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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sarroeate Of

tl- County II New IoEs notice hereby gwen 80 per-
son, having ceirns lrai, MICHAEL ActOhMlCh, ate cf
TIE CITY OF N.~Yors asc-ss-i to present. "a" With
voucher, thereof the subcrhs, - he once lanes W.
White NJ. s. Libsrtysr-.t IN he City o New foEk on OF
bio, tre ;v.rys,tA day of March resL-Dssd Se~York
.ae .a,h 6sy of sep,er her, 1855. 49,
JAMES MOORE, Executors, kc.. II NJ
"a '.wsrFr JOHN r CLARK, -hscl McCoru (, dec
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
CTATEMENT OF the COUNTY CANvAssERs

D. r. VALENTINE,
Eet,- Yo,k Nov IT, 1873 Clerk Of Common CJuncil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-28

Anew NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TEgrH WITHOUT
IN metal plate clasps, extracting the roots which
laree quarters lighter be had only OF the Original In
venlor DR. g. IL. sTGESM0ND, surgeon ientiat 10 The
wouan'p Hospital, Madison avenue Omce 81 Bleeokcr
street The most sensitive teeth fed without csusng the
Ieast main materishe color OF the natural teeth
Tho enhlo cautioned against Al spurious limitations -
" sirver uon. Teeth inserted gold snd plscnl, Nh
srtiruous GYMS when desired w he beet mlnner Ihe
bsst references gisen a. The ohse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-28
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL,
I0TH WARD RFeuL Aks.-A MEETING or rurs 40
~ The -Four Nile House VO'''N'
n sr, JOHN KENNEDY, vice Prss,deul
OOTH WARD REGULARS WILL gErr rnIs VIZ
~ nesdasl evening A. Ne nsusi tiuae snd ritcs 20
he tfensfctad wa - w r.lr
srErHKN HUSS, secre an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-28
DENTISTRY.

"A continuous gums plsiiDa vas Teeth extracted
of psin Filling repairs the lowest possible
3 CAM street. Mercer. block west Of Brossray
~ DR. RA8LErDN,
vAeyvrsYeY -yGsrH HxrrACrrD m rur spCOrDG,
~ vshovt e stsbtess Pain, By nay sev and er'svsl PRO-
frees'ns rhs s6p,irshie eys'srs prN1HceA ~
ne only. nefrrsssss g,e,, Y rcalirst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-28

AnnA DOLLARS WILL BE PAID FOR rhE nv
GAUU covesy the following srtic stoeu on the 22d
Lust SPRINGS One thoussud dollar keutucGv
ktA,e bono NO 7ts signed Harlan Aso. two damned
rings; has hree diamonds. the oher ring
diamond. gentIemsns cluster tismooo pin
gola hnbe; silver of box thirty olsp g,d snt
dolsrs in b-nk bills kELSOS NlLI.EnD, 3l2
HssbiDgion street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-28

yEArrvD rywEnTArsLv-A YOUNG LADY To PLAY
w the piano; OF good disposition and rser Die
appearance. Apply for two DAYS s the Prairie Flower,
West Brc&dgsy. situation permanent
&onn FOE sAry-A SEVEN oJrsvs yosRwOoD
gOUU. pianoforte mavnihcenuy insaed, nsiye y louis
xiv double carved legs pearl keva Win eis
gnn Gavin re- of the elaborate dsslcr powerful cn
tons celebraicd city MAKERS; two Years fhoss
In want m and this the geaest bargain ~ be found ia ne
United st.tes minsion. 81 his rtarn ss s0o vh1h
will ha pcrfafle s1iyUinr only
Hlrb svepue near Do Crysis Palace b. faen tn Fr
day NJ any tine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-28

NEWSPAPERS.
no lpvgaT1 gRs ron goITHypg TRErV = s.,Jv
rsily pkper viii be eomDtnrfi IN NewbeTr, ~ q on
N NJ ~ AMI f0rih Carsua RsFoai. August 81 is5a
ris irssrfed reasonable terrrr snf received al
To- fe'. g1rrt1 street w three ftva Beat
nc v .actn. lgge section o. good country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-28


