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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-17
Notice.

Notice.
SEALED proposal, will be received
~ a, the Canal Office IN IIockport un.
I'll the 10Th day of May next, for the con.
s,ruc,on Of all the work to be executed
upon the FEEDERS Of the Illinois and Mich
'gan Canal, aud also for any work upon
me main line which may no, ., that time
he under contract.
The board If Trustees not having yet
positively determined upon the number
and exten, Of said feeders, a more detail.
ed notice canno, NJ tins time he given, bu,
the amount of work to be let is worthy of
the attention of contractors.
Plans, proiles &c. fully exhibiting the
character and quantity Of the work offer.
ed, will be ready Tor Inspection a, this
office previous to the day of letting.
An immediate commencement, and Wig.
orons prosecution of the work will be re.
CURED. WIN. GOODING,
Chief Engineer
Canal Office, Lockpor', March 23. 1915
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EDWARD BROOKS.

No. %, Njrih Main Street, 81. Louis,
rs now IN receipt of. and will be constantly
Il receiving, direct from the importers snd
manufacturers, large, fresh. and well selected
stock, embracing as goat variety Of foreign
aud domestic Drug, &c. can be found in this
country, all OF which have been selected with the
utmost care as 10 purity, etc. His stock consists
IN part Of
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals
Perfumery Snulls; Brushes; Drouzes; Black
ing Glsziers' Diamond; Spices.
Paints, OILS, and Dye StuD$;
Gold, Silver, French and Dutch Leaf; Writing
Inks; Watches; Instruments:
Botanic and Patent Medicines
Dentists Gold aud Tin Foil; Printing Inks
nss'd coinrs; Wrapping Paper, Varnishes
Starch, Medicine chests, Medical Saddlebags
UindoW Glass and Glassware.
All sizes window glass from TAG to 2is26, OF
superior quality Bottles. ,ials, Jars, Flashs,
Iinctures, etc,
Uhite and Fed iead, Litharge, and
LinSeed OIL
Or the very best quality, at manufacturers prices
Purchasers are invited to call aud examine NV
stock, which, being Of my own importation,
am enabled TO offer at prices that cannot fail Ia
pICnse, March % ISl6 -2Q-S
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
THE subscriber has jus. received and is nov
opening, in Ottawa, mis- larys and splendid
assortment Of
French, UooLdyed, and Black
CLOTHS,

Brown. grey, green. invisible green & dalia d.,
Also. blue and black Beaver Cloths
A splendid lot OF French, black, blue, and I'm.
cy Cassimeres,
Sleeps grey, jeans, twceds AMI saitnetts OF va.
rious coors, and a splendid lot OF
satin, silk velve,s, aud other vcs,ings.
Ginshams, French bombazines, French Meri.
no, Parametia. and fig d alpaccas,
linsey. Cotton and Linen Checks, Shirtngs
and Shee,ings, Ticking. umbrellas,
Gents Lisle thread, black, and fancy kid gloves
stocks, cravats, and pocket hdkfs, shirt collars,
writing paper, spool, cation, and linen thread
aud a splendid assortment Of tailors' trimmings
A fine lot Of Calf skins and upper Leather.
The subscriber will still continue his tailoring
business, but any prefer any other tailor, they
will tiud that no advantage will be taken Of those
who wish to purchase goods in his line Tie al.
So feels thankful for past favors. add aa,,ers him
self that he can sell as cheap as any other place.
Ottawa, Nov Il, lSi5 JOHN SHULER.
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Books d Stationary.

