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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06
YIN VI Uroy,n's Hide Circular.

LEW-lOhh " eiresday AZ 81 .a'i
sTss extent the onP1ns - 51e9c' A!'s az
nd Ari1isiiso Of no:ed b.loT = 81 o. %. -
scccurt .43l3 Rio Creree x A.9 ~ ~ = -
pafe u ssvsnil C1-coa Mae1ilo Vera Cur falc3 Pir
E.l ~ cts If e. ils sSd cols q 1900 Ais
&c CO. mstns The vLe.s mgr. sa-a'. = - N FL
Eeresse q IS n beng si n ~ ~. non s Of -
=. 80 "a ~ as.-.rs t5o Bs-so A.. H. 70
,t -, so-. no 50 Hio n .ele g N risan sons
Isrce Co s,Eise. ard 81 ell los Of Wes i7a s-h5r e
tr1ed ihTo shO. month aud fan rss. hags zen p;i 70,
Bgeros Aylessn s1vanee Of zen 70 e q l9' 30 =, i -
ton Wll the lzf. fer dag- ho~sver the arrive L-v -n
rot ts1s es reduction 7ee .a se
s19,se D.. nc laiAst S ~, "a 80 o. eiys %
lee e for ~ 70 = n s.ersce 9 SO ne ~ de- % > a
Asso..aIs 20 20 4 y a, To- On the S sc
81 Up. Porte o., S','o - eee q l I a. -
Tam TO- 90 sstar - Vera Cr17 'c- 10 ol 4iix-o
50 ssLTr5 HIDES are IN GOO d,lsni Tls ard Of
seeFcs Avrs sad ao osnde Of ~Ash .o vos 20 AZ
rival 90 q "a. 1 SAGE ~ the - 4lce A' p.
~iSh foii,ipI with ne g. RIO o-,nd, ao.d uy aos
lsndtd have been sod .; q 81 each AID ae-t ~ goa n Az
Eas1 ISoiA Kus- 10 inpo.t.or sss'
H,fR-Inros-s th, month g. bat and rte- X 1fa-e u
II 49, 1,s1a, = 81 b4lts BlrD.s ayes 90 cd o.
q siA the HEet ciosIs hs f'-5',en ,-'-' 's '
Cor SKIS ,s. car'ooa. an. Hsehs al T
pco Tie have been "a ba Slf.c'ia - J el Nc
A. a.. - ia'cs A.fse.ao u re el. 4l- ia * Cos
n tut little inquiry rom ~ manu- Cd, hale, ,-.,,
Til ss,s ss lai's s pfegol. = ara ~ e. p - IN =
esl' lhe o. r. y ! .n,e To- Z An '''' '- nave ~
HoRss-InpeI 500 Of ali klnds Ih, 20. RIO
es.h 2@e CHIC MA a. &c ssfh Grand. Rio ,,sa
tt b nv ' 61y; u On. cold si'
TrRR, J,roscA-Nl mros The sals have teen y h-es -
'isSS y jos Nc ss. durs he nos have been
= teaF q = " ~,
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Whaiers.

CID SfvBedor'. 81 shr- Nautieoa Luce Norh Faenc
r ukiin. Richmond. d.. - shlp Gdeou l'g an TO-
o. P,ra Jriy = ship VI mnoa. Haashtoa- Nntlcket ~
sperm oil.
Care Il yrd LANDS aase. ip Lexington B-'c. - VAR
tucket. clean All wril-hsd whales.
Srokeu-Aux q lat 81 a. on = W bar Eesn D'de q ard
frCrl HeHer'r. rreks with 81 hbis oil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06
BY Sandy HOOK Pr ltng Te'c-rspd
TIE HIrIIA.n- -. L.

