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G ROV GOTTA q e ,
BUXTON, MAINE.
OPEN JULY fTH. 1876.

TIME above House Is beautifully situated in the
fac Grove, known as "ihe PICNIC
GROVE at BuxioL Cenlrc, on the York and
Cumberland Railroad, about 30 minutes ride
from Portland.
The subscriber has spared no pains or expense
in fi,iins up the above House with all he modern
improvements, TO make II popular place Of re-
.on for Parties aud Pleasure. seekers, or those in
pursul, Of a pleasant and healthy Boarding plac,
during the summer months.
Ia connection with the House, are good Bowl.
inr Alleys, Swings, &c.
= God ilor,es and Carriages will be lir.
nishei 10 parties or indiyldnalS ifd,,ir-d.
Cm3l EBEN CRAM,
Late Of the THOnnon House, Saeo.
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4 CHANCE TO MiKE MONEY.
Profitable and Honorable Employment

FTONIlUIb UIIU IKUuUkuUIV bIPKVJ HRs1fs'
mIIE Subscriber is DESTROYS OF having agent In each
| county AMI town Ia the Union. capital OF IRON
10 $40 only will he required, and anything like an 81
cient energetic man can make from three TO five dol
lars per day some Of the Agents are realizing twice
that sum livery rmation viii be given by address
ing, with a stamp 10 pay return letter,
WI. 4. KINSLER,
5w35a Box 1928, Philadelphia, Pa, Post Office.
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WORTH hSowiNG. Prof.. Wood, whose ad'
ycriisemeni will he found ii another column, has
discovered remedy for the gray aud bald, which
i a, once practicable and cheap. Ii requires no
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can be no douh, whatever Of It's efficacy. We
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and IRON men Of great intelligence, high stand.
ing and mO'al worth.
Those who have been bald for years are now
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younger than they did six months ago. As in
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them hy the natural aud undoub,ed means which
Prof Wood has invented aud now kindly offers
to the afflicted. Read his advertisement, try HE
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IYkig. 4w33
w. n. JORDAN,
DENTIST.
Onlce No. q, Crystal Arcade,
Liberty ST. Biddeford.
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CAELYLE, Illinois, June 10Th, 1855
have used Professor weol's Hair Restorative AMI
have admired 10, wonderful effect. Ny kar VAS becm-
lug as thought pTcmaturyly grey, bus 1y the u
his Restorative" has resumed It, original COLOR AMI
have no doubt, permanently So
SIDNEY BREIsE,
Ex-senator United sta,e..
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N o f. nc Il I.

THE subscriber having sold his stock OF Day
i GOols, aud leased his store To l.. ii. Banks
is under the necessity of calling upon all persons
indebted 10 him 10y note or account, To pay The
same wlihou, delay. The accounts can be settled
al the old stand ill September goth.
T.. II. &. HOOPER.
Bijdciord, Aug. 2lh, 1856 ~
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SrlTE OF MAINE.

Covs1Y OF YoRK, ss.-August 18Th, 1886, Per
sonalIy appeared Esreir II Banks aud Edward III
q. Hooper, aud acknowledge the ulovc ins'ru
men, hy them subscribed, tO he ileir Tree ana vol
antary-acl. Before me.
SAMUEL w. LUQUES,
Avail Justice of the Peace.
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PEDAL BASS MELODEONs
Superior TO any now In use

FEUAL BASS mCLOOcONo,
Superior to any now In use.
nERsONS who are In want Of MELODE0NS, for
Churches vestries, Lodges, Halls, c, are respect
fully requested to examine the instruments recently
made BY
s. o. g. X. W. SMlTH,
Which, for their perfection OF mechanism. smoothness
and beauty Of Tone accuracy In tune and especially by
the immense power gained by the PEDAL bass, are
beyond comparison the best oIerei " the public.
These instruments have two banks Of keys and pow
erfu bellows and by the arrangement OF the stops
great variety Of effects lie produced. Price, $2I5
They also manufacture Melodeons for parors aud
smaller rooms unsurpassed In excellence, and at prices
varying from 90 to 500
MELoDEoNs RENTED.
Persons Who wish to hire MelOdeons with view OF
purchasing at the end Of the year, can have the rent
credited as part payment Of the purchase money. This
matter Is worthy of special note, as enables those who
desire fair test Il the instrument before purchasing 10
obtain It at the expense Of the manufacturers to the ex.
tent Of at least years rent.
The public are invited to examine for themselves, Mt
the wareroOms, No. oil, Washington street Boston,
August 20, 1856 Omo'S9
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Marria.sfs.

