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CHAPTER ".

The Dictator of Mexico was seated in
the private drawng-room of his palace
surrounded by his Ministers of State and
War, and few select friends. His brow
wore cloud, for he had but few mo-
ments before given audience to the Amer
lean Minister, and the latter had departed
in anger
What means this American 90 he
haughtily demanded, after a deep silence
had for some time rcgncd in the ROOM
=" Does he dare plead for pirates and out
law, Has he the audacity to demand of
me clcmency toward the advcnturcrs from
his country who choose to invade the Eln-
pire? If the prisoners he pleads for are
Americans, let their countrymcn come and
ect them He threatened me with war
Mexico fears no war Her armies are
numerous and brave, and the hearts of her
children are patriotici They were taken
in arms with the Texans. How can the
President of America have the face to So
licit favor of me, when he has laid his
right hand upon one of our provinces, and
covcts to annex it to his oycrgrown and
ambitious republic No | will not listen
to this minister. If he would reach my
ears let him do it by cannon, if he will. =
Thus speaking the Dictator rose from
his scat and wall ked the room at a Quick
Inning paec. under angry excitement
But his lamcncss soon caused him to re-
sumc his seat rs he did 50 the British
Minister was announced
:. Well Senior de Ia Inrlaterra. said
the Dictator with +, smile. !" sunnose Won
h,vo w,;ta1 nnor M. ia lc.,r, ,n,. ro,,l,- -
yonr note of this mornipg / eomnIr
rbeerti,Iv witb your dnm,nd Tho ordnr
far rho rSlca.sS Gt' tbc five En,Ii.bman tal
cn with tho T,y,ps !. already .;,ao5 |
trust that the nac;te relation: now ex;.t.
in., between Great Britain and hi. Re-.
,2I,I,e will rcn,in lan., nn;utcrr,,,tci
. II !. her mair.ty.s da.ire IN preserve
tbem iayiol1e an her n,rt scpar re-
.aooda5 the Erit;.b Minister. .#,,d I
.b,ll No, f,1 10 ra,ra..,t n M. o,vcrn.
mont zyanr ,ynre.s;ons If frisnl.b;n
santa Anna now rioc,1 tbo or1rr for
the release Of tb,,. prisoner. for whom the
En,);.b Minister hal interested himself
in,a hi. hand. and shortly ,flrr tbe Brit.
;sb envoy took hi. leave
III i were only ia rousa tn, inli..n,.
zion of tbc \mrrir,n covrrnmont woul1
h,y..zsi1rn mi. or,lcr" said tbe Dictator
tnr,;,o, tn HI. Minister of State a. tbe
En,,l;.Ln.r lor, ,h4;r nro.cn,o ue
nrnl,,l,I, h,.};eyo. th,t / h,v, com,liel
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over the tad the ctfritatr rats
In motley coats ard without any hat.,
Ate tnoius ant marching ani marching and boaing
Taking. dt lighted Il wreck and ut rum.
uh, -as ever there suoh u mrdnder2
toaNe' and cafsr, shlvcu and slender
Each II th"m sweat, t. hcil the cats
Know yc the name of tho Candidate Rat,
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how imminent his danger had been, you
should have witnessed :"
+" 1t is pity she caught sight of the
Tennescan's rifle. That man had a broth
cr shot by his cruel and blood loving
Mexicans order, and was entitled to his
revenge. Let me recommend you to
caution your child not to intcrpose her
person second time between the heart OF
this man and a rifle ball. Even it might
not again serve as a protection. The
Tennesean is vindictiyc. lie will follow
his victim like slcuth- hound though he
may fail to accomplish his object. \ RI
file bali can pass through two hearts as
well as one.
Thus speaking, the Kentucky gentle
man arose and left the lady. \ few mo
mcnts afterwards she approached, and
spoke 10 her daughter, and the stranger,
relinquishing her, escorted them politely
to the saloon, and then returned to pursue
alone his star-lit walk upon the deck.
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By bed. where the i ,in: pant far lifc,
Ilaw mug thcy .t,al til a Iaue and huite
While tho vampire Ia :. at tho lnttertn: heart
Haw they J.bbcr ltt:en nl tn'Isite A. art
soothing pain When t.. -aNacc ant tr"ns
By naming # snmcih,us Lain ami long
\ gram al tins aai zefgFlc 1T tt,t -
kauw " the nainu ct tine Medical Hat
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o t + Y.
The Song of the Rats.
ny CHARLES 7. coSGpox.

