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The Ottawa free trader., 1849-05-04
SlPEKIOE rIRsT CLASa ROI,TE.

and altogether the cheapest fom tie Mississippi val.
Icy and ,Ic towns on Lake Michigan to the aa~t
for FreIghiiHg purposes the difference OF insur-
ancr IN tnyor Of this rome over that through the
Lnkr4, shows an average OF onc-ha,to one per cent
Ihci"i.owmg statement Of this upon Il irw nrt!-
c.'s w.II serve to show It's bearing upon the whole
!Gluc .imiof Bs
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Notice.

MISS CODY will begin a new quarter Of her
AVA school on Monday next. q, the old place She
has taken the upper room IN Mr.. Hollands new ce.
men, building. TO which the ,choo will he removed
o, or before the tire, ei May. spr ~ IS Il
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wv" ~ ''7"''T'T V'TIIT " TTT TNUIt3~ INC N
FIRST CLASS RIVER STEAMBOATS,

10 ~ L"".', and by The Lower River Steamers to
towns on the Mississippi nnd New Orleans.
IM~ Railroad with the ~trnmcr, N II. conncc-
uoa from Chicago To Bmil,o, ior regularity. safety.
'V'rd,g'nrra!c clHpmeu. andacconnoualion forms
Iu every Tt.prri a
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Farmers. iook Ia Your Interest
Joliet W0Ollen Factory.

FINliE subscribers having put into their Factory
large steam Engine AMI n new set Oi m1rhlnc
ry the past year, which mikes three fall set now IN
operation, making daily 300 ynrd- They will have
on hand by he iir-t o June 31OOl Wis Of different
kinds Il cloth ot th"irowH make. wh.rhlhry propose
10 exchange tor Wool or cash They will rye one
yard o good heavy cloth Tor two ana hl'ipounl5
ct good clean wool ut the sam" quality ar thry will
work wool upon -hnrcs rs iul,ow, give halt u. the
cloth the wool make, hv receiving oIu'' cents from
the customer upon their h1i, or all that the wool
makes, by receiving tmry-Cghl cents per ,7'd for
manufacturing. They Will also mauuncuIg r
customers Blanbcis, ioapS G9d Figpncls, us - %.
ns SH'aci, Fniicioth, and hcrsCVmsrc They give
one yard ol krr,rymnrc for three pounds oi wool
Pcr.rus sending wool should mark thcrown names
on their sac'ls ~ well as our address and send let
tCrhy mail giving directions,
tL0Til DnSSiNE
And II'0Dl tHrdiBg done on reasonable terms and
Mt sho-t notice. None bu, tn, best workmcu vii be
employed
Any person going To Chicago, from III" central or
southcm part oi this s,aIr will p1ss hy this town.
and all the subscribers wish To ensure continuance
ct patronngc,ls TO once have man pairon2e them.
woo can le srn, toy water up the lhnoj,rvcr direct
20 Nallrson Bradncr. Ioliri, VIII county. orto the
care Of J.. Coates, Icru, or Hardy lu,ac, ill4,
aud II will be- forwarded, where cloth will be put NJ
IN a neat and safe manner, according to the above
terms, ami cent in return to any part Of the state,
without troubling owners To accOmpauy #. or II can
be- sent from the ,ho or Mississippi without any
trouble, by sending to the care oi Mattcson and Pres
ton, St Louis, directed to us at this place,
Should farmers wish for further information on the
subject, by addressing line to the subscribers at Jo.
let, Willcouny, i will receive immediate attention
We hope and expect 10 receive some wool from eve.
ryncirhjohood in the state aud from some a large
amount Every effort shall be made to give satis-
incton.
M0lASStS. SUGAR, COFFEE. SALT, &C.
will be kept IN hand IN large quantities, to supply
country merchants aud customers
MATTESON & BRADNER.
n II. Persons coming from distance with n
quantity of wool to be- carlcd or manufactured, II
obliged to stay over hight, shall he at no expense
Joliet, VIII CO, llLopr25. si9.3m NJ &B.
For the Sick.
shc subscriber would respectfully say to the inhab,-
ants OF NEWARK and vicinity that he has Just
received full supply Of choice liquors, which he n
tends for medical purposes only Therefore, it will
be for the interest Of the Mck 10 scnd dire, to the
NEWARK DRUG STORE,
for their liquors His assortment consists in par, oi
the following, viz:
Pure cognac brandy. Holland gin,
Port wine, ~ ST Croy riIp
White wine pench brandy,
Sweet wine, Alcohol. &c
Newark, apr 26, 1912 81. SMITH.
Eggs Eggs!
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Wl0aaSAa7 Al1l laIAQas
Large Arrival Of Spring and Summer Clothing at the Store Of
KOHN & MANDLEBAUM.
Or New York Clothing Eur On.

