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New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
StELlN, TAILOR, PARIS.
Rue De Ia Chlussto D'AnaD.
Proved to be the best preventive of

Proved to be the best rrcycntyeof Of
sMALI-POX, FEVER, and SKIN DISEASES.
II the mos, agreeable WALKING and refreshing Of all sa
lines and gives Instant Headaches Sea or Bilious
Sickness It quickly cures fomS' Eruptive or skin
Complaints The various diseases arising rom Constipation,
Climatic influences the Blooi Impurities, Inocula-
m the result. Of Breathing Air infected with Fevers, Mea.
es or smallpox are and prevented BY It's use Sold
by all Chemists the Manufacturer
Tie u rous and letters relating to its marvel
os effect positive in scarlet fever and other blood
poison, are most remarkable painfully suggestive of
great neglect whenever the PYRETC SALINE is not EN-
Moved in these dseascs furnishes the blood with its
lost saline constients"-rDr Morgan NJ. D., etc, ETC
The late Dr. Thurley states his letters and lectures
found it act as specific the worst form OF Scarlet Fever
NO OTHER medicine being given
NOTICE MY TRADEMARK AND NAME
pUFF-CoLORED WRAPPER.
All other salines
SPURIOUS INVITATIONS;
fact an attempted fraud the public as well as myself
sold by all chemists the Maker In patent glass stop
percd bottles at 2s I'd, As. 3d. lis, and 2ls. each
Special Agents, Messrs. RAIMEs. Liverpool Edinburgh
and York; GLASGOW APorHECARIEs COMPANY, aud
IIATRICK & CO.. Glasgow.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
Conntrp Real estate for Sale.

.o-----~~.--~--
COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE, or might EX
~ change-Elegant healthy. charming accessible; cost
DUTCHESS COUNTY FARM of SO acres
~ excellent land good buildings good neighbOrhood
Prco, fll,0OO: no mortgage. rutland g WHITING.
Beekmau-st.
nor SALE or TO LET.-$35O will rent a
ten room Cottage &c, stationary tubs;
nearly new finely located hour from CITY lld rear sta
non Three smaller houses $3.50 TO $500 II LOOKING for
''''''' ''''>' JAMES R. HAY, 50 broadway.
EOR SALE.-A fine BUILDING PLOT, 90
bv so or6O by sG eot dcsaby located and dry soil
convenient three dcpOts IN FLUSHING, l. VI Al Trains
Ssci way price low for cash Call owner No Spruccst,
In combines country advantages with the city convcnences
of gas, sewers, water &c
DANCHO FOR SALE-Near Los Angeles,
h California 5O0J excellent land, 200 acres n or
Ange trees Price. SijO,UOu, gold Rents ioi SIJUOO
FOid, net advance Rapidly increasing IN NalHc .,l y"
bargain Must be sacrificed Address G q. iiI""I>soN
fan Francisco
CD Qnn WITHIN Is MONTHS, without
u SsNbbt interest balepce Of purchase money (rl1nOo
COITAGL RESlDENCEs with grounds Eearly az fcrt, lld
cut in garden. Hyr drive with sha c bearing irmts Nue
&C.. ~ Ioams Ezs, hot ana cod water, Uatl, closets
in healy orderly locality, Two dCp'tS ana ~
unutes Lbtly and Corlaoit fcrncS at almost any
lOI- eag fares, Abe trdyc,, summer NlstE
rented 90 clc ul parties inquire oI the
ONNi.H Room 2 No. . Nassau a.. y y
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
BROOKLYN properin 90 Eet.

ITO LET-3-story brick SCH00L-HOUSE, No
Il l59 Rernseu ST; Sstory brick DWELLING, l1y WI
lOnrhbyst GORDON /. FORD. 81 Clark st., brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonlc
ID and Naugauck Railroads Pare Fl. steamer BItlD5h
Po'I leaves Cathane slip at lljqa M ana bridgeport al
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-15
The Habit of Reading.

