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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15
w eak nesx or EibIiify IndqERd By
Over Fatigue

Will sssn disappear ty ths dss Of these in
vasssatae Pills, and the folder will quickly
acau:- aSsiticnSi strength. Never let the
Towels be either confined or Sndsis acted up
on. K reay sees strange, khs6 fisiioway's
PILLS should he ressHlsaeada4 tor Dysente,y
and Flux, many pcrsous supposing ttaA they
you'd increase the relaxation This is a.
yreat mis-. axe, oS :ksasa Pills will correct the.
liver and ssaalaeI. ta< .ss%s SAs1cve all the
acrii Ansrors sra4f tbs syAe<z. H&as Nedi-
CT ne will give tore ana Ss.so~ ~ tie whots Or
ga exc iS se.0sa, however sessAge6 while
health ani strength follow rs matter
course Nothing viii stop the EsF. xation o
The Bowels SC sere Sc asis famous msticin&
6o-es as>& TleerS, tlashss 2xS SwsshngY
can with certainly be ratacSGy sKres, ii the.
Fills are taken night and morning. ana the,
Ointment be freely used as stated in the prin~
ted Instructions. lftreated in any other man
neS tasey sSs aP a.. 2ne p@pt te S-ess out in
atsrher whereas this Gsntss,srs s,fas Easnevs,
the a;lzAars from the sysse4, AID lease the.
pslieat Vigorous AID eealthy EaI. 1t wild
reantna fitsll- perseverance, il. hai GASES to
insure a iAsia ne Cure.
70 sA;ch every Soldier a=S Saiiof ere liza
HE, there ore me.lioi mes so safe sure, apsi
conveaieIa, a. vol, ways Pills an2 s1in.ment
The poor s~lnls& ans &igsosa svin9 sufferer
mig!es have bis K.aGnas srssaee isa eaiately
if he sa.iss emily provide simsOlf with this
massalass s,aasneffs, whisk eho-is DO thrps
inso che wonnd snt ssaeaue.ls.i ~, na it, then
covea with Ssece ~ s4aeE fgom his kEap-
sack ana ,serap reEsea With .sanGk erSAief
Ticking, in:gsa: and S;.oH1sng, d CT s ksls To
cool ssfe sy+tsu, sns ,presas1s ut natisl.
Every Soldiers knapasck ana Seaman
Ches, ,hapl.l be provided w--.h these xalpe-
,ois rsasseksss.
CAUTION None Gee s-enyfns ..nless
the words "f.osss2s5, fss,y sons 80 1anA.4a"
are dissesnias IS . aass gers i. as,a,y Leaf
Il. rhe osek ssf, ii r0usions aras4k each ps. or
.aox; the same may p!aiElySs saeIsbys,a4isg II
s.eot.:asshe taht. / ,saanls4sSs Ssgasi 1siH 81
given 10 .oa< n.,nses4.g -4,,ea .ssssrEas.e1 40
laaa 10 Me dassetisn o. ss,y ,iasssy OF par
tiss commissioning; ems a,ekiciae; es senaipg
tAs sasae. -ksoxing thea ..oSe 42u;i.Gs.
= Solo .. tins saaaafassery q l.yafatssar
s!oilsass, 81 asailsa Lara, Nav yasa, sgd lbr
al ss spscs ass9sgr sssf .af sealsz.; IN Ned
eiae, .shas,. me- iHil isel ,E2 rf IL ssexcs
St,s0 cents, ~ AS. and SI,'e .f.~ pn,;
IA. ,.fhere,is considerable say,pg by s.atiIE
the larger sizes.
n. R-.4,sevt,ons for the guidance o. pat
iqnss,neyery disorder ars affixed TO eaeh .kax
5.ni.
Is>sr Eeaters:,a n.y wc1 u uo,~u a..E:otaAa
cas- have Show Cards, G.S.siars, SG., .54p
-fhem, FREE ~ ~ PEs,sI, sy &n,sSGS sips
7henas He.aas;av, 50 Maiden s4,.e 80
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15
H.OGAH H..