oOt
e nmnia
kind F Itn
nt
Srrt
" omuchuo tor
and goods NewYo
h sand
sewher
Aprl6
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Administrators Sale.

Silie Of Illinois, La NIiIe C9unfg Cirrrii CoV,t
I y thn matter of the application of Thomas liay-
i cry, administrator OF the r-lnir Of Edward lla-
court the subscriber, administrator 0l the estate o
Edward Ilaycrty, deceased, Will sr at public auc-
ton, at the door ot th- court house N Ottawa, IN
the county of LaSalc ON the 10Th day Of June next
a. one O'Clock IN the afternoon oi that day, the land
which Is described in sand order n ioUo"o The
undivided halt ot the west hall at the south. west
quarter OF section five, III township thrty.-N. north
rang" Two, ras OF the third prime yul meridian.
May !. lSlg THOMAS lIAtERTI, idm.
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I lGiil colorS and black kit, six, thread, and
| ! cotton gloves, ii,.r gloves aul nI't-, hlcachcd
aud unblclcucd, mixed, white aud b.ncI. hose aui
ha'ho.r myi ! G.. NAIISGrR
" AEiETY-WuIow sa,h and g'as, trace
' chains ,lc,cs, whips and igsA,S. cotton chan,
grind stones coi. and cable rope, hos, forks, &c ,
come and see al Myi NATUS4ER's.
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w T' " TTl IT'IITFT IO I0 IIN W'-l'TW lFcII.l-
ing hi-nirS- from Buffalo to Lake Michigan upon
truus highly favorable to the public, and m coulec
Non with the Michigan RqH RoaG Line. on the
Err Canal, 10 contract for the same from the cities
OF New York or Albany ports upon Lake Mch-
gan, and To do liberal share Of the ircightinr OF
produce eastward from Lake Michigan to Buffalo,
Albany. or New York
the following steamboats, will nun in connection
with the Michigan Central RAJ! Road:
Between thcago and New Bufa,o--S.eamcrs
Detroit, Pacific. mud sam Ward;
the Pacific and Sam'i Ward rnnngt to Milwaukee.
U'g lnlt.rtorr. Southport nud Racine
Between Milwaukee, Port Washington. aud She
boygan, STEAMER CHAMPION.
Between Detroit and Buffalo. DAILY. leaving
bolhpaccs IN the morning, Trough without landing
--s'comers Mayilowcr aud Atlantic.
Between Detroit and Buffalo. ria Cleveland, daiIv.
LLnNLmu nlLl nLmnrl I'm I'M, nNnnLm.L---i -i.nllnrl
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idm,ilI,irGtorS Saic.

DRlED FRUIT -Dacl pcnchc- and Currents
IL hy my 4 J q NArrN.rN-
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HcDGr'k Hudson. Baltic, Empire,
Oregon, n SaCil0ga.


