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SINGERS and Public epeaker,.
Consumption Gurabie by DR.. Scheuck,,
TVa4gTg5r.~.


TO CURE CONSUMPTION the system must be pre,ared
so That the lungs viii hoal To accomplish this the liver and
stomach must first be canscl and an appetite created for
good wholesome Jsd, which, by these medc1es. will be-
dse3tgt properly aud good health, blood made: Tins b,ild
Ing M the constitution. sCHgNCkS MtNDR.Kg Pills
cleanse the stomach of all hoa, mucoas Accommodations
and by using the Sea Weed Tonc connection the appett,
IS restored.
SJilENCK'S rCLNoNIC SYRUP "a uctrici,us as we'll ~,
medicinal and by uinc the hYsc remedies all Impurities are
expelled from the system. and good wl;c4 oe b,onl nod
which will Trlcl al disease. II patients Will take these p,edi
cincs according 10 drcctou, Consumption very reqnently In
its lat stage yields readily t. taeig acton Take the hin,
frequently, 20 cleanse the Liver and steuach 1t does mot
iollow that becasc She bowels custiye they are nor
required for sometimes in dIrhoa they are necessary Tb,
stomach uuat DO kept healthy ul an appetite created :,
allow tc Pu'mouir p to net th, respiratory organs
properly and aliay any irritation Then all that IL required
wr'omapernau"h cure i7, prevent taking cold Eyer.
else about the rooms much possible eat all the richest
food meat game and in ct anything the appetite Graves:
"H' ~ particular ana h"H'Icate wei. 2tw.e.m.ly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30

TIE NEW HoTEI.--Wc learn that sufficient
stock, within few thousand dollars, has been
subscribed, to enable the New Hotel Company
to organize and commence operations. 1t is
pected within week TO perfect the organization,
aud then bids will be invited for the, ground
upon which to erect it. and for plans, specifca-
tions, etc, for the building. The enterprise is
in such hands that we regard failure this time
as next to impossible, though good many
thousand dollars of the stock are yet to be raised
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30

DENT IL TOwER-Never was such stock of
crockory seen IN Ottawa as may now be seen at
Dent q Towers. They have gone in hevy, be-
cause they know they can sell cheaper than those
Who deal on small scale, and because they mean
TO have the whole business. Then just now you
want carpets aud oil co.A, window shades cur
tains, fixtures, &c, to fix up for spring, and you
viii find al in great perfection at Dent & Towers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30

CHRlsrMANN-B Before youspend any more mon.
ey for cloth ng, look in at Jacob Christmanns on
south side Of Madison street, west of La Sale
He has just returned from the east with su-
perb new stock of cloths, cassmeres, vestings,
&c. as we'll as good stock Of ready.made cloth
ing and furnishing goods. Christmann is one Of
the best tailors Ottawa ever had, and as people
are finding him out, is getting into heavy bust.
ness. People that 20 to him once, never 20 any.
where else afterwards.
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An effective Worm Hedicine,---Hrov,r
kersMiiuGe Sonlsts.

Or Worm Lo,chscra. Much sickness, uuiouhirlly with
children and adults, attributed other causes oca.ione
by worms Tho Nermitrge Comf" although cectnsl in de-
stroyn@ Wt' cHn do pu"o injury to the uns ,ielica
che This valuable ccmbnsun has been successfully us-t
y hy''in' ana ound to be safe and in cadcatin;
worms, 40 hurtul 10 children
,hP"a hrrtq hoyns require immediate attention a.
neglect OF the trogbic often causes prOloug. sickness,
F''HSQ Va - rSfhA ldre often eioCkei Worms
in tho stomach and bow els irritation v ah can be- re-
moved only 10y tho ',e of remedy. Tho combination
nEredents used IN making Browns Vcrmec Corhts'
sue h ~ to give the best possible scrt with safety
CURTIS BROWN Proprietors New York. Sold by all
Dealers in Medicines NJ % cents box unee 'j6- j,-,u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30
Pea,pOncIupny.

To those holding tickets in my Gilt Enterprise would say
that shall postpone the drawing unit, in April
prefer to sell ali tho ,kct II possible before rswng as
il will he rs well Tor both parties particularly And
also wond soy that Instead oi each ticket drawing price
that the iuall prizes Will be gen he sale of the s.
Many people say to "proscett, going To take a
few tickets OF you when you get ready draw. New il
those persons would purchase the tickets It would
enable decide when to have thedrawng There
are less tickets, and 20 prizes. &c. PRESCOTT,
Dealer in Hats, Caps and Furs
March IL. Ottawa Illinois
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Prepared OIL Of Palm aud yIrce.


