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W..E1kaInsS oVses 0 CsiH SisseI User,
=, SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwENTI-YoUR 8orp.
n"rthwesteriy winds: very low tenn ,ratIIres ana
- cdJ weather, with occasional sr eyg preVAii IN
tue nor, LNtst and on the upper lakes Falling tenn
thIIre, souihwesterly winds, cloudy weather and
Stbsiona SLOW ard rain on the lower LAX es and in
the Middle and Eastern states. North westerly
Sihcs, cloud weather and snow in the Ohio VALLEY
soGthwesteriy winds, increasing cloud ness and
Ing tenreIature in the southern states.
foBA HILiTfE or the northwest and upper LAX "a
and thence % the lower Ohio aud lower missouri
valleys, falling temperature, no'thwesterly winds
cesopal ~ ow and rain and cloudy weather clear
pg curing the day. Fer Kentucky and Tennes,ee
nohwestery winds, cold cloudy weather. and occ a,
sIonaIsn Tor the southern states, southerly wilds
Netring to nOrthwesterly. incre cIoudines and
OCCASIONAL rain For lower lakes northwesteriy
sibds, isiins temperature, cloudy weather, snow
snd ram. For the Middle states, winds yeerine r.
southwestsrly and northwesteriy. falling tempsrs-
ture. cloudy weather and rain For New England
southeasterly winds, cloudy weather, rain On the
coast and snow in the northern and western sec
u0ns. Reports are missing frem the entire south.
west, partly from the northwest, and from syerv
station west ofthe Missssippi river WY
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F OFFICE ODORLEss EXCAyATINa
Wy COMPANY,

1900 OCTOBER Is, 1873,
Locked Boxes for T, ception Of orders for Scay-
enger service will be found at the following places
SS,atlon nous. corner Of High street and Canal,
Bridge and Potomac streets; A. Q. Tsylor's store,
Tynans store, corner OF Sixteenth and l. streets
northwest; j. y. Green's store, 1890 Fourteenth
street, corner OF Samson street northwest; g. st
Clair store, corner Of Fourteenth and streets
northwest Second precinct Station house, Sey nth
street, above Boundary northwest; Northern Mar
ket, st the Scale house. Seventh street, bet ween
and northwest; Heffernan's store, corner Of
Twelfth and o streets northwest; Sixth precinct
staion house, corner Of Ninth and str eets north
west Mrs Koehler's store, rou tn street and
New \ ork avenue northwest; Seventh precinct sta
ton house, corner Of First and streets northwest
Temperance Commercial Bureau, 3Os Pennsyiva
MA avenue northwest; A. Lepreux' corner Twelfth
street and Pc nnsyly snia northwest; Central
Guardhouse, Louisiana avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets northwest; Mr.. Coombs store, corner
Virginia avenue and Eighth street southeast; l.. A
Woods store, corner Ninth and streets southeast;
Eighth precinct station house, South Carolina
nue., between Fifth and Sixth streets southeast; d.
Christofani Bro store, corner First and streets
southeast: George r. Bassstts store, corner Second
and streets northeast; Eastern market house, Cap
toi Hill sout beast store corner Ninth and streets
northeast; VI. kegan's store, corner Second and h
streets nor beast Walker Bro. g, corner Eleventh
street and MARYLAND avenue southwest; First pre-
cipct station house, corner Sixth and streets
southwest; store corner h and four-And- D. half
streets southwest.
All orders deposited In our boxes ct the above
mentioned places will receive prompt attention.
Octfq-
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The New Jersey constitutional convention
Yesterday decided against the proposifi, IN to in
corporate female suffrage In the new constitu-
ton of the state.
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MEDICAL. &c.

