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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28

Tur LATE THOMAS DAVY.-At a neen: 6
of the Cora Ex;haogc Association held 10 'heir
rooms this mcrDing, Maj. W. ". Herbert,
President, in The char, nc following resolutions
were adopted
Whereas. We have Iasra'i W II sorrow that
an old AID houorcd m~eGbar, Iii. ihouas
Davy, has departed this I;tc. t~aerclorc De- II
Resolrea. Tn"t 10 his death 'he Association
has lust irum It's membership, and the com
muui;y q clt;z u, who 10 . long ana acti'e
bu>lac.s HE mad established h: we'll mtrited
reputation Of an upright, just and CHRISTIAN
man.
Resolced, Tnat this Association attend BIS
fuucral Ia Il BODY. that a copy OF these rcso'u'
tious be sent TO the family 81 the deceased, ana
that these proceedings b. published III The
Alexandria GazGuc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28

To vii points on the Manassas DIVISION Dc
tween Gainesville and Strasburg, $500 per Car.
Capacity not to exceed y 600 lbs:
= f. T. TIA WKS,
.pr.Dsid stations. Gen. Freight Agent.
rnov 30-lml
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28

.ow tceezlng.
OLD STUDENTS SoClErY. A meeting OF
the Society OF OId Students of ST. Johu'a
Academy was held last night, with K. NJ.
Latham 10 the chair. aad +. l. Allen Secrc.
tary.
}. I. Hill, Chairman Of the Committee 90
Banquet, reported that the prnprie,ors Of the
Torttue House had deciiaed TO fulfil the az
rangemeat formerly made tor bavlrg The oau-
que0t there, giving 90 Il reason tie rub oi
b~usioess, consequent upon thr holidays aud the
trouble connected with tie getting up OF the
banquet.
j. VI. Hill moved that a committee Of two
be appointed to see TAG Tontloe propr!eto!s
and ascertain whether they could give the ban
quet at some future time. This motion was
vigorously opposed by several members, Who
expressed their indignation at the maunec III
which the Society had been treated, aud pro
tested against any further arrangements wl;h
the SAINT parties. Tie motion was huaiiy voted
do8u.
After considerable debate aud several propo-
sit,oas as 20 what fur;her action should D.
taken,
j. I. Hill said that as one of lhe Oldest s:n
dents Of the Academy, ne was very ux,ons
that there should be u social re.unlra 1T the
Society. especially strong was taiS desire alter
the disappointment which the Society had
uet with 10 uight; AMI 10 order that the pr
jectsd banquet might not Tall t~hrIuIh, h.
would offer 10 take charge OF the matter and
provide a supper for the Syce;y. at his resi-.
deuce, ou such niSbt as they ml2ht desire.
Mr.. Hills offer was accepted, aud Nedaasiay
evening, January 18th, hxed IS the l"uc Tor
the ~baaquet.
Those who had DOT already paid up their
subscriptions were given uutll he lOh proX.
to do so.
1t was further res,lv@d raa; The Society meet
at the Academy 90 the aisnt uancd and pro-
cesd il y bod2 70 the haaqu"t.
Il unanimous vote Of thanks was rendered to
Mr.. j. T.. Hill for his kind of rtni supervising
the arrangements.
Doe uew mem5er was elected.
Ii. }. Ncvett, after i few GuiJEtst:c r'Da:h-,
offered the ~fyllowing pr5amnie and res ~!u:!on5.
which were seconded By Leonard MarhG Y, and
unanimously adopted
Where's it has pleased the Almighty Ruler
OF tie universe 10 call rom 4 lie " suffering
here to one of happiness shove our beloved
friend and fellow member. Major Richard j.
Collins; and whereas we desire 10 record our
appreciation of hrs many virtues ant good qusi-
tiles therefore, be IL
Resolved, Trst,in the death OF Msjor Collins
this society has lost one OF It's most cherished
members the academy n most faithful teacher
and the community 1T large al upright AID
promising young citizen.
Resolved, That we will ever prize the memory
OF his genial manners. answering friendship
and generous, whole souleI participation IN all
tina. tended TO the coed OF our society and cur
selves.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions DO
published, md th.,t thsy be transmitted TO the
family OF our DECEASED friend,
As a ~tur,ier mark of respect, the mcetlDg
then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28

