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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-26
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sln Die adtbnreu Hidter Der @rurt bon Cons
mon Meas fur ect,a @auntD, >peld,e jest
cine Court Der oierteIjdbriqcn SiBungeu
tcs Sriccens, in uno fur ella9te6 Saunty
halteu:
Die SUfdlrift pcn SoerrD Straue
pen SnosIBbeltball Gaunitip, in er1ngttm
@nuntD, ;eiSst ehrcrbicti0it an, cle er ein
SNnus IN befdgtem GaunItip bemchut, mel,
dies hiesupUr als Gin bfentihc5 Gjafihans
qebnlteu muroc, uno oas er fcrucrbin wnnIltt
ein 6ffcnilidIee @aitbaus III bnlten or bittct
eaber eusre 9ldtbaren linn einen @rlaubuif,
ihein Su oermiligen nm ein Gjnlttaus ,u ball
ten, an Dem beIa9ten ploe fir bas flnftge
5ahr. tlnb CT bittet II. (. II.
SOenrp StrauB.
Die unter;eihneten Girger ron Siios
Wheitbaa IouuIdip, Zelda @auntr, empfehs
len bcn cbigen BttiteIler, rnb beseugcu bicrs
nit, baB cben beIa9tcS Gjaittau6 ncthmcntie
1T I'M oaS putlfum unb Srcmcr cccr 9ici,
icnbe Su bcbcrbergcn, uuN oo6 Der rben bes
ndmte Sittlteuer einen 9utcn 0inf fir Gbrs
lidfeit uno Hild,ternbeit bat, unb oas er out
NIT S1du6roum mo 8eoucmlidfcitcn fur
SSrenlce uno 9ieience 81 betfrbergen rerics
ben 1T.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-26
S)enrn SiSieoer.

Die liitter;eihnctcn Burger vcu Der Stabt
Gmaus, 9eda @hmtY, .empfcbIcu ccn cbi9cn
8itttellcr, uuo bescu9cn hermit, oas rben
tenamtes @ailbau6 nctbpcnbj9 if nm ba6
pubIitum uuc Sremoe cber 91eiieucc i'll be-
herbereeu, uno cas- Ger cben teudmte Sitt
ifcGer einen sutcn 91nf fur @hrlihtctt mo
Sshhteruheit hat unc ods CT out nit Sraus'
rdum uno @cauemItfeitcu fir Sremcc uuc
Nefenee III teherteracn, pcrichen II.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-26
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werctn iceIeid, rcu bem llnterihrirbencn in
Slp'@heitbaa Iaunfdlip, eedla @auntp pers
lanet. Giute, feifIae unc nhhterne 9lrbeiter
fcnnen auf suten echn unc duf ldnge 3eit
9Irbeit redHnen, fpeun tIe lId foaleidi meloen
an benz "esha @auntp Centre Sootei," bei
Gjineon @uth. !.
December l, ua-bp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-26
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9Iu eie ad,tbdren 9lidter Der Court ppn @cms
mon Meae fir 9cd,a Snuutp, tpeIde jebt
eiue Scurt Der picrteIidbri9en Sieun9cn
te6 Sriebeue, in uub fir crfagtcS Saunly
hdlten:
Gie gtttfdrtft ccn 2epis Qcras bon giics
oersWacuuoie Saunfd,ip, in crIa9tem Gam.
~, ;ci9et ehrerbietigit an, oa6 er cin N1us
in bcId9tem 5aunid,ip benchnt, pcId)es bies
silpcr als ein 6ffeutlihes @othaus aebalten
muree, uno cae er fernerhu wluid,t ein Of.
fenilideS Giaifbdu6 gu balten er bittet oa.
her euere SId,ttarcn ihm eineu @rlaubnis.
idein ;u perwili9cn Inn Gin Ciaifhdu6 III hnls
ten, an rem beia9ten plap fur cas tilnfti9e
SSabr. llno er Sittct &c.
0elriS 0cra5.
Hic llntcrseihncten, Burger pcn 9ticrcr.
Wacun9ie 3aunfd,ip, eeha @auntp, empfehs
len ben cbiocu SittifsIer, uno bepu0cu bier,
mif, ons rbeu befd9tes GjatbauS ncthmencia
il nm ods publifum uno Srempc crer 9lcis
ienoc 81 beberbergen, uuo oae Der cbcn bee
Mantle Sittife1er einen 9uteu Gnf fir Chr.
Iidfeit unb Jiihterheit bat unb oae er aut
NIT 6ausrdum uno Seqnemlid)feiten fir
Sremoe uuo 9ieilenee ;u beberbergen perGes
ben ii.
r,obu @aner, Gohn SdifTcrt
9liae @dmmer, g. q. Hafe,
3hemls @ifenbare, rScecb 8ittn0,
Charter Derser, Gjecr9e gcrs,
oSchn Mattern, jr. Sncreas GcumaDrr,
gRitIiam Eeidt ebe. 6. S,Cifmau.
SaHiar >, n1-SH
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-26
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Sin ole adlttdrcn 9iihtcrter @curt You Srms
mon Meas fir 2eda @auutD, wclde jcBt
cine Court Der oicrteliihrigeu Sieun9en
bes 6rieoen6, III uno fir erfl9tc5 SauntD
hlltcn:
ric SittIhrift Urn 0curDqB teSer
non Der Stdbt Gmous, in erld9tcm @aunr
~, ssi9et ebrcrbiet9it an, edB er Elm Nlu6 in
crfiatef Gtdot bepohut, ireld,cs bier,uucr
1l6 eiu ofentlidc5 @dltbauS 9cbaItcn rurcc,
uuo o.s CT ferncrbiu wuuItt eiu 6fcutlitc6
@aitbau6 III hoIten: @r bittct oahcr eucrc
sIdtbdren ihm ciuen Grlautnisicbeiu su prrs
ipifti9eu um ciu 0althou6 III haItrn, al rem
tcfa9teu Nlde fur cas funftige Sabr. llno CT
tittct, Il. {. 10.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-26

