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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-18

JAMES BUCHANAN the distinguished
Pennsylvania statesman and senator was
nominated for the Presidency at state
convention held at Harrisburg, January
9th, 1913. His name has been intimate
ly connected, for the last twenty years,
with the diplomatic and legislative history
of the government
In 1913 he was elected a member Of
the Pennsylvania legislature, and re-elec-
ted in the following year. In 1929 he
was elected 10 Congress, and was after
wards reelected four times, and served
ten years, when he declined a reelection.
He was appointed in 1888 Minister to
Russia by President Jackson.
For the last eight years, since his re-
turn from Russia, he has served as
member Of the United States Senate.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-18

LEWIS CAss Was born in Exeter, IN.
h. October the OH, 1882. He was ed
ucated at the Exeter Academy, and stud
led law at Marietta, (0hio, and was adj
mltlcd to the bar in 1872. In 1896, he
was elected a member of the Ohio legis-
lalnre. in 1907 he was appointed mar
shall of the state, which office lie resigned
in 1914. From 1912 he was engaged in
the military movements on the frontier,
and was promoted to the rank of Briga-
der General. In 1913 he was appoin-
ted Governor of the Michigan Territory.
After having held the Office for eight
years, lie was appointed by General Jack
son, Secretary Of War. He has since
held the post Of Minister at France,
from which station lie has recently re-
turned.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-18

DANIEL WEBSTER was born in Sails.
bury in the state of New HAMPSHIRE. on
the 18Th of January, 1882. lie studied
law and was admitted to practice in 1895.
tie first entered public life in 1879,
when at the age Of thirty he was chosen
representative TO congress from his ma
live state. In 1916 he removed to Bos-
ton where he has since resided. From
1929 To 1927 he was member of the
house Of representatives from the city of
Boston, in the Eth and 18Th cnngress.
In 1896 he was reelected, but before he
had taken a sea! he was elected to the
United States senate to fill vacancy
andwas successfully reelected every six
years, till he was called to the Office Of
SeGftary Of State by General Harrison.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-18

WINFIELD ScoTT was born on the 18th
of June, 1885, in the county of Dinwij.
die, near Petersburg Va. being intended
for the law, he received a liberal educa.
ton, and was graduated at William and
Mary College. Owing to British out.
RACES he lorsook the law, aud accepted a
captains commission in a regimen, Of ar
iiIlery. With but little inirrmlsson Gen
eral Scott has led military life. lie is
now at the head Of the army of the United
States, and his name has been mentioned
in connection with the Presidency.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-18

JOIN TYLER, President of the United
States. was born in the county of Charles
City, Va, March ooh, 1900; was ed.
ucated at William and Mary College, and
completed his legal studies under the d.
rcctlon Of the celebrated Edmund Ran
doph. In 1909 he was admitted to the
bar, and two years afterwards he was
chosen 10 the state legislature, as a
member for his native county, hav-
ing just attained his twenty-frsl year.
He continued a member of the Prvy
Council Of State. In the fall of 1916 he
was chosen to represent Richmond coun-
ty in the house Of representatives Of the
United States, of which he continued a
member until 1921, when in consequence
of i'll health he declined reelection. In
1923 he was again chosen a member Of
the legislature of Virginia, and continued
one till 1925, when he was chosen n
senator in congress, which Office he held
ill 1886, during which time lie was cleo
ted president pro tenn. of the senate, when
in consequence of his inability 10 recon-
Gle certain instructions Of the legislature
with his sense Of constitutional obliga-
ton, he went into retirement, in which he
remained until elected Vice President Of
the United States in 1910, with the eX-
ception Of a service OF one session in the
legislature, in 1898, from the county Of
James City,
On the 9TH Of April, lSil, he succeed
ed TO the Presidency on the death Of Gen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-06
Foreign ImpOrtatiOns.

