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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-07

an AJound,ng Iisa.--O' Council, in great
speech before the Loyal National Repeal Assoca-
ton, Dublin, on the 18Th Of May, made the fol-
lowing striking remark "'rhe history of Ireland
can lie traced through the statute book like the
track of wounded man through the crowd-by
the blood ~
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-07

Of the Sandwich Islands to Great Britain. This
shows almost conclusivcly, that the doings OF
Lord George Paulet were not ordered or author
lied by the British government. Sir Robert Peel
would never have given so unqualified denial to
the report if he had given orders for the seizure.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-07

Extraordinary Benewhnee.--ln late number
of,ho Liverpool Standard tho following is related /;
An old man OF the name Of Guyo,, lived and died
in Marscics. amassed large fortune by the
most laborions industry and the scvcrcst habits OF
abstinence and prisslion. The populace pursued
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-07

A SpEt.--Thc Milleri,ss of Boston have ac,u.
ally formed themselves into two divisions. As IL
common in such cases, they hold each other in
more detesta,ion thon they do the sinners and uu.
believers themselves. This quarrel may lead to
somo important Developments, showing tho ovi.
gin and purpose Of the humbug.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-07

The Sangamo Journal announces to its readers
in garing capitals that the friends OF Col. Went.
worth have destroyed the press al Juliet, bu, tina,
il has been repaired and is going ahead: (Qauy
Can that which has been destroyed DO re-.
paired?)
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-07

Important 10 B@irupts district court of
the United States for the district OF Illinois has
adopted an order, that all applicants for the he.
ncii, Of the bankrupt law perfect their applications
before the c0h Of December next. Upon their
failure to do So their petitions will be dismissed.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-07
WHEAT Cr0p in Western M,tU Yrk.-'

Wheat CroP in Western MtO Yrk.-rbc New
Gcnesec Farmer, If late date, says:
We regret 10 state that the appearance of the
wheat crop in western New York, is very unfavo-
rabc. We dislike all crnaking. but We speak ad
visrdly when we assert lha, the wheat crop Of
western New York will not bc more than half an
avcIase one,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-07

got up for the purpose OF influencing the Mormon
vote in those congressional districts, by one OF the
other Of the political parties in the state. The
las, Sdngamo Journal charges it as having origin.
ateJ with the democrats and with how much plan-
sibiliy we shall see. u asserts that the governor
4 Missouri and the governor Of this state are both
democrats and that this Indictment is go, up by
these with a view Of using it rs a rod with which
to switch Smith and his brethren into obedltnce.
But the Mormons are already lin obcdence," So
to speak, that il, they arc democrats, and there
was then no need of this "fod;" and besides, the
governor Of Missouri and OF this state act only a.
ministerial officers in the case. When the indici-
ment was presented to the governor OF Missouri.
he was compelled to sign rcqulsiton on the CO.
vernon Of this state, and when that requsilion was
presented 10 Gov. Ford he was compelled to issue
4 warrant for Smih'snrrest. Ta,y, then, had no
thing to do with getting up this indictment, But
il originated with the grand jury aud officers Of
Clay county. Missouri. An what party dp they
belon, to Upon examination we find that tina
county Is marc tnaU tWblifu" iUWD. Uty are
therefore, uijgsi Thus the whole wing game i,
at once exposed. 1t was clearly this; To have
Smith arrested on warrant from our democratic
governor, issued upon n rcquision from the de.
lnocIaic governor Of Missouri, and then, by rails
ing the cry Of "Locofoco persecution" they hoped
To prejudice the Mormons against the democrats
and thus secure their vote, for the wings. Ac-
corljngy, we have no duahl the wings of Illinois
gave their brother wings Of Clay county Nilsson
ii the wink -they get up the indictment-ihe
QUESTION and warrant for Smith follow ,f course.
aud then comes the Sangamo Journal. and in it,
train the whole wing kennel yelling with all their
might, "Locofbco persecution - "lhe ocofooo Of
iccrs Of Missouri aud Illinois prosecuting the Nor
,nons' But the game is too shallow to succeed
Tho MormonB cannot help hut see thr ugh 1t.
The Sangamo Journal and its conductors may as
well again commence abusing the Mormons, as
they did last year, and denounco them NJ ''rnb-
bcrs hotse-theves, and cut.throais,' and again
put the fertile Imagination Of Gen. J,ha C.. BEN
neil to to work ut making awful Disclosures! !"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-07

8arher BavneH, member OF congress from Mas
sachusetls, died on tho 10th ul,, a, Washington
city. Of consumption. aged rs,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-07

No PrQper Paee ipr IA law Of Virginia al
lows the retailing Of spri,uous liquors ut proper
places IN the different COUNTIES, the magistrates
have decided that there is no proper place with
in their jurisdiction Tor that purpose.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-07

al hands in this Office having celebrated
having fully recovered only on the Oh, will ne
c"un, for the late appearance Of our paper on the
7lh. Al Washinglonians at that
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-03
DARK HOURS.

