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Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer over a large part q
the globe, is the consequence of diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm Of
vegetable decay. This exhalation is evolved by
the action Of solar heat wet soil. and rises with
the watery vapor from il. While the sun is below
the horizon this vapor fingers near the earth sur
lace, and III. virus is taken with it through the
lungs into the blood. There it as an irritating
poison on the internal viscera and excreting organs
OF the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails to
accrete not only this virus but also the bile from
the blood both the virus and the bile accumulate
IN the circulation. and produce violent constitu.
tonal disorder. The spleen. the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathze with the liver, and become
aisordered also Finally, the instinct Of our or
sspisll, as If in attempt to expcl the noxious
infusion, concentrates the whole blood of the bodv
in the internal cXcrctories force them to cast L
ont. The blood leaves the surface, and ru.hcs to
the central organs with cougestivc violence. This
j. the CHILL. But in this effort it fails. Then the
FEvsA follows, in which the blood leaves the CEN
trail organs and rushcs to the surface, il in
another effort to expel the irritating poison through
that other great cxcretory-thc skin. In this
also it falls, and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery OF strength
70 repeat the hopeless effort alothe- day. These
are the fits or paroxysms Of FEVER AND A0uB.
Such constitutional disorder will OF co1se under.
mine tIc health if il is not removed.
We have laborcd to find. and have found, an
flfIl,.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-15

PosT OFFICE ADMINISTRATORS ought 10
be cheap in Ottawa when the editor OF the
Republican can manufacture so much out Of
SO little matsrial as the post Office advsrtis-
ing business afforded him. The facts Of the
business are simply these: On the 4th inst,
Mr. Postmaster GIBSON called at our Office
and stated that the Publishers of the Repub
lican had made application to him for the
publication Of the letter list for the current
wear, and were ready to hand in list Of
their circulation, the ?. NJ. requested US to
furnish a similar list, stating that both lists
should be sworn to. The proprietor of this
Office was not at home, but the person then
in charge suggested that the Republican
men were too late The law required that
we should be notified week before the first
Monday in January, &c. The P. N. looked
at the law and admitted that the view was
correct, and there the matter was dropped.
All that part in the Republican about our
treridation, consulting counsel, &c, &c, is
pure fiction of course
The truth is. the Republican men knew
they were too iate-and ment to be too late.
All they wanted was chance to blow. and
they have had 1t. We hope they feel better.
Meantime, the Free Trader will publish the
Letter List for the current year, as usual.
and we doubt not for the next ten years
thereafter.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

Which neUtra.izns this malarious poison in the
t'ooi, anil stimulates the liver to expel il from the
n14r. An /. should, SO it does this affecting
o;s'ri"r with perfect certainty. And it does more,
rather does what is of more service those sub
jet - this Infection. IL taken in season it expelS
it Gpa tie system il is absorbed. and thus keeps
tAr-F who Use it free from its attacks; keeps the
systc!A n hecsh although exposed TO the disease.
Consequently il not only cures but protects from,
the ;,Tea. variety of affections which induced
- iHs malignant influence, such RenittenS
feTcr. Cr.t Fever, Dumb. or Masked Agus,
Periodical lea lace or Bilious Headache Bilious
PcScrS, Ncr-a si,. f:hsITa.isIn, Gout, Blindness,
i"o'h" ~. i.=racle, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
ro1 :, PAM / Affections of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Coli. P-ra!y-is, and Painful Affections of the
Stomach aal Bowels. all Of which, when arising
fro.l :4;s c. 80. will lie found TO assume more or
rs a., Intermittent ,ype. This AGvR CURE q"
r2Hpvs. lr cN;;.c u these dcrangements and cures
~ ai-cLsc.
II, !. e,anp'i,ncs BY stimulating the exere-
t'-:s ID eT~cl tie virus from the system; and
tl:.- ;tas y degrees become habited to do this
.:.r o.l-, ~ r..c;r Og: accord Hence arises what
&c term u-.!sl u'1t.cl. Tine may accomplish the
s.- e-l, Nlt often life Is not long enough or 10
s...ifr~5 in the attempt, while this " AGus CURE I"
dos = IT once md with safety. We have great
reason - believe til. Is 4 sur-r well as safer
Tr....- =. the whole class of diseases which are
c.1~-. ~ the .i5sna:.c infection. than any other
win rs iC3u discovered; and it has still another
-.Graf.-rt advantage 70 ikc public, which is, that
Il i o..eap vel! - good.
PREPARED EY
DIR. ). &. AVER g. co.
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OTTAWA free Grabtr ,
LOCAL. MATTERS.
Weather Statistics.

