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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

Tie Sea Serpent. Whether seen "a Nahan,
or not, there Is no longer room to doubt that there
hare existed such monsters of the deep as We I'M
derstand by ",hc sea serpent The last New
York Macs has well executed cut aud lGll az
coun, OF the monster bones found 10y DR.. Koch
some months ago in Alabama, as they have been
arranged and are now being exhibited in New
York. They nrc in a remarkable state of prcsor-
vaton, many as perfect as il just taken from the
animal The spinal bonc', as now arrunscd,
measure one hundred and fourteen feet in length,
ana the animal mus, have measured at lcas, one
bundled aud twenty-five feet. Ihirty.two of the
ribs, apparently about hall the whole number,
have been recovered in good state, and prove
tina, this enormous snake mus, have measured
twenty five feet in circumference.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

A News- Boys tribute 10 General
Jackson.-At the Chatham theatre a few
evenings since, the spirit Of General
Jackson. in the form OF an actor, was car
ricd up 10 heaven by puloys, in the arms
Of an actress, who represented an angel.
This led one nows.hny to say 10 another,
do YOU suppose Gen. Jackson has gone
TO heaven . Il don't know, replied the
other. ,bdt one thing | can tell you, if
he only made up his mimi to go to hea-
ven all hell couldn't stop him.'-This is
quite in the vein of the old General him
self-N !. Mirror.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

"A fratds took place in the circuit
court room a, Hudson, N, Y, on the 9Th,
between A. j.. Jordan, and John Van
Buren,, Esq's., states attorney, while
conducting cause. Some strong Ian
guagc ensuet between the parties, when
Mr.. Jordan called Mr.. Van Buren, "a
liar upon which the latter struck the
former in the face with his elbow. Sc.
veral blows followed, and the affair was
pu, an end to by Judge Edmonds com
hitting both parties, for contempt OF
court, for twcn'y.iour hours. The par
ties wished to be released on payment OF
"a fine, but the court refused the applica.
,ion.-BOSi. Post.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

A BkW is usually regarded as an indignity,
but not always sos for it is stated in a ritlsbnrg
paper that, in consequence Of the coal SCOT of the
atmosphere Of the American Birmingham, the
ladies' have rather a Troublesome time oI It in re-
gard to their G,eec. Thus says the journal alore-
said, "when ladys face receives descending
flake, her nearest friend JipicS it of. To wipe it
off would only make bad worse, and singular to
each other is uhcn they come 10 Gio,cs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

Johl RmdopNS liberated NaceS.--
Judge Leigh, the venerable executor Of
Randolph's will, is trying TO find suita'
bic location for the four hundred colorcd
men. women and children which it liber-
a,cs from slavery. lie is forbidden TO
send them to Liberia, ana by law they
cannot remain in Virginia. A legacy OF
s25 900 goes with them and they will
be settled in some part Of the free states
as soon as their guardian can make up
his mind MS to where they will be hap
piest.-BOSt Post.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26
Starting in The UorH.-Many an W.

Starting in The Uorid.-Many an u''
wise parent labors hard and lives spar'ne-
ly all his life for the purpose 81 leaving
enough to give his children . starr III me
world, as it is called. Setting young
man ailoa, with money left MN by his
relatives, is like tying bIadders under "''
arm of one who cannot swim; ter ''''''
ccs to one he will lose his bla'ucrS an'
30 to the bottom. Teach hh W ,sIMIcr
and he will never noe' ''o on. and
Give your child sorad elGS"'o's,, Soc a" ~
Won have done cr,ugh for i,,", n;n IIr cn W
!, tina, his mo,Is are pur'', no' m"%o suh
'va'ea' 1 ,o the ',' la"ws%nich govern man.
s sus You have gira what will be Of more %"'
',aInc IN han the '7cal'h OF the Indies You
, sa,"' a ,i,a', ' nm start which no mslor-
' .a'o =. deprive him of. The earlier
'"no each him to depend upon his o"a
y,sWources, tho Naturalization TdrS'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

Hir Cana gentleman of Philadcl-
phIa has shown us an air gun of his own
invention, in the form of walking slicl,
which is of the most ingenious am adj
mlrabic workmanship. We cannc' spare
room to describe it, but noli-i'g OF tho
kind has been invented TO compare with
H. lie charges +; by . 'ery SIMPLE pro-
cess ia less than one minute, when II will
ire, without rechargc OF air. hctnty
tiac5.--l!o fed it repeatedly in our
presence, eating ball carh time through
a Loar5, with wafer upon it, at dis
taasc OF three or four pds, and generally
within an inch OF the wafer. He has an
other with q small spy-glass upo IL
through which he takes sight; am wien
out shooting crows. he is able y sec IN"
very eve Of the crow, and h ha' o'an
pu, tho bob directly through 1t ~ wv
car detect this gun from ooN'"o
walking stick. The price o. 'hcm Is Vi
course comparatively high ou' we "n
lcr.tand nary have beep made a"a '''N
oy do favcnlon-.N. y H. Netcs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

