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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-07-06
2(m bae qmblifunt.

Der llntcrldlriCbtue, fpcbnhoft in sIllen'
tonu, Vcdla' SamtD, bat felt einCr oiCli6briS
gen prari6 beocuicnbe @rfabrungcu ols
y fer csG rat 9cmddit uno biCtct cnem
gcchrtCn publifum fcrtDdhrenb Icine GienIfe
er9ebcnit an. @r unternimmt nllc Die aes
m6bnlidlen Sronfhcitcu uno 8cbler Der
pferce radj ben betcn Wctboocu III behons
ecln uno duf ba6 9sidlminbeIte Sll furircn,
uno 1T bcrcit, bcnCt bic Ieiner SHilfe beuGs
thi9t itno, i'll eiui9cr @utferruu9 at bienen,
uno ;rpar tct Gag rbcr bel yiadlt
IA CT nit bcn n6tti9cn Snltrumcntcn unb
elmer Berfdicoenhcit Der beiten uao ncueiteu
Binder oerfcben 1T, NIB nebenber burd cine
oiclidhri9e @rfdbrur9 uno llebung in biefem
@Ciddft fd, oiele 6cnntnise oeridafft bat,
70 bCfft er ieiren Witbilr9tru in biclem Sad
nod, INNER nIelid, su lcin.
Gr wirb allrScit biaig i'll feineu 8crberuns
gen fir icine Wluhe uuo bic nptbi9cn Nrls
ucinlitteI fein.
George S0einri6.
6PGr pcrpcifct uuf fcl9enoe Socrren:
Charles s.. Wtarttn, fen, NJ. ID.
9(broham Stont NJ. ID.
Gjriffitb s. Ghpl, M. ID.
3il9bman s.. Mortin, M. ID.
Charles s.. WIortin, it,, M. ID.
Charles g. Ntartin IT,, NJ. ID.
Stepbcn Sredt M. ID.
Otoo. "a. na-bu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-07-06
Q[eiper- r-SfoIlr.

Der llntcrfdrisbene hat In feinem &leibers
Stcbr In Der Namiltcn,StrnBe, gegeniiber
. on g. SsntIfUbr, ein pclltdnpiges 2I1crtis
ment pcn feinetl
Glideril uiIo gafIImere5
olIer 9Irten uuo Gin uclIftdncioes sIdOrtiment
pom
Spmmer giiter,
aus beueu sr alle 9Irten 5tleioungsffiids nuf
BciteIlung III MAIDEN bereit it unb ba er
inimer quite 9Irbcitrr bait, 70 fam er ale BEE
ftellungeu gut unb auf bas fhnelIffe belcrgen /;
ipie audi einen 9rcBsn Bcrrath bon
Sertigen Sleirungsfiifen,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-07-06
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Sine Cemtfcbc SficTcmieitmnN

