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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-02
TuEAp CI.0TEirSG ann OuTFiTTING

7 ORE "a BI3DLl Merchant Tailor and Cohier 90
Rowcr corner o. Walker re pcctiy public
Stock Read Ndc Clothi which be vii ,e
prizes, hand OF Cohsl
Cas- mere, and will make order with scatne
ie,p.c together variety Of articles IN hs ne
uc Il, Shirt, wi splendid OF Gloves, &c.
great variety Clothing hand nni will be mad" to ore Al
81 Noiice Remember No IN HoNery, corner OF Walker
,sai In, J. T. 4. BlDDLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-02
i'O (ON@y,itsi- OE nll. or Gas.

sTRAI M,NTEI. AND Il Ill LAMPS. t'iFandoIes Cnnde
JaPanned Bread baskets ~ sets or s'p''e
fnc Table Cutlery aud Eboay AaaeI Gock TOR sale b!
BEACH i SEXTON III Chathsm>t
b. lnap> rcbonzoi repaired equal 20 NJ" tNiFa Lam!
Sb,I.a g., an hand m29tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-02
TO saUIsE .Ea'Esss.

IITGE9ElIl., Lamp Nauiiafinrer bt broadway III th'
- rear-Laup, and tuoes made 10 order, oil
An kind, Of Lamps Chan hcr &C. repaired acrc'
md rsdoi.bed o,n,I In ncy u22 If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-02
go cEyTry,zgx OF TASTE

Nd FaSHON.-MAGNH. TSGsO%, 10 WlLLLtA-STkt-EI
"A respectfully the gentlemen o: N-Nl orr faa be l.
eeaeny ne fattcrs hS nst nS'ins
had several vear personal e,no N French Metropolis and
ieyoine personal b. ~oc Re Ei he A. 10 '1Se
gAsHoN Tor casa avar7sJS ali n
perfect procured tie County TAnkfal o' p; i5ors
--urr.1f ng--O
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-26
THE GOVERNORS DEPARTURE.

The Canal Commissioners having arrived in
town, the Governor concluded to remain IN this
place until Tuesday, and accompany them along
the line orcana. The citizens, t5rc.hcr wilh,bo
OTTAWA Cayalry"-,he Band. and number of
gentlemen from the country, assembled in the
publ, square at e O'Clock. M.aal formed q moe
ccs-jon in the .JlIowngo.Isr, under the direction
of Mr.. Ryan, Marshall to cscor, the Governor ON
his way to Chicago: lsl. Band, thiI,cen in
number, drawn by four horses. "a. Cavalry,
'a1out fifty in number. under the command Of "
H. Dunayan. I'd. Citizens and s.anscron horse.
back. Tho procession moved to fine Vov
River House. where the Governor was onpro.
pnliclv received, from whence il moved 70.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-26

Natural CmriOsiiy.-A correspondent of the
Richmond Enquirer tells of a woman in Gooch-
land co., who, when young, was badly burnt on
her right knee, and from the burn there has grown
a horn, projecting outwards nine inches in length
of an oval form, until it reaches the thick part of
the leg. 1t seems to have every disposition to
make its way into the flesh, if not prevented 10y a
pad. At the point where it made its first appear
ancc it is s inches in diameter; at the lower end
about 3 inches; it is nearly as wide as 3 small
fingers, with deep, rough ridges, and has the ap.
rcarance of the hardes, kind Of horn, something of
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-26
Cg7c'.isigR ner! wech.1


The United States Gazette, in noticing the re-
cent Improvements in the New Y orl, Commercial
makes the following sensible remarks. the truth
Of which has been o3 fully illustrated in this, us
in any o;hor latitudc.-.S', Lgais Republican,.
As the whole arrangements are made
public, there can be no improperly in re-
lerring to the circumstances and hence
we take the liberty to say that paper
owned Of sustained by clique cannot
succeed, especially party paper; its in.
fuence ceases wish the knowledge that it
IS only for some specific object and pub
lie interest in its success is diminished
from acknowledge that the money Of rivals
in some form or other is invested in its
capital.
In the heat of an election canvass. a
paper to carry off the stronger humors Of
partizans has, by many, been thought ox-
pedent, and generally it is adopted; but,
the time has passed when the press can
operate under the common belief that it is
speaking upon 10 general principles, but
merely uttering arguments concoctcd for
the hour, to suit immediate circumstances,
and 10 forward the views Of some limited
connexion.
Apreity long experience in the business
Of newspaper making, enables us to look
to these matters with omoabIity to Judge;
and while we avoid now, as we endeayor
TO do on most occasions, any Interference
with other peoples business, we say that
forced paper, especially political pa
per, cannot be made generally useful to
the party, or profitable 10 its proprictors,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-26