~ LID BR. DARBY thas better facilities d.,
" ever ior rsoiictng bis great specially Osiy
on oEdTss made for sdyce aud nsedicine prug
store, corner 81 st eet and Penu " wanna svspue
,Coloniz .tion Building n~rst%so'
E0ksULT On LEON,
~ HE OLDEST ksfabffshed Spscf1 81 ~ fhsI ,sy
He guarantees thor, Ugh ard needy cure al IN
nervous sld cutegeous diseases and female cca1-
plants. SEPARATE Rooms fO- Laf,Es,
-. cli lfth street, shove H.
hours; 10 20 IL. t. 4, ito 8
oorrespondenoe strictly confidential oo.lslm-
DE MOTIFS FRENCH POwDE4s certain cure
- ior all diseases Of the organs and all urinarx
plants and blood and ski Diseases AMI nerVou.
aebilty, caused BY tndiscretion in youth. Price
~ per pe1 Tor sale by WIN. ID. ENTwIsLR
urnss,st, corner lzth ST. aud PennsylF Ania sVenas
"eehIns,en, y. ". ootlS-6Ws
Rs n; :. FRENCH, OF PHILADELPHIA.
Az! the celebrated Reliable Clairyoyant Phyeio,sn
ano Iest sdiun, has located at 1918 New Yor1
avenue. once hours-l0 q. m. to D. N. Ruasae-
ments can be made for evenings. jeif-iy
FEMALH DISEASED of aiI kipds tressed. De-
y ser1pe oes. ano ENCLOSE -; advice and nedf.
cine VIII be sent, Address Mrs. DR.. THON PeOG
30. oAe borth tsth street. pstisfsishis --riys
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Alaska may not be 3, 'ch bad bargain for us
after all. The best possib,> cohnfin alton of the
reports Of gold findings Their. he arrival at
ysncouver's Island from Sitka o. miners with
$4,000 in gold dust, and news Of ti.> discovery
OF new mines.
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The general situation in Wall street continues
TO Improve. The banks are acquiring currency,
and at the Stock Exchange the feeling is more
hopeful, and prices have tendency e advance.
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TOTAL 1900 GdGas, ALL CASH,
- - s1JU -
The DISTRIBUTE on III be positive wbesaer all the
are SOLD or ne 4, and the Il 600 gf all paid in
proportion TO khs sickets sold-ail unsold tickets
oe destroy ed - at the First and SecOai Concerto
sno not represn<e 4 in the drawing.
RkN Z OF rICKET&
" hole uckess, $50 ~; Halves. is ~; Tenfhs,
esan coapoi.. s&5 90 Eleven Whul. Tickets fOf
~ - fE X for 81 900 90 lis whole Tiokets
l.i SoEuoVs " hole Tickets for Slo ,oeO.Do No
time. s'N'0O WIN VI NNHN~
The unps<ss al.a sroce-- NJ the htra Gin C,,oe-4
we'll 10 s.sisf.rtion Give. ~ The e,rst ana
oonp ILL., . IL only necessary 20 announce the
,Surn " insure the prompt sale Of every ticket
~ ourg Gift Concert will be conducted Ia ali its
eetNsnS the Third. ard full particulars may be
nan-9 IN circulars which will be sent free from
tn.s em.r TO all may apply for them.
fiek.g ready for eale, and all orders ACCOM-
peh~S oy money pf omptiy filed. Liberal terms
given . those who buy % sell again
YHOS. r. BRAMLETTR,
Aet~ Publ. Libr. Ky. and Manager Gfft OOncerf,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
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~REv. DR. VINCENT, OF New York, at
Wy ~gSLhr SHhPEL, corner OF sth and =
"A Sunday Well Spent.r EVERYBODY, sabbath
'schooi workers particularly, Invited IL
TICONVMICAL BUILDING AssOOIA-
10y II0H..Ths 9 mi annual meeting of This
Association will be held at the Board Of Trade
Rocms fHIs Wednesday, EVENING, ut Z O'Clock,
VIXEN the semi annual report will be presented.
n FRED. k0ONBS, Secretary.
"CEBTRAL BUILDIHa AssoCIAIi0N.
N No 2-The SECOND annual nesting will take
pisee on THU RsDAI EyKNIN0, lHn inst, when
besjdes the orotpaRy business, IN election will b
hs y ''f '"ss'' ''' wv W. ". Moons. s.ey.
/" So ESrhe ps q q. q H .a.ss.ss =
msst q tbs,I Hall 70 MoRR0w 1fssr,sSsy1 A. y
our late Bfoiher, AxplIw nAlrIS; s,sssS u
siytsr icdaes are respectfully invites 70 extsac N
0BOR0R A. JOAk0, NJ:
W.P. ALLAN, Secretary. u
~T o. o. IAN BaeanpDent nemosrs y.
cc1mstS - a. Odd Yellow Hall NBDS soO1
EV1NIN0, iSh Instant, st sk o'ciock. 0rders Ter
u.sacsns vill Be received and other gsa' sGrt.
noyil-0 Chairman Of COMMITTEES.
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hsrOUNG MEN REPUBLICAN, CLUB
Wy regular NEE ting of the YOIJNG MEAS
REPUBLICAN CLUB Of the District OF Columbia
iii De held a. the Club House, 18th street, below
ING, November 18th, at 7:s0 o'clock. A full and
puLetnsi attendance Is earnestly requested as bust.
ness OF the utmost i'm port ance awaits action
ARTHUR SHEPHERD, President
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hFY. n. o. A. CALCULATING LIBRARY
Wy Corner 9Th and streets.
brary, over 1000 having been added within the past
year. 49,
Ierms-96 Per annum: - per quarter.
FREE READIN9 ROOMS for Ladies' and Gen.
hemen. Daily Prayer Meeting l3:lS, and ,. m
eABBATH SERVICES: Bible Study, D. m for
tne maesee, p m. IN Lincoln Hall. sepHtr
nFMAsHIEGTOE CITY SAVINGS BANK
Wy Depositors are hereby notified to leave their
books at the bank side door on Louisiana Avenue)
Ior ssuiement All persons indebted to the bank on
further delay. WILLIAM r. MATTINGLY,
octyg-2w Receiver,
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TFBOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
<S DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

