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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-18
!UoTTistoun.

The above is the name Of the county sea, Of
Grundy county, lately located by the Canal Com.
uissioncrs upon section Of canal lands, near the
residence Of Sheriff Armstrong.
The location Of Monistown is desirable, being
situated on the line Of canal and in the heart OF
q rich agricultural region. a pos, oficeAls been
established at the place, AMI Maj. Le Clera ap-
pointed postmaster.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-18

N''rc Slcrr.-'Thc Lancaster (Pa) IntelIi-
scnccr says; during the past year the frs! de.
postc Of Domestic Silver was made at the Mint
of the L. $. The mine from which it was taken
is in Davidson county, North Carolina. The
proprctors are confident that it will be very pro.
duc,iyc.--'i'hc whole coinage of all the minis in
the United states during the past year, was less
than two and a quarter millions, The phiudcl.
phio mint alone is capable Of coming twelve null
lions per onnum."
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-18

Lt5. 23.-Scnatc-Mr. Allen offered
resolution that the senate act hereafter
with open doors on all executive business
except treaties. lhes over.
a resolution offered some days ago by
Mr., Allen, was next taken up, calling up
on the president Tor information as to the
state OF negotiations touching tie Caroline
affair. The resolution gave rise to
long debate and the matter ended IN lay
mg 1t on the table
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-18

We discover by the Chicago papers that
navigation on the lakes has commenced. The
schooner Duit from Calumet, arrived at Chicago
on the 7gh inst. The steamboat Chesapeake, We
notice, is alycrIisS to leave Chicago 70. Buffalo
on Friday the Sth Of April. The first stcam-ycs-
sci, last year, arrived at Chicago on the goth Of
April.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-18

The Ma1isonion concludes an argument against
the banking system with the following statistics
There are in eighteen states Of the Union upwards
OF SI9O,00O,oO0 of banking capital, wholly incon.
vertibIc and irrcdecmablc in specie; we stagger
under debts 10 the amount Of Sl00,0 600, wc
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-18

Moral Rjhm-A bill passed the Tennessee
Senate, prohibiting ,chiie persons gambling with
negro Shirsg. Whether to guard the morals ofthc
negroes, Or to preserve the gontlomanly character
of gambling, we do not understand.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-18
" Packet ior illinois River.
Town Ordinance.

At the meeting Of tho board of Trustees Of tho
town of Ottawa, holden ON the 2Sth ut. it was
among other things, on motion,
NRDERED, That each male resident
~ Of this town over the age Of twen-
ty-one years, be required to perform
either by himself or q substitute, three
days r00i ioJor for the present year,
under the direction OF Alison Woodruff,
the Road Supervisor appointed by the
board and that each person, so liable,
shall, after three days notice by the SUI
forfeit and pay one dollar for
each and every LAY on which he shall
fail or neglect to attend IS required by
notice. d. SANGER, President.
III. H. Swif, Clerk.
Ottawa, March 10, 1912. 43-.2w
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-18

IiaRPrPr'ar,-s.cph cnz, the t-avci'crman
tons in his work on Central America, planter
who owns two hundred thousand acres of land
ten thousand head Of catc-ono thousand mares
and muIes-seycu Observation-Disclosures
seven large rivcss--aui three hundred boiling
springs. From tie top Of one Of the volcanoes,
the owner can lga. his PIPE, and see the Pacific
and atlantic Oceans at one view!
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-18

the rcporof the treasury, the trilins sum of $685.
100000!
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-18

0h'o.-Thomas Corwin, the present Governor
Of Ohio, was nominated by the wing party on the
23l ult. for reelection.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-18

Fl6WtY.--slowcrs ate the alphabet of angels
whcrcwith they write on hills and plains mystic.
rious truths,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-18

Amo, Ka@.A has purchased an hundred acres
orlaul near Washington City, and has built a
small frame house it. Here he proposes to de-
yn,e part Of his time to the PEN and the rest to
The spade.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-18

