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hR. IA MES, formerly Of James Lock Hospital"
~ New Orleans La, (establsd in ls5O and the last
SIX years located In Chca2ote successful Specialist
can be confdentialy consulted his Office and rooms "a
Randolph Street, Corner Of Dearborn street, upon
the trsntnest Of Chron Mecrrial, Syphtc Blood and
Character~hc he without the mercury odhe
Ponssa arseDc poison but with his NEurF ALHER-a
positive cure for all humors and blood ,oisons.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS such ~ Seminal Weakness Nocturnal
ana Dmrna Emissions Brought by abuse Of the gans
early ndscreons excesses neutrality-suspicious. loss Of
memory confusion, depression. dn,ness of vision and
times insanity with deplorabe tram Of other symptoms-
treated nnI radically cured 10y niaibc method saving
time and expense All diseases peculiar t the sexual
of private character radically and permanently cured.
Old diseases OF the horrible class, where blood has
become pOisone"prOduCing hloChrs the face small
wat'ry hlis'ersmrs in the head and boncs-nlcerated
throat and nose, the limb, aud body, scroinlato
Geer with an endless number of sutlcrngs-eirctaly and
permanently cured.
Dr. AMEs is recommended by the press the country by
professors OF medical colleges and the medical profession
generally Those afflicted should apply TO him and be cured
ut once.
Dr. JAMES be consulted. conicntially 10y letter r. o.
Dr. 5bS3 Chicago, Ill., enclosing stamp return answer or
ut his Office and palnrs 81 Randolph ST. curr Deaorn
Street. from to 0P y. Ten separate rooms snd private
entrance and exits that patients In contact
with each other Every thing private ana confidential
just pnl i,hcd by Dr. James, two pamphlets spernn-
torhea and syphilis and both sent In sealed envelope any
address receipt OF ten cents three red postage stnups
june - ls65-h.
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REV. K. A. WILSON'S
Prepared Prescription for the Cure of
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
COUHS, COLD, AND

ALL THROAT AND LUNG AFFECTIONS,
BY The Of which h restored to health In weeks
alter having suffered several years with lung
ton and that dread disease consumption has been in
use over ten years with the most marked SUCCESS.
This remedy prepared from the original recipe chem
cally pure by the Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON, l65 South
"a Street, wilambugh, Kings Co., New York.
pamphlet containing the original prescription with tul
and explicit destons preparation and useogethe with
short history Of his with symptoms experience and
cure eau be obtained free ofcharge of MI Wilson, above
or by calling on or addressing,
No.. o.. E. Y. GRIG9S, Druggist .,
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Spefial gptifes.


Rational reader, if the aspect of the weather uncertain
You would not foolish enough without an
oyercoat umbrella Have the forecast then to protect
yourself this dangerous with something more inn
portan than either of these articles Strengthen yout
and SYSTEM regulate your liver and your
bowels all your and cheer your animal spirits
with that agreeable Cordial -nc and Alternative osetter
Stomach B,tes So shall you surely escape the diseases
which fen upon the feeble and the debilitaed 'sSuier
and be strong, says the proverbs e strong that YOU
may suffer- is the wiser maxm-and of all strengthen.
ing preparations this the safest srros the most genial
As remedy well antlpte for dyspepsia fever and
ague and liver disease, there combination OF vegetable
specifics present known which even approaches it in
efficacy.
ANTICIPATE TIE ENEMY.
The elements of nnumerabe diseases aoat this raw
damp, mephic VIII you defend yourself against
them not, good reader: That is the question bottle
two Of the great defensive medicine, Hostetters Bit
ters will strengthen and brace up your bodily powers
to enable them 'ug siege to scorn The morbid mat
ter which was exalei erspraon through your pores in
summer finds such free egress powerful coun-
teractng agent is therefore needed and you have it in Hos
letters Bers. They neutraze the yRaclQs n9rij from
which disease originates and regulate all the secreye organs
Nothing be more harmless Notwithstanding
potent prevent bousnes dyspepsia teyor and
ague, constipation and general debility, this wonderful
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-30

