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Ottaba ftee Graber


Lectures.
The coming week promises to be one O
unusual interest to our citizens, in the way
of what has thus far been dearth. w,
are to have no less than three lectures, and
by men too Of such exalted literary reputa
ton that nobody can afford to miss one Of
them
on Monday ereniAg, by Prof iorMAN $,
on the "Chemistry Of .Sanb6an'S,' and
on Thursday or Friday evening second
lecture is promised by the lecturer in con-
tinuation of the same subject. OF the mer-
its Of these lectures, we need scarcely speak.
Prof. Y. mas been in the State for several
weeks, and wherever he has spoken, has
left bis audience enraptured with both the
manner and matter Of his lectures. The
recent State Teachers meeting at Decatur
were so delighted, on hearing him, that
they passed series Of highly recommends
tory resolutions on the subject, ordering
them to be placed on their records and pub
lished, and which, but for their length, we
should here insert. 1t is sufficient TO say,
that the lectures promises to be as fine a
treat as our citizens ever enjoyed in the in
tel,ctual way, and none can afford to be
absent. Prof Y illustrates his subject with
several hundred feet Of canvass. In refer
ence TO Prof. Y. as lecturer, we have the
following from the High School journal, the
editor of which heard him at DccatGr.
We hope soon 20 have the pleasure OF lis
tening to the eloqueuce Of Prof E. L. 1oU
MANS, the soui-eeyatinc lecturer on the
-" Chemistry of the Suabeam." We have
heard him, and know, therefore, whereof we
affirm; and, moreover, We believe his equal
is not to be found in this country, on the
subject named. He has several hundred
square feet Of canvass, which enables him TO
clearly and beautifully illustrate the science
and poetry of his subject.
At the close of last month, at Decatur, he
held an audience of six hundred teachers,
about two hours and half, perfectly enrap-
turcG.
We have written to Prof YOumans TO lee
ture here, be replied that he would do so
some time during the last week of this
month; we expect him to give two lectures
here. The two lectures will cost the Young
Mems Literary Association $3.50, and will be
considered cheap at that by all who are per
United to hear him. Due notice of the day
d hOur Of the lectures viii be given.
On WedHesdoy eceniag, we are to have
lecture from the Hon. GEO. ID. Prentice, the
world renowned editor of the Louisville
Jyuynal Mr.. p is both philosopher and
poet, and the wittiest writer west of the
Al.eghanies. His subject we are unable to
name III his own words, bat understand it
90 be 4 no-party disquisition on the present
tendency of American politics. There are
hundreds of our citizens, we have no doubt
who will pay the admittance fee 90 cts },
to sac GEORGE ID. PEENTICE; but asid: from
this, lie is one of the finest speakers AMI
profoundest thinkers in the country, so that
the lecture Of itself i'll richly repay a hear
Ing
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-23
VEGETABLES AND STRAWBERRIES IN WINTER

VEGETABLES AND STRAWBERRIES IN WINTER!
Who will now say that editors are not
lucky dogs? fow mornings ago We were
amazed on entering our Office, to find
on our table a basket Of fresh vegeta.
bles-rhubarb or pie plant and aspara-
gus, just cut green and fresh from the beds,
and, to heishteg our amazement, down in
the bottym Of the basket, carefully conceal
ed in tin box, some delicious ripe straw
berries, just picked from the vines? Is it a
dream, thought We. or have we been sud-
denly transported to some fair claim away
down in the sunny south where fruits are al
ways Iipening and flowers ever bloom? Not
a whit of it. Our friend ". Chalmers, at
the residence of the Hon. W. H. W. Cush.
man, produces these and many greater
marvels at his Incompatible green houses,
which all must visit who would enjoy the
floral delights of June in the midst of win
ter; or if the walk over that way is too
fatigueing, few of his splendid camelias
NAV be seen in full bloom in the window Of
r ,thbun & Orton's, or ID. Walker & Co.'S
store, or at :hc Office Of Mr.. Cushman.
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Body rouna-shockins Murder,

