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The national Republican., 1867-08-23
Call for Convention in Dela

WILMINGTON, Aug pa call for q con.
vention has been published to be held in
Wilmington on September A, for the pur.
pose of sending delegates to the Border
States Convention, which meets in Balti,
more September II, to demand Of Congress
to guarantee to the citizens of all the States
equal rights and republican form Of gov,
ernment.
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UTANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN
w Of quiet habits, A FURNISHED ROOM with
family where there are few u any boarders. Ad-
dress, with particulars, "Clerk, ~ National Repub.
lioan ofnoe, Washington, D. g, au22-its
The national Republican., 1867-08-23
Personal,

Hon. L. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner of
Internal Revenue, returned yesterday from a
short visit to his home in New Hampshire much
improved In health.
The national Republican., 1867-08-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
D0UDRETTE. PUODRETTE

Pages United States Poudreits for sale in any
quantity by j. p. Bartholow, tole agent, No. 66s
Seventh street, below the avenue. au2Slms
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OPEN AT ALL HOURS
ss-BoARD TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.-Sa

The undersigned beg leave to inform their friends
and the travelling public that they have assumed the
Management Of this House. The rooms are neatly
and comfortably furnished and we'll ventilated.
The Propretors have had many years experioncs
In nrst.elass hotels Of the country, and In eonse.
Quenee Of their knowledge Of the business, guaran.
tee satisfaction to all who may patrosiEs them.
SCOTT BR0UGHTON,
4 m Pea
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| o CAL TIE M s !.

He SAT UPON A ROCK, and bobbed for
whale, when he could have caught better nsh
Hsnnins's, corner Seventh street and Marylan
avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-08-23
PROPOSALS FOR CORN.
DRPoT QuARrERNAsrER's OFFICE,

DBroT QuARrERNAsTER's OFFICE,
SAY ANTONIO, Texas, Aug. l, 1867.
SEALED PROPOSALS, which must be made In
duplicate. will be received at this once until u
o'clock, noon, on Tuesday the l0th day Of septem
ber, ls6T, for furnishing the Quartermaster's De-
partmeni with CORN, OATS, or BARLEY, I'm saeks,)
at places and In quantities as follows:
The national Republican., 1867-08-23
DIBB'S "GEM" AND BIBB'S "DIA-
ID MoND, PIRBPLACB "oAs.BURNBR'

These beautiful and economical FIRE place stoves
are not only superseding all limitations Of them; but
furnaces CRATES and other expensive modes Of heat
ing are being discontinued.
Before making arrangements for the winter, Be
sURB to call and see them at
ROBERT B0YD'S, BJUIS 4 CO.'S,
GEORGE II. TURT0N's, WALTER DwYyILL'S
II. I. GREGnRY's, d. PPRIL's,
siBLBY & GUYS, W. II. HARRoyRR's
L. O. RCRRLS q cos, l.. s. wo0DwARD's
7. W. MlLLBR's, COOPER RAGANS',
EBERLY, THOMAS q co.'s,
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Au22.if

A M Il RIO A N USE,
IA SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF PENNSYLVANIA AvsNUB
OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET, WASHING.
TON, D. @.
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES y! !
" CARRIAGEslli

On hand a large number Of rst.class >I"o
fashionable CARRIAGES which will be AH
sold at reasonable ratss Persons In want should
examine my stock.
Repairing promptly attended to.
ROBERT H. GRAHAM,
Repostory y74 D st., bet. Eighth and Ninth.
au22-St Shop AT Eighth st near ID,
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FOR FLOUR.

oFFIoE DEror CoaNIssARY OF suBsIsrRxcR,
wAsHnoros, d. O., Aug. 2i, 1857.
Proposals will be received until II o'clock, m, on
SATURDAY, tho 9Th instant, for Supplying the Sub
sistenee Department with I'VE HUDRBD BARRELS
OF FLOUR, known as Nos. and 2. All conditions
same as usual. q. BILL,
au22H Cs., U.s.A.
- 4
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SPECIAL NOTICEs.