H-O - - H.
-. w. b We had some heavy shov
crs this week and vegetation is CROWN:
rapidly.
Those who are in hurry Il,
fruit will not fail 10 read Mr.. G. N
Knapp's adve, tisclncnt in our column,
to day.
-. DIR I p. Wil~,n, Dental Surgeon
vii be in Town on the ooh inst, to at
ted 10 Ill calls in the dental line. IL.
will renin but one week.
1--WE are Obliged 10 bsy The IN
diligence Of our readers ,e pr. sen
week in tho small amount Of reading
mst,rr w present them. Other i'm era.
tive duties, and the absence Of ,wo OF
our hands on "sick leave" are our ex
cuses.
-. Yankee 1tobinson's show At Iuka
last Saturday vas tolerably well al.
se"led and gave general satisfaction.
1t WA quite an improvement on bis
show e last year.
TIE exhibition Of the Nationa, Amphi.
theatre 1t this place Oh Monday even
ing was generally conceded 10 he 70
nat ~ door. Great chance for i'm
Prnvcment
Two meetings Of our citizens
have b. on held to make arrangements
for the celebration on the 4th Of July.
Another will be held this evening 10
make sill farther arrangements We
do not publish At this time the names
If the officers Of the day and the several
committees, because Al the meeting this
evening acme changes or additions may
hc N ,de. Il is intended to have the
usual officers IF the day upon euch &C
ossiOns ami At least two orations, lone
from s"me foreign speaker.
a distinguishing feature Of the LAY
viii he dinner gisen expressly 10 our
a"l'liers who have participated in the
suppression II the late rebellion. Every
soldier in the county Is particularly re
Nn~stcd aud urged to come and partakc
rfthe dinner. II is very desirable to
~"e every soldier in the county present.
Arrangements have not yet heen made,
hut il is probable that at address will
RIO delivered 10 them. The grove se.
Elected il owned by Mr.. A. Phillips, one
nnilc aon,h of town.
In the evening there will he 4 grand
.n,aplav of fireworks. quite large
amount having already been subscribed
tor that purpose. Il j. the present in
rcnsion 10 make this fxr the N ,st inter.
eating and joyful celebration ever held
in the county. This county being SO
prolific with urccremonions children
and Indians. especially upon occasions
.of public dinners that il has been .'e.
.ciAed to have \ basket .,,nncr-exccp,
finr the anl.lissa--wherc every man can
-ssor on: If his own dish" nm Ter hi.
"wn vine and fgtrrs. with none 10 snub
his noao, steal the cho ce hits, or chafe
This elbows.
An invitation 10 extended 10 al tie
.citixena Of IN. County.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15

-. We b we had some heavy shov.
ers this week and vegetation is growing
rapidly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15

-. Those who are in a hurry I; r
fruit will not fail 10 read Mr.. G. N.
k"app's adve, tiHcmc,t in our columns
to day.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15
N0LLO " AVS PILLS
And OINTMENT.

81 ck Headaches and want OE APP
petite. EMcfd ntGai to Soldiers.
rhoze feelings which 90 aaiden as usually
| ar; sc freEa trouble or annoy 1Eces, obstrncteH
persfisattoE, or eating and drinking what
ey or is uuwholesome, thus disturbing the
hcalthfnl action Of the liver ard stomach.
I csc organs must he relieved, ifyou desire
t, be xsii. The Pills, takaa amc,dirgie the.
rinted Instructions, wifi qaseKiy produce =
| reality action in both liver and stomach, and
rs natural consequence, . clear head and
good aeRetst&
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15

....Dr =. Wilsnn, Dental surgeon
vii be in Town on the ooh inst, to AT.
ted 10 AL ca!la in the dental line. liz
will relnin but one week.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15
HELMBOLDeS
asenl1 esocsssaArD
CoWoound Fluid Extract Sarsspsrills
NOT 4 FEW

---- - ----- -
MI -
" ~ -" @sesse" "1s 100 ~. - .s"" "a. "a.
essssses ne eeseeAs'esa = We oses1 = :" sas w
esves0 - - - 49, = e1xsa - - 80
equa 0esees Val 1SV1NS SoAsVSNU "a I"Ae.
20 s...- q "'I.A -. ..ao.e' =
49, - 49, :. -
y. :. ~. ".' .a's. 49, .,'. 80 - "...
~. "..'"s -. $50 ID :.
-. -. 49,. !" - 49,. 49, :.
49,. !. .."e. - -. '."s -" $3.50. - !.
Mev - es.e, b,s tAe a., - sn4e s,,e rim sao !,
&he .ch aA.a n ~ raa A.vSAIne shey Aay.
49,, ... -
r. ..s.e.,..nsA ossa. E.sr.ss .ss.ss.rss.. aAA.s
pas 81 water % s0sa 80 lshos Diet DRINK. a..
sas hssasls eauaa - eSAss a e SassaeaSrA
srss Ass'ss.s = s~szs ~.
n aSsss esaraeas ass.sressrs1 - ssssss sassnas
49,. .sess-.s 10. eno.a, we ~" s''.oss 80 ..
saaes.a.1.. ~. Vim ). ean,s,i.ea 4 49, ps.se.
ss'' - ''''' - .'s = : '
:; !: !: !:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15

