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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-18
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
JOHN DISE & WILLIAM 0SMlN,
La Sale street, one door fran the north-'rest
corner Of the Public Square.
TERMS:

TERMS:
Two dollars and fifty cents per annum, II PAID
in advance; Three dollars if not paid before the
expiration of the first six months; And three
dollars and twenty-five cents if delayed until
the end of the year.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square ior
the first insertion, and - cents for each SUB
seauen. insertion. 4 liberal discount made TO
those who advertise by the year.
ri No subscribers taken for shorter periou
than six months.
rrNo paper discontinued until all arrcaragea
IRE paid. unless at the option ofthe editors.
n All communications, TO ensure attention,
must be post paid.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-18

Time Is Aoasl," says Franklin. II
is yciy true, aad some people take plenty
III L 70 paw their GeAls. n.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-18

Force Of HaJ,i,-Girard's old porter
still c,iugs 10 the ,enaniiess walls Of that
old building. I'wenty-nine years has hs
been constant attendant there, both un-
der the old United States Bank, Mr.. CIR
ard, and more secen,ly the Girard Bsnk.
Having hem retained under all these va
r.ons Institutions, ANA became apart even
OF the fixtures there, lie sin clings to ii,
and netting can aGanaie him from its cold
walls. Day and night he may be found
a; lis post, either sweeping the marble
stens Of TIA! institution, or sitting in
oon.emplatiye mood, in The h,le adjoining
lodgo,--poor naa, wh&. royulsions in his
Wad2 lssI
Y A n
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30
Only Twelve aud u Half Gents ;.

~ The WHIG ALMANAC and UNITED STATES REGISTER
FOR THE YEAR 1913, contains table showing popua-
,ien OF the United States by States and total tie popu-
also the population the State of New York. BY Counties;
Eclipses Planets &c &c; Calendar OF the months in lSi3
with calculations for EACH section OF the Unon Diary OF
Remarkable Events &C. List OF Officers OF the Government
of the T. g. Executive Judicial ana Diplomatic; Senate
and House Representatives till March M le4S an arti-
Gle the Protection OF Hcme Industry being careful
summary the considerations which mpe to cherish
The policy of Protection with brief review OF The
usually opposed thereto by Horace Greeley Gener Jack
sons Letter in support sf Protection; Extracts from The
Messages OF Washington, Jefferson Madison Monroe J. @.
Adams Jackson and Tyler in favor of di,io Facts for
Farmers: Manufactures OF the L. S. the Elenents and
Names OF Parties Votes for PesideD; and Vice President
all the elections under the Federal Constitution; Votes
for Governors kc. and Pesden. in the State OF Ner-
York the Grounds of Difference between the conteudng
parties; Memoirs of Henry Clay; the ApporonmenI
of Congress- complete Election Returns o the Union by
States and Countess total Votes or President in 1856 and
ls+0 bv States and aggregate Times OF Holding Elections
in each States Anecdotes, Epgraus, and Rurnors the
Times.
u This Almanac forms very complete Register tie
year, will be found very convenient in the counting
room the workshop the 6reside Of the farmer. The
reading alone worth double the price OF The work.
while statistics contained be purchased
| any other shape tor five times the money.
II Price per single copy, III cents; 81 per ic9 S65
per 0 Is for sale in the principal Cities OF the Union
by the Agents Of The Tribune a,,d may be purchased
in The United States. GREELEY i Mc ELRATH,
Tribune Buildings, LOO Eassaustreet.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30
STOVES.
N-OTT,S STOyES.-We invite the at

