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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-29

GuTTA PERcHA FOR HoRsE SuoEs.-A PHI
ladclpha mechanic has constructed a horse
shoe in such 4 manner that il requires no
nails, and can be put on by any one without
the aid of blacksmith. Attached to the
shoe is ilange, extending around the hoof,
and at the back of the hcrse's foot, is a
joint, held in its place by screw which al
lows thsshoe 10 open and close, SO as to &C
MEDIATE itself to the size Of the hoof. Be
tween the hoof and the plate is placed lay
er of gutta percha for the purpose of pre-
venting injury to the ho)f or leg Of the horse
roads or streets. The mechanism is very
simple, and the application of gutta percha
is a new and ingenious idea.
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Iyuy your Goods at the New
EASTERN CLOTHING HOUSE,

One door south Of G. l.. Thompson's Drug Store, o.
tdud, Illinois.
The goods buyers of this city and surrounding coun.
try their interest to call at this esabsh-
ent and examine the goods and prices before purchas
ing elsewhere they will certainly save 20 to ~ cents
dollar! This stock Gust openeD is entirely new
and fresh from large Clothing MANDATORY NO IA
West Pratt Street. Baltimore and offers Inducements in
selection. which older stocks Of shopworn goods cannot
present This is undoubtedly the best general assort-
rent OF Ready Made Mems and Boy's Clothing, and
Genemen's Furnishing Goods in La Sale County and
equal 20 any in the State, and Of neghbors
when eBqured OF by strangers do know that there is
new in town. you will please look for the sign Of
the recently unfred to the breeze Of popular "a
vor on which is plainly written, "E,sTERs CLOTHING
HOUSE OF Wolf, BEaaMAS Co."
New arrival, every week during the season.
Country Merchants requested to give CALL FOR
i. will be to their interest, we will sell at Eastern
Wholesale prices. [oc4l WOLF, BERGMAN co.
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BvEEYl~G TIE WRoNG MAN-MR. PATRICK
BLAZE MEETIyG HIS OwS FuSERAL-On
Wednesday last, Mrs. Catha:ine Burke, re-
siding in Eleventh avenue, near Forty
euth street, learned that her husband, Pat
rick, had been killed at Tarrytown, by a
train of cars belonging to the Hudson River
Railroad Company. She Immediately start
~ FL fqr tina; place, and, seeing the body Of
of her husband. \ handsome mahogany
collin was Immediately procured, and a reg
ular o!dfashioued Irish wake followed, after
which ION Thursday the body was brought
to this city. Five carriages were hired, and
being filed with the mourning friends OF
the deceased, the funeral cor;ege started for
Calvary Cemetery, but, on their way, were
brought to 4 halt by the sudden appearance
of TIE genuine Patrick Burke The funeral
procession was, Of course, Immediately stop
ped, and Patrick returned to his home in a
carriage beside his WIFE The corpse was
started Off for the Bellevue Dead House,
where Coroner Perry yesterday held an in
quest upon it, and the above facts were eli
citcd.-N T. Tribune.
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LOOK OFT FOR CoIps-This is the season
when colds are more liable to be caught than
in almost any other. The atmosphere out
of doors is damp without being very cold,
which tempts people to dress less warm
than they should. Moreover, when b at,d
with walking, persons frequently sit down
in chilly parlor, or sitting room, for
houses generally have a lower temperature
during this month than exists without
The remedy Is, to dres. with sufficient
warmth to ress, the damp atmosphere to
maintain enough fire in dwell inss to expel
the dampness, and TO avoid ttr wing off
overcoats or shawls On coming home, unless
the temperature of the room is sufficiently
high to warrant it. Thousands OF persons,
especially females, have laid ths foundation
of fatal diseases of the lun : By neglecting
these precautions. IAN ounce Of prevent
i've" says an excellent ED proverb, lis
worth pound Of cure Three -fourthS Of
the persons who die prematurely, fall vie
tins to some violation of the laws of health.
To keep well, and enjoy long life, it is only
necessary to be careful, unless indeed, con
s,itutonal and hereditary disease interpoSes,
and even then existence may be greatly pro-
longed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-29