CArToN-Ship Nanc( epoed )-2si ehts $3.50
NJ 40 1880 DIS young hvson S. hf chs bxs
% NJ DO ITO prs hyson 5s ch hysen skin h do
6o ons and pouchopg IS? hi chests 400 lab
dyson do .,dse 20 Gswod"ics hi chests youns
hyson 20 ch D, cat, soachong a cs3 bds Hepburn
youry hyson 1860 nf lab bx ii olb ty do
700 i3h bog SO lib boxes 300 Glib cattv do Icb cat,
~der 1862 10 boxes 1850 sls d. s5 canister s..
!ob ca ty bx chests imperial 27t chests STA l3lb
do Ming Yong pouchong do Nina Young ehsng 100
Sx souchong 4S cs Csssa OIL 1000 bx crackers $40 rolls
Ws,mo.;Tlo half chests young Tyson, IL do souchsrg.
bundles Malaga canes. casks rlks. to Captain
oNdba .,sk, salt 50 tons coal
powders CLARK ConneIIso do Wilson B.own-Oo do
IRON do slate Is baskets IS aRvs packages 80 bags nails
to order.
TRIssTaIBrig Peo-lO casks tartar A Cunning.
ham, Msorewood-l BaHerley-lOo bund es hemp IL
1;T =: lsS eri May ug.ies, ID, seed rkge
So cream t.,sf5 hhds s cases Pig II Roult-
syihes case toys Wasne case boS brnde
PIemo1-i donkey Master-s bales anmoay bIs steel
cream tartar cases Samuel Benies-5 easel iquosh cask
fish bops. bale case. pkg Mster-a BIZ mdz shaw-5
IsoHoRr-BaIq,e Harmony N(Rep.rted Yesterday )2 b,s
silks do silver works Delafe,d-i boxes mds Ds-
Harmony oil ese s p porter @Gz
Roue-6 cases pks: mdz CO. dhue t'o-2s cases mdz
ptss hats HadJen-s b ck marble Pigs gum 100 bxs
soan 81 cases straw hats cases silks bales silk bales
BsrAr-Bsrque Agitaor-6o casks bleaching powders 100
tons coal 30 900 FIRE bricks to order.
masss. oa Shas sh do
% bbls do IS runs rum W Arch bald.
Domestic Impor tations.
40 bbis mol asses Hart.
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State of Trade.

The trade of the city is palpably the increase the
surest ipdcaton of which is the hourly increasing vol
ume of Hcurrent money in Wall street. The number OF
strangers the city large and their presence revives
trade.
Cpfee-Th demand, prices were, how.
ever unchanged. $500 bags Brazil, 81; 1900 do La.
guyra, S. 1900 do Java IL lia 800 ST. Domingo St
a5s; 600 do Cuba, Gas.
Cotton-The market has beel firm, with increased C.
tivity and at sh sde better prices Sales follows-
1000 bales Upland and Florida 81 72 $500 do New Or
leans and Mobile, 81 81 and 9 alof
Provisions Sales old Prime Pork at 81; new Prime
81 62t; Mess 50; old Mess SO 10 So ae of lard at
&c. Picked Hams az Sc. Smoked Hams at Of II for
good Smoked Sides at SIC; smoked Beef7 II. Butter
Western at 6fc Cheese at 7c.
Fish-Cod and Msckerel are higher Sales Of dry Cod
at 50 50; No. Mackerel So 80; 2, So IL; So, S..
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90 FAMILY QUARRELS ARE MORE DIFFJ
CUT appease and reconcile than any other thew often
outve one generation and left to posterty as an in
not as easily disposed of the hard gotten
sas Oh years OF industry and frugaity To all such we
hey are wonderful appeasers of irritable tsmpers and
aturoed Increasingly relieve the worst headache or
psPuaton IN lew minutes-quiet the and equal
lze tne temper, making you as calm and composed as
summers morning" We have often known Of their eff
oacy, as also the Doctors Cough and Worm Lozenges
and many child lives blessing to its parents that
would have been in its cold and silent grave had 1t not
Deeh or Shermans Lozenges. If any is blessed in
TINS world surely the Dr. is the one for he literally
cohed with the outpourings of the ovcoyed hearts Of
thousands who have been restored to health from his in
street. " o No'Sau
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Died.

5th inst the Rev. THos. C LEvISs, aged 81 yeas
Funeral Sunday, ror, his late residence $50 broome
street, at Up. M.
On Friday, 9th inst FRANCIS PHuLIpror Esq. a native
of France for many years resident of this city, aged
years.
His friends and acquaintances respectfully request.
ed attend his funeral from his late residence No 1T
Duane street. Sunday afternoon, at o'clock, without
further invitation
18th May, HESTER NJ. c., wife of Thomas Kelly and
daughter Of John Palmer, ESQ, aged 20 years.
fhe friends OF the family respectfully requested
attend her funeral afternoon at half past
o'clock from her late residence No. Elizabeth street.
without further invitation.
At Paterson N 9th of April after illness OF seve-
raj months, THOMAS WALKER, aged 81 years He was a
rood father kind hearted and Industrious man. and
Tor number OF years at tho head Of large calico print
ng establishment in Paterson. He has left wife and
family to mourn his loss.
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Passengers Arrived.

