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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-06
For the Fall & Winter Trade!
;ReddicIk IL EEurlbut

For the Fail u Winter Trade.
.ReddicIk IL Eurlbut
Ty:VE now in store and are daily receiving
IL ne ''rsc'If ,deuPrst, and u.oet dec,aJie
SrOCA OF GOODS
Ever offered hy iir'DI, which have been bought
cheap, and vii bc SOL at the rcry i9rcsi prices.
Their buyer having been IN market for the las, six
weeks, aud a. most goods have within that time
fallen from ten 10 toeHty per- cent, they trel conf
dent that they can and tr sell or les prices Than
those who purchased earlier in the SEASON.
Their stock II dress gods is unusually large
and desirable. comprising
Silks and Satins.-Plaid, stripeG, brocnde,
chomelion, and plain, IN black and CO.
lors
McrinOs. All shades and qualities, from five 10
twelve shilings
Plaids.- Merino pIaids, raw silk, Tmb't cash
merrs, aud de lanes
De Laincs. Plain and figured, some Of the
most desirable patterns, from Is TO Is.
Cloths For ladies clio aks and 'almas, choice CO.
lOrs, with rich new syc OF trimmings
to match.
COburgs.-Pammett apaccn, cashmere, PEI
sian, plain, and plaid, from Is To Is.
ShaWis.-iruchr, long, and square, from $ 10
500 Bay state, and Scotch long
shlwls, from s3to 81 10.
Scarls.-A few very choice brOche
Priuts.--lhr largest and best assortment ever
before offered in this market, varying
in price from &c to l2,c.
Also, q large assortment OF carpets, rea made
clothing, ilannels, WOODEN yarn, plush
caps, boots and shoes, crockery ,groce-
mes, and a great variety OF other goods
too numerous to mention.
All in want ot goods IN their line, will do well
TO call and see their stock before purchasing. ola
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W III be found complete.
Ladies and gentleman, Misses and children,
OF all ayes, can here be suited with fine or low
pnc. d stockings and sosks, Of silk, WOODEN
worsted, erection, OF almost every description.
Particular notice is called 10 the variety OF
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

toys
DOMESTIC GOODS.
flanmels, all wool,
red, white, and hg'd.,
Canton, a-td., co.'s,
home made,
Shcetings aud shtiings,
Bro. and blend, 3.ito 1914 wide,
Pillow case cotton,
Dning., beached, bro. and cold,
Mariners 5hlfting,
Apron check,
Blue denIm-,
Ticsngs, all widths,
Yarn, wooden aud cotton,
Waddlng and batting,
Warp, wick and twIue,
Cord cambrcs, and paper muslin,
Iowelng, brown and blrnched,
Table cloths, linen and cotton.
BLANKETS.
White and cold. bed bansets,
Extra inc and large s.zr,
tor travelling,
Home ma lie AMI horse blankets.
Attractive styles oi
CARPETS RUGS AND OIL CLOTHS.
Carp l., BRUSSELS tapestry,
" ingrains all wool,
hemp, stout aud vide,
rag home made
Rugs, of desirable patterns,
Floor ~! CLOTHS, IL 10 6 wide
Floor mats and door MATS.
Ready-Made Clothing.
a good variety Of
Oyercoats, medium and heavy,
Dress aud lrock coalso t
BrOlJcloth, Cashmere,
Satnctt, tweed, &c,
Tor men ard boys.
Children suits, complete.
FantaoOrs and vests,
IndtEhiUs and drawers.
HATS, CAPS, AND FuRS.
Fine sol, wool hats,
Medium and common wool hats,
Plush aud cloth caps,
Boys and infants"
Mui's, cuffs, and sictorines.
Boots and Shoes.
Gcnrs fine call eewed boots,
Z" peaged "
heavy kip y"
medium " "
Boys calf sewed and pegsed boots,
kippcgged
Ladies kid aud cloth CATERS,
8 enameled leather boots, sewed,
." ;" :. pegged.
cali sewed
d" peggcd
Boys and chlldrens shoes,
Misses Kid, calf and pat. leather,
Infants shoes and CATERS.
