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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-18

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DYEING & SECURING.

M Ks. PARRY,
Nl DYER AND CLEANSER OF
LADIES AND, GENTLEMEN's APPAREL,
or all coors
CLOTH, SILK GRAPE FABRICs, and CoTTON DOWNS
Has removed to
$40 KING STREET, (between Sd aud 4th,)
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Kid Gloves Feathers and BOnnes Grapes Nelvets and
all kinds of LA DIES AND GENrLEMEN's APPAREL,
cleanssd and dyed In the best manor and upon reason
able terms,
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PHILADELPHIA

Dye silks, Wooden and Fancy Goais Of every descIip
lion Their superiority Of Dyeing Ladies' aud uante-
mems Garments Is widely known. Grape aud Merino
shawis dyed the most brAut and plain ,C1ra Grape
and Merno shawls cleansed to look like new. Also,
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Kid Gloves eleansed o. dyed to look like new
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-18
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TmE DIAMOND STATE
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

This Company is now perfectly organized, and rapidly
receiving applications Tor Insurance, either on lhe h
for \ term Of years. by Endowment based upon sne
Copiss Of The Act of Incorporation and Tables sre
Ing into the subject, upon application to the Agent ~
which will be that the interests OF those wno
insuring become members thereof are guarded III ''
stretest manner. a,
The PolieT either guarantees the Insurance on The
Life or constitutes the payments made Savings rum
for the use Of the insured. -,
No mode OF Life Insurance 80 guarded, so equitable
or economical, has been presented to the leofe
No other Life Insurance Company deserves the lah'
OF Mutual as compared with this
The following are some Of Its peeullafities;
II Is an association Of Policy Holders managed ny
men selected by themselves, from among themselves,
and for themselves; each member being full partner
in all tue business and earnings thereof: g
Second Its mutuality is insured oy the very terms
the Act OF Incorporation, not by the nterosts or Whls
or control of stockholders or managers team pe A'
other than mutual.
Third There can he no forfeiture Of the premium paid
The payments, principal and interest," constitute Sap
fnqs Fund which may be called upon at any time Whsh
the member gets tired of his payments or they nssohe
inconyenient and he chooses to render up his policy
Fourth There is no interest to be paid on CapitA'
real gldrGnteedj this last being in general humDug
in the interest of few to absorb otherwise eohuo
the surplus or savings.
Filth. Its ultimate cheApnsss must surpass all
others It will be conducted as the aiety oI IN
sureTs will permit the Certificate and Coupon prln
n eiple, the latter being taken In part payment oi th'
yearly premiums, and in that way each year redueln
the burdens ofinsuranee In word the same plan VII
be applied to Life Insurance as the Farmers mutual
4 surance eompsny-he most successful In th4 state
has applied to Fire Insurance. which to the psopa
Delaware needs little other recommendation.
Lastly. II will be made emphaticaly the Farmers. th
Mechanics and Laborng Mans Life Insurance Company
small will be taken, the money paid by him. aVsi
able in all contingencies, and he who has vile Of Ami
dependent upon his lie alone can hnd no usuheauo
j. III he neglects TO provide for them something III ehe
ID his sudden death. =,
III Reflect this and do not wait to be called on, b.
look out for the appointed agents in different
the country and make your personal appeatloh 10 'e
SO saving your own and the Gompanys money
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-18
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six per cent per annnm.
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once become entitled to participate n future Dividends
No Manager is allowed to borrow any Of the funds in
trusted to the Bank
MANAGER
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~ JoHE p. McLEAR. Treasurer.
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BALLous MONTHLY NAGAzINE-We are in
receipt Of this Harvelloasly ehesp and handsome
magazine for Dessmbsr. Its table of contents is
vried and charming. embracing the usual fine
variety Of ssriala skstshss stories. poems and at
tractivs sngravinga. The publishers announce
in the prospectus for the coming year, serial
story sr sdslts, By the pspslar magazine writer,
james Franklin Fits, and . juvenile serial by
tAs you1g peoples favorits, Horatio Agsr, Jr
The price of this periodical is marvel to every.
body-a hundred page 6rstclsss illustrated mag.
asias foe IS cents, or 81 80 per year, Is indeed
wonderfully cheap. Elliott Thonaa & Talbot
publishers, Boston, Mass. y q eyed ~ 'a tra-''g
Single copies for sale. and Subscriptions re-
ceived, " Osman s Hspemsn, Ottawa, Ill. %
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SoL,fARY TRAvELsR.-"'Twas q calm, still night
and the moons pale light shone o'er hill aad dale"
when 80 solitary horseman might have been seen
vending his way to our city. There was business
in his gait, blood in his eye, and determination in
his countensnce.i He was one Of those edo or de''
fellows-thst is, he would do nothing but dye his
whiskers aud the three single red hairs which con-
stituted the glsry Of his face--hs peusive NOUS
tache. He Was youth Of few summers and ss
many winters, and Of such romantic turn Of
mind that he knew cheese from chalk, and wrote
sorrowful sonnets to the moon. He came here to
accomplish the GROWING act of his life He we'll
knew that hc dare not appear before his darling
Aramela Lobelia Anna Maria Scroggs unless
dressed in the height of fashion, and he came to
be dressed SO that it might be said of him that 6.
"hly Is not arrayed as one of those,"-and that
dress, thoss resplendent wardrobe, he obtained
from the extensive assortment of Clothing which
Jacob Mooney ever keeps on hand, in an endless
variety and OF every quality and the latest styles
Call and see Jacob Mooney and learn all the par
ticularso of this sad story. uF ..5
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. PsAcrIcAL.--Theory is sometimes very elegant.
II charms the mind aud leads mon in thar vain
dreams and idle and untessed speeuistions TO be-.
lieve themselves endowed With almost superaatu.
rsl powers. One man thinks he knows oil sbsut
the various aud uuaecountable motions. OF the
planets. S,raigbtway he thinks he knows more
than all his fellow men, and he believes himself to
be right; yet the difference in his theories and the
practical workings Of things are ss inconsistent %
the greatest paradox. But John Stout is purely .
practical man; he buys goods for cash4the very
lowest prices-and consequently he can sell at lew
rates. and he does. He knows from experispes
what has customers need. and he buys ssxse&ys sach
articles as are IN demand s'r'-' .'E.u-tJ -,sa1g
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In accordance with the Proclamstiona Of the
President OF the United States and fhe Governor
Of this State, the CONGREGATIONS Of the First Con.
srsgstional. the Plymouth, the Presbyterian,
the Methodist, and the Baptist Churchas will a'.
sembls in the Baptist house of worship in this
city, on Thursday next 18th inst, at II O'Clock
4. Il. to render thanksgiving to Almighty God,
through Jesus Christ, fer the blessings Of the
year. Rev. NJ. K. Whittlesey will preach the
annual sermon. A collection will b made for
the poor of the city, aad placed in the hands Of
Edward Eames, William Reddick and Henry C.
Strawn, Esqrs., for distribution. All are in
vitsd to attend. We bespsak full house and q
good collection to help those in need
BY order Of the Pastors.
.t - ..s..... .. A. CLEGHORN.
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OTTAWA ILL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1862
Prospects for Home Industry.

