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, 1866-07-25

%nectal Caution Mrs. WlnxiOVs1
Soothing syrup has become so popular that vari.
Gus parties have put articles calling them Mrs.
Winslow's- Pca*e take notice that the Mrs. WINS
low Of the Soothing syrup Is not CONNECTED nth
aut Other article. iuDeseSSt
, 1866-07-25
KEHAKKs.

The market for Reef LAlt1e &as htD this WeFk4 the
sunp]Y Being only falr while the weather EAs favora-
bic snd the demand 1ct1Ee At An sdyAnce of - ..
frees VAR nom II and Il. including inferior to
ltrIctIy prime. 1hs aytExce Qua:T OF the oAeTiags
wnf vary good, many Of the cattle belt PRIME whils
the 51 rings Weut 1t from l5c 1Shc and scarcely
any umslned nnsold 1t u O'Clock to-day:
isuos were IL good demand at ouf quotations aoove
Receipts Of ~ ssocts at al The yads Tor this week
and tkst week were A. tol0Wa:
| Aizla
, 1866-07-25

Another Cnrc.-A lady who hnd kept
her bed Tor ten months has hcen restored to perfect
NA11c RE1EDY. LoED q Smith, Agents. 1t never
fslla. p1Q7
, 1866-07-25

Families about going Into the coun.
try. tourists, &c, should supply themselves with
that ce.rin remedy for All ascaons o! the bo Erls.
.]ayne1 Carmfraiire bslsam. 4 change Of climate
OF Nater often produces serese casea Of dHsentery
and danhua, complaints which readily yield to the
car1nnsfive Cramps, chol,c, tnelptsnt choista and
tn-r stomach. are al.o promptly relieved By this
class OF complaints shpn}d induce eTe.y one 10
keep bottle within reach. Sold everywhere.
, 1866-07-25
3kQHt.
aurttDt1 3atH8.

FURNITURE AT AUCTION,
Atl23 resrbofn street.
=. WEDNESDAY, Eth July, at ~ O'Clock.
Lounges, Bureaus. Chairs. T. leg. Cook aad faflof
Stores, ard olh.E Gooda.
ftttY AuHtlQnffE
, 1866-07-25

SOFA ePc1TNnese.
So1dterH' Home. Jeaefaon RRfT9eAss
Mo: D!aHhGa. dyssn'ery, cholera. &e.-AGzsis'
Fotuniees Army. and s1lce have oee1 IN tn&fee
0f enme 4D0O0 or t1.0W mep} 1 have by the Kind
ness o The western SANITARY ConmiAst sion, dtst1ib-
MED Iarre Quantities OF yout u Extract OF Bene
Pa-t." II hss aiNnys done what Il claims to do,
nable Itfes. VIZ. BRADLEY. Chaplain and Super
tnlendcnt Of Soldiers' Home, June 18th, 1865. II.
ScoTu, Agent. 3y14-soo4t satEwed
f.ovo.re,a aromattr Vevetahte soau.-
A snrerior TotIet Sosp, prepared from 1edned
Vegetable Oils tn combination with G1ycerine and
esnesisi1y desipned ior The uee OF Lad,es and tor
s issnr 3se,.! ~ l1rMi nnpixs,ed EnE sate hy ali
drurI.isszf is f'0S-N 3~o febl2hoi6 1y-n4W
~ --'"~'"'".
,ScA LIZ ~. .4,so H-sa oee- N mn
1ensS ts vi VII a o1s sb rsM GeHned eJees
Ra n1;s - r. r. ~ m.cbine dnrs mn Ter
Ta-xn .St ~ 49, e.. - No 11t1i tss Il hscr and
-.t1,,S I ~ e enn,,n4 ~" Sd.ass ~ AnPAM FEoHA
'"a I'LL aEG4t, sGe1 IT. ~ ntoaosaSs D. Nc" @o'A-
| "as'eo''s'A"E4 -
Moth and Frccksen.-Ladiea Addicted
uatcher or ffectIes ehou1d use Penis celebrated
Moih ana Freckje Lotion Ii il lplaii1b!e- Props
| rcd by Dr, 8. O. Perry. Deruatoioytst ~ Bpud
| strcet New To.k SOLD by nII drurrtsts in Chi
caso and elsewhere, Price II,
| maysaffb,3 b,3m-aI-1.1u
| p-r..,,.4. nono T,15.. v-sne1.r Xx.s1t
| ,,..ao.re .siEia - h .s.Gt.d E VIZ ~ ron1
49, ~ S - anu s - 81 , tr,,Is ~ fha
~. ~ G.ns4 ..a:.a. = y. So
, 1866-07-25