GA Ius sday morning body : iuu"a IN
the hydraulic basin, opposite the Star
Factory, in this city, by a boy crossing IN
the ice The body had risen from the bot
tom against the ice, through which it was
seen. On being taken out, it was identified
a that of Augustus Edwards, plasterer of
this city, who has been missed since the
middle Of December. 4 coroner's inquest
was summoned, and, after full investigation,
the jury came to the unanimous conc n
that the man had been most fOu)y Al bru-
tally murdered. Indeed such conclusion
was unavoidable The marks upon the body
indicated that the man had been felled by a
crushin. blow with 4 Ratchet or small axe
at the apex of the nose between the eyes,
(enonrh in itsef to have produced almost
instant death,) and that, having fallen upon
his face. he was further hacked in the most
CHASTITY manner, by the same instrument.
about the back. and hips. He was thin,
doubtless, thrown into the basin TO conceal
the body.
The victim of this foul deed, we learn,
was slightly given TO drinking. few days
before the murder, he had received some
money-forty or fifty dollars-part of which
ne had given to his brother-Aionzo Ed
ward, Esq, for safekeePirg g, saying. on the
day before his disappearance, that he should
next day leavs for St. Louis. Not arperr-
ing next day, nor since then, his brother
and friends supposed he had of course gone,
and gave themselves no uneasiness about
him, although they thought it strange he
had not called for his money.
The last seen Of Mr.. Edwards was on the
evening of the II tn of December, abOnt s
or o'clock, when he appeared TO be slightly
intoxicated, and said some fellows were after
him and threatened to beat or kill him be-
cause he refused TO gamble with them. This
he said in W F. Walkers grocery store,
next TO Nattinger's block, on La Sale st,
whence he started through the alley in the
rear of Sanger's block 10 20 home to his
brothers. 1t was doubtless at this time, and
in this alley, which is but a few rods from
the basin, tina, he was murdered. We do
not learn that any clue has been discovered
as to the perpetrators Of this foul deed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-23

In all diseases Inflammation or less predomi-
allay Inflammation strikes the root
the disease-hence immediate cure.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, and no
frg else VIII allay Inflammation once and make
certain
the following among great catalogue oc diseases
BrESs- ScILDs- CTS CHAFES- SORE NIPPLFs C0HSs,
BUsoSs- BRrIsES- STRAINS BITES, PpI~OS CHlLHI AIS
ErIES. ScRDFrLA ULCERS, Fewer SoEEs FEoS ~ Ache
PIES. EYES, GOCT SwELIyGs, HHEUy.rTs,f scALD
UE,p, RnEUS. BsLpSESs, EFY~IPEL,s- RISswoEsr,
BsEBEES ITcH SxALL Fox, NElsLE~, RASH &c, &c
To some it may appear incrcdulous that 80 many d
seases should be reached by article; such idea
~. vanish when reflection points tie fact, that the
salve a combination OF ingredients, each and every
applying perfect antiio- Apostle disorder
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR in IT, Effects
Is magical because tr time Is short between disease
and permanent cure; and i; IS an extractor. il
draws all disease ofthe Affected part, leaving
perfect before the injury scarcely necessary
say that house, workshop, mandatory should
be without it.
No Pain Extractor ! genuine unless the box has upon
i; steel plate engraving with the Of Henry Da-
ley, Manufacture
For sale by all tire Druggists =nd Patent Medicine
Dealers Throughout; the United States ard C-uadls.
P~l"eipal D.poi, lc5 CAGasJsys Il. N~sr yncI
sep12-Iy c. =. CHACE.
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Fall and Winter Goods
ElSKE &. TAYlOR'S !!