Encouraging Prospects for Home Industry.
From all parts of La Sale county the vel
come intelligence is coming in, that cur farmers
and laboring men are at last waking up to the
necessity of encouraging and patronizing home
institutions, and are willing to puchase our
home manufactured articles in preference to
those of eastern make. This is indeed welcome
news to us, who have labored and tried our ut
most, for the last Is years, to manufacture hon.
est and we'll got up ready-made Clothing, which
would supersede and eventually drive oil the
eastern made Shoddy Clothing out of the market;
and now We are enabled to assure ou. friends
from all parts Of La Sale county that the Cloth.
ing of our manufacture is looked upon with
special favor by the shrewdest buyers and judges
of Clothing. ira.p..
We are continually employing large num-
Der of tailors whose wages average from $I10O
to, $4,000 per week, which We pay them cash
every Saturday evening, and we are well con.
vincsd that if every Clothier, and even dealer in
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Furs, Furniture,
Hardware, &C., would do tho same, we would
see better times all over the wsstern states. At
any rate we in our line of manufacture defy
ssstein competition, be the goods from New
York, Philadelphia or Boston. We are manu-
featuring great deal Of Clothing out Of Dayto
and Aurora cassimeres, which give tho greatest
satisfaction. We manage to sell them at about
the same prices as Eastern Clothing made from
shoddy. Our heavy Dayton Sleeps grey suits
and magnificent overcoats meet with especial
favor as they are better made, better trimmed
aud cheaper than any Eastern made Clothing.
We invite everybody who wants to oecnvince
himself Of these facts to visit our Clothing Fao-
tory and Tailor Shop, and we pledge oursslvet
to verify the above assertions. ,. s, y, t..-.,
fsr- ALSCHULER Co, %
Manufacturers OF Clothing,
-a.ar ~. 7uueyas Ottawa Ill. D,
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CouLpN'r Fool Hin "A young man sent his faith.
er in the country his photograph, accompanied
with request for aid, as he WAS poor and required
looked over the photograph and then responded:
"You can't cheat me, you young dog You can't
be very poor to be living among marble vases and
statues, and flowers aud nice furniture, such az
your picture shows" '''' a" -3m '+ ~
1t is needless to say that Bowman is the artist
whose lfelike picture couldn't fool the above old
gent. Such richness and style, regardless Of ex.
pense, were certainly Inconsistent with poverty.
Aoral-Go to Bowman's for elegant and correct
pictures. ..rl aHa
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Boys Rubber Boots st Child & Bros.!