/.
Rat' Rat. Rats,
Tn White Old House is a gray old rat,
fldgctlng ever and blind as a bnt
GfowlinS and rrumbling over his cheese,
Easy te huff aud hard to please
Managing, managing, day and night.
Everything wrong and nothing right,
Pussy, frctty, foolish and fat,
know ye the name Of the Gray Old Rat
II.
Rats rata, rats,
In certain House is an eloquent rat
Great is hls Voice. and his sense is not that
Long IT, h's speech, anl he has - way
As IT he had really something TO say;
Wor'is IN plenty come gushing out
A. rainwatct runs from a lofty spout
star. and eagle. aud stripes and all that
Know ye the uarne Of this Eloquent Rat
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TERMS or ADvFRrIStSG.--0ne square or lea
three insertions, 81, %; each subsequent inse'
tion 25 cents. One square one year, sou
liberal discount made on long advertise
ments. A sauareis 6lines Nonpariel.
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mn M NJ
o Truth and lu~ttce. AMI rummen sense
" hen Will va dti'c thls rat tftbc h'ue'
E,tt I'm ami Lcat ',m bury en- -Autry en-
" I'll, .at,fc aid .cotu aud laughter hurry en-
In hole aud corner and ctanny te hiir,
rhr funky Rat, and the Hat IT if,ir,
-,lt,hnc.., fc,iantry. Cant. aud all that,
Tilt NOBODY heat, vt a single lat
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Terms. Ten cories, 5000 ono copy when
ava Wihin six months, fl,50 at the cxpra-
won Q, thr year, 800, Nnpapcr di.contiuu-
ell until all arrearagcs are naid. Tho rsr,r,
will be strictly adheared to-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-01

Ir appears the righteous soul Of that
eminent political saint! the editor of the
U1q.can, has been stirred within him unto
holy indignation at the PROCLAMATION" to
political uses Of q certain building in this
city where some years ago the Gospel was
dispensed (with). The pious Claudius for
got, that the proclamation took place ssve-
raj years before the building was appropri-
ted to Democratic uses We remember
some four years ago, hearing within those
"hallowed walls on Sabbath day, po-
litical harangue SO vilely Incorporate and
blasphemous that We have no apprehen-
sion any Democratic orator will equal it.
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FREE ScHOoLs.-The fall term in the
public schools of this city commences
next Tuesday.
Mr.. Clark, principal Of the High school
requests all candidates for admission to
his department to inset him at the Column
bus st. School room on Monday, for exam
nation, classification, &c.
OTTAWA LITERARY AND COMMERCIAL INsTI
rrTE-This school, under the superinten-
dence Of l. STONE, Jr., has been in success.
full operation for nearly two years in this
city, and enjoys high reputation. A new
torn commences uext week, at the rooms
heretofore occupied, in the Stone Eels
block, corner of Main and Columbus SITS.
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Claudius, of the Hfgwan,, says the Demo
Gratis are growing because Old Abe won't
make a fool of himself by delivering
speeches through the country
The Democrats don't "growI' at that
After Abe's brilliant speech at the recent
Springfield meeting the Democrats can
sympathise with his committee in not let
ting him make fool of himself by an
other such an exhibition What We
"growl' at is, that the Republicans are
abusing Judge Douglas because he can
make a speech without making fool of
himself"
Miss DAVIS school commences a now
term next Tuesday in the basement room
Of Plymouth Church.
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i='- IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