1--WE arc Obliged 10 hog the in
diligence Of our readers I ,e pr.son
week in tho small amount Of reaiiny
MISTER W present them. Other i'm. EZRA.
tive duties, and the absence Of ,wo OF
our hands on "sick leave" are our ex
S:uAee.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15

yoa Kon-Eessnsaen ineonsineses 81 Crine lnnamms
Sea o. Cessstiaa Of NE Bladder Eiln.ya D,e.ses
~ r:osras Gland 0ravei Driex Dsst Deposits. Drops!
~ s~e:!as,. orgaas WEAKNESS. Debility. sema:s Cow
plants, &e.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15

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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-15

1T bids fair to become 10 universal 70 IL
use. among the farmers ~ the reaper So
mower"-NIich. Farmer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-11
Rcspa Sl:caII.

The Ottawa RYuJiicaa establishment has
agar" changed bari-, and Mr.. Perkins is
''bDck a:en' at the editorial helm Messrs
Grover 4 Wirick, neither of them being
practical printer, probably f,.nd the bust
ness less pleasant or profitable than they
imagined, and accepted The offer of Mr. Pc
kins and Capt. Parker to buy them out
Capt. ?. is practical printer, and cannot
fail TO be an advantageous acquisition to the
establishment. -.
Well, we are really glad to welcome Father
Perkins back again. He is not only poet.
and witty man himself, but the cause Of
wit in others.
We entirely agree with him in what lie
says of the Improvements of his predeces>
sors,' that, SO far as spice and amusem Mt are
concerned, I'VE tlust be ID for oar
duiness in not seeing them Mrssrs
Grover II Wirick got up very good diiac
tic. argumentative, matter of fact editorials
but when it comes to the graces of poetry
and rhetoric, their paper was as dry as chips.
Nevertheless we part with Me5srs e. &
W. with none BAT the kindiiest feeling They
/ are gentlemen of character and ability: and
We sincerely hope, as we honestly believe,
they will make more money, and make it
more easily and pleasantly, at their profes-
sion as lawyers, than they could have made
by running country newspaper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-11
Gymnasium and Reading Club

A meeting of the % Young Mems Gymna.
sum and Reading CIub,' of Ottawa, was
held at the Court House on Thursday even
ir.g, and the following officers elected:
President-W. II. Cushman.
Vice President-C. A. Leland.
S.c-n'arv-R G. Jordan.
Treasurer. T. Mcr,i""..""vv.
Finance Committee j. T. Mckinley, Il.
NJ. Maltby, and f. E. Lewis.
Committee on Cons:i,u,ion-E. Z. Lewis.
c. A. Leland, c. Ii. Dickey, and F. i.
Fisher.
Committee on L;:eraturc-'r. D. C,tii.., !.
W. Hyle. L. Perkins, and d. IIapcnan.
The Club adjourned 20 r.e3. 6: ocur: :
Court House, Tuesday eTening Eek, CO..
lith) al O'Clock,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-11

THIS GREAT MILIroNIAN TABIEAUx OF
PARADISE LosT.-From all we have heard
and read of this exhibition, which opens at
Washington Hall on Wednesday even.
ing next, we judge it will take our citizens
by storm. In fact, we predict n greater rush
to witness this work of art than to anything
that has yet been bronght to our city. The
Press, the clergy and the people everywhere,
pronounce it to be one of the finest of exhibi
tons ever witnessed, and almost divine in
its character, illustrating it does, the grard-
est subject in the world Millions great poem
of Paradise Lost-and carrying out the id, a
of Heaven, He'll, Chaos and Paradise. II
will remain with US but two evenings, dur.
ing which time none of our citizens should
fail TO see it.
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Chicago IHarIIcf.