BAcHELoR's BALL.-Think of it ladies
The rusty, musty, crusty old bachelors of
st. Louis positively had ball the other
night! This is one of the richest jokes of
the season. The Democrat we think is quite
humane, in doing nothing more than i'm
putting sinister motives to those incorrigible
old rascals. Listen how it talks:
We can't help thinking the whole kit of
them are keenly on the track for wives, and
seek to inveigle the female population into
the Varieties Theatre, and there by series
of brilliant man9uvers, in blue coats and
brass buttons, compel some of the tickle
ones to come TO terms This is an old game,
however, and we are very doubtful about its
winning in such a city as ST. Louis. The
ladies will all agree with US, that the best
way for man t. secure somebody to sew
on his buttons, and ask him to turn the gas
light off at night, is not a sort of coup de
grace in ball room. Well no particular
matter a0ou, this just now. The affair is
to come off in grand style, and the ladies
will all be there to indulge the old fellows in
their funny conceits, and tiirt to their hearts
content.
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An ENrEaPRIsISG YANKEE AT SEBAsToP

Az ENTERPRIsING YANKEE AT SEBAsToPoL.
We notice a statement, in late Boston
paper, to the effect that Mr.. John E. Gowen,
of that city, who is now in Russia, has just
entered into contract with the Russian
Government to raise the ships-of-war and
other vessels. tifty-two in number, sunk in
the harbor of Sebastopol at the time of the
siege. 1t will be remembered that Mr. Cow
en-, under contract with our government.
succeeded, after repeated efforts of British
engineers had failed, in raising the wreck of
the United States steamer Missouri, burned
and sunk in the harbor of Gibraltar Mr.
Gowen will commence operations in the
harbor of Sebastopol next spring.-BuJalo
Ddper.
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NEW ARRIVAL
AT THE
People'S Cheap Store.

VI, have just received our las. invoice Of %iSIak
-, h. heat in town. Give . call and examine our
stock and prices
pain and Shaded Deaines, Paramettas, Poplns, Cling
hams, Prints, Broche shaws, long and square, Bay
state and Waterloo Wooden Snawls, Gents do, Black
sleeves in sets, Ladies' Cloaks Embroideres Ribbons,
Ladies' and Chldrens Hoods and Riggeettes, Ladies'
Gloves Kid silk, and Worsted, Gents do Ladies' and
Misses WOODEN Hosiery, WOODEN Blankets Of al colors
kinds sheengs, Stripes Ticks, Broadcoths, CASH
meres Satines, &C. Ladies' Shoes and Rubbers, good
assortment, Remember the place, Glover 4 Cooks
Book. lnovloJ DOUGLASS kUSe'
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Drugs, Chemicals, &c.
II. VAILED e. "a

ID. WALKER e. 20.
9AKE pleasure in informing their old friends and the
4 public generally that they have opened their new
store in the four brick block the south side OF
the public square, and offer for sale the largest best
and most extensive assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Glass a
Glass ware,
And other articles appertanng to the trade that have
ever been exhibited in Ottawa We shall always endea-
vor keep full and complete, and offer
nothing for sale but what pure fresh and unadusra
ted Our present stock has been lately purchased at
head quarters for cash, which will enable sell at
ry ko figures Physicians aud others wishing to buy by
wholesale, can purchase from favorable terms
at prices full low as those In Chicago or ST. Louis In
assormenl will be found the pures and best Drugs
and PhaImaceutal Preparations, Druggists Glassware,
Window Glass, all sizes and qualities, Paints Oils Var
nshes, Paint Brushes, Dye stufrs, Camphene Burning
Fluid, &c, &c.
Also, general assortment OF Yankee Notions, such A.
Combs, Brushes, Cosmetics, Pomades, &C.
EE We are agents for the sale Of DIR. Jaynes, Moi
fats, Chrises, Fanchers, Ayers, Guysots Wistars,
and other Patent Medicines and curaves and Keep on
hand full assortment of the most popular Patent sed
cines, which will be sold at Wholesale ana retail.
Physicians Prescriptions accurately COMPOUNDED ana
WIN NC a''e"oeu W "o'" DAVID WALKER,
n.. Tall, 20 1854 JNO J. THOMAS.
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LARGE FIRE N Sr. Lou1s.-On Friday night
of last week the block on the levee in St.
Louis, known as city buildings consisting of
ID stores, occupied by some of the heaviest
firms in the city, was entirely destroyed by
fire. Loss estimated at four hundred thou.
sand dollars, insura nee not ascertained. but
probably will cover greater portion of loss.
The block sold a year ago fJr SlsS, 900.
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PIcsident,S Message.