HIsr"RicAL.-It 10 we'll established fact that
Adam was aot particular about his feet. He man.
ifsssed disposition to ''go bssssss< eva at the
most inclement season Of the yss.. Aasrwards it
was Eve Who, one eve, taught bin to b. . little
more stylish. She made him . ssit ef leaves
When he took lesve Of that costume we'd a. lief
not tell, because Ms don't know; bat enc th,ng is
sure. had be visited our city, he would hays gone
to Child Brs.'s extensive store sAd purchased
some OF those most elegant boots, shoes. CATERS,
&c. "Go, thou, and DO likewise.n
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9 SoAErHING NEw-f the people Of this COM
munity do not dress wsll and iashionably, it can
not be the fault Of your merchants. There were
never larger, more fashionable and varied assort-
msnts Of goods in Y lava than now. Among
these IL ths stoes OF our friend d. Morgan, long
sad fsvoraSly known to the people Of this coun-
y. he hes recently opened most extensive
assortment Of new and fashionable goods. His
stock Of fancy dress goods is largo and complete,
oomprsing tho latest styles and choicest articles.
In the line Of dry goods, he has an abundance Of
everything. He has also boots and shoes, gro
osries. clothing, hats, eaps &c.
Market price paid for butter. eggs, lcrd, &c.
Rsmsmbsr Aorsan'A in Eattinger's block, west
Of GfiggS drug store. 70 bio.
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For good. ..sou.d, healthy bread 20 e Pisegus,

Coon NEws.-No house enjoys the confidence OF
the general public = Igreassr dsgses than the
well known firm Of Burke Heensn. They have :
host Of good customers, Who have ioas tried their
stock, have eontinu.iiy patronized this firm. and
in no instaace have found them wanting. They
have general line, comprising IL extensive sad
carefully selected assortment in eseh and every
departueat CAN sad select your winter gesds a
once. Tho prices are 50 low that no enc can COM
plain Of them. Come, one aud sll.
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o! SAY ?-Csu you see. by the dawn's early
light, what is plain to be seen on any clear night,
what will neither encourage foot race or fight, .
thing that is wonderfully good for the sights II
you then at once that bOistsrous "afin, y
and call around to the store of Joseph Megahhn.
where for cash yeu can buy what you choose in the
line of CATERS. of boots or of shoes. 80
Facts are facts. Go and see Joe, you know.
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CHAxGsp HASps.-The Eureka Restaurant has
changed hands, Mr. G. B. Mitchell retiring. and
Thomas Kelly going into possession, on Monday
next. NJ. Kelly is q most polite and agreeable
young gentleman. who is we'll knows as "liquid-
ist''i at the Clifton Hotel, and lately with J. Il.
Cross. He will re6t the new place to suit his own
taste, aqd run the restaurant to suit the public
taste. We propose to eat dozen raw with Tom
nv. "iust for luck" iltn tiJto- ,'-.. .'
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sh169 lGnoisaslol's