NV. tt. TNUI.
Flour very quiet White win'er extra So
ASH; spring extras S,aS7.S6: superiiEe
S5.30aS5.j0.
Wheat irreg LIAR. Sales No l spring at
81 43al.;6: No >. Si.2Dal 2I
Corn 5ic for No /, and 50a5l for No ?,
closing firm.
Oats 29a31c.
Rye quiet at G2c. for No ana jSc for No
2
Barley 27a,j according 70 quality.
Timothy seed $i.l0iS3.l5.
Tal.Ow ljc.
Dry Goods dull at reduction OF la2c. on
prints and hleachcd goods.
Beef Cattle in good request a Sj.70aS7.e0
Hogs down ward tendency at SlOall.2j
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Mr.. Iris. LAxRExcE.-The election being

Mr.. R. 8. LAwRENcE,-The election being
over, we mention this name with exceeding
reluctance. AS, however, he has substantial.
ly charged us, in his letter in the last Re-
publican, with making mlsstaternent, We
will only say, that our statement in reference
to the writing of Col Moore in question was
made on not only the authority of Mr. LIS.
own word to us, but of two other gentlemen
of this city, familiar with all the ia cts, and
with whom. for truth and veracity, it would
be ridiculous to place Er. r. S. Lawrence in
comparison. There is no chance for even e
discussion as 10 the facts in the case, we
kno,c all about them. We presume the lsttcr
signed by Mr. Lawrence was written bv Col.
Moore, and Mr.. l.. in his usual oLiiging way :,
signed it, for a con-we mean out of pure
friendship
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The ELscrrox in Ottawa on Tuesda,

The ELECTION in Ottawa on Tuesday was
one of the quietest we ever saw and the vote the
smallest pollcd here in years. The registry
Law made voting little slower than usual,
though the polls were at 10 time badly throng.
ed. By the way, speaking of the registry
law. the unanimous opinion is that it is a
humbug. More fraud can be committed
under it than without it. We understand,
not half the towns IN the county ha We cons
piled strictly with its provisions in making
up their returns, and their vote could be
thrown out but for the fact that or a trial
of the question before the courts the law
would be pronounced unconstitutional
Several gentleman did vote under protest
at the Ottawa poll, and expressed deter
mination, in certain contingencies, to test
the coustitutionalitv of the law
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-11
Cemetery AssOciariOn.

The meeting at the Court House on Satur-
day evening lsst resulted in The organization
of"The Ottawa Cemetery Association" by
the election of the following officers
SIIAs ". CnEBvEE, President
+. l.. HERRIcs, Secretary aad Treasurer.
x. Thorne, Z. l.. Waterman, and d. f.
Hit, Directors.
Articles of association we're adopted, ana
a cordial inviriatiou extended to all socities
in the city formed f1r similar purposes to
ur.ite with this association.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-11

The CHOLERA Chicago, which bears some
pre- eminence as a city of filth, is moving on
the subject Of sanitary regulations 10 keep
off the cholera. Her physicians have held a
meeting, and declared that unless the city is
cleaned, end the water of the river purified,
nothing can save the city from terrible
scourge.
Ottawa is in nearly as bad condition as
Chicago as to street filth al d fragrant pools
in back yards, alleys. and unfrequented To-
calities. 1t will not be long before very
big job Of cleaning up must be commenced
here, if we wish 10 avoid the pestilence.
1t appears that there have thus far no
cases Of cholera occurred at New York be.
yond those on board the English steamer at
the quarantine grounds.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-11

HARPER-s MAGAZINE We call the atten-
ton of our readers to the advertisement of
Harper's Magazine: in another column. A
new volume is about to commence, and as
the long evenings are here, now is just the
time to subscribe. 1t is unquestionably the
best Magazine published in the United Sta 'es,
giving more, and greater and better variety
of reading than any other.
Subscriptions received at the Free Trader
News Depot. Persons subscribing with US
never lose any copies ~ failure ofor accident
to the mails, and SAGE the postage.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-11

New GooDs AT DIMMIcK & BRo's--The
stock embraces everything in their line, so
that it is impossible to particularize. But
they are full up-no roo m for another box
Drugs, medicines, paints, oils, glass, varnish,
putty, fancy goods so The list runs indeh
nitely--but particularly, they have the fines.
as we'll as the cheapest stock Of Kerosene
lamps and fixtures ever brought TO Ottawa
They are the best sort Of men to deal with,
and everybody goes there.
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The Circuit Court