FAHHcNKtrH hrrIVeU.
BrLrAsr-Baque Agitaor-Nrs Youog aud family, and 100
in he steerage.
LKoHoRN-Bar1re Harmopy-Josenh Vaccari, John Man
ctn New Yoik; DOminlck Brcg aro, Genoa
AT Bosror-iu the Hib mia, from Liverpool-Col Hoo.
way MIR. Hol chi drcn,
servsat Mrs Forsyth and daughter Miss Stewart MISS sepey
Finch. Mr. and Mrs Bennett, MISS Oden Mr. and Mrs VAIN
fright Lieut. Col Shade Captain Robinson and Lieut.
ipen snd servant Capt Broughtor Messr Brand, Oliver
Oliver Colt. Whtsferl, shaw Gilmore Forsyth w Colgn
hono, John Smith, Allen John Finch Broekesby, Thomas
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Jury Whitehead Air Brand, John Stewart. Morgan, Cha
asn sye SIis }9hn Laurie ys
Bartlett, Alexardsr Oakley English, Poson Koy MONTH";
nat hhten ana sappers Mr. and Mrs Murray WsdieI
10 h'har-Mss Atnstrorg Nj. CLAYTON child and nurse.
Mf 1f% s,D Psak n Richie Tho. Wilson
Symts Bridges SAINT Bridges DAVID Cannon Frost Black.
pament rihSng Chas Stewart Jos Aurain From Halifax
chi 'dren. '' ~ ~ -- ~
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

LADELrHI.: May 3An Maria. s,s,son. Port Prince
BALTIMORE, May AR Zenobs. Owens, NaVusbo; Ann
Denman. Howe, Bermuda; Home, NBeds d. Dread Bibber
Gen Washington, Phps. Providence Cid Baltimore, Has.
NosroLx, May sAr Union. Pane Boston for Richmond.
Ann Hudson; Rochhl, Rulon and Constitution Jones
HeT York Thaddeus, Drisco Jersey City; Ida Wooilor5
Richmond for NYrt hinranda Cooley Alexandra for Boston
MOBILE. April 28-Cld Lucy, Bangs NYork
NEw ORLEANS, April z7-Arr Mallory Blown and M.d;
SON. Keller N York. Cid Custom Eldtee. in;on n spi
and Gen Wayne r. bnson, do oA'o"' i'"sseh'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-06
Provision Market.

Our markets much the last week. The beef
is not fine heretofore particularly in Clinton
ket. We saw yesterday, at Broadway Duryeaus,
corner Hudson and Hammersley streets of a superior
quality and to-day they have some equally good, with
choice veal and expect to have green peas Aspar
agus, lettuce and radshes, in market The first at
81 and SO cents bunch the two latter cents head and
bunch. The display of flowers trees and shrubbery
ofthe various kinds adds much to the beauty of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-06
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

SHrPMAN.-shipman, it is said, has been arrested
IN Illinois, and will be immediately brought to Phia
delphia. He has expended but small amount of
the money taken by him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-06

00- ONLY GIVE 1T A FAIR TRlAIIf neonle
would take this method there would be reason to
plain OF humbug.
A. Grandjeans Celebrated Consultations for the human
hair, No. l Barclay street.
A. Grandjean appreciates and combines with circum-
pecon all the prescriptions given in the best authors
giving no preference to his own remedies except where
the requires it, and where moreover experience for
30 many years confirms its efficacy.
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NJ A RITIM HERALD


w shall esteem il favor if Captains Of Vessel, will give
70 Commodore ROBERT SILyEy, of our News Fleet he
Por Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken on their Passage List of their Cargo and
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents snd Cor
respondents, at home abroad will confer by
sending to this Office all the Marine Int grnce they can
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind will be thankfully
received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-06