For Preserving, Restoring ana Bcau,i!yng the Fair,
And IL the delightful and wonderful article the world
ever proiuccL
Ladies will find 1t not only certain remedy to Restore
Darken md Bsautf, the Hair hut also desirable article for
the Toilet is highly pcrflmed with rich and delicate
perfume independent Of the fragrant odor Of the Oils Of Palm
and Mace.
the MARVEL or PERU,
new and beautiful perfume which In d,aey Of scent and
the tenac.y with which elngs to the hsndk ch.f and
Lerson. il unequalled.
The above articles fer SO BY a Druggists aud Perfmers
at u psr bottle e~ch. Sent by express To any address by
proprictors. T.W. WRIGHT co,
Octc0 ly-sp 100 Liberty Street Ns"York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30

TURNER'S HALI..--The German Turner's of
this city, instead Of erecting new Hall as pro-
iected last fall have taken the money they had
raised for the purpose and purchased Washing
ton Hall. The arrangement enables them to
set good hall at less than 1t would now cost to
build new one. and in q more central location
than their lot west OF tho sde-cut. We presume
tho name VII hereafter be changed from Wash
ing,ou" to "Iurncrs" Hail. hut the place will
be sufficiently Indicated by the mention Of either
name.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30
Valuable Advice for the am,c,cd.

Dr. STRICKLAND IN reply to numerous applications for sd
vice. wishes to inform those wh" afflicted that they may
consult him all Acute Chronic Diseases by le.tor
stating the age symptoms &C. with fee Of dollars on
closed DR. has obtained great nooricy experienced
Physician both in Europe and Amercr, especially in tAs
treatment Of Chronic Complaints. after other doctors have
failed to effect Those suffering should immediately
send for prescription addressing DR.. Strickland, Cncn.
nati Ohio Gura!y-sp
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H1ti sspDcr,

The largest and best stock OF Wall Paper in
iAc city is 81 The bookstore and News Room of
OsWAS & HAPEMAN Let others blow as they
please, this Is the FACT. Al we osl is that peo-
pie shall compare our stock with any other in the
city, before milking their purchases, and then
decide for themselves
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30
OsH4>s
{ Late of NJ. 1Ou,s.)

Oilers his professional services the people OF Ottawa aud
vicinity ana in doing would beg leave say that after
ens eNeenc" in the treatment of and chronic d;.
scsea incident 10 this and other climates he feels ouaae
to take ANY case in hand that ay ocr Dr. O. has locs-
ted permanently in Otsws. hops by Thorough know.
ledge II medicine and strict attention to all cals in city .r
country. to receive Il liberal snare oe practices,
St. Rdrrirr t.ohvl ciJ 6e fs,d 10 III. Tr.,ts.yt Of
Discuss Of the EYE and EAR. ~6N
Oficc in Post OFice Buildng over hakory rovaA,,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30

CHILD 4 Bros. are now in almost daily re-
cept Of new goods from the wholesale house with
Boots and Shoes heve had quite fall OF late and
you can get the best now of Child Il Bro. for
prices that would buy very poor article indeed
a month or two ago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

We are authorized to announce BENJAMIN T PHELPS as
candidate for Collector of the of OTTAWA at the a
preaching town election.
The undersigned believes his friends neticing that he
for himself candidate for Cocctor of the
town of Ottawa at 'hs ensuing election, will their
rotes for him and obhge GEO MANN.
announce my to the OF ths of Ottawa
for Collector, at the next April town election.
JOHN HUSTON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30

TowS EtECTIoN.-We were on the point Of
writing painfully stirring address to the voters
OF Ottawa, to turn ont and vote for the straight
democratic ticket at tho town election next Tues
day, when we recollectcd that the ticket would
not be nominated until this afternoon. But as
the caucus viii undoubtedly nominate good men
aud the tissues involved in this contest are of
stupcndous Importance, let us say TO the de-
mocrecy with all our wind. 70 the polls! 10 the
polls
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30
NUMBER 33.
Eclectic or New school system or red,.,,.