A Mes! AAE%'
n at IS King street.
On hand g. dcz-u lhnnplns Axes, OF assorted
slapes, Sc, which We Of r 1t very lew prices
~ po w. "a i, = J. j. CEEIGHToN s. SON.
rTAFFURD MANUFACTURIEG cos.
- ,IGNClu LDM DlNaTiON, containing
alnhtsh1t, Figures, Ink aid Brush, m assorl-
men! # sizas, for sale i. IS Sing -rccl. 4 nice
a-tici" for n.!rhins bags, BOXES, &c: ,cN
r71HE $3.50 CEHTENNIAL BRACKET
SAW,
with fur ssw biad,s and % designs, just re-
co;ved and lor :aie =. 20 hihg s'r-ts .ho h,st
Ska,e. and easiest adjusted 10 the foot o! rny
Ma in The market. New York C'uo, ride OF
tho Park. and 0lner Skates IL low prices. 1neSe
re nice goods fr Christmas Presents. Call
and SEE. CON
dec IL d. I. ti~htoh1ttH y" IoI.-
WALES aONnY OK ACkGHoUND and
IL TAR,
Ter Coughs, Colds, l. hacnaA ard all affections
o! the throat srd lungs ie.diag - coh>uinpUon'
'0I no VII II y "'' ' WAKfIELD & HALL.
op1CED Pics FELT, y choice lot, for sale
- by [dec l4I \ !. " 80
nANPHJK ICE WITH GLYCERlNE, q
4 p~!yssan: ant ~~lftctuai remedy Tor chHpp"d
bars Ard lips. aid removes s~unburn, tan, &c,
WAEFiELn s HALL,
dec Is Corner Prince and Fairfax streets.
C.ESsUG. r CORN jus. received By
II .ov2 "EO. McEURNEY It SON.
rOONlNG WIrES snd BRANDIES for
- sale by [i.c II Z B La WoON SCO.
rbMEATI CEMENT
" ROUND TOP!
Having baan appointed agent for the ce!e-
brst1d tjUND TUp CEIEIT, I am pre-
pared to Ill III: orders with dispatch at lowest
market rates.
jy2I W. a. SMOoi,
F,kESH EGGS, and choice TABLE and
T. GOOD COOKING BUTTER Fl sale by
dec u 10. s. L. MlLBUkN.
CAMPHOR ICE. Rose Lip Salve, Liquid
" Dentridce, smiths Myth, Balm
Thousand Flowers, Oriental Tooth Paste, Ly,-
on's . coLn Tables, tarnnsm's french too!n
Loze1ses, Browns. 1nurston's, "nlte :, " els
sortmert Oh English Too.n Brushes, for sale by
oct2 IS LIE ADBGATER Bro.
I EADBEATER5 ANODYNE PECTO-
Il RAJ, al art.cie that we haye been manu-.
1acturing !or several years, and one that nas
given general satisfaction Tor Coughs, Cotos,
noarscness and other affections OF the throat
and !ungs-a large supply just prepared.
o.. y i. !. LEADBEATEE e hSD'
AUNELhcS GOLDFISH for safe o.
= nova GEO. McbUREEf e q
VERY CHOICE FRUIT BUTTER, every
variety, cheap.
dec | ESQ. McBURNEY s. SON.
!; OCHA, q. q. Java, White and Dark Ii
~ Gauyrs snd Fio Coaees for sale low by
dec Il j. /. S +. MlLBURA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28

BACONl
- Small Suga--cured Breakfast Pieces,
mould r., C.nyas.ed Hams and uDcsnysssed
afro w. A. JOHNSON,
sep % N. Z. cor. Cameron and Royal ss
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] sEiLIp PARk,