going through ofmedcine in the spring liz
many other old customs which scoed at by modern
pPahcy Persons are usually Incorporate both in
and drinking in winter than at any other period
me year. The bracng healthy atmosphere of the sea
son prevents the effect OF these excuses being
ne the pores open and the vital action becomes
Tess the impurities which had lain dormant in
70 deyelope in the shape of disease these m
should be swept away in the spring. by the use
proper medicine, and health and tone impaired to the
osesve organs in order to enable the system 70 hear nm
agan: the enervating heats of summer For these pur
are no preparations speedy thorough and
e 10 !ner operation. as Peters, Vegetable Pills and
Cathartc Lozenges few doses of either taken at this
season OF the year may not only hundreds of dollars
itseL Be wise in time. preventive is better than
cure Once l2o Fulton corner Nassau st and 90 North
Sixth st, Philadelphia. N'N ~ 1'0''"
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90 THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY OF DOING
everything right and there only and certain
remedy for badness and gray hair Ifhe hair to be
restored from badness and weak thin hair
ed hokened the skin must first be restored to its
tursl healthy state the circulation promoted and &C
ton keptup The nerves, bloodvesses SC connected
with the bulb root will thus be acted upon through
the skin and reused from their relaxed and torpid
This only to be accomplished by the and continued
application of Clirehughs Trcopherou Patent Med
icated Compound, which will excite the skin to encrea-
sed activity. reanimae the bulb and thus at all
produce new growth Of hair. Price 81 bottle Sold
by Clrehugh, patentee, at his hair cutting rooms 2O5
Brosdwsy private entrance for ladies first door in Fulton
street,
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=, 90 1T IS A CUSTOM WITH MANY TO SHAVE
neads OF persons recovering from sickness to prevent
them from entirely losing their hair. Now il is we'll
known fact thar this sacrifice might be prevented bv
Gsing the genuine Oldridges Balm of Columbia from
only prev ents the hair from falling out but will postive
pepper. " ''HA'
The same may be had of COMsTOCK q co
81 Courtlandt street. near Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-06

% PROFESSOR VELPEAUS CELEBRATED
spEClF'C PILL for the cure of gonorrhna eleet ana
an discharges from the urethra This is an
invaluable remedy and is guaranteed to perform per.
manent cure in less than halt the time of anv "a
medy known to the medical profession It only
remedy Sn,a used in the hospitals Of Europe.
IN boxes containing one hundred pills. 81 per box
once and consulting rooms of the College Of Medi
cine and Pharmacy, 81 Nassaustreet
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
N. b. Persons residing at distance can obtain chest
containing quantity Of Professor Velpeaus re-
medy BY addressing the Agent of the College post paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-06

Several companies of the Third Regiment u. S.
Infantry, numbering in all six hundred and thirty
nve men, arrived at Jefferson Barracks Missouri, on
the Slst ult from Florida via New Orleans.
s"ies OF stocks ut Phiindeiphia Yesterday.
81 shs Mainland Mechs Bank l5i; Is do Reading RR.
~ 100 do y; $1,000 Tenn Bonds, 7oa; shs Phila
ana Mechs 33 $4,000 State S. ls43 5Ot $1,000 do 1896
ooa 40 shs Girard All $1,000 Wilmington RR 6s 1858.
rs loO shs do, Is; $4,000 Cincinnati Bonds 81 10 shs
moyamensing 80; As do State 6 ls45 so; $l6O City 5s
1916, 1904; 30 shs Manuf s. Mechs, l53.
AFTER BoARp-50 shs Wilmington RR, 49, 10 do Plant
ers Bank of Tenn, lss; Sl4OO schuylkill Navigation.
per cent 1850 76 SO shs Western Bank, 42f l35 do Gil
rard, u, 40 do Mechanics, 1913; 100 do Grard, At.
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1.4eO.sOl

x,4S
These facts which place i'll broad light the ad-
vancng state Of France and declining condition Of Eng
land.
In relation to American affairs the papers most.
ly discuss the movement of Colonel Young in
relation to the illegally of the laws by which the State
credit was loaned to companies. Their remarks display
such an utter ncapacity TO understand American nsttu
tioIis that they not worth comment. In relation to
the movements towards compromise and settlement made
by several Of the indebted States the "Times" remarks
as follows
The United States papers mention the report Of the
mttee to which was referred the subject ofthe Michigan
bonds by the State Legislature The committee declares
that The state OF Michigan recognizes all those bond
for which she has received consideration equabl
and just debt" Perhaps this report is but imperecty
quoted end justice is not jone to the committee, but
Stunning that the above is actually the substance we must
the declaration is of i'll for the creditors For
State to declare that will pay those liabilities for
which has received consideration saying nothing
for the most violent regulators merely reject their liza
blites on the ground that adequate com ensaton has
been received. As then the declaration taken lite.
rally can mean not hing, canrot help silspecng that
contains covert meaning; which is, that the State
means 70 set up ne stale plea Of Uant consideration to
escape from portion of its debts and that untotu
tom
This is singular statement, when the paper
tains notice of the English repudatng
amount Of exchequer bills equal to the unacknowledged
Michigan deo the stale plea of want of consi
dcraton A London letter remarks -
LONDON, April lsth 1919.
AMERICAN SrocKs Since our last advices have
variation in the prices transactions to quote
The news OF the Legislative proceedings of the
States, is not OF natureto restore confidence
The business in the stock market here was small and
prices went down slightly; Ohio 6s fell New York ~
/; Kentucky I; Illinois fell I; Indiana Delaware &
Hudson rose per cent; Harlem rose /.
The operations at the Board larger today,
and a mu6h better feeling manifested. Ohio e's
fell
Thequsntty of uncurrenf money in circulation is
pdly Increasing the strangers from the West ARRIVE
/ with their funds.
! RATES DoMgsrIc EXCHANGE NRw YoRK, JUNE, 1871
i WAY |, l8t3.
June, i84l. May !, 1912.
l boston. para pra xpm
l Philadelphia, Az Y dis
l baltimore, aka ~
4 N'chmond, 5ha6 lxirn
I North Carolina ga lhaN
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MONEY MARKET.

