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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-29

GENERAL FITz JOHN PORTkR's CAsE-Toe
Army and Navy Journal is informed that FitZ
John Porter does not ask, nor does he DESIRE
a new court martial. What he asks is, that the
War Department shall detail board Of Officers
10 examine his case, with the light thrown
upon it by such additional testimony as he
dent what action they deem advisable to be
IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-29

@An ingenious arrangement for raising
water is on exhibition in New York, aud is
SAID supplies the power for flour mill in
Virgins. The process is to introduce steam
the exhaust Of a non. condensiug engine is
sufficient-into reservoir connected by a pipe
with supply Of water below, and then, by
jet OF water, TO coEdense the steam, creating a
vacuum which is instantly filled with water
to be discharged into hume or reservoir, from
W hich il is carried to the water wheel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-29
DIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

GEORGE l., WILD, formerly Tuner and Aren't
for VIM. kNABE CO, of Baltimore,
subsequently Tuner and Re pairer. and 49,
Tuner OF sTEINWAY'S PIANOS at Met-i 9Il
Zerott Music Store. now of GEORGE L. WILD
BRO. ; Plane Forte Mandatory, No. 49S
Iith street, between Pemsy lvania ave. and st
continues TO give special attention 10 tuning and
r. pairing Pianos.
Pianos, Parlor Organs, and other Instruments
Italian and other strings, always for sale at very
prices. sc % I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-29

~ John Cassidy, of Hartford, CT has ac-
cepted the challenge of James Sullivan, of
Providence, 10 climb 1OO poles for SlOO q side
against time. The poles are to he erected,
forty TO the mile, and each man is to climb far
enough 10 touch the top Of each, descend, run
to the next and SO on TIL the foolish operation
is finished. One must do the whole before
the other begins, and the one who performs
the task In the shortest time wins. The match
will take place near Willimanuc.
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8e0imAmmaem.

6Ssine poHitdnbige biIsIi1e @ef9iGte Der Belt.
Die befief biIiefte tIr6 beIebrenbite Samllien
8sitf9rift in Der unior.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-06

meine Mitbiirser aller 9arteien bon Der
8i6tiefeit, ia, abioIuten gfotbtuenSis'
teit gu iber3eusen, rubig gu bIeiben,
quite Srbnuns gu bdlten anO sebulbige
llnterlperfuns eeeen Die @eietei iopie
Frengc Slusfabruns berielba iiberau
BinnerbaIb Der @renjen 6es Staates gu
bef0rbern. gerbre6en an lOgaIen 8iir'
germ, lpeiB ODER f5luar3, uuO 8erlesua.l
gen oes gBabIseleses iinb ale Oas gSert
idledter NenfGen, Delde 3Uiftiafeiten
6erbor3urufen iuden, uno ipsrOen nidt
ee6uloet neroen. : -
gertdnbige rno erfabrens Mfaaner
lperoen nit Dem 9sefebIe Der v9tational.
earoe" in iebem County, ipobin lie bers
leet tperben, betraut unb aneeiuiefen
perben, aue euten 8iirser, obaeieben
ION politiIden 8arteien, Su befdiben
tlnb Nl0rber, &duber uno anoere Sc
iebesiibertreter 3u beitrafen. llnb ole
0ln3abI Der in Den aftipen DienIt be-
rufenen Sruppeu piro Oerrnebrt ODER
berabgeiest merOen. ie nadoem fid oas
CUTE onsr idIedte 8etrasen bes golfeS
berausiteIIt. Wait Der Soffnuna, bab
biele YrotIamation Die Sdnoe oes iopa>
len @oIfes uEieres Staates frafti9en
unb fir Die 8ufunft begeiitern, ioipie bic
Oislonalen bon neitern setualttbdtigen
SanoIunaen abldredeu tuirO, 9ebe i'd
bieleIbe a@tun9spou aus meinen San.
ben nit Der @ieOerbolitng meiner 8er<
| lderung, SaB id ipirftid iiieine, mas
| id fage, unb bab Die @gneralberiammsl
lung nit Der palIirun9 bieies Militdrs
geiebeS in @rnit mar. .z lss5ea r,sz
Ills. )3un3eu9nib beien babeid) nieine
unterIdrift bierlinter 9elsBt unb
! -laazoas 9roBe StaatsTs9el i'm @Tesu<
tinoeportement gu @aibbiile ant
25. Sage bes Sebraer 1857 gu
~ atta@iren befoblen. 3, NE sa' -, !
gSilIiant 8. 8rptpmIptp,
SberbefebIsbaber a. I. NJ. sssa
staatszeitung Memphis Post, Mclinvi lie Entire.
| Sh byviIle Republican, Greenvile Era and 10 es~
DO flag win each copy three times week y.lP.aT
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-06