1t is perfect and wonderful article. Cures baIdae-s
Makes hair b"tt tr dressing than any OIL POM
alum Soten brash dry and wiry hair into beautiful skrn
reses But above all the crest wonder the rapiy with
which it Restores Gray Har to its Original Color
The wbest and wort looking hair resumes ts youthful
beauty by its II does not dye the hair but strikes
the root ana fills at with new live ana colurias matter
The hrst application will do good YOU VIII the Eatur-
nj cosr returning day and before know old
gray dlscolore appeal the hair will be gone giving
place to ustrous. shining and beautiful locks
Ask for Halls Sicilisn Hair Remover; other article Is
at all like il in effect.
Bee that each bottle has private Governeut Stamp
ever TIE top Of the bottle. IN others iadirns
Price sl0o. For sale by all druggists.
X. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, n H., Proprietors
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NHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
l. OTTAWA
CAPITAL paid in 100000.
JMN ARMOUR. .......... VI, p,,y5n,
JUN 2. NASH. f1Fi1gr 4


DIREcroRs
Milton H. swift, Isaae Gage,
VIM. Ilickiing. John Armour
W bushnell Chas. DelaIo,
H. lhdrne, Hugh Hamilton,
i"rehzo Leland Joel W. Armstrong,
J. y. Nash
Having organized under the National Banking Law
suceeeied 20 te business Of VIA H. ". Cushm,n ". are
opoh Tor the transaction Of general banking business
Exchange on Chicago New York. aud all the principal
cites OF the United States, bought and sold.
exchange on England. Ireland, Scotland aud CONT
Mental Europe, drawn In sums 10 suit purchasers.
corrections made throughout the state, and promptly
RENTED Tor ON day Of payment at eurren, exchange
United States, Illinois, and La Sale evunty bonds gold
silver, Sc, bought and sold.
supply Of Revenue STAN %, Of all dencs,,.
naions constantly on hAsd.
Our facilities such that or. Inducements 70 c
toners and shall endeav6rs give enr. sat,-
faction 10 those eIstrustin2 with their business
Banking hours from . A. N. te%P.M
Jan. 90. 1867.
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eclectic or New school System Of Medicine,
embracing every modern reform end improvement ia the
Medical Art Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed with
They produce OWL and lay tn. foundation for future i'll health
Parents should that hsr children ara not dosed with
sacs medicines for they be we'll afterwards. All
min raj poisons alike injurious The greatest modern
Improvement In medicine consists containing the active
medical principles Of roots and plants in concentrated
torm They Eclectic Remedies, and were never before
euslIed IN the treatment Of disease. When juicosy adj
nini't"ed they meet disease with wonderful certainty
DIR. OLIN of Ottawa
represents this great reform in medicine will attend Der
Sonay upon all forms Of disease either acute chronic or
surgical when desired Violent Diseases dptheria cholera
oronp yen.ry icver, &c. very successfully treated by
genuine Eclectic practitioners they losing any
WINE IN OLD Chronic cases they not. everywhere They
e always called upon repair the mischief produced by
other fhyscans with their skill or cure" remedies
Coughs o. 10 OF IL years standing: Catarrh with the de-
sruction OF the bones and soft tissues of the nose Com
sumption, with partial loss Of lungs Syphilis with fonl
nicei aon and loss OF parts Hip disease wsinabity To
Walk scrosions diseases Of every variety and severity
Deafness, from to 20 continuance Rheumatism with
enlarged aud anchy!oSed joints Spcrmatorrhea with een
ta Diseases OF the Eye &c, &C. have been cured and all
(which will DO mos, happily referred TO for e beu.0t If
those similarly afflicted lie warrants cure in al, c,se ot
Fever and Ague.
Diseases OF Women and Children specially treated Medicine
ana sug" Instruments OF every variety expressly adap,.d
IL These various complaints Consult him dec 22-sp-tf
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RR's CATHARTIC PILLS