Friday, May Do P.M.
The arrivalofthe steamer Hibernia gives again
ten days later from Europe. The is not important
The steamer brings $2aO0OOO. of which 81 Os3 900
rived in this city in the from Boston, and proba
bly, 900 will como tomorrow The consgnees
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philadelphia Cattle Market.

MAY 4-6l9 head of Beef Cattle at market; $50 Pennsyl
vana CATTLE and 1856 Ohio sold in the Philadelphia
ket the butchers at to 81 the principal sales
made at 81 to 6c 1888 Ohio cattle went to New York; 10
left Cows and Cslves-4ll at Market. Sales made
VI $40.
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90 THE UNRIvALLED TONIC NIYrrpr ron
me cure OF all protean forms of dyspepsia low shirts
loss OF appetite, assude cutaneous srptions
SOLD large bottles So each small do ST. in cases
parts of the Union. ~ ~ :" al
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent,
.Omce and Consulting Room of the College of
Medicine and Pharmacy 81 Nassau 81
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90. THE PARIsIAN ALTERAr1ur Aurr1nr

90 THE PARISIAN Alternative MIyr11pr
for the safe and radical cure of all forms Of svnh, %
her primary or secondary also for removing those
pslhs mat arise from an abuse Of mercury This M ~
ure composed OF combination of Botanical reme dai
agents which exercise specific effect on these ter rh
diseases Sold in large bottles So EACH small do a. ;n
sent to all parts Of the Union. F'0"o ana
w. 8. RICHARDSON Agent
ofhce and Consulting Room of the COLLEGE If
Medicine and Pharmacy 81 Nassau .,
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90, DON'T FORGET THAT sEIXAs HAS RE-
d som % CEDAR streete Maiden lone Ifyou want
agood segar give him call and he will make on smack
your lips at the fine flavor of his Havana segars Take
gars. fs ' Sc
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Beng In all about 81, 100000. This is mostly the pro-
ceeds Of produce bills previously RENTED.
The bullion in the Bank of England continues to in
crease showing continued decrease of the quantity in
circulation The exchanges continue much in favor Of
England with regard to the continent and against in re-
lation to this country. The rates are follows -
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TOR sALE-THE RACExBOAT WAVE which for
speed and beauty Of model probably ethe
with iosr or sir oars, length hiIsynIne feet Apply.
WIN. CROLlUS, the Builder,
me 6tisr 400 Water street.
MADAME FLORISE LEFEvRE-Removed from 70
ru Frauklir street 10 20 Walker me lmr
THE REV. y. II. CHAIN OF Charie town, Mass will
preach in the Fourth Unisersast Church, Ezabe
tomorrow morning, AT half past ten o'clock and at half
the evening,
The Rev. Asher Moore, OF phsde pha will preach in the
s,me lice at halt past three NJ ms lt-ec
l ADlEs' CORDWAtNERs' SOCI .IY AN adjourned
- meeting Of the Society, will be held the houe Of
hhger No l0i Elizabeth Monday May H. Al nIn
o'clock in the morning. 90 strike for the list OF wages
adopted At the las meeting. NH.
Every person Interested the result is expected VIII DC
present without fail. j. Z. PULiS' oec'e'"''
mG2tsr
WILLIAM HIGGINS |, hereby assured thst ms 70 lue.s
w faliy granted, and is urResty requested !" can
ms 3ti. 70, "'''e' D. w. LlLLIENDAHL.