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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-02
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u ufoepaBt Mbonnenten!-
en- Se,, mrabienfe bes @taates 1T aus @rinben,
Sic tpir bier nidt enttptteln wpDen, cine tpabre
Gdonb< uub 2uberwirtbi9aft einseriGen unb tpie
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unStrer Mbpnneuten ale Greitae Nbenb Dor 9 ubr
Is reueltnG6ia aif bic biefse Wpt seseben tpirb,
tuie e S;e @pr1,e ant Mcrqen ant Sirfr1el aufaebt.
Tns 11ebel 1T enticblid. l1nb tpas es ~teipnbers
unertrGoli6 ma6t, it, bab bic pptneiFer, wel9e
ihrrn Tiera serbuuben, hen Mbpnnenten %be1tGubiq
ein,ureben }u6eu. Sic 5dulb liese an uns.
Hitroeotn tTrnen tpir nun freilid beute eli
men iehr }diaaenbeu Weaenbemeis brinaen. @u@
Sic .'wre6" fubrt bie}elbe Rlaee wte mir, bic
vpreb" bas tefausselfattete glatt I'M Staat> 1t
beren SfFee MQes wie ant S@nu1d'e1 eebt. Die
les 8latt 5ast:
>.9luf sielen ppfaraben,. to bic Ne9terun9 e1,
men t68li9en VpIteter1t e!19erl9tet pal, tprtt!t
un1er tG9lt@es 8latt ni@t 11ebr a9 5tpei. eber bret.
NAL bic Wode AT un6 has gSode1ttlt9e TT DIT
einen Monat alt, ete IS bic polfofFee; at bic IS
abbrelFrt it, errei9t''
Die uYreb" ertennt nun NIT Ne9t a9 oas etu'
3ige @eaenmittel 9esen ACKNOWLEDGMENT. ttt1e
Ma0enbel1werbe unlerer 8ur9er RENT General
pcRrteifer unb fprbert tbre Mbonnentet aut 1T i"
benz 0aDe> 100 baS 8latt 3u 'pdt elntr1Tt Der Ne'
baftion be0elben Melbung banort gu 11taden.
Die1elbe b~rin9enbe 8ttte iteuert ptr ait ttlere
2eler. Die Mbl9t babel 1T cine Cite bteler I'M,
reaelmaBtatettett ait bic @eleb9ebnn9 u1o bury
bieel an ben @eneralpcfntetfer %eelarsen gu la(lenr,
bamit ber1e(be bieienteet ut |erer ppit&1etiterl tpel9s
lire pFidt serna9laiFsen, bura rseli9e Sea11tf
erlebt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-02
-Gius nsue p6afroee BON Wabc|Sap
adj Gr,rcR Wcrnb piro ba!o ferttg {ein.