Tie llnterieidneten perbcn ani 4ten cSuli
3. q. bic erlfe Summer einer GentIdcn 6tes
irnjeihmg erldbeineu lafeu, ircldc 9e9eit
fanfSebn Sue i'm llmfan9e bat (bie 9rces
te 3eitung III Der Welt y uno nit Sablreldct
feinen 0eISf dlnttten 9eSiert ieIil
miro. Die 3eituu9 miro ben &amen,
~Ger 9eutICbe in Qtmertfa''
filbren, eeren 8iteIfbuitt alIen ilber ein buns
bert 1bdler fp(fetl
Eie 3eitune lfebt inter Der unuiittelbdreu
9eihmg Bon Grn. 8 to 0 # nj II no
bic ans0eseihuetffeu Deutihen liefern ibre res
aelmd1I9en 8eitrd9e it eerlelben. Ole eiits
bilt neutrality-suspicious. aus ben irldl'
ti9Itcn Stiotcn @llrrpds CbeipneerS Eentld,'
fano), bon oen bcecnlenoen Stdotet ltlo
Srten oiee6 eanoes, III ueriebcn nit inter'
sITnnten Sri9lunlartifem ilber Ganecl nno
faufmdnniIdes Irciben, entbdlt SrighdIpcs
elIe IN gpulf qeleet, ertbeiIt Scn alicn nerf'
miirbioen Gjeaenlt1ueem ee6 cSlls uno glus'
Ianbes SSumee, eiebt Die &trgrapbieu aus9e,
seihneter Ceuttdlcit IN 9lmerifa, befdet ildl
nit jnriiifchen, literarildcn, laatsmlilens
ftinfIlidlen, unterbaltenoen, belehrenoely frS
milrben nno 9emcinililei9en slbbunelun9en,
aiebt 9mfidNulIe iiber ale ipldhti9e eeiitite
4n9clegenkeiten, nnc 1T beltnnt cem eent'
GAen 9iamen Sur 3ierce uno @bre 81 gereiz
den. parteipolifif it bem Slatte gang fremo.
SIeine Stcften unb glnltrengun9en dno 9es
fpart, I'M brm 9luge bee eeIerS etrpas @roes
arti9cs, uno Dem @eilte Elm trefflidc5 uuo
lpabrbaft elaffGdbeS 9Nrebuft ocrSufllbren.
ollie 8orsii9e bes Bldttes mb ale bdriu
cntbaltenen Wfateralien bier ansu9eben, lpds
re mur69lid. 0nr ippiel Iei 9eGaat, bae CO
Die @rwa.tlut9 eines Seoen fderIid) ilbers
trcffcn ipiro.
linn iebem Ccutldlen bic @cleaentet CUR
9edeerlau9ung 6iefes 8lattes si oerId)dffen,
uub nm ibn in cen Stdno su teBen elcce
Bunoeriperf dnterifdni1dJer Seitun0prooufs
ttcn lctnen 8reunocn in Dcntid)lanb SuSus
Gbidcr, iperoen bic llntcScidneten auf ctner
stm eritennlae pcn lbnen 9ebraudten WPnnls
mutb'prede 10000 @rcmplare aboruden.-
Seeer NeranS9eber etner 3citunS crbdIt ell
@rcmpldr, Der CO 9ernc Die 9ten9terIgen IN
2lngenldletn rebmen loncn miro. 9udb ,pcrs
ben an picle poltmeilcr @renlplnrc 9elnnot. |
9fdd @rIheinuH9 ter criteu 9dlmmer y a III |
0e II a Il c y tim fer a 8 sl9e NJ
ten uuo 8cifeGm9cn lrwie 2abluneen fcus
uen bel eenlcIben 9emod,t peroen.
Nie 9lgenten Der 3etun9, bcren 9tdmeu |
4HltH ttIUltHtItI Nhp uHe aNlstlhlllgtI lppNt2 .
babeuoe uno untcrnebmenee Qcute, pclde |
berielben Die mS9lthte @erbreitlm9 0eten
weroen. Sei bielen tGnReu iIdI DeutIdDe mels
ben, Welde bds Slatt in ben Stdbteu berums
jutrdgen wiiniheu. gln icId)eu Srten, no
lpir nod feline gI9entcn babcn, tSnuen I'D,
Rudterne unb auIdei9e Scute ali uns mems
Den, falls lTe Die 9I9entur Su itberncbmcu miius
lhen uno werben pcn dnnebmbaren 8ccius
9uu9Cn b6reu. Sbre 9nfra9cn miiiien nas
thrIid y 0 fire iciuJ lcnlt bleibeu iIe uns
bead,tet
8citellun9en fir bic + t e Slummer miifs |
fen um9ebeno gcmadbt peroeR.
Da6 ein;elne @renpIdre fotct Is Sente -
SIR pcrtofrete @micncm9 Ucn
Ebalcr Ididcn mir @remplarc,
% ~ 90 80
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-05