A SITUATION wlvTYD-BY A GERMAN GARDEN
~ u. well acquainted with the en-nse and understands
bic business horougly Good refereaces Address for
lays O., bo1 l5g Herald oaice.
AN ARCHrTEcTURkL DRLUGHT5NAN WANTED
N pe mnr draw lnesl perspective correctly. GAL
n Ne Wall stree room No ~, from u % 2oclock.
1oEFECI foNER wANTED.-HE Nr9- BE A GOOD
" workman IN ell hiucs Of plain AMI o. iked c1adas
Apply 81 Tsylofs sai0cs, s6s tfosdwsy.
TyApuEvFp WANTED "A sIraLE MAN. UNDER
VI fsrfls bis business thoroughly, With sssc'ory refe
80. -
cSlTUATION wANTKD-As GARDINER AND FAR
- nor ny 3 German; asa small fsuty; years In
ths conn ~ and be well recommended. Apply al or
Ai1refs @. vs., Ora seed store, - John 81
ITO boss ClRRTAGE MAKERS Gr gEAND RAILWAY
A uropresors furniture mannfsaor &s--A FRS
pAntr e siriner ana her.
l0nr erpere rlsin an nanrnsi pa1iif al
years with he last emD0yer. WsSese constant Tus1n
tprg o. II Oh az, near 18th Al tnId hoJ hont Foon
ners 70 be seen.
RIO SUGAR RsFIs say OPgRA rfyBs -WsufED, rOR
The Pscd3 sugar Refinery Francisco, fu set g
HANDS Who srpecei 70 be IN sar Frsnen ~ TIC middle
o. Novea1er Address, through the Post cmce With rete
rencea, Charles IsioW.
WAF1tD-fOR THE sAN FsAEOIsC0 SUGAR re
" LtmH Cor nsnrt foren ten up stairs men ann
1l ne 10 men iof he above reduerT Al sau Fe-ncs-o.
soa ~ wi n aSe CONTRACT FOR tweiss mOohs
ictmTA cclii.o1s win he made fnown Apphca1cn V
j. y boni agent NO ~ Beaver 81
WAHTs1 -rHRrn coon RgD Posi- TUsNEEs, 10
io,sf '''' % I'D 10y
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25

do. When he gets a lille excited, stop
him five or ten minutes; let him become
calm; 90 to the balky horse, pat him, and
speak gently 10 him; and as soon as he is
over his excitement, he will, nine cases
out Of len pull at the word; whipping and
slashing ard swearing only make the
matter worse. After you have soolhed
him awhile, and his excitement has cool
ed down, take him by the bits, turn him
each way as far as you can; pull out
the tongue; soothe him a lille; unrein
Lin; then step before the balky horse,
and let the other start first, then you can
take him anywhere you wish. A balky
horse is always high-spirited, sn / starts
quick; has his pull out before the other
stars; by standing before him, the other
starts too. By close application cf this
rule, YOU can make any balky horse pull.
II horse has been badly spoiled, you
should hitch him 10 the empty Wagon,
and pull it around awhile on level ground;
then put on little load, and increase il
gradually. caressing as before, and in a
short time you will have good horse
that will work without troubling you.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25
S4oGtrn.
For the Chronicle ]
AFFLIGTION.

VOL. As, NO. 9.