-Gius nsue p6Rtroee BON Wobcleap
na9 0c,rcF Rorno piro ba!o fertto 'ein.
ger 6errn @tra,t 5ewitt Gmtara>
tions= Yampblet sercnben tpiu, mug benz 9errn
bic @oore1e i, an bic es 9eben YOU, lelblt at8etea
unb einen 2 Gent Y%cnfempel tstltsen.
Dus Meiultat Der @orun<
ter@u dung in eu>1l m. Scr uMantato
Necorb" r1elbet bierIber:
uSm Berlaufe Der rnteri u9u1t9 tcuroe1 bic &C.
f%an9enet bis auf IL e~ntlaltn, tpeil tetne 9ert19ea-
Be Betpei]e 9eaen le Spr9ebradt tperben tonnttt.
Die 10 l~tebri9en tpurben aa Ibeilnebmer ait benz
vMpb" ibentifcirt unb es par binrei9enber @runb
perbanben> lie 3u balten.CO Nnt @@luIe otS
prpce0es inbeGtn entlieB br Ni9ter 3 eer @efan<
oenen, ,nb bebielt 3 tpe8en Morbee int |. @rabe
unb $ tpeoen Gpbtl9laes 3urud. DaS erltere 1T
fetn 0erbre9en, fir tel9es mad unlertt ge1esen
8ur9ldaf # ansenontltett tperben tam, 11ao 70 tpieS
bet &i9ter Elm babingebenbes gelu9 hea Vertbet<
biqers al, wGbrenb It BON ben bes Xobtl9la9s an<
s~elasten 8irel@aft annabnt. ,
TIM Siele 3eit erl9ien 9err Wa9ner, Squirt
Gpmmi1lipner BON 8rotpn County, i'm @eri9ts-
simmer unb ia nun aud ait ibn bas @elu9 &C.
3feQt wurbe, etwGbrte er Is unb feQte fir bic s auf
Mcrb int erftn Grate Mn9eflaeten 8irei1aft auf
$4,000 fir einen Seben. j3met 1eQten bic 8ur94
idaft unb wurben %entla{en. @inrr (ber Solba)
fanb feline 8ur9en unb blettt tn 9aft.
Der orp8em astenboll
bes btut{@tn gereins, 1T untrer beutista
@9un1n1rr an9e3tiet tptrb, - ia8t bic Inncnce>
rntttela BIZ. nweit1dufsfen" arrangements
ein ne ibtrtrpfenes uni. nte gu tbertrefenees 9er<
snlset tpefben. Namentli9 tperben Is bic uSn>
ferluber" CFebe bic ,Mnncnct) 1etn,. bel
bentn ber 3ui9auer mie ber attist 1beilnebner
ben bS9ten G3enub s1 fnttn> nidt perftblen tant.
0as publttum tpirb bier bas t0Qlt4lfe Ver9nuseu
Fnben unb feiner, ttr bic Mnnrnce lielf tptrb Be-
;peifeln, tab CT ben Ban cbne bic soQle Befrie>
bisung wirb mitruaGen tSnneu. 2abt uns benn
81. 9obeit, benz Vrin5en Carnival pat9tbulbisf
unlere Mufpartuus MAIDEN unb ieben> mas er fir
uua vin petto" bat.
s. it muir einmal @ar1cSals;eit int Sabr unb ba
beibts:
v66reut Gu@ hes Qebens
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uab' il mtbr xbeilnebuer, befo i&Sner tirb's.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-02
4ierbe %entlauf.n.
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Dem anteriet&aeten fnb Son ether garm IN BET 9dbe
so4 Cottage Grove felt Montae, ben u. sauxar, 2 Wdt'
fao 5 Saere alt. 8etbe trusea iur Bets hes Gxtlaufexs
balter.
sfndt, btelelbe bel Res. pfdffe, Mpbuune Netbpbifen
STRIDE, Rpfabelfraee, prfbpr SO. Is, 3u ttnterlaGen.
Bee bic gferbe suradliffert, erbdlt $10.0 0 9 e1pbnuue.
8trxtars GugeI,
42 Sanb Greet 9. o., Geptt 3d. Ntnn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-02
(Gure]sruteu n; Ter u@tnueieta etaats;eitnns." y
B.nten, DC. 10. 1866.
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@ertbeRe! PER- WelH!
5000. infer 5idbriees @tittunssff re
xpicnier WGnuerdor", tusl9es am 9ifn B. M
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Der ,@Snfen @ei,e psrattr. Der @e,anessrsta
rQitbtrtrans" pom Baeonta nrar In 0prpore an.
pefen, une bat:en bttfe 1trru, trcbbsa uas pc
trus ftbr taltts @etter ssf&idt botte, taft fanmt-
lid it1e tp,rtben . men ,uiteebra&t, psl&e rt6t
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gpuns Nmerita ~ baueu, unb bat int letter 3sit
redt tudnae Rrdfte betorsneu. Bsiaetsr pl15
fdnst AZ 63 rect ,n beb.n nns pur0tn i'm Saafs
bteles @cmmers s reue Gebauee 8ttant> rc:"
inter cine Brauerei. @dsmIble uuo sir&s, al9
liss sesen 81 0 Duuars I'M @tulfonb, unb psr
cen mir, men1 ttsie @nmr5e sstboppslt, rsa
>ur& @ub{cription 3nm 2btl l&ux 8s{&sten it,
wa1fen @rm naer Elm eutss ShulbauS betcm-
rnen. DIR plaS 1T itst fdpn fat gang serxa"
n,F1t unb feQte IS MID n,dt wuneern, psnn e.
nee }@Suen Iaees goune Muaerita aus ber STU.
brit un{,rer @tdhttnau1en Str(t pineet, uue
feline @teae tu,d eineu Deuti9eu er{est ptre.
@esiet fit bsute SOa Sbrsm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-28
NUMBER 20.