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goo, 600 DOLLARS WORTH

OF New and Choice Goods. comprising every
article usual found in First class Houses in the
Atlantic Cities, and offer every Article rs low as
can be bought in any establishment in the United
states. and ar. selling many new and choice
s,yes OF goods FOR ABOUTONE HALF THE
RI ICES ASKED ELSEWHERE in this mar
ket nr,-Ws have only One Price and buyers can
rely on finding every article exactly as represen-
ted, and we will refund the money in every in.
stance where any article bought OF us can be had
l,, l.sa where
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Furniture ! Furniture |!

ii ANlNG purchased the entire stock, stand /,
i i aud good will of the furniture store hitherto
kcptby Rugg & Watson on La Sale street, in
Ouuwu, are now selling every article, from the
cheapest and plainest, TO the finest and best in
the trade, such as
Sofas, Lounges, Tete n Tctcs. Divans,
Ottomdns, Burcaus, Bolstedds. Iobics,
StdRds STAIRS, Loohiag- Giasscs,
And every other article neede IN the furnishing
and outfit of dwellings,.
Mostot therurni.urc is m1nutactrredto order,
and warranted to be good work and to give salts
faction
Among thcirs,ock will be found the finest drcs-
sing and centre tables and stands1 with marble
tops, almade in the latest eastern styles.
COTTAGE EIRNITMRE!
Also, few sets OF beautiful Gotta &c furniture
of the newest style. A new style OF mahogany
chairs with casters, and all kinds parlor iurni
,ure, OF the latest and most fashionable make.
Their stock will be repieniShed as fast as sold I,
so that they will be out Of any important
article.
They engage to sell as good an article, and in
no case 10 .oa above Chicago prices,
UNDERTAKING, in all its branches, carried
on as usual They have good hearse, and Mr..
Moore will always he in readiness to attend 10
calls in that line, either at the store, or at his
dive ling, two doors south Of the store, au26
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-30
injurc saogIantc pour les catholiques

injurc sanglantc pour les catholiques
americains.
Main'cnant, 81 nous supposons, NAL
gre tout ce que nous avons dit, que les
chefs du parti dams la Louisiana, yeulent
slncerement la liberte religeuse, celia
'eur donnera.t>il queIqnes droits aux
sympaihes ct au concours des ca,hoi-
ques Pas lie moins du monde. La
bonne volonte du parti dams la Louisiana
sera necessairement para'ysee Par lie
fanatisme anticathoIique qui anime Tim.
mense maj o'i'e du parti, ct il rcstera
toujours vrai que les Know Nothing.
louisianais auront preftr6 |eur appui a
un parti qni declare etre hostile aux
catho'iques. En- sorte que, dams tous les
cas-, il est impossible ql'aucun catholi>
que, qu'aucun ami sincere de la liberte
religieuse, moins de sc faire illusion a
plaisir, pui:se donner son concours, dams
la Louisiana aussi bien qu'ailleurs, a ce
soi,disant parti americair, qui, dams ses
principes, dams ses tendanccs ct Gans son
but, est tout ce qu'on peut imagincr de
plus anti-americain.
(Propngate'u Casholi9ue.)
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NOUvELLE ORLEANS.

Pour te rminer &C que nous avons di,
du Parti American dams notre derniel
numero, nous devons dire &c que nous
pensons de Ia Plateforme adoptee par le
Parti pour Ia Louisiana. Notre principal
objet est de parIer du neuyieme article
dependant nous nc pSuvons nous dispen,
ser de faire sur les autres articles oueI.
ques refexions rapides.
lie premier article demande deux
chooses.
10 L'amendement des lois de natu.
ralisation: % une garantie pour Ia pu-
rete des. elections. - Connie nous ne
somnes liessa aucnn parti, nous n'avons
point d'objection a l'amendement des
lo's DC naturalization; settlement, 81 ION
souf ex'ger que l'ttrancer ait yingt ct
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lie MEETING DE RATlFI-
CATION.

La prrsse entiere de la NouveIIe.
