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4 Word to t:ic wise.

IF you wish to be and during the Sum
i ner, 90 at once and get some Of
RcLedr-s C>LeJrdteT Siren tisz.iny cordial and
Bi0od Iarirer.
IT. tie 1ulyre,nel that will remove all impurities from
tie BLOOD II being Tonic IL viii at the same time
sIHESGTHES and ESyI.uRsTE the system.
Thousand. Louis have used il, and the universal
expression that it tails in curing any complaint
arising isorder-d state Of the LIVER, STOMACH or
BOWLS. few doses viii D!AEEHGA or Dr>ESTEEY.
As Diuretic, Will cure any disease Of the KID
NkIs UTERUS. BLADDER; Alternative. II Will
purify the blood, and remove all YELLOWNESS, PM
PIES, SORES from the skin.
= sure preventive for YELLOW FEVER, CHILLs,
or AGU Z and Err. and CHOLERA. There i no mis-
take about it. We refer to hundreds OF STEAM
BOAT MEN and others. prove that fact.
NCLEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL does not re-
qlr, certificates 10 bring il into notice dose Is -u-
convince the Eeptca of its wonderful in
MIGRATING effects. Call AID try it, Il is very pleasant
20 lake.
Every COUNTRY MERCHANT should take a supply
home with lin Il i Indispensable remedy Tor every
family.
J. II. MCLEAN. sole Proprietor of this Cordial.
Also. McLean's Volcanic Oh Eminent.
- Principal Depot, the corner OF Third and Pia-
Louis. NJ.
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FIIE free bridge across River az Dayton : nov
completed and persons living Cd the east side vii
again have thu privilege Of Patron!zug Grist
and FIGURING NIL, which capable % grinding from 50
to bushels per hour. A. the undersigned have cN
pended their means literally in erecting such Mil
and Bridge growing of the country require,
they hope receive liberal sha-e Of pablo patronage
Persons coming distance VII fud good warm sta
b ag in connection wiki the above NH yree Of ehGrgs
AID their rblc house has passed other -d= and
bids fair 20 CO Justice the 3E-sy reasonable
Please give raH. J. d ID GRtkN
II, ~ fers 81 -
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Proclamation to the Ladies.

WHEREAS, it appears tia; the days Of right, honor
and integrity fast fading away, and WHEREAS, the
INSCRIPTIONS and gnora ut daily taking advantage
of the profound and learned. BE 1T KNOWN THERE
FORE 10 all whether MAIDS, WIVES, or WIDOWS. that
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS ALONE the
certain pauacea Tor the troubles female disor-
EauE4toH; they ALONE correcting all painful meus:ru-
alton assUagng Palptatious Of the heart disturbed
sleep, pain in the side and causing health and happiness
10 the whole sex; especially to tie MARRIED
period with regularity AND WHEREAS these PILLS
purely vegetable and entirely free from minerals,
therefore perfectly harmless in their operations and
wholly unlike other medicines thrust upon the public,
puEPorting TO eject tie objects already Detailed
THEREFORE,, BE IT KNOWN that NOTHING but the
said PILLS Of DIR. CHErSEMAN will accomplish the de-
sired object, when DISAPPOINTMENT has been expert
euced under the regime Of OTHER PILLS and the La
DIES viii cause this PROCLAMATION to spread amongst
them 70 their everlasting benetit-awsys promising
that said PROCLAMATION in he consi-
dered NULL and VOID; that is say, that the Pills
must not be taken when any female is in INTEREST
ING SITUATION, otherwise a MISCARRIAGE Will be
the ineritdJls result
Explicit directions, to be carefully read, accompany
each box Price 81. Sent by mail enclosing 81 to
York City. Sold by one Druggist in every in the
United States. Given under my hand and seal,
CT. CHEEsEMAN NJ d.
r. T. HUTCHINGS, General Agent for TIE United
States 165 Chambers 81, Nelc York TO choz all tshoe
sGl- r9ers should be addressed.
Sold in Ottawa by [sep12-1yl D. WALKER co.
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As the freight train on the Alton and
Chicago Railroad, was passing Shipman, last
Saturday week, il ran over a man by the
name Of Browning, a resident Of the above
place, and completely cut him in two. He
was supposed to have been lying on the
track in state of intoxication. lie was
aged about twenty years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

New YORK City ELECTION. The Ottawa
Republican jubilates over the election of
Hermann as Mayo. of New York City,
claiming Hermann as the republican candi-
date, who says, beat Who'd, the demo-
era candidate. :, The editors very probably
know no better, for they would hardly de-
liberately tell such a Slsapper; but all intel
hgent people know, that Hermann is quite as
decided democrat as W God. o. t'
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A GaeA.