New YORK, Nov. 26.
It is understood that the President. mes
sage will be printed and despatched by mail
to different points of the country this week,
and will be delivered to the press simultane-
ously with its delivery to Congress. We
have no information as to the precise point
to which the message will be thus forwarded
II is presumed that it will be despatc lcd from
Washington Saturday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-29

William Smith, brother of the Mormon
prophet. writes to the Erie Despatch, de-
claring that his brother is not responsible
for polygamy, as practiced in Utah, but
that Brigham Young and his "administra-
ton" arc. He, however, defends polygamy
on patriarchal and scriptural grounds, Al
though he believes the excess to which il
has run will result in infamy and ruin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-29

BLooMINGroN has "set up" to be city,
and is aping Ottawa fashions. She has lately
been erecting gas works, and in about a
month expects to be lighted with gas.
The books and papers of the Danville
Land Office have been received in this city,
and notice is given that applications for the
entry Of the unsold government lands in
that district will be received on the 10th Of
December inst. Presumption claimants are
notified to come forward and establish their
claims previous to that period.-Sprinatield
Journal
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The Omaha City Democrat boasts of
sample of fine molasses, the product of Chi
nese sugar cane, grown in the lower part of
Dougles county, Nebraska. Covered wag-
ons were daily crossing the ferry with emf
grants, whom the editor welcomes to cli-
mate and soil unsurpassed, and to land 60
ing at song.
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I'm port a mt Medical scovery.
TIE GREATEST REMEDY THE WORLD FOR
Purifying the Blood !
DR.. EASTERLY'x
IODINE AND SARSAPARILLA
III. Medicine is Six times STRONGER CHEAP
tE and BETTER than any other SarsapaIilla
Preparation in use. More than 100000
bottles Of this valuable Medicine have
have been sold during tbs last