In ,,--.~asaE. 2si, by Msr ]. Libby, Mr..
Joaa Bowdon, S4 Mss Ann Hulf both Of Bad
Ia AlGel NJ, Is Rev. John Or, Mr. William
Heath. ~ Bo.lOn, 10 Ms, Mary Hayes Conan,,
daughiSs OF Jo~lIa Conant, tsq, OF ahSed' =,
Al w,,, Of Bis sieIOsa, TO MIS- Faouy 4. CLARK Of
Hollis.
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TREnONT MILLS.

TEAS, coYTEEs, CHOCOLATES, cocoAs,
SPICES, &c.
Wholesale, and alss In small Packages
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the sake Of repo4e."
w I need add no hing more upon the i'm. |
nor ance Of she present contest. Minds |
h AZ are ius ensite 10 sch appeals -
ths above, from hese yen-rated patriots
whose counsels have hitherto sunk deep
In the hearts Of irtuons and patriotic
.reoIlc, would not be moved or awaken
Ell t, sense of the impending danger by
anyth NJ which could say. Such could
on,y be aroused from the le,hargy Of
bigo,ed psrtizan spirit. by ths tocsih al
civil var in their midst, the PRESENT.
men, Of which. we are told by Mr.. JtF-
erson, .awak-ned and filled hun with
terror, like ii.e- bel in the night"
have shown yon, fellow citizens, that
the position and decl ratons Of the
{. Republics" parry identify them,
clearly, as the Disnnion party; that
t,eir every argument aud appeal adde's
sch 10 you, when dlvestei Of its thin
ruise Of hypocriticai profe .sonp, is
virtual Declaration Of war against our
brethren 'ol'the Southern States Viii
/ you JOIN then, in this ruthless this I'M
holy crusade Have YOU Weighed the
Consequences Are you prepared for
i Them : Can you look 10 thc'iacc that
condition of fearful degra ta,!on depict
&c 81 the immortal Jack son, rs the in
f.,itatle consequence OF a dissolution Of
/ The Union, ami yet resolve upon a bin !
adherence 10 that party whose Leaders
are not only reckless OF the csnsequen-
ccs, tut many of them. evidently actua-
tod By u desire for that very c5nsufna-
tin?
!,ase nj reject. il you DIES re the
preservation Of the Unon,a. a means Of
perpetuating peace and rospecity, with
the national greatness which now dis
tlngui.hes our Repaplic among tie na-
tons Of the world; if you would trans
NIT 10 your posteritv, untarnished the
glorious boon bcluenthel rs Ly our
Revolutionary fathers If your aeiernl
nntlcn !. cp-incident with the si-ners 81
tho Declaration of Independence, and
your dec.re the same rs that nv0wei By
the trainers Of The Constitution ito Sc
cure the blessings of liberty 10 ourselves
AMI cur posterity;" if such are your
motives and desires, ysn can onlysecurG
their object by supporting the men and
measures of the National Democracy
against that sectional party which is sc
ruthless in pursuit of iis aggraniize,
ment. You are called upon by every
consideration of patriotism. of virtue
of truth and honor; as we'll in view OF
the momentous consequences depending
upon the national contest. as Of the wei
fare Of our own State, dependent upor
an h0n~s. and faithful administration
of il Governmen,; to 60 to the polls il
August, and deposit your votes for th,
candidates upon the Democratic ticke
for State and County officers.
A. II. PALMER.
Iowa City, JAY Is. 1856.
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For Sale aud for Rent.

