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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-01-10

PREsInENTIAL-OUu Ticker CoMPLErrl!
There is no question now before the American
people lha, 50 deeply concerns their welfare as the
coming presidential election therefore, we call
upon every one to read and ponder we'll upon
what We have to say. We advocate neither the
claims of CiV P.hi. Ri,uey nor Smith. NOV
1as-urourr Of the CONSEQUENT cOnO, +.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25
kENPER COLLEGE--NEDlCAL
DEPARTMENT.

In another column vii be found
q fa'tering notice OF this Institution.
It has ever been stranGe to is that
Young men who seek ether ';haral
or professional! educalions should
have such m eternal longing u tGat
after colleges md schools beyond he
boundary Of our State; why NJ; eH'
courage and foster our own msi'iu,
lions? why seek TO build up t! use
which are fnreign' There is no good
cause for this.
In regard 10 the Medical Depart
mcrt Of this college we 4 only
speak from what we have heard
All who have had an opportunity ol
knowing. agree Ia according % The
professors ,he highest character Tor
>tardin- and ability in their p%r".cs-
sions. It's location is certainly m"re
advantageous than many of tie med
ical Colleges eastward. 10 which so
many Of u Young men flock.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25
From the Alabama Democrat.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF
ETMPER COLLEGE.

MR. EuIToR: permume to call the
attention Of Southern Medical Stu
dent. 10 the Institution heading thu
article. 1t rs knoru 10 tie located
III 81. Louis Mo, at ,i.s uue the
Eost ~pr"uhnert point II tie west.
2ud hn.Ing a more direct cGinn,uni-
cation with tie ynunrand fluurshing
W,slsrn States and Territories than
anv other city. This fact should
lave its influence. Our country IS
iu!! OF physicians; every old State is
arund1ntiy supplied; the young doc
tor must seek q new country. II be-
ing Eexl 20 mp"ss:h.e tor han T. do
any thing here. rs St. LOUIS has
such constant and dIrec, commUn,ca-
;ior with tie richest sections Of our
vast and increasing territory, tie
PROBABILITY IS. that the yowaG Escu-
lap!us, diploma IN hand, might, d.
rectiy from tie walls Of the college,
plunge 1T once into n practice both
leecnsive anu profitable. Jos. Me-
( Doveil stands at the head Of the fac
u'ty OF tie college. and does he not
stand nj tie head OF the medical fac
ulty Of the Westl AS ~ anatomist
he Is unsurpassed, anh as Il surgeon
rarely eqnaiiel. Ambitions OF dis
tincliDn, with a mind Of IndomItable
stJen,th and perseverance,. and with
the richest stores OF knowledge. he
has founded a school which already
vics with the oldest Institutions OF
ouf country. Professor NcnpscIl
uaiies streug,h and ~e.oluencr IN tAs
lectures, anu IS he very uian to sue
ccci III auy taUjauie undertaking.
Nextin TIE list We have Thomas
Dlr1our, son of tie distinguished
rA.!ip p. Barbour, oil Virginia. and II
Is enough 10 say that lac reflects non
or on his II!ustrious father. The
writer Of This Is intimately acqulint-
ed wIln d.. Barbour; has heard hun
l~cc,ur" repeatedly, and IS of course
vel prepared to make I statement
IA regard 10 his merits. In beauty
and cIearness, strength and persplcu-
rtv Of s,ylr, DR., Barbour ~eNcels; his
language IS rIch and chastc; hls fig
urcs appropriate, ioicIb.e, and highly
Illustrative Of the subject on hand:
po.l,ted II his manners; sludlous IN
Ass habits, thoroughly read as Il ply
s~icl.D; he would adorn any society
aud be an honor 10 any institution.
Tie char Of Chemistry and Puar.
macy IS filed by one OF the first Da,
ursll.ts OF our county. Joseph +.
Soweii is l gentleman and scholar
~ tie fullest scuSe al these terms
Having had the benefit Of a course
&. icctuIcs from han on Chemistry
.nd Botany, | speak knowingly when
| say dat DR.. SoweIl i not interior
t. any gentleman n all this cuuatrv
IN the department Committed 10 nm;
modest - a fault, II requires an mt
rnat, acquaintance wuh han 10 de
termilc his merits; a thorough chem
is'; 4 ready manipulation; a scientific
physician; and withai an excellent
lecturer; lac viii certainly carry with
rim au influence decidedly favorable
10 The prosperity Of kemper College.
HE other professors are sad 10 be
highiy qualified for their several Eta.
ticns, and We raw, IN conclusion.
prosperity t. this Western College.
GALEN.
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iIoppv.is he MAJ who Eas not Tho
70 ptiac.e-who sh9heti. not with the
agle-Nho grip Il not with the cho!-
ic-whn can brush his own boots =
shave himself with cod water, and
who Is never disturbed via the '3e.-
igIum trI@r-IeS.'
Htppv IS the mr. who hath no
horse u led. and who is ncye: tronb-
led With the night mare.
Al these are happy, but happier
far is he who has arrived at 4 good old
a-e, ana when he iieth down I, nlght,
can cXc,lin. | have always paid the
PIat:r, ani III a:a peace with my
Col.
Htp7y IS he man who his health,
conpetsaro and c1Atentmen;.
u,poy is .hc man VINO learelh not
the Sherif-who tnraeth not aside
iIt the c,nS:ah'e, and who hath COM
Piled wiia, the Injunction Of the A
poSt!e--"o~e 10 nm any thing.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25

