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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-11
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Thomas Lar!ziu.
TabcZ EitCa,
William HE, E'VsEc.

Hgent Of the Illinois lIutuM Fire IaSu.
rance Company,
OTTAWA, Ill.
Dec. 81, 1871. 3!--tf
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TO THE PUBLIC.


T,,o "77',r,a,:, o. 19., ,3,-,S
Caua2as.y'' -
. A(iH ,lf purchased the MILLS and othe.
a. Ii. lo~a Gf a .... are ny rrt e., n4 ia
Saving for, and furnish to the surround
ing community, all descriptions Of Sawed
Lumber, La,ics, and &Ainglcs, which
.Ao country will admit, oa,tac most reasonable
r..'' and shortest F,Hs'i ana as Che business OF
hv ee"sr.iJ an and c a"''I VIII, no ,' 1,'io'msl
effort mad, to give sail r..ion, they hope to me-.
rita 1''.al share OF public patronage,
y. THEIR LARGE
ast II LoULsEAG THAL,
containing EIGHT Run Of
French Burr Stones, designed for both
country all" merchant work. and to be
equal 10 any III Inc Union IN all It's parts,
is now in oDcra,iOn; and thew arn nra.
n,rol o,,l ,rII l., L.,,,.. I,..i.
l''o' ''' ""' ,'"PPl " ., ''.'
tst'V 0i0'l 3 %ftSi VINO Will gWC them
D call, in the best possible manner; and
customers may ro.t assured tbo, the :. ,,n
.I..ip ~
"l7H si'a" not DC 100 large, nor be
"S'HcLca 5rih 4 crJohc3 Laad."
They will also wish TO purchase al tLa
stoo,J'r U.,,,,. Fvt.,t l,-..
,'""| - 'H'1 ~ ''I"| "Vty ca" GCt,
Tor which a liberal price will at all times
ne n,id ,t ,h, mile of IA, o,,,a., ,,,1
..,l L.,,. ,..,,Il -. .F'"i!
al" '"ty "ouIu say 10 farmers Ill tins
.VIsfpfirr tlut. tl.,- ,,t,,,t ,rr.,,,. 800. ----
Of lhal copmolitv
,rL, D,,.,.,.,'r......... Cd,
"' No"'p"hy nave now ana Will con-
TIME TO keep on hand, large and general
.1ccorInoDy of .1go,ahou,l;-o
.,.I 80 y ''"''','~O'
""leL VIII DC exchanged las also will
their lumbcr,) for wheat and most other
kinds of country prolrco
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q. y. THOMPSON.

East side of the Public Square, Ottawa. Ill.,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Dyc-Smns,
Paints, Oils, Varnish, &c. &c.
July 3. 1910. IT
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COMSTOCK & co.

Wholesale Druggists, New YORK, II Maiden Lane
=, For sale at the Drug Store Of al. Thompson,
Ottawa. - ly.
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PRICE CURRENT.
Colds, COngbs and ti.cir Fatal Con-
SnNllcnrps

KNYHEN we behold the bills Of mortality, and
w the vas, number that die of that fell de-
s,royer Consumption, we cannot but feel for those
who moarn theiy loss, when WE know that sccu lar
demonstrations arc daily made visible 10 the public
that DR.. Duncau's Expec;or,nt Remedy will in
nine out of ten completely eradicate the frs,
symptoms of that fatal dIscasr, VIII paliens or
their nearest friends any longer delay procuring
this medicine, with tic expectation tha, the disease
will naturally remove its,lii The vast number
that die annually of Consumption, and the vary
many of our friends and acquaintanres who are
dangerously afflicted that must ere long pay the
deb, of nature, should convince all afflicted that it
is best TO he rid of the early and evil seeds soon
possible, before they take root and "destroy The
Hc," when i'll the bloom and beauty of health.
Always ask for DR.. Duncan's Expoc,oIant Re-
medy aud lc su you obtain l., as there are some
PERSONS base enough TO palm some other medicine
those who are not on their guard, which they
buy at a very ufng price, at the same time sell il
at full price, thus fleeing the afflicted of their mo-
ney and health.
Principal Office, 10 North Eighth street, where
the medicine is sold whoses ale and retail For sale
AT the store of HENRY EONTHEtMER
Oct. Sh, lS42. Agent
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Os.et WFEAr,-A letter in the Pittsburg
Chronicle speaks OF valuable kind of wheat called
Usage or many headed wheat, originally produ-
ced from the Usage Indians Mr. Kelly, practi-
cal farmer Of jackson Co. Ohio, has had such ex-
perience of its hardy and prolific qualities that he
thinks it win yield tive hundred bushels to the acre.
From Fifty to eighty heads have sprung up from
single grain which he planted, each head contain
ing from one bundled to one hundred and seventy
seeds
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7INx<k-1x<Hrk11'
ID / Il ID,