WE oIenpS one of the largest and best Sc
w lected stocks of
Clothing, Cents FURNISHING Goods Hats and Caps,
and Boots and Shoes,
Ever offered in this any other market to which We in
vi,e the attention of those wishing good suit.
Fine Cloth Coats, black and Fancy, from 50 to 80;
Over Coats of all the different styles from 81 TO $50;
1000 Vests, of all styles and qualities;
1000 pair of Pants, fashionable styles;
Buffalo Over Coats, Gents Shawls, Hats and Capsf
Fur Plush. and Cloth, for Men and Boys Wool Under
Shirts and Drawers, Linen Shirts, Gents Scarfs Com
Is, Muflers, Wool and Merno Socks, Buck and
Fur Gloves ond Mitts-n fact everything a Gentleman
wishes to wear can be found at Store.
To the Ladies'
We have large and well selected stock OF Ladies',
Misses, and Chidren's Shoes, which shall sell at
Eastern prices. Black Lasting CATERS for 7ac, Ladies'
Rubbers Sandals, Long Rubber Boots Snow Shoes,
Congress Caters and Buskins, &c, &cin fact every
thing desirable for the season.
To the Gentlemen.
Our assortment is complete in best French Calf and
Heavy Work. Best Calf, sewed and pegged 1915 to 81
Double soled Congress Caters, for Fall wear; Kip
Boots from - 80 to 81 Boys Boots and Shoes Gents
Rubbers and Sandals, best quality, 81
As Goods manufactured expressly FOR US, we
are they will give entire satisfaction.
Thanking for past patronage We hope to see you
Store doors east of the City Bank, on Mad
Street. tsep26l FlSkE & TAfLOk.
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More School Room Needed,

The editor Of the Ottawa High School
Journal refers to growing want of our city
in this wise:
We have again commenced our school
room duties, and with increased responsible
lilies our rooms were never so full as ct the
present term.
IL is palpably evident that more school
room is needed, as we have always, from the
very commencement, been crowded in some
of our departments. This difficulty will in
crease more and more the population of
the city increases, until other school build
ingS are erected.
We have understood that some Of our eli.
tizens complained of the Board Df Educa
ton, that their plan was eXtravagant at
first, when they only provided eight rooms,
but these rooms were found to be crowded
the first week Of the first term. Four other
rooms were fitted up, yet these twelve
rooms, and besides five branch schools, two
of which have assistants, are all filed to the
last seat.
We think, therefore, that those complain
ers were extravagant in their complaints, for
Instead of there being too few pupils to fill
eight rooms, and consequently to demand
the services of eight teachers, ninetee are,
this day, earnestly engaged in impartng in
struction in many different rooms, all fill
cd TO the utmost; and yet there are child
rem enough running IN the streets, for the
want of seats in our school rooms, to fl!
half doz-n more rooms.
Can the good citizens Of Ottawa afford TO
see from three TO five hundred Of their off
spring running in the streets for the want
OF more schoo, ROOMS:
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Card lhrELaNics.
DIR DIPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,

DR. DUPONCOS GOLDEN PERlODiCAL FILLS, FOh
FEMALES nfallibe for removing soppages or ire
gularites of the Menses.
These Pills nothing but have been used by the
Doctor ia his practice for many years both in France
and America with unparalleled success in every case
and he urged by thousand ladies who have used
them. the Pills public. for the alienation OF those
suffering from any irregularities whatever well as
preventive those ladies whose health will not permit
an increase of family.
Pregnant females or those surprising themselves So
are cautioned against using these Pills. while in that
o'!9n as the proprietor assumes no responsibility
n.e, The above adnoni,ion, although their mldness
MI, prevent injury TO health; otherwise these
: box Price 81
Sold at wholesale by CT TUONpsOy
General County Agent, Ottaaca, H..
TO whom all orders must be addressed lie will furnish
dealers and druggists with circulars show cards.
the Pills at proprietors prices.
n. B.-Lades by enclosing 81 to him at the Ottawa r
o., have Dr. Duponco's Golden Pills sent by return
mail (confdentialy any part Of the city or country
See that the signature, ~ Duponco, is upon each box
You will obtain medicine that may be relied upon
Sold At wholesale by PENrON ROBINSON,
dsc2s l5I South Water st., Chicago
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-23
CHICAGO MARKET,