The undersigned. in behalf OF himself and family.
would express their sincere and heartfelt thanks the
FREUD, who cordially responded 20 the call Of the
Committee Of Arrangements for Donation Visit at our
Lo-se Thursday evening, the Sd inst, and for the
substantial and liberal contributions on the occasion.
We 10 less prize the cheer and good feeling which
characterised TIE evening, making it the pleasant
and agreeable social conventions it has been plea
- yn.
decI2 GEO sCHLossER AND FAMILY.
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VDY virtue % decree made by the Circuit Court OF
ID La sale County, Illinois, az the November term
h-rrDI 4. d. l-1. the uuieTs -ard guardian Of Edward
aud Anna SchrTmerhoru, minors, viii. thu thirty hrs
t8l dag December sell II public VeudGe, the fol-
Io~iuc described land, 10 Wit: The west half Of the
Southwest quarter of section twenty, Township thirty
four, Range nine, ea, O: the laird principal meridian
containing eighty acres.
Terms Of .SIle.-On--third cash, ohc-tLird in one
oue-tlIr1 in years, with Interest the de-
payments be secured by notes and mortgage
said Land.
80 SARAH L. sCMrRMrRMOEN. G.Lnriinn :
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Ilurra for CiErislmas i.

E. y. GEIsGs has just received dispatch from oil
SdHtn claus. lie says that Z. Y. GEIGGs has re-
ceiyed the largest ock lever brought Sale Co
of Notions and Toys, such Dolls, Drums, Dishes,
Books, Kniyes, Horses Wagons &c &c and everything
Else for tie little folks Nov, therefore Santa Claus
will be ~ his Store Christmas Eve, ready I'LL stock
lays Of all eo!ors and sizes" true copy. Money be
ing nay toys will be sold TO suit tie times Ca
time between nov and Christmas
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Spectacies.


HEREBY give notice those indebted 70 ne by note
book that duty to ruy creditors compels
me TO say 10 all that can give further udag-uc- 10
ana one, and tia, claims dae unpaid after the
% G NArTI<GER.
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcE-Rev. z. b. Morgan
is now giving a serious Of discourses on the
general respect and practical demands Of
the times, in connection with the subject Of
prophecy.
Service each evening al o'clock.
The community are respectfully invited
10 attend
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ID ACUEWE (ur~

rs the name Of most nourishing young city not six
months old, laid and built up since the 10th last
May, situated the Missouri River, in Mills County
Iowa. at the point where the Burlington Railroad strikes
Bluff Railroad crosses Burlington and Missouri Ri
Yer II. X. The City is ~ miles back from the main
channel Of the Missouri River, beautiful emnence,
and giving a delightful view Of the Missouri River
for 70 miles each way ALSO view Of Platte mouth IN
Nebraska and the windngs of Platte River She rolls
her waters into the muddy Missouri. Nearly opposite
Pacific City is the well known Steamboat Landing called
Bethehems Landing. Pacific City contains now about
500 inhabitants weekly newspaper printed there, CALI
from five hundred to fifteen thousand dollars Lots have
been selling for from hundred to three hundred dol
lars.
We have cured a large tract Of land adjoining oaci
hc City, and onehalf mile neare. the Landing. We
have laid the into City Lots onethrd of which
we intend to give to who will first send
in ~ for pay for the deed acknowledgment and consi
deraon validate the deed and have the first
chance of the first adjoining reserved Lot for a the
refusal of the second adjoining reserved Lot for &2
ANA these Lots Just good any OF those lately
sold for several hundred dollars.
The history of several Cities in the West who have
taken this course and have grown up in single
Will fully explain object in offering such unparalleled
Inducements. Send and fortune with a
~ no uirbug Only 81 for Lot SC for two Lots and
81 for three adjoining Lots. For two Of the first Lots,
or 45 must he cash. for three Lots (&3l) six months
credit will be given such persons give their with
SIX per cent interest, and place such notes ia the hands
OF magistrate (to be collected when duc) and forward
to me notice Of such fact. Full names and residences
must be given. Address JElIU JOHN,
Elidd r. o., HInne5ago Co. Illinois
Eefor t" L. Nuckons, Geo. Y. Wellington Pacific
City, Iowa. dec5
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Hon. W. A. RIcHARDsoN.-A Washington
despatch, dated the 7th inst, states that the
Governorsbip of Nebraska was formally
rendered by the President to Col Richard
son on that day. The Col will probably
not accept IS be, dselined . similar offer
once before, sd' 49, saa- .-sI.g ,,nn r..
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SAVINGS RANK,
In GlOrer's addition to Ottdaod.
a 90 A FORA Lot. Terms IS cash, and IS on the
DZZ4 first day of every succeeding month until
all paid, without interest. iul26 TRUE 4 WATERMAN
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Chairs.
Estrayed.
ribcr. residing on

