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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-05
VARIETIES.
The following is toast offered at the
supper in Louisville;
Zee simple and simple fee,

The following is toast offered at the
supper in Louisville'
Zee simple and simple fee,
Aud all the fees in tail,
Are nothing when compared with thee,
Thou best Of fees, female"
Latham, the Democratic candidate for
Governor Of California, recently said {:
"When the future historian comes to
make up his record, among the striking
events Of the year 1853, he will put this
down among the remarkable features,
that while Bafaium was lectu:ing In Eng
land upon honesty, and Lola Mpntez Was
lecturing in Scotland upon feminine yir-
tue, David G. Brodcrick was lecturing in
California upon political honesty"
IT isn't ALL IN BsINGlNd uP.
Il isn't at all in !" bringing up"
Let folks say what they will; q
To silver scour pewter CUP
1t will be pewter still.
Fen he OF old. wise Solomon,
Who said, F" train up child"
II mistake not, had son,
&t# Prove fattie-DraineQ ana VIII.
ASEcporE OF SARGENT S. PRENrIss.-The
late S. S. Preutiss had scarcely made his
brilliant debut at the Vuksburg bar, before
plan was set on foot to get him out Of
the way. 1t was arranged that a person
who, having been born and educated .
gentlemen, had thrown himself away and
was fast becoming sot, but who was
withal acapital marksman, should perform
this service for the community. His se-
cond bore the challenge. Prentiss quietly
read it, and stated that he would answer
it as his own time and id his own way.
Selecting one Of his best shirts, he DIES.
patched it by his body servant, with the
following note /: "sir, | accept your chai.
lenge, but with one proviso--that you APP
pear on the ground in the accompanying
piece Of raiment, as it is impossible for
me to fight any one who does not observe
the esterhals Of gentleman The gen
tIemau withdrew the challenge nit kept
the shirt Boston Post.
WEBSTER AND CRocKErr.-No two char
acters could be more dissimllar than those
Of Webster and Crockett, One had pene
/ trated to the pro,oundest depths Of law
craftsmanship and diplomacy. The othc
had penetrated to the profoundest depth
of the forest, aud was q passionate love
Of it's wild delights. Crockett paid Wei
ste, compliment that both pleased AM
amused him. alt is related that whe
his celebrated speech upon Foote'S resi-
lutious was published, be sent . copy Q
, it to Davy Crockett. Shortly afterward
J, Davy called upon him to make his q
acknowledgements for the favor-rcmarkin
that it was the only speech that he ba
ever been enabled to read without the Al
of dictionary. Mr.. Webster, it is sail
frequently remarked, that although pc
: haps, a compliment was not intended, nor
was ever bestowed upon him that B
valued SO highly memphis Bulletin
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-05
G. a. Douglas y" W>-nan's Rights.


Tn, Bath, Mai !, sentinel publishes
the following letter flom Senator Douglas
to Lucy Stone:
WASHINGTON, July IA, 1859.
Ms. Lucy Stom-Dear Madam Your
kind letter OF the orl inst, wishing me to
be present at a convention OF the ladies'
Of the Northwest, to be convened at Chr
cage On The 18th of September next, to
devise measures for the promotion OF
thesLappiness and protection OF the inter-
ests and rights Of the female sex, has just
been laid before me You are right, dear
madam, when you say that take deep
interest i'll all that concerns the ladies vi
oul great and glorious country. Aud
need not now, after so many years Of
faithful labor in the cause Of popular
sovereignty, inform you that you have, III
Your endeavors to obtain the liberty Of
governing yourselves in your own way
subject only to the Constitution of the
United States, the full assurance IT my
undivided sympathy. regret, dear mad
am, that bushes of great Importance VII
prevent me from being present at your
convention.
have the honor to remain. &c,
~ g "A DOUGLAS,
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'Drufr51iunal Ours.

