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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-15

Their t'uck consists W. part e Muh' SAny. Walnut,
Curied Maple, Grecisu, Ereich, \, r.i Pot and
huuck"'i, Cane, Cushion and Spring Scat CHAIR,
hiH~k"n, Standing FRET Freuth, Stroll Top, Stat.
Back AID Straight Spindle Wood SrAI CHAIRS rKs.
's1rV Sh '~~ry NSu-s e odd chairs such isIge,
ranr Nnd cushIuIed scat MalT'g nv, WsItAt. B-s.
ton, SIR u Top, Hui Stat B"'k, ilvckin= Glars,
Table, Sewing. Nur'ery aud Childrrns' Ch1irs
AIs" n Knnd supply If Bedsirad., Tables. &c,
r'h'aniIy "n hand. PerEuus desIrous ct purchasing
would d" well To give call, We are ct ,in
lU Ilsas- hOlh ia rrIce and suaHty Chairs ., 1 Fur
Tiiurr made Ia urdor tho shUrI,s n0Iirs.
~ b, Chairs conveyed TO sny part Il tn. civ free
Of charge. mar 2S-3u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-15
MARKET STREET CHAIR AND FURNTTURE
WARE ROOMS,
81. I56 Sssls ,a.t earnrr q MaIk.t squ.rs,

, IVN FILf 4 SUNS, WUuId
respectfully luiOrn lheH cui,tUuuers
A&d tie puLlic ia general, that
they have INV uu hand, at ILcie
offensive NatS To ms. lie largest
aud htul rba"rImeui uG CHAIRS
ever brforr ,drr,d ia Ihis Si' 4, alt
vi Watch they will wsrrA I sq'.Hi
ia pOiuI ui HanufacIu. ais finish
1" anything H that liSe we.. vi tie
AlleghruIes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-15

HORSES that have RinRsgo,.o, SPAWN, Wand
Gale, &c, are cared by Roofs Specific; aud
Fodndered horses euurely cUrei by Roof Eouu-
der OluInenl. Mark Tits, all hurSemau.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-15
COUGHS, COLDS a CONSUMPTION.

COUGHS, COLDS g. CONSUMPTION.
MI KS WILSON, Of Lancaster county, Pa
1'L entirely cured bV the use of DR. Swayne' s
'SYruP OF Wild cherry. Her symptoms were, con-
SseaHi Coughing, pam m the eide, bd * aud head
depraVed appetite, spltUng Of blood. no rest at
nlght, &C Alter usIng two bottles of DR.
.S"ayne compound syrup OfPuuus Yirginiana
or Wild cherry, she found herself RELIEVED. and
ey the tiiEe she ad used the third bottle. She
found herself cured OF the aforesaid dis.ns,
'~high she had beSn afflicted with for thrce
BE- CAREFUL OF YOUR COLDS.
m1ny people are spt to consider a cold but
Inning matier,snd TO thlnk that 1T will 20 way
in day OF twO;" AID they give theL.seIyes no
TtTOuble about u. But 60 such we w.uld saw he
careful Of Of your cdids'-dO not tanner viii yoWy
'c0nsututIOns. " yOn 'eslre 10 live tOs good
and speedy cure.
, DR. .'waynss compound syrup Of Wild cherry
mas cured more colds than any other medicin
Offered for sale IN bis country. The ceiufcates
OF cure ELECTED 10y this invaluable m, dlce winch
the proprietor - daily receiving are Of the most
gratifying hdtJre. aud tend 10 show iis saoat,ys
Dropsities' and hehRh RANK II holds IN public
sssiims;SOt.-M Ocfaor.
CONSUMPTION! CoNs-NpTroV,
More proofs Of the efficacy Of Dr. s.vsy,.,.
compound symp 0f Wild ch.rry, 10 relieving sfIllc-
ftiOns
no Cr Swayne. Dear Sir-Tbe fin. b,-t..-
when I would not recommend melIcIr,c 49,. ~
tlsed in the public prints. over my own sI 5r,,,,r
now feel difl.Teut-I feel relief. I wa re'l,,cJ
~ piOuaC~u LOuhh 'gI slA months 10 a mere
skest0ni no rest az ii2hg soreness aud ,siU i0
my breast, side, &C. Suffice 70 90 saw / us,J
your compound syrup Of Wild cherry, which h., y
few weeks relieved me ehcctuaiiy, I avn certain
had 10 not been for your medIc.n ZEE Tas ne f,
quently depends on early attention Ia nm,
nedicines) shJul now be ~ the silent groye y
Let no person delay, bot procure y,,ur Syrn,
and be relieved u their Coughs and C,iy ~ |
they are dangerous companions. Rud often I'D I
10 fatal consequences. Y0ur trfepd W. ''a1
ABRAHAM SKINNER Crsvf9rJ e. D.
EiFDT Swsyncs Office, No 81 N0rfb 500 q.
Dns dOuf below Arch Philadelphia wbe~e III -
fsrs dor agsBcies, s. must BE- GsrOctsJ Rf ~, Ol
les will be expected. 0'o'eH-
Dr Swuyn's compound Syrup Of HiJ .L.-..
> for sale st the Drug slOrs OF '"e'i5
JANIS BAKER.
nsY Whcslng, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-15
RHEUMATISM AID LAMENEss 10,