JUST received, Grigg & Elliou's LIST,
~ ID, Sd, and 4lh Reader; Eclectic do.
Elementary Spoilers; Smiths geography
& arithmetic GrImshaw's United States.
and questions le,,erand foolscap paper;
blank books; toy do; primers ink
stands ; states; quilts, &C., for sale al
Peru, by DAY g. BROTHER.
Oct. 10, 1915.
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N F. w S I O II E.
M La Sale. m.
RICHARD CODY

EEZOULD respectfully inform the
w citizens Of Peru, La Sale, and
the adj Joining country, that his stock of
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Hard,oare, Boots g. Shoes,
&c', Be-. &c.,
is equal 10 any in the country. His
stock was selected with grea, care for this
market, and he feels satisfied that his
prices are as low as those Of any other
establishment in the country. lie re.
specially invites the farmers and others
to give him call before purchasing else
where, and see and judge for themselves.
La Sale. March l3, 1916.
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Groceries.

A FULL. supply. at the brick store.
Consisting OF teas, coffee, sugar,
moiasses. rice, pepper, spice. nutmegs,
cassla, raisins, variegaled and common
and CASTLE soap, tobacco, pepper sauce,
lemon syrup,sarsaparilla mead. sperm and
tallow candles, saleralus, Goldfish, macke
rel, &C.. WIN. PAUL & co.
Peru, April l6, 1876.
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NNliCC.

HNlE public are hereby notified
Il agains, purchasing certain notes
Of S2o each, dated April 81. 1913, drawn
by the subscriber in favor Of W. r.. S.
!.ovinia; also a note Of S25. dated Sep.
,cmher %, 1919, drawn IN favor of Asa.
hel GrIdIey. Having received no con.
sidera'on for the same The subscriber is
determined not TO pay them.
Moses ALLEN.
March 20, ls46. S9-4t
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DRY GOODS.

DESh GOODS,
Hard-Uare. QuesnS-U are, Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps, &c., &c.,
at PERU.
.NHE subscribers would inform their
4 friends and the citizens of La Sale
and Bureau counties, in general,
that they are receiving and constantly
keep on hand a fall assortmen, of the
above goods, together with many other
kinds. Feeling greatlul for past patronage,
they would solicit continuance of the
same, assuring all who may favor us
with call, they shall find our goods at
the lowest and cheapest rates. as we in.
tend to sell for Cash or produce exclu-
sively. We will either pay cash or en-
change goods for mostly all kinds of
produce at the highest market rates.
Sept. 20,-'45. DAY & BROTHER.
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Doors d. SHOES Mems and boys
I'D coarse pepged boots, mems Kip do.
mems and boys coarse and fine troguns.
childrers shoes, womens .liprers and
lace shoes, &C.. &C., for sale upon the
best terms a, Peru, by DAY g. BRO.
Oct. 10. lS45.
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Corporation Election.

A n election will be held at the cour,
IA house, on the 4h day of May next,
Tor The election o. five trustees for the
town of Ottawa, in La Sale county. for
the ensuing year. The polls will be
opened at ten o'clock, A. NJ. and close al
four o'clock r. NJ.
By order Of the board Of trustees.
.Apri 10, 1910.
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Oh Consignment


"A HHDS. N. o. Sugar, IA bags Coffee,
btls sugar house moIasse.,
10 boxes Soap and Candles,
boxes tea, hrl rice. 6 casks liquors,
80 brls Ohio whiskey, mackerci, herring, starch,
2 kegs tobacco, boxes smoking tobacco,
brl pea nuts. raisin., figs, cask loaf sugar.
kegs nails, 10 bdls wrap paper, a doz buckets,
prs patent balances, &c. &c. &c.
The above goods have been in store
since last arrival Of steamboats,, and are
now ordered TO be sold on account Of ow-
ners. TIE articles are all choice Staple
Groceries, and in fine order, and will be
sold at moderate rates.
ISAAC D. HARMON.
Peru, Dec. Q, l845.-.t
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Notice.,

\ s her eby given that all persons having
claims against the estate of DR.. Har-
mon Hurlbut, late Of La Sale county,
deceased, are requested TO attend before
the court Of probate Of said county, on
the 2d day of May next, at Ottawa, for
the purpose Of settling and adjusting such
claims, that being the time fixed upon for
such purpose, according TO the statute.
Jan. 2, 1916. HEN. HURLBUT,
2S-tml administrator.
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Ottawa Foundry.