In Iewislurg on "Wednesday the 2slh rqt., Mrs.
JANE S4oUeHroS, aged about 40 years.
At Williamsport, on the goth ut CHARL ss w.
HEpBuRN, of Harrisburg.
AT Northumberland, on Tuesday the 2sth ut,
EL,zARErH, Wife of GEORGE WEINya.
At the house Of Capt Les in Northumberland
on Saturday the 10th ult. Gson6E War;, Esq
native of England, bat for years past resi-
Gent of this county.
In Milton, on Tuesday the 18th uit., MAnr Al.
CE-and Monday the 10Th, ELHs LLwIs
twin childten oi Daniel and dane Miller aged about
months.
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To SEAMES.-Why do SeQfaling Men and wa
termen use DR.. Brandredth's Vegetable UnireysGi
Pills in preference to any, aud all Other medicines!
For the following good and substantial reasons;
Reason LIST. They are entirely vegetable.
3D. As purifier ofIhe blood, and cleanser of the
stomach and bowels, they stand PIE eminent.
4,h. They are the mos, innocent and lnyigorating
purgative in use.
4lh. No care required in using them.
5th. Nor Change of diet eat aud drink what
you please
9th. The body less liable to cold after than be-
fore dose.
9Th. May he taken morning, noon or night, with
a certainty of good results.
9Th. Time nor climate effect them not.
9th. They give universal satisfaction. All who
use them speak in the highest terms Of them.
Cali, Try them aud be convicted.
Remember, none genuine sold by Druggists,
Doctors, OF Apohecares.
Or Purchase in sunbury, of II. B. Masser, and
the agents published in another part Of this paper
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Centre CouSTY.-The s,aunch and unwaver.
support to JESSE G. Horror as they would have
done had Col. Burnside-their first choicc-been
the successful nominee. Nothing for men. every
thing fer the party, and It's undying principles, is
their motto. Mr.. Horizons majority in Cent coun-
ty, over all competitors, will be between six aud
eight hundred-pro5aby more : but at least that.
Lycomhg Gaeeite.
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G. A TT r TO NJ,

A Lib persons are hereby cautioned from purcha-
n sing ~ receiving pfomissary note given by
the subscribers 10 n certain Henry Mourrs, for the
payment Of Two Hunlred Dolars with interest.
dated April 18th, 1912, The Subscribers having
received no consideration for the above note. arc
determined not to pay the same, unless compelled
by law; and have given notice 10 that effect to
Henry p, Harvey the agent of the said Henry
Mooers, STEPHEN BITTEN BENDER,
WILLIAM FAGELY,
ELI TREGO.
Shamokin Sent 10Th lSI2
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THE DEMocRAcY of Clinton County have res
ponded TO the Senatorial nomination with great u
nanimhy and enthusiasm, In Mr.. HoRToS they
recognise man every way deserving of their sup
port and confidence tried and approved demo.
cra,-an honest manufactured, capable, and eff
cient. Clinton has promised to give him maj,r-
ity at least two hundred and nobIy will she keep
her plighted failh.-Lyeoming Gazette.
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MARTIN IRWIN,
Root an d shoe ker.

NTERY Respectfully informs his friends aud
old customers, that he has opened BOOT
& SHOE Establishment, in the shop formerly
cupcd by Peter Lazarus a drug store, in Market,
street, where he intends to carry the business in
all its various branches BY strict attention TO hu
siness, reasonable charges, and his utmost endeavor
to give een,ral sais!acto,, he hopes to receive a
liberal share of public patronage.
Oct 1st lS12 At
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To1he Democratic party ofthe l2h Sena
tOriM District