lively CURED, SuJ al sh Ilvetiet muscles Sud liubs
are'Iestored, Iu the Old or young, toy the Indian
Fegctab, Ehxu aud Nerve and Buns uintvnt
but never wllhosI the name VI CSagStVck SS
C0. omit.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-15
To FAMILIES AND INyALIDs.

I'uk 10 .tONl,ss indispensable remVc.vs may De
to0hA AZ tbs VI izSS drug stOros, and sOOu AZ
esery eVa0tty store "a the state. tIe uUtuoet aid
'asv~f Sot tacm unless they have lhS i1c simlle
slxuats-s OF GOMSIOCk g. 81 on tue wrap
pers, as all others o. the 81 .uS nsiuts are ia se
lupOsU0RS Rpi cdaRterlvllS Ii the nleTchauI
nearssi va has Ihe;a not, urge him ~ procure
thetn Al ~ NJ aIio lane, the next umg DC visit.
New FORK. Vr 10 Nj lOr Jben, No Ia A.
ho N Eu.tnf z hes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-15
EELEN. cIc.

are wholly prevented, OF governed N the attack
has come on, Il YOU use the >nly true Hays liza.
nssnt. from C0mstOcS Il CO, ALL SURES aud
'svary'hIng relieved by II that admits OF an vUt-
ward application. IL acts lax. a ChaUm. Usel;.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-15

OUNO ES TRACT. There IS no other prep
ration Of Sarsapariila that can exceed or egua
this III you sure To get Coca stuck's you " al
FAD 1t SUPERIOR 10 all oihe:s. Ii dc. L,I r.q,IT,
lFEffiIng.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-15
CORNS.-The French pIast.risa sure eur,
East India Hair dive.


Coiors the hair aIy shade yoI wIsh, az will
Get color the skin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-15
Dr. EE.V,S
CELESTIAL BALM

or CdINA.-A pos tive cur, for ia. ills aud
all ex'ernal aIlngs-all internal Irrita ATOMS bru'i
. 20 the surface bv friction with this Balu;-so a.
est this balia applied on a 2anucl will reIiry.
aud suts at once. Fresh wounds Ur old ssrcs
are rapidly cured by IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-15

eradicate all worms IN children or adults with
certainty quite astonishing. Ills tie same as IN al
a. ade by Fahnestnck, aud sells with rapIdlt,
almost incredible, by Comstock & -, ~ York
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-15

4. >. MAI. LINE FOR WOOSTER.
We viii ,Iart ''tt coaches
X4$RN4z<1 lulure Irvrn Il.is Plsre. ai9
A5FsS{E3S%1A u'rIock \ Il, vi e:rrI AIurIs',
E[z2ss-->-SS,s - Wsdn, ssy and FRIDAY. -
Wooster, { lev el.nI, Nutwak. &c via Nj PlraSani,
CndiE and CAua DiVVr, running ia euaiScti- u " TIA
lues E'r Lower SauIusky, PSrryISurg, aud ON u
Detroit, the fare Tits route has heeu UJuvSd IL
pruINr7lun ~ the Iiues; Jewellers ~iShiuK ~ 60
north, " Ill find ms = cheap, rPerdy aGd peasant
route. Olive at ihs Lar Of the l. s IiuIel, Wafer
street, Wheeling, Va. JOHN \ MYERS,
Pr'Pr"tOr'
BAETlEY DSSNsoS, Agent ian ~
MARKET STREET CHAIR AND EURNTrURE
WADE RnnMS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-15
DALLEY's MAcIcALPA1N
harry remedy ever juveniles fsr all new nr old
BURNS q SSAEDS.

rSud soIes, aud s.re ElES, IL has dctJshiCd
thousands. Ia will take out all paia az tet, IA
uJSs, aad nO lailure. IL will cur. ile P!le..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-15
HEADACHE