We are indebted to DR.. J. o. HARRIS for
the following in :eresting statistics in refer
ence to the weather for the last year in this
vicinity. 1t will be seen that the table
shows some very remarkable facts. Such
for instance, as that there were less than
dozen of entirely clear days during the
year; that the fall OF rain was nearly dou-
bic that of ordinary years, &C., &c. Exa-
mine the table
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OTTAWA POST OFFICE.

.fryrrGi and Departure of Nuts.
Eastern arrives 3-20 A. NJ aad 250 p. NJ depart .
4. NJ closes $50 p. y.
Western arrives 25J p. NJ; departs $50 p. NJ closes
1880 +. NJ.
Tonica arrives Tuesdays Thursdays, And Saturdays
loco A. NJ. departs days 200 +. NJ, close. 100
i. NJ
Newark arrives Tuesdays. ard Saturdays 1000 A. NJ
departs 2-o0 p. NJ: closes loo z. VI.
Earlyie and Freedom arrives daily 1900 n: departs
800 +. NJ.
Asbry arrives Tuesdays and Fridays Goo ?. NJ: de-
parts Wednesdays and Saturdays 500 \. VI closes
900 p. VI.
Lisbon Mondays and Thursdays lO:60 4 q de-
parts days 2pJ p. NJ: closes loo 7. u.
WM. l. GIBSON, p n
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Blank Hooks.
E'OR Single and Double Entry Book Keeping, for Ho
Il tells, Records, in fact for every purpose.
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Religious Notice.

In compliance with the reque, Of his friends, the
Rev Mr.. SLApE will, consecutive Sabbath evenings
in Metropolitan Hail, deliver a of lectures on
the subie CT OF Tn rsa!ism,
As the doctrines Of the Uniyer ast Church but
little understood, and in whereof too often
sadly misnterpreted, it is hoped that many will
embrace the present opportunity hear and Judge
themselves Prove all things, and held fas; that
which is good
The Rev. Mr.. slade will deliver the second sermon Q.
the course, on the evening Of next sabbath Jan 10
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yv,Ur Undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
uc tlat be l!as leased the above named house at..
" lent bv T. : CSAcE,Fr) and that he Is prepared 10
serve those may favor him with their Patronage in
good style and the most reasonable terms Farmers
in particular would find it to their advantage to stnr
here in view of the convenient locality being in
proximity To the business part of the city.
His table will he furnished with the be 81 the marke
can Afford lie has good s.abling and careful and at
tentive hos.lers. locSol IRA WATSON.
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BEAN & MoRGAS-Thc long established,
staunch, and popular dry goods and genera!
grocery establishment Of j. G. Nattinger, on
the corner of Main and La Sale sts., has
changed hands and is now conducted by the
new and tire firm Of BEAN & MORGAN. No
merchants in Ottawa have had larger expe-
rience, have better eastern facilities for buy
ing goods cheap, or understand more tho
roughly the run Of the trade. They will do
An enormous business. See their advertise
ment in to.day's paper.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

Thursday Evening. Jan. l..
FLouR-Inactive. CITY mills white winter wheat
$50; red So; spr extra $3.50 s.. superiine 800
$50; fine 2a2 80
WHEAT.-More buyers than sellers. Sales AT Los
a. 10 for red winter; l2p for No. white winter :
GSa1 &c. for No. spring in store.
CORS-The demand exceeds the supply. Prices
range from 52a53 pr 20 lbs for ear to 53aG0 for
shelIed in store.
OArs-Dull Sales of old al 81 "A Sic in bags
New 43ai.c.
BAnLEY-Prne .5asoc.; No. ., 65aG6e.
ECGs-2Oa23c.
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STATE AND Cot TY TAxEs-The collector
OF State and County Taxes, for the town of
Ottawa-reauests us to say to all who have
not yet paid their taxes for A.. ID. 1858, that
they must attend to the payment Of them,
by the LIST of February next. A word to the
wise is sufficient
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-15

TNROM the subscriber in Ottawa. about Dec 9Th lS5s
IL YOUNG BULL TERRIER DOG, white all ex-
cept brown spot the left eye, and another the
butt end Of the tail Any person returning said dog
shall he literally paid fer his trouble.
isr1-oV DASL. LYAHY.
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For CHAk'rY.-Ws notice among the re-.
cen: contributions to tho charity fund of our
city, check for $5O.75 from A. NJ. Bruen,
Esq, of New York City. Mr.. B. owns con.
siderable real estate in the vicinity of this city
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A Bargain.