Orc brig iu ,hs Ofirr b0enl
Northern Light rs. lie Highlands Steamer
Gecrrr o.ng ont over the bar.
" lud fht a-wcatier hlzv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06

Arv. the pc. O. Boon dus the month Of Ars Foreign
10 SHIPS 50 b4rrs. is h- ~l5 s-i .. ClAsrs0
hips 81 bsrks sbss @ schr. 2soopS o. ~ abo
bks 81 trs an - sch.cIers BRITISH; bark all big
Scieus BARK N0rwC brE Dg,ch. UF French big
Iuscfn aud th- reufl.n der American
A1as tie TOT Philadelphia dl NJ ae moltl Of August
Fre gnShiI - y t1rts, l. hrgt = sc-o9ners C17fws-
s,acs 10 ships taIss IA tsiss G scl9 nee 35 sooPs
= L.a.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06

Anew banking institution, under the name Of the "Oned
Central Bank about TO be organized in the village o.
Rome with capital Of s15ooOo or over.
The Mechanics Bank, Of Brooklyn, declared dividend
Of cent on the inst Of the profits Of the a sx
months
The condition Of The New York City Banks since Feb
$780,, Ia, Z. shovrn nv the following table.
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1--WE YEW-YORK TRIBUNE-wEEKIY IN

~
IaRGED-Ou the lh last April The DAILY IEsUsg nav
- u; ~ nh enlarged oasfolrfh
oeriy tn Of LaSn Ts making considerably larger
,lar am other cheap DAILY published Ia thu the World
h uree Consequence Of tbs EalsrzsDeHt-
- r,p.r still afforded Mall Subscribers IS
SeFefed this and the adjacent cities
n, ~ Carriers sod % Aseus
= Frrg. or Mail sale us per copies
r.-ste AZ these prices azeze f,f
the
- esvx al exyerses be desyed from receipts
ad,s.;rs return each purchaser Of
n rom - Liz un0res worth 10 the naked sheet him
r. r he reward labor aud the heavy Of Tel
gsnbing Corrfsoonisrce Reporting Composition Printing Nx
~ Rent Ge % Adgerssn alone. We Do not
G 40. posble cheaper newspapers byoad tas point; IL
be hereafter intend 70 b wsh the Drost "a
csnorsrrz.irs the net
o. sE.WEEKLY ErRoFEAs and CALFossiA editions were
srisrd and eially With the Daily with
or s~We-kly q. IS per InIun two cop fan
sssrd tsu eopies With any 81 or IS sad ill
heersy aa copies for this upon direct sp
plesiton - ,u.,v, = r,,,-.,. 49,. H.. ,...
VIII he preenf rnb>r enlarged the Weekly
OF ncrcse Price Thz esEene< s1d- le.ss 1900 per
arm 20 car erpenses IN addition the previous Of oar
DAILY rzrreent already Effected Oar steam Cynder Pre<s
Az, ao tie World Weekly
.Sn shosd rapidly 100 prepared
prnf AID every copy the day Thursday
rt p-s without iEtespnz rst1rdas the regular
ar iree Daily etorz fzenydd Ikoas.ad e0pes
enable disseminate tztsdz@aee
shsl especially ball labor effect r.c.s
iraprozerltuf CELEBRITY and reliability ofthe Malls
Tas TasCsE proclaim
has ever ppor.et With the force o. ts pt
spss q YeSrss sstsH a1s2e'iJ 'rn1 Wzs beezzs sls
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Re.einfs of Prosiuce Srpr

Bv bbls Flour Ashes as do
Whhhy 80 pigs Pork Il DO. Hams 10 DO Butter 10 do Cheese
a do 90 do Lari $ DO Wool ~ AZ blhes
Wheat IS TO Corn go do Oats 4o3 aides Leather.
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MINIATURE sLNASAc.... THIS DAY
> MooS-Se
Sandy Hook 9 lem Gov Island. 10 CON Hell Gate IL an
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TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Single copy one ffywO imhers ~ 90
Three ores enc year hAy two numbers o.
Yve conf Que vtar h'ty-two numbers 90
Ten cofos yeor hfytwo numbers. ~ 90
Twenty comics address % 90
r. Ihe extremely low price hch TIE Wecdy rl5sHs
10 .hed Club subscribers shoutey preudes allowing
con "a ms either in money OF by extra paper.
sulscrpons commence II any time fsJuni IN sanoe
required and the Invariably ID unued The
expruon OF the advance payment.
Money suhc ptions IN Letters bet
the Postmaster where the letter mailed should
made acquainted with rs contents and Keep description Of ne es
re- B. any ecepayng bank the Uni oil states OF CaRad
received a par for sabscrfiunA
~ have travelling ANY Wishing 20 receive
TIE Tribune be- called upon for his Subscription Al
that nee, r him do write letter IN tew worlds
pble the Of the rber sA
the Post Oace County and and direct the letter
GRFFLEYS McELRATH, Tribune Ofee, New-Yort
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Spoken. sc.