Trjn1a Baat-.Iho Urhana Citizen states that
the bank of Iyhana rcdeems It's notes and all its
promises regularly, excepting to brokers' and others
who have apparently been specializing upon them,
The hank is winding up its business.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-18
r0H TIE ILLINOIS TUrE TUlriG.
The slual.---N No. 3.

c,ni,t,i.,s Of that civ would advance She money
p, .,.,r,.r. the canal. Since writing tlat article
u, ,,.,...,..,, .r,,....,Ifr...
/ NV l..'1' -
OF the Ne" 1''' l''"'7' '"'' '"' '''y0.' "a. '.'-
t.ci Their, Ten years ago, -1rc the commence
g.-,t of t,p canal. and when the construction "a
, -.,...5 ,,... ,.-,,,,.,l ,rb. E. American Ka1
-. 90 l,I,,
'.'' .'"."'' o' ''''""'y ~'''' '.''' ''''' ''''
following:
J. '- sN.P'''E lI-'' ''.'' '' .l' p. , ,,, W.
,I...,..'.-l.i., s..vrra lEralr...an aul
la. ,.auagl. navigation O. Illinois; and /, is
... moo. sup. ..aF "a. the county, lis a'''..'.
s' ... . ''. ..,, ,n,.-'or.., i. ., ~
,....,, .,.rr.r. ....,s, ANY r...lurau perceive.
'.,-r.r.r., man, tia, a pg.t .lily of the OBJ
i,..,- .., r... canal a,. attained. ua. Inc com
NJ. zion Of , l.r.., and easy communication be-
,.... ,... ,....s..I AMI t.., rl,.g.l.va'.r of
,l.. r....... ,.'..a,..l tur Uncomfortable
.fa.,...a.I ...lc region or c>g..v bordering.
ra.. III. O.a. Illinois. upper Mississippi, 500.
Missouri g..... % New lu..- fora uarl.. for b..
product. ..I t.. VrcIa.. %. lis millions ul m.r-
.Lyl....r. The Erie canal vgsia.,u.,4 J., i,-,a-
G-auucl PROTECTOR. as d t..tl.na In tn. vas. chain
Of lU'..He. .....uu.rA. r.. witch Is % Na..' Oh,
East with the Nc.t and TO make nj a..-. o..
Che inhabitants OF a Thousand wlcs uswDc.-
They SD" a.u4 almost "a prophetic eye l4s A1g3.-
rau-.r. connecting 'ag .1.uy .rg'.n- g.uu-
ls v... '.u. Gig .y ava easy mode %. raa. .ur,s-
ton. .n- 'N.o.H cIu,'f have been suggested at
dla.w.tunUs, l.r uniting, .y ii t.n.I, the lakes
",,u lHe Da.',i the Wabash, yu4 he Illinois,
A.u1.r communication. .vH .hD at' gable waters
Cd '' '... MY" pass. '''.... '' WILL, 'l ~.
,,'. .....T f.. ,......., ,r.,., fl, ,bgt ,yl-.l Is
nos. 5.u, THOUGH t.c Erie canal, which will 9th
ar".r .nt market ca-"Acro aud the return
.. WI" .. I''.','.,,.,.'! E,'''' IS no' , jaw,
.....,.rs.f .., ,..,, nm, NOR, c.u..,r, nr tlr
Ctlot New y o.l Who then, are more deep
y interested m the success Oh This Wor, llan
W.. "' ,''',.., a.. w.
commission. moon. IFS s.r.s} Who. indeed. aIe
80 uu.a m'.o#.,Im IFS success as ,lcw.s. .aE
OF 'Ht .'.F, "a..e .u tt.3 would thereby DE-
.,. ..." ~. I ,,'
.,... ....,. ....l I...r.. ~, arrived f.-r.e
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-18

Progress 2rN,ra,.iy-Thc fremont Theatre in
Boston has been closed aad is about to be turned
into church.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-18

Three hundred Of the crew of the L. s. rcceiy-
ing ship Columbia, with Captain Parker at their
head, have taken the Washing,onian pledge,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-18

LHt.'20a.-Tao law which has been passed
by the Legislature oflho State, requires thcbaahs
10 resume specie payments on the 30,h Of Sep
tguuer next.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-18
Ottawa, Ill.,, Friday, March Is, 3D.

rrMlLroy II. SWIFT, Est. Of th.f place, has
been appointed Assignee, and joins NJ. CHo'd-
Ems, Es,. Commissions; Of Bank.ufts, lof la.
sale county.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-18

Oh dg.--h woman named Martha Mills died
in Newcastle county, Delaware, few days ago
aged 700. She Lad hal Ave husbands, but 10
children.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-04-02
r,uECAMDEN JOURNAL.
n,,n11sHEp EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, BY
THOMAS w. PEGUES.
TERMS.