49, sm mafaf Asafss $50 ~ - A.ssgsAsst
81 ssvtz sHa S41sssg rs.s9 sfss t.Ssr - - =
4lssnasFfa.s4 2. s1sa seEfas ,asszssz 1iss
issHhG Aas &f a80s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-06
- -
.i. 8artleft's
eUerbefTerte .S1dbmaf6ine
Il , ] iiir ben 5amlIiengeb eaha J
sgtieSIiG erIanbt uHter Vatetnrn BON oOpe,
gBberlr y. WltlppL Wreser II.
9alsr d. ter glnstt'lGtn
9aabmaI9tnev 60.

I'd NHs AgMH&
s.Die snalse btufse 4aGi4ine, weL4e bese9Ast ID,
BbeeAeEw. DtEfon's ltBher gbsb @ishwegbe5R
Diefe Waf9inen befteu, fSgwes, f9Iaeen Elm, bins
esln nd3en % JaItsa nre iEdsE aHt he pPEshss6fte
saaerhat ME sitfd@ gema1E fib, teB Re siagr sSeu
Trmsfte ebne meftere 81 E9fttoHeh ais tfe eG6e Elm
SlitegianDges GireEar eiebf iberianet met6eH fBns
eezen, ubb Ia4 weien ctr aiisb 10 Jahren Iei9f
esetGerfen kaE1ns mite mGA f& 6ahDbRbem mRat fseteg
s9afsrCrbnHng baIses tdHsts aF ssss ass s.
5ebe Nfafdine fuir0 gdrantirt.
& sa~ 4seutsn perfenstJ salSr mo atgssrt
xomMii fpnsd ba1kels w5e On eeef nAnstfA @ai4ihe
kSerDen De5akA &# W 80
fleter eirenlare, Debtngnneen u. I. %, penbe nan
f4 i4rtttItds HadbemspaGaN enc Gents 6remarse
q. espeHs, ensrps Nesgt,
8tmmer no. 8, % 8roabpap, NeD york,
"a, .ssS. man s9' 81 = s s'' Esn sI e.
s&nAss go MsflN&asfa@ ssp asassssS agasaSs
.asEaas9szs 81 ;stss sisesz He9rNssI zss8
ssaas y
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-06
9arper'o @eeflD,
elegant burdues illuitrirt.
&mbfcrtpttpmem.

80 8. i 8 8 Il"
Ole Serausssbsr babsn Elm Sgtem NIT benz qOfss
Gepartement einsefibrt, bur3 weI5es fie Ods gasas
siHe, iopie Hre seetIp Senens rpeIde es uorsieben
efeIben brett pou bet Office hes 9eraas9ebers
besieben, NIT 20 Gents pro Sabr ;uieuSen perOen
ieSo mus sieier Betras an bic goitsOffiee bes Subs
fcribenten, besoHlt psrSen. POftmeiter oser aeute
bic fir Clubs 2eitunsen 81 besieben wtn1en etboI'
ten auf gerIanseu Show Bills.
8eDimAnnaeil. ea
6drper's gEeetIp fir Sabr $500.
Gine Grtro Summer, pom g9eetlp rpie DON Raaas
sine, rpiro ieoem Club, Der auf 5 9iummerii $500
abonnirt, gratis perdbfoIgt.
6ebIenec Nummsrn t0nnen ieberset naageltefert
IpetDen.
Sine gtei5eMfoIge nIer gummern bes Sabres ppm
4arpers 9eetIn Iperoen ourh Grpref, fre pol unfos
item unO nieolt9 gebnnben fur 81 perianbt. gine
pnait6nsiee Ausgabe, nean 5abrgdage umfnffene,
rirD bel Girienpung nom $5.25 pro sSdbrSane, nit
g1rsabIung Der Trdn7 port=8oitcn perf6t6t rperbe.
SerS sabFsaas eri9sint ant tftsn Saiiua 1857 polls
- lrper S sSrpfbers,
24Sba rautltn Square; Nep gprt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-06
''YreB It. Silne6'
(tdglitb une nod cntli6),

