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TERRIBLE Fmr On Moni1y night last
between nine and ten o'clock. our citizens
were alarmed by the cry Of ire, and pro-
cecdirg in the direction Of the fire we found
It to be the Foundry and Machine Shop,
occupied 10y M-ssrS. Fi;z>imm1nS & Brshe.
The building took fire in the black smiths
shop.
The value Of the buildings together with
their contents vii not fall much short Of
S3D, 600. But about g., 600 worth Of ma
chinery, tools, patterns &c, were saved from
destruction.-Ihe buildings were insured to
the amount Of 5000 in the .ltHa Insurance
pany.-PCFU C0mmCrciqL
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\ CHINESE TALE.-In the reign OF SEc0--
Yang, the guards Of castle found man
wing III a fed who appeared bur recently 10
have been murdered. At a little distance
they found Two brothers, whom they took
into custody as .he probate murdercrs
A., however, the dec, ased had bat one
wound which consequently gave cause to
IL mise but one perpetrator, the question
arose which ot the two had done the deed
Neither of the brothers would accuse the
other. each Of them declaring that he and
not his brother was the assassin. The case
was brought before the King. 'To grant
life TO both, said the king, would be TO
show mercy to the murderer; to have both
executed where or ly one can be guilty, would
be cruel and against the law. Well, then,
let the mother OF these men be called, and
let her opinion decide their fate; for she
will know her children best So said so
done The mother was informed of the
kings command. "If" said the poor wo-
man, bursting into a flood OF tears, "lf
ain, then, compelled to choose, let the eldest
live The king expressed his great sur
prise that the mother should not have chosen
the younger, for the younger children are
generally cherished the most by mothers.
"Ies, said she, " ne whose lie | now save
not the offspring Of my own body, but a
son of my late husband by his first marri-
age. | have solemnv promised his father,
always. to treat him as my own child, and
until now have always kept my word
should now break that promise, were |, from
maternal tenderness, to save the life of my
Youngest son, To the detriment of the elder.
feel what this sacrifice costs my heart.
Cries and sobs here choked her utterance.
The king pardoned them both.
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SIMouS Lo,s,-Thc fine stallion. "Ar-
drew Jackson, owned by company Of fif-
teen or sixteen farmers, and others. about
Peru, Ia sale AMI the country. died very
suddenly last week, lie was purchased in
Ne" ork for sl.JJp, independent Of get
ting him h1-c. lie was a very fine animal,
and Of a noble stock.
lie took the first premium at the Buel In
siiinte, AZ this place, last week Two hours
Afterwards he was discovered to b. unwcll,
and died the next day. Upon examination
Of the stomach, it was supposed that he had
been poiSone1.-Pern Sch'iuL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-24

CrNSING HoRSE.-Franconi. director Of
the Hippo1rome in Paris, and the famous
artist in horsemanship., has trimmed horse
with great care to feign being severely
wounded, and 20 Iimpirg back to his place.
The foGr-iootcd actor performed his part adj
mirahlg at rehearsal, knowing well that dis
obedience would be followed bv immediate
punishment; bat when the time came C9.
exhibition the cunning beast made the dfs-
coTcry that there would be 10 whipping in
the presence Of an audience, and in,tcad Of
hmpIng. as it ought, galloycd back rs II
nothing had happened. Franconi was oJlfs.
cd to resort to the cxpedient Of getting no
an and'ence.o deceive the refractory animal.
Relying on the protection r. before. the
horse again refused to limp, AMI received =
sound beating This impaired his corflenr.
IN the public a shield from his masters
whip, and from that time his part was well
performed at every representation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-24