Assx ki SO 81 "a 8 sesss s<ts1 sou Bosoo sr sh-
iAEsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06

Increase in 1855. ..........,..... sS-l,4l9 ~
The total value of foregn exports at Boston last week
WIS sso0e3S Among the principal aces exported were
II sOa bh!s -four and 200 bhls corn meal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06

The jefferson Insurance Company declared sem an
nua dividend of three dollars per share to the stockholders
yesterday and claim TO have 100000 surplus remaining.
The receipts of the Buffalo and New York City Rairoad
l., Ilav lima Iuiv and Auousf 1853 were:
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puiics received In Ausvs;. saso, 2
Previcus mon.hs...........-Si l96
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06

tal.......e5a3gl 70 slS00 ssl5l II +8o 50! 7
The Anthracite coal tuunagc from the SchuylAI Goa
region has increased the previous week 1902 una Thu
following are the operations for the past week aud for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06

lie shipments on tho lehgh are 79o7O tuns short Of
those 10 the time last year The reports rom the
Schuyk region are Thursday of this week. and show
decreased unnage for the season compared with last
wear 10 the same time of So 70 The shipments by
The Delaware al Hudson Canal for the week ending on
tko 27ih ult wego-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-05
Prospects Of The Tohey Market.

The last number Of Thompsons Bank Note
Reporter has the following article
It's now generally known throughout tie
length and breadth Of the United States that u
severe pressure characterizes the money market
of this, the Commercial Metropolis, and that for
the present, but little snancal assistance can be
depended upon from this quarter, for the prose.
cuiiot o! all unusually active a,l trade. Tbs
consequence is, the Banks aud Bankers throout
tie country will economise their resources. md
look about in their own npighborhoods for the mo-
ney facilities usually depended upon. and recei.
ved from the Atlantic cities. No South Sea spe
culations will be unleraken-no great risks ven.
tured for the sake OF large ptofts-but means
will be found to dc I'll tie leg innate business re-
CURED by the agricultural, manufacturing or
commercial interests, IN little time, them tho
country will depend upon Itself solely, and TO
nearly independent Of New York, anl the other
sea board ctiei. Nov put Q pin in there and
look at home.
A cont,eciion has beon going OF here f6r six
months, and for the last three we have exIeIief-
ced n striusenry more severe and constant than
.cy that hls been felt IN this market for years
AS consequence not unexpected, few dry
goods houses huvs Suspended few storl speeu.
la,ors have gone by the board anil confidence
ha, been shaken The effect Of all This is q con.
servaive feeling iGa taken possession Of every
enc and there is n universal disposition TO curtal
rather than expand, and not to be drawn into n
position that would be effected by mo,~ state Of
monetary affairs thnn now exs,s. The check to
sale Of Railroad credits has been sudden and the
results in individual cnses may be disastrous, but
that the effect, ultimately, will prove OF the Ut
ulOs' benefit to ihe country, no one can deny.
A few more failures may take place. and tho
croakers may succeed in getting upa panic, but
tho impressions in money circles is general that
nothing now stands in the way Uf q return Of
confidence, and a comparatively easy state of,he
money market, bu, the probabilities Of war 10
Europe.
Bu, taking our promises in relation to the pre-.
sent financial condition IF town and country TO lls
correct, what possible effect can q war have upon
US other than beneficial
The sale abroad Of our Railroad and state
stocks il already stopped, so we can scarcely To
effected in that way. Our produce will bs wan
ted to do n carrying trade profitable beyond 40
count and il we act wsley we can in many
ways reap immense benefits from war in En-.
fOpp.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-05
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New York Money Maker.

