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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-08

TTE the undersigned Mayors nSt ~ PhysicIRns
w the DEpEg1s'b aIs sS9od dosumeat q S1
=, sEnns 10 rs that the remedies Of D pSis Agus
4 co. OF LOWELL (Ayer9 saIsAP ,alI 'Eound to be
Cure and W aS.t sEeelIsnoe, and worthy the CON
Adenes Of the community
HON. JAMES COOK. MAYOR of 1owH1L, MASS
HON AIBIN BEARD Mayor Of NASHUA, N. 4.
HON. 3. ". HAFS Hsys7 81 fhiAsoHrsrnn, N. II.
HON. JOHN ABBOTT Mayor Of CONCORD. N. H.
ON. a. H. HOIn2 &s7St ., WORCESTER, MASS.
nOs. SAFpl srl'DEHin mayor Of SALEM, MASS,
HOY. :. ". LINCOLN s Mayo, Of BOSTON, MASS.
HON. VIZ, n. FoDH H.2.. Of pnovrDssor. R. Il
HON. AMOS ". PRENTICE MICE !, NORWICH, CONN.
HON. J. n. HARs Hs;or of ssw LONDON, CONN
HON. 0AAs' D. AOD Mayor of MONTREAL, o. Z.
HON. D. ?. TlHnAs Mayor Of NEW YORK CITY.
HON. H. NJ hiNSHN Mayor of HAMILTON, G. W.
HON. ADAM "lhN0N'M Mayor of TORONTO, c. W.
HON. R, M BISHOP Is Mayor of CINCINNATI, OHIO.
HON. l. L. 'NA"'OS Mayor of LOUISVILLE, KY.
hon. 'oH;' SLOAN Mayo, of LYONS. IOWA
HON JAMES "i aayaF e sstovnANv1r1r, Q. "
HON. JAMES W. NORTH a.,.. Of AUGUSTA, We
HON. HENRY 00ofS asyo 5s: HA11ovz1n, NE
HON JAMES 8. 9 S15st Of FREDERICTON, y.
HON WILLARD Rs ssF Of NEW BEDFORD. MASS
HON. J. BLAIsDELL,
HON. ". n ORANsroN, ,,,,,.,,... :,
HON TRED sTAHL.
GSyor Of DUBUQUE, IOWA
HON. THOMAS cRUToHY1ELD.
Mayor Of CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
HON. ROBERT D1t Is;or Of TUSCALOOSA, ALA
INO's' = " Mayor of MEMPHIS, TENN
HON. GERARD sE Mayor of NEw ORLEANS, La
HON. H. D. soRANToN,
HON. DE WITT Q. GROVE,
HON. GEORGE WILSON, !, ,,,,..,,,.o =.
Mayor of DETROIT, MICH
Mayor OF MILWAUKEE, VIE
Mayor of RACINE. VIII
Mayor of kENosHA. WIS
1 hAyor of CHICAGO. IL,
HON. MIA HRArr
Mayor of SELMA, ALI
. 'r a.yor Of MONTGOMERY, Al,
HON, ". 5. uolvDAD, 4. !,
DON nspARrrno MANUEL
; ~ Mayor OF VERA CRU
DON PrErRE Ds oAsA11o, -, ,,,,..,s ..
DON n'rr'HA'ls RoRa'og as5;.. ;. al nAv. Van
M Mayor Of LIMA, PER,
Mayor 81 VALPARAISO. oHr1
DON MARC sESss SOU! q AZ !, 49,. -,
mayor Oh kAo SAhk1Ro, BRAZIL
Certify that the resident DrugEiuto have aa,ur,
Ayers sarsaparill;
Is an excellent remedy, and worthy the eonf,den,
Of the community.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-08