There is an older citizen than Peter Mas
sau, Of Pomfr"t, VT, in Wisconsin He is
called "Old Crele, and was born in Mon
treal 13O years ago. His memory is ii tinct
for period Of III years. He was married
at New Orleans a century ago, and now re-
sides with one Of his grandchildren, who is
upward OF sixty years old. lie is still hale
and hearty, and does not appear to be over 20.
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THE ErFrCT or MARRIAGE.-A romantic
father. whose name was Rose, called his
daughter Wild" so that she grew mp un-
der the appe'lation of wild Rose" Bu.
in few years the girl fell in love with and
married man named Bull, which sadly in
terfercd with the romance of the laiy's
name" Wili Bu ~
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4 grabbed old bachelor, who has just
been mittencd for perhaps the ii.tieth time,
wants : 70 tell him which gives lady the
most pIesSurc-hearing herself praised, or
another lady run down? As you have cvi-
IDENTITY failed to succeed with the former,
nov try the latter, and you'll know.
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Az iyvEnrED PCrg-Thc Oswego P.l1Ll.
d't4' contains notice written by CORES
ponIeH', Of lectlg. lately delivered in that
city by lady medium. He say, it " :
composed Of every possible combination Of
unuesaing ami high sounding polysvllables
inier>persei with circular ce-turs,. and gar
nl'-e4 with pu.SatigHs, ami acLmcs, and ele-
manlS, and throbb.ny,, an essences. and
out erowin@S, ani elimination aud arcut.
spnltuaI'stlc Coguos""ur.S. Il was, if we
can catch tie rat. attcnaatai concentration
Of mtaliUoG> syllable accentua.ion, projected
tanGent'a,.y rpmacha9.ic nonrni.ty, and pull
sa.ng IN harmonious circumheud.Jus. It
was, in plain English, nonsense"
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There is no disbosition more comrortab''
to the person, or more agreeable TO others
than good humor. 1t operates on man :
position like starch on on u thin d!cAey' IL
boosts him ght up.
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Architects and E9uilders.

rIIF subscribers prepared To design Draft, make
Snecifcations Estimates Of Cost, and build Mer-
chant and Custom Mills, Grain Warehouses, Starch Fac
torie- Public aud Private udings o all kinds From
- ri.nc- in improved machinery and knowledge
NJ style of work east they are confident OF giving salts
fc,o Il, their employers and solicit the patronage OF
,b. nrouie of Ot,aw wa and others in their line
JSO. J. PALMER. Nm ~ hiis' Js,
Nuiarrigh. Curlen'eF ana JOINER
Refer to Ottawa Starch Co.. s. Bell Ottawa H.; J. H.
Ivon Y NJ Wright Chicago H.; NJ. Barnhum, Buff To-
y. " Alfred Ely, Rochester. n. T.; = X Taylor, d.
Steven. PenGeld, Lyon CO. VI. Merrick Co., Oswe-
go. ". Y
Nattnger's Block, Sd floor. Ottawa, Ill.
address will receive prompt attention.
suSiSm
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BUSINESS CARDS.
WagOn Manufact0rY.