Orleans rendu, hier, hommage a la
briIante assemblee par laquelle In De-
mocraic on,ert Ia campagne electo.
raIe, jeudi soir. MaIgre la 3ternaton
qu'avait jette parmi notre population
I'incendic q"i ii devorf, en- que|ques
hpures, !e sp'endide hotel du Vcrandah,
malgre la pInie, qui await continue pen.
dant toute Ia journ5e ct await rendu les
rues boueuses. presqne impraticables,
ma'gFt absence dun grand nombrc de
nos rariisans, une fouIe immensc-!a
plus grande qni Sc soft janais reunie
lei. pour un meetng-avait repondu a
I'invltaton de notre parli. Et, ce qui
vaut mile fols mieux encore que lc NOM
br", 'cnthousiasme eclatait partout !;
c'et"it avrc boIheur qn'on revoyait ces
anciens visages, avec bonheur que l'oa
ente ndait encore ces voix connucs, ces
yoix popnlaires, qni ne nous font jamais
detaut, aIors Que la Democratic est alta
quAe.
La Convention Democratiquc, qui
s'est tenue Baton-Rouge, lie Is JUN,
5 etail conduite avec une sagesse ex;re-
me; ellie await compris tonte limpor.
t,noe dc la mission qui Iui await etc
confae ellie s'e,ait dit qn'elIe devait
ecarter toute idee de camaraderie, de
fayoritisme, ct faire ohoix, pour la COM
posi- ion de son ticket d'Etat, d'hommes
connus par leur talent ct Ieur moralite,
d'hommes auxque!s nos adversaires eux-
mtmes fnssent obiges de reconnai!re
une grande valeur.
C'est ce qui etc ait. Une grandc
harmonic a regne dams les deliberations
de ce corps, ct, arres ayoir mdrement
considere lie s"jet, il forme Fun des
tickets les plus honorables, les plus forts
qui Sc p'lissent desirer.
A ce choix ST jddicieux, il fallait une
CONSIDERATION ecIat nte, qui put avoir dn
poids pour les populations de la Loui-
siane, ct cette CONSIDERATION etc en-
tere. A Universe des Know Nothings,
nous sommes fiers des hommes designes
par nos manda!aires pour eux nous
voterons uDanimement. lis sont bien la
personnifcation de nos principles; nourris
dams les principles de Ia Democratic, ils
ne renieront jamais cette mere-I1. Aussi
nous n'imiterons pas nos adversaires aux
abois, nous he remanierons pas notre
ticket.
Ceux qui ne connaissaient NJ. Wick.
life que par sa haute reputation, avaient
hate de lie yoir, de I'entendre, den juger
par cux.mames, Ell, cctte heure, ills
son: plus chaudement que jarlais, ses
partisans.
NJ. Wickliffe qui succede a Phono-
rable Farmer dams la Precedence du Sc.
ma de la Louisiana, a rempli ees fonc.
tons ayec une habilete ct une impartia.
lite qai ont pas peu contribua le de-
signer aux suffrages de ses concitoyens.
Touiours les debats ont etc conduits par
Iui avec une exceliente s1rete de main;
touiours aes decisions ont etc marques
au cachet dune haute integrite, dune
grande intelligence jamais il ne s'est
iaisss deborder par des prfjages de par
Ii, ct celia est 81 v,ai que, dams lie camp
me me de ses adversaircs politiques, il
comptc les amis les plus fervents.
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CONDITIONS Du DourMal :
AGENTS DU 2IONNIER.

AGENTS DU 2IONNIER.
IN. E. Eude, Passage
k11r.Oe1,BAys de la Bourse, No S5,
! encoignure Centi
ASCENSION M .kichard " lemllet'
p,vIERE-NEvvf. NJ. Firmin Dup'essis.
IgEnv,lLe M. j. Breau.
sr-JAcquEs NJ. Auguste Theriot.
sr''EAs bArr'srh' NJ. Edgard Perret
Poyr.BEEAux. At. Edmond Bulliard.
Tu1nopAux NJ. Adolphe Blanchard.
uouMA NJ. F. Gagne.
Srr MANS NJ. Etenne Penisson.
Absorption G. Rodriguez, Cafe Star.
Hr11E R1v1ERs NJ. Pierre fhtriot.
lg Dams les parosses on nous navons pas
nomme d'agents, nous prions les Maitfes oe
poste de vouloir Sc charger de fagence de notfe
feuile.
ANNONCES: Pour les insertions, annonce
avis. etc, etc, les conditions sont les sulvanfes
Par DIX L1G.Es, pour Ia lere insertion 81 90
Pour !ea insertions suivantes ::: 30
Tout ahonns qui voudra suspendre son abon-
cement, devra prevenir, par ecr't, FEdlteur
ouinze iours au moins, ayant l'expiration du tri
.estre.