4 Roll OF Female Hair meaeuFfnE stI
feet long, snd Weighing twelve ounces, is IN tho
hands ot London hair dealer Evidently the lady
which does produce The most glor,ons hair that
eeer hdo.ns human head. II oflen produces
new growth On bald heads, always turns white and
gray to its natural coor prevents its falling of and
il q lovely. dressing. SIXTH s Dw1En agents.
EaId .hsta
, 1866-07-25

Drs1HAp1x Lors.-h vii be seen by IN adres.
1,,emeu in auothcr column Of this issne that
Metes4, Clarke, LAYTON s Co., real estate bfok1s
a, No. ts8 Washington street offer lor eaae, updn
reasonable term. come very desirable Gty property
hnth r1,1 she outb and the West and embracing
styr1ai bundled lois s.tnascd on fome Of the uost
pcaeaut ttreele Of the city Those dcslr1ng 10 pr
cha.e IcaI cstnte viii do well to call On these gen.
fleuIEn.
, 1866-07-25

=
A grand excure1on and basket pienSc Will be
given By the Children's Progressive Lyceurn. at
Doune7,1 Grose, On Thursday (to-mor1ow.) Good
,nnsfc for dancing will be On hsnd. Refreehmen:s
served 10 al hho desire. god time generally Is
anticipated. Trans leave the Central depot, foot
OF Lake street. On the Burlington = Quincy Rsll-
childrcu half iate. For e&le at Tallmadge q 20. =
news depot, Lombard Block. and John K Walsh's
EeWr cepot, corner Madison End Dear born Street
, 1866-07-25

AssAr11.-Cha.les Shannon appeared In the
Office OF Justice Summarized yesterday a{tsrnoou
with bandaged tace, ~ complainant against one
Thomas Moore Who had struck him on the tace
With an iron bar while the two were working In
.aurery On South Wells street.. The complainant
had GceiIous habit OF a.klnc the oihcE who WAS
tpe fa,her Of his ch1lurep and having asked the
QUESTION once to Often had bis Mce bruised for h1
r1a1ns E1ued EI5 and costs,
, 1866-07-25
GALE OF BUSINESS AND
RESI- LOTS,
In Tnylor's Subalvisiou0
At AUCTION,

ON FRIDAY. July eth. at * O'Clock. M as store
No 154 State street. he eutlre stock Of 1etaN stoEs
cncstsEnr tn parr OF anG0rs SpitRs STuF& ap1 10
lasses Soaps, Assorted p1c4es Canned Fruis. Wood
and Willow Tsre. QucenawaEe, Glass Jafs stone
STORE FiXrUREs-Also the Counters Shelving
n,ne. Apping and Frame Show Cases. Plstsorn1 aud
Counter Scates, etc. WM.N n. BuTrhRs & CO.. Anc
tipDerrs. p3s2
, 1866-07-25

Toledo MARKET.
ToLxpo, July n.
FIocn-Dun md dropping
%; No. amber, crop Of ' q 32 Corn 1e pet;
Vhtfe SIC: No, i yellow, GUc. Oats Steady.
L4Xx FEHlUHTH-pu1 and unchaaged.
, 1866-07-25

80 to the Best-Eo TO k5ryaut L. Strait
tuu.e Chicago Commercial College to get thor
pl9h, practical business edueauon, or to tecorae
eaod Telegraph Operator. Address iof circulars,
HsFAxT 4 STRATroE. E~icspr III.
, 1866-07-25

Exclude the Flies and Mosquitoes
with Eyapa T. Co.'S Wire Window Shades, 2a5
Like Etree1, Chicago, southwest corner lake and
FransIfr Q324
, 1866-07-25

pEssonA1.-Col. Potter, TIL nea, the close Of the
wsr. United s,ates Depot Quartemas'e II TIL post,
md slice hen in tbc eame position at Fort Lew en-
w".fh Ksnsa., u tn this CITY, de Isafes tod&S
far hta HoSt,
, 1866-07-25

