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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-01
Ts7HE seven years Of uuriyaied success, attending Il
-'SGs:EopO!i:an Ara i-~ocintEon.,-

Fs!E seven years Of arrival success attending the
L ..E.s;AopoIi:an ARD Associations,
quarter OF the country.
Under auspices OF this popul Institution over
ciate-by heauti:u! works of their walls, and
choice iteratur Oh cir tables, the great benefits de-
riTe4 rom becoming subscriber
Subscriptions are now being received in a ratio I'M
IaFaiitled with that Of any previous year.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
any person become a ra-Tub.r uiscrib m I.
Nr,e 0oHI1S, for which sum they vii receive
lst-The large and superb steel engraving. 2oxss
cRUITs," 49, - = '--'--'' Ms AZ
magazine, :. YHe Cas.Hopo'ittn 1T .I1ur7tiEr
SI.-F0ur admission. daring the season, TO - The
GGi'-rY II Pd.,tiHy.. :, Bry,5Iar0v Y J."
In addition to tie above b ne St. there viii be given
TO subscribers, a. Sra.u'tpls premiums, over
Fiye Np5.dr,1 E. out.j'1 UocEs n art.
Comp sinE valuable Paintings, marbles, parars,
ne y i'r'..i- a i'H'y !ati.Iat b-Hst-.
iat SifEAt f1"IA'iNG- which every Subscriber u
receive, entitled. "FAIL~rAFF N.-rsl>G his EFcErrr."
! one Of The mos, beautiful and popular eii-ras,u
ever issued ia 'h- country Il ! done sty-I. rge
line an" >t4t'- and j. printed heavy plate paper,
81 by 3 llcL'- making most Chui mem, -ita
bic FOR the wall. Of eter the library. paTor Office.
Its subject s the c,lrbreI scene Of S- John Fag,taI
receiving ia Ju'tic- shadows Office 'le Recruits which
could no; be furnished by the -ra4s :or less than Eve
Tie i-t J.ryrgy IS too well known 20 the who'll conn
try 70 need commentator. Il D. uaZiiareuIly Illus
tratet magazine Of At containing tys stories Po-
ems, Gossip, &C. by the very best writer ia America.
The Engraving lent any part 81 he country ~
mail, win safety t.-ns packed cylinder, Fp-tas-
prepaid.
sb--rg -us VII be received until M ssveairs ,r
&lsi 81 January, l,i Al which time the book ~! close
and the premiums he given 10 s4b--rlb
so person is T,..rl-,c. 70 single subscription
Ih"'r r,H4i'i-: . are e.iie! 10 Eve Ay b" b-Tshps
and 20 one extra EaETavIrS : ior ti-r trouble.
a4o=c. It'oD, .loi- California, ue tsnyaas, and all
Foreign C"lutrie>, must b. 80" instead Q; ia or
der to dcfFaY extra pest .=., e..
For further Iart.elIrs send i"r copy % the ele-
Cauty Illustrated II, -.as.f, pronounced ne htGd-
mn II COZ aim t.ff4
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Gpsrial Il otices.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