H.
on motion OF Director Courtney. the president
~ Aashorized to make note for such sum as msy
M nssaso 10 keep good the account of the hoard Il
Director Gibson from Committee on BUILDINGS
IePorsea, tnat the committee had written 10 The
Swnef OF the lots IN the firstward which thev have
oeen snthor'zed to pnrchase but have not vet re.
eewed any reply; that they have agreed with Mr..
Eashman TO purchase the part Of lot adiourning
the school lots in the Fifth Ward on the west for
the sum OF eight hundred dellars.l one hundred
cash, one hundred in one year, and the remainder
In M two years, with interest at ten per cent -,
The report of the committee was aSproved and
the president was authorized to perfect the con.
tract with Mr.. iCushman.a :. - w. w.
The Superintendent presented his m OF thly report
ior November, which was placed on fIe - \
The present teachers were reappointed for the
next term also present janitors. y
director Griffith stated the citizens Of 7th Ward
nave purchased q bell for the school in said ward.
winch he had been directed by the citizens to pre
ssntt to the Board of Education, with the condition
.aa., oe used for the purpose for which it was
on motion Of Director Courtney, the bell was ac-
cepted, TO be used for the purpose named, and the
'nanks OF the Board were rendered 10 the citizsns
Of the seventh Ward for their en- nterprise in obtain
the bell and for the donation Of It to the board
-fhe board adjourned. .sgsuof r. noi 7aaih ~ :
.0iJEaL6m3T 9saw sHBa1oT Ii. CLARK Clerk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-28

| M08O01C News 4.v-f.rsrr -,4v-.,
.oA.ths. Goth inst. ths -eRissrs. elect Of Hum
boldt Lodge A. F; q HrAs No. 555 composed
OF German Masons, were installed in their re-
spective offices for the ensuing year, upon which
occasion p N. Dr. John Niglass, of Schiller
Lodge, Peoria, ociated to the satisfaction Of all
the, brethren and their invited friends. The
Doctor delivered the ancient charges in a most
beautiful and impressive manner, and then
wound up with an address, which for beauty Of
expression, deep feeling and noble sentiments
could not be surpassed, aud made evidently a
deep and lasting impression upon the audience.
The ceremonies over, the whole company march
ed to Turner Hail. and partook Of a splendid
supper prepared for the occasion by The members
of II. L., which, to say the least of it, was in
grand style Hochheimer Rhine wine fornmina.
not the least important part thereof. Several
beautiful toasts were delivered and responded to.
which space forbids us to report. After supper
those who felt disposed to dance could not resist
the temptation held out to them by Willis Band,
who discoursed really good music for the oc-
casion.
Taken upon the whole, this first effort of Hum
boldt Lodge was one that win long be remem-
bered by all those present; and it is gratifying
to perceive how this ancient order is striking
such deep roots upon American soil, which
speaks more than volumes for the progressive
civilization and cosmopolitan views of the Amer
lean people, regardless Of nationality, religion
or politics. n fs,a \ Il -r015Y0Av - asvyl
The following are the officers elect for the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-28

ricdn. - t6ag q
-1DoN'T be duped by LIST prsmian placards on
picture showcases. If you want hrst class por-
traits, photographs, or pictures Of any kind, GO
where the quality of the work viii be all the re-
commend required to convince any intelligent
and cultivated person that the popular patronage
is justly and properly bestowed upon Bovman's
Gallery Te q GLASS who are unable to rely upon
their own Judgment and Of necsss,ty depend up
on "1st premium" evidence We would refer them
to Bowman, who has had more "1st premiums"
and diplomas than all other Photographer com.
bined, in the county, for the past six years lex.
cspt those having been connected With Him; ~
The appreciating admirers Of Photographic,
portraiture and landscape photography, are re-
spectfully invited to call at Bowmsns Gallery
and examine the largest and Anest collection Of
artistic pictures ever exhihitsa .at any one Cal
lsry in the State (outsids Of Chicsgo.) Per,ons
Wishing TO purchase Frames md Albums, win
ind greater variety = BoYnapY Gallery than
At any othsr Gallery, Frame - Book store in
II laoonutx.. HsdnoDs = nu1ottiss.,s .ese;.se
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Carriers Address,

Oar Carrier has concocted most fascinating
address conceived in flowing verse, with which
he proposes to wait ou alr City subscribers on
New Year morning, and he hopes they will be
prepared to give him suitable reception. >
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-28

DIR. WALKER. the 0culist, will receive his pa
tients at the Geiger House, Ottawa, on Saturday
Jan. 4th, 1858, and on the first Saturday in each
month after that date. At all other times he
may Be found at thedispensary for diseases Of the
Eye and Ear. Mevickers Theatre Building, Chi
eago. 1la eea.d4-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-28