two years.
1t is prepared by a and most approved chemica.
process and combines in = highly concentrated s.a.s
the Iodins Of Potassium, the Extract OF Sasapaa the
Honduras Root, the Yellow Dock and stilinga, with
other valuable Vegetable Extracts, which renders the
compound the certain and effective curative knors
for all diseases arising from Impure State of the
Blood, or habi, Of the system, viz:
Scrcft.Ia Kings ErtI, Cancers, Tumors, Eruphons
on TIE SKIN, Erysipelus, Chronic, Sore Eye., Ring
Worm or 7ster, .Scad Read, oh Sores and Jzcs-s,
Ferer Sorts, Stcei!ing orne GIdnds Leprosy, Hhtas
.Sic.KiHgs S-rcfiOus TuJurcular Consumption. If
the Luhgs B0tch>s Boils Pirnples on TIE Face, Sour
~ Diseases " tie hidn~ys, Dropsy GrdssI, PNsS IL,
COHpidiEt, Secondary Syphilis TenersdI d.
sease, Dy.pepsiG, R!eurnasis,n, Genera! DeJRity,
veardlgia Tic Doloreur, Pains IN the Bonss aud
.Joi.ts Feaadle Irsgularitiss, Chronic C0ughs and
all Disea.es arising from, the Of Mercury Cdo-
Lornel.
The astonishing power Of On. EArEKLr's IopuE AID
SAEAPAEILA in driving out and radically removing all
diseased and impure fluids from the body il. dose,
owing to tn. rnstchess curative properties contained In
the ingredients the scientific Of It's pr.para
ton.
No preparation claims to combine such medicinal pro,
perti., employed in ihs and other has a.
f-c,ed 81 many astonishing The most eminent
Physician, OF ST Louis, and also those Of nearly every
city and in the Western and eouthcF1 STATES,
commend this preparation, because it is
dy they the gradients the 5est that
b. used.
is seldom physicians prescribe prepared nec.nes,
and do So unless they have kno-edge Of their
cOmppneut-, and know they safe and salst-ry la
their Effects, and prepared by scientific men.
The Medical Faculty, and " the highest .rudi,os
unite in recommending Dr.. Es.,erys iodine and sarss
rara, blning easuraby greater efficacy Than
any other sarsapsrls preparation, which is doubtless
the Of ii, rapid sale in all para Of til. eossry
where it is known.
CaU;iOn.-Purchasers should be particular 20 ash
Cor DR.. EASTEELYs IODINE AND sARsAPARILLA.
and tax. nothing else. No other preparation coulbses
the IODINE OF POTASH, sARsAPARlLLA, YELLOW
DOCK and STILLENGIA and no other posse.scs the
alive proeTi!e. q this thousands will testify that
y1 Pf<s ese Dollar per Bottle or 81, Bottles for Five
Dollars.
SEA LIBERIA deduction made to Dealers ~ho buy to
sell again
sH Prepared By Or. Eas;erly Of Third and
Chestnut streets, ST. Louis. 80.
For Sale by A. s. PrrSAx, Druggist, Ottawa and
by Druggists and Dsakr IN Medicine ,hroughoa: the
United states- sp21
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ILLINOIS MARBLE.-We have seen block
of marble, taken from the quarrys opposite
Cape Girardeau, fifty miles above Cairo on
the Mississippi. This marble is of brownish
color, beautifully varegiated, of very fine
grain, and susceptible Of high polish 1t
would be excellent in mantels, ornaments,
&c. 1t is being used for building purposes
at Cape Girardeau.-Cdiro Delta.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-29

AccIDESr.-A THUMB OF SOME CoNsE-
Owen tried to reinstate his
thumb. after he had cut it entirely off, up
near New London, Wisconsin, last week.
Failing to succeed, he took the severed por-
ton to DIR. Perry, of the above place, who
reunited il successfully.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-29

SUPREME CoURr-SECoSD DIVISIONAL
note from Judge Skinner informs US that the
Supreme Court for the Second Division of
Illinois will not be opened for business until
the first Monday of January next-Spring
field Journal
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Nature built us for particular sphere,
and has given us more of talent for that
than any other. She has made the same
difference in head soil as in earth soil
Each will produce something peculiar to it.
aelf if allowed.
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PRAIRIE FIRE.-The editor of the Cedar
Falls Banner says of late prairie-fire in
Blackhawk Co. that it was one of the most
terrific ever witnessed, being miles in extent
sweeping with the rapidity of a race horse,
and destroying fences. grain and hay
stacks, crops and even stable and horse in
its fearful career.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-29

New YoRK CAEALs.-The canal commits
sioners Of New York announce that the ca
mails Of that state will be closed on the 10th
of December, unless sooner closed by ice.
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II you want 10 buy Goods Cheap
FISKE g. TAYLOR'S.
OTTAWA SEMINARY.