EIRN VANS
Z U l. NJ Q y G w \ t. Z II s
THE Original Medicine Established in 1881. and first
Gcle of the kind ever introduced under the name o
PUINoNIC NAFERS = il his any other country
al Other Fumonic Waters counterfeits. The gen
uIne eaH be known by the maine BRYAN being stamp
ed on each WAFER.
BRTlS'S PULwcNIC WaFyRS
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness
BRr,N's PULNoSIC w,fERs
Relieve Asthma, bronchitis, Difficult Brea thing
BKYAS-s PUIMoNIc WATERS
Relieve Splitting OF Blood, Pains in the Chest.
REYAN,S PULNoSIC WATERS
Relieve Incipieut Consumption, Lung Disc ases.
BRYAN's PUIMoNIc WATERS
Relieve Irritation Of he Uyua and Tonsis.
BRYAN'S PULMoSIC WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
BEYAS's PUIMoSIC WATERS
Are a Blessing to all Classes and Constitutions.
BRYAS's PrLMoxIc WATERS
Are adapted FOR NCCaliSts and Public Speakers.
BRyAx's PuIMoxIc WAfERs
Are in a simple form and pleasant TO the taste
BgYAN's PrIMoxIc W,FrEs
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting cures.
BRY,N's FCLNOyfC WATERS
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should BE- without box OF
ERYAS'S PUIMoSIC WATERS
in the house.
No traveller should be without a supply of
BRYAN's rULMoSIC WATERS
in his pocket.
Noperson will object give for
BRYAS'S PUI.HoNIC WAFEI.s
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. Y.
Sold by f. Y. GRIGGS, Ottawa, and all good Drug
8ists. EoyI1-Gm
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During our'vsit to Lowell we were shown through
the Laboratory of our celebrated cOuntryman DIR. j.
C. AVER. Scarcely could have believed is seen
there without proof beyond dsputng.
They consume a barrel of solid Pills, about 30 900
doses, and barrels Of Cherry Pectora l20 600 doses
per diem. To wha, inconceiyable amount of human
suffering does this point 10000 doses day :! Fifty
million Of doses per ycar!!i What acres and thou
sands of Of sick beds does this spread before the
iuIa giEattun And what sympathies and woe! True,
not all Of this i taken by the very sick, but alas much
Of it ia. This Cherry Drop and this Sugared PHI are
lie the companion OF pain and anguish and sinking
row-the inheritance our mother Eve bequesihe to the
whole family OF Here the infant darling has
been touched early by the blight that withers half
Its little lungs affected and only watch
ing and waiting shall tell which way its breath shall
turn. This red drop on its table is the ta!isman on
which its life shall hang. There the blossom Of the
world just bursting into womauhood, is stricken also.
Affections most assduous skills she is still
fading away. The messenger comes nearer and
every week. This little medicment shall go
there their last perhaps their only hope The strong
man has planted III hs yitas this same disease. This
red drop by his side il helping him wrestie with the in
exorabe enemy; the wife of his bosom and the che
rubs Of his heart waiting in sick and fear
lest the rod which they lean in this world be broken
Doctor, Spare no skill, nor cost, nor toll, to Civ
the perishing sick the best that human give
Gdiys>to8, T,rr&, NstCN.
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10 ConSumUiISes.

The Advertiser, having BEEN restored to health in a
lew weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffer
ed several years with lung Affection and that
dread disease, Consunpon-is anxou. TO make known
to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To al WHO desire it. he viii send copy Of the pre-
scrptien used free of CHARGE, with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find a
Sure CURE for CoNSUNPrIOS ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c
The only object of advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrption is To benefit the afflicted aud spread in orma
ton which he coEceives to he Invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy will them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oceo-Iy WiIamsburgh Kings County, New York.
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New FURNITURE-Our friend, T. c. GLIB
son has been blocking up the sidewalk in
front of his establishment on La Sale St
for the past few days with an enormous
new stock Of furniture just received from
the east The lot embraces mahogany
and rosewood tables, stands, sofas bod
steads, chairs, and a host of other articles
too numerous to mention,-all after the
very latest styles, and varying in grades
from the finest and most costly parlor and
chamber furniture to the every day article
Mr. G.. deals always in the best, and is
as liberal and honorable man to do busi,
hess with as you'll fnd-in the United
States Of America
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DEATH or G. W. GEow-We were quite
shocked, on seeing a funeral procession
pass on Sunday, to be informed that it was
that of q. W. GROW, of Aurora, whom but
a week before we had seen in apparent
robust health. Mr.. CT was until or S
months ago, a resident of this city, where
he had fitted himself for the bar. He then
removed TO aurora, where he had obtained
a good professional footing, when he was
suddenly cut Off His disease, we learn.
was malignant erysipelas, making its first
appearance but day or two before his
death, in the form of a small pimplo or
tumor on the side of the nose. Mr. G. was
a young man of decided ability, and Of
great energy of character. As his parents
and numerous relatives reside at Ottawa,
his body was brought here for interment.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Nov. -. 1860.
There is little change To note in the market. The
demand for Flour is small. and sales only be
effected at inside figures; the ruling prices to-day
were 81, 15a4 90 for double extra spring, and S3a
= - for supeiiine do.
Wheat was steady, but not active at SAC for No.
, spring, SIC for No. do, and S1aSSc for north
western club.
Corn-Sales ofncw mixed at SOC: No. and 9, in
lots, at :};c.
Oats-Sales, on track, ut lSal9c,
Rye-Sales at 45c store.
Darlcy-Sale. inferior at 35c.
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Instantaneous.