LSRON the subscriber. residing Cove Greek, miles
Il southwest Of OTTAWA BAY COLT, years old last
springhas white hind foot: and white spot on the
side Of the Said colt last about week
ago, around Mrs. HARNESSES fence Any person giving
where said colt be found will reeeiy
g reward Information may be left "a; the Illinois Ri
yer bridge toll hous address the subscriber at otta
wa nos, o:Hc. Iiec 81 JAMES DUFFIELD.
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1 PLEASANT and efectCll cure for Coughs and
n Colds Parents viii sud this Candy good Med
Tor children il j. easy administer, aud Is The
best Cough Candy ever offered Prepared ana sold by
derlg T. Y GEIGGS. sign 81 the c-sOe .Sf5gR1 rifIV
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CHRISTMAS DoINGs. The chronological
Society are already IN the field, making ex-
tensive preparations for pa ty to be given
by them on Christmas Eve. A good time
may be expected. 49, y ll---- ~ -
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4 IL persons are cautioned against purchasing any
notes obligations against arising out OF a
tain entered into between W A. Alexander 4
CO. per j. II. Renck agent o. the hrst part ana sauu-
Il ErGmfiei, Of the second part, dated October 2th
1855 Said for setting 40 rods OF Usage
Orange Hedge Plants, upon which payment would De
due by m in April. ISIS. Another ia April 1893. and
another thereafter. shall make none OF said accruing
payn.ui, parties % the first par: have Jailed 10
fulfil t!ler part 0: the contract. -
SAML- BRTMFIELD.
Town 90 Livingston Co. Ill. Dec. 3. lSS1-3N'
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Ayeung gentleman of Ottawa recently paid his father
VISIT in of our larger cities to ask the Govern
ors'' permission to get married TO Miss n.
THAT will freely grant," replied the old gentleman
but thing. On your former visits, you
always poorly clad but you clothed like
fac gentleman How is this, with your small salary
hope you do not borrow what is still worse steal"
40, Father" replied the youth, ~ hope you don't
think meanly Of your SON."
"wen them persisted the old gentleman how 10
you manage it,"
go to WELLER BROTHERS CLOTHING STORE on
where very little money has enabled me to purchase
these fine clothes, as you see"
Indeed Tell about that store"
.wer, you they have enormous stock, well as
sorted and suited TO the market All qualities and sizes
Of MgS's CLOTHING and MES's FURNISHING G00Ds, Boys
CIethingin short, anything you in the Cloth
ing line load their shelves and They sell only
for CASE so that they need put extra tariff for
long credits and losses. And then, they are directly
connected with OF the largest manufacturing 1'ao
shnerts In the United States Besides all which, who
buys them Ends only that they sell cheaper
than other establishments, but that they polite
y and promptly waited upon By heir salrsa an whose
name is Joseph Lebach. sep26
sWoopIlsp CEgAA'-A Pomade for identifying the
Hair-highy perfumed, superior any French article
imported, and for half the price. For dressing Ladies'
Hair it has equal, giving il bright, glossy appear
ance a Gentietnan's Hair to curl in the
natural manner. 1t removes Dandruf, always giving
the Hair the appearance Of being fresh sampoOed.-
Price, only ffty cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE CO.,
Preprie:0rs OF the Balm Of a Thousand Flowers"
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GEO. 5. FISHER,
BILL, NOTE, & COLLECTION BROKER.
COMMISSION AND EXCHANGE.