N O II l G. b 4.
MERCER CANFIELD, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
BH OR AT Law, AND NorARy PUBLIC, will practice
III his profession in this and the adjoining Pa
fishes iih Office on second street, opposite Court
Yard Square, ore door below acCioskeys store.
Office at Alexandria, La. apl3
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III Il e II I ~ II II Y
and examine our Prices before sending their orders
or work elsewhere, as we are prepared to do all
work in our line of business rs CHEAP, we think,
as can be done elsewhere.
- Orders from abroad promptly attended to,
and thankfully received.
vg- All work done by us, warranted to give e''-
tire Satisfaction. 81
We are Agents for the house8of
w. r. DUNLAP q CO.,
Cincinnati, Ohio, and we are prepared TO furnish
Boilers, Engines, aud every description of
Machine cry
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w. X. STEVENS
PATENT LUBRIC4T TOR,
and every variety of Brass or Copper Work. ,,,,
Repairing done on Engines, Boilers, Saw NILS,
Grist Mills, Cotton Gins, Sugar Mills, ana every
variety OF Cast Wrought Iron, and Brass ork.
Old cylinders bored and made as good as new.
We viii also furnish the celebrated
Metallic Packing,
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"Old Bullion ".once said, douglas can
never be President, sir !! His coat-tall is
too near the ground, sir !! too near the
ground, sir"
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1T ISN'T ALL IN Bringing UP.
/, isn't at all in bringing up"
Let folks say what they will;
To silver scour a pewter cup
1t will be pewter still.
Ecu he OF old. wise Solomon,
Who said, train up child,
II / mistake not, had son,
Prove rattle-brained and wild.
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You've AMERICA" Papa, said little
boy to Ills patent the other day, are not
sailors very small men I"
No, my son bu, why did you ask me
that I" ! u.
"Because | was reading about one who
went to sleep on his watch"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-24
ALL NIX Ace CnrNIsrs.-There is no


ALL MEN ARE CuEMIsTS-There is no
man in the community who has not con-
siderable portion OF tina: know edge which
constitutes the science OF chemistry. Che
mi>try ascertains the properties OF simple
substances. OF the siXty-two simple sub
stances at present known, forty-seven are
metals Every man who knows that iron
Is harder than lead. or that gold : heavier
than copper, knows 50 much chemistry
Lavoisier, who was gUiiliOtiucd in the
French revolution in 1874, was the frs;
who supplied weights Systematically to
chemistrv-the first who began 10 tind out
Lo,r mach heavier one substance is than
another.
The metals which are themost common
the ones with which the chemist has
most to declare of course the very ones
the propcrt.es OF which are most widely
known If a man. with the kno" led,te he
already has of the common metals, IRON,
copper. silver. gold. lead. tin zinc, mercu-
~. autirnonv. and arsenic. will learn the
rrnncrties ol four other substances, he Will
know more than half Of all that Is en-
lr,ceI In the science of chemistry. These
four elementary substances make up al
most the whole Of our bodies. and OF the
bodies of all animals, rs well as OF all trees
and plants: they COMPOSE the air and the
water We burn them for fuel and Tor
IgIit, we eat them, and drink them, AMI
wear them. They are til" most common
substances in nature. Their names are
oxygen. hydrogen, nitrogen, anu carbon,
-,S.lfttfr imcricEH.
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4 QrICK CUGr TOR FoUNpEE-A CORES
pondent OF the Coffoa Pi"Hi,roDd .SoH gives
the following recipe for the cure OF toun-
der III the horse; Clean out the frog ot
the foot Let it he we'll cIean-ei 10y scrap
ing otfall the dirt.-rai-e the foot 50 a. to
Ieyel-pour spirits Of turrentine, sui
cicnt quantity, 50 as not To run over tie
hoof. then set the turprniine ON fire, a q
let il be entirely consumed. 1t the
above does not cure a foundercd horse, a,
soon as the operation i over. then your
readers may doubt all further recipes from
NEEITAS.
For colic-drcnch with pint oi sweet
oils = valuable REMEDY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-24

COMPARATIVE anatomy illustrates forc!bly
the uniformity OF the works Of nature
We were walking on the shore Of Staten
Island with a gentleman who had paid
some attention 10 this science, and oh~rry-
ing littlc bone ou tlIc beach, we asked
him if he could tell TO what animal it be
lou.eI lie looked at it without picking
it up. anI replied, Ye-, that !. the inside
lower bone nt the ri-ht fore-Ie- of dog
A-ay-iz made a drawing Of a fish from a
sin.,l- scale. and afterwards, when the fish
va found, the drawing p-ovedto bea very
good llk,ue---.Slartta -ia..gc2a.
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EGs> or Jalsis:gc by Fire.