rINiE subscribers would respectfully inform the
l. ci'iIens Of Ottawa and vicinity. that they
have entered into co-parner-hip, for the purposs
ofc"rrying on the Foundry Business in this piscs.
which has heretofore been under the mana cement
oi CocswLLL q CuAr'S. rnd they are now pre-.
pared to execute all kinds Of work in their line
equal tn any establishment in the country and on
the shortest notice and the most reasonable terms.
They have connected with the FOUNDRY a
first rate PdiiTn Moifr, which will enable thea,
to make to order all kinds of stoves, CRATES hollow
ware, raw mil: gearing. and any article of Mschi.
merry, at the shortest notice. A share Of pn,ron.
age is respectfully solicited. Cali raid f,r ND
Cast Lon. COCSWELL 4 COOK.
Ottawa, Feb @, 1916.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.
Estate Of Barr Hanson, decd.

fSl0le Of Burr Hanson, decd.
A Lii persons having claims against the
estate Of Burr Hanson, deceased,
are hereby notified and requested TO at.
tend before the probate justice Of La
Sale county. Illinois, al bis Office in OF
lava, in said county, on Saturday, The
Odd day of May, A. d. 1876. for the
purpose Of having the same adjusted.
that being the day fixed upon by the all
minis,rasor, in pursuance of the statute,
for the purpose Of settling and adjusting
all claims against said decedcn,.
HANS HANSON,
Ap. 25. lSi6.-6-42. Administrator
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French Burr Mill Stones.

ME subscriber, agent for the man
l. u(aclurers at ST. Louis, will fur
nlsh to order at the lowest cash prices
all the articles warranted.
French Burr Mill Stones, Dutch Bolt.
ing Cloths, Sou,hworlh's paten Smut,
Machines, Mill Irons and Screen Wire.
Mill owners may depend upon all the
above being sold as low as eastern rates,
and upon getting decided superior ar.
ticle. ISAAC ID. HARMON.
Peru, Dec. %, lS45.
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To the Public.

Wisconsin Marine IL Fire Insurance Co office,
Milwaukee, 3oh jan, 1916
The recent action Of the legislature Of the Ter.
rory in reference to this ins,l, urion i'll not in any
way affect lis rights or interrupt its business.
This notice is deemed proper for the infirma.
ton aud protection of holders of its paper which
will he redeemed here aud BY its correspondents
in New York, Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, Gaena,
and st. Louis as heretofore.
An abstract Of the condition Of the institution
at this date is appended.
GEO. SMITH, President.
ALEX. MITCHELL, Secretary.
.4Jsiroci ofhe condiiop cfMe Wisconsin lf,rine
and F1e Insurance Co. al January 80, 1916.
REsornCEs.
Bills and Notes aud advances on pro.
duce S56ls2 II
Loans on Real Estate. 1912
Real Esate-being chiefly productive
property in the cities al Chicago aud
Milwaukee, 49,457 81
Amount in the hands Of the Compa-
ny's agents in New York and Chi.
cage, 2l6,53l II
Funds in raustu-being Bank Bills,
Drafts, Certificates of Deposit, and
Bills Of Exchange in transit to New
York city, S6,3l2 s.
NisCe llaneuus accounts, 1903 I
Cumpany's office and furniture, l,345 IS
Cash Oh hsnd-guId & Sill
yer, sl37l59 l6
Bills Of specie paying banks, 70 $50 l50,3l5 l6
Stocks Of the United States and the
state Of New York, 5OOoO 90
s63l,ll9 81
LIARiLrTIrs.
= 10,
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III = 1. e. -