gBoAkD o. pIs RSbEI9 ~ Mo S5I,iiI.n,,
WARRINGTON, November n. lSIs
ss No to Is hs..by given that ~ pstons for
Of grade an Oi as made
h Al. h.gp.oyed June % is1a should BE- filed
may be included report to Be made 70 the
ensuing session OF the Legislative Assembly
noyiist d 'n' D0 caAis. s. JOHNSON, sscy.
W, IioS OF THE akaS 81 Lo SSHMT a lo 4
e. n Mil BE held at
WEDNESDAY EVENING, November u b, a. 7
nSsio.s m, W" Gran. a ss es1sss1y.
HREADlNG By MISS ANNA D. WARE
MR.. JOHN TwEEDALE,
81 the METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN
GB BOB e1rnsr q Alb and streets sestheast, on
shh $500 s r. q, November II. at O'Clock
rSMMPRoyED oKRER OF RED MENCThe
Tribe, No. IL. ere requested to meet a, t tS.i1
fas snd Ss 5sTs
NE ~ tur to pay sfrrtern visit to osoeols Tba,
Of sister tribes are cOrdia, invited to participate
The members, of TUsOARoRA TRIBE. No. s,
can procure ticket Of Brother J. H. King, No 52g
sth street, Navy Yard Boat will leave foot of 7th
noyie:st. ''0'- II G. GOODMAN, sachsm.
s9R. JOSEPH TABER JOHNsON7S special
Mr. 6 SSsrs St Fifteen LsetoTss qPcp OPERA
instant, at 81 p m, at his Office, 93T New York
avenue. fees, $40. move, 10 ,l2,l4l6
nFMIssIONARI SERVICES, in behalf Of Di.
ny oeesan Missions, will be held this week as fol.
lows:
MONDAY, November 10, at Grace Church, I,l ..
and. 7:SO D. m. ~
TUESDAY, November II, at Em.ruel Church.
Gniontown, morning and evening Trinity Church,
WEDNESDAY, November Il, at the Church of
a ns h hox IL morning PRAYER s,rm
Ing OF the Washington Convocation, open to all
Church OF the Epi phany, 7:S0 D. m '
THURSDAY, November Is, at St. Johns Church,
FRIDAY, November II, at the Church of the In
carnation, 7:30 p. IN,
Addresses will be made by several speakers at
every meeting, and collections will b, taken in Aid
Of Lice san Missions and of Church extension with
in the Convccation Of Wa,bington
MEYER LEVIN, Dsan Of Convocation.
WASHING TON, November 10, 1878, poyl0-tt
~ HOT SODA,'
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TAt ia day Of Norsvber, 1873.
WILLIAM A. mELoN vs. SARAH SxIPPoN, JOHN
EMoRY BoNcHSR, ct a.-Eo. IL AT, at law.
On otion Of the Plaintiff, by Mrssrs. Msrrick
AND Morris, bis ettorneys, il is ordered that the
defendant, John Emory BoDcher, csnse his ap-
a-ance TO be tn'ered herein or before the first
ruir day occurring forty day after this day: other
wise the cause will be proceeds with in case of
d,fsut. By the Court:
True copy. d X OARrrEB, ya,iice, &c.
Test.-R MEI0S, Cierg, &c. poyls-w 81
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.rOftce.
CLOCKS, BR0NZES, PARIS, VIENNA AND
LONDON FANCY GOODS, ENGLISH CRYs-
TAI CHANDELIERS, WATCHES,
JEwLLRY, SILVER AND
PLATED WARE, &c.
In consequence OF the present disturbed condition
OF money affairs, we have, contrary to our usual
custom, opened at this early day all Of our and
elegant goods,
IMPORTED DIREOT
and designed especially for
OUR HOLIDAY TRADE
H-Purchasers will! fni our present assortment
more com plete than any time during this present
year, and at
PRICES UNUSUALLY Low.
M w GAIT, BRO Sc CO.
povll.3t-
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MILBURN'S DRUG STORE,