- ~ Nh thq+ Ye4ie..i " y,e~.,s.s..sss
I.n valuable building Loi- IL sturievani'. adiiti'
NEAR " iarrows' residence, for sNl< ON
reasonable terms.
Two Los % N. Eiad. head 81 Gaines s,reet,--nns
"N"sune'rd River srw-inr .aI. vary cheap.
s'Ntrh ValUat,r Lot. fr bii.lnt.. dwell
nE'' on hartisci aui Main atlttfs, north 81 sixth
Tor sale y,ry ~
zen 's'ash budding Lot. on secosd and Thlrc
~ ~, ~" '".' s.tAA .; IT, s,aIs gwen nos.
L'i "a ..fs'n' ,'fi'i NJ av,nqr hoa,r on the
",,t bail i0t,, IA o. :, house. we'll and I'M
,fr'nt. bf feet IN Main stree, .orro,,e
d. Latiah4 nause fr ssh.
corner ~ an Main and Front >tr,es far al, cheap
N'si 3 'ft9 liz. 81. eHp,giie L.. ..,0A's iuai-
dt.et' ioi sass L.aa.s Vgiou. t.li.s...
""Nt in' btss 80, Lettaire's sih addition
h'u. WILMA anipssi .ist.e =
Lh~ fnf5m Mtcheii saiAifien. ana ipwsllins
u iIs' - pr = IN ~ I f5r safe rhrap
y = " r"asi " -, / vast. 70 acres for sale
acre lo' ~ Heriias. lhn.enA BH,irr's ~.iiiSr.
ana " ! > r \ ssf :. ~ -, 90 iartaf
y z :. N',' -. a. 81. b ,r. Ciiutsti county, Ia
"+-.'s 1A.d' y. -. y - 2 ~. NH ffa
iaagr s.ta7 IL u r3e; iii .ndrr cuItta
'nit from civ, ~ ssl. heap
GOT 1aR ~. iso acres miles n N,
1 Davenport f4r satn
= ~ y " F.. SCI Z - Il low Louisa County
inintur timber f,,r .sie
y ~ W > - T a 2 W one mile from ~
rity ~ Mus t,tipe. ior salr
~ 'ct"s land - tnlel cultivation. hnced. storg
h"u." good water ISn fruit trars on rrrpiisrs bet
w." = mS IS S29q .sk 3F, a nliis from bayet
i lllt, lot sale
u dtr's with dwelling house and stable and othe-
mpro' nuts. adjoining the ely Of Davenport, To-
: fr.
kotNw .si9Ts03E. 50 acres Tor sale.
4 Forty acre, No prairie land, near WaIcctt, &c
4 ale Ntsy Inv Prize S5uo.
Thirty acres Of l. md IN West Davenport, for sale
,,,i 10 lots OF from four to q .t acres, In. view
I River and Twin ties
Ala" ycral other .nlna,ac tract, Of Real Estate
TIC c4iy aud country, 10. salshy
AilfN 4 DOoIAN,
octl2 at M. brr's Build
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"tled in the right spirit. Let the South. If
DIT wishes have, far PLAY. Let the i"reito-
Try com. in ~ a Save state, and there " II
"bs no further cause of di,r ontent. The
"CI,ion mus, and shalt be preserved.
The above extract Is the conclusion
Of a lengthy editorial in The New York
Herald Of the | tn inst, upon the sub
i.ct os the "ln,ti'uri"n and Progress
Of Slavery in III, Unitrl States, AID
a. that paper i, the political text book
of the Gazette and the leading champ
on Of Fremont an DAYTON, We com
mend the foregoing sentiments to the
careful consideration ofthc Gazette and
its friends. 1t has been charged that
the Democratic Party is thc lro-S'as-
~ party, but those who will real the
leading Journal Of The Black Elsnh-
licans, will Nnri that it Is the orPo,i
tim which is pro-slavery. Tine 10
moeracv are anti-slavcry, but Crnslitn-
tional AMI law abb linz, AMI f,vor the
most enlarye principle Of stlt-goTern
mont consistent with republican in~'i
tutions. Our party cree Is nen-lnt"r
vcntion on the part of t"ngr'o5. Hl;.
very does not exist at common Law.
and until people Of a territory s,ne.
ton its adoption it is d1icn'''c-- and
remcdikss The People of kah-a-
through their Legislature saurtione |
the institution The frauds AT the polls
nj the election of the members Il that
legislature has nothing whatever 10 10,
with the validity of the laws passed
provided the Legislature la, been le-
galizcl by the Governor in the man
ncr prescribed. This Was done by
Governor Rccdcr one ofihc chief cham
piOns Of the free state party. Ihe>r
laws arc bal MANY Of them. and ought
60 be repealed. But how by the
sword! BY revolution. Btanarchy,
robbery, AMI civil war! How long
could Republican Gpvcrnin at exi1,
il every obnoxious law was to b. re
pealcd by armed violence and force,
Nv the rifle, the bavohct AMI the sword
No, longer than did the governments
OF Athens, Of Greece all Rom. If
We permit Lane an, his trained ruff
fans to defy the Constitution OF the
United States and the Laws Of Kan
sas rs Cesar did the Constitution and
Laws OF Rome. how m,ch LONGER viii
our liberties survive. than did those Of
Rome under similar circumstances
The truth is that there is IA con
ccaled aud concerted purpose Of rcro-
lutionising this government, in the
vain belief that anarchy an civil war
will eifcctuatc that which under the
existing Constitution is impossible
1t is not the Territories alone which
is the subject of this abolition war, il
is slavery in the states which is aimed
at by the .disturbers Of the puhllcpeace,
Read the petitions they arc circulating
for signatures, asking n dissolution of
the Union, and say if YOU can that they
mean NOTHING. Reconcile, if you can
the acts, speeches, AMI editorials of
the wooIy-heads with patriotism, and
love Of Constitutional law. 1t cannot
be done, and we think that it would
be the wisest plan for our opponents
to proclaim at once what they are SO
ardcntly longing to accomplish. name
ly-a dissolution Of the Union,
a
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Improved Farms.