BY mrs. A. B. ST. JOHN.
Oh, there are some dark hours in life,
When the heart seems charged to breaking;
The quick ming pulse, with fever rife,
Marks the slumbering passions waking;
When the rapt soul in burning chains,
Seems whitening in its sadness;
Yet, scorns the show Of mortal pains,
And smiles in reckless madness.
So lightning mocks the storm clouds power,
To dim its vivid flashing;
And reveals most when iempests lower,
With its echoing thunder crashing;
Or the wild laugh of maniac fears,
That rings from PASSIONS struggle;
Thus fills the soul with grief and tears,
Its Wanted streng,h-a bubble!
Yes, there are times we love to feel
A loneliness in sorrow;
When from the worlds bright charms we steal,
And shades from memory borrow.
IT'S then we feel that keen remorse-
The bliss we've madly bliehted;
For time. while on his ceaseless course,
Gives back no moments sighted.
Hope strews our path with sunny flowers,
And lures us with bright seeming;
Yet thorns will spring in fairest bowers,
And wake the souls sweet dreaming.
Life gives no Joy without pain,
Twin. born with every pleasure;
Once lost, we meier may hope again
To clasp the vanish'd treasure.
The more we love-the more our fears
Are mingled with its sweetness;
Its evanescing bliss appears
To mock US with its feetness.
Yes, there are hours, when haggard thought
Will crowd our troubled soul
When joys of life seem dearly bought,
Beneath its dark control.
'uly 3, 1913.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-03

The SABBATH IN SCOTLAND. Mr.. Weed
editor of the Albany Journal, who is on a
visit to Great Britain, thus writes, in one OF
his letters.
" Scotland, you know, is distinguished for
its observance of the Sabbath. There are
no modes of conveyance here on Sunday
Railways, steamers, and coaches rest on the
Sabbath. This morning Sunday the streets
and marts, that were so rhronged last night,
and in which there was all the noise and con-
fusion of Babel, are now totally deserted
No sound from voice or footstep is heard
Even upon the Quay, where loafers most do
congregate, there is silence and Solitude"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-03