Has been in session nominaly since Mon
day though really only since Wednesday.
The eek has been sPen: upon civil causes
of no special importance. The criminal
docket, which is unusually large, will be ia
ken up next week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-11

The place to get your photographs is at
SHAFERs, over First National Bank. Do
not forget that his pictures are the uery best /;
and also, that he has a large variety Of
albums to put them in, which he is selling at
prices that defy comp etition.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-11

BARGAINS IN FURs.-ALscHULER & CO.
will sell Ladies', Gents and ChiGern's Furs
;;h,.ssaner than any other establishment in the
city. Call and SEE Lem.
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Ottawa Post Office.
CLOSING AND ARRny., Nv ..us

CLOSING AND ARRIVAL or MAILS,
Western, closes Is:o0 NJ Arrives 12:45 P. NJ
Eastern, IL M&6PM. IL: - p. NJ.
Farm kSe closes T. NJ, and arrives IL " Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
newark, closes l. 80 r NJ and arrives #. NJ Tuesdays
and Saturdays.
s4 PrSd.ys arr ives S. 80 Pm
Once Opens sam. Closes JPN.
aug25 65 j. wi DOW p A.
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ID Il II - .

Nov LIST, fSG5, SUSIE infant daughter Of Charles and
Hannah s. Delano. Aged ~ days.
On ne 4t inst at her resienre OF Washington street,
short Illness OF Lung Sver. sincerely ard essryediy
regrett 10y her family friends. JASE, widow of the
late John Dudgeon, Esq, d this city, in the Gath year Ct
her age.
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OTTAWA Wholesale MARKET.

OTTAWA, Nov. 10, 1865.
New CoRS-The Starch factory give
notice that they pay - cts. for all new corn,
white CT yellow, that the farmers will bring
them, until further notice.
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n I Z G. II 4 y Ct L ID!
D r. w a L * z r
CONSULTED AT TdE
GE7CEys HOSE, OTTAWA,
MAR zk HE'D

In Aliens Grove Wis the 30th October 1865 by Rev.
r. p. salmon. Mr.. SAMUEL c. WALKER, of this city.
and Miss MATTE C. ALLEN, Of the former place. NJ
Cards.
In this city the 9th inst by the Rev T. " Benedict
Mr.. JAS. PHILLIPS and Miss SARAH JANEPATIE HSoN
At the Geiger House. the sh inst bv Arthur Lock
wood, ESQ. Mr. JAMES W. LARABEE and Miss MARY
y HAIGIIT both of town of Merilen
Nov 9Th, ut the residence of the iride Tonca Ill. by
Rev. Vim. C. ,'ratt Mr.. ANDREW J. WEST and Mrs
ESTHER L. LITTLE
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60 to fE.e Cheapest and L;e>f.
For sound Practical Business Educston, 10 The
North UtsteJ Business Cge, located Aurora. Illinois
For full particulars address with stamp for circulars
sept 9 'G5 .3m v REIFSNIDER, Aurora, III.
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CARD ASVALiDS.

Clergyman while residing in South America
missionary discovered sale and simple remedy fr the
Cure Of Nervous Weakness Early Decay, Diseases o the
Urinary and Senin-l Orgap-, ami the whole triad OF lis
orders brought 10y L-neful and vicicu. habits Great
numbers have been already cured by this Noble remedy
Prompted 10y desire benefit the afflicted and untOrtu
nate will send the recipe 70, preparing. AMI using this
medicine. in sealed envelope any who needs it
FREE Of CtGrye.
Please inclose postpaid envelope, addressed to YOUR
self Address.
JOSEPH I. INMAN.
II. BIBLE HuCsE.
july - rs. New York City.
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UNIFIED sTATEs
Military Claim Agenc y!