as their own, and s"rvcs tn keep perpef
nailv resh in their memory 49, saving
Of Alexander, .s'l nous fau' avoir rS,eE
H. NOT re ,nsis,n dams "a poche."
THE ENGLISH REslpsNrs At ST PETERSBURG
N'xf 10 the. Germans cn,s 4 .c',l,.sIv
h" English. who Or.n in various respects
= more d,stinc, cnlp,v 'han tn. s.r n,ns;
many nf the latter having becpme ci,i.
zrns nf Pe.arshlrgh and Russian sub.
he former merely belong to 'hc .'fnr-lgn
guests" as ,hrv are ca''el. WI, il, tim.
nf p'are cnirv tn. alvanages ~ l-niz4n-
ship wi:hou' i,s h.,,rlans The English
mercantile bnJy call them" vrs the Pc
Ter sbnrg factory. rh y have heir own
chapel; anil. d.spi<ip9 all o rer nations.
b'' most esp cia! y their projectors the
Ru ssians. they live shu' up bv themselves.
driv" English horses AMI rar-ra,rs. %
trnr hunting on the Newa a. they 10 Ii
DER hunting on the Gang.s. di<'lan IN
1't' fhe hat to M. E np.r,r hi ns.l,.. and
proud nt their in'lip"ns,h'anas- AMI the
inv,nci'li,v Of their n.e's. Ieiv rvarvbo-
Nv. find la..l. with every thing hay s...,
but arc highly though: ot by the Governs
sn"nt and by all, because they think high
y Of themselves. nni resi- L. r,,ieAy in tht.
magnificent qnav nan+'l after them;
where. however. many wealthy sdssians,
alsn have. spl.nlid mansions
Th" ex.rac,s will uFfi,ri !. specimen of
the translation; whic reads ~ fresh rs
M original. uO.wiii,s nndinY an ucca sion.
nj stiffness. ,l.fi:.at to AVOID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-05
PATENTS.

Tbs Baltimore Americao gives tho fol.
'nwing synopsis &c tha Rii nassed at the
late se.s on Of Congress-. entitled .An
Ac' to promote the progress Of the use.
tuI arts:"
The first section authorizes the Pre-.
sileat OF tho United Sites 10 refund 70
any individual who shall hav paid
through mistake any sum fnr a patent.
The 81 section cx.ends the 3 s..c,iun o!
The act nf March. 1887. authorizing tho
,en.wn' Of patents lost prior to the 18th
Dec. 1885, 10 p tents granted crior -
The l5th De 1896. though they may
have been lost subsequently,. The Sd
section of the act provides for the reduo.
''on ntihs fae Of $50 now required 10 30
paid TO the Commissioners of Patents, By
persons a'aking application f,r pateni,
q bali that sum. II also limits the du.
ration OF 'he patent to- years. Tic pro.
visions contained in the last sectioas,
may be au nm.d Up ia few words, aud
are simply those: The oath required of
All appiieant. who is not for tn. time 81.
ing res,lrn, &c The U S. may b. 'akea
bc!nre my minister plenipotcn,ary,
a.cn, holding commission under the gov.
ernmcn, OF the United States, or before
any cary public II the f'reign country
IN which The applicant may be-. Any per.
son infringing p,'"nt; is liable to fius
-. NO, less than $500 AID costs. one half
% 60 10 the q States. and The other half
10 he prosecutor. All pa,entess and as.
>ignees o' pstrnts are required to en-
grave their na -'es upon every patented
article made by them and sold. Any one
neg,ecting TO comply wi this provisions,
is liable 10 fine Of 800 and costs"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-05
rHEcoov DRlvEypU roF COVER.