Emily J. ADAMS.
Thy hand is heavy ne. o, my Goa
feel and tren5le meath thy chastening rod
The path of suffering long have trOd,
And yet, awhile, must tread.
Give. give ne strength to Bear and will not thou,
In mercy. Lord, forgive, if until now,
aIy chastened spirit hath not learned to bow,
Unmu-uuringly, to Thee
If, while my trembling lips have cried, Thy will
Thy vill lie done. my heart hath fondIy siili
Unto its idols chung. and faint and i'll,
Ny soul forgot to soar,
And wounded, bleeding, PROSTATE IN the dust.
Il. for time. did half forget to trust,
Forget, o. Lord, that thou art only just.
And dost in mercy wound.
Tho I. at FIRST. could not look up to see
Whence came the blox, noryet content cOuld be,
To III, IS The hand that tins had sritten me,
Bat kept on meaning still.
Forgive aud Thou. who te,nperest to Che shorn
Lamb, all thy winds. deal gssf'y ait, Thy worn
and weary child. whose heart all crushed and tor
Lies bleeding in Tl'y-fand.,
Take. Father, take the feeble hutterirg thiRg,
Pour DER tbs healing, t;Il on strengthened wing,
Itlear,s to triumph. and to soar, and sing,
Beyond the reach OF IL,
O suffer, su1er rot the fearful tide
ofanga;sh to o'erwhcln. hut be ny guide
Ger the dark waters, that 1 safe may ride.
This suIlen nigh: time through.
Until my storm tossed bark. at length shall be.
With safety guided to a calmer sea,
And the full sunshine of Eternity,
Help, help me. Lord
Vernon. O., Rug ISIS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25
on RaLEING.

Ifyou have balky horses, it is your
fault and not the horses; for if they do
not pull true, there is some cause for it,
and if you viii remove the cause the effect
will cease.
When your horse balks, be is excited,
and does not know what YOU want him to
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-17
Census Of the City.


The city council Oh last Tuesday evening
passed an ordinance providing for an imme-
enumeration of the inhabitants Of the city,
appointing one person in each ward 10 make
the enumeration. The persons so appointed
are to pcrcorm the labor without conpensa-
tion are to make affidavit to the correctness
of their return, and TO complete the work
by the 9th INST.
we understand, two reasons are given for
taking this census. One is, TO ascertain to
how many justices of the peace our city is
entitled. At the Apr! election the presump-
ton was that we had but four justices to
elect. Yet as there we're six or eight caH-
didates who received large vote, the ques-
ton has presented itself whether one or two
more of the highest candidates may not be
entitled TO commissions. No one would Oh
ject to such candidates receiving commits
sioaS, and the only way to ascertain their
title to them is to have an accurate enumer-
alton made of our population.
Another object is, to ascertain whether
our city, at the approaching May election.
will not be entitled TO elect two police magis
tra,es. We believe a population Of over
5000 will entitlc US to two such magistrates,
and there is no doubt but our population
largely exceeds that number. The only
thing needed is, 10 have the fact estab-
lished in an authoritative shape. The CEN
sus ordered to be taken by the Council will
accomplish this object, while it involves no
expense to the CITY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-17
bailey. Magical, Pain Extractor.

In all diseases Inflammation or less Predorni-
natrs-nOw ailay Inflammation strikes at the root Of
the disease-hence an immediate cure.
DALLEYrS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, anil no
thing ,Es will aIIay Inflammation al once, and make a
certain
DALLEy's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR will cure
the following among 4 great catalogue 81 disease=:-
YrES< Sc1LDs, CUIs, CHAYEs, SORE NIPPLEs, CcsSS-
BrSIoSs BRUss STRAINS, BITES, PcIsoS, CHi.BL,ISS-
BuEs scRoFrLa CLcz.s FEvEs SoEE FELoSS, EAR ACNE,
PuEs SORE EYES GoUT. SwELLTsG-. EBEUssrIsN, sCALD
HEAP S,Lr EHECA, B,LDyESs, EFYsIPEIAs, EiNGwoEs,
BsEBEEs IrcH, sail Pox. ME,SLEs, RASH, &C, sc.
To some may appear iaeredlulcus that 50 many di-
sea-cs should reached ~ article; such idea
VII vanish when rejection points to the fact, that the
saye i combination Of ingredients, each and every
one applying perfect autiue it, opposite disorder
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR in it, effects
magical because the time Is Short between disease
and a permanent cure; aud it i extractor, As 1t
draws al disease ofthe affected part leaving nature
perfect before the injury 1t Is scarcely necessary
to say that house, Workshop mandatory should
be mOue.t without IL
Ne Pain Extractor genuine unless tine box has upon
fl a ste-' plate engraving with the Of Henry Dali
ley. Manufacture
For sale by all the Druggists and Patent Medicine
Dealers throughout the United States and C=nadas-
Principal DeIot, 15J Chambers S I..c Iori-.
sepis-iy & +. CHACE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-17
Free Bridge Across Fox River.