DE- SpOhn's Head2 che KemcCy VIII eHectually
Surc sick headache, either iroW the Nerves ct
bilious. asndress Of families aIe HS'ua; It With
great JOY.
nR SPOHN'S ELIXIR OF HEALTH,
for thS certain prevention Of Feoers, ur any sen
sral sickness; NeepITg the stomach ia mJsI
perfect order, the bowels regular, aud delermI.
nau' u the surf1c.. COtds, coughs paius ~
the boues. hOarseness, and DrOs.y are quickly
cured by IL. kaUw this by IryinS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-15
L:N'S SPREAD PL,srERS

better aud NOR. nice aud useful sriielv never
was made, All should wear Them regularly
Inns TEMPERANCE Buffers:
The princip!S ot sub sttuUny the tonic in place
II the the StimUldHt sriuciple, which asFeior,,,-
oj so MANY drank ards r., hr used witb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-15
pR BARTHOLOMEW
lZ=zGECEkN-
eur Ut CURE dil inClpleut Goa stump
Coughs & colds
.NOLMsTOCK,S VERMiErCE

thkeh IN ume, aud IS delightful Rrmciy. Re
n.eIn Der the name, aud get Com stocks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-15

The principal office 10. the sale OF these ,val,-
able medicines No 80 Wood s,rrct, between First
and SScOi.d streets, pittsburgh, Pa.
X r sELLEi(S, Proprietor
Also, FOR sale -hy JAS BAkEk
corner Of Main ard Monroe .is
nov ll--v Wl,p.i;.,. ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-15

o. tie u"iS,rsai y,tobie @eOl,c,r- y IAs Rrii.k
college II HeUi'k-- Lo'sSiUa.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-23
Foreign News,

The Acadia arrived at Boston on the lst inst.
bringing news from England up to the 10Th ult.
The most material item of English news is an
unexpected deficiency in the revenue. According
to the exhibit of the chancellor Of the cxchequer
on the S!h, the revenue had fallen of largely du-
ring the year from Sir Il. Peel's estimates--near-
ly two millions sterling.
But the most important news brought by this
arrival is in reference to the repeal agitation in
Ireland On this subject Wilmer and Smiths
European Times of May 10Th has the following :
The agitation for the repeal Of the union is ma
king strides in Ireland very alarming to the gov
eminent. Instead of attending to his duties in
the house of commons, Mr.. o. Connell has re-
NAMED at home organizing his plans for moving
his countrymcn, and he has succeeded eflectuay
The Catholic clergy have joined the movement
great numbers. Tens of thousands are congrega-
gated at Mr.. o Connell's beck, and the country is
in the same fearful state of agitation as in 1929
To arrest this disorganization, the Duke of Wei
lington in the upper and Sir Robert Peel in the
lower hone ;-,lared their intention the other eve
ing Of putting down the repeal agtation-hy
force, if necessary. The movement is as odious
in England as it is popular in Ireland Mean
while, Mr.. O'Connell has hurled defiance at his
assailnnts, and in terms more energetic than po-
lite dares them to the conflict. Troops are pour
ing daily into Ireland, and that unhappy land
seems destined to continue what i, has ever been
"a prey to contcnding factions and angry pas
sions. At the meeting of the Repeal association
on Monday, the amount of the weekly "rcnt,"
ending the l5.h i~st was declared to be 42)6,
which O'Connell - the "Pcel and Wellington
contributions" O'Connei's language is daily be-
coming holder, aud he evidently feels the eeva-
ten to which he has been restored by the injudi-
cious declarations of the English cabinet. He
says in effect that he will obey the law as il stands,
but if new and unconstitutional enactments are to
he enforced against the repeal movement, he will
resist them by force, if necessary. 1t seems, ac-
cording to the declaration of one Of the Catholic
bishops that the whole of that body in Ireland,
without an exception, are in favor of The repeal
mnvpmcut
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-23
The yo;ce Of the Democratic Press.

From every quarter of the Union the democratic
press have signiied their unanimous approval Of
the nomination of Col. WxAkfonrn in this,con-
gressonal district. This speaks volumes for the
nom.lee, as no man can receive such Partially
ard attention without deserving it. Below we
publish sevchl articles from. the leading demo-
cratic papersand regret thatours space will not ad-
nit of a MORE complete list and extended notice.
Sucl,mprked attention on the part of the demo-
cratic press.of this country.is lasting honor to
Col. W., ahl will amply compensate him for the
abuse of a den of 1at-healel discrganizers and
bigoteI, self-conceited political demagogues, who
are constantly feeding on the crumbs that fall
from the public table, and are never satisfied I'M
less pampered end feed by that party, 10 ,chieh
Mey are nO,o and ahcays hare been a blvthen, a
fostering ulcer, and an ererIasfag disgrace.'
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-23