On execute a l'nprimere du PIossrER ,et ce
ark prx les plus moderes, toutes especes d,ou.
wages typographiques, (.JobsD tells que, CAR
res FAcTuREs. PAMPHLETS, BLANcs, ETC. ETC
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Lei he Afflicted Read and Ponder,

Az IVALtIhLE RsNspy for Scrofula, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism, Obstinate CutAneous Eruptions, Pimpias
or Pus,ues on the Face, otches BoiIs Chronic Sore
Ewes. Ring Worm or Tcucr. Scad Head, En- nsrgement
- Pain NJ tho Bones and Joints. Stubborn UlceIs
r,"",',Ie Disorders, Lnmbaso, spinal Complaints
ana ~ Aases arising from an njudic ioususc OF Mer
Cury,, ,l,nce in Life, ar Impurily OF the Blood.
y This great alternative Medicine and Purifier Of
Blood - now used y thousands Of grateful patients
mcdisi irs, "tNRrER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neu
tslsa. Rheumatism, sctoluis, Eruptions the Skin
lrar Disease Fevers. Ulcers Old S0res, Affections o
the Rhncvs Diseases ofthc Throat, Female Comp nts
Pains Snd Aching Of the Bone' and JOINTS are speedily
ru TO iVh hy usinE this Great aud ncs iahe remedy
For all dlseh 90 Of the Blood, nothing has vet been
found 10 compare with H. II cl.Rnses the system of all
Impurities, acts gently aud efficiently on the Liver and
stomach, makes the SKIN clear and healthy, and re
niorus the Constitution erceled by disease or hrakeu
down b7 Tho excuses of YOUTH 10 lis pristine vgor and
strength.
Pof the Ladies il 10 incomparanIy better than all the
cosmetics ever used. few doses Of CARrsNs sra HsH
MATURE VIII Ienove AL sallowness of complexion
bring the msntng 10 the check give elasticity Ia
the eep, and improve the general health IN
degree, beyond all the med ines ever heard Of.
The large number "f certificates which have rccri.
we'd from persons from sl pSrs Of the United States is
The beet evidence that there llumlug about IT, Tne
m0n wei known 20 the community all add their test.
m9ny g. the wonderful effects OF This GREAT BLOOD
flMFll X.
Call on the Aovsr aud get Circular and Almanac
aud read the wonderful cures this nuy greatest of all
/ medicines as performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS,
Ptoptleiors, No. Pearl Street Richmond, Va TO hon
andeT- t." supplies and sscnces must he addressed.
il, ALEXHNhRR, st. Cislr.yils.
Jas BakeT, Wheeling.
WIN. Dunhsr, Uniontown.
Geo. &, Hcthsl. Flushing.
H,s, Clark, Morrisiown.
u. u Mott, Bauesviils.
NJ. p, Miles 4 son. sOmeTton
And hv Dealers in Medicines everywhere. Nov 10.
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The amour, ofliabilities due or not due TO
Banks or other crcdtors,-nothing.
Losses Losses ] adjusted an, aud not not due, sI4s,5Is,e2
Losses unadjustGd and in suspense, waiting -
for further proof, Oi,21' ~
All other claims az ainst the Company are
small uch only as printing &c. .
Agents instructed to take no risk over SlO,UOO
The amount ins ured III any citv, town or
village depends on the character, mate.
rial and construction of buildings, the
width ofsiTeets, the supply OF water,
condition OF the fire department, and 9th
er circumstances. .
The amount insured in blocks of buildings varies; the
design is 10 limit tho loss by any one fire, to slOuO
less.
The of Inc oporaton is ths same as filed in July
lS54. ...
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AGHlGul., ,TNRAl.
SMALL FRUITS FOR GARDENS.