Having seryedn the Army fTe. aisd oie@fait ears IN
n. ~. grad. from Private C.pfSf pared ~
e,,s, xiuu with the btsrs-, :, frsse-u claims
.r.ns the United States AMI will GNt To1Ipt and re-
fnI attention to the csheriinn Of
Al CLAIMS GJo,ciny mi Of Ire 2''aSe 1t Var.
CONSISTING u
ha.A ray dle resigned Officers
Rark Pay due discharged soldiers,
fsy icr> ami soldiers. Their all.us md heirs
$ensis Brothers aHi Sisters Of deceased Soldiers
rrnsl. va Invalid Soldiers
Dcsnty and Rack fa due Heirs Of d-ceszet S' 'i@rs
Pensions dsx Soldiers v iiOrs anf Minor H-irs-
Hsy fse Nor.es icst Killed died te [ : Sci vice
fEeS-In VI! greater Fee he CHARGED ttr that
satNe. fS law and fee wha,-e rhl hs rep tired until
derived ~s iii from the sIiii att on ami
fte Circumstances OF Che al.icafS VII e!wayS be taken
Ssfs CONSIDERATION
lx.a lie rrrnenbcred that "a mt for person
asvS iaee eho cm-iqy AID I'll application. for
>,rfd direct To- the proper o fce - y ss~iin-trn.
South sie-of Main opposite Court House
Linz llth
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Album

FULL assortment OF Justices Blanks, Blank Deeds
~ Mortgages &C., Just received at the Free Trader
News Depot, east of Court House square.
- -'L OSMAN HAPEMAN
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FOR SALE.
Hooks, Books.

Golden Leaves from the Dramatic Poets
Hows; Beatrice-Julia Kavanagh.
Hugh Observation-Disclosures.
Skirmishes and Sketches-Gail Hamilton.
Gomeiy of Montgomery.
Sir Copp~Thomas Clark.
Too Strange no to be True-Fullerton.
Very Hard Cash-Reade.
Luttrell of Arran-Chas. Lever.
For sale by OSMAN IiAPEMAN,
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OTTAWA
Insurance Agency !!

WIN. 8. EASTON, Agent,
Representing tbs
Hartford Fire, Of Hartford.
Assets, 81, So, 163.
1.0rlllnad Fire. of New York
Assets s13le0eo.
Metropolitan Fire Of View York.
Assets, 81 i29 go.
Underwriters Agency, OfN. ".
Assets, 100000.
City Fire, of Hartford.
Assets 100000.
Putnam Fire. Of Hartford.
Asse's, S536,O00.
Tire and Inland Navigation Risks taken y the GbOv.
reliable companys at fair rates
~ Policies issued by VIM. s. EASTON, Agent,
ssrt ., '65-1ys Ottawa, III.
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Patonize Home Institutions
The La all e County Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS
Once In Cheevcr's New Block.
Premium Notes, received to May l, 1865, constituting
the Capital,
S227 ,47O 81.
Now in force
SlSO. 1875 O2.
Amount OF rioii..c-tv now at risk
81, 75S.68S II.

n Win b en ~ .hc above that tn IL Company has 81
~ 80 f very I'll at risk the leading Stock Cos of
Ahs I1 hsx MY 81 OF assets for SIS ISL of liza
Sii;,;.. nm bytieir published reports ''''
1bsrSnor-r<o Insurance in this Co.. for the mas, ten
years Duh one third OF the rate charged by
SArcer
Or lo.ses thus fr IA, zen promptly AMI sat -E,ctor
aGirstsd 'sr i.nSe ne, er l. ad to contest a loss
The se Csnp Tor the past years
S>en x<ry rzcepeTus,s polio les having bee issued
than in the PreYers e-ht year
Tie sruy~e kn r. the best business
asn sf.tke couMs-
No a.es,sret made until the losses of the Co
Eu1sdrc'f, nd bet a and
lie be:ste3 Members shall w reyir-
ID 10 eny GsSs6s5 U, ddr1ncr 1yu>a until
isasoa Of y,1r from the date of their pol ees.
In Of the above facts, that this is Ie in
sf.tion that the security ample; the Of in
le. other Cos, the prOHitness aud HItii
wi.irh Losses settled think a,Sfiet
Is,runage OF this community in retsre.c3,o tsr
yAniss-
Policies issuedon Lo the Stock ana Nruas pia h
00GtSasorAbls terms
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SCHOOT. EYOOKSs
Lusfices, blanks

LII kinds used in the city and country, NJ cheap as
n they csn be bought any where, by
- oSMAN L HAPEMAN,
Fast s,da Snua
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FINE lot just received by
l Door North Of Armstrong; Clothing House.