~ To Consumptives.-The Advertised
having been restored to health In few weeks. by
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that dre.J
disease, Consumption, Ia anxious to make known
his fellow-surersrs the means Of cure.
To all who desire 1t he will send copy Of the pre-
seription used, tres Of charge with the direction
for preparing and using the same, which they viii
ind sURz CuRE voR CONSUMPTION, AsrEsA, BRox
cHIrIs, &c. The only object Of the advertiser a
ssndiag the prescription Ia to benefit the Athlete
and spread information which he eoneeves to be In
valuable; and he hopes every sufferer will try hi
remedy. as II will cost them ncthing and may prov
. blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please "a
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
oo25.dwly Williamsburg, Kings Co., NY.
80 Know Thy Destiny.-Madame E. nj
THoRsros the great English Astrolo gis Clairyoyap
and Psyehometrieisn, who has astonshsd tho seisn
tine classes Of the Old world, has now located her
self at Hudson, N. Y. MADAME THORNTON possssse
such wonderful powers Of second sight, as to snat
her TO impart knowledge Of the greatest importane
TO the single or Married Of either ser. While in
state Of trance, she delineatss the very features
the person You are TO marry, and BY the aid Of Al,
instrumsnt Of intense power, known as the Psyeh
omotrope, guarantees 70 produce life like pieturI
gether with date Of marriage, position In life lead
Ing traits Of character, &c. This is NO humbrg, al
thousands oftssimonials can assert. She will send
when desired, certified certificate, or written guar
antee, that the picture Is what II purports to bs|
By enclosing small lock Of hair and stating plae
OF birth, age, disposition and complexion, and enl
closing any cents and stamped envelope addressed
TO yourself, you will receive tho picture and desfsd
Information BY return mail All eommunieationI
saeredly eonndentiAl. Address, In confidence, NJ Ap
AnE 4. =. THoRrroS, p. o. Boz 22s, Hudson, NY.
mhls-d&wly
81 Free to Evcrybody.-A large PIP,
Circular. giving Information OF the greatest import
anes to the young Of both sexes
htsaehes how the honsly may become beautiful
the despised respected, and the forsakan loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fall to sem
their Address, and receive copy post paid by re-
turn mall. Address p. o. Drawer, q,
mhl9.d&wly Troy, N Y.
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SS- The Gravsst MaIsdies OF Youth and
EARLr HASHooD.-Howard Association Essays, Cd
the Physiology Of the Passions, and the Errors
Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the arst age Of man
with Reports on new methods Of treatment EN-
ployed in this Institution Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes, free Of charge. Address, Dr.. J. sRILLIll
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia
Penn. myl7-3m
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DAsTARDLY BUsINEss.-Quite number Of per.
sons owning lots in the Ottawa Cemetery have re.
quested US to demonstrate, in their behalf against
the villainous spoiation Of their lots by graveyard
thieves. Many persons this spring have taken
pains to decoratetheir lots with choice shrubbery
but in nearly every case the plants have been sto-
len One gentleman, who, at considerable ex.
pense had an arbor vita hedge set around his lot,
says all the strongest and best plants have been
taken out. Choice roses almost invariably disap.
pear the first night after being set. A gentleman
who kept look out on few occasions, assures
US that this meanest of all kinds Of pilfering is
largely done by ladies q who pass as among the
'highly respectable" and If the names Of some Of
them, who are known, were madepublic, our peo-
pie would be amazed. 1t is, Of course, always pain
full to seelades O get into trouble Of this s,rt es
pecially where they are so "highly respectablew ~
yet if this business is not stopped at once there
must be few examples made.
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~ Z a. d ~ /.
DIsTREssING CAsE-About ten o'clock on
Saturday morning of last week, child of PAT.
RICK NEyINs grocer on La Sale street, little
boy about 10 months old, that had been playing
around the yard, was suddenly missed The
mother made anxious search around the house
and in the street, and not finding the child, re-
turned to the yard, where, to her horror. the
child was found, head downward, in a swill bar
rel that had been sunk, about half way down, by
former tenant, and which was half full of
water. The child had been playing with ham.
mer, which had fallen into the barrel, and lean
ing over to recover it, had doubtless fal len in
head foremost. 1t could not have been over five
minutes before the child was found, but though
still apparently alive when taken out, was too
far gone for resuscitation.
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HEAVY ON IMPROvEMENrs.-LaS Sale is a
growing town-in fact fiourishing beyond all pre-
cedent-- Chicago had better lock to her laurels-
the big city Of the West is going to be La Sale,
unless some stop is put to her present fearful
progress. For weeks past her mammoth daily pa.
per-published every Saturday morning-the La
Sale Press, has been filled with notes on and
descriptions Of the stupendous Improvements go
ing forward in that incipient metropolis Here
iss specimen brick, copied from that paper Of
Saturday: .. ,.--....-...-...
"Mr. Drake has painted his fence"
''The firm of Hatch Il Brown have put up a
new awning in front of their store" wv g.
"Mr Brown has built new fence in front of
his residence" '''r 1to
At this rate La Sale will soon want all the
spare mechanics in the U. s.
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LETTER FROM BOWMAN.