De Bar gives the following description of
lodging in new farce called the sArful
Dodger:
Now, sir, I'll prove how useful, phiIoso-
phica and beneficial my speculatons are
order suit of clothes of tailor, which [
never intended 10 pay for-beneits tailor
As how! He orders a piece of cloth of wool.
len draper. Cloth being ordered, he bene.
fits wooden draper, on strength of which he
orders new dresses for family-benefis dry
goods store. Dry good store, on new dres-
SEES being ordered invites large party to din
ner. Butcher, upon meat being ordered,
treats friend to the theatre benefits thea.
tire. Butcher comes out asks a friend to
drink-benefls hotel. Friend gets drunk.
kicks up a row. is put in the watch house.
fined for getting drunk fine goes to corpo.
ration-benefts corporation. So BY order
ing suit of clothes, which | never intended
TO pay fer, benefit whole community
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fresh supply of this invaluable Medicine is reoo.
ed and for sae al the Office of The NORTH C.po.N-
STANDARD. Its efficacy in complaints of the bouaEA
&C.. is well known TO many in this region. In Dvs
TARY 1t has proved efcacious in aying the pain On
Trltation il administered before the fever is fully @
up, or after The febrile action has been sufficiently ~
duced by proper depletion. In CoLIc it alays the pa
and relieves the spasms. In BILIOUS DIARRHpA wber
vomiting and purging of bile the urgent symptoms
the Remedy displays its healing power to admiration
II arrests the vomiting by aaYng the irrability nj
the stomach and acts the intesnes in such man
ner as to diminish The discharges and bring them
more natural and healthy appearance. Il was ir
AsIrIcA CHOLERA the "Antul AMatic," that this rem.
edy was first employed, and its virtues first made
known Cases of the most alarming kind were cured
0y-a forms o! it bore witness TO the efficacy Of The
remedy. The cold, cIammy skin, the rice-waIer dis
charge; the sPasms of all the muscles of the BODY The
violet ring around the eye, and the il-boding Hccnn
are all mentioned in the accounts which some of the
persons who were cured have given of their cases
ana all these were overcome by the use of fBERNARD'S
CHOLERA REMEDY. 1t is, undoubtedly the hest
remedy for spring and summer complains and can
be administered with safety infants of the most Ten
der age. No family, no individual should be witbnnt
bottle OF IT, when exposed TO any OF these disease
Price, 81 per bottle
OT The above Medicine can also be had at the
Drug Store OF DR.. N. L. STITH, in this city,
May 10, 1913. AA5,f
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! Finally called at house, and interrogated the
woman industriously for the whereabouts of La
zy Bill ! but she knew nothing of him, and turn
ed to 60 away. Just then an old gentleman pas
sed the house. 81
I There's old uncle Simon Leighton" said the
/ woman, ''and he knows where your man lives,
if any body does" hurried into the street, and
soon overtaking uncle Simon, put to him the
question, ''Where does Lazy Bill live ?''
Lazy Bill?' said he, SCI suppose you mean
William Smith, the carriage maker''
That's his name,'' 1 replied, "though did
not know he was carriage maker'
'.He lives on the old spot" said Simon, '.iust
where he has lived for twelve wears but he don't
look much like Lazy Bill now, can tell you.''
hurried on, and soon came to the place where
two years before, had dropped the miserable
being, called Lazy Bill whom had taken from
the groggery of the village below, to pilot me to
hotel. The old hoVel had been torn down, and
on its site stooda pretty white cottage, surround
ed with yard of flowers, just whitening from
the effects of an autumn frost. Beyond was a
large building, which, from the sounds proceed
ing from it, judged to be the workshop of
William Smith, the carriage maker. Thither
bent my steps, and on enquiring for Mr.. Smith,
was pointed to a noble looking workman in the
further end of the shop, whose manly bearing
and healthy-looking countenance were evidence
enough that the Pledge had remained unbroken
On my approach he recognized me, shook my
hand heartily, and throwing off his apron, invited
me into his house. We walked in together, and
there found one of the prettiest and happiest
families had ever set eyes upon. The wife
was all joy and contentment, the children were
all animation and beauty. The oldest boy was
atwork in the shop, but Oh learning that it was
the stranger who had called, he came in and
appeared overjoyed to see me. Our meeting
there was indeed glorious one; and never shall
forget the warm grasp of the hand that the ia
ther gave me, on taking my leave of him.
"Tell my old acquaintance of S. said he |
''that Lazy Bill is now one of the happiest fel-
lows in Christendom; that his wife and children
are gay as larks and lively as crickets; that his |
industry and his property have come back to
him; and better than all, that not drop of liquor
is bought, or sold, drank, in the little town of
Pepperelboro,' Torrent.
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STANDARD YARD AND GALLON
NKEASETEP ES

q EALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Ex
~ ecutlve Office, until the 9th day of June nex G1
the construction Of a STANDARD YARD MEASURE foy
each County in the State the Measure to be of Roy
or other hard wood to be approved by the Executive
10 be wel-ned and stamped, and similar 10 the Stand
ard now in The Executive Office without the Matrir-
The Measure to be wel-i,ted into a good box of Maho
gany, Cherry, Walnut, other wood to be approved
with appropriate facilities and implements for taking
copies from the same.
Similar Proposals will be received also until the
same time, Tor making one set of STANDARD L1ou1n
MEASURES lor each County in the State, CONSISTING of
One Gallon, Half Gallon, Fourth of a Gallon One
Eighth of a Gallon, and One sixteenth of a GaIIon
similar to the set now in the Executive Office RidS
will be received to make them Of Copper or Brass Of
sucient thickness not after the construction of Ibose
In the Office but OF precisely the same capacitveacb
set to be contained in good box securely packed and
ready for delivery. FOA"' "nu
The Contractor will be required to give bond and
good security for the due execution of the work and
Will nave permission to the Standards in The Ex
ecuuVe ohce to construct the others by which can he
seen at any time upon application. -
Inc oidaers Will name the place of deIiverv ana Tho
Executive will retain The privilege of declnno the
oias' II ne do not approve them. '"e
Eacn measure must be thoroughly tested in The mr..
sence OF the Agent, appointed by the Execnt;ve
me purpose, and any expense attendant thereon Iii
be paid by the Contractor o"' VIII
E~,.,n,. O. J.. NJ. MoREHEAD.
h1ssHr5V1 May !, GIsIss' ls4s' 4445t.
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FOOT-ROT I'M sHEEP.