IOifc E9ennocrat'c p0rtu 0t the I'm SEND
toriM District.
1t is certain that we fought anI conscn led for
'the senatorial nominagioa in this county. We have
been disappointed, bu, that disappointment will not
prevcai us from supporting the regularly nominated
candidate.
Jesse &, Horizon having received the nomination,
we will support that nomination heartily and afiec~
sionatey, and assure the Democracy Of the othcf
found at her usual post, in the front rank Of the
battle, for regular nominations.
n J. w. BURNSiDES w. w. HOUSTON
q. NJ. BENNER VIM PARSONS
e CARPENTER T,W. BURNSIDES.
II. n. McCALLISTER
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CURIoUs CAucuLATIoN.-The New Orleans
Bulletin has qui, political speculation, and has Ia.
ken to mathematics. TIE last number contains the
following calculation "1he number who have
lived upou the earth has been estimated at about
$4,000, 900 900, 100000. This sum when divided
by 81, ,s64 ,000 the number of square miles of land,
gives ,3I4 4,522O76, to square rod, and five to
square foot Suppose a square rod capable Of be.
ing divided into twelve graves, each grave would
contain hundred persons, ,hlt the whole earth
has been 90 times dug To bury its inhabi-
tsnts, supposing they had been equally distributed
Were the bodies laid upon the surface they would
cover the laad to the depth Of 100 feet" The Bull
lelin asks, where are all these bodies 7 We answer
that they are all existing somewhere, in modi,
ficatons of matter, or under new forms. The same
particles which formed portion of the brain OF the
brightest philosophers, may now compose the sub.
stance ola turnip, OF be imprisoned in the scarce
animated body Of adpolc.
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A CARD.

nr.J. w. Peal begs leave to tender his Crate
- ful acknowledgements to The people Of Sunhu y
and surrounding country, fol then past encourage
ment in the line of his profession and would at
the same time announce 10 them, that he still in
tends 10 continue the practice of medicine in all its
various ,par,mcnts. He would, therefore, solicit
a continuance of their confidence and patronage.
He NAV he found at all times at his office, in mar.
ke, street. unless professionally engaged.
Sunhury, Oct LIST, lSi2.-n
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A CARD.

DR.. ID. Il: TRIES, Respectfully informs the
- cIiizrns Of Sunbuy and vicinity that he has a
ken office in the building lately occupied hy Peter
Lazarus a drug store, in market street, Sudbury,
where H. may we fund at all hours.
DIR. TRirES returns hs sincere thanks for the
encouragement he has received in the line of his
profession, in this place. and trusts, by prompt a.
entIon to the duties of his profession, and rea'on-
able charges, that he will continue to receive a
hbefal share Of the public patronage.
Sunhury, Oct. LIST, lS42.-tf.
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CLYDE & WILLIAMS
Eslank EfuOIx NanulaCtOry,

OWoSitc Princt's Iio'eh
HARRISBURG.
FVVHEY arc prepared To manufacture h'ank work
n Of every description, tu'rd to any pattern, such
Dorkets Records D,v Books l.edecrs, Asses
sors' and COLLECTORS Duplicates of the fines, qnaI-
ty fpauer, in style equal to any made in the c-
ties IF Philadelphia or New York.
All descriptions Of binding neatly executed.
Scrap Books, Albums aud PorlfnIin. made to order.
law Book, Music aud Periodicals. bound to any
pdetr. nh Books rebound, &c. Also flies Of
papers hou'd
or Work ler, a, the office Of ,hr Sunbury Anne.
ricau, wi h" prnmptlv attended to,
MAY 2tst, isi2.-iv.
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TAKE NOTICE.

T'HAT the Coparnership heretofore existing be-
tween DR.. John w. Peal and DR. ID. L. Triies, in
the practice Of medicine, has this day heen di.so
we'd by mutual consent The books and accounts
of the late firm in the hands of DIR. j. w. Peal,
who is fully authorized to settle the same.
JOHN w. PEAL,
Sept. 2Sth lS42. ID. +. TRlTES.
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JESSE C.. HORROR, of Northumberland county,
is the regularly nominated candidate for the Sem
ate. There will be no opposition to him except by
the enemies of democracy who may seek to divide
the party that whg may be elected. But demo-
crats not to be guIed by these means if they
should be attempted Lyconitng Gasettc.
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STRAY SEEEP.

Camc to the premises Of the subscriber, on the
~ Shamokn Island, in Augusta township ahou,
the lat Of August last, SIX STRAY SHEEP,
marked by having piece clipped from the end of
ear. The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take them away,
PETER VANDhlNG,
Oct fs, 1912-3t
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To he Democratic Electors Of The 12th ,Sena-
forinL District

torial District.
FELIow CITIZENS We the undersigned cit
itens Of Centre county, Although we should have
preferred the nomination ola Centre county man, yet
believing that the nomination of Jesse G. Horton,
made in fairness and he received the same, without
solicitation or hedge think him entitled to the
un n'ividcd support Of the whole Democratic party,
of this district
We will therefore give him our hearty support.
JOHN HASSEN JOHN HESS
GEO. SHENERGER GEORGE JACK
JNO. GILLlLAND HIN. .McALhISTER r
CHARLES RhNEY ISAAC RANEY
JONA. SHAFFER CHARLES KURTZ
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Lock HAVEN, Sept. 80, ls42.