Prepared Jg C0Fr,e'ins J.. Fbe6SeB,Tr, ", D., Heu
York city
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are the
result of i"rg and extensive practice. They mild
in their operation and certain in correcting all irregu
.rities Painful HcnstruatiOns, removing all ObstTUc
tiens whether from cold otherwise headache, pain
IN the side paIpiasn of the heart, whites all
affections, Mysteries, fatigue. pa in the bact and
limbs Sc disturbed steep, which arises from Interrupt
zion OF
TO MARRIED. LADIES,
DR. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable, they will bring
tn monthly peri Il with regularity. Ladies Who
have been disappointed in tle Of other Pills
place the utno. confidence in Dr. Cee.rn;is Pills do
ing =. that they represent to DO
NOTICE.
There IL condition oftis FiSnis system, in ',dic.
the INs cannot Je take, vi!hO1t ,ro,inci,g PIJ-
LLAR HENJL-. III. condition rcfrr~i IL - F'E;Et;-
NANcY-tts result, HLSc.A EEIiGE .Salc. IL nis
:'re.isftis tendency Of IL 'td$ine n r'>f"Je tie Ser-
sfGi to Tt,lAy,i cOh5t-jf' that tie
productive potc<y- Of nature cstHHct J-sA{St IT
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
in furious. Explicit directions which should he read
accompany each box. Price -. Sent hy mail on en-
closing 81 DR. CORNELIUS l.. CHEEsEMI., box 4,F%}i
s'ost Once. New York City
Sold by druggist in every town in the L. States.
Il. &. HCTCIfNGS,
:en.Jul agent far the yEfs,J <tts- 10, ChdYGe,s-
Te's YORK. TO Jr.cn .I! erholesi c,ess should be cd
drsssSd
s.!d inottawa Ly fap2-fyI d. WALKER.
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CHICAGO MARKET

Chicago, Aug 81, 1860
There was more demand tor choice brands of
spring wheat Flour, and fair business was done
at $4.40ai.65 per Dbl. for tavoritc brands. The
Wheat market opened firm and active at s..a &c
for rejected Spring and Winter, SIC for No. 2
Spring SC for No. do, 90aglc for No. = Red
Winter, and 99aS /. ol for No. Red do. There was
better feeling in Corn, and good business was
done al 35c for No. =, and ;Ga:jc for No. !. Oats
were quiet at lSa2Oc i'll store Rye and Barley un.
changed. FreIghts were firm nj l5c for wheat to
Buffalo fand 22c to Kingston, with but few dcsira-
bic ve-sles in port. The receipt, of Timothy Seed
49S3 bu, and market active Al $2a2. 10, which
i. decline
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r" the Voters o. Sale Jounty.

A. tho request Of many friends OF both pntc.l par
;ie- announce ysef a candidate stthe approach
ing election for the oe o. Clerk q n Circuit Court
o, his county. Ia making ibis direct appeal FOR
your ssN9ares, it is proper that should say th.t dis
claim Ill intention .: interfering with preeDt psltica
organizations, of attempting to Influence vster
III liz choice Of ~laIiVe, state presidential tickets
rds pcI.dsut candidate, standing 3iOof from
al political combinations Jriyiug surce,- the
favorable consideration % the people alone.
Peru July i, l>CI. HENRY :. BEEBE.
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GbieaGa Embellishments.
From ROUNDS &IANGprN'