sir, robbed, Nv pnr. lH0cs and 4
ur>e, containing lh'.e $40 Eotes
are gore! Thi< Is a rrc;,y h"ts'i Is
his the wa- y"u fulfil the 'niurcti"ns
4 scrtpture2-l I'M .,:ancer. aHd
lad mvs"F jakoa IL villa v~cngea.c".
I w'ii exrCer you III once l. | an npt
'eco"prrsrd."
pay. keep Your tomper."s said The
egi'.ted puai!cnu; u has" iust "pen
ed tbs Eousr-i; s ccuing :, good
rG" ; w"u'd ron nun IS reputation
To- an accident? vii Gnd ont L."
villain who has -ohhnt Won, and send
fora tailor 10 Wcagur@ y"u iot your
mIsslnG garments. Your money Shall
be refunded. Do YOU 20, see thai
your temper IS useless
"My dear sir. ! rlunk you for your
Kindness; | did no, mean 10 reproach
You. ii those trousers can be done
to day ! shall be satisfied, for the time
Is 'or more aEe,i,us ttan sorrr.-
You may keep the oilers. il YOU find
them; ord in exchange for tue one
hundred and iitv dollars which vou
Civ" me. their contents arc yours"
The xt evening. with my new
inexpressihIes. and one hundred and
forty dollars in NY purse, | called on
my guardian IN Philadelphia for sixty
d %,Ilars. He gave me a lecture on
collegiate des rtion that shall not
soon forget. enclosed the money
hack 10 my honorable landlord hv The
first post, settled nv till at oii CrUs.
tv'. he % b'ic@n. and got my ,runk
By mai.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25

