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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

RuoDE Island CENTRAL BANK.-Ne have
seen dispatch from New lorF, from a re-
spectacle house, dated yesterday, stating
that arrangements had already been made
for the redemption of the notes oit2e Rhode
Island Central Bank, in that city. They
were discredted only because JOHN THoMP-
son, the agent for their redemption, - caved
in on his own hook.-Ch. Dan.
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r. III. sep5
COME, LET Us REASON ToGETHER.-Au admit
HEALTH to be the greatest blessing enjoy but how few
use the proper to preserve it. The reasonable
possess good health, proper to
preserve it when you have it, and Of proven
ton better than pound Of cure. Every discreet ia
mily then will supply themselves with assortment Of
Of Dr. Easerys valuable Family Medicines use in the
first stage of disease and until the patient is
beyond the reach OF medical aid He manufactures the
following articles which have affected than One
Hundred Thousand Cures OF the OF disease
during the last four years. We aIude DR.. Eastery
Iodine aud Sarsaparlla DIR. Carriers Cough Balsa Dr.
Easerys Fever and Ague Killer, Dr. Bakers Specific,
and DIR. Hooper. Female Cordial. An advertisement oil
each these valuable preparations can be seen in the
columns of this paper. Read them carefully. They
for sale by A c. PrTxAN, Z. Y. GErGGs, D. WALKER &
Co, ard VI. KsEUssL, Druggists, Agents FOR Ottawa.
sepJ-lm
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1t will thus be seen that the company
made clear profit of some Sl1 900 on tine
operation. This success will encourage
them to make n larger importation next
year. The stock was nearly all bought by
10y farmers in Sangamon, Morgan and adj
joining counties. The highest priced stallion
was purchased by J. - Crowdcr & Co, OF
saGinaw-S5,o 5o- The highest priced bu!!
was bid IN by John II. Thomas, Of Cham
psign county-s2, 800. The terms were.
one-tenth cash, balance in January next,
with approved security; stool, not 70 be Ia
ken out of the State (unlcss the owner moves
QUIZ within two years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

GRAIN IN RUSSIA Moscow letter, dated
July 10th, reports the almost entire loss Of
the wheat in several of the most important
wheat growing provinces Of the empire.
An open winter and long drouth are assinged
as the CAUSES
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARASCE.-M Frank
Knock, respectable merchant Of this city,
has been missing for about four weeks past.
lie lett here in July to go to Iowa, in order
to receive sum OF money, and left that city
early in August on his return home, since
which period nothing has been heard from
him, and it is feared that he has been foully
dealt with. His family are deeply distressed
and will be thankful for any information as
to his fate.-ISpri'sqJfed Journal, I'd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

TO TIE ps-Is.gC.

THE undersigned having been afflicted with 0cdt
chronic disease for the space Of - years euVloye
during that time Of the first physicians 10 British
North America without success. After residence in
this town tOttawa) Of twenty months DOCTo. McNAMA
administered to ne
E1irC.ricity
And NdicHs for nearly four months with results far
exceeding my expectations. ! am perfectly well,
my anvil daily with all the energy and strength
Of former years.
In token Of respect and gratitude to the above named
gentleman. add with pleasure this testimony 70 his
moral worth. WALTER KETCHUM.
Ottawa Ju'v
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

1t was recently decided in Buffalo, before
Justice Davis, that railroad companies are
bound to keep ticket Offices open at places
where they are established, one hour before
the departure of passenger trains; and pas
senger who had paid five cents extra in the
cars, not having ticket, and the ticket Of
flee not having been open to enable him to
purchase one recovered the five cents and
$50 in addition.
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ASSORTMENT Notice.

nCBLIC notice is hereby given, to all persons inte-
rested, THAI the Commissioners, appointed by the
City Council OF the City of Ottawa the sum or
two thousand one hundred and ftyone dollars and six
ty-oue cents the real in the part OF the city
benefited the construction of sewer through and
under jefferson Street. from the side of Clinton
Street Fox River have completed their assessment
and made return thereof to my office.
Auy person wishing to appeal said assessment,
file their objections in writing in my office on or
before Tuesday, the sth day Of September next, at
O'Clock NJ as the City Council will at that time in the
Council ROOM hear all objections to the assessment and
revise and confirm amend the same.
nuc29-2w J. AVERY, city ClerE'.
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The Ill. Central II. II. SpScuIatiOu.