FE'E subscriber respectfully returns his thanks to the
public their past liberal potr"nHg. ana now
takes saw that he has enlarged and newly
fitted up his Wagon Shop, his Old stand on Columbus
ST. and il prepared to make and finish the most com
pete and dur able Farm Wagon offered in this market.
lie guarantees that sensible person shall BE- troubled
with anv embarrassment in deciding upon the supe
riority Of lis Wagons. lie imports material from
New Jersey or Missouri with which to mislead the pub
lie hut relies upon the native timber Of the great north
west. Having taken the Diploma at the County Fair
TO the hes, Farm Wagon every respect he i. pre-
pared to make more OF the quality if desired.
WM. PALMER.
be seen at my shop. and are sale. oci0I p.
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\ GRowING YoUrH -" Pa, amt growinS
tall ~
"Why, what's your ight sonny?"
"Why, I'm seven feet lacking a yarC.
Amt that some, Old hoss?'
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cv, the consequences we have described will
continually occur, and no wisdom and pru
/ dence in their management can avoid them
! We have thus far referred to banks honestl,
and fairly conducted When this is not tn,
/ case, the consequences are more fatal. Will
/ all the wisdom Of our law MAKERS they have
not been able 10 avoid swarns Of fraudulent
and spurious banks through which the peo
pie have been grossly piundered, and espec
tally the poor and ignorant. There seem,
to be but one remedy which can be applied
and that is to allow no banks but banks o
real money. Such banks may prove really
useful. They would be interested in keep
ing the supply OF money always the same in
the hands Of the community, and failures
could hardly occur. They would not slim
uiate oyertrading or specuations. There
would be no bil-hoders to become alarmed
or sustain loss. In discounting fair and re-
Il business paper, thus enabling bushes
men to anticipate their dues, in buying and
selling exchange, and in other legitimate
business, such banks could make reasonable
profits, as has been shown in New York and
some other places where there are banks
that scarcely ever issue bills, although they
have the power to do so. Panics and ruin
Gus fluctuations in the money market would
l.. - J..
Ill -. t.I' - ',-
Pm 81 ,Io ,r.s-D+ s,.s,nro n,iy,nds ,ho
avns I'D r,,ifo,,s no,,sa(,na,,.aa ,,.o hsra
no;n,oJ ON, yr;II Continue 70 occnr a. ,her
have often done heretofore.
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VA mo uie sI,yecI GI experiment IN 'Nc
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'u>,"'. i"tae f'ei''e were V"P''i ~ sS'-
e"i'hc Jo4T"@I>' ana even Ihe great "efHah
chemist L''Po H'i H. III ,t' iiand "ooA
81 "'"'H"E' ''.+'e-> ~ h0"'C'1'
e""''l'''t- without 'Afre7~'''S any H's2''-
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CANAL BAKERY,
Esi {. IEsEDs - Co..

.|--I.-I n" = TI|'| " ~
WYE sv. continually .u '..ui ,ui for sal. al sorts 90
W Crar.ers Broad. C.s-- t.t Pc ,uI every .fHs
f.-nngr- 20 90 first r.-. E...rv-
s.o an sorts or Groceries auI Provisions. ant warn
aud cold virtuHt-.
". assure ogr customer better and cheaper aft---
-qr cam Pee hr. -- ~ any Bakery in ti- Ny-egu -'.i'-
H. W 80 the i-rtaui,al part uf our business ourselves
Gone. and ila r,-- ynai bus elsewhere.
tn highest mark - price paid fur Batter. Tar ErGs,
4. s r.,s.-f-tI 4. IEION 60.
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.ro;,,cr,% Cigar W.nufnc,ory.

OH Min IT., DDDr Eifst n Pat Dffcs.
SSyIE subscriber would inform the public .i lac is
4 uufacturiug and keep hand the best quality Of
Chewin: Tobacco Snuff, Ppe-. &c, wholesale and
tail al prices favorable customers. Also, the best 81
Havana IaOpeTa. Ca~-aduri-, and other kinds OF Ci-
gar, Farmers Tud n who smoke or chew can make
a great saving by Luying OF at wholesale, 80 can
,.il a better article q "A less price than pedia.s.
Please call al my NaUuacory, door west OF the
Pos, Office. anS zee for yourselves.
o.t,W. Nov 10 G.. II. SCHNEIDER.
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An Irishman tells Of fight in which there
vas hpt one whole nose left in the whole
crowd, "and that belonged to the tay-k.t-
tie"
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OTTAWA MARBLE YARD

e HE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
Of GelEell Finley, where he intends To carry the
business extensive scale. lie has on hand and
always receipt Of the best quality OF American, la
liam aud Egyptian Marble for Head stones Tomb Stones
Monuments. NANTES. Furniture A. lie has Of
the best worInen in the country, lie feels
sured that get up anything in his lire in a superb
or style together with low prices he feel. assured that
he will give an those vino favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
v y. Orders from distance earnestly solicited, and
uro,rI,tiy attended JAMES WILLS.
ottawa. March : 1856.
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Agricultural Implements.

