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The United States Patent Laws, with instrnc.
tons how TO obtain Patents, is the title Of work
of liz pages sent TO US by MUM & Co., 81 Park
Row, New York. 1t also contains the official
rules, forms for patent deeds, hints on selling
patents, $50 diagrams of mechanical movements,
and large varsity of other useful information
free by all who will send their names to Messrs
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DIR. II. OLuN.

or Chicago formerly OF this pase will visit Ottawa, at Cu
ton HOTEL the nrst Tuesday aud Wednesday after the ars,
Monday Of each month for the purpose treating all diseases
Of the BYE and Ear whether surgical otherwise Opera
lions for cataract artificial pupil inverted Ids closure Of the
tear Duct cross eye srasshoma and the removal oftumors
and morbid growths OF every description Artificial eyes and
car drums inserted without pain previous operation. Gran
ular eycds the most frequent disease the e, radically and
permanently cured. Dol. . ID. . ..... a ~
From his long experience In treating diseases OF the
and Ear he feels confident In stating that he nearly
every Chronic diseases also TREATED Consultation free
December 10th, ls,O.-tf
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HAIR VIGOR.-In common with many others
We have felt lively interest in the investiga.
tions which DR.. Aver has been making to dis
cover the causes Of failure Of the hair, and to
provide remedy. His researches are said to
have been much more thorough and exhaustive
than any ever made before. The result is now
before us under the name OF AYERS HAIR VIC.
OR. We have given il trial. and with full
satisfaction. It equals our most favorable IA.
ticipations. Our gray hairs have disappeared
or resumed their origin al color and = visible
crop of soft, silken hair has started on part OF
the scalp which WAS entirely bald.-Dens0crat
Abingdon, Va
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.
The last Of 1870, but peer with the best. In
fine, ~ New York daily says, "THE PHRENo.
LOGICAL JOURNAL is worth great deal more
than the price asked for it." Get the December
number and read the following from its rich
contents: General Trochu, Governor Of Paris
What Can do Best or What Physc ought
to be- George Trssk, the Reformer: A Wifss
Stratagem; Gen. Robert E. Leo; Watch Manu-.
tacture in Amercs; Physical Education; Let
US have Peace; A Merry Christina; Louis
Adolphe Theirs Our Visit 70 Salt Lake City
Our National Beverage; Spiritua,ism; Wanted
Young Men; Picket Duel. Single numbers
30 cts: years subscription only 49, Address
S. Il. Wells, Publisher, 3S9 Broadway, n. 7. r
Single copies for sale and subscriptions receiv.
cd by O.m.n & Hapemsn, Ottawa, Ills.
Go TO W. o. Budds for cheap slsIyhs and
buggiss
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- EvRRY PlCfUnB A-6FsCiARN.-By sxanin.
ing the photographs made at Bowmsn's popular
gallery in this city, ton the faces of the daily
throng Of country and city, home and transient
patrons, no one can. fail to See that every pho
tograph is fine specimen, and no person of in.
telligence, after comparing the average eve,y
day work with that Of any other gallery, will
wonder for . moment that Bovman defss con-
petition in Tie production of finely fnishsd. AZ
tistic and truthful lkeuesa-Gtaea RPs56can.
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firm Of Dckey Il Boyle has become Dickey, Boyle
& Righol-on. Samuel Nicholson, Esq, having
become partner with tho others named. Mr..
r. is close student, and young gentleman
of superior ability, and will ere long occupy a
very prominent position a. the La Sale county
bar.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-10

Stiefel & Co., of the Clothing Bazaar, keep
the larges. stock of Men and Boys clothing KEEP.
in any similar establishment west of New York,
which they offer to the public a: a reasonable
price Call and see them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-10

Stiefe. & Co. are having big trade as the
number OF customers that throng their store
proves where the best and cheapest clothing can
be found. Give them u call, and they will show
you through their mammouth store with pleas.
ure.
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IT You want to be able to read for hours to-
gether by any kind of light, use Lazarus s. Nor.
rs Perfected Spectacles. They are almost perfect.
ly achromatic. Call on o. Trask, matchmaker
and jeweler, without delay and get pair.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-10

New Millinery at Mrs. Ford's. Ladies' water.
proof cloaks, hoop skirts, fancy goods, and very
cheap Ores, and cloak making.
One door north Of the Pos, Office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-10