There is frequently an ability and high-minded
independence displayed in the editorial manage
ment of the Western Citizen the abolition paper at
Chicago, that makes US think sometimes the editor
ga man pre-eminently above his business as old
Kit North would say. Speaking of the attempts
made by several Of the leading wing journals in
this state TO ruin our credit abroad SO that capital
ISIS will be induced to withhold The money for
the completion Of our canal, the Citizen uses the
following language:
We are sorry to see that several of the most in
Auenlial papers ir the state are doing all they can
to sink credit abroad, and to prejudice capital
lists against an Investment in canal stock. These
journals have labored hard To create an impression
that the dominant party in the state entertained
the deliberate purpose of repndiating the debts
which have been already contracted, and that in
dvduals who might be induced toinvest their ca
ptal in canal stock would be sure to lose it. We
have not been able to discover the least evidence
of any such intention, aud it must be gratifying
to every one Who feels an interest in the welfare
and honor of the state to find that these croakings
have not produced the effect intended. This all
comes of miserable partisan spirit, which rem
ders its possessor incapable of seeing any virtue
in political opponent, and makes him willing to
sacrifice anything and everything to the success
Of the faction TO which he belongs.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-23

promises and their deception and humbugery ge-
neraly. The wings were now moving heaven
and earth to have Henry Clay elected president in
1874. Should they succeed, the democracy knew
from past experience what the country had to ex-
pcct. There might be divisions in the democra-
tic ranks at the next presidential election. There
nigh, be more than two candidates in the field,
aud the election of president might devolvc upon
| the house of representatives. Ia that event, each
state would have a vote, and a majority of TIE
delegation from each state would have the casting
its vote. The wings were confident of electing
three Of the members Of congress in this state at
the next August election. If they succeeded in
this district they would have four--a majority
and if the election Of president should deyolve up.
on the house Of representatives, the vote Of this
state would be cast for Henry Clay, notwiihstan-
ding at the presidential election in lsfl this state
might give 10000 majority against him. Hence
the extreme importance that the democracy of this
district should be united at the next August cleo
tion--that they should not permit themselves to
be swayed by personal prcJudlces. The democrats,
he said, have a majority of at least two thousand
in this district if they are united they have no
thing to fears it is only by division that they can
he conquered. The wings knew this, and hence
their usidlous attempts to ioment discord in our
ranks. But he hoped tie democracy were too wise
to be duped by their ar;s--too wise to permit the
wings to chucklc over them after they have been
caught in their snares. This was no time to in
dulge in feelings Of personal cnmty. Great prin-
ciples were at stakc-principles in comparison
with which yea s:nk into utter insignllicance.
How foolish then for the democrats to quarrel
among themselves when they may lose so much
by it, but can gain nothing. Don't said he,
"don't dance on the blink of precipice."
We are aware that in the above sketch we have
been far from doing justice to Col. WIS very able
speech; but our only object has been to convey
to our readers some distant idea Of what it was
like, in which wo hope we have at least partial
ly succeeded. The Col. spoke about two hours,
during which he was listened to with the utmost
attention. lis speech has had good effect. 1t
has strengthened many a democrat in the faith,
while his wcll-dirccted shots into the wing camp
have caused them TO nutter; and it has had the ei.
feet of uniting the democracy of La Sale as one
man in his support.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-23
Finh Congressional District.

The democratic convention of the 9Th congress.
sional district which met at Grisgsvle on the 9th
inst, nominated for congress tho Hon. SrrruEN
A. DOUGLASS, on the 81 ballot. The several can
dida'es and their respective friends, it is stated
cordially acquicsced in the nomination, and are
determined to use their best eycrtons for the sue
cess of the nominee. Indeed. there can bc no
reason why it should be otherwise. An ADLER
speaker or more sterling democrat can surely not
be found within the district, nor one more capable
Of leading the democracy on to glorious victory.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-23

The last Rock River Register spends column
or two of ridiculous slang on tho democratic can.
ddate for congress in this district, from which we
have been able TO draw no other inference than
that the editors ''anxious mother don't know he's
out" Has it ever occurred to the editor Of the Il.
that he is located in the siTh district a shat
therefore his readers will be little likely to thank
him for occupying his columns with the concerns
of the fourth district, with which they have no.
thing to do We would most respectfully sug-
gesi to the editor of the Register that he forthwith
apply himself diligently to the study of the hisio-
~ of the celebrated Yankee pedder who made an
immense fortune by miading his o,csl business
and, also, that he commit to memory, without
delay, the golden rule of the old Scpth teacher Of
rheioric-"Ncver speak until 20 ha' something
to say"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-23