Dr.. sIxMs. with whose name the press has
already made MS familiar, begins course Of lee
tures ON Phpsicgnony and Physiology At ths
Court Hsuss, in this city. On Nonday sv,nias.
The frat lecture isfrsc, but after that sz.ll
admission fee win be charged. The Doctor comes
to Ottawa endorsed by the press - an entertain,
ing lecturer. and as his subject is one in which
all are interested, ne ought to have crowded
houses. ,F ~ f3'2 - 81 ~
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Chicago, n. Island and Pacific r.. h.
The above Railroad Company have decided 70
do liberal thing for the public after the 1st of
January-in the way of issuing, for the first time
in its history, we believe communications tickets.
Ssch tickets will be issued for 30 0ridesHon' the
road, At sbout half the usual fare, if the thirty
rides are taken in one month; about two-thirds
the usual fare If taken in two months-and three.
fourths if taken in months. Thus from Ottawa
70 Chicago 30 rides, at full fare, would cost $102
commutstion ticket for the same numbor, Of
rides, TO be taken in enc month will cost $51; in
two months $6s; in three months 1850. Com.
mutation tickets are sold only st the general
ticket office in Chicago. .,,t,es..u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-28

SAM persons owning or enployiAg siaad adjoin,
ing the, c. y r. I. Railrosd IN Ia1Sslle, county,
and AL others interested il the protection Of
stock and other property from injury BY trains,
are requested to- meet At the Old School House
in Marseilles, on Saturday. the 11th Of january,
1859. at 2 O'clock r. n, TO- form AZ, Association
for sAptual Protection from Losses, and for the
Recovery OF Damages rrgs ..peg ssr bsh1oasl
Des: 21-3w. ~ rss paia MANY ISusEEBERs.s Il
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stAE GREAT HYDRopoNDoLoEpacoN, ,CoM-
ING ~ 10 find out exactly what 20 big . word
means you must go and see it-at Washington
rpaurnsr) Hail. this seyenipg, Dec, 2sth,,o Il is,
we believe something in the nature of . ,pans.
rama giving representations Of scenes id the
great rebellion, with an artistic beauty never De-
fore attained, it is asserted, IN this country It
not only gives very accurate and striking pic.
ture OF Fort Sumpter, for instance, but some of
the most striking events dusing the siege rs
they actually occurred, ,a with the bomb, Of the
shells flying thro' the air. guns, ireraging. And
50 asreat many other battle cenes,.snding with
grand allegorical tableau Of the assassination of
President Lincoln. A splendid French Gallo.
pi0n travels with the exhibition, and furnishes
the music.m 20 so1suflistni 9t bas tass2 ais 3
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Agents.

ALEX VAuoHer. Esq, Il authorized agent at Seneca
H. 70 rscsise for old subscriptions t. the Free
Trader and contrast for job printing &C. All orders sent
through him receive prompt attention. lr-fG
MoSrot1kKr Esp Is our authorized Agent at Leland
der. advertising &C. - - ~ 50 " ~
DosAsHHo Esq. u our authorized agent to recent
tof subscriptions to thc'f RRADgE
o.. ~ tho town OF strcator In this county.
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4. DO. y.

OTTAWA Lopez No. sf: Meets every Thursday evening
Daughters OF Rebccca Meet the third Tuesday eve.
OTTAWA EScAxPnxsr No. 81: Meets on the second and
ourth Tuesday evening. ~. 3 = 4. -ITl : m :
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-28
Board Of sHdnoatiopss Al;
sE li lu ---ta sqa.ea s.Il SEQ
ADJOURNED MEETING, 4 % !,
OrrIcs OF rux BoARp or EDucArIoS,
Ottawa. Thursdav. Dec ~ 1897.