A correspondent in Mrigs Co. asks US 10
name a few of the best varieties OF email
fruits" Tor garden culture, such. as Grapes,
Ras?berries, Straw berries, CuTants, Goose.
berries, &C., adapted to Southern and Central
Ohio. We Ill do 80 quite briefly, conlining
our selection to su h varieties as have been
well tested, and can be obtained at mcst nur-
seri'
Or GKAFrs, there are only two knds-the
Isabella and Ca;awba-thst are we'll known
and deserving of cultivation in the open
ground in this climate Thee are both A
mer can varieties--thUse Of foreign origin
are SO liable to mildew, that it is ol little use
to plan, them. The Delaware Grape" as it
is called in these parts, has thus far escaped
This malady, although in appearance and del
icacy it resembles the foreign varictics.-
There are 10 plants of this Tor sale es yet
that we know Of The concord Grape" re-
Gently brought into notice in Massachusetts,
resembles the Isabella IN appearance, aud ri
pens a little earlier than it, but is no: quite
equal to it in quality.
RAsPBERRiEs. varieties Of this lrui
are becoming suite numerous, by the produc
ton OF new ones from seed. We are not abb
as yet to speNk very definitely in regard 10 III
qualities OF many Of the new ,a,ie;e,i bu
for our own use should oiopt the tue R.
Antwerp, Fastolf, and Yellow Antwerp; tn
first two for the mai supply, and the othe
fer variety in culor. Tue FastoiE is consider
cd az improved variety Of ;he Red Antwer
1T is little larger, ol purplish red color
very productive aud good.
Strawberries are fully discussed in ano
ther column Of this paper.
CURRAsTs The common red Dutch, an
the White Grape, are the only well know
varieties we should care to have in garden
although some Of the newer kinds may de
ferve to be added whenever the plants can b
tttained at mt dera.e prices.
GoosEBERRIEs are Of but little account, ow
ing to the mildew, in this climate. The va
rie;y called Houghton's Seeding, is the onl
kind that can be relcl on, aud the !ruit {
Il is is rather email, and Of but httle hlvo
when ripe; but it bears pro(uscly, and is eS
celent for cooking when greer.
o. Cutirdior.
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Il e morhing, pour it carefully from the dregs
into a c!, bottle, cork it, and keep ii Tor
use. A tablespoonful of gum water stirred
into pint Of starch that has been made in
the usual manner, will give to lawns (either
white or prnted) look Of newness to which
nothing else can restore them after washing
It s also good (much Diluted for thin white
muslin and bobinct.
EcoSoMrcAL FAMILY PUprISe.--Bruise
with wooden spoon through colonder,
six large or twelve miJIie.sized boiled pota-
toes; beat four eggs, mix with pint of good
milk, stir in the potatoes, sugar and seasoning
to taste; butter dish; bake half an hour
This is simple and economical, as it is made
of what is wasted in most fumiies, viz, &C ID
potatoes, which may be kept two or three
days, till sufficient quantity is collected
1t is weekly dish at our table. A tea
spooE vi Of Scotch ship marmalade makes u
delicious seasoning.
VALUABLE RECEIPT Mr.. A. Bronson, o.
MeaGville, Penn, saws, from fifteen years ex-
perence he finds that Indian meal poultice
covered over with young hyson tea, softencC
with warm water, and laid over burns or fro.
zen flesh, as hot as can be borne, will relieve
the pain in five minutes. II blisters have moi
risen before, they will not after i; is put on
and that one pou!tice 10 generally sufficient tc
effect cure.
/ 10 BAKE APPLEs.--Takc sour apples
those of keen ncid.-snd 10 every square ,ir
! filed with them, pour over tea cupfuI Of su
gar. Bake them slowly till done. Eat then
with the cream and the juice which cook
from Them Nobody knows much of bake,
apples, who has not eaten them in this way
No ounce, pear, peach or plum preserves
equal THE simple desert.
CEMENT FOR BR KEN CHINA, &c.-Mil
. elunI parts Of fine glue, whites of eggs AM
. white lead, anont the edges ard press then
together. Or. take half pint each CT vine
gar and milk, simmer together till the cur,
, separates, then with the ~hey mix the white
= of five eggs well beaten, then add sifted quick
lime ill the ~hoc is of the Consistence o
, putty. When dry it will resist both heat an
moisture.
New MATERIAL FOR BEDs.-The leaves O
: the beec tree, collected in autumn, in dr.
weather, form an admirable article for beds
The smell is grateful and wholesome, the
D co not harbor vermjn, are very elastic, an
; may be rep 'enished annually without cost.
FRUIT OR WINE SrArNs.--3Iix two tea
spoonsfuls o: water aud enc cf spirit of salt
and let tie stained part lie in this for tw
minutes; then rinse in cold water. Or we
!, the stain with hartsho.n.
