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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25
MouSp Farm, Clinton co., Nov. II, 1912

NovSp FAnM, Clinton co., Nov. II, 1912.
To The Editors Of he Free Trader, OHapa
GISTLEMEs--A friend has sent me your paper
Of the 4tlI inst, and directed my attention to an
article in it, headed "United States Senator" and
which contains an extract from the "Quincy He
rad Of the ooh Of October last, which had never
before seen, insnuating that was induced to
withdraw from the canvass for governor, by sccu-
ring tho promise Of "the Springfield clique of the
office Of United States Senator, protesting, at the
same time, its own want of knowledge of the cx-
s,ence Of any such association, and closing with
the remark 'that, if such an indictment was held
out to Judge Breese, and if it operated on him in
the course he took, the murmurings from different
parts of the state are not without good cause,
and Judge DTccse ought to be beaten every time
he offers for Office under any such contract"
In your own remarks on this article, you say,
"Tho Judge or his friends, must set this matter
in clear light or he will stand very poor chance
Of going to the United States senate; for, if it be
true as asserted, there are fow democrats who will
not agree with the Herald that Judge Brccsc
ought to be beaten &c. And, further, you re-
mark, "Judgc Brecse and his friends will, there
fore see the necessity to disprovc having entered
into any such contract with the Springfield clique
or any other set of men. That they will DO able
to do il, we do not entertain doubt but, until it
is done, Judge b. will have greatly the dsadvan-
tage of bis competitors, at lcas, in the north"
The Herald is published at the residence Of
Judge Young, with whom have, for many years,
been terms Of friendship, and am sure this ar
ticle cannot meet his appreciation. He knows
tina. am incapable Of bargaining for any office.
never solicited vote in my liic and never shall,
the ungcnerous insnuaon. You, too, Messrs
Editors, seem 10 regard it as probable, and most
unrcasonably call upon me to disprovc the charge,
thus reversing well known rule, that he who
makes charge must prore it, 1t is not usual
for the party accused 10 disprove it, nor, in this
case is the negative. from its very nature, susccp-
tible Of proof. How could it be proved that no
such contrac, was made MS 10 alleged Yet, il it
,cas made, it is easily proved. Tho nego,iaiors of
1.-THE actors in it can be called upon the stand
as witnesses aud establish il beyond doubt, if it
ever existed. All ! can do is to give it prompt,
indignant, ana unqualified denial. And more--l
do not even know Of the existence of such body
as "lhc clique" nor who compose it, nor tina. the
party is operated upon by its unseen influences,
nor how its preferences run FOR any Of the candi.
dates for office. acknowledge no power out Of
the great body Of the party, TO dispose Of office or
honors, ard traffic with none. All tho offices
have ever held were conferred without any solici.
taion on my part, and the movement in my favor
tho last summer, for governor after the limtn,cd
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25
THE LEGIsLATunr.

Tie Ssnaie.--We have Sufficient returns to
assure us the election Of the democratic senator's
in every district, except the Sth--S to |. The
next Senate will stand, % democrats to wings.
The Assembly Returns from all the counties
except two (Alegany and Catarausus,) cleo so
democrats aud 81 wings.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25

0Gsiai Vote FIR Goren,or Of Oiio.-rhc Ohio
for governor Of Ohio. The following is the foot
: ing up.
Z Aggregate vote polled for Shannon, l29,06i
do do Corwin, l25,62l
/, Sbannon's majority, 3,a43
! The vote for King, abolition candidate, il 5,fc3
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25

Bargains Brrgainstt-Thel .ynchburg (ya.)
Republican states that the celebrated betting sports
man, the honorable John Minor Bolts, advcrlses
several fine horses for sale, to be paid for when
Henry Clay is elected president. Here is rare
desire horses "without money and without
prce"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25
mEAnEus OF CONGRESS.

The democrats elect 25 members of the mex,
congress, and the whigs9 We lose two men,
bers in the city Of New York, and gain one each
IN the Rensselaer,, Saratoga, st. Lawrence, On
ondaga, Madison, Cayuga, Wayne Monroe and
Clinton districts. The following is the list COM
pIete,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25

AH'cgamafion.-Mr. Jeffries, q marshal of the
city OF New York, has been held TO bail for an
assault on his daughter, young and pretty white
girl, who had taken up her abode with great,
homely negro, and insisted ON remaining with
him as his wife, without the ceremony of mar.
rage, for which Mr.. ]. gave her severe drubbing
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25

Robert +. Burnett representative in the last le-
gslaturc from De Witt county, has been elected
to the senate in place of Lieut.. Gov. Moore. lie
is staunch democrat and ar estimable man.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25
D;c.ers's Mates on America.

BY the eastern mail this morning we received
the above work. for which we are indebted to the
obliging publisher Of the New York New World.
OF course we have not yet been able to read it.
The speed with which this work was published
by Mr.. Winchester has no parallel, and deserves
to be noticed. 1t was received by the Great Wes-
tern at o'clock p. NJ. On tho 9Th Inst, and was
published comni;te by O'clock p NJ. on the 7sh,
thus accomplishing the work ia screntecn hours,
suffering, during this time, delay of }! hours by
an accident! OF course the publisher Of the New
World beat all others by many hours.
This work, in ordinary book form, we should
think would make a volume OF nearly 800 pages
1t is published by Mr. Winchester for IL! cents a
single copy, for 81, IS per 100; to which the H.
linois reader mus, add cents copy for postage.
The following new works advertised to be
issued, in the usual shape, from the Office Of the
New World on the l 9Th in t..
FrmkAn leans, or The Iiejriate; Tale of The
Times--by popular American Author. 1t was
written expressly for the New World, and is dc.
dicaed to the friends of Temperance throughout
the United States. Prce-l2 cts. single copy
10 for 81, 81 per hundred.
Leifers # Mary Queen Of Scots, and Document!
connected tvitt her Persona! History, noe first pub
| EShed, ,cih an Introduction, by AGNES SInIcK,
LAND, author Of 'the Lives Of the Queens o.
England" Price 20 cts; or SO per hundred.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25

A Mo Tyick-Thc ingenuity and skill Of
rosues at the present time, remarks the New orl,
Express, Is unprecedented. A new method OF
making money has recently been devised-tha,i is,
by taking six one hundred, fifty, twenty, ten, or
make seven bills, thus gaining one in six. The
banks have paid these apparently mulilated bills,
but they have multiplied So fast, that lately they
have determined to pay them no longer. This is
the only method to pu, stop 10 it.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25

4 CompLment.--Judge Marshall, of England,
in sentencing a man for stealing patterns of print
ed goods, said, in conclusion, "You meant, as you
state, to take them 10 America; in my opinion
the most rascally nation in the world, for it don'i
pay n,y dirideads."
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25

AUfuk-There are said to be two scrip,ure
proofs that females do not so to heaven. First.
(Rev. xii. )"And there appeared great wonder
in heaven; 10 woman!' Second, lib. viii. l)
"There was silence in heaven about the space of
half an hour ~
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25

american ProrisioaS in EagL.aG.-The Lon
don Standard says, Somewhat Of sensation
was produced in the neighborhood OF Chard last
week by the introduction of American pork and
beef retael at from 3 ID. to a ID. per pound. The
anxiety manifested hy the people to obtain cheap
food was not slow in maniesng itself, and the
first consignment Of pork was cleared in few
hours, more being expected this week. The i'm
poT,a.on of meat excites great deal Of alarm
among grazlers, who anticipate in consequence a
serious depreciation of prices FOR, if provisions
are rendered at such low rates now in anticipation
of the reduction of import duty, which comes in
to operation on the 10Th inst, they will be consi.
dcrably lower after that time. The quality of the
American barrelled provisions ispronounced to be
excellent
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25

An original genius down east adver,ises tempe
rance scythes, warranted to cut without whiskey.
Go to grass.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25

Tall Walking.-Thcrc is man in Connecticut
who walks so fast that it puts his shadow ont Of
breath TO keep up with him.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25

Rhode Limd.-Actng governor King recently
reviewed portion Of the militia of Rhode Island.
As he approached, the soldiers filled the air with
shouts and huzzas for Gore,nor Dor! and when
King arrived in front Of the regiment, many of
the soldiers refused to present arms, saying he
was not their governor.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25

Every stroke Of the pendulum ushers one hui
man being into existence, and heralds the depart
ure of another.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25

The Wedding Rmg.-Thc reason asssneo
why the ring is placed on woman's foush nm
ger Of her left hand, when she is marreCas 'na'
il is the las, part alive when the body becomes y
corpse having communication witt tH neart
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25

Cornstak MjlaSses.-Mr. William c. Rogers,
of Caledonia, Tennessee, in a communication pub
lished over his signature in the Nashville Banner,
states that he has succeeded in manufacturing
vor than that in common use. The mill for grind
ing stalks is very simple costs only six dollars,
and can be made by any mechanic who has ever
seen one With this mill he produced one hun
drcd and twenty gallons of juice per day; theyield
of molasses from the juice, as it came from the
mill, being as one to five, or about 25 gallons of
molasses per day. The refuse juice makes excel
lent beer, and can be manufactured into vinegar.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25

Bishop Hughes, of New York, of the Catholic
church, has promulgated an order from the Pope,
that no member of the order Of Odd Fellows shall
receive the sacramcn's Of the church, or scpul.
,urc, withou, renouncing his connection with the
order
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25

Pttss on-press On to virtue,
Until the goal is WON
Nor Iinger with the farewell beans
OF the departing san.
Nerve limb and heart-go firth
With majesty and might
But never Tire and never faint
AZ daybreak or at night.
Press on-rress on to virtue
TIE prize you'll win at last,
If with courage unsubducd,
And firm truth buckied fast,
In Heavens high name you go:
As sure as morn succeeds
Ehen;ght, so sure on glcrys page
Will burn faiths noble deeds.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25

1t seems, from the following, that John Smith
.wan,s but Rifh here bellows"
"M,wied--In Boston, October 18th, Mr.. John
Smith to Miss Margaret Little"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25

Dis. Democrats.
]. Sclah b. Strong.
2. Henry &. Murphy.
a. VIM. b. Maclay.
5. Moses q. Leonard.
I. J. II. Anderson.
8. Richard ID. Davis.
0. Jns. G. Clinton.
10. jeremiah Russell.
IL. Zodock Pratt.
IL. David L. Seymour.
ID. lcmuel Stetson.
-. Chcsscldcn Ellis.
IL. Charles s. Benton.
IS. Preston King.
10. Orvillc Hungerford.
20. Samuel Deardslcy.
81. Jeremiah f.. Cary.
70. Smith NJ. Purdy.
20. Orville Robinson.
"a. Horace Wheaton.
Is. George Ra,hbun.
%. Amasa Dana.
~. Byiam Green.
20. Ashley Samson.
20. William S. Hubbell
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25

Important, if 1rue.-A communication on ma.
sa! hemorliage was lately read to the Academy OF
Sciences of Paris. The author, NJ. Ncgrier, an
most nstantancously checked by raising the arm
on the same side that Of the nostr from which
the blood flows. 1t it well known that such he
mortgages are often formidable and sometimes
fatal
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25

The Pittsburg papers mention that minister
that city has received 49, from some conscience
stricken individual who says he owes i, to the
state. The minister paid it over.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25

Freak Of N.iur.-lhe Philadelphia Forum
gives an account Of the chemically preserved boz
dies Of two children, united nseperably by the
breast bone, which extended from person TO per-
son, in the same way as did the connecting sub
stance from the sides Of the Samesc twins. A
young woman in Montgomery county, we under
stand, gave birth to these beings which, however,
were never destined by tho Deity to enjoy life.
Upon post moriem examination being made OF
the bodies, it was discovered tina. the functions of
the heart were equally divided between them; or,
in ether words that one heart only had been al
lol,ed to both bodies. The breas,bono has been
extracted and been placed in the same case along
with this extraordinary preservation.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25

SDicy Pun.--Tho following toast was given a.
dinner in the nutmeg-producing state Of Con-
nccticut:
"The nutmeg state. Where shall We find a
prQi6r"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05
1sA FOR SALE-Vauabfe Property

~ rpfs
situated in the of Milford. saie Of ya wei
Touring mill known the Colahioiass s.,nr, , an
filed with six OF stones machinery aaI sd bea
p.ee, such commsnly used in .e ss nv 20 el
class OF Touring mills. The building is 81 ,es ,stap.
and stories high and svery heavy timberea ar ,ow.r
tia and wen 6ed with machinery I9e Tss syop naebr
very great and might easily he applied of sesf 90.
merry for manufacturing purposes !, comes eoa isaod
vanlages for persons doing heavy business easen Of
as vessels can 20 alongside of the building a COR
the year. The attention OF those engaged ~ r,ricnlu.
meal, plaster, cement cutting dye woods, &c p-'
ly Invited.
Also q mill for grinding boae. ,..,es. and s ia
This IS offered with the fixtures and for Der
successful operation presenting rare A.oa ss
DWELLING HOUSE with about y acres OF directly
lent land. The house end grounds are s1 SSupd
fronting the harbor. and bavng Long lsaaG sassbs res.
for great distance, makes II very fsrr
dence those that like view. The
quite desirable, either for business or resenfe PA Ses
me churches and schools. The communicating vi Hsyeg
York is easy either by h. Brt.epert or Ss 90 bood
steamboats, All the purchase money may ren,y renla. ssd
and mortgage three year-one half on 'he otoef
le oth.r bait on other satisfactory security M asv
~ not disposed ef before Wednesday, the 'n oefs
next il viii be sold auction the premises Al ~ s
on that day, For further information, inquire ass.
STONE, New Haven Cann.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05
YOU want health,

vnu abandoned Inyaids Doctor Cyrus ThomsoG. o.
Ce1dr> Onondasa Co, and Or. John Thomson, OF Albany
York snvs opened IA inirnary al SiS roone street.
where many a the desperate of Consup ptlon-
RaisiHg Bleod, Dyspepsia inanmatcry Chronic Rheoma-
tis, scoGua and Dropy may be cured, and many other
distressing complaints may bs removed aCf the failure OF
all other remedies Call and the patients al The
Intrnary under treatment from whom facts can e learned
would be prudent for others 10 proclaim regards
their rapid Improvement in health. Also The ortguGl
and complimentary letters from their aeties the Kings OF
France and Prussia and massive gold urda from Louis
PHILIPPE 10 Doctor John Thomson These two brothers
have had upwards OF 20 years each OF experience in the
most desperate diseases OF the country, hosI OF est
which they addUce will certify, which is
The opinion o three several Committees appointed by the
Legislature of the State OF New York examine said prac
tlce and Doctor bomsons patients personally, in Albany.
An Interview with the patients ,hc infrnary by others
that are diseased viii be satisfactory in highest
ID The latter. Call and them, will uottng but
TIE trouble Of The visit Salt Reum Piles ant scroula OF
The worsi KIND cured % I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05
IA FOR SALE OR TO LEAsE-Ths

subscI her OltTs MS MaTsOn IIOust ana
Elizabeth PORT New jersey, for sale, or 10 LEI lor oae
years. The property consists of good siEed noue
built house, finished ia the neates, manner win harps
maoiles &c and good dry cellar, h kitchen and weo'
house attached 10 the house; excellent well OF water az
large ferns cistern with pumps in each COED eaTS
out.bouses, all nearly new and in complete repair
fences, and laid out in fruit yard garden, &c. well se
with The choicestirut from Princes and other nurser "a
plants. An additional Quantity OF land be hsdags
sired The premises are beautifully situated on scul@s
slope, with the delightful prospect ot Staten i,lafa, ~
Sornd and adjacent country. The communication W. Va
New York is very easy and reqnenthe seamloals O. ~
Elizabeth Port and New York Ferry Company rnanms 10
times day ana from the city and the passage m'y ~
made by tie New jersey Railroad i've times e
day. Possession given III mediaely For turtbef paius
so endif THOMAS IL. WOON.-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05
ssa AFARM NEAR THE CITY,. T., !.

SALE respectable, comfortable and pieasi q. tel.
a,ru Country Residence containing t"o pai Sc
rooms Kitchen wood house and pump nsne, 10
grther with SO Of superior lano pghy ~ E.ss5
towu, New Jersey one bird OF mile Of ihe
railroad, and II hours ride from New foIs oy n,i pu
have been Gnsy built papered and pain'ed ".' r.uas
two years Part OF the purchase money mmsryppaRDa nay y
bond aDd mortgage ln iure OF .. "; NJ va bod
street Elizabe,htown n. J., of ~. GEohoh ols pas
YER, the premises Galiopns HiD, On e g gsawin
70 Springfield. - ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05
aCeurt of Chancery held for the State

~ ofNew-York at the City OF New York. on the l4te
day OF April A. D. ls42-Presen William T. MeCoun, s,en
ke,chel Mary Ketchel Andrew ke,che William keche'
Isaac Keiche; saDuel Ketche, James Daily william r-
care, Kechel, Andrew f. Kechel and Betsey has wife,
John Russell and Sarah his wite-in Partition.
Il aupesrpg 10 The satisfaction OF this Court, that an
ndd h ~ complaint has been rled in this cause for
partition OF The following described premises, % W.T. All
that certain dwelling and lot, piece or parcel OF
ground situate. lying and being In the ti'th Ward OF the
Civ Of New-York IS known and distinguished by The
number two hundred and nineteen t2l9l Churct-street
honned westerly in front Church aforesaid south
s~,, Inv oround now or late belonging Jacob A. Cole,
northerlv by ground now late belonging TO Isaac l.
aIlnan and Charles Morris and easer!y by lot No l3-
contannin breadth in front and rear twentyour feet,
and in length each side eTenty1ve !eet he the same
more or less together with all and singular the rights pri
veces beredtaRents and appnrtenance remainder and
mainders rents issues and prohts theTec And also ap-
to the satisfaction of this Court that the residence
of John HusseIs unknown, that Andrew E. ketche when
.s heard tom was believed reside somewhere South
America that Betsey Ketchel resides in the Stale OF Penn
syIyana William Irvine and SARAH Jane his wife and An
drew Ketche reside IN me S'ale as aiqresae tst VII
Trrsay-oe motion of CNagle Solicitor or the Complain
ant ordered ,La the SAID John Russell Andrew f. kech
drew KetcheI William kelche and Isaac Ketchei, ana
each OF the their appearance TO be entered and no.
ice thereofto be served on the tomPalnants sofcito
within four months rom the date o this order, and III case
nj their appearance, that they their answer or al
swer to the complaaans bill TO be fled and copy thereof
after service copy OF said b and that in default thereo
said bill Of complaint be taken confessed by them ad
Zach of them And il i, further ordere within twenty
avs from the date OF this order fhe said companan;s cause
this order be published IN the Stale paper ana IN tue
New York Tribune paper printed IN this sa'e 0r thre
months once each week. successively or that the saiu
complanans copy of this order 10 De served Per
sonn. on the said John Rlsell, Andrew H. hetche pct
seq Keichel, William Irvine, Sarah Jane irYne AlureM
Ketche William Kechei and Isaac ketche ana on eacn
AT least twenty days before the ue herein before
prescribed for their appe11a4nRsss WPRTu Clerk
~ N,ctr Solicitor au0 lawSm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05
g7ORMS IN CHILDREN.-Of all

so fa,a N ,hsm az Worms Unfortunately. children are
seldom rou them, and as ,iey miiaie me sympios
e,:c,v nh -, he;np susprcird. Worms only
cane Of dsease he,seye but bytheir irritation aggra-
vaie all ether waidrring FROM one part 81 body
sIr,e lg h bowe dfrequeny The thrsat. causing
WILSON'S and often saIh Tne sired remedy will he
i very soon destroy the Woruis and invigoa,e the pow
ers of Digestion 50 as prevent return OF Them.
prenarat onv No. 20 South Thrd-street: also for
sale at Is2 NorIi-Seeond-street. Ph;.adelpbia :
Sold al wholesale and retail hy The agents A. e. D.
SANDS Druggists, No. 70 Fulton corner OF Gold.s,r.t,
and to Ful,nn-suest also soIdby Abraham Sand, Z Ce
c73 Broadway tGrante Buiidings corner OF Chamber
street.. and by David Sands Co. u East Broadway corner
OF MarkPt-street. sl3 i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05
NFAFN FSS CTRED.-MessFs. Edi-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SPLITTING

u OF BLOOD. &c-TO CONSU HPIIN F.S-FUur
sh of Won are really suffering from neglected Cotdsor
an Obstruction and consequent Inflammation o Inc de- Gas
dsrhnt.d 10 every part OF the lungs This Obstruction
produces pain and soreness hoarsenese cough dcu o,
Iaan, wIich finally exbausts the strength of the patient
pnti and erds in dea,h JAYNEs EXPECToRANT ne yer
falls 10 remove this os,rucon and prodsces tne most
nasno and happy results Ii is certain III It's effect ana
cannot fail 10 relieve. Prepared and sold by Df u jayne
No 20 Soutb Third Philadelphia Sold al wholesale
and retail by The AGENTS A. b. & d. Sands Druggists NO.
70 Fulton street OF Gold ST, and No 100 Fulton 81
Also sold by David SANDS Co No East Brolaway' @ p
iyay iGranic Buidins) corner OF Chambers St slS I'm