! y London banker, writing in reference to
/ American stocks in the European Market
/ speaks thus of the bonds Of the Illinois Cen.
. tral Il. u. Co:
"A little more than Is months ago, these
| Bonds stood about par but, since that peri
3D. the Influence of the operations Of the H.
| linois Central Railroad has become very
marked, and the credit and position OF the
whole State entirely altered. We have re-
Gently had good deal Of idle talk about the
over speculation in lands in some of the
W estern States; but It is evident that the
land scheme of the Illinois Central Railroad
has very mainly aided in placing the credit
of Illinois in the very highest rank"
No wonder these bonds are approaching.
Has the reader ever looked at the magnii-
cence Of this speculation. The company
have already realized from their lands, the
reports Of their officers tell US, some fourteen
millions of dollars and yet their grant is not
half sold. The quantity remaining unsold,
is one million four hundred and fifty thous-
and acres. This will, it is thought, readily
command sixteen dollars per acre, on an av-
erage, or twenty three million two hundred
thousand dollars for the whole. Add the
sum already realized, and we have total
of upwards Of thirty-seven millions of dol
lars. The road fully finished and equipped
cost twenty-one millions of dollars. The
Company, then, have the road free of cost,
and upwards Of fifteen millions Of dollars
beside. If this isn't gigantic speculation,
it is simply an almost unrestricted present
of $3G, 0O0,0 900 from the State Of Illinois to
rich company of Eastern capitalists.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

GREAT SALE OF SIUCE-The Stock brought
from Europe few months ago by the Ill
nois Stock Importing Company" was sold at
Springfield on Thursday Of last week The
following table shows the cost Of the stock,
including transportation and all other ex-
psnses, and the prices they brought at the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

TNR0N the pasture Of the subscriber, residing in Mar
L settles La sale County, Ill, about the 81 inst.
DARK SORREL MARE li2 hands high, hind feet white
above the fetcck, slim neck, light and taiabout
IL years old. Any person giving Information where said
Mare may be oInd returning her to the subscriber
will be literally rewarded. JAMES GIBBONS.
tus
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

GRASS GROWING IN THE STREETS &c.-The
city council Of the great city Of Cairo, re-
Gently adopted the following resolution:
Resolred, That the Street committee be
authorized to eXpend sum not exceeding
one hundred dollars in cutting down the
weeds in the streets Of the city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

EDITOR IN LUCK.-J. Il. Danforth, ESQ,
the able editor of the Rock Island Argus. has
been appointed Purser in the Navy. The
appointment of course terminates his con-
nection wiz the press.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

MISSOURI ELECuoN.-THE OFFICIAL VoTE.
The Republican of Monday says, 'AlI the
counties in the State have been heard from
officially, and Stewart beats Rollins 1874
votes. For the convenience Of future refer
.ence as well as to satisfy the public, we re-
publish our table with all the official correc-
tons.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

MISSEsorA.-The differences which exist.
ell between the two conventions in Minneso.
ia Were finally healed, last Monday. y
committee of conference appointed by the
two conventions agreed on single conSti-
tuition which was adopted by the two con-
ventions separately, and thus but one con-
stitutIon Will be submitted to the people
The two conventions adjourned on Tuesday
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

The Menard Index gives the information
that b. s. Edwards, Esq, the great leader of
black republicanism at Springfield, has re-
nounced that party and like sensible and
rejecting man, announced himself full
blown Democrat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

FIRE AT LA SALLE-THREE HOUSES BURN
ED On the 2Sth inst, l o'clock A. NJ, at
the above named place, fire broke out in
the Nevada Saloon, which was soon con-
sumed; also, the Garden City and one
other house. How the fire occurred we
have not been able to ascertain; more than
there was a darIce at the Nevada, and about
midnight row took place between some boat
men and the friends of the party, after the
row was over the fire was discovered. 1t
was a heavy loss to the owners of the pro-
perty.-I'erM .Senttnal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

1t is said that owing to the almost inces-
SAINT rains that have prevailed in Wisconsin,
nearly all the wheat arriving at Milwaukee
10 in damp and damaged condition.
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Conclusion of the Matter