enton OF the public and Splendid a>sort-
.n ot Nors Stoves The FIRST premium has again been
ard.d ;se1 as the best heat Stoves tor Hais Churco
pnbic Bu!tngs &c the late fair OF the American ids
ine Thev have Tor years stood unrvaed as regards heir
utility and economy. and the decision OF the Jncs a ei
of lh- superiority the present uue over any other
stove before the public Our patterns are rich and varied
the dniratou OF all Observers Our style Tor
nrvaie houses Is an 10 the ball as yell as p'o-'
seul appenda-e entire house OF any SIZE can be hor
ougty warmed by single Stove, without recourse al al
10 the parior CRATES drrins the winter.
We have alSo been able complete few OF 'SHEPARos
i;r can no be served without delay THIS Stove has a>s
taken the first premium OF the American Institute az tse
hes; Stove for parors aGd Offices exhibited al the fa a
though the competition greater than on ans previous
OCCASION Their construction extremely SIMPLE ana ne
efficiency and economy undeniabe We have only 70 asa
the attention ei those purchasing Stoves 10 them an We are
confident tha. they VII! be pleased SHEPARD Gu
o9c I'm Motifs Stove Warehouse. 242 WateT-st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30
ForThe Tribune
Geuosis Iii, r..


A LIVING uL-rnysterious thing =
It's form aud Office who shall nare7
A breath from the Eternal King
A spark from Heavens undying flame
jewel from the flashing throne
OF fbeamy gold and starry gem,
Where ats The High and Holy One
A pendan, from His diadem?
Was it some life-emLodied Thought
Tha, wandered through His mighty mind
fight Of Fancy, haply brought,
And in His image earth-enshtined
Was it some light, ethereal form,
a awe!ier in he Courts of God Z
Or gloon1ier Spirit Of the Storm,
That yiyihed the lifeless ciod
Was it the Favored One, who reared
Rebellion on The plains OF Heaven
Bowed to ODE, the God he dared,
And 70 the Earth in exile driven?
Or was it some new-ordered sPrite,
Awhile with hopes of glory filed,
To sink at last in endless night,
And sloulber with the clay it filed
What is its Office? Who hath reat
This veil that hides the world TO come
Who of the silent Dead hath sent
To us knowledge of his doom?
Alas the Grea, Destroyer seals
The portals Of his kingdom fast,
Till God himself at doom reveals
The secrets of the stiadowy Past.
What is its destiny? This Soul
That scars the Universe around
Speeds with the Comet to its goal,
And visits systems yet unfound-
Mounts on the star-beam up to Heaven,
Thence to the Pnantom-Wo below
Learns all that Wisdom eer hath given,
And yet itself can never know:
Ne'er 'till the hand of Death shall break
The spell that binds it to the Earth
Then shall the joyous Soul awake
In freedom 10 its second birth
Then, like wild bird long restrained,
Burst from the servile bonds of clay,
Nor fold Its wing till Heaven attained
Shall welcome it to endless day.
10. York, Nov. j. 1si2. FL. oT1ERsoN.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

ARRIVAL EXTRAoRDISARY,-und this head
the Oswego Commercial Herald of the 22d inst.
announced the arrival at that place Of the iron
steamboat Pioneer. Capt Adkins, in five days and
a half from NewYork. The Pioneer, after dis
charging her cargo, which consisted of merchaR-
die, obtained return freight for New.York, and
steered on her homeward trip.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30
TN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan


z ceor-ADTanain lerrllt ana J" lie Wy Francis sack
LOOt, II ais
In pursuance of decretal order Of this Court made
the entitled will be sold al Public Auction
der the direction the subscriber. of The Masters Of
this Court Ivy E. H. Ludlow, Auctioneer the Merchants
E,chanr. in The city o New York. the Cd day OF De-
cember next at y O'clock OF that day,
All that certain lot. piece parcel OF land situate lvDg
ant being in The Fifth late Jih} Ward of the city of New
York being part ot the lands formerly belonging An
hony Lspenard, Esquire, and by him conveyed Albert
Cooper and Sebe BriRckerc bounded rorthery in from,
by alker westerly side b, alley four feet
in width separating tram lots late in possession Of
Samuel Hulching william Price and others; outherly
the rear by lot now or late in possession OF Lawrence
Moore eassriy the other side by lot number
hundred and sixteen on L>penard's map, containing in
breadth and each twenty five and in 9Th
on each side eishtyfre feet, together with the and
privilege in common with the other propTieto!s Of the be-
lore mentioned alley, toEeiher with a and singular the
enemen heredltamenis and appuucnaaces The said
above mentioned ard described premises anywise apper
tanning or belonging
al,o The une1pred term OF the leasehod premises
mentioned IN the bill OF plant Tins and there
described follows All that certain lot OF land
New York being part Of the atey belonging 10 tie
Corporation OF Trinity Church in the city If New York,
called the Church Farm and the lot which in a
or chart the said by Charles Loss o The
Civ Surveyors, known AID distinguished by number
nine uiacred and S01 and bounded follows
wiz eastwarr IN 'front.' by HuGson wardy by
lot disting uished on the said map chart By the number
sred and t9l) Ses;waruly nnCIDrr
nine huHdred and eight s0s containing IN breadth in roat
and rear twenty-five feet, and length the south size
ninety.sx ne inches and the north side ninety
seven feet be The ies together with the abb
sute right The buildings and thereon and
the right The sane within davs after
niTs,iou of said terr. Ne~.Ynrk October 18th 1870
WILLIAM ". CAMPBELL, Master in Cbancerv
SAMUEL CAMPBELL, Sniiciar aqa lawSn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30
Clarendon House. corn.r OF Duane.st and Broadway
A FFECTIONS OF THE LIVER

IA Every invalid Should read and reflect, il they desirr
restoration 10 healthi venture TO affirm, says emiu
ec!e with the raura! dorered function OF the liver
and that every chronc lingering Illness from
defect there. CarOnlc ltpatis tie most frequent form OF
dseaS N tbs couGiry slow Els progressive stage' The
organ OF attack will be Tor years suffering uFFer lis under
Hnng Influence, and yet real disease will indicate to the
patient the alarming stale rnder which he laborue
ansipEt pCSuOn he impntes different cause never
susprctng that The liver being affected IS the latent
of these di urbed sensations thus msl d 1t Is not In s
power take the precautions TO guard against
this insdious enemy his repose The symptoms OF :bs
disease often slight and eit Tor considerable time
such tuneaS after meals accompanied by oppression
feeling Of yacuily nt the PIT OF the stomach the mind be.
irritable memory defective, ncapacy for mental
exerion prevails the appetite becomes variable, tongue
urred, mouth cammy taste vated slight nois causes
START sleep disturbed with rghtini Dreams occasionally an
ob u pain gL side extending the Top Ci the
shoulder cramp Spasms often experienced, and nerv
twtching OF the muscles and aching pain OF the limb,
nervous or sick headache generally caused by il 1t OF
ten appears the form o cough asiR &c. diseased
state o liver either by sympathy pressure induces
Arrangement Of functions OF The lungs and
these disorders BY changing the morbid state OF The liver
the irritation OF The lungs Immediately gives way. The
liver indeed connectinn, primarily econtarily
effect with various ciseast OF the head well ether
parts the syslem.
From ,hsse views thea there can bono doubt that the
disorders OF the liver o the rst importance and every
effort used remedy them should he conducted on rational
principles, and by timely and eticsnGaentoa and tie
proper merciDes, serious csnse-
quences be prevented, which are enaled on
As remedy peculiarly adapted to The cure of iveraiec
TONS Dr. Starkwealher's Hepatc Elixir has proved 10 BE-
ne mo pe anu ano eVe1I Gays experience
eyed that no preparation has be.pfefoe public
that has met with such nne1ampled a1obation from
ngushed sources distinguished Judges and grateful pa.
uens as this medicine and greater a,ourt OF suffering
has been mtgated and more permanently effected
by 1t than any other medicine ex,aHt.
So confident IS the proprietor o lis curative properties IN
every that when the medicine used according 10 his
directions and the patient IS satisfied orconvinced after
using one bottle ihat has produced beneficial effect hi.
agents autarsed 10 refund the morey paid for on re-
turn OF he empty bottle.
For sale by CHARLES DYER Jr., General Agent for
the United States, - Westminster 81 Providence r T.
Sold al wholesale and retail by the agents. A. B. L D.
SANDS. Druggists No 79 FuIton-st corner OF Cods, and
No loo Fulton St Also sold by David Sands Co No n
East Broadway, corner OF Market street Abraham F.
Sands Co No. 7s Broadway Granite Buildings corner
OF Chambers street. ali i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30
EnjPORTANT INVENTION.-Fisks
paIENT NOVELTY COOK SIONE.-ThiS Stove