BY 4 singular oversight, we neglected 10
mention the important fact, in our last, that
a vote was passed at our annual town meet
ing, OF the 9th inst, 10 levy tax Of s. 900
in the town of Ottawa, towards erecting n
free bridge across Fox River, between the
acqueduc; and the railroad bridge. The
resolution was passed when but few were
present, and at a full meeting would proba-
bly, not have succeeded, at hast so far as
the location of the bridge is concerned. But
that, VIC presume. could be changed. We
learn, however, that several legal gentlemen
express the decided opinion that the TAX
canno, be collected, On account of some lc-
ga! informalities Of the nature Of which we
are not apprised. We should be pleased to
have some learned pundit explain the legal
difficulties on IN. subject.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-17

unpretending structure from whose ceiling
no glded chandeliers are dropping. and
whose floors no carpet adorns, is not so pal
atable to the Christians taste as it ought to
be; and consequently, being himself unable
to furnish said things, he becomes depend
ant on the world. Such church is soon
sold to the Philistines, and no wonder If
they should exercise the privilege, thus pur-
chased, Of ruling over it. When mcn build
churches and pay ministers to preach to
them, they consider themselves entitled to
be consulted; for they have rights OF which
they cannot be justly deprived, and with
their motives-whether good or evii-thc
christian has nothing to do. Well will it DC
if one dear bought experience should be i'm
proved. by inducing such a church to reject
all i'll sorted alliances. whose only recon-
mendation is present expediency-and sub
stitute faith and humility for the perlshabe
ornaments of material offerings, which add
no value to the first, and which alone can.
not disguise the stencil Of the sepuiehre
which they are intended to whiten.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-17

I'm AT HoME.-Of course everybody
knew more than week ago, that A VI.
Zimmerman had got back from his trip to
New York, Boston, and Philadelphia, alter
his spring and summer stock OF clothing
When Zim's abou, he is generally seen, ior
he is no pigmy; besides, he has faculty oil
drawing a crowd on the dullest day Dut
those who have been laying back awaiting
the arrival Of his new purchases TO select
their spring outfits, may not be aware that
the goods have arrived. Well they have,
and it will make your bones ache Tor new
suit to see them. Swipes, stone mason
(the business is somewhat dull now, you see)
was pursued by a constable with summons
the other day. Swipes popped into Zim 5
and for five dollars got new suit that SO
disguised him that the constable mistook
him for one OF our bankers and offered him
a depos.;e. No place like Zim's to make
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-17
CHICAGO MARKET.

April 18th, 1858.
Holders Of Flour are less firm than Ct.
yesterday, and seem more disposed to sell
at the lower rates. We note few lots a.
So, % for spring wheat extras ; 2.50ao for
spring wheat supertne; 81 for ine.
The wheat market is much depress> and
both buyers and sellers appear ndisposed
to operate freely. All the wheat that was
offered, however, or good portion o: il,
sold at 59a60c in store, and 6la62c on
board.
There is a steady demand for all the corn
that comes in, and sales are readily aiie ted
at 4Oa4lc in store, 42a43c afloat, and 43c
on board.
Oats are not doing very well. 25c in
store, or &c on board is all that can be got
for them.
Barley is in no demand whatever. Some
small lots sell at 35a40c per. bu.
Eggs are plenty at 7aSc per doz. by the
bbl
Poultry is in good demand at fair prices.
We note sales Of dressed turkeys at 12a13c
per h. and live at 1Qa12c.
The cattle market is tolerably active, and
some large lots sold at $275aS3,75 per Zee
his
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-17

ArFIskE & TAYLoR's.-There has, during
the week, been an extensive carting of store
boxes to the popular clothing establishment
of,his firm, next to the City Bank. Those
gentlemen who lost hats, coats, boots, &C.,
at our late town election, can now have no
excuse to delay paying ap, on the ground
that no stock in town comes up TO the mark.
If there IS a better stock OF anything in the
line of gentlemen's wearing apparel from 4
slipper to forty dollar coat this side Of New
York. thar can be found at Fiske i Tay-
lor's, it will take greatly magnifyins specta-
c!es TO sec il.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-17
A Gard to the Ladies.