Between Detroit and SauluSky, daily
STEAMER IRROIT.
Between Detroit, Monroe, Il Toledo, dally-st'rs
JOHN OWEN & JOHN llOLLlSTER.
Between Detroit and Port Huron daiiy--tesmcrs
FRANKLiN NOOEE S TELEGRIPIL
AGENTS:
r. J NNN pFwATrU, New York
RIrU,RD h NNS DEwArER. Albany
II. VI. kNSE, Mich. Cent Il X Dock, Buffalo
tms. II. lluED, K. Il Freight House. Urlrolt.
l.. H. MURRAY, New Buffalo.
jaws PECK, " Co, Chicago
W. MuNsER, Litl,c Fort.
{. j. llrTCnIN-oN y Co, Southport;
kNArr, MuRFEy, 4 DorTuS Racine
h. lluNruEEy, Milwaukee.
D!-Packages arriving nj Buffalo by raj. road or
rnna Tor tins route should bc marked "via VI 1 Il
L aud consigned care OF II VI Kline
apr Is ioldcc !. w. BROOKS,
Sup't Mich, {. X. 4 Co.
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Grand DctOur I'Iougl,s.

Grand DctOur PIougls.
NNWO Horse steel lsuj aide,
Z Two horse iron do
Breaking d.
Corn do
4 new supply NJ the. very dr.-rv.lIy popular
rlows on hand No farmer who holds n plow han
die or runs urrow ought tn be- without one They
been introduced. No one ruus any risk IN buying
them II plow does not please purchaser after i
tral lh-y vii h- taken back nnd the money return
ed For sale only jy J. G.. NArTiSGER
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~ - W INN '.l''' ~ tN't A1NI'h IL. VI
Merit door north Of the Past ORce in Red-
dic's Brick Biork,
HANE Just received form New York ria New
L l. Orleans, the heaviest stock OF Ready Made
Spring and Summer CioH.iRg,
Ever offered H one time, at any store, bcwccn ST.
Louis and Chicago. The stock embraces every ar
'iclc Of boys and gcnllcmcns wear from linen
overall ltoa twenty five dollar coat, and made in cv-
cry style now worn in the eastern or southern cities
To pauiruilriic would he utterly impractrab.c
Won can have no notion OF the extent and variety o
their stock until you c1l, and cXamiuc torvour,cve~
Bat we do not hesitate to aver ta, no man in Dua-
wa or vicinity Is now cNCusnh'c for wearing mean
clothing, when, for n mere lr''. he can get hmsc!
n complete new rg from head to foot, and fit to be
worn hv nnv body.
Objections have been madc to ready made cloth.
iNr ronlhr grounds TINT they are badly made: kohr
4 N"ndcham insure their clothes, md are perfect
IS willing to lnkc h7ck any article bought of then
that has proved deficient in mi, respect and rciiu,
the money paid for it. Then don't he afraid to buy
on that account mr3O 3j.2u
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Ready Made Cini!,in-.
Hosiery and Gloves.

I WILL close out nay assortment at reduced pr
! rrs myi ! G. N,TrNa,E,
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Rnan s. Ganacr.

- N'~'~7ss~ . - -.
ISkINTS and Domestic Goods We have fitted
1 upn room over our store tor ;he sale Of prints
and domestic goods, and will Offer the largest as
sorimenl IN town at prices that can't be beat.
April 10, 1919. RyAyN S,yarp
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J. O. Nattinarr.
They Have Come !

T G.. NATTlNGER Is happy to inform hi,
~ friends and buyers at Ottawa, that his purchase
Of Sprn" aud summer Goods
has arrived. The assortment will be found, MS usu-
al, almost compete. No pains shall be spared to
please his customers and no one will he allowed to
undcrSc him. Call and examine the stock, and
nudge each one for himself
Otawa. Apn 81, 1919
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-05-04
Groceries.

