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Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-22
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The Subscriber No. III Market ST.. Will
e4mingtcn Delaware, won d respectfully suggest
to the public generally, The propriety Of calling
at his hat store; and examine his large and cxten.
sive assortment Of the latest fashions and other
shaped hats, consisting 10 quality as follows. Su.
perior Beavers; Brush, Russia, Silk, as well
aa Plain. Youths Eats. Together with 4
general assortment of mapped hats Of every sizp
shape and quality. The subscriber having a tho
rough knowledge Of the above business and IL
constant particpator in all its branches, and have
ing as good workmen as there is in the U. States;
together with the best materials that can be OBJ
tanned He therefore flatiers himself with full do
termination on his part that nothing shall be want
cd to render satisfaction to liberal public. Being
ever grateful for the very generous announcement
that has been heretofore extended towards him.
hofes By his exertipns to please,to merit a coptp
uance Of the same. 'H
Blocks for manufacturing Hats Of the last Lon,
don fashion (which is very beautifully haye inst
been received. - ~
Call and see III heeh Stand No. l1l Msrks,
ST. formerly occupied BY M. Msgear. =
/, CLARK,
Practical Halter.
". b He W II WARRANT his Hats to be much
superior 70 those of FoREIos manufacture, which
nave been brought into our market
Oct ~ lS4I. If
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GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.

- assortment of Light cassmeres, Fancy GAM
broons, and white and colored Linen Drllings,
also few pieces of Cashmarett beautiful article
for summer coats-toge,her with some very hand.
some silk, cashmere, and Marseilles vestings
which will be sold to suit the times at no 81 mar
ket street. my IL, 42. w. JONES.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-22

HANS, &e.--1o00O lbs bacon, hams. shout.
IL dcrs and sides also 900 kegs No i LARD
Iof sac by M X cARNAHAN
may upper corner market and front A
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-22
May be had the celebrated ORA. Gusffish AVID Haas
MEDICINEs.-TH THE AUGSBURGE LIFE
TINCTURE.

THIS most excellent tincture can be recommen-
ded TO families the most ecctul for the cures OF
all inward diseases; namely, cramps, Gods fever
and agues, scarlet fever, bowel complaints and
aholic-it purifies the blood in the most obstinate
cases. restores to its natural warmth and regular
circulation, has in general the wonderful effect
cwiere there is weakness of the nerves, want Of
aDpetite.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-22
THE PICTORIAL ELEXIR

appetite.
THE PICTORIAL ELEXIR.
TIE Pectofal Elexir--this medicine, which In
all countries oil Europe Ia ackno~ lodged as unri-
yelled in its quality. Even when used IN cases
which were otherwise considered incurable. -
Which has acquired for it great celebriety and up.
plaus in this country as well as in Europe. The
pectsral medicine Is the most invaluable remedy for
all pecsoral diseases, whatever name they may b11r
particularly for colds peurisy. pectoral dropsey md
pulmonary consumption.
THE RHEUMATIC MEDICINE,
is ono Of the most effectual curs for that dread
full diseasc ever yet offered 10 the public il "a
kon according to directions.
THE S.aLYE OF DRESDEN.
THIS salve is the safest remedy for the cure o.
wounds and sores, and will prevent, fused in time
very many operations. Il ]. sure remedy for gan.
creme, pains in the back, rheumatic head and tooth
ache, sprans, &C., females who are so unfortunate
as TO have breasts, and win this salve will
be cured in very short time. 1t cannot be too
much praised or recommended, ~
THE GREEN WONDER OIL <
Apply few drops ofthis oil TO Wounds, Bruises,
Burns, Scalds. Re-, the pain will be instantly re
~ e e. *, ,aa s; -'--" -hrs tifue-s
| WORM ESSENCE.
| An infallible cure for the Worms In admits OIL
children. This medicine will cure. iftaken accord
| ing 10 directions, when all others fail
SUPERIOR BLOOD PURIFIER AND PtyR
| GA7TYE PILLS.
These pills may justly be recommended as ths
best purifier of the blood as the cure of all disease
depending upon its impurities.
HYSTERIC DROPS.
These excellent Drops have the qualities Of calm
ing instantly and without fail, the Cholic and tina
troublesome complaint called the Mysteries or mo
Their fits when continued for some length Of time
Sold at d. JoIlNSON'S Drug Store, l79, Mar
ket Street, Wilmington, Delaware Gencrs
Agent.
February 9, 1S42,-1y.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-22

