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STATE or ILLINOIS, La Sale County,
To June Term Comfy Count George War.
rem, Silas II Swrelland and Ezekiel G.. Little
rs Augustus A. Observation-Disclosures
NJ Office hereby given to The said Angus
~ tus A. Illskins that a wit OF attachment
issued out Of the clerks Office Of the courly court
in nd Tor The un,yo Of La Sale and state Iii.
nois dated on the day oi February. 1855 .nt the
:, it Of the above named plaintiffs. and against the
said defendant for the sum Of two hundred aud If.
". dollars aud forty nine cents ln rcrd tn the
sheriff OF said county 10 execute, which writ has
been return-d executed
Now unless you the said Augustus A. Ilaskins.
shalI pers .naly be aud appear before The Judge Of
said county couri on the first day OFT h- next term
thereof, To he holden at the court house IN QUA
wa, in saidcounty on h first Monday in June
next, give special tall orr Iead said plaintiff.
action jud gm.nt will he entered against you in
favor OF said plaintiffs. and the estate attached
will be sold 10 salts Y the ssm-, with costs.
S.W. RAYMOND, Clerk.
! Strain nltI- atty. MIrch 81
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Total,
Deduct 8 loads Of manure,

Oh o.
lie produces 2OG pounds ofpork Divide
the cost by this, AMI it gives little over
five cents per pouad as tae cost Of produc.
ton.
lie must b, very Xxi lful farm rwho can
produ &c orn for four or five cents a pound.
Most Of the pork made in New England costs
six or seven cents, the full market price; so
that there is no advantage in producing it
EXCEPT rs it makes a valuable manure upon
the farm The farmer who can make pork
for nothing, or what is better, can make it
paw him thrice the market value for being
eaten, is a man yet to be heard from. The
best husbandry will probably never be able
to accomplish this with any breed OF pigs.
But the fowls will pay their own way,
with proper care, any will give you certain
amount OF poultry, without other cost than
your own trouble in rearing them. Each
hen, well cared for, will yield clean profit
of at least 81, or, in other words, will give
you eight pounds of poultry for nothing.
We say, then, especially to the boys, take
care of the "biddies" Let them have warm
place for roos,, dry cellar, if possible. in
winter, variety ofgrain and little animal
food, clean water to drink, and lime in some
shape for egg shells. Take care OF the fowls,
and they will take care OF you.
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If,un Grass

We copy from the Rural New Yorker the
following directions for the culture OF Blue
Gra.-orobablv the best article for winter
pasture that can be grown IN this section OF
country. We should like to hear from some
of our correspondents some facts in relation
10 the effects of using this mixed with other
grasses for permanent pasture:
"rbis grass is held i'll high estimation in
Kentucky and other States contiguous, and
is generally esteemed superior to all others
for grazing. 1t comes in Spontaneously on
rich calcareous soils, which are best adapted
to its cultivation. DR.. Darlington calls il
the poa g,atensis, -'Smooth stalked meadow
grass green grass; decidedly the most val
liable of all the American grasses
"Itis sown on old exhausted fields for
pcrmancnt pasture, and also in wood lands
not too much covered with underground,
where it serves for fair summer range,
though not AZ valuable as that grown in the
opcn field When Gown in wood lands the
brush and leaves must be rakcd of or burn.
oil. else the seed would be blown away with
the leaves aud thus be wasted. 1t is very
desirable grass sowu in the edges OF wood
lands. where it will be found continually
creeping inward and occupying every place
out noxous weeds. 1t must not be graZed
the first year in such localities.
"On old lands it is generally sown alter a
series OF cyhausting crops, with view oil
their improvement, while 1t Will furnish here
the greatest abundance and best quality OIL
grazing, So much so that animals fee6ing
thereon without grain, keep better, and be-
come tattcr than by any other treatment ex'
In prl nd nth
or places the late fall growth furnishes an
abund ,ncc Of excellent winter forage Tor cat
&c and sheep, which easily lind 1t under tit
light snow. should they prevail to any cx
tent.
"Whcnevcr practicable the blue grass seed
should be sewn ON well.tilied lana, clthe'
late in winter or early in spring; as IRON
the lightncss and small size Of the seed, late
sown is quite liable to be killed by the sum
mcr drou,h. 1t succeeds well sown OF
wheat, barley, or oats; the growing gran
in a measure protecting the tender shoot'
from the extreme heat o. summer. Ih'
practice which obtains the most, and an
swers the best purpose, is tn SOW II m'Xc'
with other grasses. A good mixture woult
be seven to ten pounds OF blue grass, hv'
pounds red clover and some Tour quarts
timothy or orches grass. The economy o
this would be better understood with
knowledge that blue grass makes yer,
small growth the first year, during whlci
time the clover and timothy furnish conslde
raLlc feed. 1t docs not damage the BLU
grass as il soon supcrccdcs all other grassc
with which il is sown. Sow before rain
possible, as the seed is light, weighing onl.
fourteen pounds to the bushe', and may D.
blown away il left on the dry ground. Rail
covers the seed sufficiently tornsurc vese,a
ton"
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Green's Mills.