l429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
nOxA.fr Ahoua w AZ II ..
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FINANCIAL e. COMMERCIAL

There is no change to notice in business mat
ter. Trade in all branches continues dun and
quiet The continued stormy weather delays the
farmers work and prevents the early marketing
of grain.
In money matters the situation is about the
same, the market being still close and will prob
ably remain so until the large amount of grain
held in the country j. brought TO market
In Chicago tide market is Lcportcd as growing
little easier The banks generally accommodate
their regular customers on iirst-class paper at
the usual rate of ten per cent On the street the
rates vary from 10 ! per cent per month
In New York the market is reported much
easier. Call loans on irst-class stock collateras
were made at ) and per cent
Gold la, remained rather steady during the
week. The premium has varied between 1862
10 ll'll, and closes in New York at lt7l.
Government bonds arc firm and prices about
the same aS last week
Ravens, MacKinlay " Co. furnish the following
Ottawa quotations.
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An INTERESTING QUESTION.

tAN CONSUMPTION EE CURED This question IL onci
asked but rarely answered 10 the satisfaction OF the 10
tent. Cur answer Is, that pulmonary consumption 10 u
incipent form Is As durable any other disease II ou
the hight remedies applied. Tie question natural
arise A. 10 what are the remedies In reply We state tbs
Marsrns Electoral Balm hSs been used successfully In owe
Amon Of eases and has been adopted by physicians
the most reliable remedy known Tor the treatment
clial affections.
One great reason that Narsdcns rrctoral Balm has -a.
ID such popularity Is the TACT thst 70 within the re,chf
all and can De purchased FROM al dealers a. y cent. 10
small or one dollar la-.e bottle. one t5.,!. pI c
Cugc Il u".' cases. r-.v.-t.
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Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING.