WEED's-Remember that the Weed Sewing
Machine is the cheapest most durable and best
sewing machine for all purposes. Jas Lansing
agent, always to be found at B. B. Griffith 4
Sons, No. 1913 Main St.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-10

For THE HoLIDAYs.-The best and largest
assortment Of fancy candies, warranted strictly
pure, for sale cheap, At H. Walthers Santa
(ylaus atore
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Gro and see the immense stock of clothing 70,
men and boys, az NJ. Stiefel & Co.'S Clothing Ba.
za.r, at prices the lowest in the city.
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Please remember it. Santa Claus head quar-
ters in toys, notions, fancy gooLs Ind candies,
nuts and fruits, is at H. Walther's.
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TAX SALE NOTIFICATIONS Ia hereby given
to all whom II may that Vt sale Of delinquent
lands town lots and parts Of town lots for tho city school
and special taxes and costs thereon for the
1862 held at the Court House In Ottawa La sale county state
OF Illinois, commenced the 4th day OF April 1870 and
continued from day to- day In pursuance OF law the following
described lands town lots and parts Of town lots situated In
said taxed In the respectively the here
in stated were the times herein set forth sold for me taxes
and costs due thereon for the year 1860 to H. DeanO.
and that the time OF re lempon of said lands town lots and
parts OF town lots will expire from the date OF snch
sale and purchase by said L. ID. Dclano:
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YES, WHY ?-Bowman was sent for to 90 to
La Sale to-day 10 take 4 picture Of the coal
shaft. Jimuie wants 10 know why they don't
bring the shaft up here, and not take our artist
away for whole day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-10

Don't forget stcfel q Co. ii you want bargains
in Oyerooats and nice Business and Dress suits
for the coming holidays.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-10

The very best fresh oysters by tho dish, can
or case, to be had at II. Walsher's Santa Claus
store
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-10

A splendid stock of gents Toilet Slips, just th'
thing for holiday presents, at j. Megatiins.
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Bibles OF the most elegant Typographical per.
lection, and splendidly bound, and one of the
best and most appropriate Of all Christmas pres.
eAts, at Osman & Hapeman'-.
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The getter club OF than hve copies retain
acommission OF TIN p RR CENT. on weekly clubs.
retain ten per cent Of all money forward
ed 70 US for subscriptions secured by them.
Remittances for clubs must be made at time but add
lions made time club after the club
has been raised provided full years subscription taken
Money be sent by post office money order registered
letter or draft, at our risk.
Address. CHAS. L. WILSON, Publisher,
No. AZ Dearborn Street Chicago, H.
Subscriptions received and single copies for sale by Osman
d Hspeman, Ottawa, Illinois.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-10

Use Eagle Yeast tonight, and have nice warn
bread for dinner tomorrow.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-10

Examine Child & Bros. stock of Slippers be
fore purchasing your holiday presents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-10

Read J. d. Morgan. advertisement. in this
paper. he offers rare chance for any one out
of business
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-10

ATTENTION, SIR KNIauTs.-There will be a
special conclave of Ottawa Commandary No. 10.
held at their ASYLUM, on Thursday evening DE.
oember l5th at o'clock, sharp, for the installa.
ton OF the officers elect for the ensuing year, and
for york upon the order Of Red Cross.
Visiting Sir Knights are courteously invited
to attend. :. - w.
BY order Of the z. G. A. - "a
T, H. CLARK, Recordee.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-10

All kinds of Books, suitable for Holiday Gifts,
at Osman 81 Hapemans.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-10

For aesh new dates, fgs, lemons, oranges
and the best pure sAniies, 90 to II. Walther's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-10

Handsome toy books for the Holidays at Os
man Il Hapemans.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-10

Writing desks new and serviceable, at Osms,
& Hapenan's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-10

Lon rierrue has ordered million Of fat oys
tiers for Christmas and the holidays.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-10

Now stock of Wall Paper, for fall trade, just
received at Osman & Hapsmans.
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JRwELRY, DIAMONDS, SLvERwARE, &c.
The finest display Of Jewelry and Silverware ever
before shown in this city can now be found at
Trask's Jewelry Store. In fact you cannot find
any larger stock or better selection in some of
the large jewelry houses in Chicago, and as am
selling very much Selow the usual rates, you can
save from 10 to 90 per cent. by purchasing of me,
and all wishing to make holiday presents are
cordially invited to call and be convinced OF
these facts. All goods will be nicely engraved
free of charge. o. TRAsK.
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For nice fitting Side Lace Boot go to J. Ne.
paffin's
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I3teD.