WILLIAM FoRsYTn Esa-Dear Sirs-The
undersigned having friendly feeling towards you :;
ami among those who desired yoar nomina,ien by
the democratic confeees, after Mr.. Crawford should
oc found unsusceptihe of nomination, feel it their
duty now that the conferees have selected another
individual especially shere reports in circu-
la,ion hereabou,s tina, you win be candidate in
opposition 10 the ticket. To state to you explicitly
though respectfully, that they feel bound 10 support
the election of Mr.. Hcrton, believing that his
nomination fair and perhaps necessary under
the circumstances. We therefore most respectfully
request you to abandon all hopes Of election, a,
this time, and magnanmousy to withdraw your
name, if you have no, already done so, from before
the public, as the interests of the party require u.
nted exerions in support of the ticket We also
believe canddly that democrat will nU,c support
you in opposition TO Mr.. Horton.
WIN. MORRISON, A. S FLEMING,
JOHN MOORHEAD, JOB w. PACKER,
JACOB A. PFOUrZ ALISON WHITE,
THO. p. SIMMONS, D. w. MORRISON,
JOHN w. WILBUR, J. w. QUlGGE.
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Estate of John 1cl,opp. Ser'r.

Estate OF JOhp IChOpp. SrE'r,
N1OTlCB is hereby given, that letters of admin
~ isration on the estate of1ohn rchopp, SENT,
late If Lowcr Mahoncy township, deceased, were
in due frm of law granted 10 the suhsc bcr, residing
in said township. All persons indebted to said es-
state will please make payment, and those having
claims will please present them properly authenti.
Gated fr settlement, nn Saturday, the isl. October
next, at the house of the deceased.
Sept. 24th 1912. JOHN TCHOPP.
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Commission N Forwarding Merchants,
Foot Of NHiOc Street Rua Road,
ny rnG nEL,wARE,
II ANiNG associated rlh them joseph Barnet,
late of Eastdu, Pa, RESPECTFULLY inform their
friends cGd the puhlic generally, that they have "a
ken that large end wei known store and wharf at
foot If Willow Street Railroad lately occupied ht
Jacob MarIm, whcre ihey purpose doing Gehrral
Commission and Forwarding Business, and ho,l
Dhr '"rni advantages of the place heihg tOnns ctca
win al lie ruullC Improvements that have their
outlet in the rtv. they Aa,,rr hrhistyey ,hey will
hr able to dn business u As src,t If net eater adj
vantage, and upon ss trasauahle terms rs any other
house, aud h,y as5ure their frrends that any cUn=
lrIaCt> made iO 'l:tn sEs't hay, ,h,ir srrci a,-
rrn',"n and no r'cilons spa,d to give eulit ss,is
fuc,on.
Thy e'c alsl pTcr.rrl 10 recev, AID forwsrd
G"mls 3" any Io'., hu ln. ID Ilvr ,rr aud ish.rh
ptc',. utl" r'u tlrcl, t.urk, Esytor and ph.Ii-
Gcl be-, VIA de, ,var, pti,r il ~rt lrnila C,u j.:
as t. suv vo,ut n ,Ie Junutta riv,r m Nor h
aud H,sl b anchrs ~ rhr ''u,Juchanna Ma SchuN !.
all snd Union, 81 tho Tho sapeakc hud / lide Water
C.ua's.
fot he stcommodatinh Of Boats cnming or go
irs via SChuylkllI ard Unlon Canals, y Srt thhaat
eill b, kept expressly for towing boas from he
Schuylkili around In the Dehware aud back, which
will en- bic merchants 10 have their produce deli
weed on the Delaware, and their goods shipp,d at
a saving OF so to rs pet cent. the prices 6r
hauling nc oss.-wilh these advantages they
speeiully solicit share Of rat. na.e'
William Hiimao,
" liam ". krJser,
Joseph Barne'. SPhil.d, May IA, lsia.-ly
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nJCONpEC9smo