BON Sliper Sdlneicer, BON
in umn gu cinem qs,piscu q
ftrotiatcp Rrdm @afthaus,
inc 8rrci ertfen @runc, ees
lrQen am nerosWeifIid,eh
@de Der 9IlIen lIno 9lnnrerp
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-07-22
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(Gint 1,bcttj f1c Otf5j he.)

Der n9'oaucrncc jtricg, pcld)cr iEdl mad W2aria
Gtnart'6 0el{e nat @n3laao III Gtbcttono cntlpunn,
batc cine at9enlcne Selrutung 3ur 5r9e lt0 erSeugs
te hdnF3cn puo1thaB, ecr audI Damn tdn9e nod fort
oauerte, ais OrOuun9 N'he uaD 6rieten OOQlg 1T je
mes un9luddle 2ano 5ltrufJ Jetehrt lparen. 9Du pen
Qetpelen 1encr oeroerbttten yeioenitbaf pebc cie=
fer nnrl9t9en 3etlbte @nttb9 Oeroanftc, lpr ebOt,
fen5 l7redd1er H. oon f. aASeroroentltden lnltIll>
ZEN 6egletet ais na5jent9' nclte5 spct Der 9tibe
uru Getuburu ebcnne eeete Euulille oarbDten. Gte
ph1u SruuselD, 9atrD ron @rdi9bouf, par etner Der
erQebenfen 9lnhdiger ecr Wlrta Quart, ulo Ncbcrt
YecutraD, bon Sarlbpugfe, NMrraD5 II. Mortou6 ins
timer Yrcuno, mar eler Der fetete Styen lbrer Sas
dye. -- ...- .
S, s ,brc 1872, iur 3eit, no ou5 SblcB bon Gbius
BURG oa3 es nit Ger Eont9iu hrl, BON SttrfdlpD oOn
G5rau9e perthe!oat rDuroe, beltSrunsFeD, lr oeebe
Sahc, in Sthlcie @rat9boule ge9cu etu Detalbcmcnt
tc8 Neercs Ge8 Nt1enCu ulter Den Sefehlen Sutrb'6
Don 9lntru1lc, etne l1l,3e 8el1}crun9 aus Delrr,
Gin rcher nno plloer M1nn, 9n9 opa Der fatbcltldn
sur prctc tantt1den N1rcl ubcr, bc Der or fir m ci
telere5 0cdlf ucrau6I1b. 9uh ltste i'm Der 9tcgeut
MMrraD, mad, cem Stoe icueS alteltcn SruOer6, Der
I'D, fir Die &en'9 bluL pirtb, init 2luddlluB BON
ceen 2etter III ren eetis pea 9rpBtetGqeS Der e'is
ter ne5 Serferbeneu. 4:-..e ,-.-a <v+r 7.t.
Giuiae 8orfile wihreno be5 Gre3es battcn oeu t,ts
erhirteitsn .ae in Gr,n6feloS uno Moubraps S,er;en
aneefadt II Der Sebtcre uaternabm utdt bios aus tes
fem perfmliten Gjrra, Ionoeru auS potlhcr Tetno>
fd)aft oie 8ela9erltn9 be5 StblpIe5 BON 9rd9honie
Srun5fc(o fab t nlb eler tapferlL ,ehrmenatlld1en
Gerthelogun9 9ennhtgt Su 9letier 3ct nit GWFaleD
nns M1ittln pel geShl9trn uuter Der Seou9ung, Dap
fetn 9ebsn gcitcnt lpror, uo er ieln Gtgenthtn be-
belte Si caplturen Wlbreo aler ietne beioen bcten
Ereunoe unfdnc, Der etl1e burd Die Nano ocS S,cns
fers uno Der anbere our Selbtncre, puree er iebit
bas Sper ietrcs efbnltden Setloes, Der, fin 9Sert
ntd,t halteno, nit oem Deyen alf lbn euor1n9 no ltl
erltad1.
Srun6ftelo binterteB euae 9Gitpe uuo orei uucr5ps
gene Gioer. 2uoD Srusfelo bate Die @bre, Sreunos
tn Der lard Stnart 81 etn, init Der e TT Der fathp
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-07-22
aseuiug,tt,rgeu.