a FINE stock Of Family Groceries. nt ow prices,
"A At my q NATrISGEKs
HNO1iiS ~ CAss;NEssEs, % pic
u ! roe Ia, lp 81
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C5-BE NOT DECEINED.-Bc not dccs.r-
cd rM ram hOpc--'ay not the ilaltcrng unctIun 10
your soul, tha: disease w,l cure itself especially II
that disease be consumption or liver complaint. II
you would be restored to health. YOU must use the
means which hrncyorncr and u Kind Providence
has placed within your reach The great and uni
Vcrsl,ly popular remedy for consumption. and oil
chrome diseases, "a now tor sale IN every city aud
important town in the country. aul NJ price too
that any can afford 10 buy. You have no cNcn4'
Therefore, for n"g'ectng To yuur life and health
BE not deceived with lgark uo,trums or any imi'a-
tons Of tbs invaluable medicine. NuiuiyIdual IN
Charleston, ). c. recently purchased four bottles of
doubtful kind one Of the mos, celebrated physi-
Clans in the city tod the deceived pnicnt he must
semi that article back and cxchnnge It for Dr. lIiS-
tars BIisam Of lEid C1crry BE not drcelycd--
remember that Il ~ Dr. Wstar's Bllsam that cures
IL DR. Wlstars that brings back the bloom ofhealth
to the check, s're To the eye strength tp the sys
TEN. Joy and g.adnc, 10 the soul aud happiness To
man. It's d.. WI-tlrs that has gained such cr.c-
brlty among the sick astoni~hrd the world with it.
effects, and Is recommended by the hest physicians
throughout the lnnI. None genuine unless the
nIme of Henry lF.siqr, w. n, and Sindrord 4
Pdrs are found upon the wrapper It's sold by G.
]. Thompson and White 4 Hunter. Ottawa; J. S
Murray, Newark, aud by re csp'cnblr druggists gc-
nemly Wholesale md retail by II Blak-ley s. Co.
II Louis; also by l.. VI Boyce and J II Reed ~
20, Chicago, only agents. may i--laug.
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sl:iiiOilaly.

AAy RITING and letter Paper, school hooks
WV Pens Ink-tinis. Envelopes, Wnier-
w Qu,is, aud Pencils J G. NArriSGER
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GiHg,,un,s

TN pieces vorv choice French Gnrhams,
10 pieces, New Style Grrnan ~
10 do do English d
10 40 American do viii he sold
very lowb by OPT RYAs and SANGER.
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I'ancic>.
Ladies' /.
Shoes.


AND see J G. Nattlngrts Ner and Cheap Goods
"A before they are all sold uuyi.
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HOl SEkEGPERS, rul house builders. will do
III well 10 c,ll aul buy Glassware, Quecuswarc,
mud Hardware Of tmylI NATI.NGFR.
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spring Goods! I!
4 Great Saving

MANY Of onr customers rre notified TINT thry
W may save themselves rost and trouble hv call.
ing Immediately and settling their notes md nc
counts npl3 RYAy & SANGER.
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DTSKSNS Slips and Goi,crc-IOO mir morocco
s'p-, 100 do Scal slips 80 do kdbu,kias and sins
% do Prun"n gailers-the best assortment in ora.
VA at OF Iy1R and Nlngey's
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~ Pieces twiIled ploin rcd cdfarncls,
lpA 10 do do white do
do Yellow, Oranre and Green do
at unusually low prices, by Ryan g. SANGER.
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TWO DAILY LINES