81 have no time 10 read" Is the common
complaint, and especially Of women, whose
occupations are such as 10 prevent contiDu
Gus book perusal. They seem to think be-
cause they cannot devote As much attention
To- books as they are compelled to GevOte 10
their avOcatloEs, that they cannot read any.
thing Bot this Is great mistake. II isn't
the books we finish nj = sitting which always
do Us the most good. Those We dcyour in the
odd moments, halt a dozen pages at a time,
often give US more satisfaction, and are more
thoroughly digcS,cd than those we make a
particular effort to read The men who have
made their mark in the world have generally
been the men who have in boyhood formed
the habit OF reading NJ every available mo.
men,, whether FOR i've minutes or five hours.
/, is the habit of reading rather than the
time At our command, that helps us on the
road 10 learning. Many of the cultivated
persons whose names have been famous as
students, have given only two or three hours
a day To- their books. If We make use of
spare minutes in the midst Of our work, and
read little, II but page or paragraph, we
shall find our brains quickened and our toll
hghjcnCd by iSst So much increased Satisfac-
tIoa ~ the book gives US. Nothing helps
along the monntOnUuS daily rourd so much
a. fresh and striking thoughts 20 be consider.
ell while our hands are busy. 4 new Idea
from volume is like oil which reduces the
friction of the machinery Ct life What we
remember from brief glimpscs into books
often serves as a stimulus 60 action. and he.
comes one OF the most precious deposits in
The treasury of our recollection. All knowl-
edge is made up OF small parts which would
seem insignificant in themselves. but which,
taken together, are valuable weapons for the
nN M al tsr
Read anyihia- continuously" sars Dr.
Johnson, and yol VIII b. learned" The
odd minutes which We are Inclined 10 waste,
if carefully ayailed Of. Viii in tie long run,
make golden days thai Se shall ever be
ih.rkiui irr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-15

John DAVIS, a farmer in Sullivan township,
Grey County, says the Barrie Canada CIR
Zette, owns horse which has n habit OF get.
ting out OF its pasture field. The other night
the farmer, rs an experiment, tied the horses
feet together and lcit him, hoping that his
scheme would cure the horse of, or at least
prevent him from INDUCING in his bad hab
its That nigh, n pack oi wolves visited the
ne. ghborhODd, their hoNlS being plainly
heard by the occupants of Mr. Davis's house
In the morning, however, they had dsap.
peared, and the farmer having business some
distance away, left To transact it. His chill
drcn, going To school, had occasion to pass
by the pasture field in which was the brcachy
horse, and remembering the visit of the
wolves during the night, they went to look
after the horses safety. There was the ami
nal, right enough apparently but Standing
in singular position away otf IN the field
T.e children approached nearer and the
horses appearance seemed more strange. AT
last they boldly came up close, and discoy-
cred the cause OF the animals strange c0ndi'
ton. A large gray wolf was under his fore
feet, pinned down TO the ground, so to speak,
by the chain lettering the horses limbs, and
secured IN such way that escape was I'M
possible. The plucky horse had evidently
been attacked by the savage brutcs, and after
a gallant fight he had not only routed his as
sailants, but managed in this singular way to
capture one. No one being near to relieve
the horse, he had to hold his captive till Mr..
Davis returncd-fve hours-when the wolf
was dispatched, his scalp taken to magis'
tratc, the bonus got for II and the brave horse
treated to an extra feed Of oats With the cx-
ception of a few bites on the neck, 1.-THE horse
that captured WOLF came out of the battle
comparatively unniurcd.
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SONG.

WIZ Ia - thoughts ART calm and sweet,
Nithou, thee they are Wild and sad:
With thee my life is all complete,
without thee II j. stormy-mad:
b. true To me. my love. be true,
I'm nothing, IL have no; you.
IN thee my heart IL ave 1T rest.
NithOu. taee u Is iempest-tost;
10 thee my ife is fully blesL.
Without thee ] am wrecked and lOs,:
BE true Go me. INV love. be true,
I'm nothing II have not you
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THE tONTENTED MAN.
~ MARC ANTOINE pgsANoIrE.