THE AMALGAMiTIoN OF LASGUAGEs.-There is a grow
Ing tendency in this age appropriate the most
pressive words of other languages, and after while to
incorporate them into thus the word Cepha-
lie, which is from the Greek, sigufyng for the head,
is now becoming popuarized in connection with Mr.
Spaliings great Headache remedy, but it will soon be
used in more general way, and the word Ccpaiic VIII
become Electrotype and many Others
whose distinction foreign words has been worn away
by common usage until they seem native and to The
manor born"
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BRIDGEr-Missus wants you to send her n box o! Ce-
phalic Glue, no, bottle of Prepared Pills,-but I'm
thinking that's ECt just it naither but perhaps yen be
afther moving what it Is. Ye she's nigh dead and
gone with the Sick Headache and Of
that same relaived her before.
Druggtst.-fou must mean Spaldng's Cephac Pills.
Eridgt.-Och! sure now and you've sed il, here's,
the quaTther and civ The Pills and don't be all day
about either.
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of Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Whooping Cough ,
Hoarseness. Bronchitis Consumption, Sore Throat
Dipthera Neuralgia, and Pain in the Breast. 1t
cough with bad cold in night. Use il for child
rem when they sick II cures their cold, makes
them breathe easy and quietly, and restores them
TO health without the sickening effect Of Anthony
Ipecac.
Sold by Druggists, in bottles at Pc &c., and 81, and
IN Ottawa by Z. Y. GRIGGS.
Western Depot 240 South Clark ST. Chicago Orders
promptly attended to. Address,
dec1-1y LJIVES.
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CANAL NAVIGATION has suddenly come to
a stand still, several weeks earlier than
usual The freeze up" week ago was
supposed to be bat temporary, and preIe
ratons were made to re open the ditch by
ice breakers but the continued cold We a
ther has, we presume, led by this time to
the abandonment of the project. We
learn that a large number Of boats We're
caught out blythe sudden appearance Of
winter
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4 Real Blessing.