such a. Cinnamon Securing. me Horse, amt PrGtrie
pLDIg.S Adrro,cs, CGitirdtors H0yse Edkes, dc.
In short all kinds of heavy farmers tools Their machi-
nrrv /. ali new perfect and propelled by abundant
Hing water power. Farmers are invited to call
and examine their work, whether they wish py-chase
or NOT dHGisir ,cJrk IS 1c'irrdnted.
Orh-r. from a distance promptly attended to and in
p-,nen,s placed o, board canal boats free 81
cha u. N
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As threshns separates the wheat from
the chaff, so does ailliction purity virtne.
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& eW Aat GIoue.

On N1i Street, Henr tie E,Hk ct' Otta,ra.
--IiE subscriber wishes TO fnforn the ci- e-fT,
sS = t.zei- Of ottawa and La sale County. t.s.,S
&>~>;liat he has opened a Hat and Cap Manu- .
factory in the Store formerly kept by John Stephens
door o: the Bank Of Ottawa. where he intends
keeping constantly hand the best assortment of Hats
ard Gaps that BE- found IN the market. lie would
be happy have you give him a call before purchasing
Ut:4vga. September Il, i>jI. JAMES CDRWIN-
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Sash. DOOr. and Blind Factory.
/. T.. IGi ELM

4. 7. MI Elm
HEYOTLp inform th- public that he Is making. at
Ss5s hi- Factory the Hydraulic Basin the Ci
~ Mills superior articles % Doors Sash. and Blinds.
Nv work j. ali Of seasoned Lumber, ami in point
of finish III durability. w compare fivoraby with any
in this market.
Builder, and others are invited give call before
purchasing elsewhere. a, #I that can offer them
in,luc. .fneut- boy Of me. A. F CsoJ Elm
,Iarg
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ILLINOIS BsSEs-From letter OF the
Hon. VI 5. HENRY, one of the Illinois Bank
Commissioners, published in the Chicago
Press on Tuesday, we cut the following
paragraph:
| do not believe a further call upon the
banks to furnish more securities, will be
necessary. for the reason that whatever may
be the result of the pressure, State stocks
must ai:ance, particlaily those ol Missouri.
The people OF VI ssour are thoroughly walked
up on the subject and are determined TO
sustain the credit OF their State, and have no
more bonds issued. The Chamber of Com
merce of -. Louis have already passed a
resolution instruct the Legislature to
that effect, and in conversation with many
leading men of the State, have learned that
it is their determination 10 have the next
legislature, which meets this mo onth, pass a
revenue law, providing . sinking fund for the
payment of the interest, and to redeem their
bonds, and prevent, as far as possible, fur
ther issue.
This will restore their credit a-d make
them equal to the stocks of other States.-
Capitalists have withdrawn their capital from
banks and railroad stocks. They must in
vest somewhere soon State stocks will be
sought for as the safest investments, and will
and must advance; and If they rise but ten
per cent, our securities will pay, dollar for
dollar, ioT or currency.
As it is, putting Missouri bonds at the
lowest figure, 80 cent, and other stocks at
present prices, we can redeem at 90 cants to
the dollar, without looking to the individual
liability of the stock or other sources.
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An Irishman who was troubled with the
toothache determined to have the old Offend
err extracted, but there being no dentist
near, he resolved to do the JOB himself,
whereupon he filled the excavation with
powder, being afraid to touch it off, he put
a slow match to it, then ran to get out of the
Way.
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Sheridan threatened his son Tom to cut
him off with shilling, received this retort ::
" Where will you get the shilling!"
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NJ |. |. y l. IL y.
Ni>> ~ ~
-Hrr Q. r.srlrt-. 90 t- L,... rh4t 81. h- il-r
4 '...t from Nv Yar " h Gr-'.er large and he4-..-
[-,r ,r..s O. MILLINERY GOODS. consisting of the
latest .mpar;l-.yus aa4 prices tAa; aehv- '"ai-i
ton
Goods. of every Sind.
Iu.ll-'- II rods and pr--- Cap;
Lace Gtuutl-t~,
Tarltou D-es- skirt. 'ur evening.
Llr- Car-- and E-Trla>T
Bridal Nrea'Is-
A. a Ee,utf 10 assortment of ornaments ar tie hair
Ribbons and Dr. Tri"wfuC-
Velvet aud Satin B'nuIas and Roses.
I:c4ur- corner Of VI ifn and Columbus street orll
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MIL. Ii y T. u \
HHTSs sf.fs'h