THECDON DRl vEyDU r0F COVER.
| For The frs, time in fifteen years The
wings have gone into an election with
principles lor the public cyc., Hr'rrto-
',,re all has been yelled from the scrutiny
nt' the people. In one quarter they have
been tariff. in the other an,i.,arif. ID
| Vermont nbci,onista. in Kenfu.kv hot
nr' slavery politi inns. al the south zeal.
,,Is states rights nen, Il, the cas-. conso-
iln'ionists, IN Pennsylvania hank men,
in Virginia anf hank mrn. They have
had bu. one bond ofunion aud that was
| IL thirst Tor power and its eno'un-nts,
But enbnldened by temporary auop
ce.-, ,'ey hava. in the recen, elections
ia the STA. professed distinctive ses
Of principles They haye avowAi them.
selves in favor Of. Firsta tlNlreD STATES
BANF. with suitable capital and branches
in the several States, in orde: to corrupt
Congress. and con,rul the politics Of tbs
Stat =: second, H:oH TARaIff, which
should furnish bounties 10 capital ont Of
taxes doom the food aud clothing and the
fuel of the poor: Third limitation of tho
VsTo power in order To prevcnt the peo-
pie. through the Executive. from check.
iny the log rolling a,,d corruption Of Con.
grrss: Enu tn, g DISTRIBUTION of the pro.
ceedS nf The pubic lands among ,he states.
for tho ban-ft nf specn'anrs an! Iogisa-
tive iavori'e, the deficiency ia 'he M.
tlonaI revenues 70 bo supplied by taxes
urm ten. sugar, coffee, coarse cloth, blan.
keiA. coal, &c.
Whenever The wings have displayed
these principles. whenever they have
placed the name Of Henry Clay, wha
openly nvows them, upon their ticket,
they have been utterly routed and scat,
tered like chaF before The breath Of tue
people.
So it will Be in this sta'o. To the
prna;gary Of their schemes nf legislation
they liave bsra adied pans cor ln.riga.
gtag he state to specu la.ors. borrowing
money to day 10 give Eew impulse 10 tho
prices o! corner lots and ti,s value ct
rairoa stock. and +n,niiiny the curse Of
dob aud ,uxstion upon posterify Tor ever.
III. rcb1ke which whiggsrv has received
elsewhere will be ,E'i ID iael in conpar.
is,,n 10 ha, which awaits it ia Ioyemboe
from The people Of New York.
New YYrs Democrat.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-05

RURI lNG1oN IOWA, lURn>Y NOVEMBER ls42

in'r the servire. treating me in This man
ner. r,n veil vnu. sir. thar WI, will MT
he three davs longer in the service no
sir. MT three 4 vs.; fnr ei.h-r you leave
the servict' or s'". Gall he ;mp,dencr
nf all III" ;nsolcnts'. of ,'l the c-ntemp,
! have heard "f. This heats aIi--nnd from
s,,ch l't,l' animal "a YOU. Consider
Yourself as untle.r an arrest, sir. TIL the
cap'ai" comes on hosrd. ani your coniur.
j. reported: e. down below, sir, immedi.
a.elv.''
The linu'eaant ra1sed. and nov Green
gave him sign the second, as reply,
thinking 'hat.thev would then com. to n
righ. understanding: hut. ,o hi. as.anish-
men', 'l,e first lieutenant was more furious
than EVER. and r.iling the sergpan, of
! ,nn rines. ordered him tO take VI Green
down. and put him in irons, under the
hall deck
This conclusion TO nv Joke I had not
'hn1"ht of. ~ ] confessed nv participa-
tion in Green's ccn.lucf. was sent Cor
~ the gun room tO he reprimantlcd, but
preparatory t., going. ] received nm init.
nation ha, nv rebnke wnnI.l not h. verv
severe. 'hr lieutenant being more disposed
)" laugh than tr angry.
! wrnt down ;ntn the gun room, when q
'itte' g ceased ms the sentry opened the
door. and walked in.
Did you want me, sir :" snid to the
first lieutenant. touching my hat and
i"nk,n9 verv dr,nure
$50. Nr keenr, i, was YOU who hate
hren prac'iciog upon Mr Green aud teach
ing him insult and di.respcc' tn his sup.
rnr officers on the quarterback. Well.
<ir?''
made no reply, bnt appeared very
,en;'-n'
s.Bc,.ansp how has inst come 10 sen.
ant j. ignorant of hic profession. i, al.
I,"ars to b. ~ som. which shall TAX
car- shall ~, b.. followed up. TO play him
..ll manner of tricks and tell all manner
nf talse'.,ds. Nav -sir. what have you
to say For vnnrs.i,?"
MIR i;-t.en and have both iust come
Ia sea. sir. and th. nni.hip,ripn al, play I
is so many ,rek ;" replied |, hnnby,
.iha, '.arh'v kn Nv wi,ethes what do is
right nr wrong :"
.}r. ;r. II wa> Won who plaved this i
.rc's nn NJ Gre. ~
..y..s, sir; told him so for fun. but
lidn't ,hiak hr was surl, !, f..l a> 10 BE-
i.ve me I nn'v said thar v", were
re mason. ,nl that ire ,,,asuns were kind
q each nihrr, ;,ni ma, vol, gave one anO-
her signs 10 know one nnn'hpr bv;
,.ard Won SAY YOU were Ircetna SON,
ir, wh"n !tnei IN ,h.. gun room :"
Well. sir. did saw 81. hut that is no
.easna CIR your teaching l.in to be- im
III la. 9
lie asked n.. f,r the signs. sir and
|'do', know them cxae,lv: So gave. him
he <,gns that Nr. Dnlt aud ALWAYS
rhk ~. v.rn us -
"N, Dot, nnd voi,-a pretty pair. as
aid hr',,rr I've great mind 10 pu,
nn in sir G.ecn's place; a. all events.
shall report vnur .:s,nd,,rt to the captain
vh"n he comes from London. There,
ir v"n .nav 90"
] pu, on M.n;tent face as Invent nut.
,.i,iny nv eyes with the hack of my
anis Af,nr went out waited few
c,",is a. the gun room door, and then {
II. officers. snD",s,ng iha, was cut &c
r,r.e gave vent tn their mirtk.. the {
re- 'icn,rh,n' laughing the loudest.- I
'rrcirn' Kcsne.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-05
EDITORS AND pROpRIEkQRs.