NRLMMINGS.-A general assortment of trim.
- mings, such as needles, pins. tapes, spool cot.
sons, patent thread. cord, hooks and eyes, and
gloves and hosiery, &c. &C., at No rs market st.,
ma A2o. 8. d EYES
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-22
PAINTED LAWNS.

lust received handsome lot of Painted Lawns.
which are selling very low a very good arti !,
Gle and pretty ioo,for 1ea cents per yard; csIlas
No. 81. ap.97, W.JONES.
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ETNA MATCHEs.--Hyatt & winan's
III Original Etna Matches, warranted sure
fre in any state Of the weather. at wholesale or re
tail, by j. b. NJ LETOURNAU,
jan1l "a Markets.. between Sd and 4th
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CLOTHS AND CAssIMEREs-Jusi
IL opened few pieces of ExtIaSuper Fine Black
and Blue Black wool dyed Cloths and Cassimercs.
s. BUZBY.
9th no., 7th No 60 Marktse
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f1L.OCKS! CLOCKS BRASS and wood 30
~ hour, and eight day clocks, new and hand.
come patterns, just received and for sale low for
cash, and warranted to perform or exchanged, by
j. B. M. LETOURNAU.
9TH st., Cd door from the corner of Market st.
N. B. Wood and every description of clocks
carefully repaired and warranted. April d. On
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superior Yeast Powders.

III CANISTERs-Always on hand. oil can
~ nlsters from gallon to 800 gallons, for All.
by JOHN L. MADDEN 4 co.
mar b 81 Mufkef.t
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OAINTED LAwNs-JusT OPENED
at no 81 market street fresh lot of Painted
Lawns which are selling very low-BalzArine
Lawns, yard wide for 12A cts. myl1. W. jones.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-22

nORCELAIN WARE-A superior article Of
IL Porcelain or enamicd ware, consisting Of
Preserving kettles, Sauce Pans, &c. just received
and 70, sale by JNO.L. MADDEN Co.
august 10, lS4l Nos Market Street.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-22

FOR 81 LIZ, 50 bbls Of Peaches
cut in halves, and will be sold cheap. Also, few
u.hcls ofpeach sec d that will be sold cheap.-ap
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-20
Close OF the Week.

A week. 1t is but short time indeed;
but its events are Il host; its changes
many. 10 whom has the week Just
about to close brought joy - to whom
sorrow = 10 whom riches - to whom
poverty TO whom friends to whom
enemies - to whom love - TO whom
hatred to whom freedom - Ia whom
misery TO whom happiness Ito whom
sickness Ito whom health Ito whom
life or to whom Death , What all
these changes in one week ! Yea. and a
host, more numerous than the sands Of
the sea. Many who saw the dawninr Of
the present week will be in another world
ere 1t closes; many upon whom fortune
smiled bat week ago. are now groaujng
beneath the whitening rrowns of poverty /;
many who were floating gently on the
bark of life. DER the unullicd sea Of han.
plNcss, a week ago. are now wrecks Of
ruin ON the shores Of aiillrlon; many
upon whom the sun If last Sabbath sllone
propltIou.ly. have, ere Ills Time, met
with some mi fortune. and are turno!
apon the world the children of poverty
and many whose expectations and hopes
were branng io;tb bright and prosperous
1t the dlwn of the week. find lhrmsryc,
At the close The sad and miserable hring-
of crIcl Disappointment.
Aud such is the fate Of man, II j.
subject 10 changes in week. a day, nay,
even an hour. The world is still IN con-
m0lion-reyolu,ion succeeds revolution
TIME whirllng in its rapid progress ;
leaving behind its trace Of destruction
And even in small community, many
thrilling and exciting cirrum, tanccs might
be summed up ana recorded 4. the close
Of each week.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-20