Within tho past few weeks n considerable al
icration has taken place in the appearance Of our
streets and sidewalks. The corporation officers
have been at their posts, and nobly have they
discharged their duty. The streets are all now
graded, and most OF the sidewalks are in good
condition. If a little more enterprise was mani
tested in regard to the latter, much good might
follow, to say nothing ofthe good taste and judy
meat of our citizens it might evince.
We notice that several new buildings are about
being erected, and that others are being repaired
The new Baptist church, which is quite an orna.
mcnt TO the place, is nearly Gnishcd.-Soveral
new firms have recently commenced business, and
others are shortly expected to branch out and in
crease their operaons.--1'hc ladies' OF our place
never looked more beautiful aud pleasing, and the
gentlemen generally look Fat and jolly,-Business
ia improving rapidly enough for the peoples
morals. Our merchants and other business men
are doing moderate hut safe business, and hope
to prosper. The whole moral and physical world
is getting right once more, and even old Sol him
self has condcsccnded to smile upon us and i'm
part his usual blessings.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-23
From the Dover IN. ~ Gazette.

ErIt gives us pleasure to learn that
at a Democratic Convention in the 4th
Congressional District in Illinois, Col.
JOHN WENTWORTH, editor Of the Chicago
Democrat, formerly of Sandwich in this
state, was nominated as the candidate for
representative to congress. liz is de-
mocrat Of whom the people of The west
may well be proud, and upon whom they
have done well in bestowing this honor.
The democracy must see that he is elected.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-23
Correspondence.


SPpINGF1ELn, June II, 1913.
Mesrs. Hisc y Osmaa-Agr eeably to my pro.
mise on my way hilher, will advise you of what
is passing at the scat of government.
The circuit court of the United States is in ses-
sion, heI by Judges Mclean and Pope. The
court thus constituted is an able one, and justice
is so administered as to give entire satisfaction to
the members OF the lar and the community. The
trial of Mr.. Prescott, of Chicago, late land office
receiver, on an indictment charging him with ha-
wing taken the public monies of the government,
has been tried this week, and excited much inter-
est After full and patient Investigation, the
jury returned averdct of mol gully, without leav-
ing their seats. Mr.. Prescott will return to his
reproach.
The court has modified the rule regulating the
sale property on execution under the two-thirds
law of 1910. BY the rule as modified, mortgaged
property will be sold without appralsement, but
executions issuing upon judgments in ordinary
cases of debts will he levied, and the property APP
praised aud sold for not less than two-thirds of its
value. do not understand that the court has
adopted the appraisement law of last winter.
Politically every thing wears fair aspect The
prospects of the democracy for the August cleo
tons are encouraging. McClernand, Fickln, and
Smith in the south, are carrying all before them,
in their canvass for congress. The nomination
Of Robert Smith, Esq, of Alton, for the first dis
trct is exceedingly popular. lie goes il with
perfect rush. Mr.. Smith is a self made nun, has
much intelligence and ready talent, and is just
such man as will suit the people, and VIII truly
and faithfully represent therintetests The most
unlavorablc omen is the division in the democra-
tic ranks in the Chicago district. 1t is feared it
will result in the election Of Spring the wing
candidate. V.D.M.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-23
Liberty Nomination.

held convention at Chicago on the 9Th inst, and
nominated Mr.. JonS II. HENDERSON, of Indian
Creek, in this county, as the "Liberty" candidate
for congress at the next August election Mr..
II. is young man of considerable talent, but is
so completely taken up with the zone idea" Of
aboiitionism. that we fear he will never turn them
to a very useful account
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-23
From the shawneetown Gazette.

We learn from the Ottawa Free Traderl
that Col. JOHN WENTWORTH, editor of IL
Chicago Democrat, has receivedthe denlQ.
cratic nomination for congress in-tKe
fourth district. We rejoice that theIpto-
fession is looking up, and are gratifey 81
see that the democracy Of the northNe
about to reward an old laborer in NJ
cause. We hope he may lind more plst-
sure in his new career than is to be found
in the turmoil and drudgery Of cat@s-
for the public taste. IN
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-23
a Prep Conc.

We have been requested to state that the name
of WILLIAM BrnNE, of La Sale, in this county,
was attached to the outrage on the Declaration OF
Independence which appeared in the Juliet Signal
of the 2ith ut., without his knowledge or consent
Mr.. b. was strongly opposed to the nomination oil
Col. Wentworth, but, because that individual has
been nominated, he does not consider sullicicn,
reason for lending his name to distract the demo
wings.