III LES
Ne'C Forwarding and Commission
UmshouSe,
FOOT OF DEARBORN STREET,
CHICAGO, ILL.
hNllE subscriber has commenced the
Il F0rrarding Business, and i, pre-.
pared TO receive flour and other produce,
Tor sale or shipping, and goods on sjo-
rage. lie offers the usual facilities. and
all on terms as favorable as those Of any
responsible house.
Goods TO go east, or from any Of the
eastern cities, carefully marked to his adj
dress, will be received by any of the
lines and steamers, and safely delivered
at Chicago THOMAS HALE.
Ldrd Oil, in kegs and barrels !;
mould and sterine Candles, warranted
good articles. for sale.
Chicago, Feb. 27, 1916. 36-S
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Notice.
Lime, Lime!

ktulCs luutC
fkNllE subscriber having several excel.
lent Lime Kilns in operation on the
west side of the side-cut, is prepared 10
deliver any quality Of lime wherever and
whenever desired, at the loves, rates.
r. COYLE.
Ottawa. April 3. Isi6.-ly
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List Of Letters

List OF Letters
pENAlNlNG IN the Post Office at Newark.
IL Kendall county, on the 3lst day of March
1916.
Allen Orlan N Jones Rev Levi
Abcls lessee Jackson Jno ]
Been John G Martin Presley
ball Spencer s Martin Rev W T.
brown Thomas e Mendcnhall I hos
bar'ramJ 2 McClaskey Ak
br'mhal, esq Ilor McConley John
boyd W J. 2 Mon'ony X G
Bruster Augustus Nichols Geo
'ollens John Phillips III
Ilark k"her, + Plough Abraham
Chsppell Geo Rosdail q
Carr Gardner J Rosdail Danl
DeIumalcr Seymore Seymore Elizabeth
Dorcn Is Sca,on Geo
Durkee OG S,erdevan Able
Dulevan II Tubb T. G
Evans James Tailor +
Farson Ole futile Joseph
Gleason Able Yeager Harriet
Gleason Thos r Yeark Levi
Hartwell G w
G. B. HOLLENBACK, p. NJ.
Person, calling for letters on the Adore 6s ui
lpe"se meali0a '.sf they are adUertised.
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Ap. 25. ls4G.-6-42. administrator
Estate IF George Ransberger. decd.

Estate IF George RmSberger. dec'd.
a LII persons having claims agans, the
"a estate Of George Ransbcrger, deceas-
ed, are hereby notified and requested to
attend before the probate justice Of La
Sale county, Illinois, al his office in OF
tawa, in said county, on Saturday the
9th day Of June, A. d. 1916, for the
purpose Of having the same adjusted,
that being the day fixed upon by the ad-
minsIrator, in pursuance Of the statute,
for the purpose of settling and adjusting
all claims against said deceden,.
BRONSON MURRAY,
Ap. 10, ls46.-6-42 administrator.
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(:rOcpIiCS.

lust received, full and genTal assortment
- of Groceries, ms follows: \ o Sugar Rio
Coffee. Teas. AIspicc, Raislns, Tobacco, Soap
Candles, Dye-Siuiis, &c, which will be sold
cheap for ready pay, at Peru, by
Oct 81, l845 DAY & BROTHER.
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Estate of Edwin VI. Moore. dec..

Estate Of Edwin VI. Moore, dec..
A LII persons having claims agains, the
estate Of Edwin NJ. Moore, deceas.
ed, are hereby noted and required TO al
tend before the probate justice Of La Sale
county, Illinois, at his Office in Ottawa,
in said county. on Thursday the 18Th day
of June, A. d. 1876, for the purpose of
having The same adjusted, tina, being the
day fixed upon by the administrator, in
pursuance of the statute. for the purpose
of settling and adjusting all claims against
said decedent.
WARREN BROWN, admir-.
Ottawa, April 3, 1916.
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NOW STORE AT DAYTON

BETWEEN THE TWO MILLS y
Il & ID. GREEN have Just received a
large supply Of
Groceries,
Consisting in part Of
Tea, Young Tyson and Imperial, }
Coffee Pepper
. Sugar Specie
Molasses Ginger
Tobacco Salnra,us, &c.
Which they offer for sale very low for
Cash, Wheat, or Wool.
p. S. All persons knowing themselves
indebted 10 the above firm, by note or
book account, ATE respectfully requested
TO call and settle the same and save costs.
as many Of their notes and accounts ale
of long standing, which must he paid, and
no mistake Delays are dangerous. They
have forborne until lorbearance has ceas-
ed to be virtue.
Dayton, April II, 1916.
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HOvOy's 3 .cdling strawberry.


Of ch'ch The i,gea berries are fran fire 10 sjl
inches ia circumference, oud he uhty MT
surpassed. See Magazine Of Horticulture, and
agricultural papers generally.
For sale by PnILrius PuiiLlps, Middlc,own
Point, N. j., and AGENTS.
G. | THOMPSON, AGENT, OTTAWA.
THE plants ordered by agents will be (orwar-
Il ded with the utmost puhctuah,y nj such
times as 20 reach their destination on the lsi.
18Th, and Goth or March and April Purchasers.
therefore, by giving the agents their orders sea.
sonahly, with reference to the ahovc dates. can
be ready to receive their plants Immediately on
their arrival, while fresh and in good order.
sheet containing particular directions for
the cultivation Of this and other varieties ofihe
Strawberry. (chieny extracts from the Magazine
Of Horticulture published at Boston, is furnish.
ed gratutuosly with the plants sold. Price Of
plants, 81 so per hundred. April 3, 1876.
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G. | THOMPSON, AGENT, OTTAWA.
Wllislxcy.

Whiskey.
AZ DBLs. Whiskey, "Chrstys" Cincinnati
70 for sale by WALKER & HiCKbING
Nov. II, fs4b.
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CITY HOTEL,
Fine Chewing Tobacco.

OUdGNNOS
G. NATTINGER has for sale u very sure.
% iior article of
Cavendish Tobacco.
Fine cut honey dew do.
Spanish smoking do.
Fine Spanish segars, 3 qualities, aud
Rappee snuff.
Nov IA. lSih.
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For Sale.

PAIR Fairbank's scales, VT 1900 lbs
Of the pa'entee's own make, warranted per-
feet and true;
pair patent balances, VT 1000;
l counter scales.
Above for sale at cost, on consign.
ment. ISAAC ID. HARMON.
Peru, Dec 8, 1S45.
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UST received cotton yarn, wrough,
nails, dried apples. Kanawha sal,
by the barrel or bushel. For sale for
cash in terms to please, a, the brick store.
WIN. PAUL e. co.
Peru, Aprii 3, lS40.
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LiStf Letters

|, EMAINING in the post Office at Ottawa
4 Illinois, April lst, 1916.
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I ShtOn " nv -
| Garter A ID
| Childs Chs jr
! Cleveland f. ID
/ Grass Anthony
Cunningham 'Th,
| Cleyn Mr.
. Carter Ezra
| Clark ii w
CoddingJ 2
. Chambers DIR
Cody S l.
Cannerdy Thos
Champlin Chs
Dickinson Susan
Duhin 3
Duffy b
Danforth Jesse
Dobyns M NJ
Dabolt r
Day f
DAILY Jas
Davis III
Doren Jno
Elder Robert
Elliott Jno
Fennerty p A
Figarell Jno
Fidur Geo S
Fiester Henry
FenylandNLarge
Fenlon p ,
Fullerton II
Fenton Patnock
Fridley B f
Gprtman VIM
Green Alma w
Glover Henry 2
Gilbert Jno A
Groves Jos
Gillltt Thos
Calvin p
Cohen B r
Hoig Alm"r
Hatch J
Hick Jno 2
Hayes'J no
Hart Jno
Hubert Jared
Hurson las
Rowland Thorn
Hendrickson A
Harding Chs
Holm VIM
Hall Geo
Hunter r
Handbook A w
Howorth w
Hackett r
Hawkins Miss II
Halliday w
Rowland G.
Hitchcock l.
Hall J r
Hubbard Jno S
Hall Ii w
Howorth VIM
Hopkins A
Hynds M
Huston Nancy
Hills III II
Hubbard r B
Harris Benz
Hawks VIM
Highly II
lvenson Iven 3
lnman G. B
Johnson G B
} ackson Sophia
Jones a
jenkins Thos
Keller O
Keyse John
Kline Jacoh
Kieme L NJ
Knight Marquis :
Link l. w
Little Eliz
Lott Jno
Lounsburry R
Tco cents a3iiiona.
aboOe letters on delivery
Persons coiGog far 4
phase mepiioh lint NE,
April |, 1876.
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Iron Iron iron!

UST received dircc, from Pilisburg
~ a par, Of our spring stock Of iro
balance to arrive soon. For sale cheaI
for cash or whea, a, the brick store.
WIN. PAUL & co.
Peru, April 3, ls4B.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16
New SlnlGS.


Wisconsin has just been admitted into
the glorious fellowship Of the Union. This
new State makes the number twenty-nino.
Iowa will soon take her place in the family
Of thirty. In January, the population Of
Wisconsin was estimated at 1880 souls.
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser pre-
cents some interesting statements on the
subject:
The growth of Wisconsin is one Of tho
most wonderful events in our day. Ten
years ago, Galena was known as the uhi-
ma thule of civilization--if civilization
were believed to exist there--where few
miners were engaged in getting out lead.
Green Bay was small trading hamlet
and military post, and Milwaukee struck
the ear with n strange semibarbarous
sound, less familiar than Winnebugo, or
Menimonee. Here and there on the edges
Of the territory might be found an adyen-
turous settler. or possibly a little cluster of
them, whose friends in the East regarded
them as farther removed from oil civilized
society, than we should now consider set
tiers al the mouth Of the Yellowstone. $3.50
But for the most part tho territory was an
unbroken waste Of forest oak, opening and
prairie. We well remember seeing ship
ped from this port, within the last ten
years, cargoes of -four, pork, and pota-
toes, for the srstenance Of Wisconsin emf
grants. Now, commercial cities number
ing their thousands Of inhabitants, have
sprung up on the lake and river, that layo
either border Of tho territory, stately
churches have been reared, school houses
built, the country is dotted oil over with
thriving villages and good farm houses,
and the surplus products of its Astounding
soil will soon feed a nation. From the
data above given, the entire population OF
the territory cannot fall far short of 1907
900, II do not exceed, and by next winter,
what with the natural growth and emigra.
ton, il will probably amount TO 100000.
The populated is composed almost exclu.
siyely Of emigrants from New England
and New York, with a pretty large inlu-
zion of emigrants from the North of Eu-
rope, Germans and Norwegians princi-
pally.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16

60 through with the ordinary editorial talk.
ings of morning.
A genius comes in, and for full hour
occupies our times in explaining the mo-
chanism of model of the improved pa
tent snag exterminator. A quack doctor,
who informs US that he has just paid $50
in the publication office for an advertise
ment of his medicines, contends, therefore,
that we may conscientiously puff his pa
tent, health-restoring, liver generating
pills, and say that we experienced constde
rable advantage from them. John Jones,
who is, as he assures us, respectable
grocer, threatens US with an action for
damages for stating that he had been sent
down for thirty days, wnen he was never
before court in his lite. A mulatto wo-
man asks us TO tell her where nurse is
wanted with fresh breast of milk. But
enough; our evils in this behalf are intole-
rable, Who will do our editorial talking!
nv. 0. Delta.
- And ours 7 Miss. Dem,