SrsscGLxs AND TRIUxPHs. or Forty Years Recollec.
tions Of p. T. Bsrnum. Written BY himself. IL.
p iu:trated; 7s4 pp. Hartford, Coma, J. 3. Rukr
From the we'll publishing house Of J. B.
Burr Co.. of Hartford, Conn.,. ieoncs she ahpys
entitled work. fresh, piquan, and full sf interest,"
"The Great Snowman" having retired TO priv ate
life in the shades Of his cherished A.Wsldems ~"
"a picture Of which accompanies his book has
been induced to give the public his "experispaei"
during forty active yesrs, In large volume Of eee
pages. adorned with over thirty excellent engrav.
inss- His public career Of over "forty busy yeSrS"
has been most eventfuI, and is recited to 10 herein
in spirited narrative, beguiling the reader irresst
ably on TO the end as surely as he opens the beck.
The work is not only exceedingly instructive In
that interesting study. '"humau nature,'n but
abounds with humorous anscdotes v III cld! Nho.
ever likes fun mingled with good sense, OF would
learn linen aDd things thoroughly, sad chow to
get along in the world" and snake meney,"twill
be delighted with Bsrnum's "SrRuGsLss , AND
Ahe'She'@ 40 Seas3s ssveJS
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Coon BRrA0.-Good bread is sometimes bette,
than to be wsiilbFed, YET tie man vhs is wsl bred
will always keep good bread, and such will the
family -four, made by, Hay. / purs,an at the city
Mills. make. THERE'S no, sxeuss or apology for
any baker, or any sthsr man or woman. who cannot
make good bread out Of their choice nour. They
also have buckwheat, meal, feed, &e, which they
deliver to city customers,
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Best oysters. at wholesale, at Piergue's.

BUyyALo BRAND.-The famous "Bufalo Brand
Alpaca 10 sold by Reddck Il Gillen. The proof
that this u the best brand for the money in the
markell lies nthe fact that all other dealers claim
that their alpacas are as good-making war on this
brand alone. Nevertheless, Rsddick Gillen sell
more ia dsy than they used to in week. Don't
take any saesrnan's wori about these goods. You
Will 6nd them better black, aud o5 per cent. cheap
er than any other brand.
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' iFME Goqps.--It will pay you to visit Scott,
HoaM 4 90, d splendid, store, near the First Ma
tional BENT. They have all the latest aud most
desirable goods, and have marked them down 30
as to bring chem within the reach of every one.
They will sl!ow none of their competitors to outdo
them, sishsr in the quality of goods or the price,
and sre determined to maintain their reputation
Is merchants. ever reliable and always ready to
serve their customers. Call and see the late and
tystyies,J ]h3 u 5Ah! 5-ia".t' 1'.ir' %
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Agents.

ALlx. vAUGRBY, Esq, s authorized agent Seneca
Ill., 70 receive pay for old Subscriptions the Free
Trader and for job printing &C. All orders sent
through him receive prompt attention.
i'll AoNT0onHny. RsQ, authorized Agcntat Leland
In this county to receipt Tor suhscrpea TO tbs Free Ire
DER advertising. &c.
C. DoSAaHHo, E.q, and g. W; CuxxIxs are our auiho
for Advertisements &c. At the town OF streator In
this county.
In county receipt for subscriptions te and adveftse
Went In the Free Trader.
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AUCTION. S.-Remsmber the new Auction Store,
east Of the Court HOUSE. in Thorne Armstrong;
old stand. New goods, good goods, lots of goods,
eheap goods, 6ns goods. goods, goods Now is
your time to buy. Roi, up, tumble up, get up, fall
up, run up, and see our stock-examine to your
own Satisfaction Don't forget Bum, the auc-
tioueef @A'N - i1''
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! Bull. PosTERs-B,rney. the bill poster, As an
eminent bill.ist, il success He has nailed up
mammoth bulletin boards in all the most pub
io places around The city, xhsrson he viii, for =
trifing confederation, post bills Of any size,
ahaoa a. nolor, 5SMi IhRUTJ5o'HIA
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ri GRIDLEY, BRISTOL u PERKINS have now .
full, complete and well assorted stock of dry
goods, carpets. groceries a,d custom.mads boots
aud shoes. Farmers and others buying goods IN
this market, will find it to their advantage by
calling and examining their stock before purch,s-
ing elsewhere.
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JOSH BlLLlkos' i.ALLaIxA1.N- --The raes al seouMc