The N,w York TiIuns gives the follow inz
hopeful notice oIl ,Ui dti,n ot tie money mar.
ket in that city:
"1he money make; to Jay exhibits the snma
features as un Satu,d1y. The wants Of the com.
muni'? do not appear TO lie so pressing the H.
tuidaiing process Of the iUst few weeks having
done much 10 r,drte the demand for facilities
lhs supply ot money is little better, Tut the
reii,f is rot eliu o. lGvorsble feature Of
our market Is, tia, Philadelphia ard Boston ale
debtor ces, and We shall diHv sonle relief frt o.
them. Another good feature is, tha. the West
ern and Southern Banks and barkefs b,lances
are now drawn SO low that v.s can te dra,nr,'
dut little farther from this source, The rates fer
paper are l2gls y cents, and ot call Z es!'.
The extreme stringency OF the money market
is amply accounted for by The a2nezed statemens
OF the City Banks. The loans ana discounts, is
will be seen, have again tscn largely contracted.
making about sl2 5o0Oe0 reduction since 9Th of
August. The contraction during the week just
closed has been e. 10000. The specie account
shows drain Of 81 ,osoOoO, aud the deposi es
S3,S!0,00o. The reduction Of accommodation.
by the Banks las brought into new activity It's
deposi,es. and capitalists have furnished the sup.
Plies refused 10y the Banks"
Anothe still more hopeiur Indication Of better
times IN money matters, is The large compare.
ports, The Tribune says the imports at New
York for the three weeks o! October aie S7,53s,.
$50, indicating total for the month Of abou,
sIo,Oooo0h, against SIT 100000 in September.
Here is dmihution Of 81 100000, while our ex
ports, including specie, already exceed those of
the whole month Of September, and promise TO
be about $6,000,000 in excess at the close. Ia
kin kng !rgsher the REDUCTION Of imports. and tn.
New York will be sou, slS3bd,6 JJ9e trad trade q
this month Than tho last. This is partly to te
attributed to the nstaral and ordinary course Il
business from tie sumner to the fail months, and
partly 10 tho unusual demand for breab.trff., Lu,
the rapdty and axteut Of the change indicatci
the gfes, resources srd strength Of tue country
Still, the spectators in county Bonds. given
for the building of second or third class railroads.
need not expect such plethoric in money as t"
tahse that Kind Of paper to be sought for. ".
are sratiied at Ibis. for no State was likely /,
suffer more than Illinois by the sale Of such otli.
gations.- Chicago Democrat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-05
OTTAWA ILL.,, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER VOL. XlV-N

ing question TO three professors If mathematics
attached 10 three Colleges 81 high repnre In
the class about ID sfadha't from your Institution,
~" There any Young man competent to 90 upon
the rnad immediately and make surveys witt.
ont any assistance IRON me There were nortt
arl the professors frankly said So What n fact
i'thP' A. "a preparation for The dutie. Of mod
ern life, oar College course Is scarcely Of any
use aihll and We care hot vino hears us when
We say, II Young man is resolved to run grca,
career IN an active, manly profession. let him
Keep ont Of College, That young man has no
four years to waste HI, knowledge .nu.t be
real positive, modern. lie needs trained eye,
trained hand, broad chest and long wind; not
n stimulated brain merely lie must learn how
to do this or that for himself He mus, be n
man of'hc void educated in the world, by the
worlt for the world
We cannot pursue the subject further al pres
en'. The sum of the whole matter is thi.: the
talking profession have had their day the ac
tive profession are going to have theirs; the
means Of education have not yet become adjust.
ed to the new want; and he who promotes such
adjustment, even so far as to point out its ne
cessity, does u good thing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-05
Sweet Potato Vines.