OFFICE OF THE b. { o. K. R. col
WHEELING, 18th Aug, 1852
BUSINESS being fully resumed on the Baltimore
u Ohio Railroad, the Company having thorough
~ Reconstructed the bi es in the track and bridges
under Government protection, the road thoroughly
and completely guarded by Government troopa will
on and AFTER the 18th Aug, two through pASsen-
transportation of tonnage.
PAssESGER SCHEDULE.
Dsp9rt,
LEAVE WHEELING. daily, at 1910 A. NJ; Ben.
wood, 1920 A 81; Grafton, $50 P. NJ; New Creek,
800 T.. III; Cumberland, 0:3S P. NJ. Marttnsburg,
300 A. NJ; ILarpeEs Ferry, 3:l7 NJ arrive at Bal.
Resarnin0, Ta. -g
LEAVE BALTIMORE at 8 P. NJ; Martip,bur9,
1888 P. ~; Cumberland, 4 A. NJ; Grafton IL A. d.;
BsnWood, +:lS r. NJ arrive at wheeling $40 r. n
Depart
The second train will depart daily except satur.
days, At $50 7. NJ Grafton 1855 A IL; New Creek
$50 A 81 Cumberland, 9:lS A. NJ; AartinSburr,
1850 p. NJ; HarPePS Ferry l:GG p. NJ; Washing.
ton Junction $40 p NJ arrive At Baltimore AZ b{0
7. N.
Rstn~niHS,
LEAVES BALTIMORE, S:45 a n; Harp.rIE Per-
~, 1880 A. Nj Aartinsburg, 1:S5 P. NJ; Gambler
land, 6:l2 2. N oaklAnl SEA p II: Grafton IA
N. "
". T. SMITH, Master transportation.
L. n. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
JOHN KING, JR, AuditoE.
A. DIFPEY, General Supervisor Of Trains
Up. WILLARD, SUPsrTisrOE Trains
J. B. FORD, Gen1 Agent, Wheeling. f 1SSis
I
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G. w. JOHNSON g. SON,
Manufacturer of Copper, Tin a
Sheet Iron Ware.

Sheet Iron ware fe
HAVIEG AYAILED OURSELVES OF ALL III
III improved facilities, we are better prepared mo-
than fill all orders for any article work
he above line OF business. Vallies and Conductor
made to order. Steamboat work done in q substBE
tiAl and workmaniike manner. We arc payfn
particular attention to this branch Of the trade
can guarantee satisfaction in every particular. 4
Wholesale Dealers we can offer inducements tbs
cannot be found elsewhere. 0ur stock of Waren!
complete and the assortment B full at all times.
Keep stock of thslatest and approved pattert
Of Coal and Wood Stoves on hand at all times.
@. JOHNSON d SON,
'Ho.1T9 Market Square,
ty2-d&Wtf Wheeling, Vi
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Ns'' SE9'erCs' for the year 1857, s. and = az
One Half the Regular SuJserption pri..,
Thus Nelo Ss.6serib,r NAV ob.s,, ~.
the Four Reviews and BIaekTood ~ 'ePrint toi
seven Consecutive Years Tor sa1,
Hisn T. but little more than the price u Ii. Oos
As We shall never again be likely q eh6.-
ducenents as those here presented 'uSA an
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Ayers SarsaparlIla.

I AAA4SNO
For Spring Diseases,
For Purifying the Blood.
For "sFOfula or Kings E,n.
For Tnn0F'' Ulcers, and sOroG
For HruP'Ion' and Pimplsa. a.s;g
For BIo.sho', BI.in., and Boil.
E0F St. AathOnys IRE, hOSas,t or El,.ip.,s, ~
For letter epE Or Salt RAsun,
For seald Head and Rlnsrorn.
For Cancer and Cano.rop. Sores.
For Sore Eye, Dor. Ran, md Huno,..
For Female Dt,s.saa. ss
For Suppression and I tr.ral.,i.,.
For syphilis or v'p.Ps.l Diseases.
For LIVER Complaints.
Fog Disease. Of III. Heart, -
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Premium to New SubScribers.

the Nos; of the same Periodical, for 1sso IN, ).
tcTnlshed complete, sgtthous additional eSoTo.
,rS.a thS moro "phemera Magazines OF the dav.
sHS 81 the Nos for 1850, may be regarded ps.rlI
SnS,oSSs!s wishing also the Nos for 1881, vI b.
sNPP"eu Al tue following E1TRENKIT Low RlTEs:
Splendid oHers FOR Ieeo. 20,
ToEethsr, oA' q 'o9,
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Missouri Mining Company
Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1856