combines all the advantages cooking in every variety,
The top is divided by patent plates into rem
10 / boiling place; when used with one boiler which
measures 10 ggonS useful Tor bathing purposes large
washing steauing vegetables, scaidng begs Gc Is also
ftred 10 take on bill cadron all of which add TO lis
simplicity in every respect. The oven is perfect as
brirk oven ard warranted in all cases suit the par
chaser or the money viii be refunded To those who have
seen them in use, explanation unnecessary and they
onlv reduire 10 be examined OF their
nerect Simplicity and incompatible advantages Several
dealers have sold their Stoves representing them 10 be me
Novelty Stoves aud avoid further imposition, they VIII
he sold in future at the manufacturers establishment, Na
Waer.streef only, where will be given 10 over
eyht huntred persons no have them in this CITY,
Al other kinds OF Slaves reduced prices FISKS Stove
Establishment, 209 Water-st. III I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

FIRE ALARMs.-We have heretofore referred to
the ordnance that divides the city into three Fire
Districts. The same ordinance Piescribes the fol-
Lowing regulations for fire alarms:
For the purpose Of guiding the fremen more
correctly to the FIRE, the districts will be subdi-
vided, aud the district bells will be rung as fol-
lows
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

For assistance, the signal will be continual
ringing of all district BELLS except that on the
Halls of Justice, which will always ring the Sec
ton in which the fire is raging.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30
MEDICAL AND SUR

-, oiHffL Tvs III = -, no - CEamherS-s;reet-
lbs stnon Is established for the purpose OF extending
MEDICAL AID Al diseases treated and Surgical Opera
uons periarnsd The operation for Strobsus or Sqaint-
ig ad Tor SsGrneng, las been in every nstasce
cessfol Al this institute
In treating obstinate chronic diseases a., kinds no
rapidly Improving and thai hor; would conf
plete the cure.
The applicahts Charge Tor medicine and ad.
vicr from p Ia 81 cents Particular attention will be paid
10 the Diseases OF Wemen and Children. Cupping, Lcech-
ing and VaecinatsoE attended to-
The Drug Departments attended by an Apo.hecary ct
twelve years experience AMI all ucdicne dispensed ron,
IBIS place may be relied upon gencine Open dav aud
night Families wbn wish mericne only will be iurDshc,
al prices much less Than demanded al obar dg sioye
DIR. HOMER ROSTWICK
Attending Physician and Surgeon.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30
DARLOR STOVES-Extra.-R. d.

pARLOR S1OFES-EXtra.-R ~.
McELROY, No. lOe Beekman street, near Water,s
manufactures and has hand superior assortment o far'
o- stoves called the Philadelphia Radiators which were
nveped by the celebrated Jonas Gleason, OF Phade phia
and the demand in that city and the State OF pennsylvania
for The last four years is without parallel IN ils
couurv and they nroduced il this city last year with
poua success which proves them 10 be the most satisfactory
article ever introduced into paor taking less than at
The fuel of crate, and are free from dust
He has six sizes them suitable fear almost any situation
The following are only ewof those that have Used The III
in NewYork and vicinity and can be given as reference
Martin Van Buren,. Kpderhook, New York.
J. j. Coddngton. No IL Bond street,
Major J Benedict 30l Henry-streeI, "
~ l. Griswold, 79 Chamhersstreet, g
Mr. Mitchell, los Warren sheet,
Samuel Williams, III Waverey place, g
John Degr1w. Stone-street,
J T. Norris, li0 East Broadway,
Messrs Haraden& Co, 8 Wall street, "
Lyon 4, Co 60 Liberty street. ''
Maliby ( Starr, l47 Water street.
Bran,iall, Abernethy Collins, s. Nassau street, NJ
l.. b. wymaR; q Prospect-street, Brooklyn
Benj ]. Cahorne, l99 ilenry-stree
Edward A. Bidfn, 2l6 Pearsreet,
D. Perk ms 81 Henry street. "
He has also on hand general supply OF the most ap
proved Cooking Stoves also Alright Stoves OF the mos
approved kind, cnd atreduced prices. nil lm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30
NTOTT'S WOOD COOKING STOVE