OFFICE VIRGINIA MIDLAND K. K,
~ JOHN 5. BARBOUR, Receiver.
Alexandria. Va November u, 1876.
The following rates on Agricultural Lime,
car losd shipments not to exceed ZJ,o9o IDS 70
the car, viii be in force until March Let, 1877.
Lam Eiunr statinn To-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28

rTAFruRD MANUFACTURIEG cos.
- ,TEECiA LDM DINaTlON, coatsnins
alphahet. Figures, Ink I'D Brush, an assorI-
mtnL # : YES, for sale y. IS Sing street. a nice
.-tici" for narhinS bags, foxes, &C.
sep IL j. T. CREIGHTON SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28

CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION To-SlGiT.-ih
Christmas celebration of the Sunday ochooi
conrac,ed with the Uuion Presbyterian Church
Of his civ takes place 10 that Church to.
night, a, half past sevco O'Clock, The Church
has been handsomely decorated by the ladies'
The style OF the fcstoorinx being entirely OTTER
en-, FROM tha; heretofore observed. The Christ
mas celebrations OF the Union Church have
always been Of The mes; pleasant charac'cr'
40 labor beng spared to make the children
happy, bur the celebration 10 uight, from ap-
pearauces, bids LAIR 10 be ~ Enlargement even
upon thUsc previously held there. lhceScrclscs,
too, have been arraigncd with great care, ana
will. 90 doubt, successfully blend the mi;tftal
witt. he .ctcd, and be cal :uiated to impress
upon the minds aud hearts OF the scholars OF
the school the great truths that baVe been iGi'
parted TO them, during the past year, oy latin
tui teachers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28

~ COMpLlME NTS OF THIS C~OMNINATlON
STuRE.-nil persons who have registered III the
Com b~instion Store rro respectfully requested to
call and got thsir ChriStmas presents, n the
Same arn ra.dy Tor distribution now. Resr'y,
dec 26-3t HENRY ScHwAkz, Manager.
: ,LuoING SALES Of WINTER STOCK.
- From 10 10 10 per Ct. Reduction.
bianke.S, Gu 3, Co:.frrtS amd Closes at Cos!
Thursday, Dtcei lh3f Is 1876,
We take account OF stock 1" Isl February,
49,. and from to-day w" offer all styles oil
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
At such reduced prices SIS TO ensure quick sales.
Sueclai Inducements offered 10 country mer
chants. We seIl at Baltimore quotations.
ID. +. BRaSHEAR,
Il. y. Hoomes No. 100 KING street,
dec; S Alexandr;a, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28

A MES AAE%'
n AT SIS King street.
tn hand g. dcz-u Lhrnplns Axes, OF assorted
slap pes, Sc, which We If. r At very low prices
by INC box OF 81: gte Axe.
nov \ j.. i. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28

s:OCaA, o. q. Jsva, White and DsrS La
TX GaUyrs snd Hio Coiees Tor sale low oy
dec Il j. I. =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28

v7kESa TaAS-lapap. Oolong, English
r. Breakfa and Gunpogdef Teas Of best and
medium grades, all Of tue new crop, received
and for sale st lower prices than the same quai-
titles csn DO purchased elsewhere by
dec y +. j. DAVIDSON. IA King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-28

I EADBEATER'3 ANODYEE PECTO-
- RAJ, M articie that we have been manu-
iaclu7ins ior several years, and one that mas
given general satisfaction Tor Coughs, GODS,
1toarscness and other affections OF the throat
and !unss-a large supply jus. prepared.
o..2 F. : LrADBEATEE y Rht.
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NNU I Va,
Also keep on nand y general assortment q
Cordass, Tsr, Pitch, Nails, Lime, packing, Oila,
Lamps ard Ship .nd Navai Stores.
All orders and ccnsigEm"nts promptly *'senG-
al to, and goods forwarded wllbou:4e'ay 70 con
irnees OF arrival.
Agents for Dupont'a Gunpowjer.
NM Ale and Porter 4 H:"ya rr Aa"1.
Agents for the Baltimore snd Potomac Ir3Lt-
n 1rtation limo "a io-I
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-24
From Sandwich.
SANDWICH, ILL.,, June