There is long wishy.washy article in the last
Chicago Seem Of the Prairie" about the Canal,
in which our article of week before last in refer
cncc to leasing canal lands is criticised in so
bungling way that We are induced to notice it.
If the editor Of the Gem will take the trouble to
read our article again no may be able to discover
tina, our remarks were intended to apply only to
those lands and lots TO which individuals have
presumption rights; and then il he will take the
trouble to find out how much presumption right
to The lands in question amounts to, he may dis.
Germ what ,ort Of perpetual lease" or right Of
occupancy the settlers have To these lands; and
he may ,hcn also discover how grca, an asa he
has made Of himself In saying iha, the demands
Of these presumption claimants nrc as absurd as
those Of tho An,i.Rcn,crs in New Yors, and in
comparing their fofciblc resistance Of the On.
Jus, order Of tho trustees to the burning Of the
Ursuline Monastery, churches in rhiadel.
phia, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

questions arise, without anticipating
them. This is the praaticc, as we be.
Iieve, IN every state of the Union. There
IS sense aud reason in ii, as it appears to
US. Individuals, in the mean time, as a
matter Of course, arc a. liberty To express
Their sentiments or not, rs 10 whether
they would be for bank under the new
constitution, or against one. We re-.
specially ask the Free Trader whe,hc,
Ibis explanation does not meet the i'm.
porlant point it made, in regard to taking
ground against The proposed convention
-Sidie Register.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

misery to which he conducted me,
| cannot describe. l threw them
my purse and their burst Of graft
tude overcamc me. TITLED my eyes.
1t went as cordial to my heart.
Il will call again Tomorrow | said.
sFool that | was, to think OF leaving
a world where such pleasures were
to be had, and so cheaply.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

4 4 d,,traio neach :, the mos, delicious
fruit. OF this or any other country. WI
tber, fore invite particular attention 10 ~
following brief article from the ,MAporla1,
ton Constitution. !, is m9T,;cal speech
, 70 .nc good farmer than; tho las, ,wolvc
J., that has been publis "
months =, ,;nI,o.. ~ co,,
Ticker ne received day or two ago ,
aw NJ ais large peaches, which w're
e-,ered for the premium. We haze ne.
yer seen such large and delicious Tult, OIL
the peach kind. And il demonstrates
what may be done by scientific ana )"o',
cious cultivation. In suay!,eFf'es and
peaches, we think, the washington mar
ket will compare advar"geo"S'y WIN any
other in the country -
$40 rociproc..e the courtesy of small
presents Of rg peaches, we now publan
rer tho pnei, Of all peach-grower' anu
otc,.rdiSts, some important facts ,onnec
ID with the cultivation Of this 'nr'''No"
'Tuit. The method which nc NO" s'0
is said not only TO insure = pleDa,E w.. ,,e
of peaches, bu, greatly improyr ".n ,,'Ic
and flavor. A highly in,cnss"' e ~" ~
man of Tennessee, W. gave US Inc IL"
rorm,,;on. has prac,scd i. for the last
twenty years, api has never N"o .rn Il W
r,;l-a insurcs him most p'eh''iu' cr'f
every year. die 7, ne fail of the
"ihc PROVES lime Of ale first freezing
year, aOoH .taw the .Sr'h away from the
wca'he3y dcpa of some six inches, so
roo expos the large roots at !het juno
ian viii the tree. When the SHOWS
come roll up large balls of it, and place
,ho.n around the bottom of the tree, or,
what is the same thing, shovel the snow
into heap around the tree, and in either
case pack i, or beat it down till it acquires
almos. tic soldiiy Of ice. Throw on
this charcoal dust or saw dust, if you have
it. aud then cover it with straw. Tins
would preserve the snow ill midsumm1fit
or the straw alone will perhaps nr,c.
from melting sufficiently long do no, faN
'ical purposes. When ne paacked up around
OF sufficient aopsssscrvcd as above stated,
the trees an ass same purpose. The object
answers We ,om be perceived, is to prevs'
1t VIII ,,a,ion and bloom until all dangerng 2
s wee IS entirely past. After shGc|N
las advanced, and the weathc' ~
decidedly settled and warp,
now rimans moy DO raked ~.
Gc rect, Wien, although ,hey.n Bre,cs-
GcoA n tAe midst of the surrc~ko OIL
citation, thcy will spring in'@'
urionce, with a rapidi'y an9,n'
astonishing. The only inst0!ers, :
that tho bloom is so ssit, 'uc@es' &c.
necessary, when tllthe Hd
to Thin !. on, wisbring to .hSSa''y' ~n.eP
red for the purpon. The 50, ~ 4
have no more Iually appko III
mos, maturisylcrrics, phon ~ \
process is 81 "Ib q.
TO aprcotstman gay x 2 ~
pies, &c. l. ~ y.
,rhc/
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26
canrra convention At Syracuse, NJ