Jan. 21st, 1859.
The flour market continues dull and in
active. We quote as before, superfine 81 70
or So at retail; winter wheat 81 50a$5 !;
spring wheat extras $3a3 so: superfine ga
81 so. Buckwbeat flour 81 % per 100 lbs.
Wheat has ranged to-day from Sc to SIC
for spring, at both Of which figures some
sales have taken place. Red winter is quot
ed at 75c and white winter 95c.
Corn is extremely scarce and in good de-
mand; 2Sa29c would be freely paid for good
sound new corn.
Oats are also in good demand at 2S cents in
bags.
The stock of barley on hand is about 3d.
600 hush. There is but little demand, and
it is held at SOC per 4S lbs.
There is no rye here. and it is somewhat
inquired for. We quote SOC per 60 lbs
IiIaes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-23

4 SPLENDID Turkey Our friend JOSEPH
LIGHTHALL knows where the shoe p;nches
with printers in times like these. With as
fine voices for good whites" as anybody,
he knows very well that printers can't in
dulgc in such things when newspaper sub
scriptions come in like angels visits, few
and far between. So be brings Us turkey
none of your little eight or ten ouni
but rouser, weighing some l6 pounds
dressed, There's turkey as is turkey.
We never saw a nicer one. Joseph is
prince of good fellows, anyhow.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-23

II all readers who troubled Win Liver 'olh
plaint Jaundice. Dyspepsia, will read the advertise
meut in another column Of Dr. Sanfords lnTigoracr
and then do as We have done-get bottle, we sAouid
not see so many sekIy haldead, desparing people as
nov meet orr gaze almost for there
yer was remedy of which much is said and that
performs nearly what its Proprietors say il will do
II highly recommended that could not
fs1 70 try it, and trial has convinced US, without
doub;, that is the best family medicine in We
take If for Headache, Sour Stomach, Bousncss and
of the little bodily ills that common and it does pro-
duoe pleasant of feeling the sick, and what is
better after using few times these little ills grow less
and less and there prospect OF being entirely free
from them By continuance in the of the Inyigora
Now wish 10 impress readers with this, tina.
the 1nvigoTaior is medicine particularly adapted to
family and where there children subject little
diseases all children are is invaluable. and
physicians bills, and untold OF anguish both
10 Bothers and their LITTLE ones.
SANFORD ( Co. 3i5 Broadway, New York
D. J. WOOD Co, Wholesale Agents for the Western
States. Sold in Ottawa by all Druggists. novii-3n
'wooUi, CsEIx'-A Pomade for identifying the
Hair-higHiy perfurn-d superior any French article
imported, half price dressing Ladies'
Hair it has equal giving it bright glossy appear
ance- II Genteman's Eair to curl in the most
natural manner II DaudrgG, always giving
the Hair the appearance OF being fresh shampcoed.
Price, only fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE Il CO.,
Prsprietors of the I. Balm OF a Thousand Flowers
Fer saIeby d. wALKEE Co.. Sole Agents Ottawa, III.
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OTTAWA MARKET.

OrTAwA Jan. %, 1857.
Wheat-Spring 50d5ic; winter, none in
market.
Corn-New sh. 22c for 60 lbs; ear 20 C.
for so ID.
Odts-20c-35 lbs.
PotatOes-25c.
Bdrley-45 cts. 40lb.
Eggs-Sc.
Bntter-lja17c.
Hides-Green &c., dry &c.
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GEO. =. FISHER,
BILL. NOTE. & COLLECTION BROKER
coauIssroN AND EXCHANGE