az MAXI NNIoINE DFsNNUIEh-.
NOrtsls, you who curse your LOT,
tSomc who curse it ought to bless
come 10 see me in my cot,
Learn the way to happiness,
Wisely will your time be lent
lie knows of plan,
This singular man,
Ever 10 bc content.
m garnet mean and small
Here | live on fortunes brink,
Hope, my income aud my all,
Yet It's comfort still TO THINK
some thcl" very hope have spent
lie knows OF plan,
This singular man,
Ever L" be content.
You who grOwl and groan because
Years speed on and rob your prime.
comfort take; 10y natures laws
We grow bald; bat with the time
RlpcncsS Is 10 clarot lent
lie knows OF plan
This singular man,
Ever TO Toe content.
sunshine al the year /, sweet;
Docs u rain: lis good for crops
Does II freeze: Then, how we cat,
Docs IL tnaw: The Winter stops
Spring will come and cold be spent
lie knows Of u plan,
This singular man,
Ever iu be content.
Come racJmatits: well-theyrc vile.
Her, Ia upon the bed
Still, 40 business for awhile,
No more visits To bc paid
One can breathe although ones bent
Tic knows of plan,
This singular man,
Ever TO bc content
n had 10 0ie tonight,
Health 10 DEATH" and send il round
Me he spares SO would write
He ia age so often found.
Wits end health. and fortune spent
lie knows 81 a plan,
Ihis singular man,
Ever % be content.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-15

As colorcd resident ot Detroit was breast
ing the storm. with new umbrella over his
head, he was halted by friend and brother,
who asked, is DAT your UMBRELLA YES,
sab-cosi me So Was the prompt reply.
MI. Savage" said the other, very s"!cmaly,
when a man viii buy 81 umbrella 10 keep
the We; of'n fifty-cent suit Of close. what's
de use 20 talk abou, ccczOmy ,"-IlT'rnh F'ec
ff-s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-15

A small clean potato. with the end cut off,
- very Convenient medium for applying
lrickdus! {" knives. keeping il about the
right moisture. while the Juice OF the potato
assists IN removing stains from the surface
4 better p1,,sh cs1 be Obtained by this meth.
cd than by any Other we have tried, and with
lcss iaser
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-15
Judge G.t's'' New Book.
A SUMMER IN NORWAY,
with Notes on the Iadu stgs aaGs etc. Of the People,
History the Country It's Climate sad Productions and
OF the Red Dec., Reindeer, and Elk, by
HON. i. u. CATION IL. u.
$40. 1911 ?p. Illustrated Price, so.
THE ISrER-ocEAS Gully 5, SAYS

THE ISTER-oCEAS Gully - SAYS
Judge Cation has given possessing all the hest
qualities OF perfect book summer Travel II coRts'ns
confidential style. without strain afctston AS the
writer sails aons by coasts and akea and rivers aud I'M
quaint Norwegian towns he gives US here and there
sufficient of history 10 awaken interest In TINS
ancient and warEe but now peaceful and industrious PEG.
pie He has the cold touch OF masculine force and
united graceful narrative style The book
from beginning end reads like story told by the Judge
sea- pouring 'Sagas and ancient manuscripts our
stawart traveller accompanied by his ladies' minges with
the people, makes friends with the Lapps watches salmon
fishing IN the pools sleeps in Norwegian beds and INDUCES
In little wholesome rhetoric over their narrowness and
discomfort His book !, fresh the mountain breezes
while n OF that kindly and apprecia
tive feeling which only come from liberal mind and
genuine heart
THE TIMES Gully 8 SAYS:
s'The author OF "A summer In Norway has accomplished
what but able professional writer's are capable OF unGer
the circumstances He has given 10 the pnbc volume oil
travels wkch will hold its with any of like kind The
style In which ~ written IL concise tere ana cheerfu
The information II solid and Interesting and vein OF genial
humor pervades every page. Throughout = generously
sptnLied with harmless, amusing Inc dti'. dhIcicly
told
THE TRIBUNE CJCLi 81 SAYS:
'Jndge Cation a veteran traveller. He Is ofacn'a
obserN alton and from long experience "A well as natural
spacty to learn something more and 10 understand
and ind out more than the ordinary traveller. vi
all this he has mace readable and entertaining books
book which Is create in the reader strong desire 20
make the same journey In person.
Sold In Ottawa by Osmsn Haprman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-15

Professor Mosicr, Of Germany, is now sue.
ccssfuly treating phihisc, or pulmonary con
sumption, by making an incision through
the wall Of the chest and drawing off the pus
with syringe and aud attcrward washing
out The ulcers with weak carbolic acid
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-15
EAST TO WEST SENDS GREETING.
rem L rsyors poem. read at the "hneoaso o"""'
till) falri