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Dollars al the expiration Of the year.
Advertisements inserted at Is cents per square,, e.
fourteen lines or less) for the first and 57z Gems
for each subse7Ven! insertion; Ihe nu"l0sr y s m.
s,,t;3ns 10 be noted on all advertisements or ey
.,i he published until ordered to be disconf'nued'
One Dollar per square for single Insertion
Quarterly and Monthly advertisements ,o,u oe cnab- ,
ged the same as singletnser'on' ana oe"'-"'0'''-
IL the same as nsD ones. :, ,:-,,,.
For publishing Citations as the Ia'o d'recis'
,hree dollars piN be charged.
Az Obituary Notices exceeding sic t1nss' ana ma
CONCENTRATIONS recommending Cand'aqtss JCT :e
publ:c Offices of profit or trust-or putting ErA'0'-
Ion ,oH be charged as advertisements, ,,;u
u Accounts for Advertising ana '0o ''0'" "'''
:; be presented for payment quarterly.
An letters By mail mast be post pa'd 10 insure
.oyncfu1l attention.
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: c.MnrN soUTHc cARoL1NA, WEDNESDAY,, APRIL2 1912.

banks paw specie while she is surrounded
on all sides BY banks in a state Of susPen:'
sion. e. :.
Mr.gC., atsnme length, went into an in
yesiiga,ion "f how far it was probable tts
Eas. IuIia cotton would enter into compe'
,ilion withthat of tais country; that our ,l1F
coltnn pIalte rs will, their superior intei''-
sence and energy could live, while tn the
East Indiau, with bis labnrers at two ocents cents
per day, ,wosId slarve; and conclndedbyre;
marking, that if gentlemen would no. in.
teriere with their prnhibit"ry duties. in hls
opinion. the prospects of.he co,tor planter
for the next ten years. were better than
they ever have been before. ~
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-04-02

The following is one of the most touchs
ing tales of affliclion we rember to have
read for many day. We find il. in the
Kanawha Republican Of the 5,h insianant:
- Rich. Compiler.
HEART RENpINe On the
10th February, Mr.. William M'CImg Left
his peaceful habitation, his wife and, four
children. in the wilderness of Nicholas
county, Va, and went 10 Summersviile to,
transact some business, with an intention5
TO return home that evening; but the monn.s
tain storm became so ointense in the afler-
noon, that he-deciined doingso. His wife
and children, having retired t0Srest, were
alarmed at late hour BY the burning nf
their house. She escaped with her li,tle
ones from the whence Of The devouring
fre-bui, alas alas !!.it was only 10 per-
ish by the pelings Of the pililess storm !
The next day, when Mr.. NJ clang re-
turned home. He found his honse con-
sumed by the flames, and his.swife and all
his children frozen to dra,l,!, The shock
was too greatfnrfeebe:h human natures. he
sank under it; hr became wild; he desired
I" be burned with his family. and his
friends wprescomPeIled to put him in close
confinement.
A symFathizing heart scarcely can de.
termine which to pity most: the. mother
and The children who perished IN an honr.
or the husband and The ia her. ~hoSiived
to feel the pains Of death thousand times. &.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-04-02

"Pa. want new hut-no, not hat,
bu, cap"
"Yon can, have any now; the times are
too hare"
Z "But aint them good times. come yet.
Won told ahout, when you Gu, logs for the
cabin on State.s,reel?",
.Go to- bed, you rascal. What do you
know. about polisics7"-- Rochester Rep,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21
JEW DAVIDS OR HEBREW
PLASTER