ARE the perfect pur x.ys able produce and
a think has yet been made BY anybody Their
iecE have abundantly shown TO the community how much
tney excel tho otter medicines In They safe aud
pleasant ~ take, bat powerful Their penetrating
properties stimulate the vita activities 9th. body ths
They pun the foul humors which breed grow
per- stimulate suggish disorers their natural
action and HPsFt tone and strength 10 the whole system
Not only do they cure the day complaints Of everybody
but formidable and dangerous diseases While they produce
pow, rul effects they nj the time In diminished
doses III" safest aud best physc that lie employed for
chldre Being they tks; and,
being purely Vegetable entirely harmless Ours have
been made that would spsss belief they snbstap
picion Of untruth Many cergymen aud
certify TO the public the reliability Of remedies while
Others have sent tho II their conviction that
Preparations contribute immensely the rc1of ac
ed felow-men.
Tho Agent below named Is pleased " furnish gratis or
AHecen Almanac containing directions for the theAS
medicines and certificates of their of the following
plants - on
Costveness, Bilious Complaints Rheumatism Drops,
Heartburn Headache arising from foul stomach Nausea
digestion Morbid fnaetion of thu Bowels and Pain arising
herefrom, Fatuency Loss Of Appetite all Diseases which
qufre an yacuant medicine. They also, by purifying the
bleodand stimulating the system complaints which
IT would not be supposed they could reach such Deafness
Partial Kindness Neuralgia and Nervous Irrabity, De-
engagements Of the Liver and Kidneys Govt and other kin
dred disorders arising from low state of the BODY Or oil
structions Of its functions g..
Do not be pnt by uupncpled dealer. with other prep
ar,ieis which they make profit. Demand AYERS
and take others The sick the aid there for
them and they should have it,. AZ sssQas
Prepared by DIX. j. c, AVER Co., Lowell Mass aud sold
by all Druggists and dealers In medicine everywhere.
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@eniraI.
T AIDES. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
The Real Ve|pau Female Pills |!


these Pills. SO celebrated
many years ago in Paris, for
the relief Of female irregu-
larities, and afterwards for
their criminal employment
in the practice Of abortion,
are now offered for sale for
the first time in America.
They have been kept in com
paratiye obscnriiy from the
fact that the originator. DR..
Velpau, is n physician in
Paris, Of great wealth, and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-30

"a LOA REWARD !-Strayed from the pasture OF y.
Is XVI r. Anbnrv. miles northwest OF ottawa, Aug.
lGt aSORREh HcRsi very high in the hips and low il
e back nbou wears old has scar on the inside OF the on
thigh above the stne uiu Whoever will return the same
10 WllITE a IiANBlRi'S Brewery, Ottawa, will receive
me aboVc reward. ~ 81 Sep 2l-tf.
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CPECTACLESATO O. TKASHk'S sESNgELRN
- STORE.-Thc real Brazilian pebble glass The purity
and transpar snGNSf tssii vsiifrely sspt te to- tho
organ OF sight. UGn SATISFY ~ ono u their geuucness
Something never bs~rs kas ;HSys, .nss .suras
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Gardeners Rheumatic ana Neuralgia Con

ENrdntr's KhcNMMti0 and Neuralgia NOin-
pound.
CHICAGO November 18TH 1866.
MIR. r. II, GARDNER, Proprietor Garancr's Rheumatic and
Neuralgia Compound
Sr-iayng been alicted with the Neuralgia IN my ij,re
for six months, friend induced To try your Compound
and can chccrully say found it the only reiriand re-
commend Il all who troubled with the Neuralgia.
Yours Respectfully. A. Hooru, 7
Oyster DEALER, cor, Madison Dearborn Stsl
Ey side .i'ys D'rmics Srs, NJ i9SsSs and Berki&
Koch. .slsaatR-se'essF dpcSly
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1nOO 600 esAGE HEDGE l PLANTS,