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7slis bs69 n,.s~o rh.sSAn ~ Us ~ ,asS 10
mn. n "a ~. ,,'.,n. e ds' ioos n
n"ss G;,ss~n ~ T,.r.,s
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'n;,sct [ or 'ronr.nev -: ch...n r,..id.rt NO
..., o0uf'ney "'' .0a'''a sPssssSens pro
The minutes Of the l... two meeting. we're ,, READ
sna pprsue;c..; spprS,e;I. ss, n;,n,. ecs~;.,,,,y
4 ro q w;,.n ~ =; =
s;,cars th.rf. ~. ~. To.rd ccr ,rcs..s,n .hs;s
salaries, was read ordered to b. peted in tSe min.
utes ami placed on file. b I'D saff ia 4 ssIr s
AN application for situation ~ tsaeher from Mrs..
Nellie a. Reche was received and plseed on tile. A
The Prssident appeared ana took Ais seat. sa1es,
goq siBa 10 ~ BILLS ospsssD fAIp.s ,.rsos ., l,T
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sitR ctsia bna oo ie ,iat is1a II Il kaa h-llss,s
roB 'isw "a bart ,linau,1 - iis hts h.ti1nis
-asnsrla ntdt -iji hBa l~ shdio sg~nrt s,s,osa
ly,OdN..s Adet shssd Hss ~io sftl "
sisl sdi ~ fvl .d h,eH W tppt -i si,blo-.h a
=, arhns'ia u,ahoii ID laS b6. ltK 30 "a isatsh
.2UoN.L .eSsf - 30 Awaiso
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CHLDREN's OyERsHORs, of tho new style so
popular Of late, are now to be had of HAaBERr
& MEdAFFN. They are perfect ia the exclusion
Of dampness, and yet free from the objectionable
peculiarities OF the old style rnbbsrss They are
worth more than all medicines sd a preventive
OF coughs, colds, groups, OF any Of those distress
ing Affections Of ehidren-ths insvisahle results
OF wet feet. oibH9d 1gs15 gli ras " .yIi9d ai.
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4 Too Much CANDy.-The usual result. The
children wsre plisd with too much candy ON
Christmaa, and are sick. Well, there in no dan
gar. Goto GibsonA and ats very small cost he
will give YOU just the medicine they need. In
deed, in the way q putting up prescriptions, the
physicians are agreed that no establishment in
the city does the business more promptly, aoOu-
rately and scientifically than Gibson's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-28

EUREKAl-"Poor old bachelors! What com
fort can they have during this festsl season ? No
happy greetings for them-no nice presents mo
Christmas or New Years dinnersl" Most ex-
cellent madam, your sympathy for the poor fel-
lows bssPsaks your goodness Of heart, but allow
u to suggest. ,thst while ths poor, hopsslsss,
homeless old bachelors whom ysu 90 generously
connisssrs*s. can get tAefr Christmas or New
Years dinners at Mr. Geo. B. Nitchells Eureka.
vs ssa't - vhtrs Ne iyntAthy oomss IN. q Il
they hsvs anything 70 complsin o1, thsy show I
rsna1A1a iAsfthty 10 seeit Thare wsrs absnt
: Assdfa st .ths Esrsks on Wednesday, and
they seemed happy enough. Apassing old maid;
seeing their comfort, said shs Jnst hated Mr..
Mitchell. -. s.saa
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DANCING Doors. Now DON'T we begof you,
young man, disgracs youreH BY attending the
ball on New Yeas'a or evening in those hor-
rid trail tearing oosn erusAing boots /; but go to
Child & Bre. and get yourself . pair Of their
splendid dancing boots. No gentleman ain
these enlightened days, attends . ball without
them. ~ ~, -. -. t ~ aa -
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CHRIST CHURcIt GRAMxAR scHooL.-Th.

CHRIST CHURCH GRAMMAR SCHOOL.-The
first term of this school closed on Friday of last
week, and was an occasion Of deep interest to the
teachers and scholars, as well as patrons. The
usual public examinations, which occupied the
last two days Of the term, gave most gratify wing
evidence Of the progress of the epupils, and Of
the patient care and labor that had been be-
slowed upon them by the teachers. i'a Irla
A peculiar interst was given to tho, exercises
on the last day, by the announcement, of the
Head Master, the Rev. W. J. PIGoTT, that with
the exercises Of the day his connection with the
school would close, he having accepted a call as
assistant minister of Grace Church, Utica, N. Y,
and Head Master Of Delaney Hall in that city.
The children had just presented him . beautiful
Prayer Book as a testimonial of their regard and
affection, and this being followed by such an an
nouncement affected all so deeply that for d time
there was not q fearless eye in the room, either
OF teacher, scholar or visitor. Mr.. P. had indeed
proved himself an able and efficient teacher, and
had thoroughly won the confidence and affection
of his pupils, as well as the high esteem of the
patrons Of the school o. '''''t nsH ~
II gives US pleasure in being able to state,
however, that the resignation of Mr.. p. will in
no wise interrupt the regular terms Of thesohool.
His position as assistant Minister of Christ
Church Parish and Head Master Of the Grammar
Schooi'has been accepted by the Rev. E. De
Wolf, late of Jubilee College, most capable
teacher, in whose charge there is every reason to
believe the school win more thsn ever deserve
the confidence and patronage Of the public. The
second term win open on Monday, January 9Th,
and, rs heretofore, in Stones Hall.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-28