Gen. w. X. Armistcad, Lieut.. Col. J.. II.
Long, Surgeon General Il, Lawson, and secrc.
tary, who were appointed by the President to Sc.
Icct a site for tho Western Armory, arrived in OF,
towa on Monday evening last, via Peru. They
remained here until Wednesday, during which
time they examined the advantages which this
vicinity offers for the establishment of the Armory.
They examined the Rapids between Ottawa and
Pcru-Fox river from its mouth to DAYTON
the Illinois river, from Marscics to this place
and also the water power ut Ottawa. They tool,
notes of all their examinations, and appeared to
be much pleased with the country and the many
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-26
One cen; gsCNynTil!

n UW be paid for oay iyorma-
CEg ton Of SALMON RUruERFoRD,
kUS ,cIo Distinguished Himself as
tESEPost Muster at Dresden, La
</f1Sol county, t,ro gears since.
Sc But little description can be
giUcn Of said RnheJ6ra, except that he
is J6nd Of iOUd talk against The Sab
Treasury bill, he haumg no confidence
IN The hGacSiy on since he himself
took or paper ,ciMom paying forH and
pocketel money paid him by a large
number Of Subscribers. Tile pvJHc
'couH do aceN to send 10 as for puJiica-
ten any Information respecting his er-
post master, and dJrouder Of the public
prints. End let all other papers beware
o(him!
Nog, 10, 1910.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-26
PERU, November 9Th, 1911.

DEAR SIR-Your kind letter, together
with your valuable present, were duly re-
ceiyed. At subsequent meeting of the
board of trustees l laid yoar letter be-
tore them, and was instructed to transmit
to YOU the following resolutions
"Raolral, That thi, board, in behalf of the SO.
.''y We represent, tender to JouS c. CoFrrNe,
rs 0' ,,,t,opry' oonn ,, our grateful a'A"0"-
.p.,,,.y Tb,, c,,,. Of ,,o .h,ro r,so,n,ion
be presented to Mr. Coiiing, together with letter
o.. chunks and that We cause the same to be pub
"."'''
III compliance win The instructions OF
me board ! hasten to present you a copy
OF l1eir proceedings 1t may be crafty
ng to yon TO learn tina! your benehcence
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-26
observation-disclosures a good idea on

Neutrality-suspicious. a good idea on
the subject OF advertising;
"If dealer has any article of which
he wishes to make quick return, and
consequently is willing to sell at small
profit, he is sure to advertise it; but if he
means to make a large profit ont of his
customers he is generally sly about it.
Men and women who have their eye
teeth cut, will never deal at store whore
they do not advertise, Remember that"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-26

On Saturday hs. thecl,.z.ns tlf. nl,-e yc-o
mt.acl to Learn tina, the G ,yc.aor of this S.,,c
a4I arrived in our town. on his yv,y Z, Chf,,ro
g.. the purpose of witnessing the true s.,nsg,, Of
the Illinois & Michigan Canal. TO saw that t1,
Governor was hcsa.lyw,com.I t, on, y3g,r
and prosperous town, would only c,aycvan i'm.
pcd,ct idea Of the enthusiasm that nrcy.i,e1 H.,
was welcomed by all! Known to be the friend
OF the canal and as having stood by /, tlr,u,h
every emergency, together with his rapu,atien as
an honest man AMI a faithful public oIi,cr helm,
familiar 10 al was well calculated to awaken fee.
liars er qo ordinary nature in the pg5.icmi
Immediately after the arrival Of fine C,,,rn,r
the citizens assembled at the Cour, Hons, f,r
the purpose of adopting measure, cynr,.si,c al,
thci. regard for dislinruis,d cu.., who f,. ,.
hsst time in his life, had taken A s,.5urp with ne
The meeting was called, to order nv op,,,o,;,., +
Leland. ESQ.,, chairman, and !. IT,rs H., .,..
rotary. The o,jcc, of the meeting hay;pt bccp
stated by the chairman, a committee ogthr,e was
appointed, consisting ofMcssrs. Champln, Rya,
and Glover, for the purpose ocrccomm,nding to
the meeting such measures as they nigh. deem
czpcdicnt to carry out the wishes Of the people in
regard to the distinguished individual who had
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-26
Democratic majority on Joint ballot, g..