Mr.. r. North, Jr. in a note to the editors OF
the Cultvator, says, after trying several recipes
for the foot-rot in sheep, which he had seen re-
commended in their paper, to very little or no
purpose, he discovered by mere accident cheap
and sure cure, without much trouble or injury to
the sheep, viz: stake few bushels of lime, and
put it near some place over which the sheep have
to pass, say the bars; and as it is natural for
sheep to jump, take notice where they alight,
and place the lime there, about three inches Deep
This did ef1ectually cure my flock in about one
week. The lime should be fresh and Stacked,
and not less than three inches deep; if deeper, it
might take the hair off the leg above the hoof"
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-31
LANDS FOR SALE. ia Etank.

lin County..-Agreeably 10 an Order from the Coun-
iy Courl OF Franklin, will. Guardian, &c expose
at public SALE in the Town of Lousburg on Saturday
the first day of July, 1S43,
5000 ACRES OF LAND,
Belonging 10 The Estate of ARCHIBALD YARBRoUGB
decd. These Lands of an excellent quality and
lie within mile of Franklnton Depot on the Raleigh
and CASTOR Rail Road and adjon the Lands of P
Person, jeremiah Perry and others. will go over
the Land, and show TO any person, desrous of be-
coming purchaser. And as it is presumed, no one
will purchase, without personally examining the Pre-
mses, It Is deemed unnecessary 10 GO here. into par
tcular description of the Land very liberal credit
will be given to purchasers Terms more particularly
made known on the day of sale.
JAMES S. YARBROUGH.
May II. 1918. 446-,s
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QAnn kEWAR D.-Ranaway from the sub.
70 lOO scrIber's plantation. in Newberry District.
s. e., sometime in the month of June last negro fell
low low named GARTER, now about % years of age five
leet Ten or eleven inches high stout and we'll made
with eetrather over the ordinary size and small mouth
Qor negro j his complexion rather between that of
fuii blooded negro and dark mulatto purchased
MN Ia OCTOBER 1910, OF Mr.. Joshua Alvis, in Rich
mond, Va, to which place likely he will artemn
to go. will give the above reward for mis- delivery
10 me at this place. or fifty dollars for his communal to
any Jail, SO that get him. F. B. HIGGINS
Ne"oerry " H., March 81, lS43. 443 Ct.
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TWILL TRY AGAIN

'ENHE Coparnership of BATTLE & PETERSON,
l. being dissolved by mutual consent the Subscri-
her will continue at The store in the Lazarus FIRE
Pronl 5nlding. 10 attend 10 The Commission R G.
ceiVIng and Forwarding Business. He
mas good ware room IN the same building for storing
goods, and hopes, by prompt attention 10 the interests
OF all who may favor him with their business tu give
general satisfaction He leeis grateful for past en-
couragement from his friends, and socils coutnu-
ance OF It, Not having funds to buy with he will
thank all those who send theil orders 10 him. 10 for
ward the means to pay with. will be greatly 10
hel advantage and he will then be sure of pleasing
all. A. J. BATTLE
Wilmington. N c., May 9Th, 1913. 446 81.
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andsis now houseless wanderer aboutth streets
our city, resisting all efforts made for her res
cue, destined in few weeks to 60 down to a fe-
male drankGrds grGoe- "unhonored and un-
sung." s5
Who, ten years ago, would have thought this
to be the fate of the enchanting and lovely Ellen
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-31

TVH L5SaSS: SMA III a BACVGS, VI E r
1EA CHANT TAILORS, are now receiving their
spring and Summer Goods which have been selected
IN New York. irUm the latest mporalions, and will be
sold Tor cash, or TO puncIual customers, al a small
advance on the money paid for them. Their assort-
ment embraces almost every article of Gentlemeu's
apparel
Gentiemen,n If you want fine and cheap Goods call
al their well known establishment. on Fayetteville
street, three doors South of Messrs. Williams & Hav-
% Woo4,s Drug Store Or, If you prefer, your orders
Will be promptly executed.
lhey pledge themselves that no pains shall be spared
10 please all who may favor them with their custom
Raleigh, May 4, 1S43. 445Tf.
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&0S REWARD

