,hing. greatly facilitates inc
process Of teething by sottening tho gums redu-
cling ell nhammaton-will allay all pain and
spasmOdic action. and Is sure to
REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon It, mothers, 1t will give rest 10
yourselves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article Tor years,
and ca n say in coSFIpEECE and TRUTH OF II what
we have never been able to say OF any other me-
dicine-never has it failed IN a single instance 70
effect a cure when timely used. Never d!d We
know an Instance OF dissatisfaction by any one
who used it. On the contrary, all are delighted
with It's operation, and speak in terms OF com
mendation OF It's magical effects and medical VIZ
tues We speak in this matter WHAT We DO
KNOW" after years of experience, and pledge our
reputation for To 3 fuflmsnt of what we here de-
clare In almost every instance where the infant
Is suffering from pain and exhaustion, rellel Will
be found in hteen or twenty minutes after tue
syrupls administered. Full directions Tor osihS
will accompany each bottle. Be sure and call Tor
..MRa WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYEUP" having
the fac smile OF Curtis Perkins on the out
side WRAPPER. All others are base limitations.
Sold by druggists throughou the world Price,
only a5c. per bottle.
Orices: 2l5 Fulton street u. l.. 2l5 High HoI-
born, London England al st. Paul street, Non
treal, Canada. 30 -O-eouoll
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THE 1IowARD-sTREET HOMICIDE-ARREsT AND
COMMITTAL OF SEVERAL PARTIES AZ AcCEsso-
RIES "A further investigation into the facts
pertaining 10 the shooting Of young Ellcrlneycr
BY Il colored military organization, supposed
10 be the Butler Guards, on Howard street
near Mulberry street, on Thursday night was
continued yesterday The police authorities
instituted the most active efforts for the ar
rest Of the suspected parties On the return
Of the colored military body charged with the
shooting, from the vicinity OF Hicks Hospital,
where they had spent the night at a ball, Sc
veral arrests were made on the charge Of be-
ing engaged in the shooting. Jesse Owings,
wearing Il lieutenant shoulder straps, Nathan
Bowers Aaron Bowers, George Hooper, Ben.
Gross SIonewall Jackson, and David Chap
man, all colorcd, and members of Il company
undrr the command Of Nathan Woolford, CO.
lorcd, were arrested during the early part OF
the morning by Sergeant Ford and Il squad of
Southern District policemen. Some twenty
five muskets, with lint and percussion locks,
many of them loaded, Il lot of cartridge boxes
with rounds of ball cartridge, and other mill
tary equipments, were seized by the police
and taken TO the Southern police station. The
i licr committed Jesse DWingS, Nathan and
Aaron Bowers, David Chapman, Slonewall
Jackson. and George Hooper, colorcd, i'll de-
fault OF bail, to answer the charge before the
grand jury of being accessory 10 the killing OF
young Elcrmeycr. -BdHimorc Sun, 1914
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EDecJHL Notices.
~.pECIaL yoTICE.-wberea, ,,Dee

81 SPECIAL NOTICE.-Whereas. since the
nomination By MANY Republicans CT the fol-
lowing ticket for delegates to the Constitutional
Convention-viz., Dr.. n. Burton. DR.. Alexander
Sharp, Major John q. Hudson, Fields Cook and
Henry Miller, Democratic ticket has been an
nouncsd, and whereas We prefer the success OF the
ticket nominated on Monday last, unsatisfactory
as It ia, and not fairly representing the inteli-
gsnce and moral worth Of the Republican party,
nor nominated in accordance with Republican
usage and principles to that presented by the enc
mics OF our country, we withdraw our ticket and
leave the responsibility of placing ignorant and
designing n en- in responsible positions upon those
who are known opposers o. congressional recon-
s,ruct!on, and upon those also who, calling them
selves Republicans, totally msrepressntths spirit
and genius Of Repoblicanism.
ecls-3t MANY REPUBLICANS.
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The Three Per Cent. Certificates and National
Bank Reserve.


Bank Reserve.
WAsHrSGToS, October 1S.-The following
letter was made public to-day:
IREAsuRY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, October Is, 1867 \
Dear Sir,-Tour letter OF the 18th instant IL
received, inQuring what portion OF the three
per cent. certificates arc available rs n reserve
for the national banks. The act OF March
lSG-. authorizing the issue OF three per cent?
certificates, and their use rs n part of the re.
serve OF national banks, also provides that NOT
less than twO-fifths of the entire reserve of
such banks shall consist of lawful money of
the United States.
The country banks are required to have =
reserve of fifteen per cent. on their circula-
ton and deposits-two- fifths Of which must
be in lawful money and three per cent. certif.
Gates or in cash deposits with the REDEMPTION
agent selected by the bank The banks Of
Boston and of the other cities designated in
section 81 OF the national currency act are re-
CURED TO have n reserve OF % per cent of
their circulation and deposits-two fifths Of
which must be In lawful money and three.
iiiths OF which may be in these certificates or,
II preferred, one-half OF this reserve may be
In cash deposits with the redemption agent in
New York, two-fifths in lawful money, and
the remaining one tenth in the three per cent.
cash certificates JONI JAY KH0x,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller.
10 Charles q. Nnsre President North National
Bank, Boston
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-21

The Italian troops still guard the frontier,
the Garbaldian reinforccments
from crossing The Neanotti.
Garibaldi has reached the vicinity of Rome
The French and Spanish ridettes had reach
ed Rome, and reported Garibaldis plans in
Rome.
The fleet OF iron clads at Toulon have sail
ing orders. Departure not yet announced.
LONDON, October LIT is understood that
arrangements lave been made which will re-
duce the cable rates 80 per cent.
LONDON, October l9-EveninS.-C
g3r.: bonds, Csis at Frankfort, bonds are
49,.
LIVERPOOL, October l7-EveninG. lotion
advanced I'D. middling uplands, SID. Or
leans, Sad. sales, $1,000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, October l9.-Cotton firm sales,
% 900 bales: upandS, SD; orleans, s>td
Corn, ijs ais sc. Lard, jIs. @54s. sd. Com
mon rOSIu, sd.