I'm 'rcihs every modern reform and improvement i'll the
NecN Art Poisonous Mineral remsdies dispensed WITH
rhey produce evil and lay the foundation future IN health
PMens sho6ld that their children ar, not ned with
sues medicines for they be well afterwards All
mineral poIsons alike injurious Tho great.t urtr,,
improvement in medicine consists in containing tho acv.
medical principles Of roots and plants in concentrated
iorm They are E>ac Rem,s.,s and were never bsfo,,
elaalled in the treatment Of disease When iudcjou,Iv M
Ninis'eed they meet disease with wonderful certainty
DIR. OLIN, of Ottawa,
Represents this great reform in medicine and will a.enl M,
'on"y upon all forms Of disease either acute chronic or
surgical when desired Violent diseases dpthsa choer,
Group dysenery ievers &C. successfully treated by
genuine Eclectic practitioners they losing
while In old "rosc ;hcy are noted everywhere Tho,
are always lled upon repair the mischief produced b
ot"ef palsicians with their "kil or cure remedies
Coughs o. 10 or IL year. standing Catarrh r,h the d.
struc'ion OF the bones and sft Tissues Of the nose Con-
SUMPTION with partial loss of lungs Syphilis with foul
liberation and loss Of parts Hip disease with Inability u,
WALK; scrcftos diseases Of every variety and severity
Deaihes from to 30 y>ars continuance rheumatism with
enlarged ami anchyosed joints Spematorrhea with demeu
'a Dseues OF the Eve, 81. &C. have been cured and all
whsh will be most happily ciyrrod 70 for the bereft o;
those similarly afflicted Iic warrants cure in all Eases OF
Fever and Agae.
Dscsse OF Women and Children specially treated Medicn,
ana surgical instruments every variety, expressly adautsi
to these various complaints, Consult him. dee 22-s,-f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30

Go so PunTE.s.--(orncr OF Main and laSale
streets II you want any of those nice dried fruits
just received; hlackberries, German whQrtleber-
ries raspberries cherries, currants, peaches, ap-
pies, fresh oranges, lemons, maple sugar, &C., &C.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30

Remember, democratic caucus meets at the
Court House at o'clock ths afternoon, to noini-
nate candidates by ballot for town officers to be
elected next Tue ,dsy. Let every democrat at
tcrj and vote
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30
Middle Of the Block,
Cooper Institute, New York.

HADLEY
Is sconssan.ly receiving Large Invoices Of
II r: E ~ G IL - n A.
o. New and Beautiful Shape at half o usual selling prices
White freach Ch na Dinner Sets, 100 pieces, s5s 90
Tea IS 700
+" Dinner Plates, per ds,,, 200
" Tea 80
+" Cups and .a,crTs, "a pieces. 90
French Cut Gobcis, per dozen, $50
Also Fancy Goods in China Dinner Ten Tce. Sets Whit.
Partisan Stone Warc Cnt and Pressed Glassware, silver
Plated Ware Cutlery, &C.. at equally low priccs Goods
packed go all the world, by express or otherwise
House Furnishing Gtuds in larga variety.
Remember, lADLEY'S. Middle Of the Block aS,S Sem,
for catalogue No Connection pah Ce, Norr mar sm-st
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30

DR.. WALKER of Chicago may be consulted on
saturday next April 9th, at the Geigcr House
io this rity, and on the FIRST Saturday IN each
month after that date at all other times at the
Di~pcnsary for the Eye and Ear, III South Clark
s., Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30
ottawa Academy Natural Sciences.

Meet. Grst Trrgiy in cch month ia pr H. Plus bulll.
. Donaiu, ot ll-- u@'c'. aUd rrt-.10tious iscted.
q. .'.ri. l.ts 'delf. N. vs. tsl.lr-, -eurc.a...
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30

A horse dealer, descr.b ny a used.up horse, said
he looked as if he had been editing country
newspaper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30

.'' ! sanre a very pretty look for children.
All wishing 10 compete for prize, shoud send at once 70
specimen certificates. All communication. shiid b.. I'd
dressed to gro l.. .OUGHrON, r o. box us, Ottawa llie
Clip this ont and keep Il!
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$perial jaotires.
DIR. j. II. WALKER
MAY Ri CONSULTED At THE
GEIGFR HOUSE, OTTAWA,
(,AL.ID,