Prusslngsa Pare Cider Vinegar Will
Fsoces fof no other vinegar Largest WORKS Of the
kind In the United States. CHARLES F. PRESSING,
$50 and at Stale Street, Chicago.
jy14pS1b1St-4at-t.t
, 1866-07-25

Co1Eate,s Aromatic Vegetable Soap
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from 1edned
Vegetable Oils tn combination with Glycefine. and
especially designed ior the uee Of Ladses and tor
the Nurscry. It's perfume Is exquisite, and It's
wn-hlne prop9tes unrivalled. For aa!e by all
dt1CCisHs 1eh12hVi6 1y.2AN
, 1866-07-25

ITO RENT-The Burch House, one
OF th largest and best hotels In the city OF ElooH
lneoC. Il r. 1t for term Of yests. A1dtcs. BK flk
4 kIuDEIt, Dloon,nEtoc, III. :. p6N
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HcxcursiOns 80 S,I,iCnSs.

The Excursion TO Chicago. under the an
spices Of the ladies of the Plymouth Church,
will positively take place on W,ns.}asb Juiy
1914
Tie fare i. fixed at s. for the round trip
from La Sale and Ottawa, and $50 from
Morris.
1t was so uncertain VIXEN the laying OF The
corner stone of the Douglas monument would
take place, that it was concluded best to have
tie excursion at once. Woods Museu m
promises to give aplendid matinee for the
occasion, and the people of Chicago promise
in every other way TO exert themselves to
make the VISIT cf the excursionisis pleasant
one. All the arrangements we can give as
>urance are very complete for hav ing splen
did time.
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RETURN HONE OF Hex J. D. CATON.-Ocr
Hon. J. d. CATION and family. returned homa
to Ottawa on Thursday, alter an absence Of
year in Europe. The event was n tde the
occasion of a very pleasant little extemp)-
raneous ovation, of which We happened TO
be a witness few citizens, feeling that
some little unusual mark of respect was due
a fellow citizen Of so much emnence such
az OCCASION, got out Denhard's band, and
proposed march up the bluff TO his resi-
dence, and giving the Judge and iamil, u
serenade. The proposition was approved by
a large nun DER who shortly afterwards fell into
line, and proceeded to pat 1t into execution.
After a walk OF about mile, the company,
now grown to several hundred, arrived at
the Judges mansion. Sweet Home" and
other airs were played by the band, after
which Judge C. and family having made
their appearance at the door, julius AVERY,
Esq. was ordered to the trott, and, on behalf
of the company, addressed to the Judge some
very handsomely conceived words of warm
ana earnest " welcome home" The Judge
evidently taken by surprise and completely
overcome, at length gained his equilibrium,
and made very handsom little speech in
reply. He confess ed that he had expected
some warm greetings by his many old friends
on his return to Ottawa. but that he should
be honore1 By anything like "A demonstration
of this Sort Was wholly hey ond his most eX>
travazant expectations He had always tried
! to be a useful, public spiri ted citizen of his
beloved Ottawa an honor like this should
certainly animate him with new efforts to
retain the good esteem of his fellow citizens
Formalites being now laid aside, the
Judge was surrounded by the crOwed who
eagerly grasped his hand on all sides, and
! so, after pleasant hand shaking all around,
and an hour spent in agreeable converse, the
band gave an air OF two more, ana then the
company quietly dispersd to their homes.
| Nov 1ot of Rlank Suu, n, an ses inst nri nj ed
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Most Painful Occurrence.