NlHE subscriber having sold his Mi offers private
Il sale
One pair of matched Horses, tp-top farm omni.
bus team;
One Carriage Horse.
One set double Harness, silver ilated nearly new,
One set double Harness, in good repair;
One single Harness;
One open, two seated, single or double democrat
Wagon. warranted to carry good Republicans as well
One single Lumber Wagon;
One double Lumber Wagon, said to be the best ever
made in this County, heavily ironed and good as new;
1900 Grain Sacks
5000 Flour Barrels.
Also. one fifteen horse power Eng CINE, ard ohe
property, all of which may seen a, the Aqueduct Mil
OF at the barn Of the undersigned.
Terms liberal for good paper
oops PrFIrp
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ii . NJ OI O = a T II y

A. II. (REGH. VI. b.,
ATE OF Corning. n. Y, would respectfully announce
to the citizens OF Ottawa and the surrounding coun-
try that he has permanently located in this city where
he will be happy to wait upon all those needing his pro-
fessonal services.
Dr. takes pleasure in presenting the following tes;i
monials:
CORNING, y. Y, April Goth, ISIS.
To WHOM IT MAY ooSCERS:-I have been intimately
auainted with DIR A Gregg for the past threo
have also employed him family ply stefan for that
time, and would cheerfuiy him the conf
d-nce OF any community where his lot may be cast.
Dr. Gregg is man of strict moral integrity, good
careful and capable practitioner I'M WOOD,
Bunker and Exchange Broker.
CORNING, y. L, April Goth, ISIS
To TIE PrBIIc:-Itak pleasure in recommending Dr.
A. T. Gregg gentleman and successful practition
er, and worthy of the patronage of the public.
GEO. W PATTERSON, JR-.
Cashier Geo Washington Bank
CORNING, April 23d, ISIS.
Hen. JAMES GRANT aud y. KESrAII, Esq, Davenport
lo"n; or GILMAN SMITH, Esq, Rock Island Ill.-Dedr
fr.' mas You may place full confidence in the bearer
Dr. T. Gregg, as nan ana physician. Wehave
emp !ed him in our family and if he should locate in
,inity elsewhere best wishes will attend
him an Il family C HUBBARD
y15 OF tie frra Of VIM T. Sirens T. IN
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"a E.- VA E-5 ES uwS
ABRAHAM :. 11iEERS,
CIGARS AMP TOBACCO.
.=1yu,os,:i, Coy!ecrIon


ESsAMLM iSo ANp lynn nYMEs viii music
ton Of Psalms and Hymns. Toc9l E.Y. GRIGGS
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First Class Insurance Agency.

HOME INSURANCE CO., NEW YORK,
Capital 5000, Gee; Surplus s357,oOO.
CHARTER OAK INSURANCE Co, HARTFORD,
Capital $500 .o0o; Surplus $4,000.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD.
Capital s200.oco.
EDWARD EANFS, agent,
oc31 OsMIdH's Block, OttFlcd.
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CITY BAN X
r. N z = AssE & co

Op1n from 3 O'Clock i. VI to -. O'Clock p. II
G. IGiT Drafts for sale New York, BoStcu, Pr al
~ phia Chicago St Louis and all the principal Citi,E
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
Collections made in all parts Of the State and rem-i
for day ofpayment, a current rates % exchange
March s. EDWIN G. ALLEN. CitSlLirr.
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The MILLEI;s.-W made a simple mention
tw, weeks ago OF the fact that the miIlers Of
this city had pu; up their -four 10 such a
high figure that our grocery men were IN
der<ejl NJ them by lrirging flour from Mich
gan and Chicago.
a writer in the last Republican, WHO calls
himself, very appropriately, an ''o'd fogy."
without attempting to cOntrovert the fact,
tries to censure Us severely for publicly
stating it. He puts forth the fogyish idea
that such statements tend 10 injnre home
manufactures, &c, &C., and aPoioe Uses for
the miIlcrs by saying that they are Unable
to buy wheat enough TO keep their mills
running, and must therefore make up for
lost time by charging big figures for what
-four they DO make. ri our miilcrs general
" are satisfied with such an eminently fogy-
i~h apology, permit US who believe IN no
such dusty notions, to suggest TO them, that
if they would offer the same price for wheat
that the Chicago miliers pay, perhaps they
could get enough to keep them busy. II
they are unable 10 DO so and must surYsn-
der to Ccicago competitions, it is misfor-
tune which We may sincerely regret, but We
are welded entirely to much to the democra-
tic notion of free trade to be able to under
stand the reasonableneSs of asking the peo-
pie of Ottawa to pay tax of from 80 cents
to 81 on every Dbl. of -four they use simply
to enrich our ,llers.
p. S-We learn that our millers have put
down their -four to the same figures at
which Chicago -four is sold.
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Religious NzfICe.