The friends OF the fallen soldiers % La Sale county
rueste 10 send in the soldiers deceased from this
county, during the late war with the company regiment
place Of death. In the manner all yyhs
fell in the Mexican either the Indian wars and the
OF these old yetarans Of lS3 and the revolution who
may have died residents of this ceHy T, iu)r1ntioa
e-ire by the Monuusnt Association with the view to give
honorable mention to the of all the heroes who have
fallen in this county since have al history. quite
essental to get this normaon before attempting draft
design Of the work. Each woman who sutscrba-
dollar TO the enterprise is have II good thograph of
the monument when the design is axed upon 10 accolno
date the young having prints very rett
tcate Of stock this enterprise shares veny.hy. cent.
each We offer this stock the following terms 20
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-30

Informal Ballot. ,juStus Harris had S votes: q
Whitman had vote Peter Meyer had , votes.
Formal ballot. justus Harris had votes Pete
Never had votes.
On motion otCGlwell, yustus Harris was declare
duly elected City Marshal for ensuing mumcip,
wear.
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AS.l'S2nE

Informal ballot, .Ioel F. Pierce had votes; A,
thur Lockwood had 3 votes: Rowland Homer ha
votes Bernhard had vote.
Formal ballot, Joe L. Pierce had votes; Al
thur Lockwood had votes; Denhcrd had vote.
On motion Of Colweli Joel T. Pierce was dul
declared elected Cuy Collector for ensuing nun
clpaI year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-23

SPECIAL NOTICES
rysEA,ONABLE.sU0GEsrIoNs.-w

sF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
In this climate IL . trying season. in uhs'esuy
temperature greatly agsrsvAtss dyspcPsis' ~.
acts very uniavorsbly upon that sensitive o'ssp'
tbs liver The alienation Of frosts and tnaw
k..p, the pores Of the body continually opening
and contracting and the suit IL condition OF I'M
system f.yorsbls to the action OF the s'mosphei'o
virus which prriuess Intermittent fevers. henoe
/. protective medicine like HoSTsTfERs sLo'
MACH BITrEas fssspeetally needed In the VIM
tor months. The effect OF this great coSsTiio
r,osAL. IsyIaoRAyT in rendering even the iee-
hast frame fnperyious to all malsrions influences
/. erand tact demonstrated by the uniform expe-
risncs oY 4 quarter Of century. As stomacn'e,
an ana .bffiGrs medicine. and preventive ana
osys6f'fsSsr and agus, 1t Is the ONE rHISa ssEO.
rbicA aor1s who value the preservation OF
bsaits can sford TO do without.
TEE,SICK, WHEN AT DEATHS DoOR,
,sgret hat they did not take the right ortdos az
~ r;obt time. Thousan who arc now suffering
from ,bs early twpgss Of liver complaint and dys.
oan.,s WIN be PROSTATE On sick-beds month
RANGE n they do not arrest the mischief at once
Nothing Is more easy. course of the pnfest sna
hast vegetable tonic and Alternative known In mo-
asru pharmacy -HosTETTER's STOMACH BIT
rgRs-will restore the digestive organs to their
full vigor, and bring the disordered liver into
condition Of perfect health, As certainly as sun
shine diss.pstss the morning vspors Fever and
ague too. Is 1t once broken up by this powerful
,ntidote 10 all nfsasmatc diseases. Strengthenthe
e.ys,en with the BrTTERs. and you may defy all
The complaints which prevail at this Indictment
s.ason. jas-eod2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-23

TIE PETERSBURG INDEx.-This excellent
journal has passed out of the hands Of
Messrs. KELLEY & BRANCH into those OF
Messrs. CAMERON s. SYKEs-Mr. W. E.
CAMERON to be its editor. Mr.. KELLEY, in
q touching card, takes leave Of the Peters.
burg public, while Mr.. CAMERON makes his
best bow to the same public. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. KELLEY is to become the
editor of the Richmond Examiner. He is
one of the most finished writer's in Vir.
ginia, and, what is more, is q good editor.
Mr.. CAMERON is also an experienced men,
Der of the editorial fraternity, and will
doubtless maintain the well-earned repu.
tation of the Inder. Both of the gentle
men have our best wishes for their success.
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The Governor, &c.