(tdglitb nae no d clitliG)
Dies lift has ensise IOpaIe caIutt, nit ausnnbme Der
rStaats se ttune e., weI9es IN Rafbuine herauss
geseben nrS. Bon allen bier er56einenben BIdttern
bot es bic erSBte girtuIation HnS lit es has of;ieHe
Organ hes Staates. Gs bat cine stoBe GirflIation
m RorSen iowObI aIs aud I'M Sibsn unb gei9dftss
Ieute t6nnen tein befieres Anseisen =ebum finSen.
Gas taeIife gIatt entb6lt bic Ietten mn6 poaFdns
bieen teleercpbii9en Beritbfe pom poIitiitea nno
commentators rnb aHgemeinen Neti9feiten. Die
aofaIneuistetten Der StaSt unb rlmsebuns merben
ausfbrIid beridbtet un6 in ie6er sinbt nimmt 6iez
es 8Iatt ben erten aug ustter ben biesen 3eituns
sen elm. a
Die Greisuifie Oes fOmmenben Sabres rperbeu pom
SrterefIe fein. tleberaH 1T bas 2anb in anfresuns.
uiib binnen Sturgeon merben bic mi1tigften aebenss
fruaen erortertuilS entfiehen weroen 98r piinfbtn
baber, eaB uns oas Iopale Bolt III benz toutRenben
@abianpfe nit allen in ibrcn ardften itebenSen
itteIn untertisen m69en, unb unierem 8Iette IN
chem Heinen 9orfe oSer 6Ieden i'm State Serbreis
tuns su seben. Su 8Htunft, uie bas in Der Bergans
eenbett gef9eben, Ipirb 6as 8Iatt Der ernilie Ser
tbeiSiser Der Sheen unb rnsipen unieres sesenpdrz
tigen Gonsrefies fein.
Infer SobSRoOm 1T in ieSer Sinii6t ponftdnSis
eineeri9tet uns mir tSnnen an S6neIi9tett nn6
glieoIi9teit uibt eeboten iperben. 4erfenen, ueIe
9rHdfachen anssefdbrf baben 1poHeu, zfSnnen ND
auf ercelente Musfibruns seeebener &nHrdse 81 ben
biliefen greifen perIoheR.
ysan abreiiile g
SJref anD Shines Co.,
sfo, s Sfortb @berrp Street
SfafbpifIe !. =. Senheffce. <
27iep
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as. 0eseti 1ns5ebrune. .ss
Sirop hipophesphite de ehaux unter
az Observation-Disclosures 8altlgrup.
Stses nes eiIniE pirtt BET Sls
Symphonic es iofnEt befeitist,
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gSiaia1it s.. 8rpipmIpsp,

Staatszeitung, Memphis Post, McMinvi lie Entire.
prise Chattanooga Republican, Knoxville Wing.
Sh byvile Republican, Greenvie Era and 10 es~
DO flag win each copy three times week at :.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-06
gserSauunes NyaftilleIs u. 3elt1el
80 Oo,,.;,, Sii R,ifnHt

saures ber mebi3tnif9en Ataoemte IN 4ae's' l'-
;ees aefdlitadpoiIe Brepar1tif pirb non ben eren
aer,ten Trautrei6s unb Gneldnbs seeen ale araf,ts
beten 6et gerbauHnss 9gertssenge ole gastra 9te,
genbemstiebe[ &C. nit grcsem Grfplse ansepdttet.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-06