IODO.OUV good silei large stock Of Apple
Trees . to yrs old rinnracing 40 varieties of the hardest
and hes. or the oiime Evergre,s, large stock Norway
Spruce [ 70 feet high. SCOTCH Austrian and White Pine.
Arhor Ia Iemlpck IAich, &ca Silver Maple Box Edcl
Ash snow Bk. iecI &c: Crates Currants. Strawhcrre>
and tlsus, berries .nl or sale, at low prices. by
Farm Ridge Oct. 10. 6t -6mot E.MGR BALDWIN,
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Our Terms are CASH. hence tho money must be sent wit
orders ioneicncs Itcosts from five dollars to fifteen d.
per month, 10 doctor with which includes medicines
EaArhe Poor will be favored
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-30
OnflIrAl{K

ni.rShl ED ilI LIFE on The ntrni,,y nj m, .p,,,
Sp" NJ Mhdavllln Srl Hore, in All SsI,ts paris,
1 .rnN anort ahd painful tncsa Mrs MtIiY n rTi
tVS: 'ohaort 81 Mr.. e. ". TIIIn. ami y,,,,.i
unohnt'r "a taitaih lHpMA@ ami ELIZA H. SunrIs n..
,mtiS S''eh !'hT5 i've months HIi twenty ,layr .fJ,
deceased wa kind and lu,in,. wife mn, MI r,i,
nsuShsf h'lri -iser, and a riirl f., s,I wI,
slie WI acquainted Slir wus ,,rrfrcly r,,,,,'' "h @
hri happy May her tJnl Ics pence /. ti. .,urrr
PRAYER oi tue writer oT the following; lines W.
We have i"stnly Iuhl"d her cold white Iua,,t
Lovingly over her hrrasJ;
We have Kissed the pale lpA f,rcvrrInnrr closed
And laid hor down gently to rest
We have lail her !" rest with void in n,,r hearts.
III unynish w,lh aT!r her tomb
ict VIC would mol recall rr where .ar;h's rliy wins
bn2ht thr iowers IA their lorcilc-i bloom.
W. would not recall h'r. Ahl no. she has cour
-, Mnrrn iho'5 slirScs trouble no moro
10 inst brantf home the Land oil ill.,, BIrst
On HAT beautiful shinng shor.
li'lnc for us all I'm the skies " F>'
Aud wO know that tlr Oir W. h.y, I,,.,J =, ,y,u
uns Raicl that Par stlis" -.
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The wilmington Journal Of Saturday says:

phia, and ". P. Clydo and ssppho, for New York,
sailed from this port to-day. BY Teieroncc to our
marine reports it will be seen that the two lattor
had very small freights something unusual with
our port. Froights by these two vessels wcro
taken to-day at very low rates-25a3O centH on
rosin, GO cents on turpentne, and 81 per balo vli
and almost unprecedented influx of vessels for tho
past two weeks.
Ihese fntes arc not by any means to be looked
tanned for inward fre,ghts being such as to make
quick tripa absolutely necessary. Thcao rates wero
tafen TO get the steamer Of rapidly as possible;
coming In rather slowly, but To trust our county
friends will send 1t along with their usual dIspstci,
and prouptitude.
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Tho following figures show In striking manLer
the rapid growth Of Prussia within period Of lit
tie more than two conturiGs Under tho Hlector
FREDERICK I. Prussia consisted Of ~ square miles
OF territory, inhabited by population OF lss6oo
under King FREDERICK I. OF 1881 square milos OF
territory, and a population OF 1871 900; under
FREDEaIoE II. OF 1916 square miles Of territory,
and 6. $50 900 inhabitants; under FRrDERIoK VII
LIAM ~. Of clos square mics Of territory, and
16 900 inhsbitants, and Il now has 6S92 square
miles Of territory, and 24,o0o, 900 inhabitants.
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.TuE RlcBMoND DIapArcn OF Saturday, speaking
of tho October number. Of tho GdtdIY, says:
There is in il 80 most unjust and cruolly falso
papor on tho Poor Whites of the South by Mr.
E. d. sEABRooE, who claims to be Southern man.
We cannot understand what satisfaction tho author
could have derived from drawing such picture oi
Southern people, poor or not, al such time, when
orery consideration Of humanity and generosity
Hhou.i paralyzo any hand Qet alono any Southern
hand) that attempted to draw It. Certainly nc
sense OF duty could have impelled Mr.. sEADRooE
to it, By universal consent, tho bird TINT soils itf
own most Ia not regarded as q pattern Of neatnes:
and propriety."
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TIE FLoURIsHINa STATE OF DuSDEE.-A corres-
pondent Of London paper writos as follows from
Dundee, where the Scientific Association meets
this year:
sYory few towns owe more to the energy OF it's
people than Dundee. II is the Glasgow OF the
east Of Scotland. Both as seaport and o manu-
featuring town its Importance IS increasing rap
idly Here, as nearly everywhere in Scotland,
even TO the villages, tho 'aat' system prevails.
This giyos Dundee better Bliow Of Htreet archi-
lecture than many English towns Of tho Same size.
But 1t coops up ninety thousand inhabitants with
IN narrower iimits Than would bo allowed them on
the south OF tho Tweed. One seldom finds an
Engli3hman Who likes tho system, aud rarely q
Scotsman who will not contend thnt 1t is tho best
and the only one to house the people oil Scotland
at all
The fax and jute works in Dundee arc of great
size. 1t is quito curiosity to see 800 10 & OOO
workpeople 1eavo tho mills Of Baxter Brothers &
Go. Sir David Baxter, the uncle OF the member OF
Parliament, is tho representative of tho iirm. He
il known, and deserves to bo, throughout tho
kingdom ns. the donor OF a handsome park to the
ancient burgh. For the last fifteen years tho nat
Of jute IL tho manufacture Of yarns, carpets, snck
ings, and tho like has bsen rapidly extending til
this nero Indian grasa has become tho most i'm
portant staple Of one Of the largest industries il
tho kingdom Tho American war gayo an impctu
to Dundee 1t did to Belfast, which will SIR pris
many Of it's scientific viBitors."
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Rep ublicani,m ,n Greenvllle.

The Rev. J. NJ. RuHIos, in communication 10
the GreenvilIe Enterprise, announces his adhe-
sion to tue Republican party, and gives his views
at length. We mako some extracts in order to
show what the advocates Of the Republican party
think of the organization. From the Iottcr We
infer that Mr.. RuHIoN Is soutlerner who has
changed his views since the war. He says:
,"As to tho Union League, which is so much
apoken against its aims arc tho nloHt patriotic.
It's rituals and exercises contain not one word any
loyal man would rcflss to heartily endorse. Its
teachings are loyalty, peace, law and order. Those
@ sanisation, and to- to create Inc impresson tha. its
object il to create strife and division in tho
country coDfiscate, repudiate, produce socul
as these, are ignorant OF its aim, objects aud pro.
ceedngs, or are guilty Of the basest misrepreBen-
tations We are the peace. making party OF TIC
and although ils labor is in tho very present, It's
fruits will be repaid by oil future generations to
come. Wo now number oYor twenty-five hundred
| in tho District Of GreenYille.
So far as social equality, resulting from the cleo.
tive franchise 10 conccrIed i is too insignificant
to talk abont 1t ID perfect disgrace to the Anglo
own race than to believe its tasto can DO corrupt
oil, or ts virtue prostiutod by ct OF jusico tc
our unfortunate people, as the negroes are and he
who utters the continent libols his mother ant
slanders his kindred. May never 30 far fnrge
my sense of dignity, and the feeling Of respect due
to my countrymen, AZ to think 1t necessary to dc
: fend thom against so disgusting an impntation
Let him who tutors Euch sentiments believe it,
will not. Congress, in all its legalation, haH move
intimated any such reckless and unbocoming non
sense as social equality with tho negro raco. Al
, they have asked OF tls is simply conccdo to tn
negro tho right Of suffrage, reconstruct, reorgan
ize your State government upon the basis Of polit
cal equality, and in conformity to the Constitution
al Amendment Of the United States, and your Stat
| shall be admitted in tho Union.
. | would like TO sec all disabilities removed, and
hope they will be in due time. will sign all suc
petitions. Lot tho tTo past Of our lives suffice
: 10 have wrought the will OF the Gontiles Lot II
all turn our eyos forward and all strike hands 10
tho hopeful future Let Governor Brown, Of Geo,
3 gia and tho brave General Longstreot, and hoi
!; | OF others, be our example. Lot ua hope wish an
:, pray for better tirnea. Let MS know no South q
u North, no East nor West, bat one great and gran
T Republic OF FREQ, enlightened and happy psopl
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Dcnicstic Markets.