PoHcEIAM NzNIAruHap- lIlss aasst anns
most sppropriate presents are ths P6.slsin Pic
lures, to be obtained At Boxmaa's Gallery. l,, :
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THE, ATLANTIC MONTHLY, OUR You've
Folks, FRANK LEsLIE's LADIEs' MAGAZINE,
and PHRRNoLoGrcAK rJouRNAr,s Tor Janhuiry,
and all late publications, vt 0saeAN & HAPE.
MANS; west ot Court House square. - ss
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GaA4D Amy RxFuBLic, Pos. No. "a,
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Tuesday in JapsavSs \ Aanl laHasadanos 4 Re.
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Child 4 Bro are settling up their book ac-
counts and all persons knowing they are indebted
to them will please call and settle by the first of
january. aiC sta ,ldalo1faasuu q 2w. q
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NO 1UkKEf.---NO more convincing evidence
is needed Of the spirit with which Christmas
was celebrated by our citizens than the mention
OF the iact thas TOR the hrst time in our rscol-
lection IN in Ottawa, the supply Of turkeys gave
out long before night on the day before the
FEAST Having by singular piece OF careless
M " on @ 'ne par VI OF tasnas' received no invl-
tatlon 70 dins out. We went homo on Tuesday,
night in . eomewhat cheerless state Of mind.
No inyit.tisn e,s--no u,l,,aEro no.h;ns J.
n.rt s q H. 10 a,,,s o., - .,;.
-. -. = s -'0'.'
- ..1 AA.'1ie N sns a sements
ior so-inoHow, vne snect was only hilarity.
Why, thSte was in the larder splendid quarter
Of untton. severad minse pses. ssr<r ~ t-,,..s
l0y.ss1s;5vAaf mass could - dssi.sf " stood
lSs'klas SJsa 5oss'n WI w i5lle 1t =.
iClsncy q Co., the lumber kings q our citv: the
ME. were from M;sohsl,,s ;rco,,,.r.aa. ~.
u =. A."'0Ns
Dining salo'n--shs oysters from Pisrgue's. So
49, - ~ s11 el ei"eae'' " in ING eoisorlai nome
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Work Boxes, Writing DsakA Port iFokos
Pocket Books. Purses, &C., at 9. q. Lltl's, Ia
Sale street. a - -. q. - y ~
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Ottawa Academy Natural sciences.

Meets nrst Thurday in each month in Dr. j. Pauls build.
Ing Donations OF BIRDS insects and soc red
J. Paul. President W, W. Calkns. Secretary. A
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Toys, Toys, Toys for the nilhon,a st G.. q.
Lutz's Hoes q Leland,s block. agos zseog iou
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ArED ARMsTRoNas. Cards are, out Sfor Il
lsssts das@ Of balh, to say nothing Of . score
or more 81 wedding parties aBout New Year.
RsmembsF that the only placesto1 sst really
iafAipnehls spA stylish ready IWsqe ,olsthing7
dress coats, party vssss, kid gloves, tkc.,-is Il
Ed Azmeatsaal.ela stapd, east side Of the Court
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BEAUTTuI PREsENT-Our New Years ''set
lout"-whatever may be its laciingsi1 other 70.
spects--will shine resplendent from its adorn-
neat bysa bssutifdlly fossed. and ornsmented
fruit cake, the gift Of our generous friend
WILL EBERr.l In the way Of oil that pertains
to the bsautifui and tasteful. not BY any means
emitting the toothsome and palstable, in the fam
cySkery q eonfsctiohsry sr pstry lins,' oom. eu
messd as To- Wilhelm Ebert u the master drtisse
not oAly ii Ottawa. but Al the region round
about.ea Hsis peerless. FEs bod ,ssF ~ 10 si,,ss
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For SALE-A good horse sid topabuggy al
complete-at = bargain. Aiply At CHILD &
BROS i.l.Di' tidAl iA"ip7 eA''1 ssSs53a "a -s91