Rev. r. T. MORGAN gives notice, that having returned
from his recent tour in Iowa he will preach again Al.
the usual hours next Sabbath, at Mechanics Hall.
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MARRIED In Nanlius, La Sale County. Jan 9Th BIZ
Rev. VI H. Plumb Mr. SII.s THAYER and Mrs SARAH T.
LsnHEY both of Nanlius.
DIED-In Freedom Ia Sale County. Ill. on the 25th
Dec mber ISIS Isaac MILLER, formerly of Cs. berland
County. Pa.-aged seventy seven years.
At Joliet, on Thursday evening, 18Th inst, WILLIE
child Of " IN. and A. J.. Erwin.
At o'clock Friday morning, l4h inst WILLIAM IiCE-
LING, infant son .. e. {. Prescott.
The funeral vi. take place from the residence OF the
parents, at II 0 clock 4. NJ. to day.
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New ARRANGEMENT.

"ILBURN F. WALKER has removed to the corner
w room OF Walker IIickling's brick building,
good and full stocks OF GererM Merchandise. Having
formed partnership with +. II. Raymoed their facili
ties buying and selling will be equal any in
the city.
Their stock consists of Fresh Family Groceries Dry
Cords Roots and Shoes, Crockery. Glass Nails,
Produce bought and sold, exchanged the best of
terms.
Old friends and new give a call. and shall be
pleased both in quality and price. W. WALKER,
noy6-1y r, III. RAYMOND.
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INSURANCE, LAND AID COLLECTION aGEhCY CT
TRUE a. HTATfGEsTEtS,

ut tie Bdnk Of Ottdsra. OttG1r1, III.
COLLECTIONS made in our vicinity at usual rates.
Lands purchased and sold at moderate commissions
Titles Investigated and abstracts furnished.
Decds and other Instruments made and ackaov-
lodged.
Policies issued in the following insurance companies:
La Seize County Mutual Fire Insurance Co.;
Illinois .K,tgdL do do
Stephenson County UUtuGi do do
National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society
WM VI. TRUE.
Juue a-y ISAAC V. WATERMAN.
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NEW U7Es

FTNHE Exchange Mill OF Haskell Sample is now ready
Il to do CUSTOM WORK with despatch and satisfac-
ton. Superior Flou- for sale at al times.
my16 HASKELL SAMPLE
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TRr THEN--Never Known TO Fail Used by everybo-
dy. Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills. So good that fifty
boxes perform fifty cures-one box sells twenty-neigh-
Dor recommends them TO neighbor-stranger stran-
ger. Made from Gums. Balsams and Extracts their eff
feet the human system is mild searching
cis Put up in large family boxes. Every pill coated
with sugar IS per box. Sold by dealers every
where See advertisement on Sd page. aug.
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DIR. DCPONCOSGoLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS, FOR
FEMALES are infallibe for removing stoppages ire
uiariIies OF the Menses.
These Pills nothing but have been used by the
Doctor in his practice for many both in France
and America. with unparalleled every case
and he Is urged by many thousand ladies who have
thein to make the Pills public for the aev ation of those
suffering from irregularities whatever. we'll as
preventive to those ladies whose health will permit
increase of family.
Pregnant females, those supposing themselves SO,
are cautioned against using these Pills, while in that
condition, as the proprietor assumes responsibility
after the above sdmontion, although their mIdness
would prevent any injury to health; otherwise these
Pills are recommended. Directions accompanying each
box. Price 81
Sold at wholesale by G. +. THOMPSON
General County 4Tent, Ottf,cG, m.
10 Whotn all orders must be addressed He will furnish
dealers and druggists with circulars and show cards and
the Pills at proprietors prices.
n. B-Lades by enclosing Al to him at tho Ottawa y
u can have DIR. Duponco's Golden Pills by
man tconhdentaily) to part of the city
See that the signature ~ Duponco. upon each box
you VII then obtain medicine that may he relied upon
sold at Wholesale by PENTON ROBINSON,
q S..ftt nr.yo.- IN.
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Drugs and Medicines.