A'iN'I decided 20 o. business the frs; OF
January n-x; and 20 close up MY books and
counts early may De able propose from the first
OF September sell only for ei,h and barter, anI here
by invite al who Indebted 90 by note book
count 20 Cal. maze settlement and payment early
possible.
To all my friends and customers have To say that ny
present stock Will be sold az the lowest possible rate
quit good will be- Kept up by the ad-
diou Of New Goods from the tls', equal any Of my
uei-lhors, and fully up the
aac22 ;. &. NATTINGER
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CITY BAN x
Il VI &c AEEEI e. EA

{, IGT Drafts for sale New York, Boston, Philade
- pha Chicago St Louis and all the principal Cities
Gold and silver bought and sold.
Collections made in all parts Of the State and RENTED
fo- day OF payment, at current rates OF exchange
March 5 EDWIN c. ALLEN, CASHIER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

\ BRACE OF ScAMPs.-The Bloomington
Flag cautions the craft against brace of
scamps, who are travelling over the country
and swind!ing printers. by pretending to be
members of the craft, ''out of sorts" They
took Col. Pike down for V and then slop-
ed. One of them gave his name as James E.
Riley, Esq" the name of the other not Civ
en-. The pretended to hail from Crawfords-
Vile Ind
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

~YouSc SLoo, who killed Hall, and was ac'
omitted AT Shawneetown, on the ground OF in
sanity, has been admitted to the Insane Asy-
lum at Jacksonville.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

WISCoNsIS.-A state convention Of the
Democracy of Wisconsin at Madison ON the
9th ult, put the following state ticket in
nomination:
For Governor, Jas. B. Cross, of Milwau-
kce; for Lieut.. Governor, f. ID. Campbell,
of Lacrosse; for Secretary Of State, David
W. Jones, of Lafayette; for Treasurer, Carl
Habech, of Dane; for Attorney General,
Gabriel Bouch, Of Winnebago; for Supt. of
Public Instructions, l.. G. Draper, OF Dane !;
for Bank Comptroller, joel G. Squires, of
Iowa; for State Prison Commissioner, Ed
ward MGarry, Of Dodge.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

DIED-At Ottawa, on the 18th August last, MARY DE-
I.sO consort Of Chas DeIano aged II years months
Sept list, Henry w, son Of Ward and Jane Lock wood,
aged six weeks.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

| For the last few years, every body knows,
the price of living has so much increased
throughout the country that it costs about
double what il did ten years ago to main
tain a family. Flour, meat, potatoes, vegc-
tables-all the prime articles Of necessity
have doubled in price. This advance has
generally been attributed to the influx of
California gold and the immense increase of
the bank-nOte circlation Of the country; but
the Philadelphia Ps1Hsyl5ahian, by a series
of tables compiled from the census returns
and other authentic sources, shows this adj
vance in prices 10 be in still greater de-
gree attributable TO other causes, chief
among which is the dimnution OF produc-
ton. Says the paper named:
In 1910, for instance. the United States
produced 81, $50, 600 bushels OF wheat. lOs,-
OOU, 900 bushels of Irish and sweet potatoes
1870, 600 head Of cattle. Had agriculture
remained simply stationary the
increase OF p0pu,ation-it ought 10 have
produced in 1850, 10, $40, 600, 900 bushels
Of wheat, liz, 100000 bushels Of potatoes,
2o,34y, 900 head Of cattle. Instead OF which
it only vie dcd 100. so. goo bushels of wheat
lyi,Cyo,y0J bushels of potatoes, 1878, 900
head of caitl-. Thus the Gimiuution Of
the articles during a period Of ten years
amounted 20 about 1900. 900 bu EeiS Of
wheat, which IS a falling of OF one seventh
il,OUO,0 900 bushels Of potatoes. which is
falling oil Of Oue-third; > 100000 head Of
cattle, which i a falling or Of oue-teUth Of
the production in ls+U-dUiy taking into
calculation the increase OF population. Here,
then, We have one reason IL. the advance Of
provisions.
" lille agriculture thus proved unable to
keep pace with the growth Of the popUia-
tion the expectation Of breadstuilS increased
prodigiouS'y, which. OF course reacted up
on the home market. The value Of bread
stuiIs and provisions exported averaged per
a"ruu, fs.E thv I--iai
From 1880 TO 1910. Sl2, 900, 900
:. 1880 10 1850. 2T,Opp,Q0o
:. $50 TO loJJ-...... fl,DgO,upp
Thus the expectation more than doubled
in ten Years, and nearly doubled IN tie last
seven years.
Thc>e facts, taken, in connection with the
dispersion Of iaJOrcrs over tag wild and non
producing lands Of the West, by the rail
roads, viii 20 far to explain Why the prOvI-
SONS Of family costs more than twice as
MUG. a. il cost then, OF Cven five years
40. I.crc has been al immense temp:a-
ton drawing Ire labOriHg class 10 the "est.
Before they lef. LEY used to proence more
than they consume. N0v-thJs Is the first
year or two after eui.r-lion-tlcv consume
mole than they produce, or what they PRO-
duce is not within the reach Of consumers.
1t will not always, nor long, be so, We hope.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