At the residence OF his mother near Queber Canada tho
10Th of November 1870 Mr. J0sRPn WILSON, aged u years
lie came Ottawa four years ago clerk for bis uncle
Mr. John Hossack. lie much esteemed and respected BY
nil who knew him. Hslic pure and spotlcss Correct In
all his habits and thoughts with superior mind and GOOD
business talents had he vcd he would have been useful man.
lie was member Of the Young Mems Christian Association
and regular attendant st the baptist church, he leaves
many warm friends In Ottawato mourn he early dsalh
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-10

Go to Stiefel & Co.'s Clothing Bazaar for o
full line of driving gloves. cheap.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-10

Fifty tons Of shorts for sale cheap 81 Eagle
Mills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-10

Eagle Yeast, the best in the market. Take no
other.
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Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING.


TUESDAY, Dec. 6. 1870.
Preaen.-Mayor Jones, and Alderman Fiske,
Nette, Lynch, Freeman, Duffy, Clifford, Osman
and McGnns.
On motion of Fiske, the reading of the minutes
Of the last meeting was dispensed with.
Petition of A. B. Moore, superintendent OF the
Ottawa Machine Shops and Foundry. asking per-
mission to build stairway leading TO the second
story Of said machine shops the southeast cor
ner Of the same, was presented.
On motion Of Duffy, received, and prayer Of pc.
titioner granted.
The Finance Committee, to whom had been re.
ferred the bill Of City Assessor reported that in
reference 10 said bill, asking for 800 extra CON-
pensa,Ion, the committee were not prepared to
recommend departure from the salaries fixed At
the commencement, Of the present municipal year
but would say that If there is 20 be additional pay
allowed IN any case, the claim Of Mr.. Lockwood
for such additional pay IS as strong one - can
be presented
On motion of Lynch, report accepted, and clerk
directed 10 Issue an order 10 Arthur lockwood
for 1900
Fiske, from Committee on Fire Department., re
ported tina, rope, puleys &c, necessary for dry.
ing hose IN the tower Of the engine house, had
been provided and arranged also, that q new
stove was needed for the room Of ths Niagara
Engine Company, and recommend that suitable
one be purchased.
On motion OF Mciinnis report was received, and
the matter OF furnishing stave for room Of Mag.
ara Fire Co.. recommended BY committee, WAS re
| ferred TO Committee on Fire Department, with
power TO act.
On motion Of Osman, ordered that the Commit
tee on Police be instructed 10 make yenen,s
with the Sheriff for the keeping OF persons I'm
pr!soned for the violation If city ordinances
Alderman Lynch submitted and moved the sdop
ton Of the following pre- atnble and resolutions
COPIED in another column
| Alderman OsmSn moved that action On presm
| BILE and resolutions, offered by Alderman Lynch
| be postponed until after the same had been sub
mitied 10 public meeting OF the citizens Of Otta
wa. said meeting TO be called BY the Mayor. 81
such time rs he nigh. think proper.
| Motion Of Alderman Osman Gas carried.
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WRITING DHsKa AND v9HE g01Es Il
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All other goods at equally low prices.
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the Oldest best established most reliable. and most
faithful TO Republican principles Of all the Chicago papers
Unlike all Others 1t steers clear OF Hunbuggery Sensation
Altsm and immortality.
publishes all the Nec from every Of the country
the world, BY Telegraph and the Nails promptly and fully
especially aims to be trustworthy In Its intelligence and
Its discussions and TO NIL It's columns with rarely reading
matter that every reader whatever be his
terests, will ind something acceptable and profitable in it.
THE DAILY EVENING JOURNAL is published every at.
ternoon Sundays excepted n and O'clock and
ttty coIunns Of fresh ne c'rs1,o,dsnce aarkt reports
filled with choice literary matter and miscellany
Tor Sunday reading.
THE TREHEEKLY JOURNAL Is published every other
Day Tuesdays Thursdays and saturay and each issue
contains all the and reading matter Of the Daily OF its
date OF publication and of the preceding day.
TIE WEEKLY JOURNAL, large and carefully made mp
eheet. published every Wednesday, and frscass FAM
jY NHwsrApHR gives all the news Of the week editorial
Of current TOPICS great variety OF hoce misce
any 0ncudtng stores pleasant and Instructive sketches and
letters poetry Wit humof etc. and the latest markets from
all the Commercial centeTs There better family
published In the Union than IL THE WEEKLY JOURNAL.
a Adueytsrs will nnd THE JOURNAL in Of its ed
tons, advantageous medium through which their
announcements The DAILY has circulation OF over 0gs
city ed country and the TRI WEEKLY and WEEKLY ccu
late very largely In al parts Of the Northwestern States
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-10
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
Scientific American
For 1871.
TwENTY.SIXTH YEAR.