Educate your Children.-How ma
ny parents are there who Struggle on
through toll, from poverty - cor2r-
tenee. & from competence tn wealth.
for the pnrpnse OF leaving money t.
their children. and yet make no de-
termIned excrtiun 10 secure their ed
ucation.
Ii your children are ignorant.
though you leave them a fortune In
money. vou have. by false economy,
withheld from them that knowledge
which aieCe can secure them IN It's
stability and proper enjoymrnt. 1t
were better fur n mans children. il
they be lett to cope with the world,
educated and pennies, than iLuo.
rant and wealthy. Woulj you arm
vour child with the power OF self pro-
lection against the wICkedresS and
imposition OF the worldl Give him
education. D. YOU seek YOUR t.
place Your offspring III Il situation
where they NAV, by their own eyer-
| tons. ascend IL the ol.valiun which
God assigned them IN the economy
% creation! Educate them. II vou
v"n'd give them the consideration
and influence among their ieiiow
men. wtIch Is coudeied 10 iE.eil!-
genre alone If YOU would prepIre
them for the,roNn hiLhes, hapHnrss
&n.! tor thrI: duties as good clt'aeus.
you en- DO II IN 10 other way ihln
o. ewing the II an education.
Do Mt say trat you hive n tine
to educate your CHI dran, OF that yuu
are too poor. OF that Won 1--we too f.r
tlon a school. All these difficulties
will be overcome when vou reflect
upon the importance Of the Suhlec;.
Let every neighbprhoOd where there
Is no school. and where the ciiiiren
cannrt read and write, assemble and
procure n teacher. p~aImlnanlir. II
they crn, or at least until they have
learned II read and write. and thus
laid the foundation for acquiring IL
formation from BOOKS 10y t"eIr "
industry. II 4 teacher c.n3ot b"
procured. assemble on Sundays, o. -
other cnnvru,ent times, ana irl those
who can, teach those WI" cam +
bad even tnlS.it 0Oula not be iIaL
,UntL every family wouii poses trs
kew To Il store of knowie .-e and wis.
dom which Is inexhau,lIble and far
more valuable than money.
Are you. 4 father or Il mother, VII
ling to see vour children grow Up a.
round vnu n IInrrtncc destitute e
ven o. -" means Of lcI4rIny id'yr
NATION by reainG-depeudent upon
the honesty and Intelligence 81 9th
ers IN matters winch pertain In ;herr
higher Interests! We caue,t believe !
II. Al who have univei at Yeas Of
maturity have Seen and felt the ed
vtctases Of an education. or the want,
OF it. We see that intelligence rules
the world. and that It Is this alone
which separates us from. and raises
above the brute creation.
We have bat recently heard more
than L person say that they would
give al the property they possessed
Tor 4 common school educs'inn. ami
that their ch!ligen should uot 20 out
into TIE world lacking this essential
element of their happiness, poslefity
aud independence.
This is the spirit which would ac-
,tuste every parent !. They were once
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25
REV. JACOB LANlUS.

We are pleased L. SEE Ihat tie
Methodist conference have stllioned
this influential divine uoon tins cir
cut. To those Who have been yel-
mi,ted to hear this rious and P'aus'-
biz speaker. tn, Appointment can.ot
fail to please. Mr.. Lanlns is ~ ="
meaus an educated man; bul ~ ,1'I
bines within himself almost every &C.
quisite for the mission ~ winch he
labors. His mind naturally strong,
and well balanced: lis conc. p,Iohs
clear and lis conclusion ]igfe;utab!e
an intellectual giant. he Lurls lis
arguments with al! the force Of the
batterngran. againS,the strong holds
If ignorance and darkness. And
more than all, he possesses that pure
and irreproactaLle piety, u"iJrtu-
natelv SO often found warning n the
tosoms of those who labor N the
vinevard." We hope that Mr.. Lan-
ius may long be permitted to abide IN
our midst.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25

"We are very much gratfied I"
learn from the Iast PARIS Mercury
that the temperance society IN that
nouishinC lit,le town IS in good health
and il a prosperous cond'ti7n. We
would be happy to say ~ much tor
Ilannibal.--tiour.
We d.i ito for Columbia. No.
Statesman.
Alas, some Of our W~aShirGt"ni-
ans are like the man Of old WHO de
MED his Lord and Master.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25