THE Ottawa Female Seminary is in successful
4 operation, numbering 20 and Students. Glass;
formed in Latin, French, Drawing, and Music,
beside the English branches in the Academic and Cole
giate Department.
The building the next north of the resi-
dsnce OF Judge Cotton has been purchased for school
purposes for this winter in the spring the building will
be enlarged accommodate Is 50 students from
abroad, with board and other nvensnces.
this winter a limited Der OF 10 students
be accommodated with board in the Seminary Students
from abroad wishing attend this School this winter and
take board, should apply and procure their
For further information address J. g. Nattnger, Esq,
J. " A. Hoes, Esq, Hon B. G. Cook, T. Y Griggs ESQ.,,
[nov22] L. UMLAUF, Principal.
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The UPPER MIssIssiPPI FRoZEr.-The Mis-
sissippi River above Lake Pepin is frozen
over. The packets still run as far as Wi
mona.
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He that is sensible ofno evil but what he
feels, has hard heart; and he that can
spare no kindness from him sell, has narrow
soul
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Contentment Is to be found only within
ourselves. A man that Is content with
little, has enough; he that complains has too
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It is estimated that there are at present
twenty five thousand persons in the United
States afflicted with insanity.
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POLITICAL CALENDAR.-Dec. 1.-COngreSS
meets at Washington, U. S. Supreme Court
meets at Washington, Iowa Legislature
meets at Iowa City.
Dec. 3.-Electoral Colleges meet at tho
Capitols Of their respective States.
Dec. 29.-Missouri Legislature meets at
Jefferson City, Governor sworn in.
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WHAr shall be in place Of Georgia currency 10
the question agatng the monetary circles Of the West.
The withdrawal Of three million, OF currency has been
and will continue be seriously tet by all classes Of bu
siness men, and unless Illinois Banks expand or the
Eas: provides Is with circulating medium money will
Continue at tie high which ha. been held this
Inter. Tie principle Of Georgia money i. undoubtedly
wrong. Wherever paper expansion has exceeded gold
and silver Ia is circulation, ruin has been follow
Yet the confidence Of business in the leading
Georgia Banks is unlimited and the subscriber knowing
Atlanta Interior and Macon 70 b. good will continue to
receive the Of said Banks in payment for lots
the south Of the Illinois River. These Lots Of
f.rsd bargain, and cannot fail t. suit either for in
ve.tent Improvement and 20 those who willing
or unable pay tie outrageous prices charged by specu
,tor. the north side, the subscriber would
earnestly call their attention to the superior advantages
offered in Glovers Addition feb23 OLIVER CORNELL
Rev. d. HiEB.UGH viii preach in the Mechanics Hall,
Sunday, Sov %'h, hIf past ten, for tie BTangc-
lical Lutheran congregation.
The Lord. supper viii he administered on that coca
s.on. Ino,2nl Rev ". 1RYDAY, Past0r.
NAEGlED-Iu Mendoza, on the isth inst, by Rev.
Mr.. Lox. M VA PlIiS.RpyE- o. Dubuque, and MIss
LYDIA MITCHELL. Of MENDOZA.
ON the .U.h inst. ~ Re-, George Marsh, OF Brook
field Mr. GEyEsE b. MILE, formerly Of Chester cogn
~. Pennsylvania, and Alzs AsNKa q. MORRISON, Of
Bruce
o. She IS inst hy ~ Re- e. S-hIos~er, Mr. IIzR-
Nan H. kg>Tz, and iil.s IAEs.rET RABENsTGiS.
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La Sale County pollsd . larger vote at
the last election than any County in the
State except Cook.
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A young lady BY the name of Humphrey
was fined IS in Albany on Friday, for SPIT
ting in another lady's face. Nice business
ier lady.
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Another curious bet is stated in the pa
pers. A Maine Fremonter this week walks
VI ith an eight inch corn cob in his mouth
from Shad Lake to Bath. Another Ere
monter in Saratoga stands all day with a
horse collar around his neck. Both these
bets were lost in consequence of the failure
of the Quskers to vote in Pennsylvania.
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RIDGE Your GARDENs.-The frost will
do good work for your subsoii, 81 you will
give it an opportunity. The ridges may be
made with a he avy pillow or with the spade.
Ground that is wanted for early crops should
be m2hured before ridging.-Make the ridges
at least two feet high, and let them be as
close together as is possible with that depth.
clhe subsoil will be pulverized by the frosts,
Ind will receive same ammonia from the
anow and winter rains.
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AtLatI,am's Family Grocery.