Is ro- receiving q fine selection or hlLLiNhEh
Z GOODS -.r rI. Fail tud Winter Trade. 40 her rooms
- J--.-.r-- T. ding opposite thr Mansion H"r--
Cr.f. sI 10 her patrons "r the past. -he so.rIi- con-
.-usst-t--. of their parrHTt.'-
Ssr. u Ppaa.r- r.-I-.r.i O. order -'t--
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Bsscs.;, Visit. Floral Gard M.

AZ fe re-i0@nc@ oT ". IT. ". 'nsFh00fI, Edst Ofi,od
Always sale large supply OF perpetual Roses and
all other kinds Towering house plants Strawberry, To-
nisto, Eh.barb, Cabbage plants, &c &c, III their
scn and Vegetables OF all kindr. innIS
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DOGTDH McNANiEA.
DR. r. w. BRICE.

IIAS located himself ia tb~ par- for The purpose Of
Ill Pracciu- m-iirir stud I-ci'a'y Offers ~ --r
yic-- the citizens U;.wt aud those va ~ NicliiE
IN all tI- various branches %: h.- PT'-a--i"n
From his experience a-i familiarity WIN western IL
eases and by prompt aut EE-fur d'-ci'ii-z' Oh P''e
,ousI duties. h. hopes merit = share % patrDn1ss
Twenty years more h- Wa known ~ oiiI' ~
many Who c.i.z.=> 90 The county. I" some ~
rhof, h. would ri pleasure iu referring Among them
are E-gr- John Green. Nt-tiIs- Tr4mho n y" A ~
strong and AbrsIu T-uhu- H. w''i a." refer :" p'-
A II HowI4nt and Dr. joseph ~t1Ir- ID! Ot'awa-
Re~iIeus. auI ollie pFTl Sr~---- east nIi near
wu RriiicS'- "ui.!us. opposite Tie re-deHre o;
the Iair JIig- cotton Jui2"
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MAIN STgs.:ET uA-iA=:
Egt1g~-
EITCHl.E! - u Al HAS

YyAVING rm ID partnership IL tie butshsi.ng bl-
IS -fn--- .olic patronage al the above stand
Beet Srul ed II ans Veal, Mutton Sausage Lara i-
low Salt Pork, Laruru short every art. ''-''i5''i-
10 q, well regulated Meat Market always "H h"ili-
~ ., ,''..',.--,,,,, F.asr2lI GEu. y. MATTHIAS.
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TylIle above market after has been greatly enlarged
and thoroughly repaired, i open and ready for
the accommodation Of the public. No expense has been
spared in furniture and fixtures I" make it place S'r-
thy of CITY and h"t pleasant hope II viii be
profitable, visit rpro'-e 20 hH-p hand. and %
serve style Of superior neatness, all
kinds nf meats. -uci.
Bat in steaks. r"a-ts. dried corned, &c. Mutton
Feat. HlWs. Nyti'-rS, Pork, fresh aud salt Yankee
Sau-ag.-, &c. g..
Also. all Aiuds nj game IN - season.
Fr.-L Trout and White Fish from the Lakes
In short everything apPeTtainaC TO vel regulated
CITY Market.
A. ti. proper stand will al" he kept for the
all Aiud "f fresh vegetables supplied from The
best garden in tue vicinity Of the City.
s H.,ft ui' Ee !rfir.Tsi in IbH prrf "f TIE f7tI.
sp26-Iy WOOD & DONLENY.
f'lE'y ygE-sUr " :S H k,'T"
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L L NJ Il l., r..
HiJhly imDOytGHt tO TURNER'S and all Others
rTew lumber Yard.