While i'll the mid Of the enjoymen:s Of
the usual pleasures anl festivities Of our
great national anniversary on "Wednesday, .
lew words, darted thousand nd les across
the magic wires, brought grief AID woe uu.
sp,sIable to one Of the most hon Ored FAM
lie, OF orr city. Mr.. JoHI MANLEY received
De patch from Hudson City, y. Y, an
renncing that but a few minutes before, his
eldest Laughter, Mis- Louisa MAyLET, ia
company win Young n n ilmeIl Frederick
Gitfsri, e relative, had been out'b boat riding
on tie Hu lson. that the boat had been
swamp.d, and both were drowned Also
that search was being mads for the bodies.
OF course no mind can conceive, much
less words express, the anguish with which
the hearts of parents, whose child was their
idol, was smitt.a BIZ such despatch. It is
. needless to say, that as soon as Mr.. d Ms.
N. could recover from the stuPrr impaired
I by such bIos. after e. few brief ha'ty ar,
rangem"nts. LEFT On the first train f,f
/ Hudson, y. !. No other details. or inf,rma-
ton whether the bodies have been recovered,
I have yet been received AZ Ottawa.
/ Louisa M4nley was, ne b.lieve, in h.r 10Th
year, young lily no less beautiful in per
son than rich in those ment,l adormment'
and qualities that rapidly woh the esteem
and love of all who M. her. F)r soma time
past she hal beca attaa ling an Academy at
/ Brooklyn, y. I, and having jlst completed
her term, had started honewarl, stopping
! over the ith with some relatives at II .dson,
n Y, where her earthly career was so sud
| denly AMI sadly brought to its close.
! We fail to recall u similar case ia the his
tory of Ottawa, where the sympathies Of this
entire community have been so profoundly
excited as they have been in this case for TIE
family so deeply, dreadfully afflicted There
IS however, one great consolation left for thi:
mourning family. Louisa was a sincere
devoted christian. 1t - here that The
christian paren. has sure stay against
death 5 inroads. Bowed in meek submission
the consoling reflection is always theirs, sou
los. is her gain"
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FIRE WoRKs.-For this pleasant and al

FIRE WoRKs.-For this pleasant and all
most indispensable wind>up Of successful
4th Of July celebration, Ottawa was again
indebted exclusively to the liberaIity OF
single individual our public spirited fellow
citizen, A. w. MAGILL, Esq The spot Sc
lected for the pyrctechnic display was the
stree. simmediately in front Of his residences
and the whole city seemed to have collected
to witness it. The affair was ably managed
throughout, and the supply of FIRE works so
liberal that the show was kept up IN az ais
most uninterrupted blaze for over two hours
1t was display for which the many hundred
witnesses certainly owe, aud we have no
doubt most cbeerfully .eader Mr. M. their
sincere and hearty thanks.
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We have a new hat--a splendid Panama
which everybody has admired, and has been
curious to know how We got it. Well now, as to
the ho,c, the point is somewhat delicate, but we
will put on boldness enough to say right out
publicly, that hats in abundance just as good
just as handsome, can be bought at cos
price. at +. G.. PREsCoTT's 1t is the only
place in Ottawa where you can have choice
of good hats, and where just row you can
get them cheaper thar anywhere else. We
can talk advisedly on that head. I'VE hatter
ourselves" at least, our hat cost US less than
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20 CGEssTJas'TsyEs.