DIR. DUPONCOs GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS, FUR
FEMALES infalibe for removing soppases or ire
gularities of the Menses
These Pills nothing but have been used ny the
Doctor in his practice for years both In france
and America with unparalleled in every case
and he is urged by thousand ladies who have used
them to make the Pills public, for the alienation OF those
suffering from any irregularities whatever, as well as
preventive to those ladies' whose health will not permit
increase of family.
Pregnant females those surprising themselves so,
are cautioned against using these Pills, while IN that
condition. the proprietor assumes no responsibility
after the above adrontion although their mildness
would prevent any injury health; otherwise these
Pills are recommended. Directions accompanying each
box Price 81.
Sold AT wholesaleby G.. l.. TlioNPSoN,
GC.erdy County igeHt, Ot'nd H.,
To whom all orders b- addressed. He will furnish
deaers and druggists with circulars and show cards. and
the Pills at Irnprietors prices.
n. B-Ladies by enclosing 81 to him at tho Ottawa p
o.. have DIR. Duponcos Golden Pills sent by return
mail (conhdenally) to any part Of the city or country
See that the signature, II. Duponeo" is upon each box
you Will then obtain medicine that may be relied NJ on
Sold at wholesale by PENrON ROBINSON,
d.c26 I5f lSrtf water 81. |Ricdgo.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-17

LADIES CLASS IN Book kEErING.-The
suggestion having been made to Mr.. BACON,
tho i about to instruct class Of gentlemen
in this city in Book Keeping, that he should
get I'D class of ladies, we arc requested oy
Mr. Il. to state that if sufficient number
shall apply within few days. ne will be
happy to give instructions to such class.
His charge would be about half of that OF
the gentlemen, while the instruction would
be as thorough We hope this project may
succeed. Ladies are OF late being very ge-
ueraTy employed in the first eastern houses
az book-keepers, and we can see no reason
whv the employment should not be entire
" turned over to them. Mr. j. has rooms
at the Geiger House.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-17

From Miss AVERY s.-That nonpare!i Of .
new bonnet which We propose TO accompany
to church tomorrow, AID which we fear
although we can't help IT, will excite the
envy OF ever so many fine ladies, came from
Miss Avery's. We shall make no inyidious
distinctions, bat we hare heard at least a
dozen Of !aLies say, who attended the eX-
hibtions Of our miiliDers during the present
week, that any Ia " who can't find bonnet
TO suit her taste at Miss Avery's had better
order one from Paris
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-17

TIE MILLISEE's GALA WEEK.-Thursday
and yesterday were pleasant days, but II the
old saw is true that when the women
swarm, LOOK out for rain" it must soon rain
again, for during these two days, all the la
dies in the city seemed to be on the move.
The reason, however, was net, We imagine,
any lower.Gg indications in the atmosphere,
but because our miliiner's, during those
days, had their = openings" as they are call
ed. Mss Avery, Mss Ford, Ms. Gregg,
and Miss Miner seemed to take the LEAD IN
the matter, and each little knot Oiladies had
Their favorite. In such a matter, ofcourse,
it would be impossible far rs 70 say TO whom
the palm belonged OF Inaking the finest dis
play but this we may say, that the unani-
NOUS voice % the ladies appears to be that
never before was there such a brilliant dis
play of new millinery in the city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-17