From II rsylor's poem. read at the wnneoago conn
till) falri
met Il mat away down tasl,
Who lowered amid his cigh;,rowcd corh-
Raecoons could finish Mt feast
And listened for the dinner horn
4 crow alott on a lIcmlock limb
Leaked black Mt what would fall To him;
IN. billions earth looked black beneath,
lrts angry hoe showed signs OF teeth,
50 nck'd and notcll'd with glance and CLINT
~ bowldcr gray and sparkling Hint.
Fie saw pumpkins yellow blow,
Md touched it with his thOnghtiul toe,
Prophetic flower Of by-and-by,
FpYurunncr OF one pumpkin pie.
"out West: Jes' so, From lllino;
Nv Jem is thcre--,liy oldest boy
AID Johns in Kansas--so is Jane
she married one Elizabeth Payne;
And mother, too-shc wants to go
No musket ever scattered SO;
md then it allus pints one way
Eigbt where them big pcr-arlcs lay.
BetwiNt them two Death and the West
they get our youngest, strongest, best.
rs queer the graveyard keeps growing,
IS il nobody dreamed of going
It's there right where them brOoms Of trees
Arc sweeping nothing in the breeze.
\ queen bee in an empty hive
IS al Of mine that's lett alive.
eau thcm ucaa never see
she west or heaven AZ ono 10 NV
NaIl ana Wait-uou "i'c mt Gia..
hey doh come Da'k from c''hc' P'"'''
..-r,,o,, ,,,;,,., ,,,I ,,,i,os NJ lave, land
,,,5 .'.o '',', ,ro.. hrn,'rh, m he hand
NJ, NJ, c'u' ~ LIZ r',,,,5 H. cree,
As snug rs any soup-turccn
Puor shuw for David with his sling,
1 H.. ~ ., lin.
anu MOI Pcoo'0 W ~ '""7'
- .o,,oa,,,. Massachusetts, man
',n,,.,'I CO.. Iro,,I ard ,hcr br,,,.
~ ,.,,,. i"' tn car,ncr said
. 'rno,,,r, ,r;.h - horsn,s head
o.i't",'s bnd,. dromnr,s VIM
1,, ia,,,>, i,,J 49, ~, - Ianoorno
Th. i-,n ,.Ir rnT croa,od thing,
,rLo, oa,s - L,ndscorr through and throll"l.
= hoarJin,T hn,,sr ror ms NAV Inc
I"c p'"'c 'o' ~" D'' ho' W. nv
%. LlosroId manu- s.dlv said
IT,, aro ;ndaod moi unhIv fed.
Van ,,rrt -. wit, M d.intv touch
Ert had thosn creatures boarded Lc,e
J,wnnld have snvcd ma many n fc,r
INV could nnt harm Won vcry much
IA ,bo,, - connot IL, Jnn;cd
me snr,Iv would have starved and dicdr'
Pine farmer cried with voirr rI.tr
~, stnnd u,ri,,L, l., ,,,.crv ;oint
asanv rv|iamatinn nn,ni
t,J ,,,, ,,,, ,tnr, ., runt ;,s,,,t Gro
AR nn thus ,nmrbcd of III -
II wnt,Jdn't swan the old Raw STATE
ia rn,S.,,.d ,nctsr,ud ,onunt,ins ',,n.,
roy Land az IrvrI as n hopr
fr,.'d ," r,',rcJ anI 'o"Snd ,iowru
'''0''' u """ ''''' WV"
.pnr ,rroir stand. slender in the shorL
s.rhr ~ri.ii .,r,. Ji,rb, wee send To mill
Nat tIrn We rnyr YIN plymouth Rocl,
Where Freedoms cIcarInrs first hcDjn'
The world fake s,nrk in bunker JJiII'
yo,,irc f,acns MAS h,, ~ 49, aLnad
r,nr I1ostn' uohsnts 90" .,i,"s lat
rba, tonly n raran 81 pni,ao
,,I st,c',rd - d,anir,, IN ,ho 90,
a.LoI "n,n' ~ i,,nr,,. ~ y, ' ~,
N''7 '''''' ~ 'N"'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-15