y r., gu s1t n '@!tlNat"ii s"d hhtfh ten with
! y 'a6ilii Lem , y ihh2' from taF'hn'r'- :
tfza,e, stab etc
rfv - .e,es tH.b. Iui.ns ".i' lr.s slit
~. 60
ne, " a'rts ~ ID" h'eh -it'' 81 'riii'f ri'' 10
u re- if'b = - p" "''''t'' w. goa Us "'t'f
:. Z ~ VAN rooms Ntthi'', ""'p"id'"E- u
t4ea'- f.fu l'av ir,ft-i] "'ic> IA 'ui'IVLi"a,
20 d house, -tdb'', t'c
50 tr ia NaavdIn, 10 doIes iiiIibri 20 acr,s y al
.8tthfass Ht.at.ci u.
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Ths New York Commercial. Advertise

Ihs New York Commercial Advertiser
Col. Fremont's friends hive relied con.
eNeeuy, and to . great extent, upon the sup
eeu st1ee ballot boxes of the Van Buren,
e9eeseey. Little did they anticipate that
eg<esesj6ent Van Buren, himself would
eNegA sseh prudent silence as was necessa.
ri ~ Sepablicans wonld gather his friends
No NboN So0p; and least Of ali that he
neo1A fsss apsssths in advance Of Inc cleo
H. y, to4o q rr0nunciamento practically
r. ~ atON ~ Followers to throw all Their
eogi7& aGo5NSt the republican nominee
I'm ~ skesSy blsw aad . sal. dis.
oll60N0UoUof ~ ~ pspsehaiesa nartv.
ct1saes = ~ .sss,k i5bs
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OF Mr.. Fremont's letter accepting the
opposition nomination, the New York Com
E.ercial Advertiser saws:
"TAe trSth is thai in his dcsire to avoid
the stigma Of aholitiontsm and srctional,srn,
and governed by the managers Of the cam.
paign, Col. Fremont has frittered away the
distinctive issues presented ia his nominal
ton, and presents instead remarkably milk
and-wa-ter-ish political sentiments. His
letter, though well and carefully written, ia
shosn OF all force and energy bv its gensr
sluess and nome communication. II amounts
TO nothing- means nothing commits the wri-
ter to nothing, Except open diplomatic ne
gotiations, and will utterly fail 10 revive the
discouraged republicans"
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A1EGHANICS desrons OF examining plan and
Nl specific inns Tor s. hCo building, TO 1T erected
in district NJ. y Davenport Township. are request.
Ell 70 call On DR. O-hanSen, at his Office On second
between Scott street and Western AyeDne; Who will
make know terms aud receive propnsaie All prop,-
ssls 20 DO presented and suTeies nAmrd before the
2Ath inst.
Judy l2fh-d levitt
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@ The average price Of lands sold by
Ike Illinois Central Railroad Company, du-
ring the month Of June was sixteen dollars
per acre.
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.yD1'I(E.

i NOTICE ia hereby given H. all Interested IN the
Viii Of Rockwell Nj kiHstry, decreased. that P-
tition was presented and flied at The Jolly of The
PToti. Court Of silt County, Iowa. for aiieasIre
stI.t ~ dswrr IL tn wiw OF said Re- kw' " Mckln-
siry deceased, an that SAID petition Will b b. ard On
tn nrst Tuesday In August next, at which fine and
place all interested may arpeas aud make th"ir OBJ
ltctluns II any thy have.
A. witness my hand tins 9th day ~ July A. D.
1856.
WIN I. COOK, Co Judge.
MITCHELL PUTNAM, Attfys.
July IL dtday.
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FOR SALE.

rTNHREE Mitk Cn.s-one Horse, Wagon and Tar
] ness II called for soul, AZ the Economist MI
East Uayrnplei, Ivy
iuly IJfI-u3t ". IN Hi DKETH
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Valuable Property For Sale.