ToWar!S the close If Ihc revolutionary
war, an officer in tie army had occasion
io transact some business wi,h General
Waslin Itnn. and rrpulrrI 10 PIil|nlcI Phla
r,r lhal pnrpose. Before lraviag. hc rc-
cpiyed IN invitation to dine with the
General. which WAS accepted, AMI "pon
entering the room hr found himself in lhe
company of large number of Ia liz, and
gaullrm 'n.--iS they were mostly strNn-
Gr-s to him. AMI he WIS naturally ut Il
modest AL unlSSnming disposition, hr
too; seat near the foo, uf llc table, and
rprfaincl from taking an active plrt IN the
conversation. Just before the dinner was
concluded, Gen. Washington called him
by name AMI requested him to drink u
glass Of wine with him.
"You will have the goodness to excuse
me, General was the reply, "as | have
made it rule not TO take wine"
All eyes were instantly turned upon the
young officer, aud murmur Of surprise
aud horror ran around the room. That ;
person should he SO unsocial and so meal
as to never drink wine, was really Toe
bad; but that he should abstain from i
on an occasion like that, and even whel
offered TO him by Washington himself i
was perfectly into.crable
Washington saw at once the feeling o
his guests, and promptly addressed them
"Genlleman," said he, MIR. i
right. do no, wish any ofmy guests It
par,akc of any thing against their inclina
ton, and certainly do not wish them t
violate any established principle, in thcI
social intercourse with me. | honor MI
for his lrankness, and for his con
slstency IN thus adhering to an cstablshe
rule which can never do him harm, and io
the adoption Of which have no toub! h
has good and sufficient reasons"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-20
ron THE ILLINOIS FREg TntnER.
THE MEMORY OF THE DEpsvCrcr,

My thoughts are with the dead,
who from carih's dwelling places have departed
With them the light of hope and iov has nal-
Gonc are the JOYS their presence once impaired,
Leaving the sad survivors broken hearted,
In bitterness of spirit to dcrole
The loss OF these who will return no more.
We miss them at the hearth
How sad 1t is to see their empty places.
10 hear no more their plea slnt tones of mir;h,
o see no more their dear familiar faces,
NO more tn meet their smiles or their embraces
10 fec, with aching hearts that loves brigh, chain
Is broken, never to unite again
We miss them when we meet
With absent friend back to their homes returning
When we enjoy with them communion sweet.
AS cAc"rfully the evening fire Is burning. linz,
We miss them then, and, with h"art sick year,
Welonrt, have them rjn our sweet c,mmuuions.
a, IN the days gone by a, such reunions.
We miss them when we part
with the de- ,nrlnE-wlcn, with anyiauS feelings
And with deco regret we see hi,nd DEPART
Memory. with her mysterious rrvraiinrs.
Is Whispering to our hearts again uu.caiing
The trun'ain Of atI,r,iDn'S sacred store.
Ard tolls Of those who - i'll return no more.
We miss them a, the hour
OF ole IN twilight when the auv is cn~inr.--
The" memory comes, and wi h scrious power,
Aw' - IN nights that Ton, hid been rcposilg
WIZ the hearts deep ceIl,, to view d,clp,ils
The "e'' regrets AMI silent gr.ols ot yrors-
The h i liant hopes TIA: have Dissolved in tears.
We miss them every where:
Around the heart their memory is C,incjG-.
io where W. will. thrir memory still is there,
Forever from the hearts deep fountain sprlur'nI
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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-20

En- the matter Of the petition of Isaac
X p. HaitOck, bankrupt, to be dis
charged from his debts: Notice is hereby
given TO all creditors and others interested
OF Isaac p. !IalIock, bankrupt, to appear
before the District Court Of the United
States on the Sth day Of July, A. D. 1912,
a, the city Of Springfield, in the Dislric;
of Illinois. and shew cause, if any they
have. why the aforesaid Isaac p. Hallock
should not receive a final discharge from
all his debts and certificate thereof be
granted 10 him.
Dated at Kendall county, this els, DAY
of April, A. d. 1912.
PETERS e. GALE.
49--l0sw. Solicitors for petitioner
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From tie Lacon Gazette of the 18Th inst.
Another Deed OF Flood.

On Monday last a horrid murder was
committed at Inlet Grove, Lee county,
on the person OF John Harrison, by 4
fellow named james Bell. The particu-
lars, as furnished from various sources,
are as follows: Bell, after an absence Of
about two years in Texas, whence he
had Just returned, armed with brace of
pistols, rifle and bowie knife. met llarri-
son at Inlet Grove. OF him, together
with several others. he was jealous, arising
from real Or conicc.ured improper init
macy with his family during his absence,
A quarrel ensued, upon which Bell drew
his bowie knife, and cut Harrison across
the entire region of the abdomen, in!lirt-
ing 4 frigh,lul and mortal wound. Two
men were present and witnessed the
bloody deed, bit awe-struck al his lero-
city and hostile array, were passive spec
tators. lie was pursued and oyerlakcn
about six miles from Princeton, when
without resistance he surrendered and
laid down his arms.
HARRISON was a rcsidcn, of Crow Prui,
RE, in Ills county, and Bell Ct I,as
Grove, Lee county, where his family
resides,
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Wing Meeting.

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O"a"a' on 'hc 'eh'n "'y o. JUNO next l"
',o''''''"'o o"' 'a'"'""'c 'o' senator ana
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DRUGS a. MEDICINES.

&VUVliE subscriber has jus, recciv-
6SIZ D. ell his summer supply of
e. - FREsH DRucs q MEDICINES,
comprising all articles necessary
Gj:I+ for the sick and needy.
Also II, Paints, TTpen-
S-ss1,---." tines, Tapish, Glass, Patty,
Dye Stuiis, Wines and Liquors for medi-
cal purposes, Dental and Surgical ms,ru.
mcn,s, and many of the Patent medicines
now in use, consisting of I.indsay's Lini-
ment, i!cwe's Nerve aud Bone Linimcnt,
4. Miller & Co.'S Compound Lniment
Fhompson's Linimcnt, Nanstuddiford's
Cough LOzcnges, Cathariic Lozengps,
Worm Lozengcs, and Anl-Fevcr Pills,
Indian Vcyiinblc Pills, Peters Vegetable
Pills, Jaynrs' Ambitions and Specific
Family Pills. Spohn's Headache Remedy.
raylor's Balsam Liycrwor,. American
Pulmonary Basam, New Eng. Cough
Syrup, Andrrsnn's Cough Drops, Roofs
Rln-honr Cure. Oris' Tooth Wash,
Chlorine Tooth Paste, Chemical and Ii.
Guild Op"Aeilock, Dorl, ,Iavnc's EXpccto.
rant, Hair Tonic, Tonic Vermiugc, Car.
minaHvr Bal>am, and $aualivc Pills
Nocts. N'lc'> and 'I'bompson's Eye Wa.
ter, Motifs phmuiX Dillcrs and. Pills
Rowond's Tonic Mixture, calm of Co
Iumbia, Carpenters Fluid Ext. Sarsapa
riila. HAYS l.iniment for Piles, Nerve &
/ hnnp iuimput. nn,o,oou's nrnuc (,cb
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PdPcr.-It appears that six hundred paper MILL
in the United states, annually consume rags, old
canvass, rope, &C.. out of which paper is made,
the enormous sum of six millions eight bundled
thousand dollars! An amour. greater than the
entire exports of the thirteen American colonies
seventy years ago.
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Office is hereby given that the On.
= dersigned will aHrly to the County
Commissioners Court Of Lasalle county,
at tho mex, Jnne term thereof, for lis.
cncc to keep ferry across the Illinois
river at the Town Of Enterprise, in said
county, JAMES 0'CONNER.
Perm, May 10. 1912. 5l--3w
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y. ID. Brewster,

- 4 F6racarding g. Commission
F, 8. :, :; 49,, Merchant, PERu. La Sale
county, Illinois. ~
Peru. March !, 1912.
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JAS. BaADroRD, Secretary.
Meeting Of the Unio'l .!gric!s.!''sni
SJGiriy.

'SJElfiss
\ meeting Of the UNl0H AGRICULTURAL
Soclnrv. both Of Slorhholdcrs aud Trns-
toes. /, called to hc hrll"AOirago on
Yir3!ry Ats Th.i0y ofJule meet. dn-
rag he land sale The object Of the
meeting is. 10 extend the acquaintance
with the slrirly anl to devise means 10
give it greater efficiency.
, rh" inaugural of the PRrsIDnNr will
'|p delivered. an Mr.. SoLov RoDIYsoN,
having been requested lp attcul, has re-
piled ii The affirmative. ifs expected ar
rlngrments will be mlle for accompany
iog Mr.. Robinson nn aA agricultural tom
through the district, fnr the purpose of IN
croa-ing the number Of members; and
those who are willing to co-oaerate are re-
questcd to come prepared 20 spehd a week
or two in travelling with han.
The Committee on Fairs are especially
requested to attend and select the place for
holding the next fair, and complete the
arrangement as Car as possible. The View
inr Committees should also be present, as
the meeting will give an excellent oppor-
mnity to confer together and agree upon
their rules and forms. Any member Of
those committees who fails to be present,
or who does not inform the society that
he accepts and desires to retain the af-
poin,mcn,. will be considered rs declining.
and another will be appointed in his place.
Every one interested IN agricultural i'm
provemen,s is requested to attend.
By order of JAS. i. CLIFFORD, Pres.
JoHv s. WRIGHT, Rec. Sec.
Chicago, April 80, 1872.
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Gc,,no! E1u:! f0Y Sale.

81 ECTlON sixteen lG) in township
~ ,hry-liyc (35) north, range foui,
a. east of the third principal meridian,
viii he offered lrr sale al the court house
N Ottawa, I.asalle COUNTY, on SGitT3Gy,
the 25h dag IF lane neat. Said serlion
will he offered Or sale in twcnly.onc
lots, Of from ten 10 eighty acres each,
some of which said lots will rank with
'tc first class Of timhcrcd land in this
county; the remainder is limhercd land Of
lrss value, except three lots containing
eighty acres. each of which are nearly all
prliric. well raIruarcd for lihgc. The
road from Muusonlowu to M!IcI'S ford.
on Fox river, passes through the north
part Of said section. The course ol
lulinn creek is through dis section, en-
lrring near the n,rlh-wcst Garner, passing
through the northwest and norih-c2ei
quarter and leaving near the northeast
corner e the southeast quarter Of said
sccllun.
Payment viii be required fpurchasor.
in canal funds, and in manner prescribed
in The 26ui section If an act making pro.
vision for organising and maintaining
common schools, approves Feb. 20, 1871.
WIN. II. W. CUSiIMAN,
School Commissioner
Ottawa, Nav 30, 1872. 52.-5w
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J. Hoffman,,

For,rarding g. Commission
- 81. :! 8 Merchant, Peru, La Sale
county, Illinois,
VIII attend faithfully to all business entrusted
to bis care.
Peru, Dec. a. 18Th. . 1T.
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l:g ESEAE"

MARRIED-Un Thursday, lhc I2lh inst. by
Elder Il ,npiNG, Mr.. DANIEL VI. STEVENS
to Miss ELIZA SAMPSON--all ot intiAn Creek.
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7 Il ME subscribers have Just received
q and will hereafter be supplied with
llour from the EermUion MiN3, which
they will sell fpr cash ut the Iorcyi mar
kct price, and will warrant every barrel
sold equal to any ever offered IN this
market. Price now, 81 %.
n. -. II any should prove bad, the
money will be returned on return or the
lour. CUSllMAN 81 THOMPSON.
Ottawa, March IL. 1872. I2--G
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IASS MEETING
O I THE PEOPLE!

FHVIIE citizens IF the la Sale District.
& composed Of the counties of lA
Sale. Grundy. and that part "f Kendall
ro'niy formerly belonging 10 J. sale.
who are favorable to forming a UNION
TICKET for members Of The u, Y, Lc-
gisIa,ure. 10 be supported at he next An
gasl election, are respectfully and ear
nesllv invited 10 meet in mss al Ottawa.
on Fri'oy The 81 Dug # Jane ncri, at
II o'clock. A. NJ. a ticket for county
officers viii also be nominated at said
meeting.
MAY 20, 1912.
- The above call IS signed by upwards Of one
hundrel n3mes. Which we are Obliged t. omit
owing to the late hour Of their copiIg to hand
They will appear in handhiI form.
The tinic OF holding the meeting has been
changed from the 9th to the 81 inst, on account
Of tic Land Sales taking place at locspori on The
Glib inst.
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convenience requisite Tor comfort.
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