NOON DISPATCH.
NEW YoRK, September 2S-Flour l5s26 letter.
Wheat 1a2 better for Spring, sa5 better ior West
ern. Corn Rye and Oats uuiea Mess Pork heavy
at $2S s7i. Lard steady. Whiskey quiet. Cot ton
dull at 22t. Turpontine 57!a5s. Rosin steady.
EVENING DISPATCH.
NEw York, September 29.-AIoney easy at 6a7.
Gold dull at 1881. Governments hoavy nd lower.
'62 coupons, 13a. Specie exports Today, $4,000;
weeks shipment Of currency westward, $4,000, 900.
BANK STATEMENT Decrease in loans, s2,S75.-
200; increase in specie, 1878 900: increase in crcu-
aton. s10s, 900; decrease in deposits si,61 ,Oo0;
decrease IN tenders, 81 TIT 900.
CNcMNArI, September 2s.- Flour nrmer and
unchanged; Extra sl0a 1925; Family S11 q l1.25;
Fancy, s12 1850 Wheat frmer and n shade
higher. Corn dull and lower; % 95. Mess Pork
offered at s24. Bacon Shoulders. 1885, Clear Sides,
174. Lard, lag.
LOUISVILLE, September 2s--Flour frm: Super
tine 81 775 Corn sholled 81 l5 Ear, s1.10. Bacon
Shoulders, 14l; Clear Sides, 1Sl, packed.
BALTIMORE, September 2S.-Flour and wheat un-
changed. Corn dull and scarce. Oats steady.
Rye firm. Provisions active and steady. Cotton
very weak; middlings 224a2S.
WILMINGTON, September 2s.--spirits Turpentine
dull at 5sA. Rosin dull at 81 % for common
strained.
MOBILE, September 2s- Cotton dull an,l unset
tied; mddng nn,ninay 10; sales Is lales; receipt
292 bales.
New ORLEANS, September 2s.-Cott0n castor +;
sales 1926 bales Low Middling 1saa19. Receipts
2l7 bales exports, 5Ss bales. Sales for the week
1925 bales receipts For tho week, 1888 bales Ex-
ports for tho week, 2207 bales. Stock, 1886:
bales. Flour quiet and steady; fiuperiino $40
double Extra $40 SO. Corn firm and unchanged
Oats scarce at 80. Pork quiet and firm at s37
Bacon Shoulders and Sides dull; Hams in fail
demand, and unchanged. Lard quiet and 1rm
prime tierceB 14la15. Gold 14it. Sterling 56a59
New York 81 ght ial premium.
SAVANNAH, September 2s-Co.on irregular au'
no demand; Middlings nominally at &c.,; receipt
1121 bales.
Weather cool and raining all day. Reports c
the crop are conflicting.