SISGuLAR FIzzLE.-N hat has become 0
that great convention OF the North Western
states, which the Chicago fusion papers last
spring summoned to meet ia that city to
protest against the bred Scott decision =
In their . flaming" editorials these editors
demonstrated the necessity for the conven-
ton by alleging that the Dred Scott decision
repealed the ordinance Of 1897, made all the
northwestern states slave states placed the
negro on level with the Jrutcs by declar-
ing he had no rights which the white man is
bound to respect, &c, sc. As the decision
in the bred Scott case, automatically pub
lished, proves this whole fus on version Of it
to have been false, we had lively curiosity
to see how this " Great Convention would
get over the falsehoods of the fusion papers.
Why was the convention not held-who
countermanded the call?
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BANK OF OTTAWA.

TRUE WATERMAN
I EXCHANGE Chicago and Eastern Cities bought
and sold
Interest allowed on time depOsi;es
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
Collections made in all parts Of the State, and promptly
the day Of payment current rates Of
change. lmar21I l. V. WATERMAN cashier.
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I.iniItfcIiI.

- I. GRIGGS prepares a CilOr0forza Imminent Tor
II. Rheumatism. Bruises, aud Strains, that Sil effect
than any other Cu-s ard application o.
tsred. sign u tie Good Samaritan, Natlger's B.oCz
au-,4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

Il He Subscribers having entered into partnership in
tie baking business, intend carrying in all its
branches and solicit share OF the public patronage,
which they hope 70 receive
.sp5 WHEELER SIMPSON.
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Eiiank~! RIani,>!!

NJ have just had printed. o.. fine paper, about 90
w R"ams Of Blanks. which offer FOR sale az CA.ca-
20 prices. They embrace. in part. = ;o!l0w-:
Narrautse. Special Warrautee. and t4it.i4.ul Deeds
Mortgage ~ two kids. Articles Of Agreement Chattg
Mortgages, Leases. Warehouse Receipts. judgment
Notes. and general supply Of Justices and Co1sables
Blanks.
Orders by mail or otherwise promptly attended t..
aCEZ2 RATHgCN 4 OGTON.
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Attention. Farmers !:

az H. PRESCOTT L co have now on hand the larc-
vi. ct and bet stock Of CUSTOM MADE KIP BOOTS
both French and American offered the market.
Give them call. A their old stand, Main Street,
the corner q La sale.
AL Kinds q Boots .cd Shoes made order the
shortest notice and Ia D.. b-srr manner
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Situation Wanted.
nr..r Sss

L. i. GRIGGS prepares a Tonic B.tters that has no
II. equal in either preventing curing Agle, Chill Fe
and al disease, arising from debility Thee tiers
bring the Liver into action cleanse the blood, aud
tonic 70 the whole system. They not cure al.
DO not ella "a airy hidden virtue Tor them, but DO claim
and warrant them 10 be the best offered
They create healthy appetite and give strength and
energy, hundreds aAo have used them will testify
sign - the Good Samaritan, Natt.uggr', Block
augZg T.. \. GRTGG=.
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Main =. N0ssG~t's E01r, CftGtcI- III.
TYIR<T class Statesmen. BOOK Keepers, Mechanics
e Railway Men, Bar Tenders and P0rters. Also, mel
farms. t-al-t-r boys for stores learT
trades female help Of al kind for city country. Al
the furnished for those RhO want. Houses 20 let
situations found Tor those out of employment.
P-r-r.s having money - loan viii hear Of chances
d so AZ d. gh rates ty calling On Us
irvl5 c {. BREWSTER
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The total valuation Of the real and person
al property Of St Louis, is 81, 662, 043, 90.
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HURLBuT'S
Citv Mills Store !!