1NliE above mills havejust undergone thorough
J. repairs and are now 30 arranged tina, siN run
oibnrrs can be turned on custom work or merchan,
either which makes the "Old Pioneer" one oithe
bestcustoIn mills IN the state as the four run VI
merchnn'burrs, bolts, &c, vii. be use forcus,om
work wh-neyerrrquired,
Gentlemen give US u call AS we are determined
to spare no pans. with good, competent, aud ac-
cOminOda,ing mer to render genera isn't sact lion.
The undersigned has obtained the entire con-
troll otthe above mills and will hereafter sLy,rIn-
tend them in person and h- feels confident that
with his new arrangement together wiiha -nune
lifetime sexperlencr IN the above Snsinesstha, he
can safely defy all honorable competition.
NnYinn. Semi IL ID. GREEN.
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Gnardians Notice
THE undersigned, guardian Of r.liznbe tn Rob-
l. son, Edmond J. Robson. and Sophia Rob
sou, minor heirs Of Thomas Robson, late OF LA
Sale county, Illinois, deceased, will present her
petition to the SAID La Sale circuit court at the
next term thereof. to be holden at Ottawa. in
SAID county, on the second Monday in May
next, OH the ir.t day of III. term thereof OF as
soon thereafter ns counselcan b- heard, for the
sale Vi the south east quarter Of section thirty
two. in township ihiriy-inree north. OF range
eight east OF the third principal meridian n, in
Grundy county in said state, cont aiming l6O
acres. An persons interested in said estate, may
oppearand show cause, II any they have, why
SAID real estate should no, be sold
CATnARiN ROBSON, guardian.
llOllister g. Cavariy, solicitors. March -.
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STATE or ILLINOIS, La .Srlle Ceunty,
So To June Term County Court. George
Warren, Silas II. Swer,iniii, and Ez.kiel G..
Litl- RS Augustus A. IiaskIns- Attachment
NJ Office is hereby gwen 10 the saij Augustus
~ A. liaskius, that writ oil attachment is.
sued out oi the clerks Office OF the comfy court,
IN and Tor the county Of La Sale an STATE OF H.
llnois, dated on the % day OF January, 1853. AT
the suit OF the ali, named pl,in'ii., aud against
! the laid DE- i-udant, Tor the sum Of ~igh, hundred
and ihv two dollar, and sixty 'eightcrnts dlrrc.
ted To the sheriff of said county to execute, which
| wrii has been returned executed.
| Now unless you. the said Augustus A. las
| kns, shall personally be and appear before tn.
| Judge Of the said county court. the first day oi
| the next term thereof 10 be holde AT the cour,
! house N Ottawa. in said county, on the first
| Mond " IN June next, give sp-cll bail and plead
TO said pl ntih. action, Judgment will be entered
against you IN favor OF the SAID plaintiffs. and tn
! ~sIate attached wall be sold Ia satisfy the same
| with costs. , w. RAymoSp, Clerk.
| J Strain pitts. a,ry March 81.
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Nlisrellaucc us.
Water Power To Lease.