IT NJ. ItASCS.M. NJ. D., Physician and Sur.
H. geon, Ottawa H. Office I'd door north OF post Office
Residence Paul ST. east OF Supreme Court House. junlo
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-15

mr.. Nj. ZE;NDETt, Homeopathic Physician
~ ottawa III. Offers his services TO the friends Of the
system In ottawa In all branches OF his pro-
Particular attention given to the treatment OF
men children. Office In Glover Cooks Block. eb6y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-15

d. p, JONES. " L. BREWER.
ZONES 81 IBIt w E.It, Attorneys and Coun.
v sellers at Law, Ottawa Ills ONCE, Rooms Nos d 8
second floor, Metropolitan Block. octls,'1a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-15

COLES ~ PET',TIT', Physicians aud Sur.
y geons Ottawa, H. Office over Dckeys ewelry sto.e
Dr. Coles residence II Cass street. Dr. Pettits residence,
- e. Pearl a.rect. ONCE open day and night. decl9ly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-15
p Y 8 lCiA N s I.

MRS. NIcARI'HUR ~ HARVEY,
~ Ottawa, II. Otice-Rooms and 7; o. Block. Oaen
from o'clock A. NJ to O'Clock NJ. DR. McArthurs res
Benton ST., south OF Illinois Ave- DR.. Harvey
residence No. 81 Clinton st. junl9,J
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-15

HRNRY MAYO JOHN H. wIDxRR.
MAYO 81 wIJbM Err, Attorneys at Law or
vi nce In Nattinga lock- corner of La Sale and Main
streets front room up stairs Ottawa. Ill. sepll
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-15

A RTIIUR LOCKWOOD,J justice OF the
a Peace. Ottawa Ills. ONCE on Columbus, few door,
north post Office. Will thank his friends for all bus
pertaining his office, and engages TO atcndt.
promptly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-15

W. BUSHNELL X. F.DuIL. cuo,ru.S
pUSH N ELL, BULL &, GILMAN
ID Attorneys At Law. Office In Bushnell q Leland !.
block, west OF Court House. Ottawa. III. augI';i
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-15

INSANI< i. Ora wFORD, Attorney
Law Room $50 Clark St., S. W. cor. Monroe, On
cagO. Notary Public. mariI;t
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HIIAS. II. BRUSH, Attorney and Counselo.
u NJ Law. Ohce-itoom No. Post Office Block. Otta
wa Illinois, mari7S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-15

w IL. ENSMIN q FIR. NJ. d., Physicaa
w. and Surgeon. Office over the Exchange Bank, Ut
tawa. Illinois. marl3
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nR. GLIB EkI' DE plSY, French Ply
~ scan. Sc years practice, the last ten years in s.
Louis Mo. ohice, La Sale ST.. r. Wolfe and ID. Bern
ard Residence Washington ST. north OF Supreme Conr
Block Once hours, from to II O'Clock A. NJ and from
2tOJr.a. maylJ
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-15

T. .iInpLsoN. ,. SNOW.
IL Counseors at Law VIII practice In the courts OF il,
sale and adjoining counties Office west OF Court Hous
ottawa Ills. nnvii
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prcfetsspual Cards.
AT Q \ n gV0.

G. FRENCH.
a.. r. W. u.
seors At Law In the Office formerly n,@ nu @
iord bowen Maloney east side OF Conrt Uns y ncA
ouawa, ls Prompt attention given 10 Mi bn,,nsa m
trusted to US. w "'' business IA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-15

II Y. (iftIGGS, Druggist Bookseller and Sta
II. TONER Ottawa, H. Second stoieln Natngers bioCA
south side OF Court House Square.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-15

- n. ~ q. \. Il T.. "A y -, ATTORNEY. a, , A.,
Rooms formerly occupied ny Dr. Bascnm Z, ~ Law.
Lelanus Block, northwest corner Court lions. sn"a,
N''''~' '''' dec
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-15

nR. g. TIA ID, Physician and Surgeon, over 40.
~ ils Main street, Metropolitan Block, Ottawa llllnCk
lima
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NJ KIN EUSSIL, German Druggist and Apothe'
vi. cary wholesale and retsJ Main street, Ottawa l.!
Importer Drugs, Chemicals French Cognisc BrandcA
Wines, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-15