TyTiS Company ha- been in existence over f,rSH-
g.TsA .-Jr,> he" is-H. ioiicc, "uL ol this STATE;
Hts Pc, nearly kay UHt.0H poftfSN Tor losses =
rs furnished Insurance To it, members for les thIn
tTJ-fsi . TIRE prize cstygo hD N@ h~St t"cE tr"pG-
turn II capital OF
+ INSURANCE CuI4i,.Iy ia the VT.
Arr IEgII Its have now O',n completed, which ena-
be TIE Directors 4, pay G ihNN tDi'h'" E'it ~ ddgS'
II lhHtS have I!irr stAN tt>Hrtd ia the Il
HI"I- Mutual, OF loss. actually c-t their
money i promised hS other Company.
I. ,i,r F;'.Hf., and IL. RsShVgir tIs Company has
become %ft- ~ UD'' II dissertation. IL which, at
noseTt- c"-I, their horrs and strip, may be- Insured
anst tie rayar> -: ETe- with certainty tlat. l. de
str"tcd, they viii receive the NshOie amount ttSNr,d,
Uit.vUt litigation, or U.Iuerc--aTy delay.
Il tiS h.e,H'- til j3ssdgHs@ t6upday t15' Ire Pro-
yi' II Is"etS.sriiu"lN saving arg su'n Of money
az H., .>tsf that would uyiers sc be t"I,H ont 10y TO-
ryIs Companies With al the, inducements "!" San
afford 10 uninsured III the Illinois Mutual:
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
T. *. Hart, VI. D.. Alton, JOHN Atwood, Esl. Alton
Hon. s4uu Wade, Alton. J. " >si.wrrPe, L-q.-A.
Hon H. ". Billings, Alton i. F. Long ii D. Monticello,
!. james VI. b., Up. Alton. Et, DDtri, Ia Alton,
7 Turner, I>.- Nout.,tio Hon. T A Holman. Chicago
lion. l. Truu.b-l.. Alton, K-iivuu,rEer E-q, son
Hon. Robert smith. Alton VI G. Atwood, Esq. Alton
Henry Lea, Esq, Alton.
T-I,amiu + Lon. p,.s:. Vi. q. Atwood, S-"r.trrV.
J. hts.-ssa,Er-r I.,a~. .otU : wood -i~>i So 10
John ai>,:,i, II H. ~. A g H4lAIl-Ou. Isl IT.
Agents have been pointed IL every County, aau IN
al l.iacp pal cilIc- aud towns ia -ur state, whom
Application !ur Insurance s.t. toe made.
auE-1-iy WI. II. ii,t l. ig.Ht, Dt'-Jrr.
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TERMS

y ia course al Double Entry Book Keeping, in
Guiding stock and partner, hip books, applied
to wholesale and retail merchandising, (embTac-
ing l. SETS OF books 10 90
Rev. f.. LUREIAUN, Teacher OF Preach.
Miss DAVIS is having httcd up very pleasant hall. on
Jefferson ST. few doors OF La Sale, which she
designs to make most desirable place TO- such n
school.
itEF EExCEs.-Rev. Joseph Cummings D. d, Middle
town Conn; Rev. Chas ". Bennett Fort P!aln n 3;
VIM. W. Clark Rochester, y Y, Prof al hitheiiHt-
les Vim. Wells, Lima, y. Y, Prof. OF Modern l.ii-
guuges Rev VI. X. Whittlesey, Ottawa, Ill ausia
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Rral estate.