THE undersigned offer great inducements TO
l. capitalists and manufacturers. as they have de.
cidedly the best water power in the state having
yer rs feet head and fall aud sitdntedin DAYTON,
tniesabove Ottawa and drawn from the Fox river
Feeder which is kepiin repairby the state, witou,
any cost TO the Undersigned. They have watrr to
lease tor term OF yearssuiicien to drive 20 run OF
A feet burrs and Williamson very libera terms to
any good responsible company.
This Is n rare chancellor men ofcnp al Who ma
wish to go into the manufacturing business The To-
ca,ions very healthy and admirably situated, as il
is on navgable feeder. within miles OF the con-
templsied Rock Island rail road, and the head OF
steaniboa tnavgaton. Observation-Disclosures ,ad
dress DAYTON .mnv3l. Jopr GREEN & Sous.
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ReadV-Made Clothing.

Gents iiue cali sewed boots,
peSsed
heavy kip
Boys cali sew-d and legged boots,
=" sppegged
Ladies kid aud cloth gniiers,
% enamrled leather boots, ~wed.
" " pegged.
calf sewed "
e prggrd
Doy's and children's shoes,
Misses kid, usli. and pat. leather.
Infants shoes and CATERS.
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E.OOll l1s.sc.

Onrs, bench screw nursery lamps, pa,'rug
GER, serving birds. hand bells. COW bells, hay
knives. coffee roast-rs bras. krilles dog caiG-,
dog collars, dog muzzies bird cages tor s1Ienr the
Ocioh-t CRY ilAEur4EE SruEE
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Mansion House,

lSiiSN I'll = oprie,orhaving recently pur
kaEaeA ! chased this well known stand, on
the court house square, Ottawa and having en-
tir-ly renovated aud retlted ii. has made 1t dec.
dedly he BEES, house in the city.
lie is prepared to accommodates nv noun OF
trnvcllersund boarders in the very hest style, aud
will always keep an omnibus and baggage wal on
ready to convey passengers to andfromthe cars
at ench time Of their arriva AT the depot.
Unstable will be furnished with all the delicn
cies the country can ahord includngall kinds Of.
wild game while his terms Tor boardrrs and tran.
sienicust0merswillbe aslow asthetimes willju
tity.
Alarge barn with ample s,ablinci attached &c
the house sufficient to Accommodate any number
oihorses. Also a large carriage house, brsides
oil other convenirnces Tor thee onil0r' o.
those " no ma iavor him with their custom.
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lIOuse l}ui,dpIS'TOOis.

- 1SGLE and doube ironbench planes in sets or
y -lugl- panel pIows ogr-s 6list-r- oyeloS.
rabbits plumb and levels ,pumpplanes beads *
lorrsn. atlnanuiac pIic.shy
dpr8 MlSrryNCo
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Estate Of Bart'ey Nedry, dec'd.

EStu1e q DdTt'ty N6dTy, utcU.
DUBLiC natice is hereby gwen, Tint tie I'm
drrsIgned, administrator and administrators
Of the estate Of Barley Neay, deceased. will
attend the CO. court oi la Sale CO, ut term
thereof, 10 be held ut Otlawn, in said la Sale
county aud state of Illinois, on the lst Monday IN
MAY, A. d. l3j5, ut which time and place all
persons having any claims against said estate are
rrqu, strd to present the same to .alJ court tor ad-
jusltneni. CArngRISR NEARY. ddm'r.
march 81. n. u, DIcKiNsoN, admir-.
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Illinois Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.

II
Charrrd Feb. 23d. 1899 -Orgd Apr 4th, 1899.
Amount OF Premium Notes IN force April lst
1851, constituting a fund tor ,yment Of losses
SJ5O,OOO.
Secured by lien on prop'tv irsr'd valued al over
S6,OOO,O0O.
THIS Company insure Dwellings, Stores,
l Ware. Houses, Manufactures. Mills. Barns,
Stables, aud the contents Of each, together with
-v-Iy other similar species Of property within the
State. from
Loss or Damage by Fire.
The Di ectors rel justified in recommending
this company To the favorable consideration Of the
cilizen. OF Illinois. Every one insured becomes n
member-ihe company being nh association Of
cuson- rs each vi whom II interested ~ Iiisuring
his ncigh bor Az tn" decentralization Fond aug
m-nrs IN exact ratio with the increase oirisks the
capital III the company l. c0Inpa riiIyeIy exhaust
less and the " EN- TIRE SAFETY "a OF The
institution must be apparent 10 every one who
reads The charter.
The COS, Of lnsuring III This company il so Low
a. to rrndrT ri almost inekCusabc Tor ;hr owner
oi msurnhle properly not I" avail themselves oi its
protection.
BoAEDoT DIRECTORS:
limo Tura-. john iiallhache
Ben + Long, Lyman Trumbul
John James Naih'l Hanson
Henry Lea l. k-ll-nb-rper
Elias liibbard Roi-u Smith
Benz. Il Hart Alfred Dow
n. G. Edwards John Atwood
Mose-G Atwood
BENJAMIN r. LONG, Pr,'t
LEWIS KELLENhERGER, Treas
MOSES q. ATWOOD Secy
tg Applications for Insurance in tic above ia
med Company may be made at Ottawa. to
September %. WV. NJ. TRUE, agent,
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Gun Maker,

And dealer in all kiads Of Sportsmen's Articles,
One door south Of the Union House, Columbus
Street, Ottawa, H.,
EPScons,anlly onhanJ ngenerai assortment
IN OF English aud German double and single
iowing pieces. boys guns, go5d variety, all OF
which were bought for cash, aud selected from
large invoices, with greatcare as 10 their general
wOrkmanshipand hnish and ca II be sold at better
bargains than have been heretofore had in this
market
Gentlemen wishing guns for themselves or boys
and not being good Judges oith- article will find II
obIrcito cal on the subscribers where they ca
d-pcndupOn what Is told them and be sure OF get
ting good safe gun, ns We deal with none but the
regular gun dealers, and have none Of the cheap
cast ironstuH with which the country Is flooded
Rifles, made from Reminglon's celebrated asl
sieelnud iron barrels, warranted 10 b. equa To
any made ~ this state or elsewhere both IN shoot
ing qualities and workmanship. The suhsc ribers
have TOT several years been engaged IN the manu-
tacturr OF the crrbfn,cd increased twsi rifles and
have walled themselves OF all the latest improve.
men's asrrgnrds the inside finish and sighting ;
we Halter ourselves that an inspection Of the work
made NJ our establishment il MI that is wanted 10
satisfy gentlemen OF the trsth ofthe above state
B.nt.
Powder, superior nrliclr kept suitable for tar
get practice orlong ranyss.
Key hti,ne done byconpe,enr hands and in
w0rkmanlIkr manner.
All work done by him is warranted
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To all psrsons interested in said rstate-
Take notice, that on the 2Jlh d,y OF May, ut n
tenn Of the circuit court Of La Sale county then
I, be- in s- SOU. hnll petition said court Tor an
oid-r tos" 20 much OF the real estate al which
said ienj min Hess died sezri. a. W u = silh
cient TO pay the debts AMI liabilities Oi sad es.
tate. JEREMIAH HISS, tErrnf0r.
Glover & Cook, soils. March 81.
NJ )TICE is hereby given, that on the 22d day
~ oil December, 1854, at n safe Ci lots and
lands for taxes assessed IN and Tor the city oi Ut-
tawn Tor the year lsal, nnd tn costs thereon.
n-ld at the court house IN sad city, the su'scri-
Der purchased the following described lots:
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EXCELSIOR FAMILY STARCH,