Ccorca convention at syracuse, Ne
U,rh-A colored convention was PEI" at
syracuse n. Y, week before last
for the purpose Of adopting measures
10 rroeuro tho freedom of voting at elcc,
,;ons for the ccorcd people Of mat stale
~ hc sane Grms that is enjoyed ny The
,rh;'cs. w the prescott constitution OF
M N". Yak, (says tic Herald coIorcd
,toplc are allowed to vote OF, only when
nosslsscd of property justification to
Inc amount of two hnnd'ed and fifty dol
lrs annually. The convention complains
bitterly of the restriction of the right Of
voting in their case, and have dCterm bc
to remove i, if possible, thr% -noon,c
state convention, now bclog, c,on, vL,,.
far confirmation. 1t APT .ha, u,rrc
, ~, convention sets 'ot''' VIA; VII, I,;o
n ,,,aht be 5000 ,olorod voters IN ", 'n'a >
s',1s and ,ba,n they are qn'l!'cu' ny
S 'nnoyal Of me present restrictions 'hey
would he able to control the dcstlnIes OF
Inc state in all her future elcc'ions.-Mo'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

The astonishing developcmeuls pub.
llShcd in this paper respecting those who
have been banking and robbing without
charter have done a great deal of good,
as well as our developments respecting
the persons who have been robbing and
banking with charicrs-alI morally, tho
not legally, equal in guilt.
1t is supposed that the man whom Da-
Wis and ScarIes killed was resident of
Princeton. lie started from PriAcclon
for llcnncpin to take boat for ST. Loms
with some SIX hundred dollars, and has
never been heard OF since. lie was go
ing TO ST. Louis TO purchase groceries.
No doubt his bones now lay behind log
in the woods, between llcnnepin and
Princeton, where they laid him. A cor
respondent says: "lf Bureau people
would turn out and hunt, have no doubt
they would find his remains"
This murderer Davis is still nj large.
rs well as Birch. BIS yellow horse was
lately at Peru, but it is understood that
be has lately took him away. It can be
told al Pcru near where he is. Davis is
large swarhy fellow, about six feet
high, drinks freely, and has mark by
which he can be told at all times. The
upper part Of one of his ears is gone. 1t
was bit of in fight with his brothcr.n-
law. Taylor DrIskell, who killed Camp
bell with Bridge, aud who has recently
been in disguise about the residence of
his brother, in Du Page CO., it is thought
can tell where Davis is. Its also thought
two prominent citizens of Dixon can tell
his whereabouts.
Whilst in Rockford Jail, Bridge gave
up the names of three individuals, resi-
dents of thoI place, heretofore considered
respectable, who were bound to help him.
He wanted The Jail broke and relay of
horses placed along the road to Fulton
city, and gave the name Of landlords who
could be trusted with horses. lie want
ed the Peru yellow horse to run out of
Rockford with, If he could be got. lie
spoke OF bay mare that could be got al
Peru. also through merchant TO whom
he gave Multord's money who gave it to
third person who passed it.
A man at the Dixon Court writes us as
follows:
"Therc have been some entire new de.
vclopcmcnts brought out before the Grand
Jury. Two leading citizens, one mer-
chan, ana the other lawyer, were at
tempted TO be indicted here as the boon
companions Of Bridge, Davis, Birch &
Co. The evidence was not sufficient TO
indict the merchant, but bill was found
against the lawyer on the plo! to rob the
land Office.
BY the evidence before the Grand Jury,
one of the Forwarding Houses Wheat
buyers in a certain city near you were
placed in no cnviable light. A trunk full
Of Bogus was sold TO them "by our boys"
at ono time, in small con--dimcs, quar-
icrs and halves. 1t was paid out for
wheat, but never giving any one person
over three dollars. All the particulars
VIII &c IuTuisHcu you III snort umc.
Your Developments" are doing much
good. In the mean time. keep them up"
Another correspondent writes as fol-
lows:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

n bold figure of Speech.-At the
grea, council of The Seneca nation, held
week before last, near Buffalo, tho sub
icct Of removing these Indians across
the Mississippi being under discussion
one Indian speaker said he had no eo r,Iil
dencc in his white fathers; VIII, '" .D''s
we have His white iathc-, "'. ~
dcrcd their Savior; a'' wna' "'"p y,
,rco,mcn, could ,'oor Indian oSpcc,
from men who mad killed tho son oil
God :
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p;ce C,,nenf-rhis useiul and cIt