COMMISSION AND EXCHANGE.
S-DafDisSiOHer of Drefs FIR tie sat Of SetG York
MONEY received and invested by undoubied
WI securities reasonable commission and perfect
Iy satisfactory those committing IL to hands Col
lections triH BE- jHrdrdtly RENTED the day of pay
rent-f Debts secured, notes bonds mortgages, and
stocks bought and sold.
All business. entrusted 10 SHAH have prompt atten
ton and immediate returns for. The only conditions
upon which will business i promp;ness fidelity, and
despatch and those placing business In per-
sonaily by correspondence feel assured that
these conditions. with uy experience in Banking and
Exchange, will he mutually advantac ecu< aud enable
TO render full satisfaction in executing all trusts
committed 10 Farmers. Mechanics. ADD others hsy
ing money 90 loan invest will as-urey find IL 10 their
advantage TO call on All deposits will be securely
ESs-t-i 90 subject to call. nav he agreed upon
IN TIE corner rooms. 81 story Nattingers block
Ottawa Nsv-~,N--
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New Fall & Winter Goods
The Peoples Cheap Store !
I>OUt:LaSS g. CLARK.

WE are now receiving our new stock of FAN and
w Winter Goods, which We shall offer az very low
prices for cash We invite the citizens Of Ottawa and
vicinity TO give cali and examine our stock and
prices before purchasing We Il all offer Inducements
cash buyers that cannot be fOuLds sewhere Among
stock may be found
French Mrrinoes. plain and figured,
Parauettas aud Coburcs
All Wool Plaids, Dncal Plads;
Plain and fgured Wool Delaines;
Plain and striped Mohair;
Black and figured Dress silks,
MORE Antique and Marcslane silks;
American and Engll. Prints nine yards for dollar
French, Scotch. and American Gnghams
Chenille and Broebe Shawl-;
Chenille aud Plush bordered Shawls;
Bay State aad ateroo long Shawisi
Whi,, and coi6rei WOODEN Blankets;
Velvet and SIX We; Patterns;
Back SIX Velvet. for Cloaks;
Eulbroiieri.s and Lac-s;
Collars and sleeves, DO IN s-tts.
Muslin and Cambria kiginrs and Inser;ings;
Muslin ard Cambria Blads
Diuity B4n1-.
Black Brussels Lace;
Thread Eiring,
Biuce sac Vets Gore do
Bonnet ribbons Tarr;a and Satin do;
iat.e.' Hosiery, Cotton and. wooeH, all kinds;
M-srs' and Chidreu's Hosiery,
Gents
Gloves.
We have the bes; assortment in town.
XII Glog-- white and eoored. all si1es Gents do;
woTs,ed s., aud Feeey shred both Ladies and Geats
white shir, Linen bes; makes;
" and Brown Linen pamasI''
Spreads;
Napkins. Towels. and Diapers la our
Domestic Department
We have b!eaehe1 and brown sheetngs and shriings,
al widths
Red, Yellow Gray. Blue, and White F1annels;
Opera Flannel, plain and figured;
Cotton Fiauuel Beaci,rd and brown.
Wo0i-n Yarn, AT colors;
Ladies SIX and Worstei Wrapper,
Gents "
Rroaic0ths, Czsslnlcres, Saiine,s, and Sestlags;
Tickirgs DENNIS Stripe Sh..tngs,
Apron Checks, Drlings. and Caubries-
Ladies Hoods all kinds and prices Among our
Notions
whaiebones Ratans Combs OF al kinds, Pins, Nee
dies. Tape, skirts, Brad-, Thread, BROOKS Celebrated
Glazed, White, and Colored Thread, Hooks ard Eye
Buttons Port Monnaie- Knitting Cotton, Cross Cotton
Suspenders. Tooth Brushes Hair Brushes, Hair Pins
Thiuibes, Scissors Recules, Eastc-, Cords and Tas-
s.l=, &c.
A our trade is confined Dry Goods alcne. and
business strictly conducted the cash ssst1a, and
having the LIrget stock in TIE CITY otter any
thing IN line such prices that viii induce cdsh
bbH~r. To Civ. /. call.
Remember the place. the Peoples Cheap Store In Clio
Yer Cooks Block Isep2ol DoUGLAsS3 CLARK
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NEARLY FRE.-We learn that the fine
residence of Judge Cation, on the bluff on
the north side of the city, took fire on Tues
day, and but for the most prompt exertions,
might hrve been destroyed. Tho fire was
extinguished, however. before serious dam
age was done. Jude G. is absent, attending
the sitting Of the Supreme Court at Spring
GaId
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THE WEAyHER.-Such weather as we are
having, 1t gives US the spring fever. A
little frost at night, enough to whiten the
board walks. and then such soft, sunshin.y,
den NJ and starting out to catch fish. For
two months it has been thus. How can it
10
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At THE PosT OFFIcE.-One often hears
queer speeches while attending the delivery
at the post office. \ large " double-breast-
ed son Of the Emerald Isle, few days ago
got of the following, in all earnestuess:
us there ara letther for Jems O'Maily-
that's meself-l was towld by frind o
mine that the other man looked sharp at a
let;hvr that wasn't his'n, and sure thought
it might be mine"
Anothcr-a coun;rynan Of Stauss-thus
acco,ted the clerk at the delivery:
~ wants to puy pox. Dare is two 10
Shmits is dis town, and wants you to put
all my ledders in my pox, and none of tod
der Schmit's'
But how" suggested the clerk, lam l
to know the difference:"
40, dats no drubble Heis much pig
ger man as |, and has red hair ="
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nnnatiOn Vaslf.