FROM CHICAGO 70 Buffalo, connecting directly wit
ne caIs from Buffalo 10 Albany, and steamboats, I
New York or ears 10 Boston
Gong West, n steamboat will leave pulao
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U. S. FRIeATE ST. LAWRENCE. The U. s..
frigate st. Lawrence, Capt. Pauding, was at Brem-
en- on the 1lth Of July, and was 10 leave in a few
days for Copenhagen and St, Petersburg. A letter
dated on the 9th says; GOA Tuesday bevy of
fifty Senators, German statesmen and other respect
able percentages of Bremen, came with their ladies
(selfinvited) 70 spend the day When this IS over,
we shall sail immediately if the wind proves fair,
for Copenhagen, and there, am told everybody
is on tiptoe TO see the st. Lawrence, for fame
has spread like wild. fire all over Europe From
thence we shall probably visit Cronstadt, and il we
have time afterwards, Stockholm in Sweden, and
Stettin in Prussia. Every thing goes on pleasantly
on board the ship, and we have the prospect of a
pleasant summers cruise. Thus far we have been
particularly fortunate in almost every respect
We have escaped cholera and all other diseases,
except few light cases of varioloid We have
escaped heavy storms and but one of the crew has
died, which, with five hundred is a small mortal
ity in eleven months. We have had no serious
accident, and have a sick list Of only ten, and
day or two since it was but six. You never saw
so quiet ship-no noise-and when all hands are
called, there is tremendous rush. and every thing
done IN most beautiful man fwer STYLE without
the slightest confusion. IL isa beautiful sight and
something worthy TO be looked att
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IRELAND. THE VISIT OF THE QUEEN,

IRELAND. THE VISIT OF THE QUEEN, J,
While official persons are preparing 70 .eelebrate
the visit Of The Queen with festivities and illumi
nations a poet in the %Irishman . brssthes suelts
welcome to the Royal guest az followss
THE SECOND, ADVENT
Shout yourselves hoane ye supple slayesi
IL q God grant sdo you good
But carpet fJst fhe ffequeht graves.
Nor let the dead intTuds-
Make bOn6res OF those ghastly bones. -.~
That ne Ter have buried been.
And drown in P@an. hymns The gTOans sstf
q y OF Soul and Skibbefeent
She copassl make every window bhghtl
Prepare the worthless show
IT would wing her womau's heart outright
To Learn one half your woe. tft
Reveal not how they fed or died
Who loved you 10 the last;
Butlose. in one day gtinSel pride.
The future and the past.
Even while Royal galeYs wait
Fair seas. and fay ring skies; <
Far 10 the south with dolain freight,
lonely vessel fiiesI
Oh turn your thoughts from all the glare
That cheats your eyes around,
And see your noblest pining there,
Your best and tIuest bound.
Alas for them I vain to weep ls-
Assume cheerful smile.
And rouse the tones OF JOY that sleep =
~ Long silent through the Isle
She knows not. she can never know,
What sutfeFings oufE have ben.
20 Then dRub with led the cheeks Of woe,
And ny 70 greet the Queen j.
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Mr., HUDsoN's EsTATEs-The following is an
auctioneering estimate Of Mr.. HudsOn's estates
now being, or about being, brought under the ham
mer: Londsborough, tbought Of the Duke of Dew
onshire,) f47O,0Ooj Baldersby, 6l0S, 900; Octon
Grange, $4,000; Newly Park, f22, 600 Gibral-
tar House, at Albert Gate, fls,OOO; making a
total amount invested in lands and houses alone
within a triAe of G70O, 600.
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BORROWED SPLENDoR.-Wad Chronological
History Of England in describing the coronation
Of George " T, says; Sc The crown worn BY the
king WAS Of unexampled brilliance and richness
The jewels of the crown We're valued at sixty. five
thousand pounds, and ten per cent interest was
paid to Rundel and Bridge for the loan Of them y
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NEW YORK, via MOBILE and, MONT
.GoMERY Ala, and oHARLEsToN, S Q.

N ENFs DEtEAs via ana
%GoMERY Ala, and oaARLEsToN, S Q.
Through il seven and. a half pags-stage Travel
Reduced 70 NINETY three Miles p
Anew ORLEANS 70 MoBIT,EE-Ty he daily line OF
~ Mai Steamers, OR ECON Capt Hisrni CA LIFQR-
MA, Capt Reynolds and JAMES L. DAY. Capt. Glib
q Mobile next morning at O'clock. Fare. Ss-Tms
s'HSps . MOBILE TO MONTGOMERY.
ss ssPsSF N .scd5 s y 9s o a.
n The line consists III ne 99llovipE bosts s. SELMA
Capt BuHel; ARK &sASS, Capt Owen 81 Ara Capt.
Coaeh4-Fare S10lTime through. 40 houRg y
b. MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON:
NEW ORLEANS AND Nav YORK MAXI LINE--Via Griffin
Atlanta, and Augusta. $3.50 =.
nn09Iie9nsiy gRsa6a ssoad g mI mile.
Atlanta. / Pm Augpsta, II IN Railroad "a miles.
Fars-JI0atg oHe1g to Cldriestcn $40 so,
Time through, 81 DEMONSTRATING stoppages Staging
opsifs and on. passing through Vsst Point ga
and Greepvls to Glp besides eEtIa COACHES always il
Ths Cafs he Railroad of The most approved con,
State-Iooms and Begths for night travel N
H9ts, Ni0nfsomsrS Hall, Of Madisoh House Montgomery,
at Moas o1njlss viii ave about 81 'A ny assn
GREAT cEgTRAb MAIL L1Er-Vias columbus. Macon
and Sevannahi as $ go
MOntsomsry. TX AN npeiEs IL N Rsiifoad s5miss
Bsines7ils. Fss scoa sF n Raiifosd % @es
savannah, 5 p ChsIiestoa SAN 81 mboat ilO@ies
Fire AontgoMsfgft6 Chaglestonj S23 So To SaUaR-
nah $40 so :. Time through, U houw, including two
be steam Packsts tbe Charleston and satsn-
nah Line are thu MetRmOra; William Seabf0Ok, and Gen.
Cneh, well known for ther safely neaness, and aanptu
Gus fare, No charge for meals or Betths, -
The Cans the CshtIa, Macon, and Western Railroads
are Of the finest desonptiOns- ~ a9
Two DAILY LINES Of fopl-hone Post Coaches, Iom Ope
hka TO Banesvlle, va Conm0os beadea extra Coaehel
always in readiness 70 carry forward any numbel Of through
For through tickets apply TO the Agent at the Exchanges
Hotel MontgOmeryIial or Madison House, at MOntgOm-
~ Passengers procuring through tickets Of the Agent
at Montgomery, viii save about "a.
CHARLESTON TO PRIEADELPRIA:
Fares $40 -. Time ts hoHIsBy the daily line Of Sea
Steamers TO Wilmington, North Caollna; thence BY Rail-
road Q Pssgburg ths9es o Ph9dslp6ia By thsostab
i Baltimore se9 l,-.
Steamships from. Saeqafaly to ,Ns,s York :.
/ Steamships CHEROKEE and TENNESSEE lesv,
Savannah alternately every Mednesday-au arriving on The
/ Montgomery On Monday Months will reach Savannah Il
time for the above seamen BY means Ofah extra nigh
train from Macon. =
1. Steamships from Chqrlest6n to Nelo York.
Steamships .NoRrHERNER and soUTHERNET
New Yofk on the following Tuesday...-k are, S25t
l Steamships from Charleston 70 Philadelphia;
| Steamships COLUMBUS aud OSPREY lssve Charlie
ton alternately every sdayagIying in Rhiadelpdia
The following sunday WI Is ie5egiBeNrv Asss,
GOSHEN BUTTER. ~
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire InS. Co.