JOSH BILLiHGs' tALLMINAx.1 The race Of soouMc
amanacs had about died for want Of proyeuder.
The everlasting recurring sameness escht yesf-.
sanneness in pictures, sameness in joker. and
sameness In progressive stupidity-hsd been too
mach for thspuble, aud they tafned) for relief TO
the auack medicine Alu,anacs Of DR.. ,Jayne. J. G.
Aver and the rest Of the patent medicine mongers.
There will be Ani@nsuss re viral in almanac fun,
However, when shs Josh Bll'ngs !. AllmieaH get
into general circulation. Josh has struck Dsw
vein, and bis almanac must make his fortune. As
the Boston Ledger truly renasks. rthe sthisg is
extremely bully" G. ". Carleton. New York.
Publishers. Price rs ets!G a-AH o L ST
For sale at the Bookstore OF Osman L Hapeman.
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.va,'o .,omo F771TTTv

Baldwin, La Sale street. sells gfoocsiss, pro-
visions, wooden and willow ware, fruit and CON.
ectionery o. low a. the lowest
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Ottawa Post O0ce.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF NAILS:
Temperance Orders.

10. q. T.. OTTAWA LopaR No. IS: Moets every Friday
evening In their hall, Cheevers New Block T. Smith, w.
X: b. Geo. W. Lamb, W. r. = f-11'
o. H. LIVE OAK THhrLB No. fsubordl0ate):
cry Tuesdsy evening at their hall In Cheevers Block.
Z. T. Morse. ". c. Z. John DickernAn, v. R.
1innehAhs Social Temple No. meets In the New Hail In
hseyers Block every Thursday evening. Mse Ella
z: Geo. H. Hunter, b. r. T.. Mrs. fhos Ready. s. R.;
a. L. Wood. B. q. 3 ~ -
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Have yon heen to see that new style show
case that Mccain s. Haskell have fitted up with
fine watches and iewelryr' They also have ono
Of 4cNeal y Urbau's splendid safes, and are
agents for the sale of the same. Call and sec
them, cost side of Court House, in Dimmick's
old stand 2u'f ~ 900 ,n
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Cannes OM.--It may not be generally known
aad for that tssson we mention it, that tho csle-
bfstsd Fsagie y Sprasue Carbon Oil, asld ir this
city only ~ Dimmick & Bro, costs but 20 cents
. gallon, many imagining that it costs much
moro than the common kerosene. The advertise
meat Of this oil in another column, we are assur-
Cd by dozens who have used it, in no point over
states it'd merits 3'H.
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An opportunity is now offered to our citizens
to procure that most desirable Of articles, per-
feet spectacle. Mr.. 0. Trask is sole agent for
Lazarus & Morris celebrated spectacle. If
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FARMERS AT 2s7 Main street, west OF rs-
vine, Ottaws, Illinois, you can get the best and
cheapest Hedge plants you ever saw. Call and
get your plants, now ready for delivsry.,.yA
'fH 'a B. SPENCER
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Best grades Of pure German and other Wines
for sale by Keim. La Sale street, west of Wash
ington Square, In Turner Hall.
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Wur Is Ir?-Bscause l sell . better article in
Boots and Shoes, and for less money, and try to
please, is the reason Of my meeting with such sue
cess. g. r. SrRAwsscR
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I. o. o. -.

OTTAWA LonoR No. IL: Meets every ThuSsdAy evening".
Leeeng Lodge Nc. Sc Qanan LsaEeJ meets every Wed.
block.
Daughters OF Rebecca Meet on the a,ss TuesdAy eve
ming OF each mouth y
0I.AwA HxoAxrnxxr No. So Meets on the second and
eurth Tuesday evenng. N
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-13

New WAGoNs-Twenty new wagons for sale
Inquire of John Stout, at his store on the east
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