~ shC SisAchb "a ALo Sh1Ic SOuuty suTeet1N.s
FRIENDS AND PATRONS Having frequently
been solicited to take our Portrait apparatus and
go either into the country or some distance from
the Gallery, to make pictures of Dwellings, chur
ches &C., at times when it was difficult for us to
leave our business, and when our efforts were at
tended with great inconvenience for want of
! suitable work rooms for our chemicals, and at an
| untavorable season of the year. making it i'm
possible to produce as perfect picture we are
now enabled to make, having photographic
View Coach, and the most approved apparatus,
with everything desirable for producing first class
rietes of any sizes from the Album Card, and
Stereoscopc to the large size III byl nches suit.
able for framing. As the season for "out-doOr
photography is governed by the foliage, l shall
commence my labors in this branch on Monday
the 9TH of May, and make it speciality for a tetc
weeks only.
To Farmers and others in adjoining towns
shall make special contracts, and offer superior
inducements to get up 'club orders" among them
selves, that we may make several views in the
same neighborheod at the same trip thus saving
US much time in travelling, which benefit will
give my patrons the advantage of.
We have in our County many fine residences,
which if photographed, would find their way into
different portions of our country, and thus give to
the fortunate owners, in fact the whole county
notoriety which could be received in no other
way. Our publishers of maps and illustrated
papers, would labor under great disadvantages
were it not for ''out door Photography"
Orders should be left at the Gallery in Chez
ver's New Building, where Portrait Painting,
Photographing and Ambrotyping, also the Album
and Frame business, will be conducted with the
usual promptness.
/, Respectfully, &C.. "Gr,
-. w. f. BOWMAN.
Photographer.
Ottawa, May 4, 1867.
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y A RAP ON THE HEAD.-We have heard 80
many exaggerated reports on the street in refer
ence to affair that occurred in the Office Of the
Geiger House in this city on Monday evening,
that we have taken considerable pains to ascer-
tain the real facts Of the case. 1t seems one
Thomas Foley, in a state of intoxication, had
made himself troublesome quite a number Of
times there of late, and on the evening in ques-
tion, having been ordered to leave, showed fight,
when Mr.. Clarkson dealt him blow over the
head with stick that put him to bed for brief
season. Foley, however, is not dead, but rapid
ly recovering. The blow was probably harder
than Mr. c. meant to give, but after hearing the
facts on both sides, we are satisfied it was little
more than he deserved. There have been no le-
gal steps Of any sort taken in the case.
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The Monument ,Icettny.

Agreeably with the call of the ex-committee-
the meeting convened. 70 ~.
After the organization of the meeting, con.
stitution for general and permanent organiza-
tion was adopted. 7t 'l.e
1t was voted to continue the present Executive
Committee, with full powers to carry every part
OF the work forward as speedily as possible and
in every way in their Judgment deemed best to
accomplish the object 4gt
There was general expression in favor of To-
eating monument on Washington Square, at
the county seat of fair and symmetrical propor-
tions, from 30 to 40 feet high, and costing not
less than $4,000, providing the funds can be
raised.
The Executive Committee were authorized to
call meeting on the first Monday in September
at the meeting of the Supervisors, for the purpose
OF electing officers, board of managers, Sc, and
fully organize under the constitution p
H. COLEMAN, Pres. HENRY VERBECK, See.
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Council Proceedings.
SPECIAL MEETING,

THURSDAY, May 9, 1867.
Present-Mayor Clancy, Aldermen Rowland,
vette Pierce, Brunker, Fennell, Carroll, COlwelI,
Ravens, Burke. Peter Miller, Moore and Calkins
The following call for the meeting was read
We. the undersigned Aldermen of the city Of
ottawa, desire you to call special meeting of the
city council. to be held in the council room on
Thursday evening, May ., 1857, at IA o'clock.
The object of this meeting is to reconsider the
vote taken by the council ON Thursday evening the
!th inst. instructng the commissioners appointed
Dy the city council to represent the city OF Ottawa
In the Ottawa Hotel Company, TO vote "as unit"
and slsO to instruct the commissioners in such
measures relative to the interests of the city in re-
gard to the Ottawa Hotel Company as may be
deemed advisable by the city council
d. r. BRuNKsR, W. w. CALkNs,
n. r. MOORE, T. D. MILLER,
JSo. NHrTB, PrrER MILLER
q H. A. HowLAyb, J.. PIrucr
TO X. N. WATERMAN, City Clerk.
Ottawa. MAY 9. 1867.
action taken by city council at u regular meeting
held May Z, 1867, in reference to instructng hotel
commissioner
Motion was carried by the following vote:
Ayes-HOwland, Nette, Pierce, Brunksr, Peter
Miller. Moore and Cakins-7
Noes-Fennell, Carroll, COlwell, Ravens, and
Burke--5 -, -
On motion of fBrunker,
4, hs:s.sed That the commissioners appoiptsd by
COMPANY subscribed sttHst tHs s,ty be
p, zach 50 vote thirtythree votes in such way as
he may elect on the question of the hotel.
Ayes-Howiand. vette, Pierce, Brunker, Peter
Miller, Moore, and Cakins-7.
Noes-Fennell, Carroll, Colwell, Ravens, and
Burke.
On motion of Moord, adjourned.
X. n. WATERMAN, City Clerk.
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III ii - YLNWTTLs .HqnLnr - - -

STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.-On Monday Of this
week the little steamer Lansing, passenger boat
running between Port Byron and Rock Island,
while on her up trip, burst her boiler, killing six
persons outright and wonnding three Others. The
boat was lying at the levee at Hampton. and a
strong wind was blowing towards the shore
The officers, crew and many of the passengers
were at the stern sparring her of, or the conse-
quences would have been still more serious
Among the badly injured was Isaac W. Powell,
youngest brother of the Powells in Ottawa. He
was thrown some three hundred feet by the ex.
plosipn landing on the shore, and was taken up
Tor dead, but afterwards revived, and ut last ad
vices was in fair way of recovery. ...,. .., ...
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Ottawa Post Office.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS:
ChQrcleA.

CHRIST CHURCH Rev EDw. CoAS. Rector Regular scryi.
ce- sundays NJ 0K O'Clock A. NJ snd7 Sunday School
at . O'Clock A..
TEERY Assistant Regular services on Sundayearly
az o'clock high mas at ii O'Clock vespers ut u.
Week dpy servtces-daiiy mass at O'Clock An.
ST JosEPu's CHURCH German Rom. Cath services
above except that the Church is opensony
Sundays. = m : : r N Ut
FIRST METHODIST T. CHrRcHCorner OF Columbus and Je
ferson SITS Rev. j. A. Gray. Pastor Sunday services at i0x
A. NJ and r. ~ sunday school at l2 NJ Week day prayer
SECOND NJ. f. CHURCH -south ottawa. Rev. J. ".
Phelps, PASTOR sunday eres AT 0k A. N. and 7. d.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH Rev: Z. \. Lewis. Pastor. Regu.
lar services sundays at l0t A. r.. and n. Sunday
School at Pm Young Peoples Bible Class meets In lee.
tyre room at the same hour Weekly prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. Young peoples prayer meeting
church. - -. - -
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The compensation of janitor in lst ward was
increased to three dollars week, to take effect
At beginning of the present term. The compen.
sation of janitors in 4th and 9th wards was fixed
at forty dollars month, to take effect a.. the
beginning of the present term
The committee on teachers with the superin-
tendent, were instructed to revise the rules and
regulations of the schools
The monthly report of the superintendent was
presented and accepted.
The Board adjourned. I. H. CLARK, Clerk.
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COlfaH Lecture.

Hon. SCHUYLER CoLFAx, Speaker Of the U. s..
House of Representatives, delivers his famous
lecture, Across the Continent" at Washington
Hall, in Ottawa, this evening, Saturday, May
18th.
The Springfield, Mas, Republican, says:
S"Speaker Colfax is about TO leave off lecturing
altogether, with go invitations unaccepted." $
Indeed, we are told the Lecture this evening
l. to be his last, at least for a year or two. An
who have heard him agree that no mere lecture
can be more entertaining or instructive.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18

THE LIGHT OF THE HoUsEHoLD-Smiling IA
ces are the household lights. Can wife expect
her husband to smile when she sets before him
poor bread? Can a husband look for smiles from
his wife if he offers her inferior materials for max.
ing bread If you, sir, will please your wife get
L. B. De Land e. Co.'s Best Chemical Saleratus
and she will produce bread and biscuits that win
please you-that win please her, and there will
be light in the household-smiles al llaround. Use
Il instead of Soda
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18

Loaned to some person in this city about two
years ago the 4th volume Of o magazine entitled
"Once Week" The owners name Is written on
o fly leaf in the beginning Of the volume. VIII
the person please return the book, as the loss Of
II breaks the series Of volumes. i-t ,.., ,.t,
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AT JOHN SToUT's.-In spite of the general
complaint Of dull times it looks lively at John
Stouts, Cameron & Eberhard's old stand. His
new goods excite general admiration, and are
sold at such tempting prices that to see them is
to buy. Besides, he continues to push off that
bankrupt stock of boots and shoes at prices that
put broad grin on the face Of every purchaser
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18