I. Der "e,~ onp freunp unb o8tit ecr 3ttt
etfteint reaemiS9 jercn S..iiag.
2.Der Suttriptirns Vres lit n al SO 6 ent s.
lit QoraIdbe5ablnnI prer Ihu fas r 3cttun9 nit
Htr Dalb brr iten I5alffc res SaDrs tsjNDt mtrr. -
Oie 3eitn9 fann rAna aufJc9>ttn wcrrt, olc
0Itr1nbe Sc5aDlt Gnr. ..... e.
4.) eBtnn tcm 9erau pes Sabres Sic Setting nidt
ouf9ctltno9t wirr f. ertrA nan rlss aS rinn QDuni
oitftttc fir etn atrtres Sahr j., tchnltcn. .
81 Gsn tntsrbrtcr miro fir rncn frcrn 3rttraum ots
Donaten on9enplnmlcn. - .-.'.
6. Otc Straotn3 8cbevs auf Soften Der ntcrhrt,tcr
uN 8e az Ole 6tras9stcr mUyrn ppfrep cn9"annt
Z. Nn,rt8tn us1brn fir Die ttn 4rcite ctn tr5dt Btr
krr9cb taAr ue5tbtt wcrrcn, nptt If fcnitt9c
Nrt 1T FsGbnun8 itcbt. ... zs
~ t:1E Torr peiFmeiltcr bat oa5 Mett, cil,cn Srief
III pel)en1 iltb 3c'ttn959eo hetnoet ofr an cen
Druter st tber(euoer.
H8cnu MS ultrt sntytnteu Geitr oI1D Gje(o lcnccn
1ro4cn, fo bran6cu lie lt,tr S hrcu etmeiter 81 Qee
her uHo II 1encr Gacnp1rt pa5 Cclo 1T cinen Nricf
AT un5 81 leacn @r ireibt lronun rie 9oorc boruuf
a,no fr1nfrt oe Srie - our ocn Su6|cribcntcn ME
nem Drtlfer ba5 pcf9eo erlpart miro.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29
Mp g. bS sM E a @SG So

Ia Barnet, by Rev MIR Smith, Mr.. NORMAN BA
KEE, of Haverhill, N. ii. to Miss SALLY DUMMY,
of Barnet.
IN this town, 9Th inst. by Row. Mr. Sampson Mr.
VIM. WHEELER, of Concord, to Miss Lettice NJ
Conn, of this town.
In Browpngton, March 81, by Rev. Mr.. Mott,
Mr.. WIN. SPENCER, to Miss EUNIcE H. GILBERT,
both Of b.
In Hardwick, Feb %, by Ora Crosby, Esq. Mr.
PHILLIP CARTER, TO Mrs. RACHEL WARD.
In Lyman, N. II. March 7th, Mr.. Otis Thomp-
Of Derby, VT. to Miss Jane Mason of l..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29
STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT, ss.
Al a Probate Court holden at lrasburgh within nd
for the District aforesaid the 18th day
March A. ID. lS42.
A N Instrument purpor,ing to be the last Wilt
IN and Testament Of SAMUEL III. ROW, late
Of Derby, in said District deceased, was presented
TO the Court here for Probate, by CAROLINE
ROW slhe Executrix, therein uamed
Therefore it is ordered by said Court that pub
lie notice be given to all persons interested therein
to appear before said Court, a session thereof to
be holden at irasburgb, on the 18th day of April,
"A. ID. 1912, and contest the probate Of said viii,
and it is further ordered that his be published three
weeks successfully in the Caledonian, a news pa
per printed Mt ST. Johnsbury in this State, The last
OF which shall be previous to the day assigned, as
aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at The Registers Cffce,
this 18th day of March, A ID. 1912.
242w3 II. Nj. BATES, Register
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29
HORRIBLE MURDER AND PARRlCIDE.