7 The subscribers offer this Premium Wood Cooking
Slave 10 the public request the attention Of these pur-
chasing article OF worth OF which we have Shu-
dant testimonials They stand highest in The Ike market a
Cooking Stove for woed All Tie utensl. necessary in
culinary purposes are attached them. They are ac-
kuowedged the best article for cooking, with The tx.
cepton of open fire. The ovens Tor baking and roasting
are equal for these purposes 10 brick oven wilt be tor
the advantage those OF superior article 10 give
Us a call ShEPAKD y ",
90 I'm Noti,s Stove Warehouse. si2 Waier.strret
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

nRUMS.-Thee economy of using Drums
in parlors and Halls is well known. The subscribers
offer 10 The public the greatest variety and the most braua
article in the city. suitable for all locations are on
exhibition ia The Drum-room of establishment. Tae
increasing sales show that this article answers most excel
lent PURPOSE We those who study economy and are III
want TO rive rs CALI they must be pleased
among 50 great a variety SHEPARD co.
40 i'm Notls Stove Warehouse, 242 Wafer ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

COPPER MINE-A valuable copper mine has
been discovered upon the property OF jacob Cor
SEN Esq IN Shrewsbury township, Luzerne coun-
y, y, about eleven miles from the town Of Muncy.
ne ore Is OF very superior quality yielding from
my to seventy-fve per cent, and in great abund-
ahce' Hacrsburgh Reporter.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

IN OFFICES TO LET, in the second,
third and fourth stories OF the buildings Ees
100 and 6e Nassausuect (Trbuae BnildBgs fronting ne
Park and nearly opposite The City Hall Enqune o.
=. hicEL!tATH, on lbe premises 80
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

"A TO LET-2 or 3 Workshops, with
superior light; rent s37 30 and $50 iii hs s Of
Nay Inquire OF ]. LOCKE, in the rear OF No 81
Ann-stre.t n5 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

lA TO LET-The small, convenient
brick House No 107 Twelfth. street. between the
5:h and 9th Avenues. Rent $3.50 per Possession
pas Inn Pf DR. KINsLEY, 1919 Franklin.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

- TO LET-Storc and Back Room,
sunbe and recently occupied for publication and
ccmposiicrs Office Of small paper called the American
Mechanic. Rent Sl25 uat the Isl nf May next Inquire OF
no I'm j. LOCKE, In rear of 81 A HDs-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

m TO hET-A Room, Bedroom, Pan
try and Closet suitable for a small family. Posses
given Immediately Rent S45 I'LL the st May next
Inquire of J. LOCKE in The Of No 81 Ann-st. MS lm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

AA ROOsi TO LET in the vicinity of
.a. Frankie. square-Rent $50 till Ist day of May. Ad
dress D. ). al this Office n26 At
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

Memoir of Thos, 1gcs7ox. with an accom-, of,h.
Hord Eight a, Hastings WHICH ended in hi, Depb. and
hefeeions cccasoned thereby: BY Friend of Humanity
!as published for the benefit OF the destitute and dsso,a,
Mother OF Mccoy and for sale a, No e BeekmsI se,,
and a; this of'ce Fnce IL. cents siagy 81 per dozen
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

al thinkit will be long before | shall presume
to trust myself again amongst the so-called snne
portion of this community. Different people view
things differently but 10 my mind, saw more re-
ally insane ones during my late short excursion
than have met amongst the numerous inmates
of this asylum, and certainly heard more shout,
ing and screaming, by half, than | have during
my whole residence here. | wonder how people
derermine who are the sane CRAZY SAM.
Vermont Asylum. Nov. 1872"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-18