Rice Ccment.-This ustlol anu .l0-
can, cement, which is beautifully VIM .,
and dries almost transparent, is p','v IN ~
mixing rico with cold water, aI tooro,h.
gently boiling it. Papers sooner mI separate
or WIN ms constance. Instance than at tho join
in their 1 ~. therefore, an excellent &C.
InS in the preparation Of curious paper
articles, as tea trays, and ladies' dressing
and work boxes, and other articles wh'e',
require layers OF paper to be eemsn'eu
together. In every respect i, IS preic'a'
bic 10 common pasts made s''h Shea'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

The Uaioa has obtained, from the general post
Office, the following lis, OF the receipts which
have been made under the lurmcr aud present
post office laws. These facts may assist ia show
ing the present operation vi The new system
The receipts Of these offices arc here yariuusly
stated some the average per week, and other.
for the whole month Of July. In every case they
fall short of the receipts OF the former law, but ia
various proportions, as will strike the readers eye
at once:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

Female thieves in omuibusc, is The last
invention IN New York. They are sand
to be very skiIIful--vcry dcmurc-but
manage SO to crowd the omnibuscs that
the young men--who are their iavorite
vlc'ims-arc obliged to setup very straight
SO as mot to crowd the ladies'. HAY
ing got them in "fx," the ladies' pro.
coed to opcraie-"gently stealing
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26
From the Green Mountain State"

The convention Of Texas Tor the formation Of
a new constitution have inserted in it clause,
by vote Of IS to I, prohibiting the future crca.
ton, renewal or extension Of any corporation
with banking or discoun,ing privileges.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26
rev Outrr 20 ' In IIaucora County.

Hancock county is again in state Of anrrchy
The war on the Mormors has been rccommcnc-
ed and is prosecuted with moro violence than has
ever before distinguished these outbreaks. de-
tcrminationis manifested that the Mormons shall
no longer remain in Hancock county and that
they must be driven out, and to effect this, their
enemies are prepared to burn, kill, and destroy.
The late outbreaks were preceded by meet.
ing Of the anti Mormons in Green Plain precinct.
held probably for the purpose of conccnlng stme
plan Of operations While the meeting were en-
gagged in the business before them, several shots
were Cred at them through the Windows and
door Of The school house they had met in, by
whom It is not known, but the Mormons allege
by The Antics themselves, who indeed but family
deny it-a. all events do no, plead the circums
stance In justification of their subsequent, pro.
cccdings
The day after this meeting (Sept. 10Y tho
Antics proceeded to pu, thcit plans into execu-
lions, and what these were may DC readily infer
red from the following account, taken tom tho
Warsaw Signal Of the 18th, OF their procec.
Aings;
"0n "Wednesday night the work was was com
mepcod by burning two Mormon cabins, aud tn,
saints were started from Morlcys settlement, (ir
The sou1h western part Of the county, From
chat time 10 the present, they have Identifying
before the Aniics, and the latter have destroyed
III Morlcy's settlement, and are, at the time Of
,vri,ine ibis, al work OH the Bear Creek settle
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

,rLo editor of the Ottawa Free Trader
draws an inference from OFF la'e remarks
ON the subjcc. of banksln 'h's s'a'o' W.,
Jor the new cons,i'dion, which we did
no, suppose wa, warranted from our al
,;cic. We aave declared that we are
opposed 10 the ro.usci'alion of our pro,
srll banks, and against The charIcriFroon
any new ones, uuder oW, ~ MS are ali
s,ilu.iop; which IL 49, e',,,o hrlro he
the %oea.'Htiiu rex, election for GoYe'Ho'
PEI members Of Ihc lcg'sIa'a'e' 50 '-' -
hanks are concerned'
should the people determine 10 n"," ,
convention for the purpose oil a.nV"N'"E
the constitution the question wan arse
afterwards upon The election oil oclcea'eS
whether they are in favor or against
hank or banks; and whatever cooiS'
The democratic party, as parry may
then determine 10 take. on sha' q"es
,ion, we siaa DC with them.
Whil We contend for Is. lha' as N.'
rs, He should taie our grounds ON! F"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26
-, Sept. IL, 1915.