This recipe obtained of old Jew, by traveller in tile
Easesn countries bids fair of immense value 10 the
Western world.
gentleman travelling n,the south of Europe, and Pnles.
tine in $780, heard much said in the place in praise of
Jew Dayd PLAsTER that he induced try il on his
own person. for lung and liver affection, the removal of
which had been the chief object of his journey.
He accordingly applied plaster the right side of the
chest where the pain was seated another bewcen the sou
der and over the region of the liver. In the mean mo
he drank freely Of herb of laxative qualities He soon
found his health improving and in few weeks his cough left
him, the saowness of his skin Disappeared his pain was re-
moved and his health became permanently renstated.
Since that time lie has been recommending his friends
md acquanances for all the fixed pains whatever such as
rheumatism gout headache eethache pain in the
side. hip back and limbs uos umors knots wens white
swelling hard nors stiff JOINTS ague in the breast and the
Ike TO the united satisfaction of himself and Others
No female subject TO pain weakness in the back or sde
should be without it, Married ladies' in delicate situations
find great relief from constantly wearing this plaster.
The application of this plaster between the shoulders, has
been found certain remedy for cod coughs physc and
lung affections in their primary stages. II destroys namma.
uon by producing copious Precipitation.
No putting, great spread of certificates intended Those
wish TO satisfy themselves of the efficacy Of this plaster
obtain sufficient 10 spread pastes for so cents sum
not half sufficient pay for the insertion of single certif
cate INTO any Of our most prints single time
The above valuable medicines sold by John p Chaplin New
Philadepha, Z. J. Barkdu & Co.. Dover David Judy ,
Lockpor Keyser Williams, Bolivar Albert Bates grocery
shanesvie; c. Weebe Zoar. James c. Bell, Sugar Creek
Falls; p LATER, sandyve Tuscarawas county and E. p
Mccormick, Berlin. Holmes county, Ohio. Also by agents
generally through the villages W T. PARMELEE general agent
for Ohio, at Masson.
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Property for Sale.

EEIE subscriber wishes to sell his property situated
n Main street, New Philadelphia. consisting of
House and Lot The building is two storys high, So #.
'front.' nearly new, having been huilt within Ia months;
good cell lar, rooms, hail. dining room and kitchen,
smoke house and other ouhouses; good Welt new
cstern holding about 80 or 80 barrels of rain water &
oacS SHOP story and half high. The whole conve-
nonces are situated on as good LOT az anv in The town
making very desirable piece of properly for any per-
son whatever, and will be sold on reasonable Terms
Persons wishing to purchase will please call and ex,
=, DANIEL O'DoNNEL.
New Phiiadcphia, April 10, ls42. I4G
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4 New VOlIEHRle,
MAY 4, 1912.
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From the Rochester Daily nemorrnt


Mr. Edor.-Allow Inc, through the medium of your paper
'oexpess my opinion of the very highly esteemed Persian
pills; that highly esteemed where known; for it is an ndub
liable TACT that all who become acquainted with them, dismiss
every other popular remedy from their families and rely solely
upon these But is fact, generally known as should
he that snch persons invariably escape all the prevalent dsea
cs OF the season. and that not one has been known be Ia
ken down with any sickness whohas kept and taken these
pills on the first symptoms Of disease.
Mothers will have no excuse but charge Eemselyea
with objectionable neglect when they theender offspring
dropping ard sinking under darrhGa and bowel complaints
or their lives nipt in the bud, by neglected disease
The increasing prevalence of consumption exces great fear
in those who inclined To that fell disease-and well NAV
but am persuaded that the Persian pills were taken In its
rst stages according 10 the directions tenhs of those who
are given over. might enjoy good health.
In fact speak with some degree OfeIpeence for have
known several who have been given by physicians re-
cover by using these pills. Should not this be sufficient in
ducement for those who are in its first stages make trial
ofthem? The time las come. when the heads of famies
can supply themselves with artidoe which will ouel in
embryo the disease ofhe dayandto themselves is the fault
chargeabe they ao" the different members of their fam.
lies TO sink 10 untimely grave
Aug'A A SUBSCRIBER.