tLdte j. RuSSeU q Co..
WILL be found Of the extensive and well
" lected stocks Of Family Groceries, Provisions
Fruits Willow and Wooden Ware. &c, at prices that car
hardly fail TO please All they sen Is warranted to gyo
entire satisfaction. OF ava, November -, l.55.
lHOneys
RIONEY in the Comb, at
II nov29 JAMES X MErGs'
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RnsrnN Nov Of

DUsTUN, NOV. 70.
Hon. Thos. II. Benton delivered his CO.
pyright address before the Mercantile Libra
ry Association last evening. His subject
was the Estate of the Union, its condition
and danger" The lecture occupied tive
hours in its delivery, during which many of
the audience left the hall.
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Homeopathic MISUNDERSTANDING,

I tnriuJrI's l.I,r.L. D,ird moro
OCTD3. MCNAMARA respectfully Informs the frirncs
81 medical reform. AMI all VII, 0ui from
crl- drug gd hr.t Of Old school practice,
tr.r k- irjug.sy q. -iry. T. undertake which
have been -rTu..rsiy treated ty 1fttsc Frect'ftors-
sys .uf j. cgu.d TT lis method VII be found the
mo-. .r--,g and .l.- tuE-.s c restoration Of X.G9N.
Diseases of Women and Children
Attended to between a. hours ~ !" 4 VI AuG r III.
ou Tuesday,. TAGr-!ays. and Saturdays.
ey-Tle fee as heretofore 800 per visit tile same
yor advice by mail. Office consultation - cts. Mct-
cine .uclud=d in both Residence nearly opposite
Um Osluaus. UTer Fox River. no's
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a H. thoe. ,h., A.. inSehted to me by NOTES over
~ due and nov due will find to their M sa III III,
up oeioie the ist OF 'shus'' G. @. MILLER,
DC Ien scr couecuon' Pennsylvania Store.
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Xli1 ST X,,.rck's Rolc O.11ed H.
R!iGsT eiass Statesmen. BOOK Keepers, Mechanics.
= Railway Iyn. Bar Tenders aud Por-rs. Also men
to wsr. on l.llS :cal-.ci. boys for store. learn
trades female i-p % al kins for city or country All
the above furnished fr hose want Houses TO let
situations fulId as those OF crt,foy rHen'-
Person. LsviI money loSn WI hear of chances 10
do SO al high hy calling
novI5 O. c. BREWSTER.
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I WILL sell three hundred and twenty OF land,
three miles from the Court House. for thirty dollars
per acre, One-sixth cash. balance in l. = :! and q
years al per cent per AMMAN, payable annually
Any industrious man make the land pay for ITSELF
and nett the farm BY the time payments II u
bargain, and will be worth $50 per when improved
uoy22 GRO. S. FISHER
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INSURANCE, IstD AND L0tteCTi0H AGENCY OF
r,IsIi, d WATERMAN.

S-oaR Flor. IN NdttiageF's BD,E, Dtt1itri, IH'.
COLLECTIONS made in vicinity az usual rates.
Lands purchased and sold at moderate commissions
Titles Investigated and abstracts furnished.
Deeds and other Instruments made and acknov-
lodged.
Policies in the following Insurance companies:
In .S.Ue County Mutual Fire Insurance Co.;
Illinois hfffgg[ DO 30
!SeJaaeasOn 60ssrity Natndl do do
Ellf.on4II La. Eaad i.f dNs.iJni9>f ,sAi.fa
Jure Ply ISAAC '. WATERMAN.