BATAVIA, CENEsEE Co. March II, 1912
To the Editor of the Argue:
murder was yesterday committed in Byron
which, for its cold booded atrocity, is almost un
paralieled A young man by the name of Benja
min Il. White, having for several years past, had
grudge against his father, on account of not being
put in possession ola part of his property, deter
mined to satiate his revengful feelings by murder
ing both his father and step mother. White came
up TO the ahouse his parent entering the
door; he took hold Of his coat collar, pulled him
about SO as to face him, took out pistol from his
pocket and shot him through, just under his shout
der. He then threw him down, and commenced
beating him with the but of his pistol. The step
mother Immediately ran to the assistance of her
husband, and had the presence of mind to reach
down and pick up the pistol (Which had fallen in
the affray) and was rising up, when she perceived
the murderer drawing another from his pocket
which he raised at her; and she only escaped her
husbands fate by throwing up her arm and diver
ting the aim of the pistol, which was fired, but
without effect. The yonng man then made for the
woods, but was pursued by number of citizens
and arrested in three or four hours. In speaking
of the murder of his captors he said ar don't
kno,o ,ohether killed the old man; but / meant to
Il took good aim"
have seen a letter written TO h,s father last
winter, which abounds in more abusive, outrage
Gus and impious language than ever saw con
densed into an equal space. lie closed the letter
with this ESQ fare ye we'll for the present, you
contemplate old jackass and spawn ofan adder"
White is safely lodged in our miserable and
rickety old Jail.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29

u New Orleans has 1913 grog shops of different
grades; paying for licenses $l6S, 100. Their cost
to the city is estimated by the Bee at Face Mil
lions Too Hundred thousand Dollars.
The buildings Of Jefferson College, Mo-, were
burned to the ground on the 9th inst The cost of
the building and furniture was 1893, on which
insurance of $62 900. library of 1000
volumes worth 1910, and "A chemical laboratory
worth 81 600, were consumed.
The Baptists of Boston are endeavoring to raise
money TO purchase the fremont Theatre for
church. The owners ask 100000 fr it. 1t will
probably cost $4,000 to make church of it.
Mr.. q. $. johnson, at Lafayette, La, in Dec.
last got up in the night to chastse dog for max
ing disturbance. The dog bit him, as well as two
OF his children. a few days since he died in all
the horrible agones OF hydrophobia.
Upwards of 800 600 letters are quarterly returned
TO the General Post Office Washington from the
different Post Offices in the Union dead.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29

Tho National Intelligencer says "In The case OF
Stockton, Stokes 81 Co. Va. Amos Kendall, late
Postmaster General, against whom the plaintiffs
brought an action of damages arising from his with
holding payments Of certain moneys claimed by
them as mail contractors the jury yesterday rem
dered a dict of eieoen thousand dollars for the
Plaintiffs"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29
Farm for ale.

n Gated one and half miles west of ST. Johns
bury Plain, on the stage ioad leading to Danvie,
containing about $50 acres of good land, properly
divided for tIage, pasturasc, &c. with good wood
lot, and sugar orchard of 600 trees. Upon said
farm are suitable buildings, in good repair, and n
school house within short distances; first rate Sc t
Of farming tools, and sugar utensls,are also offered
for sale. Said farm ill be sold at bargain if appl
ed for soon Terms-for the most part of the pur-
chase money, a reasonable credit, if required ~
The fences upon the farm good, and there is
good water at the house and harms. a.
JOHN Il. SINCLAIR.
March, 81. 1912. 242tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, March 81.
From Tho RnsIon Patriot.