TO THE ECECTORS OF NORTHuM-
BERLAND COUNTY.
Hg AVlNG been informed that number of nv
4 Il Democratir fel Nv ciizrns wish me To stand
poll at the approaching election, for The Offices Of
Reg lister, Recorder, d. Eerk Of the Orphans
Court Of Northumberland County,
have consented tn the request; and earnestly
wish that you will favor IN" with vour support.
EDWARD OYSTER.
August 2Hh, 1912.
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u III commence rnnninE bciccen Phiiadeiphia
and PoHsrHlc on The .toliowiHg days
and h0HS:
CNh~n AFTER MoSptr, MAY o. lSi2.
Leaving Po,t,sIIIr, ON Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. i, 81 4 NJ.
Leaving Philadelphia, on Tue,jays, Thurslrys
aud SATURDAYS, nj y =. ~.
thurs Of PASSING Headiaa.
Tor philadelphia, at lO3 \. II. ,ria,,-
For PolloyIc, at 81 Pm. ) '"'"'eNE'
p.fREs
Between Pous,ic Il Phlaia. s3,5O & $3.50
B,,wpcn Rcading & d.. 225 x l,75
Between DO & Pors,illr, Lao & 90
ENcUHsIoS TIcRErs-Goop FOR RLrrusiNa
SExr nav.
Between Poltsviilr & Philadelphia, ~ 90
Between Rcattng & do. 800
Between do. & Potrstillc, 100
The Gher passenger trains will as before, at
the iollnvtug hours:
Piiio1siptfa and PottsuiRe.
From PhiIadslrhi,, at 5tA.M.
From Pottsv'Ile, at 2P.M. pa'Y
Hours Of passing Readng.
For Polisve, at AND
For Philadelphia, at 81 PM. p'"y'
An the trains will stop for way passengers at
the usual points.
GJ All passenger. are requested to procurr
their tickets before the trains stalt,
May 81, ls42,-u
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MERCHANTS. $.
HOUSE,

Ilfli.ADEIPltlA.
7s7liE soh cihors takes pleasure in acc ia Mir
L thru ,nds ad 'hr public in general. tn
they have k II t." large aud cpmmodious Hott,
rec,ntv Iu,ths rI,, M.ssrs II IT. on the sar:l. SIT
once o., upicd 10Y the old esDahIi-hed Hotci know
as the Bul's Head, in Third street above Caow
hill ST.
This Hotel is finished in The very best rossib
manner aid of the best materials. Its lycai,on }
very desirable particularly for county uarchanrs
the arrangements for hCaliLg and venGl3.ing eac
room is such as to secure any temperature. I'll
bedrooms all gh. aud airy, all furnished in
neat s,v'e, so as 70 insure comfort.
The receiving parlors are also furnished in a s
perb style, the windows on the French sivl
fnrmirg an entrance tn a balcony in front. VIII,
makes pleasant recess. Particular attention h;
heen given to The beds and bedding, which, wi
he furniture, are entirely new.
From Yeas experience in otel bpsn,ss, v
,:us,, hy stric, assidui,y c business tc make IT,
house a desirable stopping place. Our table "
! alw ys lie supplied with the very best our rnark
can afford, aud ouI bar with the best }iquo,s al
wines Of M most approved brands.
p. :. Thee are FIRST rate slsbIinr IL carr a.
house attached to the hotel, attended by ca.t'
| end ,y.cr ho-crs and oui charges y III be low,
| ,cco, ru, with tie preseut hard lines
SHULTz \ IERR
It'.d.l. WA. : ..i III. lS42,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-08
List OGHcttcrs.
EEr. G.. Ii. ESeisep.

OFFERS hi professional services, to the citizens
~ OF Sunhury, and vicinity. Office next door to
the residence of Revd. r. A. Fisher. where he m "
be found, unless engaged ia dscharging The duties
Of his profession. Oct sh, ISl2.-tf.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-08

III Es eSSEEe again notifies al who are
indebted to him the firm of II. B. Mssser 81 CO.,
10 call and settle without delay, otherwise their
counts will be placed in the hands Of a maes'riIe
for collection. Sunhurv, Sept. -, lSi2.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-08
TAXI NOTICE.

n HAVE this day bought of Samuel EisCnhart,
q OF Coat township, Northumberland county one
Black horse and Gears, one Dparhorne Wagon,
one Yoke Oxen, Ok Yoke. Wagon aud Chain,
and one Brass twculy.luur hour Clock, which pro.
pctly have loaned hin at my pleasure.
:. JOHN.
Shamokn Sept. 9th, lsi2 -5l-3t.