A correspondent dominates Colonel
GEORGE W. BoLLING, of Petersburg, now
a member of the Senate, for Governor; J.
C. WOoDsoN, delegate from Rockingham,
for the office of Lieutenant Governor, and
JOIN RANDOLPH TUCKER, for Attorney.
General. Our friend Mr.. TUCKER may well
be envied. He is the most nominated and
the least opposed man in the State. He is
on everybody's ticket. His election is be-
yond question. He has as many horses to
ride as an express man on the plains, who
with goodly number of ungeared steeds
galloping at his side, relieves one and rides
another by turns, and maintains his rapid
speed to the end of the journey. Borne on
by so many promising tickets he must come
in ahead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-23
lCOMMUNICATED.l

Messrs. Editors,-I desire to present to
the people of Virginia the names Of the
following gentlemen for Governor, Lieu
tenant. Governor, and Attorney General
For Governor. Colonel GEORGE VI. Boil
LING, of Petersburg.
For Lieutenant Governor. G.
WoopsoN, Of Rockingham.
For Attorney GeneraL.-J. r. TUCKER, Of
Loudoun. 4,sr
Colonel Boiling Is the senator from the
Petersburg district, one of the ablest, and
at the same time one of the most conserva-
tive, men in the State-a trne type Of the
old Virginia gentleman.
Mr.. Woodson Is q representative from the
county Of Rockingham, one Of the largest
agricultural counties in tho State . gen.
tleman Of fine talents and ability, and Of
considerable experience In the councils Of
the State. - -fe
Mr.. Tucker has heretofore held the Office
of Attorney General, and discharged its
duties with distinguished ability and Hdeli-
y. de is the man for the place.
1 II y RIcuuoNn
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manufactures, art, and industry Of all sorts,
x;,;s;,e, 70 1.-THE branches Of knowledge
,na SCIENCE are abundant and accessible
These considerations were In the mind OF
tho Governor when he made bis very prac'
teal suggestion for the revival Of william
and Mary College at this place, and at,ac"'
ipg the agricultural school to tha' eon.s
If the argument is good with rc'e.e"'s
| TO colleges generally-as we oe,..
Il IS far stronger In its app''ca''on W a,'
aaa.,o,,,ura, school than to any other Kind
= ~. Il Is of the utmost importance
~. .nch a school should be In. d com.
mrr,tv where the arts and mechanical
pursuits are In active operation, and where
mechanism is'Nevoted, In alsrgs- degree,
TO the manufacture Of agricultural imple-
ments; where every facility Is afforded
for the study Of chemistry; where every
thing for the promotion and improvement
of agriculture can most certainly be &C
cessible and conveniently investigated. In
the matter Of fertilizers, their varieties,
qualities, and their manufacture, which Is
carried on so largely in this city, the adj
vantage to the student Of being here must
be very great. The foreign and coastwise
commerce here concentrated will be the
means Of affording other advantages which
the practical mind can easily understand.
We should not forget that here, too, the
State Agricultural Society has its headquar.
tiers, and that its annual exhibitions and fairs
will be of the highest Importance to col.
lege which teaches the applied science Of
agriculture and the mechanic arts. Months
Of hard study-lke seeds dropped in the
ground are made to terminate and
bloom by the sun-will be warmed into the
full life of maturity and practical activity
by the genial stimulus Of these grand an.
nual meetings. This advantage alone
should be regarded as sufficient to justify
the location here Of the "college for the
benefit Of agriculture and mechanic arts
For these reasons and others that might
be named, Richmond is the best place for
the college. An institution which must
keep up with the Announcements in me-
cbauic arts and chemistry, as well as with
the science of agriculture, ought to be in
the very focus of information and manufac-
turing industry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-23

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
On aud after Wednesday, 23d instant, pas
sengers on the Orange and Alexandra
road will be forwarded to Richmond with
out change of cars. This will be good news
10 travellers, as the transition, heretofore,
at Gordonsyille, of mails, passengers, &C.,
to other cars, was very unpleasant and dis
agreeable, particularly during "cold
spell. ~ Washington Chronicle.
We trust that this running of cars
through will be extended also to freight
trains, and that next summer, when the
fair fields Of the Piedmont region are har-
vested, and their owners desire to send
their grain to the grand manufacturing
mills of this city, they may not be again
told that it will cost as much to send II
from Orange Courthouse to Gordonsville
as to Alexandria. That is what We want
to see, and what is demanded by common
Justice and fair dealing, as well as'by the
high obligations to the State.