COMMISSION AND EXCHANGE.
Comm issi0ner Of Deeds for tie State Of Ne,0 York
MONEY received and invested by me undoubted
WI securities reasonable commission and perfect
ly satisfactory those committing it hands Col
iections ,r De inrdridby RENTED the day Of pay
ment. Debts secured notes, bonds, mortgages, and
stocks bought and sold
All business entrusted to me shall have prompt atten-
ton and immediate returns for. The only conditions
upon which will do business is prcmptness, fidelity, and
despatch; and those placing business in my care per-
sonay or by correspondence, may feel assured that
these conditions with my experience in Banking and
Exchange will be mutually advantageous, and enable
render full satisfaction in executing all trusts
committed me. Farmers, Mechanics and others hav
ing money loan invest will assuredly find to their
advantage to call All deposits will be securely
invested subject call may be agreed upon.
Office in the rooms Cd story Nattingers block
Ottawa, November IA, 1857.
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Nd govern yourselves accordingly. wish to say to
N alt those whose and accounts have not been
paid for goods bought l55 if they do not pay them
and the list day Of January. ISIS their
accounts VIII be stoppsi Inov2Il :. W. CHEkNkk
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DIR. SWEET, of Pontiac, in this State, had
his pockets picked Of $625 while getting off
the cars at Chicago a week ago. as he was
returning homo from the east. No clue has
been found rs to the robbers.
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New CoLLEGE.-The new Luthern Female
College in the course of building, in Mendoza,
La Sale county, has reached the fourth story,
and is ready for the roof. 1t will be fine
building and ample in its arrangements and
convenience.
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Ottapa + TEE Gra0fr
To Poets.

To Poets.
The carrier of the Free Trader offers a
prize of IS for the best original New Years
address to be sent in by the 25th Of Deccm-
her
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GEO. sCHLossER AND FAMILY.
THE OTTAWA UNION
"a 70 L. q Ing icil and DhyAinI0nical Snl

Meets in Glove. Cook. Hall, every Monday evening
at O. clock.
Subjects Tor next meeting
Reading CHOICE selections.
AddTess-uu the iutrrual and external
AII!ys--Ou lilcuess
Charts and examinations a. usual.
Adlit--a-. .r.e.
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WHITE TEErB PERFUMED BREATH and beautiful COM
plexon, be acquired by using the Balm of Thou
sand Flowers" What lady gentleman would remain
snder the of dsagreeable BREATH when by using
the "a Balm of Thousand Flowers" a a dentrifce,
would only render il but leave the teeth white
aabas;er: Many persons do not know their breath
bad, and the subject is delicate that their friends
would mention it. Beware Of counterfeits. Be
sure each bottle is signed FETRIDGE co, n. Y.
For sale by D. WALKER Co., Sole Agents, Ottawa, III.
JULES
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E,l.rr{inn'a .S,le

y 600 LBS. % that celebrated OnOE1a-I Co., y
,ODOY., Cheese, !as; received
Also 100 hoNes new R4is!u-. At reduced prices.
d.cf2 JOHS LOCKWOOD & co.
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FALL CAMPAIGN FOi.lSJ7.
RuSselPs Furniture DeDOt.

FVNlk subscriber respectfully states his old patrons
Il and the people, and ALL that the arranc -nents
at the Depot are complete. United lepg,h OF Ware
rooms 20 feet By -.
A. while enlarging and building ne nut his ertir.
old stock, he has now filed up with articles and
styles, aud iris stock Furniture will be founi
much larger and more complete. Snch articles as he
keeps IL addition TO hrs oEn manufacture bought for
cash. and must OF necessity he sold the same terms
and strictly on tile one price system small profits aud
20 turns. In word, in assortment, quality, and
nrCes the Depot don't play second fiddle any other
Furniture Institution in the State not excepting Chicago
for prices.
Looking Glass and Picture Frames Of al styles and
sizes made 70 order, and Looking Glass Plates Of AL
sizes Kept on hand and put in Old frames.
EOuawa, : ptember 10, 1851. PETER RUSSELL.
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County Orders Wanted.
= 2-fw EANES. ALLEN 4 Co


salt.
UST received lot % coarse packing salt the old
81 Walker K Hi-Eling Warehouse, opposite the City
Mills, for sale cheap by the hbl. pound. Price per
bhl.. 50 -. [decI.-iw JNo. VI. KING.
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

NOTICE is hereby given, that sealed bids will be re-
ceived build Pine ST. sewer up to Dec. 18th, l>o.
at o'clock p VI. Separate bids for each kind Of work
required. ldec5-2vI J. AVERY, cay CteTf
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OYSTER CAMPAIGN OPENED!
e. =. MaItby'S Oysters.