A correspondent of the Georgia Telegraph"
states that the vines Of the ,weet potatoes may
be saved during ihe winter and used in he.prips
ior propaga,inga new crop. ln the Fall, any
time before frcs, takes place, the vines may 6e
cut in any convenient length, and placed in lay.
ers, on the surface Of the earth to the depth of
twelve or eighteen inches, cover the vines whilst
damp, with partially rotten straw. (eihir pin. or
wheat will answer) 10 the depth OF sig inchss.
and cover the whole with light soil about four
inches deep. In this wav the vines win keep du.
ring the winter. and in tho 'rring they will pus
out sprouts as abun,lantlyas 'hs potato itsslfwhsn
beddud. The draws or sprouts can BE- planted
hrst, and tho vine itself can DO subsequently, cut
sod assd az We gtcr,ally p'aus siips.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-05

BrrSos AInEs.-1he Argentine confederation
lppearc to be virtually dissolved. and he pro
vnces MAINTAIN n separate and independent cI
stence. though Erqursa, who slnce his pefest ia
his own rrovinc" Of Entire Rios, still STYLES him
sf Provisional Director Of the Confrderation
and has been go recognised by The American
diplomatic functonares Late account, state
that through the whole Of the difficulties. d Ur,
9ulsa has acted a dpspicahls part, but il is verv
difficult to understand the politics Of Busnos
Ayres In the city the foreign residents have
formed and ass eia,ion and declared openly
against recognizing hereafter their national re-.
prcsent,tives. They are determined 70 protect
themselves, and for that purpose have organized
in!v military body.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-05

WATER DaiSs'Nu Professor SiIlimnn closed
recent Smithsonian lecture, in Warrington by
giving the following sensible advice to young
men:
IT. therefore, you wish for a clear mind, strong
'nusces, and quiet nerves, and long life and
power prolonged into old age, permit me to say
though J am not giving temperance lecture
avoid all drinks but water, and mid infusion Of
that fluid Shun tobacco and opium. and every
thing else that dis'nrba the normal state e the
system, Rely upon nutritious food and diluent
drinks o' which water ia the basis, and YOU will
need nothing beyond this but rest, anj the due
regulations of vour powers to give you long md
happy. and useful lives. aud serene evening at
the close
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Wonderful progress OF tho liiino,s Central
Rnllraad.

II s but little over one year sincs this giest
wuk. near zoo miles in l. ng,h, the lorgrst u
the United States, vas undertaken. The Exec1.
tive Committee aIs nov III this state .x,mirhy
are now N this state examining the lie. aud ,Ley
po., up thri, books rs fol-, ws:
Three quarters of the VII, T. wn,i il graded
They have more iron on hand ,han viii be zee.
essary to complete the ah.le rnad
The tt,ire amount II monsr nrcss,Nry Tor tbs
completion uf the road ha, been provided hr.
One third at tie Whole road will 30 IN run
ming order and operated by the frat VI January
mkt.
The Doari Of Directors hope land IL the chols,
, ~ or some otter unforeseen c,|amty does nos
h. f,i our s'n,e they viii he successfully to ts
allie 10 hayc,A whole road IN operation BY Jan
, uary Isl, 1851.
This, when competed. viii te tie s,sa'ss:
railroad achievement ofse nge. lftarh men ~
have charge Of the illinois Central railroad 'hall
ge, hold Of the grea, Pacific road, men NJ cd as
Col Benton may live to see il com mpl.trd.
! The public are already looking TO the.e nrn
! to lead of in great enterprise bat We think thu
/ glory they haze achieved in Illinois will s,i.fs
/ their ambition.
/ The Hin i, Central Railroad Company are
! nov lsying iron il fge different places in THE
! State
! From Frccpori towards calrra.
! Bloomington towards Decatur.
! Kankakee Depot towards Urbana.
Cairo Cor rather Cash river northward
towalds Big Muddy river.
Big Nuddy river ucrthwsrd towMAs
/ yara,lia. ..
What wonderful man that modest r. 81
Mason is Hen, he il. And there he 10. Al
along the whole line, where i, he not Over
the whole nearly seven hundred miles Of road.
every an in tie rmpoy Of the c. rnpany ex
pec,s to see Mason If he looks up And yet the
man frequently goes eat and comes back again.
There are over liftv hotels in Hin 10 that sic
charging. him with regular board Several of
the landlords say h- is occasionally absent, bus
not near ss much rs they would expect consider =
ing the vast amount Of business ;ha, he has 70
attend to. A NJ. u ked the other DAY. how
he should know Mr. Mason when he saw him
Another. who stood by gave true detri;'on Of
him q, follows He is that man that cemcs
along occasionally sad .then goes. Immediately
r away, saying nothing aud locking lac q man
on business
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-05