y. Si'hbAI having purchased the eutiTe stock
OF groceries belonging TO GEORGE MANI, Esq, and
Mn .le store occupied by him, OF La Sale and
ana IN addition is receiving from New York and Chicago
a large assortment Of
o groceries,,
oi All kinds. Also, WOODEN WApF p,sErrs ,rrr
~" WARE, which he offers the public AZ ices ,bs,
please all who examine them. F'1 1865
poGS VIII De delivered at all hours Of the day ia any
part OF the city this side Of the Tliugi. piy " Siy
forr constantly on hand and delivered at any lin.
during business hours. 's
Having interested myself with Y. G. HrrIRur I shall
be happy to my friends and acqualntances also ali
who are pleased TO give a call.
We shah devote our personal attention TO the bu.i.
ness, and the goods all purchased for ca.b ~.
hope by close attention business and satisfactory
prices, TO receive our share Of the public patronage
Remember the place. UurlJUts Gin JItlIs .>toyr
aug22 JAMES W UURIRrT
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RELIGIOUS Noticc.

Rev CHARLES s Brown, (Universalist) viii preach at
the Court House. on Sunday, the 18th inst at O'Clock
p NJ. s.n,
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Mrs. Cr0Ipy
nfIEf,

EEAS removed 10 the rooms over Mr. Leahy's Be-
store, opposite Cock G.oVer's Law Office, Mad
.-r.E
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Are prtpared 10 IuThIsN
CUSHIONS, STOOLS, SC,
For Church Pews and to do all other kinds of Uphoi.
STEERING. uu20
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For sale. by W. W. Tow.
Wanted.
RLACII a. COLES

1.-THE subscriber offers for sale at reasonable rates
i fine lot of the leading varieties at the residence OF
". II. W. Cushman, East side of Fox River
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Collections in all parts Of the State and promptly
RENTED the day Of payment at current rates Of
change. [nar2lI l. '. WATERMAN, cashier.
INSURANCE, LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY OF
TRUE 81 WATERWAY.
1T the Bunk Of Ottd,cG Otta,ca, III.
COLLECTIONS made in our vicinity at usual rates.
Lands purchased and sold at moderate commissions
Title. investigated and abstracts furnished.
Deeds and other instruments made out and acknow-
lodged.
liz .S,Ne ColHfE Mutual FIRE Insurance o.;
Illinois Mutual do do
SeBhensor, County Mutual do do
National LOsa Fund LIE AssUrGnce Society.
WI VI. TRUE,
Jgue 2-y ISAAC V. WATERMAN
SAVINGS BANK.
IN GiOTeT's .i6dittOH 10 OftyI1cI.
q 90 4 FOR a Lot. Terms s. cash, and 8 on the
- = = + FIRST day Of every succeeding month until
al paid. without interest. iG!25 True WATERMAN.
why don't you Insure!
LII Sale County Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
CAPITAL 10000.
Re insuriug property % all kinds at very low rates
y Once IN NatIiuger's Block, Cup s,airsb ottawa.
GEO. H. NORRIS, Pre-.
Wy. NJ. TsrE, Soy. ian3
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE Co.
II. HUNTINGTON. Pre-. c. b. BOWERS Se'y.
u. ALEXANDER, He.tecn GeRerdl Agent
Capital Stock
And Accumulated Assets Tor payment OF Losses,
S6is.sO9.i2.
Policies IN this old End reliable Company issued by
Ottawa. August /. TRUE & WATERMAN. Agents.
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HO IOf N CIV Hat
DREsC0Tf's Spring Style Of Hats and Caps.
III ready.
&Sk April Z, 1s56.
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INSURANCE, LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY
TRUE & WATERMAN.
SiyJNG.S hank.
WHY don,tysuInsure!

IN GkOTer's addition 10 OftIJcD.
q 90 4 FOR Lot. Terms s. cash, and 8 on Il
- y + FIRST day Of every succeeding month IN
an paid, without interest. iGl26 True WATERMA,
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,

Policies IN this Old and reliable Company issued by
Ottawa. August /. TRUE 4 WATERMAN, i geHts.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE Co.
SGls.sO9.l2.

II. HUNTINGTON. Prss. c. +. BOWERS, Ssc'y.
u. ALEXANDER, Ws.tecH GeBerdI agent.
Capital Stock
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CAPITAL. $4,000.
re iusurug property % all kinds at very low rates
y Oflce in NatIiugers Block, Cup s;airs,b ottawa.
GRO. II. NORRIS, Pre-.
e.