TIysjcjaH-WeIl, Mrs, } Z es how IS that headache
-fTS- J0H.s.-Goue' Doctor, all gone the pr! yo1
sent cured ne iu Just twenty inmates, aud wish yOa
would send more = that have them handy.
Ihgs1rtfH-Nug can ct them az aay Drug sIs's.-
Cal! Tor C-Thais Pills, ma! they fail, aud
commend them Ia all cases o.! Headache
Hcs- JpHes--I -haN send for a box directly, n
shan tell all ny suffering friends, for ;hey red
tlesstHy.
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TwENTT NlLusSs % DllL,Es S,vED.-Mr. Spaldiag
ht, sold lI.tuu- o. Uulr- OF his celebrated Pre-
pared & u- and estimated tat each bottle
least dollars WORTH ,i broken furniture, thus
ah4u- aggregate o: twenty millions Of dollars
claimed total loss Ey Ills valuable Invention
Having made LI- Gi.e hgu-tl.rl! word he nov pro-
poses TO DO tie NoTi st greater service BY curing all
The aching beads With hs tsTHac P!s and Il they are
good hl- G.ue, HraGaCiies vail soon walsh
lie Snow ~ july.
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O.RE EZC-Ti SsNT, and n. mental and anxiety
incident close attention TO bIsiuess study,
anon. the uGm.~. gl---- Of >cTvS4. H-adache.-
Tie Lis9E4ervG Stale OF - aid body incident 70 This
distressing rouniHaI.. fatal blow all energy and
ambition Sufferers b. t> l.or!tr always obtain
speedy relief these distressing attacks oy using
tI- C-phaIis p.4.s Whenever tie symptoms ap-
T-r l. gg.-t- tie 0,.-..ssrI brain AMI ,0Jihes the
strained and -aTrs E.ry- and r,l4Nes the tension Of
the stomach Which always accompanies AM Asgrag
lis cisorLcEeI coalition y: tit brain
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OK THE MOvE.-Quite phenomena pre-
scented itself to our vision the other morn
ing We had been in the habit Of :. tak.ng
bearings in 4 north west direction 10y the
Aqueduct Mil but on looking in that d.
rection our guide marks appeared to lie
strangely awry. SO singular phenome
non demanded investigation. and during
the day we made the remarkable discovery
that the Aqueduct Mill had left its solid
foundations and was slowly moving west
ward This heightened our astonishment
until We further learned that the structure
had been purchased by Mr. Hossack. As
to man of his energy of character moth
ing IS impossible, we were proof against
further amaZcmcut, if even we had been
told he was bringing the mill down town
with balloons 1t Is really true, that Mr.
Hossack is now engaged in the hcrculean
task Of removing the Aqueduct NH, from
its locality near the Aqucduct, to the sub
stantial foundation he has had erected at
the side cut bridge on Main IT. How that
large structure is to be lifted bodily across
the canal IS still matter Of ctIrious specl-
lation.
/ RURAL NEW YoRkEE-See the advertise
ment Of this popular agricultural journal
( in another column. Mr. \ Pearson. at
the post office, is now making M a club
so that those desiring the Rural for the
coming year can now get it through him
at the lowest club rates.
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Mr. OsMAy:-I wish, through your pa
per. to acknowledge the receipt Of 500
amount of the collection taken at a union
meeting of the FIRST Congregational, Me
thodist Baptist and plymouth Churches,
of this city, on Thanksgiving day, for tn
relief of the starving III Kansas.
GEORGE BRIsToI,
Treas Kansas ReLief Fmtd.
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The members OF the Ottawa chronological and Ply
slo"gca Society are requested to meet Stones Hall,
Monday evening, Dee 3, 1860 at o'clock for the
transaction of business connected it'll the
Society. ldecll II. BELK, President.
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GREAT DIscovEET Among be most inportal. o. all
the great med discoveries d tins may be Cous
deTrd tie system Of vaccination for protection from
Small Pux the Ccphac PHI Tor relief % lie dache and
tie % egune for the prevention Of F-veTs either
Of which Is specific, whose benefits will he eNpt
rcnred h. suffering humanity long a.ter their discover
ers are forgotten.
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~ DIP you ever have the Sick Headacii=s Do you
remember the throbbiug temples, the fsyered brow, the
Loaf hing and disgust the sight OF food How totally
ur III YOU were for pleasure. conversation study
One Of Cephac Pills would have relieved you from
all the suffering which you then experienced. For this
and other purposes You should always la box of
them Oh hand to occasion requires.
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THANKsGvING.-We We're sorry to see so
little attention paid by our business men
to the recommendation of the Governor to
/ close their usual places of business &c.
With the exception Of the banks, there was
very little closing up of business places in
Ottawa on Thursday. But two churches,
we believe were open-the Episcopal and
Baptist-the attendance at the latter being
a union of the Baptist, Methodist and Con
gregational churches. At the Episcopal
church, after the sermon, collection was
taken up for the superanuated clergy IN
the diocese; at the Baptist church hand
some collection, Gas Will be seen by the
note OF Mr.. Bristol below was taken up
for the relief of the sufferers III Kansas.
The time honored custom of eating a turkey
dinner was the only thanksgiving fashion
that appears to have been rigidly observed
in this city on Yankee sunday
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Dr.. WESCoTT AGAIY-Those wishing to
see Dr. Wescott the Analytical Physician,
Will remember his visit at the Geigcr House
Thursday AID Friday, till noon, De. 18th
and llth. He has visited Ottawa every
few weeks for two years past This speaks
. well for him and his practice.
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Hi lad n 'orrible eadache this hafternoon, hand
stepped into the hap Ohecares hand says hi TO she
man, - Can you hease me or 'eadache ~ " Does ii
hacle ard" says e. =" HeNcee dinghy, hi, hand
upon that e gave me Cephac Pill, hand 'pon me
onor it cured quick that 'ardy realized lad
lad a. 'eadachc.
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Ottatua free Graber
LOCAL. MATTERS
Kansas Relief.