May 9Th, 1873.
D. -cut-Aldcmau Redmond, Stout, Phelps
81 D., Dean, Cary, Stnrmont King Hook, Mai
t.-, Common, Field and Miller
81. motion Of Cary Alderman Stout was elect
.u ru~dunt pm tam.
Dr motion of Redmond, reading of minutes
u.~H.n>cd with.
rtion Of John Hoffman, asking for the drain
jos of Washington street, near hi, residence in
fourth ward, presented, and on motion Of Red
u.rd, received and referred 10 street and alley
,HIHmittcc.
Petition of II. Walthcr and John Il. Cameron
Sc. my for permission To lay drain ON Columbus
-.r..t from rear of post office block ON said
street To- sewer on Jefferson street nj its inter.
lection with Columbus street was presented
sut ON motion Of Redmond received and prayer
n. petitioners granted.
petition OF VI. Kncussl and ~ Others, asking
.H The construction of bridge across the
... .Ie on Illinois Avenue was presented, and on
rrH. ION of Mates, received and referred To- spc
'.. committee Of three to be appointed by ia,
'.ir. Committee Hook. Connors and Matte,
1iumuulcdlion OF X. IhOrnc in relation tu
walks on South side Of block Ii, Greens ad
Of. Hu presented, and on motion Of Dean re-
..' ed and referred 10 street and alley committee
communication from the Mayor appointing the
following officers, and asking for the concurrcnc,
1 fIr City Council therein, pTcscntcd For City
f-~D~>uT, W W. :. EastoE, and on motion appoint
U.ut confirmed. AyC~-Rcdmond. Stnui. Phelps
SD i'h. Dean. Cary. Stormont, King, Hook, Mat
.- ,ounCr Field and Miller. For City Collect
r Patrick RYAN, and on motion appointment
.irmcd. AYES, Redmond, Stout Phelps. Smith
Dean, Cary, Stormont, King, Hook Mates, Con.
-.I.. Field and Miller
'u motion. matter ~ opening street from
-I approach Of bridgC over canal Un Chest
r.. street was referred Ia committee appointed
90 iuqu.re into bridging the rayinc on illiuoi,
AF.ulIr.
Bond ~ CHS Treasurer prg-euted, and, on mo
zion. approved
-. x. Boyle, CITY Attorney reported that there
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WE HAVE TRIED

The GREAT Couou REaEDY.-Marsden's Pectoral Balm Is
considered by all who have tried 1t the pins nitro o.
medical discoveries Testimonials pour from all classes
expressing the gratitude of the thousands who have beer
relieved and cured Want Of space prevents publishing
in detail the many II has effected. Physicians pre-
scribe in daily practice the beat expecorant known
and unhesitatngy recommend 1t to their patients In Bron
chal diseases.
The Proprietor can, with the greatest certainty affirm
that all the facts stated with respect to the efficacy Of this
Invaluable remedy fully established in every class
for which It recommended. by body of evidence
which will carry conviction to the most sEeptcal mind
and the medicine, although highly eectua in its remedial
character H. in the highest degree innocent in compo
ston, and may be taken with great benefit by the
delicate Marsdens Pecoral Balm be purchased from
all Druggists AT 80 small One Dollar large bottles
April 5-iw
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DIR. n. OLUN.

OF Chicago, formerly of this place. will visit Ottawa al
CLIFTON Hotel the first Tuesday oil each month"; for treating
all diseases OF the Eye and Ear sugcslly or otherwise
Operations for cataract artificial pupil inverted lids closure
OF the Duct cross eye strssshy and the removal
umors and morbid growths OF every description Artificial
eyes and drums inserted without pain previous opera
ton, Granular eyelids ne most sque, dlse1s, IN the ,re
iNi'cdLy and Permanently cured.
From his long experience In treating diseases OF the Eye
and Ear he feels confident In stating that he nearly
every Chronic diseases also trcaed Consultation free
largest stock OF Artificial Eyes In the West
necemhar 10Th lsin. If
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Interesting 10 those who arc Afflicted with
Chronlr Biseasrs