Tie advertiser, having been restored to health in few
weeks very simple remedy. after having suffered for
several wears with severe lung affection aud th dread
dsease. Inn>unptiDni anxious to make known TO his
feliow--uarTrr- the means Of cure.
T. all who sire it. he VIII send copy of the PercI-
ii used (ire OF chtre) with tie directions for prepar-
Ing and using the which they will fnd Cure
Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis Coughs Colds and
all Throat and Lang affections. The only Object
advertiser in sending the Prescription benefit the
aictel and spread Information which he couccivcs lac III
valuable and h. hopes every sufferer will try his remedy,
it will cost them nothing, aud may prove blessing
Parties Wishing the prescription free, ry mail
will pleas. address. Rcv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
dec 80, 'a5-iy Wiiliafrshursh, Kin-s Co. y Y.
The above medicine il for sale by Y. urIggs, Ottawa
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AooNEY.-The' hapPiest mau We say Or
the 4th was our friend jacob Moonry. lie
is an enthusiastic fireman, and Wa, immcn'cly
pleased with The success OF the Tournament,
and then his sales Of clothing, being among
the choicest in the country, were tremendous,
SO be had re-.on to feel good,
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How TO IL BE- tU-IFCL II ,PPTNoa and WON .n.;re
naturally proi they DO IKE bsk well. and think
il right but do have any sympathy with that class
who's. disicvriti locks ffy in every iirect,n when
the least care head. may be made sirp'I-in
br.uiiiul. Every white, gray or fAiri o-f may De- re-
stored to its original color beauty luskrc while the
scalp celn-ei from its flying daDdu, and every hair
reycited from falling Of Yes, and very likely. haze
uxrritnt growth nf ncw hair cover their entire head
VII. there j. BY using TehhTtt Phy-jolo.
zeal isIr Reu-rttsr. wltch soils tn. finest fabric.
richly u-r:UTiy-l sIa hair dressing. use.
among fashionable exclusively and TT
the STANDARD preparation Of America. Every bottle :.
warranted. Smil, Fever General Agents Chicago. Ill
Sold by Dr. UJMGICE 4 BROTHER and all druggists.
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LosT.-A Spanner belonging to the Fore
mau of the Mclean Engine company from
Bloomington. 1t was lost during the parade
on the 18th. Amy ono who may have found
it viii confer a favor By leaving it al the
CInal Collectors Office or AZ the residence
of A. F. rsw
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EssgsOESs SsF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous p.
iility, Premature Decay and all the effects Of vauhI
'is Will for the ik- OF suffering humanity soii
all 10 Nee. II, i.c cic and maxi
ing the si'; PIE remedy 10y wli cured. Sufferers
wishing t" ir"t ly the advertisers experience do
10y addressing JOIN b. OGDEN.
dec 80, 'el-ly No I3 Chambers ST., New York.
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A Coop WORK was that Of the ladies Of the
Baptist Church on the 4th, who got up :.
dinner and supper for the crowds that visited
our city from the country on the 4th. They
gave an excellent dinner for so cts, and sup
per with hot tea, coffee, &c, at the same
moderate charge. We have no repor; Of
their receipts, but as we noticed the place
was well filed during tbs day, We have no
doubt they did we'll.
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Mitchell & D udgeon's IS the best place in
Ottawa to Get the best. and most, boots and
Shoes for the least money. fyou doub: our
words 20 and see for yourself, and ;hen give
US credit for stating one flct.
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0ttaha free Gra0 tr,
LOCAL. MATTERt3s
Chicago and Rock Island Rail 10 adj.
Ottawa Post Office.

CLOSING ARRIVAL MAILS.
Western, closes 200 NJ Arrives 1916 P NJ
Eastern IL 6PM. l2: IS z. VI
Farm Ridge closes at 7. NJ. and arrives at Il NJ, Tues
DAYS. Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Newark closes I: 80 p NJ and arrives p. NJ. Tuesday
and Saturdays.
Soaonas closes so A. NJ Saturdays; arrives D. ~ I'm
Fridays
Eagle, closes p. VI Saturday; arrives II NJ
Office Opens A. NJ. Closes ~ IN.
aug25 90 j. w. Do", +. N.
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There will be Union Socable of the
various churches and congregations of the
city at the basement rooms Gust inished) of
the new Methodist Church on Tuesday eren-
ing next, July 10th.
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V,HE CONFESSIONS ANp EXPERT

II kNCL
Published for the bench and "A CAUTION to YOUNG
MEN and others xo suffer from Nertous Debility, Pre-
Decay of Manhood Sc supplying at the time
The Means OF ScfCare. By who has cured himself
after undergoing considerable quackery. by enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope, single copies free uf Charge
may be had the author. -f
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Esq, Brooklyn, Kings Co. NY
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sTEeAnGE;. EEIT ,rfsIiE.

Every young lady and gentleman m the United States
IAN hear something very much To tieif advantage hy
mail Gree of CHARGE 10y addressing the unarscne
Th.se having fears Of being huu,usgei xiii ohge by
noticing this card All Others Will please address their
otrdent servant, THoS. L. CHAPMAN,
dec 80, 6j-ly esi broadway, New Yor
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Marriage ana Cc.ibncv