This splendid weekly greatly enlarged and improved Is one
Of the useful interesting journals published
Every number is beautifully printed on fne paper and ce
ganty illustrated with original engravngs representing
New Inventions Novelties in Mechanics Manufac lures.
Chemistry Photography. Architecture, Agricul.
ture, Engineering Science and Art.
Fu1n H.chGnirs Inrentors, Engineers, Chemists, Mnyi,c.
P.s n at Prof.s-iousCr ItideY 'ci!
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Go to W. o. Budds for cheap slsighs and
| buypias
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-08-18
Miscellaneous Items.


Every person whom we love Is beautiful 10
Us Beauty is not skin-deep.
Who hits a woman when She is down Whv.
another woman Who keeps women down
Why, the other women
Why are country girls cheeks like good
calico dress Because they are warranted to
wash ad retain their color
A faithful wife passed through town in
Kansas the other y with her decIcpt hug
band lashod t. her back.
TIE ladies at some of ou seasi.Ie resorts
uttl-'- refuse to bathe in srrht of the buoys
that have been pat down for their safety.
1t is estimqtcd that over l0) young ladies
are at present studying law in this country,
Probably they will become mother--in-law one
of these days.
A little girl saiI to her mother tho other
dov: Ma when gold gets to par. do YOU
think he will buy me that new bonnet he prom
isci me ?" Ma gave it up.
The trembling husband whose wife was
| outraged fcFore his eyes, in Hills lale Co,um-
bia Co., has settled the matter for $50, says
the Armenia Times. Give us his name
A Young laIy in Brooklyn, y. Y. has re-
ccivcd as wedding present fin made in
Paris, at a cost Of s. 800 IN gold is Of tor
toise shell, studded with tiny solitaire da-
an eNca'hge say that mere Is nothing 50
celebrated to call ont the deep carncstness IF
true woman, ana enHs, hgr most earnest
"sNo''on' - "o'" up "er D ''A h''F.
Three years oil, cncrgeGc4l'y, to a hy on
the wa'I-"ShD0 fly. don bozzer me- Moth
er-" Dear dear, where dlb you learn that -
Three year Old, si1ging-"Dat what MY muz-
Ter said
Mr. Lazy NcAfcc, an Atlanta anlmcnt,
thought his son lazicr than he and told him 50.
when the youthful dtrhey proved hi. flial de-
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The HUMAN HASD.-The human hand
is 20 beautifully formed, it has so fine q
sensibiity, that sensibiIitv governs its mo
tlons so correctly, ever, effort OF the will IS
answered so instantly, as if the hand itself
were the seat of that will lis actions are
so free, 50 powerful, ard yet so delicate.
that 1t seems to possess a quality instinct
in Itself, and We use it as we draw cur
breath each moment, unconsciOusly, aud
have lost all recollection of the feeble and
ill-directed efforts Of It's first exercise. by
which it has been perfected. In the hand
are twenty-nine bones from the mechanism
of which result strsngth, mobility and
elasticity. On she length, strength, m0>
tion and mobility Of the thumb depends
the power Of the hand, It's strength being
equsl to thar Of the fingers. Without the
feshy hall OF the thumb is the distirs ui.l-
ing character Of tie human hand.
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Why Don't They Marry {?