3isIss Srn&bans 1T san3 peri9ieben i'm Yrin
y Mns Hilton pom trsens einsm an srn ia Sts
sraud5 ..rS BAT ieotn wtui9enswettbsn Orthett
namIi9s:gis 8fs#Aa9 sE ~
y s. 1T Ieidt, rsiali3 uus beqnem !; tein Druid
auI ben Radeu nit ims uno aHs'uenOtser Se<
pssung.s 81 q -
., es cot feine Sebers ober gutter.; ser anopf 1T
nit unS Sauerbait unS 0bforbirt fetnen s9wetB !;
Druid lit slei6mabi5 uuf aIs 9OSens5beile, Obue
er bic .Suerntuttfde Goroe Beribrt, (eine Gigens
DAFT. biefsinarbsres Bru9banS bett Iuie Oit pd'l'
Edfeis Ser RaricoceIe, Bel Seen bic bic be 1ebene
Arten setrasen buben brseust 10, oo bic Apert're
pom Druid befreit 1T, burd abbefiue SnEansmntton
eft ssi9Ipfen ipirb, an6 70 cine SelnHs ssrtstt'
81 IS vast fi irscnb elmer Steunns an fam itir
eSes MIter aneeoenbet per6ett; tanu itdl aus BEN
,gIds seporfsn rperben nod tann bic r5ntetine@
.Surd5 Saefbe in irsenb eine Spannnng nser 8e,ueS
,9nng foreirt wereen, ss4 s.sss "a ss-t ~ az
~ Gs IT nidt eOmpIiiiirt ano tann ni6t onbsr
,ErSnnnq fonIHlen. -
81 s III bps einaise grnoban6 in Siefem aanSe,
iSos sauernS BEN bartnddigen iomobl ruie iin9ften
pa nienlals ;pei 5dae pom 5erria sIei, 70 TT pers
pSuIide GraRination u6tbig nnb mus ieoes 5rftrus
Aient fur ben Gebran9 befOnSers ansepabt iuerSen.
&efestnsen t0flnen in Steisr gtaSt abseseben pers
en- iiber sale non zln s
= ss SIM IN 3riBio SnhraIt,
BE bard sieies Snftrameat psrmanent eurir
wMrben.N r-iss sss 49,
vie RittbeiIansers abreFtre manan
Or. .. ct. 6. Terris,
- s5s 49, saaispiue, 7ennsifee,
SabrtiGnt uns aueiniser GisentbHmer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05

SHOT X TIE NEca.--Lsmuel Riley, of
Ottawa, and Augustus Cutlia, of Farm
Ridge, met in n frien lily way, as gentlemen
should, on "Wednesday morning, at Mother
Sulzberger's, and, in honor Of tho season,
had q ''zwei glass lager" Then they pro-
posed further to prolong their Intercourse by
indulgiHg IN a setto at The coed old presby>
terrain game of "seven up or some other
game at cards equally orthodox. But in the
excitement of play, they losi-what !: very
BAD to lose at all times their temper. The
dispute ran high, when finally, as q climax
to the Argument, Lemuel drew pistol and
propelled a bullet iAto the neck of the un-
happy Augustus. The ball entered below
the ear, and passing around the back of the
neck under the skin, logged on the opposite
side, whence it was shortly EDWARDS re-
u,eyad by Dr.. Dyer. The wound il a painful,
though, 1t is thought, not dangerous enc.
Mr.. Riley is patiently awaiting tho issue in
the county Jail
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05


HARRY N:T TeAR.-Nen's idess about
/ enjoyment vary. Jones, say and festive
bachelor, lies & champaign dinner With i
few loon Companions At the restaurant
Smith, confirmed Benedict, prefers sober
family dinner at home: while Brown. who &.
unsoc'zl AMI selfish. rz..res w.-l ~ p;p7 and
bottle to his own room
Daniel Forl, who halls from the iowa Of
Freedom. conceived tia! to esjoy Nsw-Ieal
theprecise thing wi,lil be TO come to U.tsga
aud have b; 2 spree. Possibly to keep an
eye On hira during h- hiiari:T, he brought
with him lis Oldest bay. Ia Of eight s.,s.,
mers; and {, wa4 toreLius tc see how faith,
fully the lad ke.t in sight Il the '',Ar.ent,
IS he nearde-eI tom -groseree to grocer.
rs ten and fifteen cent drinks, however.
were expensive, Daniel supplied himself
with jqz of the real old rot, froai which
he could take frequent rot4;jo"s without The
bother o: s'aiiins sz,-ji ,hsnge. His "en>
ioyaleEt had reached IS GENE. when Daniel
encountered . coan!e Vt youn. blades. who
beFef him Of Liz jug. Daa beggel-pro-
teste!-sEorc Threatened, but to no pur,
pose. Then he proposed to go in on his
mnse'e. Another failure. y plank tripped
him rt=->hs Sidewalk slapped him III tie
face-ie Sacta whole brick block came rush.
ing at hin, and he grasrei Il friendly lamp
pest foE protection. Losing his grip On Ihls,
a cur5 Stone hit him III the face, inA;c.iag
wound froa, which the blood flowed profase>
ly. At this stage, tie faithful ment4r, vLo
had thus far never lost sigh. Of him, began
to cry bitterly. a kind hearted gentleman
tried to pscify the boy by giving him candy
and raisins. but without ayal Another
kindly took him home with him for the
night, leavimg the british "parient'' TO bis
fate. Next morning Dsne woke up in tie
calaboose; whence having been let OF with
a simple admonition, he stArled for home,
whittier the boz had preceded him, with his
ileas about real enjoyment" somewhat
rsyo!utionised.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05
Realization.

The Baptist church propose TO open tLeir
main audience room for public worship, on
the sscont sa5a.h in Janutry.
Unexpected delays in til, finishing up
process, rsrder tbs postpoaemeI.t beyond
tina time promised in our last unavoidable
The church is SO E.r completed. however,
that we can speak OF It's interior arrange
meat a. admirable. not only for convsnienc.
and comfort, but il the rich, yet plain and
sober style Of finish adopted, 50 much more
appropriate in house devoted to the sclsnn
matter of public worship, than the CANDY
tinsel. 50 o.ten seen in such pIaees
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05

TsIa l.iae- .4~.uei by Dr. J. II. scszxcK OF Phila-
de- a g. iat.al=i Dissolve the food and niks II
riyae Ga. f.at T-1-ss of digestion. By eivtHsnS The
stsa-ea with ssaak's Naadrake Pis tue Ty.i5 soon
rest0I > t5a apostle and food tia; could be eaten
before usias H hs easily dsested
C.nsamptisu csua1t be erred BY sehcncks pgla.gai-
Syrup z-es tie .Ja:laeh anu liver male healthy an
the arpets;- restored hence the Tonic and Pills
gu-7-l ia nearly a.. y case OF consumption. haif
dozo. I,t.l-s OF the sGAWgaO ToNIU aud L4res or
fiz- taz-s Of tie MANDRAKE PILLS viii cure aay
o1dili.a case o. usspG-a.
Br.-S-IaScz HtSss professional visits in New York
Doeton AMI at his praepsI ofye in Phila,eIpi every
week. daily par Of each place or his pamphlet on
consu.a f;i1n, for lis days for yisi ;atisn-
Please observe when pu-ehs-ins t-t ths two Ik
Is % lie Doctor on- when in the last stage of c. sn7
ton .n3 the other Il. in p-r;srt health
the Go'rrn--su stamp
syll by AL Druggists and Dealers prise $3.50 pr b-tts.
or so the half toz-u. All letters for s1rios should be-.
addressed Dr.. S-IsSCzs Principal Once. NO. IS North
9th Street Philadelphia, Ia.
C.qer1l Wholesale gents: DcElss Ssrnss Co n /
9 5 Hacs, Baltia Nd; John D. PARK, Cintinus;i.
0.y: Walker T,yo., Chiclzo, Il; Collin. Bros, ST.,
Louis, 10. IstS.ea. mo ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05

More FIxr PoRKi-Ex~ Sheriff Milligans
seven hogs, Of which we ventursd to boast a
little in cur last, we're slightly beaten by I
'pig let's brought TO market by Mr. II. D
Olmstea1, Of Freedom, Oh Thursday. This
lot eversgiag about Is months in age, weigh
I'd Coz, 465, 429, 422, $780, $50, 32s,-average
435, which is several pounds above Mr.. Mil>
Ggan's acreage. The heaviest, barrow,
was two years old, whlle the two lightest were
but yer OLD They wsro taken By Oln-
stead, Shler & Co, at tho top market figure.
These were pure Chester Whites, in rais>
ingswhlch, IS The reports of our County Far
attest, Mr. 0. has had decided success. He
requests us 10 say that he viii have quite q
number CT pigs for sale in spring, for which
lie is now taking orders, fortelivers in spring
and summer s.sr ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05
Portraits,

Dropping into Mr.. BowMAS's L me Art Gallery
the other day, were somewhat surprised to
see the faces of 50 many OF cur friends Smiling
upon us. The portraits adjoining his nagnif-
cent reception room certainly superior to
any thing the kind we had seen in the city. As
hkenessss. they speak for themselves; in purity
Of color and deIicacy IF handling, we do not he
hcve they can be excciled. i life size portrait
on canvass, OF the Rev. ". X. Wbittlesey, par
ticularly challenges the visitors attention. 1t
is almost lite itself In fact, we came near tip
ping our hat to Brother W, in way no less
amusing than perhaps complimentary to the
artist, who has certainly succeeded mary ellous-
" in catching Mr. WIS usually happy express
sion.
We assure all lovers Of the fine arts, and of
truthful Ekenesscs in particular, that they can
spend an hour nowhere more pleasantly and sa-
tisfactorily than in visit to Mr.. BowNAXs gor-
geous Picture Parlor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05

= isMoTAL--iisi!ey It Bro f, mLo haze hlh>
erto kept family grocery stoge, o. the cor
uer Of Main aud Clinton streets, are now
.y1cyirg their es.i.b..t snsnt into tho room
lately occupied By R.-O. Black, on Main ST..
few doors vest Of La Sale. Tier stock
has always b,en equal to that OF any other
similar establishment in the city, aud in
changing their Locations, they have nsie
heavy additions OF nsw a I'll desirable goods
il the family Grocery list. They are pleas
ant gentlemen to deal with, ard always 20
the far thing. 30
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05

NV FIns--Nessrs J. .; olmstead, Eenry
SLuer and J. f. Lamb, all we'll known to Il g
people Of this city and county as first elias.
business men and men Of means, have forms
ed a copartner4hiP under the firm nane Of
O.mssesd, SauIer & Co, aal propose to enter
largely iato the srain aad general produce
business. They are at present picking up
about al The pork that comes iat5 the ci;y,
paving the top Egure, IS indeed 'hsy propose
to 90 with merry every Other articles the
farmers can bring in. They are reliable,
sabs;aut.al, Lono5s,'s nen,dese. yiag ofeYerY
coailcace- Their d quarters .rv At the
CID O!ms.eai ware house, on the basin, near
the Illinois River Bridge.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05
New uSir

Kitty Carew Song Music BY j. l.. Hut>
R9sena- Popular Song OF / femezzins
Lake CT Como-byJ. c.. j.;
Hour of Sweet RsPose for Alto
and Basso Voice, by I. Il. Howe;
Hurry Burly Calop-By Carl Faust;
Auburnjale schottische-By 6. d. Smith,
and
SlHe. Birdie, Sing-By Brimley Richards
All new pieces, jast issued BY Oliver Dit
son & Corr Washington street, Boston,
and mailed, post PAID, to cry part OF the
country, on receipt of price.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05

Wa1r!xa SoHooL.-Mr. ". II. Pratt, for
many years proprietor Of the Commercial
College a: Davenport, aud auther of those
c rs a'eH1-s Of Chisographic art, the port-
rat Of Washington IN Tie declaration oF In
Dependence, and Inc portrait Of Abraham
I-iuc5in H. the Emancipation Proclamation,
is nov in .Als ci,y making arrangements to
open 4 writing school. Time and place to lie
a.a3a known in a few d-gs. III. +. comes
'.:Ih 'he fall endorsement Ct Bryant / STRAIT
toa. II Chicago, in Who's. College Il hEs been
a teacher Of Pzani-Eship, ~ We. Is from Tie
.Juca'iona' boards Of Davenport aud Rock
Island. lie j. uaqusz;ioa1bIy one Q! ihe
best peaHcn living, and endowed with IN
aptitude to leach" bis art t. others
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PREPARED Gil Or PAL5l and MACE

For Preserving, Restoring an: BeautifyinE tbs
Hair,
And is the most delightful and wonderful ar fee the
world ever produced a.
Ladies' VIII find not only cst'nroaedy to Eostore,
Darker and Ecati the lI-ir, but also esirable article
for the Toilet il il highly perfumcd with fieh and
delicate Perfume Independent of the fragrant cd + Of tie
oils Of Palm and Mace.
TIE MARvEL OF PERU,
rev and beautiful Perfume Which in delieaoy Of scent
and The tenaiy with Which it elinsa to the Handkerchief
and rcrs5a. u uasqRllcd.
HE atoye srtlse ~ sg'o ty ali Druggists AMI Per
funers, at ST rer bottle each. Seat ~ express TO any
address 10y propriatols r. W WRIGHT co,
octeo ~ leo liberty Street Ncs York.
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Chicago Market.

= JHI q IoOI
Markets generally quiet.
Flour firm at sl3 so for white winter extra,
sil.50 for red, and s9.75@1l2 % for spring extra
Wheat 81 l5G2. Il for No. spring, and 80
at. % for No. .
Corn frm al 75G7Sc for No. l and 20 for No g.
Oats quiet at APE.
Rye 94@95c for No. /.
Butter duh at 24a2s for choice dairy.
: Dressed Hogs SG.T5Q7.2o.
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THREa WgDDiSG SUITS sold Ly Thorne 4,
Armstrong in one week In the finer and
more fashionable styles of goods the stock Of
Thorne d Armstrong has always borne the
palm of superiority, whence it has almost
become the rule, wLen our young gents got
ready to take tbs fatal leap into mat Fimony,
to call On Ell. Cor an outfit Aud he furnish
es it with n neataesa, and complotena ass, and
wi;hal a chcapness, that lsaves the tailors in
the shale
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LECIURE!
w 4 S II IN G. TON II 4 LII
OTTAWA,
Monday Evening, Jan. 7th,
". 4, EIII,DJJnI.


SUBJECT What Blind Man saw in England"
Tickets 50 Cents. For sale at the Bookstores
News Rooms, and Drag Stores generally
Dr. MILBURS, as orator, has few equals in
the country, and in the lccture rooEustands con
fessedly unsurpassed. By=turrs pGthrtic and
humorous, grave aud gay, always spirited and
earnest, he enchaius tho attention of his audi
ence from the start, and holds them firmly
the close. All good judges who have heard
both, pronounce Dr.. n. the equal of John Il.
Cough.
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Look Orr for a Leavy new stock of Gro
ceres at u. p. FIsxs! The Holiday rush
almost depleted his CID stock. bal he is prompts
ly on hand with new supply. entirely frnl
large enough to meet any demand, and al
reduced Trices
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Still a CHAEcE te get first cl ess and
quality Boots and Sboas at Child ( Bro. S
at about half the current prices. c all early
and lake your choice, fur soon the as hebang''
viii close, and ,iien you will be for ever too
Iata
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- z. Oa-ES,

o.-s his profs sional services to the people of Ottawa
and vicinity ana in doing would beg IeaYo bay that
after long experience in the treatment of scnte and
chronic disot.es incident to this and other cnhtss lie
feels qualified to taxa any hand mby offer
Dr. located permanently in Ottawa, and hPpss by
thorough knowlsdxa eff medicine and strict atte htion TO
all ca., city eoaatry, to receiye libara hare of
practice.
CO. Particular stention ,ciH be Pad 30 the 7feabss,t
Of Diselsss n p. EYE and EAR ~ua
once in Post once Euiiding, bakery. oy24+p