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1861. I
CAPITAL STOCK.................S5O 10000
LNH1s COMPANY is FORMED FOR THE PUR.
Il pose Of advancing the great mining interestsR I
purely philunthrUPie motives In initiating this en-
teTprise, We believe that the stock eau be made to
pay large dividends, and at the same time real
good accomplished and greater progress made in do
Veloptng and making known the astonishing mineral
wealth of Missouri than by the of Eve times the
amount Of capital invested in any other business
20 shall make the Office Of our Company COM
P!ete mining bureau of the mineral resources q the
STATE. We have power nnder our charter to ;ur
cnAsc and sell mineral lands wherever lJcatcd in
Missouri. Great Inducements will be offered TO cap.
ttalstH and mining adventures, who desire to pur.
ShAse and work paying mnes, by dealing with this
We respectfully solicit the attention of all who
neTe mineral lands for sale to send us statement
OF the same describing the kind minerals on their
Ards, the number Of acres the location and the low
est cash price they are willing take for said lands
MS sha work only such mines pay largely, but
open and prove most Of the lands we soil The
Tor subscription to the stock are now open az
once OF tho Company, Main street, northwest
no. Locust street. All who fel an Interest in THIS
business and have money, will do we'll TO call and
ct those wishing stock, living out of the
amount WAnteu to the President or Treasurer.
Henry 2. Bacon, Esq, Matthew ButIer. Es,
Alred Clapp, Esq, L.R HRryrooJ IS.o IT
T fO1SP Rd IatnFFoP' Esq B. NJ. Lynch, Esq,
Henry b. Bacon. T. r.
N. BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED or a P pFSyI p-O.,t
The above prospectus has up to .bi, data ho.,
published In only ono of our leading panerS for ten
Ssys No extra efforts to get stock taken have bss1
nSSs yst me public 90 well appreciate the soun6
Hd he SFpr1se, that over two hundred tbouG
AND SSars Of the stock has already been taken We
IN Tn1 state that the shares are SIS each Maid
nxery; Registered only when divideDds Srs ~ uS
cbcS Pesso2 having money to spare, cam by the mr.
msIo al VI snatSs IN the Missouri Mining Compa1y
mat y readily converted into caSh Withont ioHa
| answered. .G tae promptly
St. Louis, Mo-, March %, 1851. aSe7e&T21 3
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TERMS. Irregular Prioc,.)

esfred at par. % re-
POSTAGE.
The Postage to any part of the up;t.a s,.... "a,
be but TWENTY-FOUR CENTS a ~" ~, 49, w, VIII
" %o o. and bnt FOURTEEN CENTS year for eS.5
Al the above prices the Perioeie.I. viii \. ~
1I.'eu IlE low And ns
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
OFFICE OF THE b. s o. K. R. co, |
WHEELING, 18th Aug, 1852

| - $e.=9Ei &c 80
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Country Merchants

A BARHH ToFTL6SITT Go1-.
-AnE Ne IAtot Paris paItsFnS, inst $500
ND t1f SGie at the lowest price, - '' 'SSe''S1
NSFE2 AbKX. HEYAAN's, n? Main r+rse,
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MAYORS OF THE
Great Cities.

-IH the undersigned Mayors hereby e pSy.seIIns
w the Druggist ApothSsS55iI's os s q
Of oar Ss =, ne ,Sat the remedies Of DR. j. 81
Co Of Lowell, layer. satsaPara' 1rm5 to be-
Cure, and Cherry PeetoE have D5 Worthy the CON
65S.nS NJ the community.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-12
@ttaha frtt Graotr ,
LOCAL. MATTERSg