At market 80 Beef Cattle, 30 pair of working
oxen, l5 Cows and Calves, ago Sheep, and 1900
Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle---A few choice cattle Sc.
We quote first quality AT 6 so; 575; second quail
lty rs 25 third quality $3 rs al SO.
Working Oxen--We noticed the following sales
sos, $40, 1915 and 80.
Cows and Calves-Sa at $50, $22, $25, 1928
and $50.
Sheep--Several lots sold at rs, 3, A, a SO 81 S.
Swne-Lots to peddle 3 81 dior Sows and a
"a a for Barrows; at Ieail from a l.2 to &c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29

.-,rbs legal Constitution presented to the pee
.s Of Rhode Island for their ratification, has beer
:" ',,a bv vote of 6677 for, and 774S against.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29

.mho author of the account OF melancholy
,.oDbo in Concord, must excuse us for not
fii'I ".r his obituary notice. tie is assured of
Pm sympathy in his affection for the unhappy de-
0"' ~ bis relative and friend.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29
COMMISSIONERS MOTH

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
" the subscribers being appointed by the
w Hon. the Probate Court for the District of
Orleans Commissioners to Examine and adjust the
Claims and Demands, of oil persons, against the
estate Of STEPHEN HURD, late OF West Derby,
deceased, represented insolvent, and also ali
claims, and demands exhibited in offset thereto,
and six months, from the l2h day of March last
being allowed by the Said Court for that purpose.
We, therefore, give notice, that we will attend to
the duties of our said appointment n, the dwelling
house of the Widow Fanny Hard in said West
Derby on the 18th day of May next and the 18th
day Of September next, from ten till six o'clock on
each Of said days.
BRIGHAM PIKE
JOSHUA SMITH, Commissioners.
Z c. COBB,
West Derby. March, 18th 1912. 243w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29

On Friday evening last about z o'clock, a fire
was discovered in the Nail Factory connected with
The iron works at FaiIhavcn, which rapidly spread
and in about three hours resulted in the total de
slruction OF that building, the Forge, Rolling Mill,
ard Machine Shop-comprizing the entire works.
The buildiDgs-worth from four to six thousand
dolars-were owned by Mr. jacob Davey; and oc
cupied by Messrs A Allen u Co. Insurance 1900.
Messrs Allen d. Cos loss amounts I'VE understand,
to three or four hundred dollars Battle-Ground
PheniT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29
N q Y | CE.

This may certify, that have given my
John Nichols his time. therefore shall pay no
debts of his contracting claim any Of his
Ings after this date ASA NICHOLS.
Attest. George Chase.
Concord, March Is, 1912. 242w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29
ETa T@MsNGEyAI
f. e NJ II L II S e nj [ " n "

u Il
THNtllS institution will be opened for the recep
a ton of Young Ladies the first "Wednesday
in May next, under the care of Miss MARY GIL
MAN, who has for some time past been employ d
as teacher in the Female Seminary in Andover,
Instruction in music by Miss CHARLOTTE
PADDOCK.
ST. Johnsbury. 18th March, 1912. 243w4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29

"sg ..o proceedings OF Congress for the past
pNO'', :" sss how the locofoco members Of the
week. '"a ,.king against Protective Tariff, and
iOu'e az wings for favoring oneThey are follow
aba'ng c;a,ds in the Senate, Woodbury., Wright,
as '""" Calhoun and Benton We should
Bd'haH'Ih' ,biups would induce every friend of
think s ,o Industry to abandon forever the British
Fam marty.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29

Shaw fell in this place last Friday evening,
" ,ooth of ten inchns.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29
NOTICE.

XXTHEREAS ELECTA l. KATHAN, my
wv wife has left my bed and board without any
provocation this is TO forbid all persons trusting
or haiboring her and child my account shall
pay no debts of their contracting after this date.
DANIEL e. KATHAN
Charleston, March 10, IS42 243w.}~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29

ro,our. A married lady in Ohio
Co',L' ,.;rs of neghbor ofhaving stolen one
sccp''d 'p0 no,s. The husband of the accused
Ofber h0"'. lad of the accuser for SANDER, and
spsd 'Os n ..;aIs obtained verdict. The husband
severn .ssrsr got tired of the law, and settled
'f'a' , affair affair by paying over $1,000! A dear w'ie'
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-03
From The NeU York Herald.
Nj Y S II E RIO US.