4 HOUSE AND lot on Gsinrs street, brtwfe ~
1Aand 5fh, The house is a two story frame, Wit
|" roofns cellar, welt cisteTu, Stable, 3e-for bal
on r, asoltsbie t. rI..a.
Also lots on Main street hetw' n 9Th and 18th.
Also 80 acres 81 fst cias. IraiTic Ian, IL miles
FROM Dayenport, near walnut Grove. Apply -
sNAILFJEID & HOLM
ivIlitf end Il op EWl'il's WI
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DRY CHICAGO III MBER,

1--WE subscriber k#4r- constantly ~ hand an aU p
lilies and Iltt At.ss.s ~ Df. Gbtrsg., Ir,ut, r. "A
~ yat'! ~ ~. e3rner Ut RueE land aud 81 -.
JUS 10 'bGHiv r. " NUEEIFE
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5 L 4 Il KS
INDIAN
FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY!
IN External Application!

In Eaftfif EsnstH ,or Pror and Ign, Dvhab
Ayts Afgbf l>e+Gto G,n' 81 kfajScd dis,Isos.
I'iiI Is neftt ttrr = fepi'h $, discovered arl
-aeH slu.Et t'st uItnss ar b, certain trib.
oi lHt.ttits Ia W'st IN ilaru, ami ht- meyer
tg II Known h fati - IT, ,tia cuIc among tlrt>-
,.lar who hay Is =. II Ia1-se-s thu p'y'r -
remove an! ~tId -. sssf5 ~ y ! -v'r dni Atu
arI ia ~tstslr, Ia b ji ,.HlA SruNu s-s:flu nm
-. tha important tiyaufae" his y fue'iv posse y
aN al OH rs. aside ION tn iIitfinsr value q,
a fttptdal AZ ri + flai 10 irug- ~ Tneiicre+ are
flEru mi tn ~t1iah - hil!t,t. and b. AZ down
the system. Iis meets amo-t fnir.rgi vs.. aud
Hftd MY - tflai 10 insnrt Iloc fnr " il orely
fiinI9 slieue F.vef and Alu Is has been, like
ly ~ n.
IHt areni La nnfnheFlrss c"rincate4 ~ cure
whiah ,i il,a tat VIII hl shUwn 10 all w4kLiHA NJ
49, VIZ
Car. No. - nff aftd in fhis city ami v.rinItv
" tantta~ M ltt #4. III ~ sIth citizens This
k'lnfts i j Z - and III apriIri xirnaIr ,AnI us
rfftrt> afe ffnEt ~anIeffH
rrie = ~ n.x And a cure gaar4nted j. The
inonty rafunacl.
LEWIS FINCH, AGENT.
A. II u Chiite Hardware E-t4bl. hinptt. un 81 a.
: 4 v 'ite'r- cast u BfaI,. llylot6nI
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tsnl.- from BAY urrrt; - acres; 30 acres il
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principles IN our government, tho only
way in which you can contribute to that
end, is to sup port nation men and M.
'io1al measures, by voting in August and
Notember for the candidates of the
National Democracy.
Their 9Th plank is TRADE which neei
only to be read by rea.oable men. t, in
sure 1t that contempt which alone il
mcfits. II accuses TIE present Admins
trathoD OF all the cimes in tue calender
all The frauds. murders, robberies, and
ars9ns that have been commit d in
Kansas. by tho Abolition Rullians and
the Border Ruiians; and threatens II
bring the said Administration "ani all
their accomplices," to condga pm
ishnsnt hereafter - that is when they
get the power. Should that ever bap-
pen, we will all doubtless, be ut the
hanging. and go there is no use saving
anything shout 1t until then.
passing word, however, touching this
plank although neither President
Pierce, nor any one Ct his Administra-
ton, is now candidate before the coun-
try. Whereas they at FIRST raised fierce
que anu Cry against the President, Tor
the alleged ineiliciencv Of his measures
TO suppress popular outbreaks and crime
IN that territory, ther now assail him
stiil more ferccly for his vigorous pro-
visions to support lhw and order .here,
and protect the weil-disposed settlers, 10y
d'sarmine and di-banding the Insurgents
on both sides. They do not even con-
Goa. their desire for the U. s.. troops to
be Withdrawn, that the parties may fight
u out between them. Many Of them
openly avow this desire.
I The truth il. they 10 not wish TO sce
she troubles in Kansas qaieted, for thnt
would deprive them Of their main polit-
ical capital, to manufacture which, has
cost them 20 much money. II the
butchering Of ten thousand men on eisb-
q Snle, OF A6th, would enable then to
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-16
lnsuranlc.
Fire. Marine, a Life In,urunce.