> T'e4IsstI,Gc Farm Cor SAFE.
NF f2Y acrr- rra.fc and E'res Of timber. all in
, Eruuar Ida comfortable house ami 10 acre,
under the plough, Tor sale very cheap" Po-."--iDr
given Immediately. IuugtI Il. TiiOENE.
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C11E =. Il a.. Ssz n MI
ChaEce Ct Proprietors and
CHANGE OF PLACE.!
r-7Ir undersigned having purchased the entire stock
Il OF
E7QCts, Shoes. g.. &c,
or Gill Co. aud having removed their place OF 3D.
siu,ss Io tie fir; west IF CuShmsn, True Co.'S
E.uhia louise. Main Street, and having just received
Ira supply tr best quality and of every conceiv.
aIe .rv direct from the manufacturers thao
hereto ore SUI piled Child 4 CO., consisting Of
Mons Kin. Calf. and Thick Boots
BOYS ara lou'i's Kip, Call, and Thick Boots,
I.l..t--' - o. G BE- Lace, and Congress Boots,
Ladies' II Il, jt,eed Boots,
Misses aud Cuiireus Boots and Shoes, Of every psss.
bic variety and description, respectfully representa-.
That ey,l y pattern OF shield for the foot,
Prom dainty jlprr to sturdy boot,
A. well for those whom fashion bcguiles,
As for those unhackneyed in genteel wes,
For thD>c who - trip tie fantastic toe"
And those who in Cow-hiie numbering go,
For native or foI oign-hurn, want-wit Use,
Prom the longest and biggest boot down to sise,
We keep and will sell - uyures o light,
Thai al OBJ position mtst dw indie and blight. %
NV and fresh arrivals, according TO demand.
Boots and Shoes made to order, and repairing deno
prom PITY under supervision of the senior partners
Whose long experience III .oot and Shoe making war
iIu cailuug be good Judge of Leather ma
uuia,ture and fits.
Give call first. ABEL GHOWs
aPl6 A. L. uho"'
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Fire Insurance Agency.

FEzEVEE Fire Ems. CO.. O? New AoriA'
Capital and Surplus, $25o,'l3.'o
UCSTik IL s;re sr". Coz cS 1,ctH Orh.
Capital and Surplus, 4l"l 2lJ..2.
Fg'IIE ahav responsible CoupHuivs. l wing complied
with tie law ia reference. t" Insurance Comp
not incorporated Ivy this state. prepared {" take
EisES on DwFLIING-, WAREHOUSES Me CHANDIZE, and
ether frr-oHal property. at
RATES CORES I'cudjug with the risk assumed.
LOSSES Louoraby adjusted and promP'iyp d.
J ". FAY, tG|Dt,
sep3 Office in N,iitinge,'s Block.
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iioil i}oo0g.
CAisago {. Z. Island Iai..0ad,
10 ~ 1880 =
Michigan Central Railroad.
t=1-z--s r-i=-i= -. y--N--=.,,=: - -. "a
.sStEcG lsigE>iCn.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.

.tutGcG !Sfgs>iCn.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
si0fEEg East.
otSsENGkR Trains leave Joliet for Detroit at CAS- r
NJ and logo A. NJ, arrival OF Chicago, Alton
4 St. Louis trains FROM the South.
eioIIsg NIr~t.
Leave Lake Junction at 1910 4 VI. and $40 p NJ or On
arrival trains rom Detroit and Cincinnati.
Passengers from The South and West. tire Chicago
Alton 4 os. and Chicago 4 Euyi Island Railroads.
will find this the direct route the tasf ana south
last and may making urogr connections -
Detroit. Suspension Bridge H iJo. and I..y, aud WIKI
main lines o. travel, and at HrIIgta Civ with
Now Albany aud Salem trains to Cincinnati lafayette.
Louisville and the south
Through tickets be- purchased at the office Jo-
ct, for all the principal cities and towns sire E.,st
Il. y. RICE. .Sap.ciUfaGent.
C. KSowTToS, Sayeri"tr"o. at Joi,et bisi~ioh.
GEORGE WAN4g4
EyAvING lea The City Mills, would thanks
him their patronage, and invite them 70 his
AefsssLEECs mills.
Where he IL weii prepared continuance OF
their favors e",iaG coysti.rH either in gi8diag
gyts FOR the qftY Of bis. EI"Ca there Iianuiac-
tured, which will always be found at the
Aquednct Nils i'sGur store,
On La S'ilie &tTcct- two doors north Of Woods
Meat Market, where all orders Will be promptly attend
ed tc, at the lowest CssH PRICES
CUSTOM WORK
Al the Aqneduct Mills will have all possible despatch
and attention by good and obiigng Mlers others
will be employed.
tdSh JoJ Hheot, end WHeGt 81 red without eli rye
for storage, be paid in Flour desired or when de-
sirabe, will be taken market price time
may be agreed.
N. BDon't forget the NEW FLOUR AND FEED STORE, on
La Sale Street. fjul 1ssnl GEORGE MANN.
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TEHtTS. GILLIAN ~ Co.
vyTOULD inform the farming community mat they are
w manufacturing IA very superior CORN SHELiEE
ASD HORSE POWER. Having mad II well tested the
mast season by numerous farmers and Warehouse men,
W. arr, r.t'ared 10 speak advs 'dly of its merits,
can rfrr +, All rhu used il for the proof OF what
W. saw We therefore challenge competition with any
etl.r Machine in use All we ask is trial, being willing
for IN. Machine to stand upon its own merits.
W are also manufacturing large horse powers and
threSiers, OF the most approved Kind in
All kids Of repairs done short notice and reasona
bic terms. ...s
sho, connection with the Steam Planning Mill.
sepi9-tl KING, GILMAN CO.
(tHEAP BOOKS at
~ jsn29 OR7ON'S BOOK STORE.
~OTO OR7ON'S BOOK STORE for Soho Of Books
" Stationery, or nice Books for Children. 29an
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v-'ITC-:
VI c0Ien ILa1ufactcrv !!