SANDWICH, Ill, June 3D. 1876
George Kleinsmid, our hardware merchant
had 40 pocket knives and five revolvers stolen
by burglars last night No clue to the
thieves They entered from the front through
the main door, having first taken out the
glass in the door. Taken altogether, it was
a bold robbery.
The great union school picnic Of southern
DeKalb and northern Kendall counties meets
at Stewards Grove, Plano, to-day
The masoAs celebrate st. Johns day next
Saturday, by basket picnic at the fair
grounds just west of town.
Four of the celebrated hedge trimmers,
made by the Enterprise Manufacturing Co.,
were shipped to New Zealand last week
The republicans here tried to crow oyer the
Cincinnati nominations by having few boys
fire the young cannon. They didn't zen
thuse" bit, however. Let the democrats
nominate Davis or Tilden. and take up Lew
Steward for governor, and their success is
certain.
The circuit court adjourned at Sycamore
last Friday after four days session. Three
jury trials, Ss4 in judgments, two divorces,
$4,000 expenses, constitute the business tran.
sacted. We noticed Hon. w. Scott Coy, of
Bloomington-the next attorney general of
this state-was present looking after some
suits.
The republicans of this district will proba.
bly, nominate Richard L. Divine, of Sycamore,
to succeed General Hurlbut. Mr. Divine is
a good lawyer, ready talker, a versatile and
well-read gentleman, as well rs our great
commoner," and If we must have republi
can in congress he is our man.
The death in your city, ON the 14th inst,
of Miss Mirrilla G. Luklns, neice of G. w
Lukins, of Sandwich, caused considerable
surprise and gloom in this community on re.
ceiving the sad intelligence. She had taught
IN our public schools with great satisfaction
and was highly respected
Elder Banta and eleven Others have left
here for Philadelphia since my last while S
b. Stinson and lady, and several others, &C
next week.
Hon. Robert Patten died in Kansas June
He was formerly a resident here and one OF
the first settlers of northern Illinois.
Holmes is the only man we hear the repub
licans IN northeast La Sale county talk OF
tor circuit clerk. Elk UNo.
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before. He had gone to the post Office, and see
ing a crowd across the way, went over from
sheer curiosity to see whether anything new had
arrived. He had barely entered the room-was
certainly not within feet of the lady operator
when he was brutally assailed by Mr.. Harvey,
who threatened to kick him out. stranger
present suggested that Harvey had better let
that job out, upon which he wilted. That is the
whole story. 1t seems Harvey had helped to
collet money to nay for the dispatches, and felt
so big over it that he imagined he owned the
whole telegraph line, and is probably still I'M
deceived
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-24
From Marseilles.
MARsEIIIEs June 9.

MARsEILLEs, June 90, 1876
Marston went to Kansas and Willie Cowlcs
to Pennsylvania on Tuesday.
J. o. Harris, of Ottawa, was in town on
Wednesday.
The light guards are going to give a ball
on the fourth.
G.. W. Smith and wife started for New
York Monday.
The river bridge is undergoing repairs
The levee above the dam is undergoing re.
pairs.
The schools have vacation. Prof. Brady
will spend his vacation by going west
Mitchells horse fell down and broke his
neck last Saturday. They had to shoot him
to save his life.
A tumult which would doubtless have riv.
aled the Aurora COW excitement, had it not
been nipped in the bud by the proper author.
tiles, occurred il Grand Rapids last week. Il
was all about May basket
When YOU see stranger enter town wear.
ing plug hat and hear some fellow shout,
"shoot the hatw that fellow is Bill Hill.
1t is said that every able bodied man is
worth $500 to the community IN which he
resides. Does that include those rufians
who shirk around after dark and insult la
dies and strangers?
The excursion of the season is being Fitted
up here. 1t will consist of half dozen
young men who will travel overland to Cali
fornia. They will start about the 10Th of
July, and take two teams. They will return
in the tall if their folks can scrape up the
"rocks' to send Tor them. DAN TUCKER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-24
FINANCIAL H COMMERCIAL,