'V'llE following companies having complied
with the late statute Of this state, and
are reliable, responsible, ard prompt beinp stock
companirs, with the capital paid ~ stated they
insure the business man safe nul SPEEDY return
ioT III" nmouni Of his loss without unnecessary
delay.
hinh insurance co. Hartford, Conn cash ca.
2liai paid IN, $500 200
n, Thos. X. Bracr, PTest
North Western Insurance co. Oswcgo. y. Y.
ca.h capllr phid ~, s@5OpOD
r.. w Ludlow, Ses'q Geo Fisher Pr.Sf
Hartford fire hsuraucr g., Hartford, Conn =;
cash capital pad IN. 500 90
II. Huntington, Prest
L. Il. bowers, ssc'g
Connecticut Nulull lrr Insurance co ,iInrtford.
accumulated cupi,a.oyrr 81 900 600
James GooJwu, Prest .
Gu, Il. Phelps Scc'B.
Inland marine Insurance taken by the Eina
The rates viii be rs low ~ responsible insurance
compnnirs can do business, aud the und, rsigned
sbiclis lur The above companies a cUuiiiIlncr q 1
ihr tavofs they hay" hrT, ,o!Ir- enjoyed. poiciys
ct insurance tor i've years I>s urd W. the Etna and
hartford insurance companies, on private dwrli-
lngs and tam buildings, NJ very liberal
discount from annual mites, and lower than Inlfu-
al r'sks tNpri H. Gru. :. fl>uyP, agent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-16
FAMILY GROCERIES

comprising every Iricl. included IN ,h- ~, ot "a.
ust'n' nnd heaithioi sub>t 'nilais ol lil- H., new
P1lehd''aFr now arriving rom the south and
wiih hi- purchases elsewhere, now co,nnr". ~.
largest, iu'rs,, freshest and ch-ap-s, stock Of Il,
Wiis gr'crrira To- b. lprnI 1sts.-t Ch.,,, "a
81 h"u's lie invItrsaii who are -yrutir,i on
ihis POM tors'l aud sre ihem The following
'i'c'es comprise but par Of ~, list cot,,,DtIy
on hand
SS1soTSi brown, loot. elasl,ied, and crushed.
tDFee, RIO and lava
Hoi1sSss, sugar house Manhattan and sx,.,
,,as""ieS' star, st~durr, sperm ana taloy.
I'Hs, green, black Bahra, Nc
,n,?.ap' r"sln, Castle, aud shaving.
t'D'ceo' Cavrndi,h. fine cut, smoking, &c.
,I"s' any 'hng from "i0n. nine" 10 q
MIA tour penny Cuba
ULs, lhsrcd, sperm, aud olive.
T0fk, lari, tailuw. &c
lish' inackerel, white, herring, and ,ryut,
t0roa Nnts, raisns, aud currants.
rigs al retail or by the drum
h"scr PTeseTueS, very fine arlcl,
lMegdr. the best crab aud cider
picktesi mars, allkinds, extra
ITPe' Sadce. pepper, salt, al-pIce. ginger,
'Uu AZ Other oidin,iy continents
n."fs, Brazil, tilber-, ALMONDS. pea nuts, &c.
IoyS i"T children, including cry babies, and ev-
,fy'h'ng else nom The elephant to Jack the giant
oysters, sardines, &c. in cans.
tahGies, a lot OF all kinds
Fdts, brosm,, mops, &c
oranges a7d t'm'ns, fresh from the south, a,
retail az by he I0G
raper. INK, p.us audi all kinds Of stationery.
fg"der' shot, caps. lead, and everything else in
F'shms iaehts, from the longest pole" to
minnOw hooks
fio1r, poiatoes, vegetables in their s-asgp.
butter, Eggs, chickens, and all such ll,,, car
ranRelnrna' needed m iami.irs, AWAY, ken,
When tiny can possibly be procured for love Of
money.