q III NH"trs'rn"d ifke Ills method informing their
~ t" Customers HHG the paohc generally tat w. are
uir tt" "f tsiHatis'meut 'is Spring Machinery ti3t
80. tia J. %, t"tlFn cn more that double the amount OF
'''" We iH'' .'t} Gorc; The demand ,f our CIa1ds
warrants is at itouai Machinery, and hone 10 CIV,
- 't-' i ia o. exchanges Of Noo!en Goods Tor Wool
W h.'e AdFt- ami q" not intend card into wool
PORTION Z" cir' and sci! Il tor all wool Oar goods are
warranted 40 uu' respect and also Durability w.,
-" continue =" exchange for y uu', formerly r- 81.
lowing sn!S 81 Goods Wis: Heavy Cashmere. Sainet.
Jeans, idhnt'' 60 o-Tent kinds, Blankets. ana Stock.
.E Ai t"l'-la-r"i attention VIII i pail 10 ,nr'irg
yarn order, wa '-i4I- for 81. the different .rses and
Stias o! i@fi' coat''n Mixed, Indigo Bae s, xe.. Red
C-oHdeH &c And Ne W!i manufacture. for i,frch :.
ana 'tn'r-' WOO ia lots Vi hundred pound, ana mn
''17 'i'" 'l'"T iiiH, or any Of the above kinds o
goods. on liberal ieriaS Tor cash WOOL Also
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LTd 'EAN g. ~tEGIg>.

Hands bought atd Sold Commission. Taxes paid.
Abstracts OF Tte furnished. Collections iadt Invest
made in Government other Lands. Money
Loaned. Ottawa Augustus, 1881.
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New yrrICk Ward.
Fg7HE undersigned have opened new brick yard, on
u. the north side of the feeder five walk from
the depot and offer for sale good brick be
made in Ottawa which they will sell to suit the times.
jun25-Sms WIN. MOORE 4 son.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT ! -ri
THE OTTAWA
Cheap Clothing Store!