WARRANTED.
CfIEAPER and superior 10 any other starch.
\Jior family purposes, being entirely Tree from
all socks THIS article may te Used wiiil the Ut
most confidence, in preparing the fines, mnSiinS
and iiarns The Ingrrdi-nIs with whci tins
starch is made, render, wholly unnecessary the
use OF starch polish. orspern1c"ti. M ii prOdl-
crs a line polish without cumming up or inluung
the fabric, winch j. inevitably the case from the
constant use Oi oily matter
Drsrtions far use Take ,wo-ihirds Of the
quantity centrally used Of other kinds, dissolve IN
cold water, then pour in bOili.. water, stirring
qulckIy-hoil aiew minutes. For - le by
August G. ). W. CHrryEF.
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slaRUBBEIsY,

Such os the aianlhu-, indigo shru,, double Howe-
ring almond, trumpet crrrD-r. red Japan
globe flower large rated -nyouymus, European
ditto. white jo1bi- alihra. double purple althea
yau-t-s oi hnn-y such.c-, larches. ssrngas,
poplnrs, acacia Willows, splrcas, lIlacs, mouIi-
tsn a-h. snow nail. dih'ii-, &c
A large quantity oil sage Orange plants, :
wears old.
A 20, large and valuable collection ri Green
House aud Perennial plants At as low a price rs
they can be obtained from any garden IN the
Union
] he cions oi the grated fruit trees were mostly
obtained from bearing trees ui The b-st ruit grow
.rs oi tn. STATE OF New York, and person. obIal.
ming trees from The q ottawa NURS Err may
rely Inphruy -n o5tnlulrg thu quality vi fruit
from the trees rs stated when sold.
Our huddrd ruii ifeeswr hudded from tree.
obtained OF the celebrated Nurscrlrs IT Ewan.
grrN Barry, and from the Grne-ee County Mug
srry. SoIn- Ut ih- STANDARD cherry and pracf
trees iiutrd last y-ai. aud IN every instance WIRE
the KIND as recommended To US. We isel grra
confidence ~ recommending our iruii 10 be Of thu
choicest varieties, aud desigr all who wish 10 pro
cure choice ifuii TO give u cati and examine a.
healthy and thrifty yoIng Trees ns can bc found N
any nursery. GEO. II. NORRIS. Su,riror Of
October a. NnggIs X MURPHY
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

rIlf undersia ed off re- the following real e.,ar-
fer SAFE, oil situated IN Ottawa or us mn-di
date vicinity, on term. that will s1t-iy the pur.
hoser IN every case that he hasa bargain:
The house aud lot at present occupied by ID. +.
Hit, being lot - IN Ottawa city, containing Sc,
cal acres Of rac-ll, NJ land Besides n good
dwelling house, there are on IL n well finished ,e-
nant h,u,r. u first rae stone stable, n good last.
ing well at each house, with other OF buildings
and H. pIovements ot n superior kind. Also,
GOOD FARM,
On the south .id- OF the llinob river, within the
limits OF III, city Of niawn, containing l42
acres, with good dwelling house herron. two
smaller dwelling HOUSES, good well Of lasting
water. first rate hl,rrng ,irtern, nd a good
spiug ot never falling water. wo small fields
ot the land are IN cultivation, enclosed ne by u
ra and the olhcra board i-nce.
ALSO, the follow ny vacant lots in Ottawa
G iiy lots "a 10, TO- II, 10. u, u and ~.
A, so. the following lots |, subdivision OF lot
>, in Ottawa Guy: lots :, ,, I, ,6.S, 3, IS, ~,
%. ~. IS. and ~.
ALSO, the following lots in Ouawa Cent? :
lot IN block Is. ana lot I in block ~.
ALSO, the follow ng lot il Walkers subdivi-
sion Of swp OF sec. II, town 80, range 3 east
lOt4, letter +.
ALSO, the following lots in the town f Sci.
ence lois !, = and III block 30, lot in block
3 LOT in block -. and lot Gin lock 81.
4 Il. IL L
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SS;si,lS.,D.

"a TONS OF rag.. al the New Hnuwar,
IN S,or", for winch the highest pr,ce w,l b,
paid t;rp'-mb-r g. S T. Kf>G & Co
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BOOKS! BOOKS !

BOOKS ! BOOKS!
AvleC-rN TTi with graf pleasure
IN i that ! aln able 10 an.
-YSNa4 Nm nounce TO the reading p ID .
lie generally. and the ci,i
C,I.ANAHAiAz ens OF Ouawa ~ paiihu
lar that | have ilsl iec,ne ]
the largest and best selection OF miscellaneous
and s,nntnr,lwcrks ever offered in Thu market mud
design selling them at prices THAT cannot tail Il
satisfy all.
SCHOOL ROCKS
OF all kinds constantly on hand. A liberal dis.
count will he given to teachers, aud will gnnran.
tee to furnish country dealers with all kinds Of
books and s'n' ionery at Chicago prices, thereby
saving them freight and travelling expenses.
All new and popular works received as soon NJ
published. have now on hand the
Nrwshoy, ldewild, IN. P. Willis
Ida May. Tempest and sunshine,
Lamplighter, Fern leav-s,ls, Il ~ vol.
Know nothing gift book High life in New York,
Way down east, Barnums hnmbug,
Webster and his masterpieces,
Land of the Saracens,
Sunny memories tMrs Stow &c
II Is useless to try 10 enuniernte them. Call
and satisfy yourse YES that this is the place-thc
book emporium Of the west.
n. W. RATuDuN, opposite the bank, Otte,oa
Janunryl3
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Guardian's Notice.

And tina, the time Of redemption will expire one
years from thu day Of sale.
March 2t-3y' ii. G.. CorroN
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Look Olll for Cire.

4AfE are agent for The
w Hna Insurance CO, Hartford, Conn.
Hartford "
Northwestern O-wego, n. Y.
the old aud responsible companies, having stood
the test oi Icany years and are prepared, 20 'sure
the propert, oi DOR Trends aud neIghbors agains
loss by tire, on tar terms Gro. ) FIsn.s.
lnand marIne iIsks taken IN The .Eina. apo
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give him lnIOTnh non whrf" they may beIOund ~
] have hunted rt'fuys ever SINCE November 7,
1851 during which time have found good ma
ny Srtayrd hniScs, cOlsaud cattle now taken Up,
that do not knowo any owner tor, and nam.
her OF ihrmthai have been worried for 2 and 3
yenrs, am iOIdwrTe never advertised.
also rrqu.tt allpcrsons in the stat, knowing Of
any -stisys that their nrg b"r- may have to b..
50 Kind a- TO write me giving me the mans name
mud re, deuce, description ui horse, nc
| shall continue the business | have taken
down ond will continue to take down all estrays
that may find. Editors hton ghout the state
will confer favor upon the public at Iarg. by in.
srring this notice. SANuEL BLACK.
Rrfsrsnrss Judge Dick-y, lYalker& MEX.
ling, Ott-wa. La Sale Co, Illinois. Michael
ksEBedy, iripg i@s.- IaseaH- Ger-E-E Si4-.-,
Dixon iurii -iy
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;rNA lysrEAycI CoMPASv. I
lINRrrtsD. Nspi. sth, lsi.

ErSA lNsrEASCI CumPASv, I
ilNRrrr.D, SEPT 9Th, 49, !
c. $. HUBBARD, Agent, Chicago.
The condition OF this or
fee, Notwithstanding the considerable lose. Of the
past two months, Is sound The capital Is whole,
with respectable surplus. The Company do no,
owe Dollar 10 any Bank or other Institution.
There Is not n note or acceptance oi the Company
outstanding IN The hands OF any Individual or lu.,.
tu'ioi with large balance IN cash ~ credit IN
Bauk. and every loss now outstanding viii be-
promptly paid nj ml'unry o before. cur invest,
men,s IN Bonds Stocks AID Mortgages exceed
-Four Hundred Thousand Dollars. besides large la e
lancr- due and IN course Of transmission from
Agents.
belcve the Hartford insurance company offIar-
rt'oul and the Northwestern lns Co, O.wego,
In proportion To heir capital. are equally good IN
all respects Their annual statements can be seen
nj my oi!icc. sic GEo. 5. fIsnEE.ag't