The collections for the relief OF the Nan
sas sufferers, in this city, we are informed
have amounted thus far to about sou, IN
cash, with several hundred bushels OF corn,
and some wheat and beans that have been
brought in bv farmers, and various bundles
of cloth. calicoes. &c, contributed by mer-
chants
We also learn that meetings have been
held in a number of towns in this County,
at which those towns took separate actions
and in some of them have raised consi der
able sums, ranging from so to 5000 to
each town.
BY latest advices from Leavenworth, St
Joseph &c, We notice that large quaint
ties Ofprovisions have commenced arriving
but not by any means greater than i:
needed to supply the immediate demand
From the movements gong on i'll the
eastern States, however, there is a conf
dence felt that enough will be received tc
dissipate all danger of starvation in Kan
sas during the winter.
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SEW EN- WEARS.

MARRIED-In this city, on Thanks giving Day, Ly the
Rev. T. y. Benedict Mr.. WILLIAM H. NEII. and Hiss
hARGEEET COAFLEY, both OF Peru.
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FAIR AND HONORABLE
Teal,s SelfEmptving Bucket.

III - 1S'A -A1iliPeJ Ing SoSNSe'
EJREstNlNG that every body has during the paid
4 dry season been digging wells and sinking old
ones, aud that old devices for drawing now
since the election, fast going OF date, we the
dersigned, sill simply to the people of La Sale and
adjoining counties, that Hjk Just thing
to meet the wants OF altman, woman, child. Il is
a device for raising water-simpIe, durable, and
easy of operation 1t easily he adjusted wells of
any depth, and is warranted to raise and empty with
/ ordinary turning,
FOUR BUCKETS OF WATER PER MINUTE,
From wells twenty feet deep and will work in that pro-
portion to the depth of one hundred and fifty ieet
This is nc fumtug Of patent, but commends itself
10 the good of the public. child of years
can operate with IL never freezes and entirely
avoids the poisonous effects and bad taste and smell
given to water by pumps connected with wells by lead
other tubing The bucke enptieS itself without the aid
of IL hand 1t the cheapest machine now IN use
For proof please call at the NANUFACTORf, corner
Columbus and Marquette streets, Ottawa H. where
be in operation Woosey's corner, IN the
well, the Main Canal and near the Railroad
Depot.
The old oaken bucket, the iron bound bucket,
I 7. e moss covered bucket that hangs IT. the we'll
Call and it. WOOISEY WAIT.
n b Will be ready for sale about the 18th of No
Vember. nOvl0
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nr. .yO.sN VaCfrE.EE.

~FrEpINARY SURGEON whose success in the
treatment of the different diseases 10 Hhch horses
mud cattle are liable has been 70. Ire iast my ydFs
satisfactorily established. Dr. Ii ig mi one OF those
itu.rant banks that nfcst almost every part
The country but - permanently located 81 ota"a IL
ii,oS and is responsible FOR all lac does. pr H. Is al
- "a IL. found NJ the Cgutra. :, prepared 10
furnish medicines and to peror" any operations. ae'
cording 10 the necessity o. the c;se- "eSeN
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FACy WORTH EN1wISs.-SpslinE'. Ce2halc Pl are
certain cure 'or sc. Hrutache, Bilious Headache,
Nervous Headache Co4tiTeuess and General Debility.
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Warranted superior TO any Pill
EXCHANGE Islssi
THE CITY BANK.