Democratic majority on joint ballot g..
The democratic majority in the popular vote
cannot be asccrtaincd with certainty, but it is not
less than 10000
MhssAcuusErrs.-John Davis, w has been
reelected Governor, though by greatly reduced
majority, and the wings have still the osccndancy
in both branches of the legislature We have not
got the particulars
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-26

Scattcration. - A melancholy wing
proposes that in election returns hereaf-
ter, all whig votes should be set down as
Scattering
We say characterization Mercury.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-26

Il Capital Joke. - The ewing" adj
dress recently adopted at Syracuse, N.
Y, commences thus: "The wing party,
nor the dominant party in this coun-
.hy," &c. o, have You heard the news
from Maine IN. T. New Era.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-26

read coldness and disdain in those eyes
which once beamad upon me with cont
dence and affection. Nor was tins al.
knew not that even this would be the
extent of my punishment, Might moi.
deep aversion and contempt take the place
Of Indifference And even if hated by
her whom | alorel, what right had | 70
complain My conscience told me had
none! My deep remorse g-laI II my
torture, but could bring me Nd relief
Was not the causeofal. her mjs.o.nH's.
Had not cast dark cloai owe, the ua.-
liant horizon of her life? Had | not
brought sorrow upon the brightest days oil.
her youth! In short, was ust tie uH-
fortunate cause OF all her Wra..oa1asa I.
Perhaps in her despair s.a 10, INT see. an
asylum in the grave; perhaps with hn,
last breath she woai p7ar curses up
on my head; or, il in Pity she granted
me q generous pardon, slon pity, such
pardon, would be more painful than re-
proach-more hcartranIiag than hernia
lciiction. II was a,mos, frantic with
,ba., barr,wja, tloY7l.s, which made
IN. he'd mo, which ( had zoush, roposo,
= pIaca Of torment. waar. in vain coas-
ted short oblivion OF my woes.
TO increase the q{i,s.,qr sgari.rFi ,h,
,T.,.-,- ',' AMI ra,,l~..I 3. ;,r.
roa1 70 -''',,''.'ss''5,dI days, which prevent
Cd me from sending there Tor carnage
as Aad 'N,eA.aJ' to convey Aurora To q
more comfortable anu less Illuminating
loog'h6' 1ou VIII 0.''e'' '"1t MADE
frequent inquiries ai1'f my unfortunate
companion: Inc Tep-IlS were satisfactory
anu my Afternoons were received WIN
some acHno|, o.Sh2A.. l was even 'o,d
'n'' l 'no"I1 Dc admitted 10 see a.' ''e
next gay mat S!2 eA.r'oA herself al"
oiSP''yo. a s'e"g'A OIL cA',4'.''' " h'.n'
Hess anu courage uA"eF Inc cruel c.I-
oI'hS''"''' III "'.'1 S"5 was paced
|"''I "o"'" "'''''''n ana ''''''"|I "-'
,'l1.' 'Os' o''''n''s' q" '"Is was 'o'" me-
Ho"I'c'' WIN sue" an "'F OF mystery
t''' " sl'1 me no comfort ana uII "'E.-
1 t.NHN O.. d.. D.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-26