ESSAY OF WARMING AND INSTRUCTION
IA for Young men. Also. Diseases end Abuses which
perrnsturelv PROSTATE the yit powef with sure means
~ relief Sent free OF charge in seale letters envelopes.
Address DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGUTON Howard Asso-ia.
ton, PHILADELPHIA Pa. Feb 3 '65
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DRAW. LODGE No IL meets every Thursday evening
DAUGHTERS OF REBEcC. on the third Tuesday evening 81
each month OrTAw, EScAMPaEST Ne 80, on tbs "a anc
18th Tuesday evening. leo IVY
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Ottawa Lodge No. S}5 meets every frtday evening a
their Hall in Rediichs Block.
CPAs Snow W 9. teb 10Y
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.an-. ErfS different STYLES, adapted - slTel aId
cuar music. for 50 $500 each. FIfri+rSE GOLD
SILVER MEDALS, other first premiums awarded
tler. Illustrated Catalogues free Address MASON a
ANIIN. Boston. or MASON BROTHERS. NeY York
DTMNiCK BRO, Agents at Ottawa, III.
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I--Us0", y 7 :. . = -
! sal calamity occurred yesterday ais
noon. While a party was proceeding u
Rogers Island, on picnic excursion. r s-nal.
boats. one Of the boats was swamprI, two
miles below this ci,y, and Mr.. Frederic, y.
Clifford, Jr., OF THIS city, snd MIS- louisa
Nauiey, Of Ottawa. H.. were Drowned. II.
bodies have not vel been recovered.
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I73.ONNIN' ct y IS VI Y - ". I'T--0"N
Ing account of the accident by whi.h Miss,
louisa Manly, q ibis city, was 3rsv~ei At
Hudson, \. Y. on the 4th inst, is ci~en IN
tie telegraph dispatches to the associated
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Union SOclable.

: Of T. meet every Monday evening their Hall Over
ReddCk. store. east side Court House. -
en- CATLIS, r. :. A. T. HOLLihihh, W. T.
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THE HARTFORD.

With fftvave 81 valuable e1perieuc. and sable
snc-zss Cash income ami exceeding those
of any othzr Institution vhoss brsiness
Hire Insurance with tIT rates lisb-rsl Pria
Cip-s anil reputation for promptifss and honorable
dealing not Eu-It --3 this Company Offers n,siIu-1 CT
SHE art avs.- indemnity second Of other
institution WI = EASTON. Agent.
NAV 10 n Ottawa, II
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Hartford Fire ms. Co.
HARTFORD. CONN.
CHARTERED 1910.
CASH CAPITAL 100000.

Should you have property of description ~aish
Insurance against loss damage y Fire l. desired.
attention call Fl t. the advantages offered by this Co.
The Of strong indemnify Is suggested by the
financial Unc-rsiut- pT the present period in It's abi
" furnish this. ami IN its sursniics TO future
and Uncertain evidence Afforded hy
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Land. for sale or Exchange.

have go acres OF the best quality OF lands in Iowa
and so OF Timber Land Cairo, Illinois, to
change Tor property la this city, improved Lands IN the
county The aui Cairo is in desirable location for
raising fruit cotton Soil and climate adapted for that
business Location good, being the liiinos Ccatral
Rail Road.
Any persons desiring sach lands will find it for tseir
interest 10 call me- X. TlIORNE
Ottawa. Jan Is, ts66-tf
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Patr0nize Home Institutions
The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS
Office ia Ghecyer's New Block.
renium Notes received May /, 1855, constituting
the Capital,
1927, 40 81.
Now in force
SlGO.13S %.
Amount Of Property at risk,
SE.7Gs.6GS ~.

II win hc Nv the above that tn Company has 81
Si al risk the leading Stock Cos OF
only = Of ae;ts for SO TO sol OF La
Utilities A. shown t5 their published reports.
Tic a-,fy OF Insurance this Co.. for the past ten
years Era been third of the charged by
ether Cos.
Oar Ir,srs far have been promptly AMI sasflctoIi-
adjusted We have never Eaiio contest i loss
The I,a-,-S, Company for the past years has
been prosperous policies having Leen Issued
t!.'H i.I the I:osIIus e. Eat years
i,c well known anoEC the scs Lusns.,
Tire County
y easement 'an Ire made until the losses - the Co
rrU'r- IT, and boat lsSeSsn1r-sr year. AMI ~ It
il directors. L.iSTv snail MT te
rite o.E'. E'f.' tD ti~ cIryUrs payment 'id
o'ai a , ge.u the date Of their policies.
In If tie above facts, that this i olIe in
HAT t'r security = ample tn cost ui Insurance
Is, !Ir,u r;ir Gus tic !roui and hrTaiity with
i. hes settled: tHS entitled TO tn"
I-r"iss ct tis community il rsiereEeeto foreign Com
idli,=,-
Politics issued 10Th tn Stock Itu.l plans 18th
favorable Terms
Iva. HOES Pres't.
wNM TRUE, sye'ry.
W II. CCSIIHAN, Treasurer.