FOR there Il cure for although may tried
vain heretofore and failed get relief but row you will nnd
itlf you come to DE. J. WARD. You will rot be dsap
pointed In Ending that which you have sought after so long
the blessing OF health restored.
DR. J. WARD is now permanently located IN Ottaw,.
Once mp stairs over Mr. Greggs Millinery Store Msn St
ottawa Ills. j. WARD, NJ d.
OTTAWA linn la.
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The ley. William II. Norton, while residing In Brazil as
Missionary, discovered in that land OF medicines remedy
for CONSUMPTION, SCRoFULA, SoEz THROAT, CoUGHs
COLDS, ASTHMA AND NERVOUS WEAKNESS This remedy
has cured myself alter all other medicines had failed
Wishing TO benefit the suffering will send the recipe
preparing and using this remedy all who desire FREE
OF CHARGE.
Please send envelope with your name address
II. Address,
Rev. WILLIAM II. MOTION,
margl-ly go Broadway, New York City,
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wa, no lr.l objection to the city's committing
with the IIilnui, river Bridge Company for inhab'
liant, Of IN ward Ca motion, report received
gud chairman If finance committee Instructed I"
ruIIjuutC with the company.
Mates, I,um law and ordinance committee,
rcncurt au ordinance entitled, An ordinance
20 prevent the tmmOdcrntc driving OF cattle
within Tine city limits which was laid ON inc
Table Ayes Redmond, Stout, Phelps, Smith,
Dean, Sturmont, King, Hook and ConnoTS-".
Nay,-Caly. Mates, Field aud Miller.
smith, iiom finance committee reported that
lr had ryamHrd the report OF city collector ana
.rard it correct, On motion, report received
and city collectors report was placed on file
smith, num tie same committee, reported that
!.r bad r,auncd the report Of city treasurer,
and that BE- had charged himself with $40 more
than the city held receipts for and believed the
report To- hr correct. On motion report received
and city treasurer, report ordered placed on
tir.
TN motion. the finance committee were in
-fru,t.u H. settle with estate of X. \. Waterman
on notion matter of draining bitches on north
~idru. ouJl was referred to street and alley com
miilJr with power To act.
Hook, rom license committee, reported license
Bond. Of H. Thornton and William Walsh -uili-
,.yut. and that he had not time to inquire INTO
the ,alli,ipncy Of lccncc bond oil Joseph Meyer
ON motion 90 Niilrr report received and bonds
oi Il. Thornton and VIM Walsh approved
On motion ot Smith, bond of Joseph Meyer
referred back to committee.
Phelps from police committee, reported inc
appointment of Thomas + Mahcr As night watch
man ON motion, report received, and salary
fNcd AZ so per month.
Report OF commissioners appointed to make
am estimate of cost Of improvements contpmpJt-
rl u an ordinance entitled An ordinance toI
provide for the building, rcnoyating and repair
Ing Of certain side walks, adopted sept >, ~.
was presented and on motion Of Cary referred
TO The city attorney,
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ottawa Wholesale MarLe,

GERS, No. 10 La Sale street. Wv
OTTAWA, May ., 1875
Markets for corn are better, 30c being IN,
ruling price. Oats are firm at 25G2 Pie for :! ts
aud DE for feed. Butter and eggs, on account Of
the bad roads and rain, are scarce. No Other
IN. Il In
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AT al other times this the only place he visits profes
sionally) lie may be found at Chicago
WEST SIDE OFFCE-2ll West Madison St. from 10 AN. L
p. VI. Sundays from Il A. VI. to ! p. NJ.
South SIDE OFFICE AT EESIDESCE-NO ~ Twenty .thlrt
ST. between Prairie and Calumet Avenues from to
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A CARD.

Clergyman, while residing In South America, his
sonary discovered safe and simple remedy for the Cur
OF Nervous Weakness Early Decay Disease fthe Trina
ry nd Seminal Organs and the whole train OF disorders
brought by bsnem and vicious habits Great number,
have been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by de
sire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate will send thu
recipe for preparing and using this medicine in sealed en-
velopc, to any who needs it, Free Of Cba,gs.
AiiIeys,
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
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NAbUAHLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE CHEAP.

Business Property Main street occurred by Strc
h Gondoi House and lot Ia Sale street. near Par.
House. And ~ scres 81 Coal Land ~ sS per acre
This property l. owned hy eastern party, who has cy
% sold immediately low figures. Cal
soon ou HARRIS Il kELOtG
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CA~TOitIA IS more than substitute Tor Castor
on It Is tile only ,qs article existence which g., certain
to asnlo the food reGula the bowels wind cole
and produce natural sleep 1t contains neither minerals
morphine alcohol! and Is pleasant to take children need
no: cry, and mothers may re.t. @>!5-5mo'
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spfrlal 1otises.
DR.. j. 3. WALKER.
Oculist and Aur;51
Who has prlctlced In this city since l;ji.
may be consulted
AT THE CLIFTON HOTEL, OTTAWA.

On the FIRST SATURDAY Ii Each Month,
As follows:
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DOCI< r.T CUTLERY good s.ocs a
USNAN &EAPEnIAN-s
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UNDERTAKING.

They have in stock and will constantly keep lai-.
sortment of Metallic Burial Cases CasseS and Plain or
very low rates. good Hearse for Sity country.
Ottawa. March Is, 1873. RUSSELL & son.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-10

On motion, adjourned for two weeks.
j +. COURTNEY, Clerk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-10
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
TO THE SUFFERING.

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