Having introduced SALMON RUTHER-
FORD to the public, on a previous occasion, we
to shed additional luslrt on his distinguished
public acts. We quote from the Chicago Demo
craft Vol. 4, No. 50. His counsel can refer ac-
c1rlinrly:
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-26

ton, before they attempt to blind the pcoI of
this State by their old game of deception nd
false issues.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-26


are H. limos; ~ IL hno"n' made great sact,-
ted +, INV hers. becans, She yogIl not Submit 10
the same sacrifices. Why thcnorc our bonds, on
which the lh~r'St has been regularly PAID so
....r' - ,n. .LS1orc5 p, p 1 r ,., ,,'''
---Bv,le,b,y, pa-,r,,ah from the R,ri.,rr
i. will p, seen tina, the viii r,rty have conmcn-
cci ,ao political canvass for the Angus. election
in Ills State. P,cntturc, a, we consider this
policy to be, yc, a few remarks relative to the
above ig.cuoge,ory, may 10. b, out of place.
.n tc9 g,"g,h-' -'"c - - II = IL
,....,, Of Nh. y,v yol. Ir.r,,l. r,r,,;y, f., m.
operations Of .r, ,r,j,g." et Wall stree, h-,-
s,-s in the city Of New York. who own The p,.n-
ciraI part Of ia, individual stock Of the State
Bank Of Illinois. IT,, Herald showed why f.
was that Illinois loaa5wg.s cheaper in that mar
Jat than chose Of Indiana in the following Ian.
su'sc;
"Thts clique, in January last, Ioancl the stat.
''E t''' months, S'yooo, on r'sd5e, OF $4,000
. c,'.,' r ~, t, ,,'' I, ~ 'i ,.,' ,''i
aaj silver to redeem tn. bonds; jalHey aur
q" H. ,t.. ,...,,-' THEY COULD NOT BE
, , ','.o @ H., Y , C,',,,', s, WA, Con-
and ii, other haf until January, ~' Thc G,aI,
wsr, probably parted with, and could not be OBJ
,'..'; f','", .'...'5 ''' '.,.'.HI' price an"
Gle. of ,u,rI,1, I'M, b.eu r,s,rtrI ~, f., d5,-...
and keep down tie price, the result of which is
mat atoon'h the s.'.t has pad IT'S interest 'Ar
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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-26

the color OF a gun flint. !; has been growing
abou, five years.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
NOTICE

9mNdE subscribers respectfully inform the
citizens of Yazoo and the public goner-
ally, thai they have RECOMMENDED the
Watch q Jevgelry business,
ia Yazoo City, where they have just opened
! fine assortment Of Watches and Jes0ptsy,
6ilver Spoons. Rodger4 Cutlery, Fancy .ar.
Iiie., &c. They also tender 81 acknowledge
menl % their Old friends and customers for
past patronage, and hope 81 strict attention
20 business, q merit its continuance. Every
exertion viii be used 10 render entire satis-
laclion 80 al who may favor them with their
custom.
WILSON q KLEIN.
Yazoo City. Nov. 60. 1910. 19-f.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
no VHE PUBLIC.

The rights of editors and phblishors 81 papers
have been TOO long neglected. Justice val never
Be done unless lhemselvog aNen their rights
and enforce the most rigid rules which q the
end will Be found alike saldiary % fhc public and
beneficial 20 those engaged 81 che press Pub
FISHERS O papers have beenso long imposed upon
By the community o. large, that they are consid-
cred % some extent q degraded Class d beings,
when IA fact there e no vocation inlile % honor
able, deserving Of 50 high consideration, produc-
tive Of % much good, cassihat exerts 20 power
ful 81 Influence. tits known tObe proverbial for
the debtors 20 newspaper publishers % consider
their demands as the last % Be paid adobts % &
which there Is attached 10 moral obligation. and
which tney can refuse g pay with justice and
honor: hence, e Il incumbent upon fbo conduct
tors Of the press to assert their own rights, and
resolve, severaly and jointly, % bring 80 patrons
sc newspapers under tie same obligations thar a. y
.ach % other contracts, or always remain Ia pow
srty and want, with thousands due them from the
most solvent men b the country
We call upon az editors and publishers 81 pa
pers who approve Of the following rules 40 endorse
them By their signatures place them 81 the head
St theirpapers, and strictly adhere 70 them
Lee. No subscription received without payment
I'd. No subscription received for less than six 4
months.
Sd. Advance payment viii be required from
All transient advertisers.
4th. To announce no man for any office, either
State Or County, without the Advance payment OF
zen doharg.
5th. Political circulars charged as ndvertise-
ents and payment required u GdUnncs
6th All advertisements Of personal alterca-
ION win be charged double and payment requiT-
I'd ~ Advance. alfft. Ed
7th. Election tickets will not be printed with-
,ut order, nor delivered 70 any person without
payment. PA
8fh. All subscribers, without respecttoP persons
who are delinquents, On the first Of OctobeF will
eI..
in suit.
The ABOVE rules, we, the undersigned, pledge
ourselves 10 abide BY. a -
Signed bg an n The State.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
RIVER PLANTATION
FOR SALE.
OW Il LllNl4 GREDIII..