An OUrRAGE.-The Hon. j. D. CArox, a.
our citizens are aware, has for several year.
past been expending good deal of money
and labor in enclosing and " stocking q
beautiful park adjoining his residen ce
on the bluff north of this city. 1t was an
institution" always open to our citizens
and their friends, and in which they took
some pridessAt heavy expense, year
or two ago, Judge C. had procured herd
of elk for his park, consisting of fine
large buck and five or six does. A week
ago the buck came up missing A search
was instituted, and he was finally found
disabled by a rifle shot, one of bis legs
being broken. The intention was evident.
ly to kill the animal and steal it, but not
being dead shot the thief was unable to
hold on to his intended prize The elk
weighed on foot over 900 lbs. 1t was
dressed, and being in splendid ORDER made,
as may we'll be imagined, splendid eating
We speak advisedly on this point, having
been favored with a choice steak, for
which the Judge has our profoundest.
We are authorized by Judge C. to say
that he will pay $50 for any information
that may lead to the arrest and conviction
of the miscreant who committed this
wanton outrage.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-12

GET You DECENT HAr-Your chip,
straw, and leghorn, are out OF season and
look shabby. Your stovepipe, that shone
so respondent and immaculate last winter,
Is faded and dingy. You cannot expect
to circulate in respectable society wearing
such shocking hat. Go to Prescott
and get rev one. He has just got back
from the east where he took great pains
in selecting a mos: superior stock. He
has all that is fashionable and servicable
not only IN the way Of hats, caps, &c, but
also gentleman's furnishing goods, such as
shirts, collars, drawers, gloves, &c, &c.
the place to get all these things in per.
lection is at Prescott's, "every time"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-12

HE HIPPoTAMUs.-For the first time We
are about to have sight of real:hippopo-
tamus, the rarest and most curious animal
now existing upon this planet, and in the
opinion Of the wisest theologians and nat,
uIalists, the veritable Behe7.oM of Holy
Writ, SO beautifully and thrillingly desert
bed by job, who declares, upon earth
there is not his like This wonderful
relic of pre-Adamite creation is attached
to the large combination establishment OF
Messrs. George F. Baily Il Co, who will
give two exhibitions in this plaoo the
l4th inst, at which time the Hippopota>
mus will be in view in his enormous tank
in conjunction with Herr Dries bach S large
and interesting collection of wild beasts
and birds, forming a most complste Me-
nagerie, four large Performing Elephants,
and first class Equestrian Company
composed of the very best artists in the
profession.
We have noticed this establishment
highly spoken of by the press everywhere,
and the hipropotamus is particularly spo-
ken of, as an object of great and uniyer-
sal interest The animal with Bailey n
Co. is the same which was on exhibition
at Barnums Museum during the winter
He was taken in the river Nile, two thou
sand miles above the city of Cairo, by his
present keeper. Ali, an Egyptian, and was
sen: TO London by Mr.. Patherie, the
British Consul, when he was purchased by
G. c. Quick, Esq, and brought to this
country at an expense of sixty thousand
dollars He is the only one on this con-
tinent, al! other announcements to the
contrary, Notwithstanding and this is the
only season he can be exhibited, as he is
increasing in bulk to such a degree that it
will be shortly impossible to transport him
oyer the country.
Bailey l. Co. offer a rare combination Of
other attractions, as will be seen by their
advertisement in another column, and we
advise every one fond of amusement to be
on hand on the 18th inst Do not forget
tho date.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-12

Doors d SHOES At DANIEL LEAHY's Mr..
Leahy, who really keeps as large boot d
shoe establishment as any In the city, and
has had as much experience in the business
as probably any man in the Stale, has just
received heavy new stock for the fall
and winter trade. The stock embraces
about all that is ever called for. 10 this
market See adv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-12

CIDER MIIIs.-The apple crop Is said to
be above an average throughout the coun-
orchard will need cider mill. The place
to get such an institution is at the agri-
cultural store of Mr.. Hunsberger, near
the City Bank, Ottawa. He has four or
five different kinds, embracing about all
the good mills and presses thus far in
vented. Apples enough waste in almost
any orchard for the want of press to pay
for one.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-12

PRoNoTED.-We are pleased to learn
that our friend Geo. w. Spencer has been
promoted to the position of Captain OF
the battery in which he has hitherto been
LIST Lieut., Captain Miller having resigned
on account Of continued i'll health Capt
Spencer, who has been at home on brief
furlough, leaves for the army in day or
two He is thorough soldiers are an
accomplished gentleman, every inch of
him
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-12