There is no material change to note in busI-
ness matters during the past week. The receipts
OF grain are beginning to increase somewhat,
and consequently general Improvement
in trade is looked for. The farmers are
through with corn planting, and have a lit
tie time to bring produce TO market Consider
ing the large supply of grain in the hands of the
producers, prices are fair, and will undoubtedly
induce liberal receipts in the future.
In money matters the situation remains about
the same, the banks generally accommodating
their regular customers at the usual rates. For
long time loans the market is well supplied, and
parties presenting good security find no difficult
ty in getting the needful.
Gold has been steady and quiet during the
past week, with very slight variations in prices.
The premium has ranged at from l12li TO Icy
in New York, and closes at ll2l5,
Government Bonds in sympathy, with gold and
under good Investment demand rule Iirm, and
prices are well maintained.
Ravens, MacKinlay X Co. furnish the following
Ottawa quotations:
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Is Anybody Hurt?

| AHyDOuy
F." TT borseAesh won't suffice to feed the masses,
The next resource will certainly be asses,
And Heaven only knows where that will end,
Some people won't have lef! single friend"
Charleys Dictionary needs repairs sadly-one
weeks study knocked the packing end-ways.
"Twiight hour! whose mantle is the drapery
Of dreams, and who has ever been in poetry life's
holy time!" yet it is said that nothing on earth
will $50 disturb mans future relations with
heaven as running his neck against clothes
line in the twilight as he busties out the back
way when he hears "the governor" slam the
front gate.
"Oh that it were possible.
After long grief and pain
To find the arms of my true love
Around me once again"
Yes, that's what she said. Her friends think
that Oberlin Tor Vassar) is the only place for her
to finish.
Last Friday Charley was the great am; now
he says he is the great was. Kerect.
The Aurora boys are fine fellows, but Ottawa
Jersey lightning can bang big hole into some
of them.
When a man gets on drunk and spends five
or ten dollars, and goes home and sobers up, he
IS pretty apt to conclude that his expenses must
be cut down, and about the first thing he does is
to step into the printing office and stop his To-
cal paper.
A young lady from Aurora said OTTAWA was
nothing but a country town" Ottawa girls think
she ought to pull down her hat little further,
and loosen hcr-her-what you call them?
Charley will apply next September for Pro.
Censorship in the public schools to train the
young idea how to "shoot"-grammar.
Geo. N says they haye snow and ice now on
the mountains of Colorado. For that matter
though, We saw some here. 1t was in glass,
and there was lemon and sugar around it.
Sharp dodge OF Gim's-taking Aurora round
his way just in time to bang the dinner gong as
they went by.
"End OF the time but not Of the tales"
Mike is very fond Of dates,
And also Of Miss
Kick out that spittoon, "Smilcr," and when you
see us trying to make poetry pour water on our
spine
Twas twilight. They were travelling west.
ward, step light, yet slow nails in their heels,
light glances in their eyes, smiles all over their
faces. Two OF Ottawas travelling, festive stock,
twiring the hair upon their lips, and gazing with
eager eyes. They cleared their throats (frae.
tion) The fair wanderers paused, shook out the
folds Of their pin.backs, and waved their cam.
brcs. "WhO are they" came from the lips OF
the male twain in concert. Lets follow mo,
let's wait-look, they hear come, my sweets,
they seem to say" "We'll go-my hat-sci-my
hat" Like the hound on the track they snuff
the breeze, catch the scent, and roll on over the
cut, draw nigh the trim craft, larboard their
helm, sheer out-and as they pass, sweet IRA.
la greets their ears-a glance back" Thunder,
George, my wife!l" "Two beers, joel"
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Chicago Market.