GENERAL 4 DHER1KSING iGENt Y
155 RANDOLPH sTEIFT, Who are agents for Ills a.
well a'ior all the leading paper Of the -'or"c>;.
TO TIE LADIES'. VI. CoNINs, II. . PROVES
SoR OF OBSTETRICS, and Diseases %; F,rai,.. par
icarly ihycs al! indies who need .r6icai ur sri-
Cal h"Ni-"T' 10 call At hi, office, N ig s,rth Caf
street tE""l. No. .. Up -tgir-,j Chicago, l-rr sd
arc r. " b"S 400, iuciU-iIg cue STAMP.
Dr. CpHns having devoted rf,gtu wars t. the 'tra.
m,ht oi all diseases peculiar G'ua-= sa as .'y
1rcn greater part OF thc tune ia extensive hmm
arg pr"'t'e' has n" hcsiia1cy ia saying that h .r'.
all other PraCiit Guers IT, III. STE. sir.t'. OBJ.
treatment Of ~ fena'- COMPLAINS I,.-r, H. ,..
Practice, thoushn Of patirits, deemed strr',l
have been saFtf ron "a Upt..,'. -..-, r. r-. -.
cthts axe mathis, AID f,.i,,Ly s1, FL, e., u., -.
cate cnustru; n.
NoTItE-Ait thnse vi o.r he-l'l vi not no., 81. .
their becoming mol ;LG ~ % ,l-t j. snT- ..o,
MI aud tolls % busy lille. trt feir ,..-.
systems inyir"rat.d. under the ~.r, a. a = fl
besi physicians o. the as., viii call . lr,-. oil. Iy
It's pity the world don't know h'N 90 zee .ul.- .,l
avoid rr-pon -ihiirs when i, /, ilr easiest 'l- %,
-Hitvncc. aHi 80 trouble. ~ rcrttiI .vr aur tr. ~.
DR. c. thcy can -ct prevention tina: never hi
l. j. nnpu.> blr
ttNCEk-'iat mos, dreaded ~ ~ di.ra-es. can BE-.
cured cHtciGaiy AID prrmHu- ttli. ..au:: -.
stance.
Private Disease in al -'ar.s primary -. on l.ry
"r hereditary. seminal Neaku,s. General tf,f i', Inn
rorh'F' ana Diseases Of all the Urinary ORGANS, or
'3n1 ~ short daia,oh radical y,re 20 rarszntc, ia
AL ra>c>-
Charges moderate. Communicates ,arrri'v conf =
Dental whatever may b. the d. .;,-c -utIi.p ur
uatlon VI any me, married 0r si:.g',
MrdItincS prepared expressly o.. cas-. 3. grrs-
United states Iut up 40 to ave ii a s,rtry or .s.
I.l.-.g
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CoNrNDRyM,-Ihe editor Of the Wig
ran, perverts truth so boldly and outra-
gcou,ly, as to have become the town joke.
\ prominent republican haze Us i'll the
street the othsr day and propounded the
following conundrum:
Why is Clanciius King like sick In
dian p
We gave it up.
Because he las in the Wig,cam," was
| the answer.
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New CLOTHING STORE B ARNOLD ~ Co,
late from the east, have opened u new clio
thing store in this city, a icw doors south
OF Wolford's market Their stock is very
large and complete, embracing every grade
Of clothing, furnishing goods, hats and
caps, &c, and they do say they can under
sell any house i'll the city. We know from
personal inspection that their stock is new
and stylish, and wouldn't wonder if they
gave great bargains.
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Egtot5 Of lanes UaTtg1a, dcre9stL
TE'IlE Undersigned, having been appointed admins
o! the estate o. James lAr gan, late of the
county OF La sale and stale .! Illinois deceased, here
by gives notice thai he VIII appear before tie County
Court OF La Sale county AZ the court hSuS. in Ottawa
the November term, the tiiiId Monday in NuvGn
Der next, IL which time all persons having claims
against said estate notified and requested to attend
for the purpose of having tie adjusted Ill per
indebted said estate requested 10 make I
mediate payment to the undersigned.
sepl-6w PATRICK hAI;RlGAN, idn.F.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, La safe COHutH, SS., and Cir
cut Cart thereof, 10 AOrsaJer Term, D. $500
Ann Mcdonnell Is. Henry McDonneI-Bl for D-
T appearing from affidavit on file in the Office OF
the clerk OF the circuit court OF said county, that
the above named defendant is not resident of this
State and the complainant having filed her bill of com.
plant herein and summons having been issued thereon
according to law.
Now therefore notice is hereby given you, the said
Henry McDonueii that unless you shall personally be
and appear before said court, the first day OF the
thereof to he holden at the court house in
Ottawa the first Monday in the month Of November
next, and plead deulur, except to- or answer sad com
plainant's bill the will be taken pro cOn5ss0
against you by default, and the matters and things
therein prayed fpr decFeed accordingly.
r. NASH, Clark.
JAMES STOUT, c0mpIts solr. sepl-sw
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PEoNPT RECOVERY o.: Stolen PROPERTY
On Tuesday last, Mr.. Crane, detective, re-
ceived from Indiana describing a man
who had stolen a horse and colt and WAS
supposed to have them tied to an ox-team
IN r9ate for Pixies Peak. The team was
discovered by detective near Ottawa.
As the oxen were foot sore, the man had
campcd for few days. 10 was closely
watched and meantime the owner Of the
horses in Indiana sent for, who soon ar
rived, and TO his astonisLment found his
own brother in possession of the horses,
in connection with their supposed thief,
! The man took his horses and returned
home, not, however, Without giving his
brother some good advice, before bidding
| him an atiec;ionatc good bye.
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= Care cy,,C Ladies u sSCusI.Nc N
flNIIE .ah,criec VIII .rIh Ecec II c.lracl ~. he