WRITING ACADEMY.-ASNIE E. KELLY
will open a writing Academy in Woods
Hall in this city on Tuesday evening next,
Sept 10th. Tickets for a term of three
months, $500, to be had by calling at her
room over D. NJ. Halberts store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-12

ST. PArRiCK's AcADEMr, La SALLE-At
tention is called to the advertisement of
this school in another column. The school
has been in existence but few months.
yet has met with unexpected and CRAFTY.
ing success 4 new term has just COM
menced
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-12

Academia man named Carpenter, a
farmer somewhat advanced in life, from
the town of Grand Rapids, while return
ing from the fair grounds in an open wagon
on Wednesday evening, was thrown out
By the wagon sinking suddenly into rut,
and fell i'll such way as to sprain his back
quite seriously, SO much, indeed, that it is
doubtful whether he will ever recover
from it,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-12

DANCING ScHooL-Mr. Haywood requests
US to say, for the information of parents
&c, that the juvenile class of his dancing
school will after the present week meet
at 81 o'clock P. NJ. on Wednesday and
at 2 o'clock P. NJ on Saturday
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-12
THE CITY BANK
f A M ES. ALL EN- s. CO. .

organized in 1856 and doing business unaer the Gem
erGE banking Lac ofiitin0is.
EXCHANGE on
NEW YORK.
BOSTON.
PHILADELPHIA,
ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO,
And all the principal cities Of the United States bought
and sold.
Also, will draw in to suit purchasers on England,
Scotland, Ireland, and all important points in connen
tai Europe.
Collections made in all parts of the State, and ed
day OF payment at current rate of exchange
c. g Revenue Stamps OF all denominations for sale.
Banking hours from So A.N.to4 As Pm
HF EAMES, PFesr. EDWIN C. ALLEN. Cdshr.
~. II. BCLLEN, As't Cash.
Ottawa. April l, 1863
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Crockery and Glassware,

nv the piece Sets which intend 10 sell At such
nrices as cannot fail to suit purchasers. -
To the FARMERS of La Sale Co. would say, am
prepared buy all kinds of Produce at the very hig-
est market price, .. ILrrll-
TO ali my old friends and customers return ny
thanks for the liberal patronage bes.oxed upoa me-
assuring them 1t will be ny endeavor retais
their good w BY selling goods At the lowest Peess
-, JN0. ". rAkDLI
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Lands in Wisconsin and Iowa
Insurance Agency,
WIN. %. TRuF.

Once in Basement Of Bank Of Ottawa.
& am devotng my whole time and attention to the
the INSURANC BUSINESS, and am prepared to In
friends and the public in the best Com
in the United states. 1 am Agent for the following
splendid list of Companies.
FIRE AND MARINE.
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5uerioi q Offices.
5perioi Notices.
Land 4 Loan Office.
ia. SHERWOOD,
OTTAWA. ILLINOIS,


HAVING taken out license under the Cniteo
II States Revenue Laws, propose act as agent
for the purchase, sale exchange and renting OF
houses and lots and landed property generally In the
States o! Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin,
Those having property they wish sold or e1ehanged
are informed that by placing the same IN my hands
for disposal they receive all the advantages Of
the numerous calls for different kinds OF pro-
perry that the sale the will receive my best
attention and that my commissions for selling will be
Light
And these wishing to purchase property request
ed call before purchasing elsewhere thereby
securing the advantages of having the chance
ing from the various kinds of property. have for
sale srck suit them in location cheapness.
IHAvE ON HAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Lands in Wisconsin and Iowa,
Houses and Lots and Vacant Lots in Ottaasa,
Lands improved and unimproved in LA SALE, LIv-
INGST0N and GRUMPY counties, the State of Illi-
nois.
Once in Nattnger's Block, in rooms adjoining Ex-
change Bank. F. A. SHERWOOD.
ottawa, April Is. 1860.
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LANPH1ER e BANREII'S
~. CELEBRATED
Clothes Wringer.