tend 4 only for certain. limited. am Aspe.
Gifted purposes. was 40 far to he exteAled
as 10 regulate. the labor and capital ofNe0
whole cnun'rv. to direct the pursnita d
;nd;riduais. and to benefit certain sections
a. the expense of cilers. he would not
take fire. not only al 'hs in-xpediency,
NOT only at the i,npnicy. no; on'y Ht the
injustice of the movement hut al the de-
rangament, abuse the unconstitutional
working of the machinery i,seIif With
the lights nf experience before his eyes,
aud ''e true theory o the constitution
planted in his heart, it is impossible, but
that the great Champion Of S'ate Riahta
would have protested. as the Rockbridge
Correspondent: positively asserts he I'D.
against the abo,ninab|e tariff systom. a.
zone o., the legitimate descendants Of tho
old iedcrA! party.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-05
THE GAZETTE AND ADVERTISER
Is FURNISHED WEeHLv
nv MORGAN e. IlENN.
MAIN sTKEET. BURLINGTON, IOWA TERRY.
r. : n " s:

r r " s:
THRrr nrl.LARs per annu,p. ;f m; IN ,iva,,..
eFoTR DOlIAas NJ the = 81 Spration nf the year
No snb.rrintion win h% di.contnn. until all nv.
fearsy~ shalt hav~ he<n !,aid. nnes. y, ,.,@ o;o.
~ the edstors: anil sa,scriptor will i,e
Tor shorter term than three mouths. Al sub.
sdsauce.
Advertisement. of svosr~ and l-.. wilihe IN.
serted once for ONr DU.sAa; and for +v-ry snhse.
quenS insertion E'lrTv CENTS will he charged A
liberal discount viii BE- made eupon yearly adver.
tisense ntsss
Postage must he paid Ill commu nicstion. .+ ut
to this office.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-05
SMUGGLING.

Great preparations are making fof
smuggling. a'ang he whole ins Of the
'anada shore, owing ,s the exnrbitan,ly
nigh tariff which was passed by Whix
Congress which knew n, more, about tho
principles o1' political economy than the
cider barrels which were made use Of to
elect hem. A secret agent has been dss.
pa,chcl by the Government, who has dis
covered number Of these combinations
for defraud'ny the reycaue, and he has
returned to Washington, from whence he
is to 90 back prepared TO seize the SNUG
g!ers and their cargoes. A Wing stand
ing army VIII not ne sufficient to stop
smuggling under the present tariff
CAlliicothe Adv.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-05

IN n'erp.i,ing genius in Cincinna,i
is going 10 grease the lxi.'s ai I'll. world
with lard III. 50 as to keep il "a so,nx uni
rltcu nvenl the Rev Mr. Miller.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-05

vsnl.o, ot ".'rn>.p AS III. woolpocasr
sast ~ the apple tree.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-05