Pc -
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John g. Allison,
Peter ConIey Jr., daunssI White, Wm. z. Leseachs
Robert ]. Ward,f Samuel Stewart edyFnId SaaiIuW.
lsaao Johnson Geo EtfaWbidge, -HenIE =. huckaer.
PETER CONREY, ID. President Board Of Trustees.
- hETectOTs- aF.s =
!0sephWs Stanton, John stroud Sen, ~ M t.ehen,
VIM. "a Goodrich, Joshua Baldwin. William Z, White,
John l. Saharans, Wanak Martin, John ID, Bein,
A. d. gfossmanl MAX Wa on 4tnir r. Tome kins,
Cornelius Fellowes, Joseph Lalande, John b. Leete.
Edw. Jehnsr COxe
t. This Company Is prepared to entertain applications
for Lite insurance. an issue Policies al sound and heal
thy White and Negroes 81 the Table Of Rates esab
the New York and london Offices and without their Ietne
tons asO residence in the South By the charter dividends
Of profits are declared annually and the profits draw interest
thirds Of their amonnt, where the party has paid bis pemi
, JoHE H1eAN President Of the Company.
RREsT0N w. FAKRAn Vice tEeEdent, ~ 1f0
"a. WERDERHuRE. a. D. Medical BoaFdOt
THOMAS .EtTRTs IA I'D ~ r. Consultation.
HARMON DoANEs Seefetary. 3 l. GooLD, Atturney5
RICHARD bEIN. M. d. No. "a MAGAZINE street, Medical
ExamneI Office hours for blacks TX osS H.: d. iol
whites, to P. % his residence ewexamine white
applicants the Office of the Company daily, from IL to
O'Clock He viii not examine any q bis dwelling
without permit which can be he'd on ppcation et h'
California Permits are issued to Life Insurance member
ct New York and London rates, Prospectus table OF rates
and all nt0Fmhtionas Life Insurance, and a papes
esay 70 effect Insurance can be had at the ONCE Of thu
in oerto accommodated an classes Of our citizens Fgdna
and mechanics having families depehde upon them
the premium amounts to over $50 per annum, 70 one
half in cash and half in satisacO endorsed note at II
months. beaTng intefest.at per cent. per aRhum-
NJ B. The business Of this Company is confined 70 IsIFE
INSURANCE. ONLY. BY resolution OF the BOaK no kIfes
River or Marine Risks are taken. srA
= =. Office h0uTs. 3 A. y. 70 . P N. le43uaA
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DAGUERRE OTFPE.



II NJ. would respectfully rsturn
= age bestowed on hiln be INT hsd he honor n
ntFoduclng the DAGUERREOTYPE into Next)Ilsans
I'VE yeals ago, dufiaE which time hsas taksn more
tna1 Aay Other person IN the World His specimens Sgele
exhlhed q the fair.p conpefol with ohafs taken b
FIRST kF9lnn 80 spacln1sns eEh hiied his asab menk
Dpt thoss taken " hiinSelf J. ~ public that
portraits viii CONTINUE % he what they always have heel
ne BEE hs deHE e5Iesnes and constant pleees as
beautiful an. GehuiHe Vgtlandef CaaeFas 90 per cent
cheaper thar any IA the city AZ ofor aioles the
fiaies q ~ per dozen; soOVIl No for e. dafenad
ne bssa pafe eda 10 the Uned sfaas; Cals "a IS and
90 ~ NesvF ark Cameras At Sl8.
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HA1s Entrance No, Q CANP street. 81
NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE.
! Ana Life and Trust Company
sf-iAPIEAI. S3OO.0OO-aH paid IN. surplus s16o000s
~ J4S WALKER Sec ". "a 8. N fDl2TESfR Pres.
The opsations Of ta Company for ~ yeall. has been
River Sea and Fire Risks taken TIN ogSest ates aud
losses pIOmptlY adjusted. wv. y. PAMTEE. Agent,
mh26 " Office. N0.s8 Camp sheet, New ofeaHS-
MAXINE, AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance. Company.
--fs-t CAPrrAL, 8300,O O0s
Directors
JOHN W. HILL = ALEx. ALLIsOg,s IJAseb AtHonrLKs
GEO. w MARTIN JACOB hCGAv0eK, g. ID .,Foss.
WV. AYgODTOLK. JOEH n Bass. : ~ & u. So 8
IAMEs j. GILL Secretary JOHN M ALL, PEST
~ This ouE sstabli5 Company with the naost aie
RIVER SEA and FIRE RISKS on the most baral terms.
at itg Agencyin u eVEl lleAns. az the office of x z
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