The end of the wOrid.--Th Boston
Post gives glowing account Of the Sec
ond Advent Camp Meeting which was
held at Salem, commencing October 6,
From 10 TO 10000 persons were pres
ent, and all of MIIler's snbs were 90 hand
10 address them, We learn from the
same paper that the "end of all things
will not be, until The 4th Of July next.
1t has been postponed by the committee
having charge of the stupendous under
taking. We are glad to hear that a post
ponement has been made. Perhaps
another adjournment will yet be had -
Marietta Int.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-18
SHERlFF'S SALE.

By virtue of four several writs off ia.
ct leo ia. one from the court Of common
pleas OF Trumbu!l county, OHIO, q three
from the court of common pleas OF Har.
rison county, Oaio, to me directed, | will
offer for sale in CarroIIton on Monday
the 2Sth day Of November inst. and con.
tlnue from day 10 day until all are sold
Inc following property to wit: one four
horse wagon and saddle, one mans III
ding saddle, one roam horse and | black
mare, 2 miIch COWS and 5 head Of dry
cattle, a large quantity Of cloths and
S%attInetts, lot oil Cashmere, | piece Of
Pilot Cloth, | lot of Jeaos, 2 pieces of
Hard Times, / piece OIL Linsey, Q pieces
oil Buffalo, | lot Of Flannel, | lot of Can.
ton Flannel, | piece of Padding, 2 pieces
OF Grape camIet, one lot of canvass, 2 pie.
ces oil Ctrcassian, 2 pieces of summer
ware, | lot Of Ticking, one lot Of Cotton
Drilling, lot of check, | lot of Factory
cotton, ] lot OF MerinO, ! lot Bingham,
l lot of MousselIine de laine and lawn,
a large lot Of calico, l lot OF Nesting, a
lot Of silk Goods, a large lot OF ribbons,
lace and edgIng, a lor of HandkerchIefs,
a lot Of Irish linen, a lot of SpecIarles,
a lot of artificial flowers, a lot of shoes,
hose, socks, gloves, buttons, Grape,
combs, stocks, thimbIes, velvet, wells,
comforts, spring I%ancets, pocket books,
earrings, breast pins, guards, watch
chains, horse fleams, Muslin, bonnels,
caps, aprons, cotton yarn, wadding, look
ing glasses, wall paper, whips, hats,
mems caps, boots, leather, saws, spades,
] blacksmith vice, shoveIs, forks, scythes,
straw knives, drawing knives, buckets,
drawing chains, tongs, frying pans, Tar
cans, Brass kettles and Iadels, tea, tin
cans, paper, books Of different kinds,
bread waters, powder, selves, sugar, and
a large lot of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE E,
QUEENswARE AND GLASSWARE,
A lot Of patent medicines, black sand,
Bonnet boards, table and tea spoons,
Salt, crooks, barrels, harness, pipes, ra.
zor straps, with a lot Of household furni-
lure, together with a variety of other ar.
ticles. Sale TO commence at 9 o'clock
A.. NJ. and close at 4 o'clock P. M. on
each day. Taken in execution and will
be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
November 10, 1842.
Printers fees 81 90.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-18

ter it was we'll known that the Wings
had carried the election, is fully reveal
ed BY those unprecedented defaIcations,
on the part Of The leading Locofoco office
holders. Had the Locofocos retained
their power, these robbie ries would new
or have come 10 light. The thieves
would have kept on, filling their pock-
cts with the peoples money, and gIori
flying the Democratic principles and u
sages which were found to be SO profit
able. How much longer will the PEG.
pie consent to humbugged and robbed
by a set Of r%ascals who, instead Of prea-
ching democracy and slandering honest
men, ought TO be made 10 earn their
bread in the Penitsntiary?- Slate Jour.