GyeHf attraction fOr frrHs.ssS GHd Mechanics,
FffiE best "f Lumber offered in Otta
ready for sale at tai. neU lumber yard Of
Il. L. POWELL co formerly led 10y Il. sizEK II
comprises r quantity Of dry, clear Lumher, of df
frrelr thickness. Also all kinds Of common Lumber.
Piuey ~iiacl--. La, NIp-, SASH. Doors, short every
thing Isce~-,ry complete building w feel C"ni
dent from acquaintance and connection with some o'
the largest dealers ia Chicago. that can offer better
Inducements 10 bryrr than any other firm ia .ie City
OTTAWA. 2u. l-r1. l. X POWELL 4 co
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Or. I.t. ssa'EEsEU AX,
UoctOI HARMS,


Particular attention given 20 surgery
Office in Gibson 4 BTOt!rT'- new block la Sale
str-- one door south LIs, Coles Furniture Store
s-P26
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BY WIN. 0SMAN.
BUSINESS CARDS.

!. d. of G- r.
VVIASHINGTON LODGE, No. ~, Independent Order
w of Cool TemPlars, meets every Wednesday eve
ming in ReddicI's Block third story, AT o'clock
this Order visiting the City cordially in
viied . with
l. W NrxGyR " janIT
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q. !. TzzGuP>ON.

DEALER
D-sgs p.rt,gf UsiriD.s. Prints. OiIs, IIrntsItes
Tl. mt. d-r-. Dc,
Between Glover Cook and E-diicEs Block
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DANIEL. LEAUN :

German DyHyJj.f anil ipD't"cTry,
WHOLESALE AND EETAlI.)
Importer of German Drugs Fr-ucl. C"rniar Brand-s
Wines &c &c. third door Of the Post Once VI I'm
s,re-, O,t,v. IN my:J-ly'
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u T. y L / = Il l. y
Dr. LIT - y.

Gum Teeth common -5yI~, upper and under, - ~
Plain Teeth without Cum upper and under. 80 -
And pleasure refers them the following gentle
men:
KETEEIScES-T- Hampton, E-r-- II. r E,nn=-. EsT--
p G Pr--cutt. E-g J. ". MIL. E-q.- J e HathsVay-
d. D. u e stone. VI .. WuI- O-urau. Esq- J"s stout,
n D. r J. N.Gorri-k VI l. J. - Harris, VI D., 7.
Hay VI D.. c. Hari, VI u, u. " Macarthur, y. D., \.
C. Putnam, VI II.
DR. whitteu j. the only manufacture of Block Sin
e., Teeth in the State ~ Chicago. for which he
awarded the Ist premium The La Sale County Fair
Teeth Inserted IN = ne aud improved plan, without
the of Clasps
Room. over RUSSELL Furniture Depot, La SALE St. OF
e., rIis ociO
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-05
Insolvency Notice.

SThTE OF CALIFORNIA District Court, 18th
CoNntY of Butte. Judicial Dist.
w X. DODGE, petitioner in Insolvency, VS. his
NAo creditors. Whereas, in pursuance of an order
made In the District Court Of the 1 18th Judicial Dis
tr c in and for said county by ;he Judge thereof the
Hon. Chas. Williams at Chambers, the 29th day OF
October, A. ID. 1857.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors Of said pel
tioncr to be and appear before the Judge Of said
Court at Crovile on the first day Of The January term
of said Court a. d. 1857. 80 soon thereafter as the
said petition can be heard AMI show cause If any
there be, why the prayer of said petitioner should not
he granted assignment of his property made, and
he disch arged from his debts and liabilities.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
LIS affixed this, the 3is day of October, ~ ID. 1851.
n2-3Od NJ. II. DARRACIl, Clerk.