Our American philosophers who are in
terested 10 social science, often discuss the
HuCotiuu VI lHc fdiSO aHyi SIUutus ,r,.urltyyI I
OF men to reman unmarried and, As often
as this inquiry is made it is partially and
almost fully answered by reference to the
taste fashions Of society, which make il
SIMPLY Impossible for a man of moderate
means to marry and remain In such society
as is accessible 10 him while unmarried.
The recent dresSnlaker' suit in the court
shows tina. a fashionable woman's ward
robe costs, on the average, from live to ten
Thousand dollars year; and while there
are very many women who do not expect
to meet this elevation and extravagancc
and might be satisfied with less amount.
1t nevertheless c'e2iiy shows that the ten
dency Is ruln0us extravagance, and SO
long as those who assume to he leaders of
society give example and influence in this
direction, Il l. natural to believe that most.
If net all, will follow their example more or
less closely.
Let a man who is not rich pass down
Washington, street and observe the dress
OF Its lady pr1menaderS, and if he had any
nouon OF committing matrimOny it would
vanish, as the over dressed. be puffe and
be-howered beings fit by. However much
women are to be blamed for this extrava
gance, they are not alone guilty, since they
are quick to see that fashions devotes re
those before whom men bow, and who in
society eceive most attention This makes
the cure Of the evil more diff ficult, and We
see no way to do this except through re,
turn to simpler taste and in a greater de
gree of personal ependence. - Boston
Daily News.
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OLE BULLIN HIS NATIVE LAND. Nor
genbIodet, the leading Norwegian paper Of
place on The morning of june 9th, 10 the
steamer Stavanger, from Bergen Ia com
pany with him were Mrs. Senator Thropc
aud daughter, who are delighted with the
scenery of old Norway. The piano of Ole
Bulls invention has arrived there, and it is
expected to be used in q grand concert con
templated by the great violinist, accom
panied hy the celebrated female pianist,
Miss Agathe Backer, a native OF Norway
Professor j. Jay Watson is also soiourning
in Christina, where he is gathering materl-
al, fer a bogr2 ply Of De Bull. In Sep
tember DC Bull expects to be in New
York, to fulfil an engagement in the great
musical festival there.
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Courting Under Difficulty.


y few day, since a young man appeared
IN Colu-a and made canvass OF our town
in diSpo,ing Of yariou. Yankee noticns.
His experience in regard TO this wori Id was
evidently OF rather limited order, yet he
was Industrious aud strivcd to obtain a
market for his wares, aud his efforts were
TO a certaln extent crowned with success.
During his sojOurn among rs. be became
Infatuated with dark eyed maiden Of Col~
usa--one Of Missouri : choicest offerings, a
feeling which often takes possession Of vi.i
tors to this section, and frequent became
bis visits 10 her dnnicil Ills de> otion vas
rec:proclted, for on several occasions, at
evening twilight the devoted couple were
to be seen - close proximity on log be-
Hcath the spreading branches Of one Of our
grand Cd oaks After sundry walks. our
mercantile friend concluded he would obtain
a chariot and roll out on the plains in com
pany with her who was causing the spirits
to rap in every chamter Of his heart He
repaired to one o! cur livery stables and
procure team and vehicle. The nfxt
thing requisite for the journey was some>
thing to sgOthe the gi;ated spirit, in the
way &C refre,hment. He visited sereral
saloons and inquired The rice If cham
payne. Finding that al,icie wouIl coD
mani from g to - pen bottle, he con
cluded the luxury was altogether too cx-
pensiye, and he endeayored to find some
other beverage to be INDUCED in hy him
sell and sweetheart during the fort Incoming
ride. At las, he reterei one OF our drug
stores and asked if temperate beY,
crage could be furnished f1r the above
named purpose for moderate sum of
money. The druggist assured him h. had
very pleasant dr;nG called citrate Of mag
nesia. prepared by himself. witch Ls
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Ill. y. E.G9HE. Ss. ID.

DHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Particular attch
i tion paid 70 the treatment OF dithcult ana
critical eases, and TO consultation, Also, Ex
amning Surgeon for Pensions Office in tn,
building formerly occupied hy kuehu \ Co.
bankers Orders left AT 7 x J. Robinson :
Drug Store will be promptly attended TO.
AUGUST 1870
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EE. s. PlE1Ess OEST.

a ITORNkI at Law, Two Rivers Will at.
II tend TO collections and other business in
Nanitowoc county and vicinity
August l, 1870,