How TO PREsEnvE EGss Chsapiy aud p'rftrf.
iH-C. G. Goodrich, Of Utica, writes to Ii. Conn
try Gentleman, that eggs may be preserved for
any length Of time in lime witer. A pint of lime
brown into barrel Of water is sufficient. The
etg4 will nt fira' float upon the top Of the water,
|eut will gradually six down 10 The bottom,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-05
Boot & Shoe shop.

TllEuulrrsigncd would call the attcnroi-ot his
L friends aud the public to his removal to the place
gloschy whrrr'h 'hr BARRIERS shop stood, on Nadl-
son street, known ns Joseph Halls corner, where
he will cont. Ne IN the retail OF Boots and Shoes
OF hIs own manufacture.
While thankful for the liberal patronage he has
received tor the past years IN Ottawn, lie viii tu-
deator 10 merit continuance of the same. lie =
prepared 10 make Grrt'omeu'- fire boots, oi
ftcuch Cal, Patent Leather and Morocco, and
everything IN his line, on a. reasonable terms as
,hr s1rir quality cnl be bought in other places
TT RrparuG done n usual
Ottawa, may2l pANL- LEAhH'
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Nauj,In lor,insc
J,eody Made C,ofh,p- Forever

T HAVE good stock Of Sprug and Summer
j Clorh,ng, Just rccived from Boston, the brs
mnrker for This line OF good that must sci ever
II have to sell ut iolocrpricss than dpybody else
All interested IN he cause, please call and pur'
chase. May li) l., D. SMITH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-05

y best assortment OF Millinery Goods ever
brought 20 o'hsciy, consisting Of ladies' drawn
ik, straw, lawn, gossamer, brilliant hats
Misses silk aud straw hats; boys hats, ribbons,
lov ers, dress caps, tabs linngs &c. Nc., &c.
Bleaching and pressing done as usual. Country
Mllhncrs wishing n sup IT, can he accommoda .
ted She would thank the ladies for past hvors
and would respectfully solici,their patronage in
future,
N b. All those having bonneishcrc that were
repaired year ago, viii please cnllnnd take them
within one month, or they will be sold to pay
charges. Aprl3O.
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r. IIuuNLtLvL,vr, pAvlpP GoNES.
7 EI.\NDN IbNES, ittprRcgS, HOiIcltOISdHd
~ Liqi igrHis, Ottawa ILLINOIS. Oihcr nth"
Court House with the clerk olthc supreme court,
Ottawa. sept -. lS12,
NORRIS ~ FISEiIt, Geo. u NorrsI,
~ Geo ) Fisher iH0rHegS AT LIn LdHd
Agenis, Oudpd, H.; VIII pay particular n'''"'
tion tlthr payment oftlNcs IN any partol lulno'''
Purchasing anl selling Real Estate, ,nNcsugn,!ng
titles. collecting demands, buying aud SELLING VI ''
vgtry L1ui Warrants, and locating them on ihr
bsst LinI, Tor soldiers or others, securing pen
alnnt ani all claims against the GoyrTnnrn'
nTtlCE-)u the southw west corner oi the Tub-
he Slunr-. x -,
Commissioners Of Deeds. SC, for New YORK
yolneciicut, 0Alo, New Jersey: Nlcnisnn ana
,v,s.c,sin Mays 1871,
MOVER Il COOK, Il. o. Gl"ver--6. 1
" C,okD iHprney' 4 CoWrfs'lersd at Ldo'
bliaw,. oE,eiu Rrddicks Block, ra.t SIDE o
,hr E',ilr Snnatr June, lSjs-u
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Shall lit its pure fame changeles', and before
The throne of God burn through eternity
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