ROMANCE of RE4L L1re-Some years
an.. savs foreign Journal, the captain
n' ~ c,.rsar c,rr,el nF 'h4 wiz nf p0Or
wnnJcn,ter residing in the n"ighhOrhsxri
&c N-ss;na sfier de,nining her Cor sew
era' ri,oc'hs IN hoard his vessel. he Ian.
d~d her on an island in the South Seas
wholly regard ess of wha. nigh, befnl her.
| [, bappe,,cd tha, tho woman was presen
ted w the sava z mon. rrh Of the island,
who becsme enanonr red olr her. He made
her his wife. placed her on the throne,
AMI NJ his death lett her the sole sOver-
e;gn "f his domains. Bv European ves-
sci which recently touched ~ the island,
THE 'ss,r wnsrirm''er has rtreived intelli-
gene. nf h.s wife. She cent him preaents
nf s',ch vast value, tha, he will probably
". nnc of,h- w-ai'hies' individuals in Sicii-
w. until il shall please her maipsty, his
aM.ust spouse, to summon him to her
court. Il
t'NBELiEF. -tlaaring a man complnip
that the political lap"rs ofall kinds .had
become such lars. tlia, Tor his nar'. he
did nns believe any nf t!,em," reminds
u nf The old story or the miller and his
three sons. Coming iii.o tho mill and
fi'Iine grist IN the h,pper. tho o'd ma.
cn''e} nn'--..r,m hav. YOU tOllel this
.r,S' Yes sir'' ..B,li. have you toll
ed his gri>:!' Yes sir :" Sam. have
you toil. this gris'?' ..Y..s air - You
ar.. all u pack of lying scounlr+ls, > say.
,ha ~ mn, II con-, boieve w',rd
yoi say--iW toll a myself"
romantic v.nng lady fell ,he other.
dav mo the river and was near T drowning,
hut s'ccnr t.,iny fortunately a, hand. she
was drawn. on, ~enseiass md @carriad
horne. Qn co ming te,, shc' declared rs her
FANNY a',a' shr must marry him who had
snv4i her.
''i.,n,s>ih'~." sail her papa
Whs' is he a'rea " marriedf'
NO.
..Wa>.,', 4 tha, interesting yonnr man
ss;wno lives here in oIr ne, gAbDrhooi!''
'.Drar me, not WIS a Newfoundland
dog >
patent has Just t,e.en taken nut in Rns-
ion Tor cleaning fish, by giving them
spulf;-whrn they ssreze their scales
cieaa"f The pa'entee nose 4 thing or
,wn-hr j. eyi.trnt1y i.up II >nutf, and =
pinch above y! =
lpcei.n,s Hn.st.r paper says "a man
in Kemurky s,nnked n, luny and hard,
that hss i,a.cnne -re,t hn,. AID disl MI dis
Aeoysr .hf fac, un,it a. hissed 10 ~ al
.seys 0aSlscpsass."
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-05

\ friend Of ours ptnposes stirring husi.
ness ~ great lnack, having invented
wn,s ln. Gals lie chemical c,sus.ticul cOfa
WeaN nc lusse, ,rNaue11'I
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-05

drove of go cattle took fright q
Beaver. on the OhSo river, from the noiSo
81 TWO steamboats,. and run over thejy
drivers Oae Of them was % sevoEu6
injured thai he died shorl sftsS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-05

Upwards Of 100000 bushels a. sslt
were destroyed .. rurk's lslsed, . sA4yt
t!aae sine BY hu1flesns
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-05

IA faceii.n.s in.s..r psper says .'a man
in KeM,rky sn"k..d y, luns nnd hard,
that s,ss iA.cnne .re,i hit, aid df1 MI dis
acnyer !hr fhc, un,it hs hissed 10 % al
lsnps 0aynscpssss."
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-05

4 parent has just hAen taken nu, in Rns-
ton Tor cleaning fish, BY giving them
sputr;-whrn they snreze their scales
cieaa"f The l,a'eNee nose = thine or
,ws-ht. j. evidently cup !. >nutf, and y
pinch above ]. =
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-08
rlonr. rIomr! E,Eos,r!