RIVER PLANTATION within few
a miles Of Yazoo City, consisting Of 8 or
200 acres Of land, 200 acres cleared, can be
bought upon better terms than any hitherto
given for such property. There is no better
body Of land inthe State than this, and none
more handsomely situated, havinga beauti-
ful front Of nearly two miles on the river.
a credit win be given Of four, i've or six
years, and purchasers with not less than
fifteen or twenty hands can arrange TO pay ,
annually, the proceeds Of the place, without
being compelledlto meet stipulated install
mems. Five Or len hands will be sold with
the plantation Undesirable. The price will
be very low and title good. Enquire of
SUBLETT, NYE & co.
ORR. ABBEY.
Yazoo City. DEF. 4. 1910. 21-tf.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19

VI Nh undersigned would respectfully Ii ]
form the citizens 81 this place. and The
country generally, that he has opened D
LIVERY STABLE in this place, On Jelier-
son slseet, e the Brick Stable formerly kept
BY Mr.. :. "A. Boarman, where every alton
lion will be paid 70 horses left lii his charge,
and he hopes, that By devoting Bis attention
exclusively 20 the business, and charging as
low as any other establishment Of tie kind
iii this place, to merit i share of public
patronage. GEO. HAHN.
Yazoo CITY, Sept. q. 1910. g-4m.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
PROSPECTUS
OF THE FIFTH VOLUME OF


2B HAU00 1 O.
WE present this paper TO the public with
the view Of extending the circulation of the
WING of this city still further into the
midst Of the community in which we live,
than our present subscription extends. The
extension of political intelligence and truth
the spread Of general and miscellaneous
information-the support of public morality !
and the moral character OF our state, and 3
laborious compensation to the proprietor and
his family, make up the motives for this
effort to extend our subscription list.
Forseven long years we have, in this city
lent an untiring exertion in behalf Of the
great cause Of political truth and the welfare
Of our country. We have opposed the late
and present administrations Of the general
government without hesitation and without
compromise in all things where they have
acted, in our opinion, for the benefit Of q
party regardless Of the good of the people.
And through the dark seasons Of the coun-
try, within the last two years, when public
wickedness seemed to flourish like . green
bay tree-when the President seemed 70 be
successful il carrying his party and hisparty
measures in party triumph over the land Sin
spite of ME lamentations Of NE people" we
have not faultered in single nerve or re-
laxed in a single effort in the battle of re-
form. But uniformly we have maintained
the moral impOssi5iIify Of the final success
of 8 party, and Consequent overthrow Of the
people, in country like this. We have
maintained an unwaiVering confidence in
the patriotism Of the people, that they sooner
or later, control their own interest and rid
themselves of this immense unnecessary
evil, that now so universally paralises the
industry Of the people Of this great country,
We have endeavored faithfully to spread
over the country an useful information, such
as we, from time to time, have thought would
interest and benefit our readers; and we have
endeaVored s. protect the public morality
and character Of the State against foreign
and internal pickering and dis
quie.ude.
We present, as an earnest Of the future,
the pages Of our journal which we have al
ready published, and our promise that our
Industry and perseverance shall be at al
times in requisitiOn 70 make our paper as
useful to the public az within our means.
Any person procuring fUe Subscribers shall
Be entitled TO one copy for their exertiOn.
TER AS.--The Wing will be furnishedto
subscribers al FIvE DoLLARs ia ADVANCE.