I r.. COURI,N EN, Attorney at Law ono.
-. No. - La Sale street, west u The Court Hou,r
Ottawa Ills. july3'SS
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NEW ELL II. MOORE Attorney Mt Inv
~ Office III Clancy Block ncr of La sale and H.
lson streets, ottawa. III. uly2i,5
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HIRAM r.; LIZ RI, Attorney At Law
IA Room No. ! Post ONCE Block. so 81 INV
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- l.. LING IN. Attorney al Law. Office owe,
-. No. II La sale street, west side OF the Court House
Ottawa, lis. julyy,i
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r. .Do~YS. ~. MoInyvv
pow EN ~ NlOLsbNk.Y, Attorneys And
- Counseors a. Law, No. p. Court ST. WIN ptomn,I,
and diligently attend 10 all business entrusted their
July 10th, 1874. ''''
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4, EOIIliE -. E:ILDIt Ic iI(; r., Attorne,
NJ at Law. Office In +. q. Block. Ottawa, H. april
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EDWIN n. LEWIS, Attorney and Counselor
Ia at Law, Glover Cooks Block, Ottawa IN, apr
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l.. MEAD. Attorney ana Counselor nj Law
1. Ottawa. H. ONCE west Court House square arr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-15
IF YOU WANT

To doctor yourscH. have nj the Patent Medicines ms
good Os sEys4n-. aad that cigE' 20 enr. ~ =
-easos- p D. 1hiUo@
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-22

The Coal Valley, which has been lying
at the Washington Mill with tow for
several days, on Tuesday night got up
steam and departed for Pittsburgh.
The steamer Joe jackson passed up
Yesterday morning with an empty tow.
The Heatherington departed for below
at s A. N. yesterday.
The Science left for ParkerSburg at
1880 A. N. The Mallie Ragon will be to-
days packet. pn
will take the Masonic excursionists from
Wheeling, Martins Ferry and Bellaire to
Marietta on the oath inst. The Courier
will 60 to Wellsville for 8 party OF about
It's.
The Phaeton, Capt. McLure's new boat,
is lying on the Island side, where she is
being painted and fitted up for her trade.
The james Rees resumed her trips yes.
terday, after lying of week on account
OF low water.
TBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, June 2l.-Riyer 8 feet
7 inches and falling. Weather cloudy.
MEMPHIS, June 2l.-Riyer rose one
foot: now stands q feet inches; cloudy.
Mercury So. Arrived-Liberty No. 8,
New Orleans. Departed Quickstep.
The Metropolis is to de dismantled. Z,
NEW ORLEANS, La, June 2l.-Arriyed
Bismarck, st. Louis. Departed-At-
lantic and barges, St. Louis. Weather
clear and warm.
mercury SO to 82'; barometer rising hght
wind from the south. River z S-l0 feet
and falling. Up-Dick Fulton, WIN
Frank willard, Maggie Smith, 1dlewild'
Down-Dick johnson. Business Light.
CEcrNSArT, June 2l.-Riyer 8 feet A
inches and falling. Disqualification,
pittsburgh; Mary Miller, St. Louis.
CAIRO. June 2i.-Arriyed-Bransto
Nashville; Illinois, Memphis; Helena, st
Louis. Departed-Illinois, Mound City
River 81 feet inches and falling
Weather cloudy. Mercury 50.
LITTLE Rock, June 2l.-Clear and
warm. River rising slowly; IL feet II in:
ches by the gauge. Departed-kiia
Hughes. ,,..,..h,,..
river fell inches. Weather clear and
warm. No arrivals or departures.
ST.. LOUIS, June 2l.-Arrived-Rob
Roy, Keokuk; Lady Lee, Peoria; Hunt
ington, Ohio river. Departed kate
Kerney, Kansas city; Lady Lee, Peoria.
River fallen six inches. Weather warm
L LOUISVILLE, June 81. WARN and clear
Departed-Charles Morgan, Cincinnati
Arrived = Charles Bowen, Pomeroy
River 4 feet s inches.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-22

SLICK UP THE PoLIcE.-our police
force are shabby looking set compared
with those OF other cities. Some wear
belts and more don't; some have their
boots blacked, and more don't; some have
clean buttons, and more don't; some have
old and greasy uniforms, while others
wear no uniform whatever; one may be
seen wearing the uniform cap, another
contents himself with o coat with brass
buttons, and so on, no two being dressed
alike. II Mayor Sweeney desires that
our city should create an impression upon
visiting strangers, he should require all
the police to be we'll uniformed, clean
shayen, and shined up, and that they
should wear their belts when on duty. In
other cities OF less Importance thar
Wheeling, all these conditions are re
quired, and white gloves besides.