FEYuE subscribers have just received
q and will hereafter be supplied with
flour from the Vernihon 1hHs, which
they will sell for cash at the forrest mar
ket price, and will warrant every barrel
sold equal to any ever offered in this
market Price now, 81 %.
Y. B. If any should prove bad, the
money will be returned on return Of the
flour. CUSHMAN & THOMPSON.
Ottawa, March II, 1912. 42--tf.
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pRuGs q HIgDlClnEs.

&FsTilE subscriber has jus, receiv-
-X 4 ed his summer supply OF
-. FRESH DRUGs & MEDICINES,
comprising oil articles necessary
81 for the sick add needy.
Arse Otv, Paints, JiVpea-
49, tne', Vpnisb, Ghss, Pafty,
Dye Suii5, Wines and Liquors for medi-
cal purposes, Dental and Surgical Iastru-
ments, and many of the Patent medicines
now in use, consisting Of hindsay's Iini-
ment, Hewe's Nerve and Bone Liniment,
A. Miller & Co.'S Compound Liniment,
Thompson's Eminent, anstuddiford's
Cough I.oZenges, Cathartic Lo2enges,
Worm Lozeuges, and Anti-Fcver Pills,
Indian Veyilable Pills, Peters Vegetable
Pills, Jayne5' Ambitions and Specific
! Family Pills, Spohn's Headache Remedy,
Taylor's Balsam Liyerwort, American
Pulmonary Balsam, New Eng. Cough
Syrup, Audcrson's Cough Drops, Roofs
Ringbonc Cure, Orri5' Tooth Wash.
Chlorine Tooth Paste, Chemical and Iii
guild OpodolIocL, Doct. Jayne's EXpccto-
rant, Hair Tonic, Tonic Vcrmilugc, Car
minauye Balsam, and Sanatiyc Pills,
Docts. Dole's and Thompson's Eye Wa
ter, Motifs Phoenix Birers and Pills,
Rowaud's Tonic Mixture, Balm Of Co
lumbia, Carpenters Fluid Ext. Sarsapa-
rilla, Hays Liniment for Piles, Nerve &
Bone Liniment; Bateman's Drops God
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Dayion nzilI.

THYHE subscriber would respectfully
d inform the public, that he has
leased for number Of years, the large
FIGURING nm, situated at Dayton, La
sale county, Illinois, formerly carried on
by J. GREEN. The said mill having late
~ been repaired, and having nc,c smut
machine of superior construction, the I'M
dersigned is prepared to manufacture both
merchant and custom work at the short
est notice and in a superior style.
Having experience in the business, he
naucrs himself that lie will be able to
give general satisfaction to those who
may favor him with their custom.
JOHN QUICK.
DAYTON. Dec. II, 1912. 30--n.
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Taylor's gsmlsam OF EiverwOrs.
(FSom the New York SUM-

(Ffom the New fOfS SUM-
TEvlIE established character of this excellent me-
4 dicinc, aud the universal usc which II has at
tanned, rcnderany attesoon by as Of It's inestfnG-
blevaluc entirely unnecessary though al acquain-
lance with It's merits, maturcd, as it has been, by
long experience Of them among our immediate
friends, would warrant US in giving unqualified
endorsement to oil that is sand in its favor. Our
object IN this notice snot, consequently, TO grgiys
the halsam; hut we feel bound, by our duty to the
public, TO state that many vile c0uutcricIts uponit
have been and still are palmed upon community.
aud 10 further state that The Widow Taylor, No
315 jowey, is the sole proprietor of che original
balsam, aud all other preparations TO which the
name Of Dr. Tayl0r's Bosam is given, arc mIscra-
bio counleficits A her Office and agencies 0Uiy
can the true baisam be obtained and the vendors
Of other preparations purporting to be such, are
not only wronging dcpcndcn, and hcpcss WI
dow and hcf children Of their rghdul property
indeed ofthcir daily brcad--hut wrongng ihc pub
lie out Of their dearest blessing, their health.
For sale at tho Drug store of G. /. Thompson,
Ottawa, I'll. 42--t