MONITOR DIVISION No. Js s. T.. Meet every Monday
evening At their hall in Cheevers Block side OF Court
House. W. r. whitmorc. W. r. ". Perley, L.. s.
l. @. r., OTTAWA LoDGx No SS: Meets every Friday
evening in their hall Cheevers New Block A. Doran.
Il. 5. r. Allen W. c. T. ~ VI
RADIANT TEMPLE COLD WATER: Meets every Saturday
evening. Z
T. II. LIVE Ak TEMPLE No (subordinate) Meets ev
Tuesday evening their hail. IN Chccvcr Block
Dr. T.. :. Hobert, W. &. T. Chas. II. vorce, W..
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FARMERS, WHEN YOU ARE IN Town and in
search Of good clothing fer men and boys, or hats
and caps. trunks &c, do not fail to visit Stiefels
Clothing Bazaar before purchasing. There you
will find good durable suit Of clothes for s., 90
and fine grades up to $500. La Sale St., near
the III. bridge.
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MooNEY.-Besides always keeping one of the
largest and best selected stocks of ready-made
clothing in the city, it must not be forgotten that
Jacob Mooney runs large tailoring establish
ment, presided over by one of the best cutters
this side of New York. You will find no better
cloths in Ottawa than at MONEYS, and he war
rants l'J all his work r 90 ~ " q
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BILLS ORDERED PAID.

BILLS ORDERED PAID.
Bill Of Strawn & Powell, for lumber, glass
and putty, s|aIif III 81 So
Bill OF Il. Fyfe for stove crate it- so
+. B. Hoyt, for cleaning clock i1 80
0. Cunningham, for repairs on school
house in 7th ward, ..g s 8 90
John Hoban, for brOoms, mtaH 4 IS
j. A. Sherman, for repairs on school
IL house in 7th ward, 3 90
COlwell, Clark Il Stebbins, for ma.
terial and labor in 1st ward, $4O2.SS;
in 3d ward, $30.c2; in 4th ward, =. r,
$I.0S in 9th ward, S16.2O; in 9th 81.
ward, $S2; sundries, 1914; total, 478 81
Director Gibson, from committee on buildings,
reported that said committee in compliance with
instructions of the board given at the last meet
ing, had memorialized the city council to issue
bonds to the amount Of ten thousand dollars, to
be applied in building u school house in the
second ward and in enlarging the school houses
in the sixth and seventh wards; that the city
council had passed an ordinance tor the issue Of
bonds to the amount asked and had submitted
the same to the voters of the city at a special
election held Oh the 9Th day Of April, and that
said ordinance had been adopted by vote Of
427 to 62.
The President was added to the committee on
finance.
The Finance committee were instructed to call
on the Mayor for the bonds authorized to be
issued ut the late election.
The committee on Buildings were instructed
to prepare plans and specifications for a new
school house in the second ward, and for ditions
to the school houses in the sixth and seventh
wards
| The President was authorized 10 borrow . sun,
not exceeding one thousand dollars TO meet in.
oidsntal expenses and TO pay teachers and jani
tors. ON account, so far US they may need the
money. y, o.. M 90. ~ (
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For Doors AND SHOES 90 into every shop in
town. If You like, but don't buy until you get to
HALRERT & MEaAFFlN's. II You don't find q
better article there than anywhere else for your
money, Aty won't ask you tn buy. But some.
how or other, they always sell to those people
who are sd particular that nobody else can suit
them
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J. G. STONE informs us that he has bought out
the j. Gondolf stock Of Harness, at very low
figures and will close them out at less than the
cost of making them. Here is chance to buy
harness cheap. A large lot Of the celebrated
Pennypacker Horse Collars just received. Give
him q call. .rtr.a .~ ,i. t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18

NEW DENTIST IN OrrAwA.-The Republican
notices the opening Of an Office for the practice Of
dentistry in this city by ~. F. Manner" Proba-
bly, Intended for J. F. Mariner, well known
practining dentist in this city. for half dozen
yeai8 past.
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sun,merOpeuinp.

Mrs. JOINS cordially invites the Ladies Of OF
tawa and vicinity to call at her Millinery rooms
in Hoes d Lcland's Block, on Thursday next
May 2Sd, and examine her new styles summer
bonnets hats &c
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18

Wings La Perfectione is good projection for
the face against our rough prairie winds-it also
gives pure clear complexion, and none can de.
tect its use. Ladies give it one trial Sold by
all druggists.