STOP THAT COUGH
Dp CipTEp'S r0f-GII Il M

iDE- LAX EIS - 'olrIl IAi-t--t-f
U.N Cur. g,sgis S,l, Asi5.G fyHsIfraI f50n. BroH-
cljfi., >yi.-.Hg ~ B-ef jiasH an ti< ~de AMI
R,eq,t. IEeuTs-y, BhoeyiEy 'oHyh, fr@YP, L'r@r
,.snpitinf "llsitffioH oJ tie H~'st' ANIL az ~
s.GS,s II TIE Throat, ,tsst, Gz| LuHT~-
loo much care and attention cannot be given :" d.
ssas,- % she THROAT .ui LUNGS. Reader, have you
: Cough. Cod. any GiS-s-e a. the Lang: DO not
neglect L. DFL,Y Q. H,>sfSuv-. MILLIONS dc annu-
AM, hy ue,I,ctsrg "a COMMON COLD Colds Al! gins
lead 20 CuN~UMpIIuS, aI.i den o. an cary death
b advised u time and PTprlr= a. once It celebrated
remedy DR. CARRIERS COUGH kAI.-AM the GEEATE-T
aud BEET REMEDY IN THE WORLD IL ha- cured
thousands Upon thcu-~uG. AFTER !ySriar- and every
other remedy had failed. and the patient given up to de-
Py-i-isu- druggists and ali VITO have used Or. CAR
TEs- CarsE E,L-tI. universally acknowledge y re
most PROMPT. PLEASANT, ami FFFiCACIptS RENE
DY uuEu :Jr Ill diseases % The THE'ATr CHE-T- AM
LCN.~.
bor-i- 90 hott.- FOR 81
.--PreVa7-i - DR. EA>TERIf corner Of Third and
Ch.-rut streets Louis. So cole proprietor, and 10
whom al oiders rlu.r bee cert 90 90 the genuine
s1-~1,! by 6 L. THnvr-lN u NsLErE Co, \. :.
PuTN,N, and VI. hNsU.>-, Druggists, OTTAWA, and ~
druggists generally. JAM
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-17
For the Free Trader

For ths Free Trader.
Mr. EDITOR Since the publication oil
my letter in your last issue, l have had ma
ny applications from our German friends OF
this city,
The German Catholics say that they made
a collection among their country people only
The protestants say that they collected
names, but they received no money and that
they are not prepared to go Oh in that ell
terpriZe.
According to the wishes Of both parties,
am quite willing to give the above lnfor ma
ton. Yours truly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-17

The LOVERS OF THE " FED must now go to
Schneider's on LaSalle ST, next to Gibson's
Furniture Store, if they want to enjoy the
fragrant narcotic in its glory. There they
can realize what the " Virginia Leaf" is IA
lis purity, and there they can luxuriate in
the iumcs of a fourpenny Cuba as such
things are enjoyed by the d.nizens of the
Queen OF the Antilles. Schneider has just
received an enormous new stock, ard it en-
braces everything in his line.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-17

Book KEEPING.-We are requested by Mr..
Bacon, who has been making an effort for
the last week to get up class in book keep
ing in this city, to state that he has met
with such announcement as he thinks will
warrant him to commence giving instruc-
lions in the beginning of the coming week.
Persons proposing to join the class are there
fore requested to leave their names with
him at once. He may be found at the
Geicer House.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-17
GEO, -. FISHER.
II, NOIE, u COLLECTION Bi.U1
COMMISSION AND EXCHANGE

,7lugsSvtDHs~ ~ Ds.,i- ,- tie >tf;e II Mar York
Mooney received and invested by me- on uudouhi~i
vi securities reasonable commission and perfect
Is factory those committing il 20 my hands Col
rfHrs f~ffb. frrr-iEify RENTED the day % pay
-u-ut Debts --rur-I- notes. Jouds mortgages, and
-to-Ls bought and -a'd
A, business entrusted 10 me shall have prompt >tt-n-
zion and Immediate returns for. The only conditions
.ipon which will dO business = PTJuptl---- fidelity and
despatch aui tv-e placing business IN my care per
safIay or ~ correspondence may feel assured tai
condition. With ny experience III B-LAinE aUd
Exchange. will b. mutually advantageous. and enable
,ue 70 render f1i satisfaction IN executing all trusts
c0uuit.sd Farmers, Mechanics and others hdv'
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