June I'd, $50.
Four-Prices a shade higher Fancy white
winter extras, S7.25@o,25; spring extras s5.S'W
GOO; fancy Minnesota patent, sG75@9Oo. ,
Wheat-higher. Winter mot quotcd) NO l
spring, sl0S@1.1S; No. 2, 06@l on.
Corn-No 2, 4S@4S2lc. Options. May, 4o@
49c. June, 46@46Hc.
Oats-Cash sales, 3l@3Sc., Clattcr for whte)
Rye-706 70Ic.. for No. 3
Bariey-No :, G2@1lc.
Lard-Sll.S5@Sl!.90
TaOw-Sc.
Observation-Disclosures 30635c
Butter-Good fancy yellow, 2OG25c; roll 1920
cts
Eggs-11@l1I5c. per doz.
Cattle Dull. and prices weak. Fancy grade
steers S5.25(05.50; choice natives si.15@4N.
cows aHd heifers 49, 5@3.1j.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-24

The jury supmonded for the L. S. District
Court a, Springfield TO try the Harper and
Pekin whisky ring cases has been dismissed,
on the pretcxt that after July Is, there will
be no money in the hands of the marshal TO
pay the expenses Of the court, the present ap
preparation running out at that date. OF
course the marshal couldn't think OF running
the risk OF congress failing to make a new
appropriation before the 1st This prc,ext
for adjourning these cases over TO next win.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-24
Also, at the same place will be found,
The Import ed Clydesdale Stallion
DONALD DINNIE.
'rhe property OF
Geo. Murrs .y. Esq, Racine Wis.

DONALD DINNIE
with four white feet.
seven years old. stan.
twenty-five hundred
compact form. With
action and unrivalle1
that celebrated hof
dam by Wonder. 9
David Riddle, Esq !,
First st the Highland
wears IN succession
kinross Associations
Donald Diunie gainee
al Dunfermhne In -
In 1874, and that seas
ers a. Lord Dunmot
Keir. Was importe
Toronto. and shown,
Canada, taking nrst 4
seepsiakes At MARY
frst and diploma As
cial, London. and y
never failed 20 tax :
In 1874 the nrst AZ I
Wsukegsr. III sinai
state Fair, and sws
or breed sweepstaf a
OF his colts. frorg
and Was shown In a
dram In the countr v.
sweepstakes HIS z
and County Fairs VI
From the above. NJ
forrnances have heS I
that In point OF bre :
unrivAlled on the 90
TxRHs-tse TO Hss
ed 10 Be with fosl /,
lance, II reaSonaf ,,e
er'srisk.
NAV ilu.
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ter looks decidedly thin; especially in view
of the fact that the revelations at these trials
promised to be very damaging TO certain re
publican candidates on the Illinois State
ticket
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Ottawa quotations:
ottawa Wholesale Market.

WIND --''Ii IU'Us
The following were the figures yesterday:
Corn, 500 ilc for 20 lbs; Oats 25@ 2Gc for 81 lbs;
timothy seed, SEQ; Hay, sGGS for prairie, $40
for timothy; Potatoes 10000.
We nnoie helnM
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Spefial 9ntifss.
HIS II. OT.TN

DIX. 1T. OLIN,
OF Chicago formerly OF this pase Will visit Ottawa al
Clifton HOTEL the first Tuesday OF each month for treating
all diseases of the Eye and Ear surgcay otherwise
Operations cataract artificial pupil inverted lids Closure
OF the duct eye rasshyoma and the removal OF
tumorsand morbid growths of every description Artificial
eyes and inserted without pain previous opera
ton. Granular eyeds the most Frequent disease TIE ,oes
sudicdly and permanently cured
From his long experience in treating diseases OF the Eye
and Ear he feels conden: in stating that he nearly
every Chronic diseases also reaed free
Largest stock of Artificial Eyes In the West.
Decemher 10th la7O.-ti
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

\ GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay and all the effects Of youthful
indscreon, WILL for the sake Of suffering humanity, send
tree to all who It the recipe and direction for making
the simple remedy By which he cured. Sufferers wish
Ing to profit by the advertisers experience can do so by ad
dressing In perfect confidence
ans-6ni-sp JOHN d. OGDEN, - Cedar St., New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-24

The Sheridan Ners Letter has fallen into new
hands. Mr.. Milo L. Mason, late Of this city. hay.
lag Invested in pair Of sheers &c, will hercaf.
Ter do the editorial management. Mr.. NJ. will
give US good paper, the only objection being
that he has so much patent" O. Of s pages that
his sea room is exceedingly limited.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-24
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