: u
FlNHE subscriber viii send hcer II Charge 10 all who
Il desire it, the Recipe and directions Tor making
simple D>2fdLLe 'IIt, that viii, in from echt
days Pimrl.s, otcI-s Tan. FrecisS. Sai!ov-
ard all Impurities and rou.hEess Of IL. SKIN.
leaving the Nature Intended /: should be-
Recipe. sh fu instructions, direct IONS, and advice.
-iii please car address. twth ro.tag-,t
JAS. T. MARSHALL ysTr'icGl Ct~1tist,
ial.-jm No - ctr B;i'dirgs y. York
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0ttaha free Trabtr.
LOCAL. MATTERS.
GRAND DEDICATION
OF TIE
New Democratic Headquarters
IN THIS CITY,
On Tuesday Evening Next. sept. eth.

HENRY GREENEBAUM, ESQ, and
Cart G. L. WALKER,
of Chicago,
And other able speakers will be present.
THE DOUGLAS LEGION
Will be out in full costume. with their
torches, &c, on the occasion
Democrats, turn out, and let us have q
good time
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NOISELESS
Family Sewing Machine.

NHE undersigned, CLERGyMES of various den"mina
Il tons. having pur chased and used in families
" GROFER d. B.iKER'S CEZEBRI TED F'AMIL
SEUING MACHINES" take pleasure in recommend
ing 1t rs an instrument fully combining the essentials
OF good machine. Its beautiful simplicity, ease o
management and the strength and elasticity of it,
stitch unite to render it machine unsurpassed by any
In the market, and which feel confident VIII CIV,
salts faction to all who may pcrchase and use It,
Rev. W. =. STRICKLAND
Rev. n. NANSANT, ~ VII
Rev X. d. YARD. ''" '"
Rev. C. LARUE,
Rev. T.. p. RODGERS, d. D.,
Kew. W. Il. SpRAGUE, ID D., .iiG6Ny, ". y.
Rev. J. n. CAMPBELL. ID,
Rev. CHARLES ANDERSON
Rev. CHARLES IANLEY, -
Rev. DANIEL II. SEMpLE, AnEurn, y. 1.
Rev. \. W HOPKINS
Rev. WILLIAM HOSMER.
Rev. o. II. TIFFANY, DID,
Rev. c. J. BOWEF,
Rev. IONA. CROSS,
Rev. JOHN MORON, D., Britim0re, Nd.
Rev. ". T. ID. GLEN,
Rev. W. II. CHAPMAN,
R.v.P s. EVANS,
Rev. II. c GALnRAITH. Goean.'o,r,., Va
Rev. T. DAUGHERTY, WtynesLo,'o, Pa.
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Rev Rev w ycn 4; G p,s,k tNoctox, ID.
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Prof. JOHN FOSTER
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Prof. BENZ. STANTON,
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Of1ces Of Exhibition and sale
- BROADWAY, NkN YORK,
is LAKE STREET. CHICAGO.
IL NORTH FOURTH sTREET. ST. LOUIS.
- say suK CIRCULAR. J ". PAY.
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sFTEc Rcnesartor Of Isi. ifacc.e
THE GREAT HEALFR OF MANKIND.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills
TIE WHOLE WORLD UNITED,
SICK PEOPLE. THINK

AFTER WHICH, ACT.
You'd scarce expect at this late day,
With startling cures a book TO I'LL;
This is the cas-, the million say,
With the cures OF Herrick's Pill.
They from Fast, and North, and West,
And with glad tdincs the papers I'll,
Eccause they are tie cheapest safest, BEST
Aud superior to others is Hcrrick's Pill.
From Roots and Plants, and Flowers they're made;
They always cure-tiicy never hili;
Thousands in their graves were laid,
We're Il not for ierrick's Pill.
Zach Pill with sugar is coated DER
A rare discovery Of matcii'ess skill;
Their like never seen before.
Untii it appeared in Hcrrich's Pill.
For wear. he, worked @ / cal The sick,
Wit Joy cIatc his bosom fiiS,
For tens y thousands now -, Dice
At the magic powers OF iierriCS's Pills.
S2r-HKREICk'S MATCIILESS VEGETABLE FAM
LY PILLS have inundated the world with their popular
ity Over millions boxes used annually, Civ
ing employment to ty-Ey- men and women tc pa.
them up. Their cures are numbered by tLouSsnf-,-
their praises the tongues Of all Citizens OF ot:sEa
and elsewhere. have You u,ef them! Pat up in
English. Spanish, German and French direr;iols--
Large family boxes . cents Five boxes for 81. Sold
every where
See advertisement on 81 page
aHs2. Il II PALMER, ITdrsttng tyen.
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h00FlAND'S GERMAN PILL,

being well known throughout Europe and America needs
eommendatien here. They purely vegetable,
prepared with great exactness and No
better Cathartc Pill he found PRICE % cts per box
These medicines prepared by DIR. c. NJ. JACKSON
Co, Philadelphia. Pa, and St Louis Mo-, and sold by
druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere The sig
nature Of c. NJ JACKSON will be the outside Of each
bottle or box.
In our Ererybodys Almanac, published annually, you
will hnd testimony and commendatory notices from all
parts Of the country These Almanac given away By
Ill our agents.
For sale in Ottawa by G. J.. THOMPSON, p. WALK
Err, E. Y. GRIGGS, and ". KNEUSSL movie
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
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Fourth Annual Dividend.
FORTY FIVE Per Cent.
Continental Insurance Com p;lny

OF NEW IUEA,
TVAvE declared dividend of forty five per cent. to
4 policy holders, on the
EARNED PARTICIPATING PREMIUMS
For the year ending June 80 l,do IL being the fourth
annual division of f,rodts to policy holders.
Assets of the Company ............... $9J3.20S IS
Liabilities. ..'....... '......... llr.9z ~
Policy holders here they have full Indemnity,
with the advantage of receivI back fourtIs
the profits and that this dividend myth and
that the policy holder does not become liable in any
manner for LOSSES and the charges in all cases the
only as cha rged by other sound Companies. The
PARTICIPATING PLAN will attract as it de ,sryes the
largest and best busine
jul2I JAS. FAY A"eat.
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The Board Of Managers Of ;A!, Society is requested to
meet at my office Thursday nvX at P N, 'or the
purpose OF uaasac,ins important business.
sept }. o. HARRIS, Sec'y.
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Chicago d. Il. island Railroad.
Eat % -. ...1e:...s= :.s .:.:-.::=.

Day and NIrIt ENrI--s connect al Elreaa Junction
I train q and Peoria.
augIs :. W MORSE, igent
DIED-n this city, Aug. ilst, MANSON RHODES, the
last surviving child OF she A!%nsou and Bssey C.
King, aged ten years and nine months.
The friends of the family requested to attend the
funeral, from the residence. OF Henry c. King, Post
ST., day, at O'Clock p. ".
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Nj 10 r. r. \ + =
Life Pills & Phoenix bltterS.

FeNFSE MEDICINES have row irr: T.rYr, Tire r.l d..
B 4 for p-r,od 81 THIRTY lEsE>, aud during i,..
tE' have maintained high character o.. almost t,-ry
par; Of the Globe. for their raord mary and l-..!.
ate power Of restoring pert 81 health t. persons -f
ing under nearly every Kind Of di,c.-. Z. which me
] human frame j. liable.
tn. .nilowing among the Distressing variety
{ human diseases III which iic