TNHE undersigned beg to inform the public, that they
Il have purchased the exclusive right to manufacture
and sell tie above Wringer In La Sale County. II is
conceded On all hands to be the BEST wRlNGER YET
INVENTED. Shop Madison st. next door to the
Mechanics Hall. Prices PUT DOWN 70 the LOWEST
LIVING FIGURE. The Trade supplied on the most
liberal terms. RHFCHIN ~ co.
Ossavs, Aug. @, 1868. $500
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During the last year, while in the United
States service. / was attacked with whal
is called the camp distemper or chronic
diarrhea, and was sent to the Louisville
Hospital for treatment and after I had
been there four weeks without receiving
any benefit, was prohounced incurable
end dismissed or discharged from the U
S. service, and started for home; and
got as far as this place and was obliged to
give up, and 1 stopped at the Mansion
House, where took my bed. The disease
still held on and grew worse all the time.
then had two doctors called in to see me,
and they both administered medicine to
me, and all did no good, and had about
made up my mind l must die, as had
then laid 10 my bed some seven or eight
days without hardly being moved when
l called aloud for some one to come to my
relief; when an old lady, by the name of
Mrs. Clafiin, who was there taking care of
her sick son, heard me and came to see
what was the matter; and explained my
situation and suffering to her, and
she went Immediately to the Geiger
House to see her daus liter, Miss Tene-
see. and told her of my situation.
She at once prepared medicines for me
and sent her mother with it, with full di-
rections how to take it and l took it as
directed; and she soon called to see nae
herself, examined nv case, and left more
medicine, with directions how and when
to take it, which did, and found inme-
date relief She, however, called several
times thereafter to see me, and in less
than week the disease and pain all left
me, and now feel well, only little weak
and l have no hesitation in saying that it
is my honest belief that should have
soon died had it not been for her. She,
however, made no charge for medicines, as
/ was dischal ged soldier from the army.
for which shall ever ask the blessings of
Heaven to rest upon her.
JOHN NJ. BAILEY.
Ottawa, Sept 10, 1868.
- =
-. ~ Out OF oustiee
~ 1nssS. 1e"nesSee CtcH'n' me greos 1no9"e1'c
Doe"ess ana Ct"'TvGydm f"ys.e'a" no u.s. sop
P"g az me "etoer Hoase IN OHd"a, ilH'''S
ae'h her 1arentS.
l have thought proper to make the fol-
lowing statement: Some time in the
month of April, 1862, | was taken with
violent pains in my body and limbs, which
continued more or less until about the first
of July following, when had to give I'D
all kinds of business, NV suffering and pain
was so great /, however, had done all |
could in the meantime to cure the pain
and arrest the disease bu, all to no effect:
and since that time have called uuon the
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MAR r. led. 3
In tAis city, Christ Church on the 10th inst b.
the Rev, n Benedict, Mr.. EDWARD O. HOLLAND
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Home Insurance.
A SPLENDID RECORD,
CAN'T BE BEAT

Patronize Your Own Company and Save
Your Money!
The La allie County Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Have during the past eight years, in this vci
nifty, nearly
SI,OOO,OOO.
The Premium Notes, constituting their Capital basis
Of assessment, received the amounting
SSO,OOO,
Secured by lien the property insured, worth
$3,OOO,OOO.
The amount cash required during this whole period
to Losses and Expenses has been but little
$4,000,
Thereby saving to the members nearly Fights OF
their Insurance, equivalent large Annual Dividend.
The public invited to avail themselves of the adj
rantages offered by this Company
Policies issued tbs lowest possible rates desir
able risks.
JOHN V. A. HOES ,Prest-
WM. II. TREE, Sec'y.
DIRECTORS:
2. b. GrdIey, Fhilo LindIey, Lorenzo Leland,
J. " A Hoes, John Ho-sack, G. W. Jackson.
n. b. Bristol Geo T.. Walker, VIM. NJ. True,
John d. Cation, Richard Thorne, J. G. Sattnyer,
John Armour, b. T. Phelps, H. Hamilton.
Ottawa, June Is, ls63.-tf.
Bank of Ottawa Building.
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