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ing.
The Catholic an far surpasscs other remedies in being
more certain less expensive, and leaving The system ~
better condition Let all interested call aud obtain
pamphlet (free) containing ample rrnoi from he Hos'
sorcas of the beneficial results OF its usei
with letters from highly experienced
who have used in their practice, and speak
own observations.
p. Il. Peckham, NJ. D., Utica, NJ Y.
j.. D. Fleming. NJ. D., Canandaigus, N. y
N. II. Miils, NJ. D., Rochester, n: "
D.Y. Foote. Nj. d., Syracuse. NJ y:
Prof Dunbar NJ. D.. Baltimore, Nd.
j. C. Orrck, NJ. D., Baltimore. Md
W w. Reese, M. D., New.York City.
w Prescott, M. d., Concord, N. II.
J. p Newland. NJ. H., Utica NY.
Rev, C. :. Beard, Glenn Springs, :. G.
TPLeer addressedtc care ol Mr. Curtis Hatch, agent
| To - MaRcnisr-I have been ten years troubled
with Female Cunpaints--prOlapsns nieri, aud all the
attending difficulties; al times rendering my we NUS
miserable have had the attendance of some OF the
best physcans, with but little success; the most they
could do was reevea cure was out OF the question:
For FIVE months before commencing with your
had not been able to perform any labor, could walk
but few steps al time and scarcely went out OF doors
in short was completely prostrated, both in body
and mind and expected 10 drag on rest of my days
in on ering and misery. But, reading your advertise
| ment | wrs induced TO try your invauabie mehclne
called Uterine Cathoicon as the last resort had not
used il week before felt like another woman ny the
usc Of three bottles enabled I, perform all the labor
for six in family with ease, and could could walk
| anywhere in the nHghhorhood without injury. Moth
inE but OF my duty to you and to me aficeo
has induced me 10 state my case to the pubic car
raiey recommend the preparation to all those suffering
like myself NJ e, p,u.,
| (signtdS MRS, SARAH "a; bishof'
| TPJ. b. M.7RCHISl & CO., Proprictors,
Central Depot, 3O4 Broadway. N. Y.
HUMPHREY ALEXANDER, Agent, Druggist, st
snd sold hy John Mclean, Cadiz: II. n. Faweett, Mt
Ieasant; J. W. Warfed, Fairview; Brentlingcr
rmsirong Wheeling, Va. apr. :, ls5I.-ly.
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STATE OF CONN.
50. HARTFORD, Jsn'y. 1855.
HARTFORD COUNTY,
Personally appeared THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, Secre.
tary of the Htna lnsr Hnee Company, and made Oalh
that the foregoing cement by him subscribed, istrue
/ nc eoIdinp 70 hIs b st knowledge and belief
HENRY FOWLER, Justice OF tile Peace.
Arn,rop' Characterization William u. Morgan,
State Auditor has been received in due form, legally
cmpowerng the undersigned as agent to transact bus
ness until 81 July, 1855 and is on fc with the Clerk
of the Common Pleas Court.
that have property to Insure, will please inspect
and scrutinize the preceding reliable expose OF tins Old
and long tried Corpu ratOn. For usefulness, security
and uronrttude il has ever stood first in its line OF
trausact ons-and for ability and means will attract
he attention OF the iusurng public to cOnirm their con-
fdenCe in it, The statement 10 so prepared any one
csn cont asst it's condition with local and state lnsu
rance Offices il disposed Its investments are OF lat
solid character as moi be materially affected by the
late depression IN that class OF assets.
The increase OF it's capital stock to SACoOOO, IL no.
ma dc cash addition 10 lie strength OF the corporations
and permanent investment for the pledge ana securi
ty Of its policies. .. - ,
The necessity and real benefits OF insurance are wei
e.cnGcd IN the TACT the company has paid cash loss
cs during the mast year, at its Western Branch ot'ct
alone u CINCINNATI to the sum of S246.5O9 Oo most o
which la, been paid, considerably in advance oi the
time legally due and it has had suit OF llSaiioh
II all or any these facts inducements to me con
valuahc patronage, OF lis increase iheS
will md its agents ready TO attend TO The demands
OF business as heretofore, with pronpItudc, at as la
DID. 4. COWEN, Agent.
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