The friends the Rev. c. P. CLARK, OF
Christ Church, propose to pay him a dona-
ton visit at the Rectory on Thursday eve
ming of next week, (2sth insD.
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Howard Associatiou, g'iiiiada.

4 Rsn.r11. ~ Ylsfiti3r. ss,i1isLsd NJ spaci' -aH
~. f fer fte ye1fef0fh sick mi dist'sseG Ggiirt
sritt Tsru'@Ht ant EDiJ-H'ic Diseases.
90 all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such 3
I Spermatorrhra. Seminal Weakness. Impotence, CO.
norriea. elect syphilis, Tie Vice of OnaHlsIA, or SCI
Abuse &c, sc.
Tie Howard Association, in view OF the awful destrr
tion 81 human lie, caused by Sexual Diseases and the
deceptions practisca upon the unfortunate victims
such diseases by ouacks several years ago directed
Consulting Surgeon, CHAErA ABLE ACT WORTHY % a'r
name TO omen a Dispeu-ary for the treatment ~ iHs
class of diseases in all their forms, ANA 10 give NEpi
ApytcE GRATls to all who apply by letter, with desgr
ton of their condition, cage, occupation, habits o s,
a. and in eases Of extreme poverty, to furnish VI L.
ri rprE OF cIAEGE. IL is needless add that the A.
ISOLATION commands the highest Medical sll of the aye
aud will furnish the most approved modern trCatmst.
The Directors, a review of the past feel assured
that their lahors in this sphere OF beney eprL
been of or at benefit to the Afflicted, especially 20 e
Young. and they have resolved 10 devote ti,se'y =,
with renewed ZEAL to this very important bu, much Gee
spsel cause.
just Published, by the Association Report on 3 r
matorrhGa, Seminal Weakness, the vice ~ Ounnl
Masturbstion lf-Ahuse, and other Diseases oi =
Sexual Organs by the Consulting Sarseon, which viii 'e
sent by mall Gin scaled enyelopcl FHEE OF CHARGE, On
the receipt Of Two STAMPS for postage.
Address. for Report treatmeL', DIR. GFn. II. cal
HON. Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association No.
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors.
EZRA u. IIEAETWELL, P"esj4snt.
E,T
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Insure Your Property.

In times like these, whoever has been
lucky enough to save his property from go
ing under the hammer, ought TO do himself
the further justice TO insure it against loss
by fire. But where shall | insure? asks
one, seeing insurance companies are smash
ing up around us as fast as the banks. a
prudent man will naturally look up some
company which in times like these promptly
paws its losses, and such an one doubtless is
the "a Western Valley f Il NJ. Company of
Chicago, in reference to which we notice
the following card in the Chicago Journal: