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Steam Boat Company of Georgia.

A.clsIl All merchandise designed for the interior Of
SI3l1p2mfR the States Of GEORGIA., SOUTH CARO-
L7N1, TENNESSEE, and ALABAMA, sent via s,i
vanna will be forwarded by the Steam Boat Company OF
Georgia their Steam Boats 10 Augusta, free Of commits
sion, at the lowest current rate OF freight
In addition the steam boat power this Company already
possess, they have now under construction new steam
boat OF unusually light dra Of water AMI high speed, built
expressly with view to prompt transportation Of
Goods, In all stages OF the river navigation.
Goods marked for the interior OF the country, after reach
Ing Augusta Hamburg, are forwarded by the Agents
there to their final destination
Shippers may rely upon having the order Of their Goods
carefully looked TO In Savannah.
bills Of Ladng advising the shipment Of goods, and a
letter advising whether insured, and 10 what point should
always accompanv the same, or be sent by mail.
Parties whof been In the habit OF forwarding mer.
chandlze the interior Of Georgia by this line and direct
linz TO the OF r. NJ Goodwin will please take notice
that the conneSion of that gentleman with this Company
having ceased all future communications should be nd
dressed IN - :
W. p. WILLIAMS, Agent. Savannah, Ga.
RrrERRNCEs
Msssrs Taylor Merrill,
Josiah Marcy x SEM ~ vi,
Goodhue d Company, :" '''A
/. II. Brigham, Esq. !.
Hawes Gray a. CO., Boston,
Henry Sloan, Esq, Philadelphia
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SCOTCH wooLLEN HOSIERY

A II. WATSON, % Maiden Lane up stairs, offers for
IL sale, favorable TERMS by The dozen case, a full
assortment Of the above desirable goods consisting part
Of the following, viz ~
MEMS tslsnder and outsze) Blue Gray Hose and Half
Hose, all qualities. s.a F5 4.
WOMEN'S White Black, and blue and Dark Mixed
Hose, from coarse quality to s,perfne Saxony
CIIILDREN'S Hose, "a and IL Hose White and assert
ed Grey, all sizes
Mems, Womens, and Cillren's Undershirts and Draw
ers, a very full assortment. 5t's%
Also few bales Of and ply Scotch Knitting Yarns.
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL LINE OF
PACK ETS.

Tie gnatIes Of The aboye ships and The reputation u
their commanders well known Every exeron will he
made 10 promote the comfort Of passengers AMI The interests
OF importers The price oil passage from New York TO III.
verpool is 500. from Liverpool 10 New York 2 ncu.
ing stores and bedding without Wines Ntither the captain
Of these ships will be responsible for any letters
parcels OF packages unless regular bills Of adng sign
ed therefore. .@
For freight or passage, apply TO
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WILLIAMS BROTHERS, Manufactures Importers ana
w Dealers In every variety Of Ladies Dress Trimmings
ALSO, ,.-x,-
Uphclssrrrs Trimmings Of every dsseriI non sAi'a''s
for iteemhce,s, hotels DC, a.
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II. 8 d. II. BROOKS q co,

uLOTIIIERS AND DEALERS IN CLOTHS, CASST
u IERES a Nd PES7'INGs, Nos il6 and ils Cherry
street, Of Catharne have hand very large stock
d fashionable ready male Clothing, just msnu,ctured
and especially adapted 10 the season. Also, CLOTHS,
CiSSihERES and FESITNGS, by the piece, or in
quantities 10 suit purchasers.
GiRDfENTSof every description manufactured to or
der In the best possible manner and In point Of style MOI"
be surpassed.
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Gaylcr's Patent Salamander Safes.


THESE safes are warranted perfect in every respect and
10 afford full protection for books, papers, &c, against
losa by fire or thieves .
"For comparatively small sum any person may have
an insurance Office OF his owione which eSacts neither
notes OF premiums anl which cannot be broken down by
a great fire." -,
Gaylrr's Patent Double and Improved Single Saaman,er
Saes any dimensions required by Banks Brokers' Mer.
chants jewelers. for Records OF for other public Offices
made 10 order assortment for sale and orders eceved
al the Depot los Water, between Pine and Wall streets
A. Il. M0EN
EXTINCTION FIRE, LIFE, AND MARINE INSURANCE
Ia COMPANY insures property Of every description,
against pers by Fire and Water Chartered by the Iegaln
ture Of Kentucky in 1874, Capital, s30o0c0
.o OFYTCERS
JOHN w HUNT President
John Brand, William 5 waller,
Richard Pindei, James o. Harrison,
THoMka b. DAxrEn, Secretary,
An applications for Insurance In the citIes Of New York
aud BROOKLYN will have prompt attention Of The ONCE OF
the Agency No 20 Wall street, where all claims for losses
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid
JOSEPH HoxTE, Agent
srrvrss \ Hoxu. covrseinrr
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GRAIN SACKS---GUNNY BAGS.
GRAHAM BROTHERS,

100 m -T-7- 30 AND 81 WATER SI1{EEI,
MANUFACTURERS and dealers IN BAGS AND BA O.
wi GINff offers for sale all kinds Of BAfSfor GRAIN
DC, for Shippifg and Home Use CORN and IFIiEAT
SA1ES-aD,0D, manufactured from Linen, Cation Duck
and Drills sizes and fabrics warranted.
GUNNY BAGS-l00,000; small, medium, large and
extra large, for covering Rio Coffee. ~
. FLOUR SACKS Of various fabrics, suitable for the
shipment of Flour to England
WOOL 81 CKS--l00O0
COFFEE BAGS-aO,0o0 Rio and Lagnyra Coffee Rags,
sizes and fabrics warranted
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lanes PRISON, IS Walker street, has now on hand
,nd IL nily finishing, Piano Fores Of every desc rption
yo III VERY siperor horizontal grands down to plain
snuare q "A 5ctayes, combining all the improvements
the day with many others susseea uy ns own experiences
for The civ trade and pains expense Ii spared
der them equal al least TO those OF any other manufacturer
sr
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A SPLENDID assortment OF Gold and Silver ,DuPleI.
II Patent Lever Anchor Escapement Lepine and Isrcat
Watches, selected from the best Manufactured in Europe
which will be warranted perfect time keepers
Also, some new patterns Of Gold Chains, seals &c,
do do do Gold Pencil Cases and Gold fens.
do do do Thimbles Rings, Pins, &C.
CO do Bracelets with stones
do do Silver Forks, Spoons &c, 80. !. I
All the above articles will be sold The lowest prces
and warranted TO be equal to best made IN the city
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers Of Fine Watches &C.,
No Z Nassau street. opposite me custom Houae.
p & Clocks and Watches cleaned ana repaired In tho
yery hest manner and warranted 10 give satisfaction
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PETER BROWN, ~ Little ST., Brooklyn.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARlI.IA has been
prsssy prepared in reference TO Female Complaints No
female should neglect to take H. II liz certain preventive
Tor any OF the and horrible diseases which they
subject Il Is valuable for those who approaching
womanhood It Ia calculated TO assist nature by qc
Ing the blood and invigoralng the system Indeed, this
dcne IL Invaluable for all the delicate diseases TO which
women subject
II braces the whole system, renews permanently the
ural energies by removing the impurities OF the bloodby
so far stimulating The system to produce subsequent
relaxation which IL the Of most medicines taken for
emnle weakness and disease,
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II. C, SMITH a. co, III
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ARD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CIOCK ESTd RLTSH1 n r,

CLUCKI EST4 BITSHHENT r,
No 10 John Street, New York,
JIIIERE may be fund large and splendid assortment
w of the best modern improved Thirty Day Eight Day
Thirty. Hour Brass. Wood and Alarm CLOCKS. Win
Clock Trimmings Mahogany Knobs, Spool Boxes, Spool
Stands Iron Rvtts, &c, which viii be sold at the lowest
cash prices. ny.
Clocks repaired and warranted
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NEW LINE OF LIyERpooL PACKETS

lNIIL sail from New York on the 26th and from Liver
w pool on the llih Of each manth.
FROM NEW YORK.
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt q. H. Cornish, 26th Jan.
Z, Ship GARRlCK, Capt H. J. II. Trask 10Th Feb.
Ship ROSCluS, Capt Asa Ellridge, 18th March
Slip SIDDONS, Edward u. Cobb, 10th April,
FROM LIVERPOOL,
Ship GARRICk, Capt u, j III lrast, llth Dec.
Ship ROSCIUS, Capt Asa Eldrdge, lll Jan.
Shin SIDDONS, Capt f. u. Cobb, 18th Feb.
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt g. b, Cornish, 18th jan
These ships all OF the first class upward OF 100 tons
built in the city Of New York, with such improvements
combine great speed with unusual comfort for passengeru
Every has been taken in the arrangement Of their &C.
comrnodaions The price Of passage hence is s75 for
which ample stores will be provided These ships are
commanded by experienced masters who will make every
exertion to give general satisfac ton
Neither captains nor owners Of these ships will be
sponsibe for letters parcels packages by them
unless regular bills Of lading are signed therefor.
For freight or passage, apply to
~ EDWARD X. COLLINS, 90 South ST., New York. or to
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, 4 CO., Liverpool
Letters by the packet ships will be charged twelve and
half cents single Sheet 90 cents per ounce and
papers one cent each
EDwARDK COLLINS respectfully requests nhe pub.
fishers Of newspapers TO discontinue an advertisements not
in their name OF their Liverpool packets viz The Rosus
Siddons Sheridan, and GaTrick.
To prevent disappointment, notice Is hereby given that
contracts for passage can only be made with them
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DR. ToWNSEND's sARsAPARIl.LA is a sovereign
d sure remedy for incipent CONSUMPTION, and for the
general prosatlon Of The syseo matter whether the
result ofnherent causes produced by rreguary
Illness or accident F5
Nothing can be surprising than its nygorating ef
,ects on the human ame. Persons all weakness and las
snde before taking IL once become robust and full Of
energy under its influence II Immediately counttracts the
nerveessness Of the female Frame which Ia the great cause
OF unhapplness.
II will not be expected Of tn cases Of so delicate
ire TO exhibit certificates Of cures performed but
assure the afflicted tina, hundreds ocases have been repor
80 CoxsAcxiK, Sept %, 1916.
Da. TowNsRNp-To all whom this may conceill--This
Ia to certify that my wife used bottle Of your SARSA
PARIILA previous 10 critical event, lunder the most
Alarming and delicate circumstances, being troubled with
the ropsy swelling Of the feet nervous affections and very
much debtated; with my persnason and the recommen.
dalton Of those who had used II she was induced TO try H.
with little faith and suffice 10 say, the medicine
had the happy and desired effect not only during the said
period, but after e expiration Of week Of It's the
dropsy and nervous affection gave way TO astonishing
degree and her health 10 now better than had been for
long time previous.
u this will he Of any service TO you, or any one who
doubts the success Of The medicine, you entirely wei
come 10 IT, ~
subscribe myself your most obedient and obliged sery
5. s. JAMESON. Z
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.rETALINE GALvANIc STRENGTHENED
'" J. =. CALLAN.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSuRANC SOCIETY
81, CoRNHIII., LONDON, AND "A, WALL. STREET,
NEW YORK
CAPITAL, f50aOOO STERLING,
s2,5OO,OOO.

empowered by Act Of Parliament, yictR Royal Assent,
July "a, 1917
"a .Sarags Bank for The Orphan and The IVidor."
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YOUNG LADIES, READ THIS,

You who have Pale Compilations, Dull Eyes, Bloches
on the Face Rough Skin, Frcckes, and out Of sp
risp use bottle or two Of DIR. TOWNSEND SARSAPA-
RII.iA Twill cleanse the Blood, the Freckles
and Dioches and give you animation, sparkling eyes fine
spirits and beautiful OF which OF i'm
meiise value 10 UNsiARRIRp LADIES.
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE i26 FULTON STREET, N. York,
Cd pR. \. W. DyoTT 4 SONS, GsssaAL Asrsra, No
32 North Second Street, Philadelphia Pa
u Agent Tor washington c!iy, CHARLES sToTT DRvo
stsT corner 7th street and Penn. Avenue. E.
rrrS- Aleo, for sale by Druggists generally.
NONE GENUINE Unless PUr UP IN THE
LARGE SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN A
quart nsp sscE5O WITH Tss ws =, s,ssaru.. or
no. ID n. ID o TT On
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RHEUMATISM AND PILES.

RHEUMATISM AND FILES M
SEPTEMBER I6, 1916.
IN. TowNsRnp- Dear Sir--My wife has been, lor seve
raj years. AFFLICTED with Rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies To obtain relief hut all no pur
pose She was finally induced by seeing your advertise
meni, TO give your SARSAPARli.IA Trial. was also
together with man In my employ badly troubled with
Ta, our complaint was completely cured. consider Il
Of the best o. medicines, and would advise all who
eARRrT GARRABRANT,
i22 Market street, Newark.
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,INrrEp srArEs orFIcER

UNITED OFFICEN, m
Capt a. W. Mclean Member Of the Legislature, and late
Ofthe United States Navy has kindly sent the following
certificate II tells its own story.
RAILWAY, Jan. 25, 1917.
year since was taken with the influenza, and my
whole system lef In deblitated state was induced 10
try On. ENTHUSIASTICALLY and after taking
two or three bottles was very much relieved and aiir
butte entirely to the said Sarsapara have continued
taking IL and find that improve every day believe II
saved my life, and would not be without under any
sideration q, w. MCLEAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-12
Our Ticket.

We are gratifed to learn, by con-
vcrsation with friends from different
parts Of the county, that the ticket
nominated at the recent democratic
con, ention, is so well received.
For years the democrats in this coun-
ty have not nominated SO large a tic
ket that has been so generally accep-
Bile. 1t ought not to be necessary
for US TO make an appeal to demo-
Gratis to stand by their nominations,
vt we have so often seen good men
nominated to be then deserted BY
those most active in getting up the
convention, that we feel il our duty
to warn honest democrats t. be vici-
liant and to do their own part before
they rely on the cxertions of others
How comes it that half the officer,
OF this county are wings? lsit ow.
ing to the weakness of the democra.
tic party? TO bad nominations
Let democrats look to the true caus,
Of our defeats and see that the same
reproach come not upon us again.
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Lacon, Oct, LIST, 1910.

Death If CAPT. B'ahe,--Wc an
nounce with deep regret the death
OF this veteran Of the Lakes. Heck
pired at the American in Milwaukee
about I o'clock on Wednesday eve
ming. Every body knew the gallant
old tar as one of the best captains on
our Lakes and one of the braves, sol
dicrs OF the last war with Great Brit
ian. He was attacked with cholera
while on his way from Macinac. last
Friday, but continued on to this city
and on the return of the st. Louis,
on Sunday night, was landed at Mil
waukee. Notwithstanding the eff
orts and skill Of his medical advisers
and the assiduous attention of his MT
merous friends, he continued to sink
till he breathed his last,--Chi. Dem
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-12

Indian Corn IN England.-A
small field Of Indian corn is under
culture in st. James park, London,
TO ascertain whether the grain can
be successfully raised in Lngland.--
1t attracts much attention from those
interested in agriculture.
Goblet tried the experiment. with
his Goblet Corn. lie insisted that
corn could be raised in England.
Bat at the time he failed to convince
anybody but himself; and when he
died, Cobbet's corn died with him.
We supposed it well settled that no
species yet discovered ofIndian corn
would mature in u climate so cool
and moist as the English.-H LOU,
Organ.
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Pacific Rail- Tc0ad Convention.

At meeting ofthc Inhabitants ofthe
county of LaSallc in the state of H.
linois, held at the Court House in
Ottawa in said county, October II,
1910. William Reddick was APP
pointed Chairman and Edwin 5. Lee
land Secretary.
The following named persons were
appointed by the meeting as dele
gates to attend the Pacific Rail Road
Convention to be held at St. Lonis
on the fifteenth day Of October inst.
Hon, John Dean Cation, W. II. l..
Wallace, Esq, Lawrence d. Smith
Pierre f. Charruaud, George +.
Walker, Hon. Michael Ryan, John
Hoffman, Theron d. Brewster, Hon.
William Rcddick, Isaac d. Harmon,
Charles Todd, George W. ellison,
and +. SiSSon.
RcSo'ced, That the proceedings of
tic meeting be published in the Of
tawa Free Trader, the Constitutions
alist and the Peru Telegraph.
WV. RcDDrcK, Chairman.
T.. 8. IeiQNR. Secretary.
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z, 8. LeiQHH, Secretary.

EuHcr l'akWg.-&cnr: up in
Vermont. (-.1ni DeJor0h sG ting
bgHer. Eater Mrs. N1odr.)
Mrs. .Nod'c. Now then, aunt
Debbcry, that is just like You, for all
the world. You salt the butter that
you sell bctter'n what you eat, Why,
Mr.. Noodle always tells me that salt
costs money.
A,nt Deboroh. SO it does, but
our Bill is putty cute, and he says
when salt don't cost MORN a cent q
pound in Boosting, md we git TWEEN.
nty-fve cents pound for it in the
butter, we can afford to put in some
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Speech IF Jadge D,"glass.--Thc
Chicago Tribune of Tuesday con-
tains an able speech delivered by
Judge Douglass at meeting in that
city 10 appoint delegates to the ST.
Louis Rail road convention. Judge
Douglass thinks the great Oregon
and California rail road should start
from Council Bluffs, and that branch
es should be built from that point to
Chicago, to st. Louis, and to Mem
phis. He opposes very warmly the
plan of Mr.. Whitney. We should
like to copy portions Of this speech,
could we find room.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-12

Speciu! Esciiyn.-On Monday
next a special election will take
place in the counties of VIII, Du-
page, Kendall and Iroquois, for a
representative in the place of l.. d.
Brady, resiIned. The abo!itioniSts
and wings have pitched upon Mr.
o. II. Haven, an abo.itioniSt OF tae
old line, whom they are boistcrouS-
ly supporting as "Free Soi'cr,'
while the democrats are supporting
our friend s. w. Randall, Esq. of
Oswcgo, quite as good free soilcr,
we know, as lis opponent can be,
but who has never belonged to the
"wc are more holy than thou sect
Of Mr.. II.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-12

A MIsrAKE CoaREcrEp. In prin-
ting a LOT of tickets with the names
of tue regular nominees o: the re-
cent democratic convention at this
place, the name ofAypREw F. Wac
YrR was printed Andrew d. Wagner
through mistake. 1t is important
that all tie names should be printed
correctly, though we DO not think
a candidate would lose lis election
on account Of a mistake Ike this ;
for the law considers the intention
f the voter as well as the names on
Tie ticket.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-12

Lururi)uS Nea The editor Of
the Detroit Bulletin has tho follow
ing
When We see neat, pretty girl,
with free but innocent air with
cheeks which we can hardly help
kissing, and with pair Of heavenly
blue eyes, which seem to reposc in
perfect security beneath their siken
lashe,-we always wish she was near
a mud-puddle, and that we had to
lift her over. Go away, strawbcr-
ries, you've lost your taste.
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BewGre Of CoynterieHs 10 son
the Lancaster Bank, Pennsylvania,
letter L, dated January lst or End,
( could not distinguish which) 1871.
The bills are signed Christ. Tach-
mar, Cashr., Jamea Evans PresiLt.
Eignette, a naked female sitting
with staff in her rig. hand, her
face turned left, no spots visible on
the cye-a spread eagle on her left
side, (thc right side ofthe vigne''c)
resting on shield "a ship, all sails
set, on her right, badly engraved
the hull or bottom looks like float
ing saw-Iog, square at both ends,
Double medallion heads on the right
end Of the bill, also badly executed.
The other figures on the bill are
good, all purporting to be engraved
by Underwood, Bald, >pencer and
Iufty, p iladclplia and New York.
These bills are not described in aLy
ofthc last lctcctors.
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Herr IIecker, the German Patriot
arrived in the city this morning, and
is now at the City Hotel, where he
will remain two or three days.
Mr.. Hccker returned to his moth.
er country to help it in case there
was a chance for its independence.
Seeing no chance lie returns to THU
State Of pure Democracy, where VIC
al bid hin q serbia! welss,ns.- -Nie
Dsm.
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Temporary Normal institute.

Among the many improvements OF
the age, none are entitled TO more
respect than such as aid the cause
of popular education. The system
Of temporary normal sch0oh goes 20
the root Of what has always been re-
garled as the main difficulty in Civ
ing efficiency to the common school
the procuring Of good teachers.
New York, and ether eastern states.
have attempted to overcome the dil-
Gculty by the establishment of a
state normal school, but the number
Of teachers such an institution is ca
pable of furnishing has been found
utterly inadequate to the wants OF
the state. The only practicable plan
we have yet heard of by which suf-
heicnt number of teachers can be
educated to supply every school dis
trict, is the system Of temporary nor
NAL schools, which has for several
years been in successful practice in
eastern states, and which, it will be
seen by the card Of Professors Sweet
and Wright in another column, is
about to be introduced here by the
establishment of temporary normal
school at Ottawa. For the cause OF
education in La Sale county, no G.
vent could be more suspicious than
the assembling of this interesting
teachers school at our county seat.
1t commends itself strongly to the
libcrality Of our citizens.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-12

The Henry Nuribm WAS sunk last
night neart the La Sale street bridge,
with 1000 bushels Of wheat on board,
belonging to Johnston g. Charruaud,
storage and commission merchants
at this place. The boat was the
property Of Joseph Hall Of this
place.
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Mr.. Dutton, Democratic post mas
ter at Lacon, in this state having
been removed from Office for politi-
cal reasons by tie present non-pro-
scription administration, put out the
following handful, which the wings
take with sort of quinine grimace.
81 will be President of the whole
not Of a party.'-Z. Tay-
lar.
81 have no friends TO reward or
enemies to punish" -BU.
NoTIcr.-All persons indebted for
Letter and Newspaper postage, are
requested to come and promptly pay
--as this Office is superseded until
1852. By order of Mr.. Fiz the
" Coon decapitationiSt-no locofo-
co has capacity for Office under this
glorious " Coon administration.
b, DUrroN, late Locoioco Post
master.
Lacon, Oct, LIST, 1910.
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Our nctc 7ype.--We are locking
daily for the arrival of our new type
from New York. We had expected
them before thi. time, but find that
freight travels immensely slower
than we had imagined, from n. York
thithcrward. 1t may probably be
two weeks before we shall be able
to appe.rin our new dress, but then
look QUIT will be beauty, Mean
time let such as want some extra fine
jobbing done, hold on just few days
longer, and we'll be ready for them.