E:,-r;ssscl winter Clothing, 10
ne IA C,rs Furnishing Goods, Trunks, &C. While
the M, .l,r.il,d ODER for sale at
ss.gaI9y ssVIuced Pricesy
II Won Ike To have good fit,
A. 4 f>riall-r's Establishment you can ind Il,
o. AN varieties aud of any size,
10 suit your taste and at price.
All we a~h Is to give "A call,
And We viii satisfy YOU one and all
Oyrr"oatS at three dollars piece,
Cheaper than sold in the East. ......- d.
Our extensive sales enat'a to sell Ready Made
Clothing l2E per Chez pel than any CotiiAg House
in this City. We also commend you Uiy put up
Merchant -slIlOr Sh sP,
where good it is guaranteed at reasonable price.
To oUr old customers thankful for the liberal
patronage they bestowed upon and invite all -
our establishment, next door to the Bank OF Otawa
A. 4 II. ALSClIULER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Ready-Msde Ciothinga
r Il
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OTTAWA
Foundry md Machine Shop,
- He late Firm OF GRpLFY, CoGSwULL & co. having ~
- mutual consent dissolved tirir business relations
the =Hi day o December last the undersigned h,v-
Ing Hrraugc with ". H. W Cusluau and :. f.. GridIcy
for their entire interest the Ottawa Foundry will
'inue the bSnes. heretofore conducted by then.
AND soIics continuance OF he patronage bestowed
upon the i3te firm.
Having myself established the Foundry in Otta-
in the year lstJ, au continued IN the business at
THIS place to the present tire, aud having had one or
pattern makers constantly employed have secured
i STOCK OF PATTERNS.
UReQH'tied by ony Shop IN tie Vest.
Al Old patterns for Hsrvesters, TnreSuc Machines
and Horse Powers; aso for Mil, and Engines ON hand.
All work done on s!s-rt notice aud at reasonable
prices. fjanl5l WA COGSWELL
Ss@8pEis- ~ Moving HZacLaisa<,..
= III old fayorite Il aPiuG and Moving Machine H.
- GFee1s H1tsHf,' vii. cen tnue he Llanu;ac tured
by the undersigned. All orders solicited early as
possible only limited number will be nufactured
the present year.
am also manufacturing Sugar MILL which will be
ready for inspection in short time. and to which in
wife tie attention o: those Interested.
Also, Horse Powers from to warranted equal to
any in janl5l WM. COGsWEi.L.
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Z ngst5s FOR SAFE.


Fer SAFE.
100 LOTS IN sanser's Addition to Ottawa, and so
" Lots III Old Town and ) ae's Addition Otta-
wa for sale cheap laugSl L. z. SANGER.
e HREE Houses and Lots to rent
augS L. p. SANGER.
sSEyEE improved farms for sale.
- aGgS L. p. SANGER.
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Z A'iN1 re-!oVed my Marble Establishment directly
= Opposite the new Post oiice Cotaibms sirrgf
tt hcfeiseh room enies me 70 furnish builders with
stone eat to order on the shortest notice and n; the
est hgure. Having OF the most experienced work
men IN the West can ensure entire satisfaction
/ N b. large stock Of cut and rough Joliet and other
Stsne haAd. msr2o VILLA q mo
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[~lil;.D Groceries.

f4--cr L-.a-c 90 Rem.
FGO5-E >Iu< -.s-s. l..,.. -.....te. y A...y q"
I aa--t J.. =. Cs'tErO
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d BRISTOL, Agenf io, O,tras0 ai.d riciHify
Peoria, april , 1859.
HEe-ers, We, the undersigned, sioCkl olders Of the
Peoria Marine iud Fire Insurance Company, have
fully examined all the assets 81 Ead C0upany, and
nave found hand the full Of Cash. Bonds,
Mortgages aud Bills receivable, IA in Report annexed
W d0 i-ysLH H..Dire, Ihai i'll opinion the as
-cts o.! the Peoria rne and Fine Insurance Company
are g" t!e hest chaTacterits bonds fully by
uneHouuberei itea! Estate, and its Bills Kecei, able well
{ endorsed
he -iSed. That thanks he returned the Secre-
tfrJ oil The Company, for the cordial in which
lie has answered al questions and afforded all
necessary facilities for our examination.
JACOB GALE,
ALEX. G.. TYING,
HDEATGO Y. WHEELER,
RICHARD GREGG,
II. GROVE,
arI3 j. liNiIAND
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-24
tufdsn. and Spinning
Vi" he done in lots OF 30 lbs. and upwar at Is to Is

"H 'e CON al SIX cents per pound Their naclljaes
Er" cAIeenccd cirier, they expect 10 have good work
zone "'"' "i e taken IT"in the Depot at OtIqwa and
rolls returned !tiin reasonable length, OF nm, i,,r "a,
g the work, which iaay b. sent ti strong shes) from
si,.- any part q! ''e STATE at triiIiEg ,Xpese
100" INTENDED Tor exchange any q! die ,,nye Kinds
o. Gu.''' accomplished ~ t- proper order may be sent
hY fait'H" 20 OTTAWA, and tie goods viii be nut M and
seiit wan pr"ril'!ness, according to order
would 4iso say, that have got orr New, Cus,op
ana IHufiE Mi III operation, and persons wishing cy .
have ui,ir grinding done short notice as we have
plenty OF water al al lnes. ImyI7l j. & b. GgEES