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New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

The anniversary of the Howard Mission at
the Academy of Music, Brooklyn. last evening,
was as marked a success as that at Pixies
Opera House in this city few evenings ago.
This noble charity is well deserving of the lib
eral support 1t has heretofore received, and we
bespeak for it the renewed favors of the chari-
tabY dispOsed.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

The Republican Executive Committee of
Philadelphia resolved, last night, that "all
"loyal men will regard wi b detestation any
"recreant Senator who, from selfish consdera-
"tions, refuses to vote for the conviction Of
"the great criminal whose guilt has been made
manifest to every honest mind in the country"
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

Gen. Schouler and Mr.. X. II. Dana, jr, In
the Massachusetts Senate and House, yes
terday, sought TO record the Old Bay State
against free expression of public opinion
concerning the acts of the United States
Senate. Need we say that they failed
When that "roll-call of slaves is heard On
Bunker Hill, Massachusetts, will submit to be
silenced by Conservatism
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

~" The Drama, Music. The Annirersdries, the
Whisky Frauds, Personal, Central Park Re-
port for 1867, the Industrial League, the Origin
of the Tenure-of- Office BiH Making Treason
Odious, Fire Proof Flooring Experiment, Pc
destrianiSm, the Alleged AbortiOn Case, The
Courts and the Money Article are on the second
page this morning Markets and Shipping In
teIligence on the Third; Literary Items on the
sirth and Real Estate on the serenth.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

Judge Woodward of the House complained
to the Speaker. yesterday, that Mr.. Pile Of
Missouri was making faces at him. A per-
sonal debate followed and repetition of
the Donnelly- -Washburne scene was ayerted
only by the strict ruling of Speaker Cofax.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
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agents for THE TRIBUNE In Great Britain.
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plas Vienna agents for THE TRIBUNE in Austria
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Unter den Linden, Berlin, agents for TK TRIBUNE In
Prussia.
The above agents will receive subscriptions and adyer
tisemens for THE TRIBUNE, and supply copies OF the
paper to Americans temporarily In Europe.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

An "Omnbus Association met at Dodworth
Hall yesterday under the auspices OF the Uni
versal Peace Society, and discussed all the
moral and political reforms that agitate modern
philanthropists. The managers Of the meeting
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

The Philadelphia Boys in Blue met under
the shadow of old Independence Hall last night,
and held Trumbull, Fessenden. and Grimes up
to the scorn of the men who peried their lives
i'm crushing the Rebellion in the field.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

confirm this statement and strengthen the
hope that Mexico will at length extficate her
self from the interminable Instructions and
civil wars which have heretofore cursed the
country and paralyzed all its immense natural
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

The pupils of the New-York Institution for
the Blind gave their annual exhibition last
evening, at Steinway Hall. The exercises re-
lected much honor on both teachers and schol-
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
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New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

A bill confirming the title of Mr.. William
McGarrahan to a tract of 1900 acres of land
in California embracing the New Idra 4"
quicksilver mine, passed The House yesterday
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
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New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

No notice Of Csnmanostsat Whssr,f
Intended for Insertion aHtheucai By the and sdtr
ofhs necessarily for ps5Beahsh bs, .s gunnp for
hs good faith.
All Sssssss letters tcr , .hOOn addressed to Tu Tss
We ssaso asd.r,.i. return rejected Cosasaiesnssa
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

The letters from the representative of THE
TRIBUNE in the City Of Mexico show that the
situation. both political and financial. is i'm
proving. The latest Cable DISPATCHES fully
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

The Louisrile Courier, which, after The Bor.
der Sentinel. is the leading Democratic journal
in Kentucky, has an article In favor of Judge
Wooaward Of Pennsylvania, as the party csnu'
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

Persons sending money to THE TRIBUNE by
Express must prepay the express charges.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

Politically TaE ADVERTISER AND TRIBUNE Thoroughly Radical
gives particular attention home interests in this respect being sur
passed b. 10 paper Its Michigan collected By
its o~a paid correspondent Numbering 100 A and the telegraph
Is freely used its Transmission.
Beside being 0@ Paper Of Detroit publishes all the Onea
Of the various mining companies the only paper that
publishes regularly local financial intelligence gives complete ship
ping commercial reports and deOtes considerable attention TO m
ersy matters and to The religions news Of the day.
Rvoy property having interests in tbs the State Of
Mu by take ether Of TIE editions Of h,
paper
WEgKLT
~ Cbrssu Associations aud free readiagro viii be furnished
With sitber edition at hslt price On application.
Letter. sboad be addressed.
ADvEKIifEK TRiHusE,
Detroit Mich.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30
Instructions I'm Dress.

For vignettes (head and shoulders
only it is of little Importance what
colors are worn. Dresses of brilliant
contrasting colors, with high lustres,
for figure pictures, are not desirable,
as no co!ors, except black and white,
are reproduced in a picture. Some
thing contrasting strongly with the
face is usually most pleasing in like
ness. We enumerate the colors-black,
brown, green, orange maroon, and the
darker shades of red, take dark
Wooden goods take darker than cot
ton, and cotton darker than silk.
Dark blue, grey or drab take light
slate color, and frequently look well,
when not composing the entire dress.
Light blue, pink, purple aud straw
color take nearly white, and are OBJ
jectionable, unless trimmed with dark.
Babies should always be dressed in
light or white, as they will seldom sit
long enough for dark colors to devel-
opc well defined drapcry. For further
particulars enquire at Bowman's Art
Gallery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30

B Q w M A N S G A ETTE.

lie patronage in this county, and being
too modest to illustrate our extensive
experience and facilities in the art by
indulging in any terms of sclf-praise,
we refer the admirers of good pictures
and everybody in general to examine
the numerous productions on exhibit
ton in our Gallery, which we think
will obviate the necessity of any other
recommendations as to the result of
our efforts. We intend to make every
laudable effort to please our patrons,
and intend our Gallery shall be all we
claim for it,-believing that we will
yet make many thousand pictures in
Ottawa, and hoping that all who have
not yet given us trial, whether
wanting pictures of themselves, friends
or children, will find it to their inter-
est to patronizc BowMAN's GALLERY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30
Stereoscopic Views.

At Bowman's can be found n fine
collection of Stereoscopic Views of
Scenery. One hundred views IN and
about Ottawa; also views Of the Val
ley of the Illinois, including Starved
Rock and Deer Park; Illinois State
Penitentiary at Joliet; Gettysburg ;
Central Park, n. "; Green and White
Mountain Scenery; the Spring Grove
Cemetery at Cincinnati t.; winter views
of Niagara Falls and Chicago, togeth-
er with large collection of miscella-
neous views; to which additional col
lections will be added every week.
We are selling views from $3.50 to
$500 per dozen.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30
Logic.

We continue to sell Photograph
Albums at cost, knowing that every
one sold creates a new demand for
pictures to adorn their pages for GER
tainly no person will allow an album
to remain with vacant leaves while
they have friends and relatives whose
shadows" should contribute to illus
trate such an interesting and useful
volume. While the pictures made at
our Gallery continue to merit the high
standing throughout the State that
they have now attained, we think we
are .iustifiable and polite to continue
to give our patrons the benefit Of the
profit on albums. We hope, therefore,
that all persons wishing albums will
call at Bowman's Gallery, examine the
extensive collection and be convinced
that the above statement is true, and
not a humbug.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30
Eight Reasons why Child a. Bro.
Can and Will Sell boots and
shoes Less than any other
House in the CITY.

list. They buy and sell for cash
only.
2d They manufacture large share
of their goods themselves.
Sd. They buy from first hands, and
pay no second profits.
4th. They are connected with a
large wholesale house in Boston, and
one of the partners residing east,
gives them a chance to take advan-
tage of the market.
9TH. Besides this, they have job
bling House in Davenport, Iowa; and
of course, buying in such large guam
titles, it gives them much greater
advantage than those buying in small
lots.
9th. They save the time and ex-
pense of going east, which is quite
an item.
18th. They buy at 20 per cent. less
than any other house in the city, and
are determined to give their custom
ers the advantage of it.
Sth. They eM not be undersold
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30
Inducements to Clubs.

Persons residing some miles from
Ottawa, wishing large size photo
graphs for framing, or for the stereo-
cope and album, of residences, public
buildings, family groups, scenery, &C.,
should get a list or club of all wish,
ing such pictures, and forward imme-
diately to Bowman's Gallery,-where
specimens can be seen and further
particulars given if desired. Orders
of this kind will be filed with
promptness. All persons interested
in said clubs (when several can be
taken the same trip will receive
portion OF the profits that would be
necessary to add were we to solicit
the orders ourselves.
1t is well-known fact that Bow
mans View Coach and apparatus is
one Of the best made, and that his
skill and experience in Landscape, as
well as Portrait Photography is not
excelled in this country. All prices
at BOwmans Gallery will be as low as
the same quality of work can be OBJ
tanned elsewhere.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30
will call on Child & Bro, you will
hear something to your advantage.
KONIYKAL KLIPPINGS,

WHAT is taken from you before you
get it Your portrait.
WHY is goose like cows tail
Because they both grow down.
THE great secrets of navigation are
contained in u compass.
AN interesting girl-one whose
money interest is ten thousand.
IT is better to be laughed at for not
being married than to be unable to
laugh because you are.
JOHN, did you ever bet on horse
race9 No, but I've seen my sister
Bet on an old mare.
WHAT is the difference between
truth and eggs? Truth crushed to
earth will rise again, but eggs wont.
THE more we help others to bear
their burdens, the lighter will be our
own.
No man can leave a better legacy
to the world than u well educated
family.
A LITTLE girl in school being asked
what a waterfall was, said it was hair
flowing over something, she didn't
know what.
AN exchange says: "Thcrc is some
thing sweet about little girls" The
Louisville Journat adds: "And it
grows on them as they grow bigger"
"Do you like Goldfish balls, Mr..
Virgins 2" Mr. Virgins, hesitating-
~, 81 really don't know, Miss ! don't
recollcct ever having attended one"
a VERY nervous gentleman once
announced 4 steamboat explosion to
the Connecticut Legislature as fol
lows: "Spister Meeker and lodges of
the membcrislature, the Eliver Oils
worth has billed her bustcrn
A TEADEsMAN who was fond of his
glass presented a check at a banking
house, and being asked, as usual,
slow will you have it p replied,
Sold, without sugar" Such is the
force of habit.
A TIN wedding was lately observed
after rather unusual manner. The
wife elopcd with n young fellow,
taking with her all the "tin" she had
saved in ten years. The discovery of
her absence closed the festivities.
CAN'T NoTE.-An lrishman, while
looking at a steam dredge working
in canal, exclaimed "Yces can do
the work Of forty men, and keep the
bread from siventy-ive honest pnple's
mouths, but, be Jasus, ye-yees can't
VOTE
y YOUNG man in this city, having
been crossed in love, walked to the
Illinois River Bridge, deliberately
took off his clothes and gave long,
meditative look at the deep, swift
water below, and then---w went home.
His body was found next morning in
bed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30

We were somewhat amused few
days since by having person (whom
we mistook for a customer) ask us
"what our views were2" Being at
our showcase at the time, we, of
course, told him "Three dollars per
dozen :" and began to show him some
specimens, when we were surprised
to learn that his enquiries had refer
ence to the impeachment trial. Of
course we failed Gas in similar case
some months since on the subject Of
spiritualism) to sec what that had to
do with the picture business, in which
ace are SO zealously engaged, and &C
cordingly returned the views to their
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30

A VENERABLE lady of celebrated
physician, one day casting her eye out
of the window, observed her husband
in the funeral procession of one of his
patients, at which she exclaimed: II
do wish my husband would keep away
from such professions; it appears so
much like Il tailor carrying home his
work"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30
The Weather.

Our facilities are so complete for
picture-taking that we are enabled to
make good pictures in any weather.
There are not usually five days in a
year when clouds, rain or snow are
any impeachment to making good pic
lures at Bowman's Gallery. Remem-
Der this, and do not wait for clear
day, when you have but little time,
and when the artist also has several
subjects hurrying him, to all be taken
ut once.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30

WoNDERFUL.-"Well," said a Yam
kec, proudly, to a travelling Irishman,
as they stood by the falls of Niagara,
sis not that wonderful In your
country you never saw anything like
that "Like that ?" quoth the latter /;
"bedad, but there's a far more won
derful thing just a couple o miles
from Ballieawstor, where was born"
'Indecd !" says Jonathan, "and what
kind Of concern may it BET" "Why,
sure" replied the other, otis q pay
cock wild q wooden Leg"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30

+. w. NJ, Chicago.-The engraving
you sent of your brother will not
make good full figure portrait.
A. j., Washington, D. C.-We do
not consider ourselves in any way re-
sponsible for the late impeachment
trial, for we were not consulted On
the other hand, we, with several other
eminent political gentlemen of this
city, predicted the result. Although
occupying quite an humble position
in the nation, viz: special Photograph
or, yet we have been induced to let
Congress understand what our views
are, to wit: three dollars per dozen.
r. l.. D., Wilkesbarre, Penn.-We
are aware that the mistaken idea is
quite prevalent in the East, in sup.
posing that all our dwellings are made
of logs, and that there are no good
public buildings in the West. Our
residences, churches, school buildings
and even harms, both in city and
country, will compare favorably, and
in many respects the architectural
beauty is far in advance of those in
eastern States. 4 collection of Bow
mans Stereoscopic Views will give a
correct idea OF the scenery and build
ings in La Sale county.
Miss VI, r., Morris, Ills.-Wc have
the style Of boot mentioned. They
are the most fashionable worn.
Miss i. G., Farm Ridge We have
the white kid slippers you want.
Child ~ Bro. can always fill your
orders, for any size OF style. p. S. Ac-
cept our congratulations on the hap
py event in your lie.
MRs. r. V, s., La Sale, Ills.-Child
d Bro. always keep a good assortment
Of ladies' fine work. We send you
the kind ordered
MEssNs. s. & w, Amboy, Ills
We can furnish you full stock of
goods in our line at eastern prices,
freight added. Prompt attention paid
to all orders at Child & Bros.
Mn, A. J. b., Marseillcs, llls.-You
can find at Child & Bros any style VI
shoe or boot you wish. We can offer
as an inducemcnt u saving Of fifteen
per cent, which in Your family supply
of boots and shoes would amount to
good sum in year.
MR. ). G. c., MENDOZA, Ils.-We
have the same style Of shoe worn BIZ
Weston on his big tramp; also any O
the other fashionable shoes or boot,
mentioned. Child G. Bro. make thi.
department specially.
w. II. r., Capt. Grant B. b. Club
Utica.-We can furnish your SHINE
with the regulation base ball shoe, o
canvas shoes Of any kind; also can
vas boots. ...r
MRs. A. b., Ottawa, Ils.--Your not
received. Have just the style OF chill
dren's fancy shoes You want. A yer,
great variety Of childrens shoes al
ways on hand.
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY-N 20,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30
Full OF Music.

Among the many late novelties in
the picture line is the New Musical
Photograph Album-which to all
appearance is nothing more or less
than large, fine morocco album.
There is, however, secreted in the
cover a music box, which, upon open.
ing the album to look at the pictures,
Immediately surprises you with the
Last rose Of summer" and other
equally beautiful airs. On exhibition
and for sale at Bowman's Gallery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30
TO Our Patrons and Readers.

WE hope our continued greetings
to the citizens of Ottawa and vicinity
will be the means Of extending our
pleasant acquaintance, for our mutual
good.
Three years ago we came to this
city, comparatively stranger, for the
purpose of opening and running
.frst-class Photographic Art cutlery.
Our reasons for such an undertaking
were obvious, among which was the
want of money to procure the little
necessary articles to adorn our tables
when we were hungry, and our per-
sons when we looked shabby; also
for the purpose of contributing addi-
tional lustre to the profession Of which
we have the honor to be classed a
member. At that time We were kindly
informed that "Ottawa was too small
and the inhabitants too uncultivated
to sustain a good gallery; that fine
pictures, portraits, good frames, &c,
could not be sold in this place.'-All
of which has proved to be false, or a
mistake. Were we to bid q final adieu
to Ottawa to-day, it would Arrays
afford us pleasure to refer to our pres
ent numerous patrons, who are among
the elite and most cultirated people of
the United States; many Of whose
faces have become doubly familiar to
us by grazing our walls, by whom
with all mankinO We hope to be
favorably remembered.
Not being a new candidate for pub
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30
POrtraits.

Persons who have not examined
the Life Size Portraits at Bowman's
Gallery should avail themselves Of the
first leisure hour to do so. To say
that these portraits are equal to any
ever made, would be but to reitcratc
the opinion that hundreds express on
looking at them. The opinions and
recommendation Of the most cultiva-
ted Of our city, who are encouraging
us by liberal patronage, is further
proof that the work is .frst-class and
is being appreciated.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30
Splendid Free Exhibition!

always something newt" Cline
display of beautiful pictures y EN-
porium of the latest novelties :" "Su-
perior work and correct likenesscs :"
"A large stock of albums, cases and
frames gery cheap, too with doz-
ems of similar EXPLANATIONS, arc heard
from scores of ladies and gentlemen
of refinement, who throng Bowman's
Gallery daily,-where all are mritea
and ererybody ,eelcomed, whether wish
ing to patronisc us or not.