Organized IN $50 4ldeS tie GehsrdE BankiHg Lac Of
Illinois.
e A N ES. 4 ELEM s. CO..
BANKERS.
EXCHANGE on
NEW YORK.
BOSTON.
PHILADELPHIA.
81. LOUIS.
CHICAGO.
And all the principal cities Of the United States bought
and sold.
Also will draw in sui; purchasers England,
Scotland Ireland and all important points il cOnnea-
tai Europe.
Collections made in AL parts Of the State, and tied
for day Of payment ut rate Of exchange.
Interest allowed on deposits
Banking hours from S = Az to iis
EDWIN {. ALLEN. 'lrNi'r. II. r. EaMES, Prcs't.
O. H. BULLEN, 1s't Csf,F. EDW. EANES, !. FTsst.
0tta va. August l., l-aJ
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s-ECPE.

Il STILL CSwARD.-After a thorough trial by innu
merable living witnesses HERR, k Sugar Coated Pill.
have proved TO be the medicine of the This
dy continues steadily 10 advance il the estimation
the world the best family medicine introdgc ed
In all bilious arrangements they never fail. and
universal cathartc- excel all others Price 25
See advertisement third page
ocl3-ly W. W. CAPEON, IFdgeifHq Agent.
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IEIE. FIRE. AND MARINE
I'M E5E2 q II =
EFFECTED on
River and Canal Navigation. Life. Build
ings. Furniture, Sc.
IN SOME OF THE


ings. Furniture, Sc.
N SOME OF THE
Kost Trustworthy rei.dj{s Insurance Coslpdnies
ia ne United states,
Such the
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD,
Cash Capital, 100000 surp!Is, :i--ra-5.
QUAKER CITY INSURANCE co, PHILADELPHIA,
Cash Capital, 100000; surpas 40.
SECURITY FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO, y. YORK,
Cash Capital, SJUJGiJ; Surplus, si'tti.
\. ENGLAND FIRE 4 NARINE ms. Co. HARTFORD,
Cash capital, 100000, surplus, F-S,"Jv.
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO, KEW YORK,
Cash Capital. ~" 400 surplus, 4ii,,12.
Tire .t5art, of the 'r.6hs dtridcI q tie fHsured
The insured participate in the profits, without incur
ring any liability whatever. ThreeioGytus OF the net
profits Of the business divided annually holders
Of policies, The following dividends have been paid:
lt dividend policy holders July, le7 81. per
"a do do DO do is, ~ do
Sd do do do do - 80 10
9Th do do do viii occUr Is o.
This system of Insurance among Pre- Insurance Com
panies Is Inal rapid way and wIl ia th- course OF
time sunerc,,e the old systen. Il i lie cheapest and
safest beyond doubt. Property -Hallt inyrst'
gate this system insurance if they Nn TO save me-
ney.
Commissioner Of Derdy jir Stitf 4 -Ns7o York.
wv FAY, in Erctdaye EiHF, 0tid'ct.
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First Class Insurance agency

Home insurance Company. New York,
Capital ; ,"OO,GoD; Surplus 100000
Charter OAK Insurance Co.. Hartford,
Capital $500 800; Sur rs $1,000.
NIeI chants Insurance TO-. Hartford,
Capital $2UO,o"0.
Park Fire Insurance CO.. New York,
Capital, S2UUCu1.
EDWARD EAMES. agent,
junSO At the CITY B.,rsk,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-01
40 DETIi TON FROM NY PRICES

NV Stock Is too large gdmit Of enumeratng prices
fully The Pri IS UW be Focad EYadhy Lo,c on III!
III the past hope to receive it iii the future by
FAIR AND HONORABLE DEALING.
Remember TIE llfce t,co doo,s East of Einles Alien
Il CAS- Etsk, North . court House.
Oct g, 1861 I. l.. FiSKE.