AZ stock is now complete All OF my Drugs, Mcdi'
VI cines- and Chemicals can be depended upon a.
pure and fresh. they mostly bought Of the Old
ana sHtStdHtiiE House OF - n. WAEp Class Co
whose Judgment and integrity have stood ned
for more than pc years. Tocql F. \. GRitfGS.
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OTTAW A WHOLESALE MARKET.
OTTAWA, Jan. IA, 1859.
Flour-Snperfne, 800; spring wheat, 5000
Corn-EaI soc shelled 47c
Hheat-Winter, sl.0o; spring, 6oca70c.
Odts-5Sc.
Ba11ey-5oc.
Potatoes-6O cts. p. bush
Eggs-l5c.
BHtter-l4c.
Clickens-lOc.
Hdes-Green, &c; dry flint, l2c.
Ieas-Young Hyson. S.a65c; Hyson Skyn, Csc
Ccfee-Mocha 2cc; Rio, llal2ic; St. Domingo
lie.
Sugars Fommon, salOc; Beecher's yellow cof-
fee, JoIc; crushed, l2c; pulverized, lee.
Bacon-Shoulders, lOc per h.; ham l2ic
>oGP-Eommon bar, 5a6c per box; erasive, Sa9c
per box.
Candtes-Tallow, l2c; star 2Oa22c; adaman-
tine, 3Oa4Oc.
Starrh-Ortawa, 6tc; corn starch, &C.
.Sdlt-Common, per Dbl, sl..5; dairy, in sacks,
l2ic.
H"oaen Hdrs-Tubs, s150as 900 per dozen;
pals, Sl.15a3.00 per dozen.
B5oon.s-sl /. 2-a4 Z. IS per dozen.
Pants an" o,IS-Earnish s.. 50aS 3 90 per gal.
ods-Raw, ST. per gal; boiled, sloo.
PHEy-5a6c.
HAtfe Lead-ssaslo per 100 lbs.
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Toshc Enrn,;uc Pui,,;

To the Farming Public!
"AVlNG leased my Warehouse to Messrs. Phelps A
Al Raymond, take this method of returning my
thanks for the liberal patronage received and will say
the business vii! still be carried in tbs way by
the new firm. lnoy2i ALEX. W. MAGlLL
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TIC Hu OF dIII TOT IOt'V " as -'''f'O IIINtIee'
.' 1857 " 30 9il g
1853 d" 46.392 "
OF the 1885 observations, only 1Gi were
clear, mo ciouds.) There were but | 0 days
entirely clear, and there were no clear days
during the months OF April, May, June, Ju-
ly,and December.
T. eebScrvations were usually made OF the
hours OF A. NJ. and z and p n
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Niagara No. l.

As many inquiries are made why there
has yet been no public exhibition of the new
fire engine that arrived few weeks ago, we
are enabled TO state that the company is
awaiting the arrival Of some 900 feet Of
hose, which are expected daily, when they
will take pleasure in exhibiting in all its
perfection, their beautiful machine.
In this connection, the people Of Ottawa
should not forget how much they owe this
company for procuring this splendid engine.
year ago, the city council, in Fl, Of pub
lie spirit and iberality, made an appropra-
ton of some 800 to procure fire engine
and apparatus. On the strength of that APP
preparation this company was formed. The
council shortly after, however, took fight
at the step they had taken, and backed out.
Nothing daunted, however, the compa Y
went on, and contracted for an engine Oh
their own rsspo inability. BY heavy assess
ments on its own members and the l;bera!i-
ty of few public spirited citizens, they
have raised funds enough to make the frs;
payment Of three (sane 800 each) for the
present engine; bat it Will be no mo-s than
common justice that our city courcj, or CT
teens generally, should assist them in rails
ing the means hereafter TO make the remain
ing two payments.
An opportunity to assist in this way will
be afforded them in few weeks by buying
tickets TO the " Promenade" which the com
pany propose to give At metropolitan ls'.
| Tickets will COS: bu, two dollars, and every
! property holder in the city, vine her lie pro
/ poses to attend the entertainment Or not,
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BANK OF OTTAWA.
TRUE 4 WATERMAN.

TRUE WATERMAN.
Open from O'Clock 4. u TO Al O'Clock =. -
EXCHANGE on Chicago and Eastern Cities bought
and sold.
Interest allowed on time dcposi.es.
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
Collections made in all parts of the State and promptly
remtted he day Of payment. current rates Of
change. mar2l J. v WATERMAN, Cashier.
SAVINGS BANK,
In Giorer's addition to Ottd,cG.
q 90 FOR Lot. Terms IS cash. and IS the
~ II # first day Of every succeeding month until
ali paid, without interest. iu!26 True i WATERMAN.
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GEO. s. FISHER.

BILL, NOTE, & COLLECTION BROKER.
COMMISSION AND EXCHANGE
ton'nissioner Of Deeds for tie State Of Ne,c York
0kee in the corner rooms I'd story, Nattingers block
Ottawa June 49, 1851