A GENTLEMAN belonging to one of the
N most ancient and wealthy families of this
city, who must be well known to numerous
friends, having since the year IS up to recently,
been bent nearly double, and for several years con-
fined in his bed, has been restored to good health
has rcgaincd his natural erect position--and
has quilted his carriage, and now walks with
easel! We believe this is the gentlenans own
description as near as possible, aud there is no
sxagcration in ii. We will give inquiries as to
his address, and doubt not his humane feelings
will excuse theliberty so that one doo6ting, NAV
hno,C these facts; though he requests his name
may not appear in print. Among other similar
instances, Mr.. Jas. &. Reynolds, | IA Christie st..
has been restored, and will give personal assn
RANGES OF the facts of his case. Both were rheu-
mailsm and contracted cords and sinews. How
has this been donel
Ans,cer. BY the Indian Vegetable ELrier in.
ternally, and He,cs' Nerve and Bone Lininleni
externnly.-N. YHerala Jan. 26, 1871,
Sold oniyby Comstock & CO., II Maiden Lane.
For sale at the Drug Store of q. l.. Thompson.
Ottawa.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-03
Tayl0r's BaIsam of Liverwort.
From the New York SUM-

YNHE established character of this excellent me-
IL dicine, and the universal use which il has at
tanned, render any attestaon by us of its inesrna
bic value entirely unnecessary, though an aoquain-
lance with its merits, matured, as it has been by
long experience of them among our immediate
friends, would warrant US in giving unqualified
endorsement TO all that is said in its favor. Our
object in this notice is not consequently, to praise
the balsam; but we feel bound, by our duty to the
public, to state that many vile counterieits upon it
have been and still are palmed upon community.
and to further state that the Widow TAYLOR, No.
375 Bowery is the sole proprietor of the original
balsam, and all other preparations to which the
name Of DR.. Taylo.'s Ba.sam is given, are misera-
BILE counterleits. At her Office and agencies 0nly
can the true balsam be obtained, and the vendors
of other preparations purporting to be such, are
not only wronging dependent and helpless wi
dow and her children of their rghtful property
indeed oftheir daily bread-but wronging the pub
lie out of their dea IS. blessing, their health.
For sale at the bug Store of G.. l.. Thompson
Ottawa, Ill. 42-t
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j dye Patterson.

FAD the following from Judge Patterson, for
"a thirty years the first Judge of the county in
which he lives:
Middleton, ~ j.. March IL, 1871.
Nessrs, Comstock & Co.
Gentlemcn--You are at liberty to make such
use OF the following certificate as you deem will
best subservc the purposes ior which it is intended
(CeHVicdte Of Judge Patterson.)
1 hereby certify that my daughter has been
afflicted with sick headache for the space of about
" years; the attacks occurring once in about two
weeks, frequently lasting "a hours during which
time the paroXysms have been so severe, as an.
parcnty soon to deprive her of life. And after
having tried almost all other remedies in vain.
have been induced as last resort to try Spohn's
Headache Remedy as sold by you; and to the
great disappointment and Joy of herself and all her
Trends, she found very material relief from the
hrsi dose y! the medicine. She has followed mn
the directions with the article, and in every case
when an attack was threatened has found mme
date relief, until she is permanently cured. The
attacks are now very seldom, aud disappear almost,
Immediately after taking the quantity directed.
hope that Others may be benefited hy the use of
this truly invaluable medicine, has induced me TO
send you the above, and ramain your ohelient
servant JEUU PATTERSON
Judge of the Court C. p.
Sold oniy by Comstock& CO. n Maiden Lane
For sale at the Drug Store of G.. l.. Thompson,
Ottawa 81 ly.
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Canal Sales.

Am Monday the 9th dag OF June
~ next, at Lockport, Illinois, sale
will be had of town lots in said town.
On Tuesday the 7th of the same month,
at the same place, sale of canal lands
to be continued from day to day Unit!
completed.
On Monday the 18th of the same
month, at Ottawa, a sale of town lots in
the said last mentioned town.
And on Wednesday, the 18th, at La
Sale sale Of town lots in said town.
OF the said lands, all of the northeast
and southwest quarters of each section
that can be sold under existing laws, will
be offered for sale and will be set up 4;
the prairie lands in eighty and the timber
lands in twenty acre lots, except where
former sales or the usual subdivisions
leave prices.
The terms of sale are for all town lots
and prairie lands, one tenth of the pur.
chase money paid down and note given
Tor the balance in twenty years, with
interest at six per cent. payable at the
end of each year; for timbered land, one
fourth down, and the balance in three
equal yearly instalments, interest at six
per cent. payable yearly in advance.
By order Of The board Of commissions
ers Of the Illinois and Michigan Canal.
Attest ]. MANNING, Sec'y.
Lockport, March Is, 1912. 45--6w