Sept. IL, 1919.
Editor Of The Democrat
am now enabled to give YOU some
positive information of the man Searles,
who helped Davis COMM, the murder in
Bureau co. This Searles was living in
Bureau CO., at the time, and neaer was
suspected Of being engaged in SO foul a
deed. He was, however, soon after con.
vic,ed of horse-stealing and counterfeit
ing, and sent TO Alton from - ',."e'oi''
p',.oor no ~ 10 about six feet IN
height. well-proporIioned, dark skin,
black beard, gets drunk every oppor,uni-
ty and is always making use Of prolane
language. When he was in Bureau coun.
", he called himself Crank Searles,"
and am credibly informed that the same
identical fellow now lives in Warren CO.
Whatever name he may have assumed
will not be suilicien, to disguise his per.
son and character. Let Warren co. Pot
him through. If Warren co. people would
like to get hold Of certain scoundrr
who broke Jail there, some two or tAree
years since, let them inform thrcdgl the
Democrat who to address, and will give
them the positive Information desired
As to the murder OF Col. Davenport
i, is not supposed that Budd did anything
more than plan il. But where was his
old Rochester IN. " friend, Favor, or
tha, day where wac Baker the lrI'""
or both l-Chicago Democrat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

Rumor Of wor in Iowa.-Itis rumor-
ed in town. that The people of Lee coun-
Is, Iowa, arc driving the mormons as in
this county. We know not whence this
news comes, and cannot vouch for its
correctness. -UarSdiD Signal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

This eminsn, juris, and truly good man is no
more. lie died on the evening OF the 10Th inst,
a, his residence in Cambridge, q, quarter be.
fore o'clock. His disease was s,oppasc of the
intes,incs, or internal strangula,ion. lie had at,
tanned the age Of 60 years
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

A lady who had refused to give We
after hearing charity sermon ,nss ie nS.
her pocket picked E. 81" y, Live Tho
ing tho churcm On making ,IJ
she said, elf God coui !,
not find the way into my pocket II
sccms the devil could" u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

Accounts from all parts of the State in
form US that sickness prevails to a great
extent among the people. In our coun-
~, and throughout the Rock River coun-
try, there is more than there has been a,
any one time before. tits, however, not
often fatal, aud consists mostly Of bilious
fever, and ague.-ROckJ0W FoTHm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

4 Good Sampt,-Amcn5 the California dele
CATION hat left here last week, says the ST, Louis
Gazette, was Dr.. X. Sample, measuring I fee, 4
ipsncs! He informed us tia, he was presented
with fine rifle by lady of this city, which he
reckonod /, would take as much as two Indians 10,
dispos."ss him Of any how you could fix It,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

Tho screen Maintain Boys' were here on
Saturday evening last, and gave us another Of
their delightful musical entertainments. Owing
To the limited notice that was gwen, there was
not such a turn out Os they deserved to have.
Since Frank Johnson's band passed through here,
strumentaI, to compare with that Of this
t. band of brothers
From the Green Mountain State"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

0m on he Ghhy aIE-Thc Allegheny Me
thojs, Conference lately res, lvcd, "tha, no mi
mister shall be admitted into this conference " h,
uses tobacco in any Of its forms eNccp, os a me
dcinc, and in tina, case satisfactory evidence shall
be given" They doubtless believe.
"'rohacco Is on Indian weed,
And twas the devil ,hut sowed the sccd."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

Chieago.--22,ooo bushels OF whea,
and upwards were received and stored
on Friday. A, no period, hitherto, have
tho prospects of Northern Illinois, and OF
Chicago especially. been so ilai'erlng as
AZ nrcscnt. Lhifago Gtin,.-.-..----....
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

The hat, says the Boston Post, has been una
nimousy surrendered 10 Amelia, who wrot
these lines -
"Thc twilight hours Ike birds flew by,
As lightly aud as free;
Ten thousand stars were in The sky.
Ten thousand On the seal
For every wave with dimpitd face,
rha, lcapci up in the air,
Had cauch star in its embrace,
And held 1t trembling there
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

flour. 1t answers veil Tor passing into
books tie copies Of writing taken Oft by
copying machines, on unSIzcd silver pa
per. With this composition, made with
a small quantity OF water, that 1t may
have consisleuce similar Ia plastic clay,
models, husts, statues, b1sso rcivos, and
the like, may be lurned. When dry,
the articles made Of il are susceptible OF
high polish they are very durable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-26

The Paris correspondent Of Livingston and
Weiss Express gays, "Rumors are daily uequir-
|ing consis,ency Of icars cn.ertsined VI Queen