COX REWARD Runaway from the sub,
fp~SO scrlber on the I'd day of April last, my ne.
gro man named ALBERT, about the age OF twenty
Two years; he is black fellow about five feet eight
or nine inches high ; stout and well made, and when
spoken 10 he is apt smile and show his teeth very
plain; ne has noted mark the top oil his head
occasoned by ScaId when child, and which has
caused him 10 be bald Said negro left home in com.
pany with fellow belonging 10 Doct. Noah Joyner
who was brought from Granville in this State last win
ter, 10 which place is probable they will both attempt
10 go. Said boy ALBERT had when he left home
blue cloth frock coar, with velvet collar; and a
white fur hat. both of which somewhat worn he
will probably attempt pass for free man and NAV
have obtained free papers. l will give the above re-
ward for the confinement OF said negro in JAIL so that
gel him.
JOHN L. GRAVES.
Yancyvllle, c., 4th, May 1913. 145tf.
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u ALEIGH 81 GASTON RAIL ROAD.
Ia The annual meeting of the Stockholders Of The
ha'e1sh and Gason Rail Road Company will be held
at the Office of The Public Treasurer in the Civ of
Raleigh, Oh the first Monday in June next A eener-
al aendaLce' either person by proxy is request
F. PATTERSON, Pres'L
Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road Office, ,,,z
April Goth, tS42, 444 ot
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II Il y NJ IN az I'D, oHu IOl sotIe Oy ICKNEK
e. d HUGHES, al The North Carolina Book Stare:
Review of the Sermon of the Ri. Rev L. S Ives
D. D. "Bhhop Of North Carolina" !" at the conservation
of the Right Rev JOHN JoHNs, D D , Assistant Bishop
Of Virginia by the Rev. B. T. BLAKE, of the North
Carolina Conference.
For sale, also. al the Office of The North Carolina
Standard
May IL, 1S43. 1862.
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MAGICAL PAIN Extractor.-AbsoIn


" HeatAl: 10000 trials and all successful uroye
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR iresii
mable. II not only cures quicker. but gives no addi
uonai pam nor leaves Fire is positively rem
dered harmless. S1C has been offered six months 70
any person returning an empty box and saying that
all agony on amounting is EXTRACTED in a few min.
ues, yet not one from thousands of trials since has
claimed the bonus Parents anxious guard against
general injuries and save money time, torture and lie
and prevent their offspring from being disfgured by
burns, or even smallpox Pnstules, Ct possessing the
enVabe power 10 replace The ceuaIy organs destroy
ed) can co so by obtaining this inmitabIe Salve Ma.
ny deeply burnt cases in The city be seem and one
entire face burnt over and wounded three distinct times
In the same spot while healing yet in no case can be
traced the least cicatrce Or mark For all kinds of
hurts lis rapid, soothing effects are alike important:
even sore eyes, ALL INFLAMMATIONS and BROK-
EN- BREASTS would be unknown. The toilet and
nurSery: for clearing the skin OF pimpleS, removing
chale, &C. will find it indispensable. Once using only
will forever establish it the sovereign HEALALI
quality After this notice, heads of families allowing
orures ior months, and ultimately distorted features
can never wipe away reproach, justly uttered by
disabled ehd for Iecting TO triumph over fire.
Entered according to Act of Congress- D. by CON-
STOCK Co in the Clerks Office of District Court of the
united states for the Southern District New York"
For Sale at the Drug Store by Dr. ~ L, Sth Raleigh
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-31

RAANAS-A supply, Of the best quality. con.
IL slantly on hand, and for sale at This OFFICE
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-31

tba Iitt, or SIX months ago, was passing through
some e ne so"n OF Pepperelboro, and recollecting
,,,o e vi lne incidents related above, bethouoht
me to ascertain whether Bill had kent b;s DE-
l could not then recollect his Surname anJ g
ToIseo to enquire for Lazy Bill as of old. No,
'0oy knew him, or could tell where he lived ~
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-31

'ttI III uS.SLC
Brannock &c Woollen,
J. &c R. Sloan,
James Bronnock,
Hargrave, Gather & Co.
Jenkins & Biles,
J. M. A. Drake,
Price, Dickinson G Co.
James R. Callum,
S. Perry,
G. c, Henderson,
B. Oates.
J. F. & G. Phifer,
James J. StOrne,
Raleigh, July sth. 1912.