T AM appointed Agent fer the above name celebrated
Oysters. As there inferior article Of Oysters
in the market containing about dozen In the half can
underline state Of the shall be obliged to keep
prices for Oysters. Although the will By nearly the
size the number OF sters will be the in
the low priced in the full priced cans Oysters viii be
found at all times at store side of the Court
House Square. [nov4-3m*1 GEO. W. PErHCE.
AIDES FURS great variety, manufacturing at
IL sep26 PRESCOrT'S.
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Iron Railing 4 Safe Mandatory

Near the City Mlls ard little south OF Caquelin
knight Sash Factory,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
TOHN MAGER respectfully announces that he has
- opened. at the above place, establishment for the
manufacture Of
Iron Railing for Cemeteries, Front Yards,
Public Squares, dec.
Iron Works furnished for buildings and bridges. Also,
Bank Vaults and Cell Works, Iron SASH, Doors, Blinds,
and for public and private houses. Burglar
proof Locks, for stores double locked, Roofing Of Cop
per- T;n Galvanised Iron and Sheet Iron. and
ranted. Machine Repairing and Bell Hanging done IT
short notice. Prompt attention paid to all orders
Work done at New York prices. Customers VIII hnd
patterns and designs Of the latest STYLE from New York;
nj his establishment. augs
.ui For SALE lr.s.ta-,. .
TWO very superior Octave Rosewood Piano Portss
Il sale by L. Urauf, ettawa Seminary. Price $Sz5
and $40. The for 600 IL Of uncommon size, and
unexcelled in quality ...
DIaESsioxs.-Length, feet I inches.
wv "7
Width, -
;" !" u,vaA
CHEEsE sTRAINERING-for sale by
~ ups Sa SArrNem.
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Concyu,iOn of the Matter /:

COuC6USuOU VI uuC NssS0C0
IAvING decided out Of business on the hrs' 81
Il January next. and to close up my books and ac-
counts early may he able propose from the first
of September sell only for cash and barter ana here
by invite all who are indebted by book
count TO cal to make settlement and payment, early
possible. go,
presen stock will be sold at the lowest possible raie %
at cost. good assortment will be kept up by the ad
dtisn of New Goods from the East, equal to any OF
neighbors, and fully up to the season.
auC22 j. u HATTiNtEh
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Notice
rs hereby given, to all persons who know themse
L indebted to the undersigned. that having sold ~
stock goods WILLIAM C. RICHARDSON for the pur,c-.
closing up my business. and to collect my outsan I'm;
debts therefore in erder 10 meet my liabilities il is
cessary that have prompt and immediate psymet :,
augl5 &. a. MILLER.
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VINhkES tins
l. method CT
ininrniiny the
citizSns Of Utta-
wa and vicinity
that he is sole
agvl; for G. II.
Geib- new mo-
del Piano Forte
which he win
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CHICAGO BRANCH
z urni1ure Rooms !

nv IL III IlHs -ilIIy N IIaI.I goa Is-'4 I. u
w Sofas, SOFA Rockers. Spring Seat Chairs Marble
and Mahogany Top Centre Tables, Side Tables, Marble
TIP Bureaus Secretaries Lounges. Mahogany, Cherry
a Raas Walnut Stands, of every description, Cribs,
Grades, Towr Racks, &c, &c.
Chairs.
Al kinds OF Cane, flag, oud Wood Seat Chair
Bedstsads.
4 large assortment always on hand. In connection
With the above stock will always be found good
Of Home Manu-. ~ he made IN this
City, all Of which IS offered for cash. at cash prices
CAL and see before purchasing elsewhere
WareroOm door south OF the Agricultural store.
my2 > e. GAY.
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HARDW ARE,

II A R ID w 4 II E.
Comprising everything usually kept in line Also,
large assortment of
Cook and EarlGr Stoves,
OF every variety and of the latest improved patterns all
Of which prepared 10 oEer at
GREA IT, Y REUECED PRICES,
We call the attention of farmers wanting Stoves TO
the fact that selling Stoves
TEN DOLLARS LESS
than they purchase of the pedars That is cutie an
these dubious times. Please remember this and
bring your bank bills in before the fan and leave
them your hands.
We thanks I, friends and customers for
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon and
invite all call upon before purchasing feeling
will be satisfied with prices the
lily of Goods. Save your money and drop in
Main street, opposite the Bank. KING HARD.
Oct. II, 1871.
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RCN AWAY Yesterday afternoon the fine
span Of horses belonging to Mr.. E. W. Cham
berlain, of the Agricultural Store in this city,
became frightened and ran away. One Of
the horses was so badly injured that he had
to be killed. The horse, we are told, was
worth four or five hundred dollars: quite
seya-e loss for these tight times.