Jursnility.-The editor OF a YER
mont paper mas been much amused
at WHAT he terms the %iuvenility Of a
little boy Q! his acquaintance. He
was about gong 10 bed. ard WAS
.kneeIing at his mot.cr's lrrt, with his
hands cilsged hstHeHE hers, is she
.recltrd To han tHa l. rl's prayer,
winch he repeated after her-"Onr
father which art 10 heaven"--"Our
'ath-- whIrh AFT IN heavpn"--"lia!-
lowed be thy narne'-"lilllo~cd ha
thy n2me'--"Give us this day our
daily uread"-~G.ve Us this tav u
dn'ly--p. n'aas. les agf for clte,,
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25
TUE 81 ANnEEER-


Of al hats low and d~esp'cabIe-
OF u and haze. aud the utter de-
testaii0n of Tie good and virtuous--
the vile %s!dnuerrr stands first and fore
.rost. We shun hrn rs we would a
serpent. ana although he may have
The iOran and v'st.c of man, he has
neither the heart nor the soul. nor
the generosity Of n man. No there
S n"lhin" Just, 20 manly, nor noble,
nor honorable. about HIM. lie Is
hardly On Il lcIcl with blutes-iui as
Tar below The smallest specimen ri
humanity that ever existed. His
heart is harder than STEEL tie is uu-
Il, t. live in civilized society. No
ore should associate with him. all
should avoid Tin rs ihay wonid 4 IL
ger or II nycnl--or IS they would the
p"stilenrial air of an Injected city,
where soue frigl:tiul malady is sweep
ing off lis victims by thousands.-
There is somnthlng poisonous and
contaminaIIna in the very breath OF
the slandorer. The ignoble wretch
who IS guilty OF TIE foul crime of
~slaaier-he vino wantonly and ma
liciously assmies the character Of his
fellow mun-ought to receive the
contempt, the hatred, and the curses
Of oil the world
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25

The recent Wing Convention Of
Massachusetts in its address 10 tho
people Of th1t State, contends that
tao present Wig party is the same
conservative NY v2:ch IN: eZ'si-
Cd from he found i'm of or t.Aer-
al GJycrAnaat. This IS VIVA, he
Democrats have ~7iesavs declared. bu,
what western Wings have generally
denied.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25

In other times. in the season OF
earth's bIoon and fertility, ere the
chill Of winter, wIih her rode breath,
had dlnmed and 5lackened the green
mantle of summer. our c. uuIEs we're
greed by III. afU.ions o'm"uy Gr'iel
pens. The POETS corner vas I! en-
never vacan,-thc Gulcct notes ot
honing harmony came waited upon
every breeze. A stop has suddenly
been put to these aIlu>iors. ard til"
sviewless spirit Of lovely sounds" ~
longer linger in their accustomed
Hunts. Where is "MidIlcton,"
"Larsus LazuIl' and "O.ion?'' crho
answers where"
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25

JEFFERSON CoLLEcF, II l. sol. las
conferred the degree Of L.. Il. d. up
on Nr. Cay. WI! some n tell us
in VIVA, part Of Virginia this college
IS situated? we desire IL hnnW.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25

= e. What has become Of the Mis-
s"urian? shall We De denied the pleas
IRE Of reading It. friend Tee, or moi?
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25

A call session o. the Illinois Leg.
stature, it is said, will soon be held.
rcY "ta' rprposc, we know no.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25
T--rser,cr. @y.

arousod - tire nv: ~or.a3"e'f the sub
..i"c', hotn :, lheIr oven i.'nii!ss and 10
the county
Why does tie South |inger in the
rear ii many oi her sister states N
the prsssn. raP;d = rch Q, :n'siii-
gcHcn ard ~,c,cuce. and Consequent
pro PITY?
J. II not terf:sa wr hare refused
to adopt IN efficient gereral s2sie,n
"f educarioa, sustained w the taxing
lower, ana carrying is benefits To
every child within cur bordcr>t--
Doubti,s ,hi> IS the cause Let the
people arouse urmSe.yc> 10 the in,-
portance Of this .uiicci-'r, parents
and all pat !"t.c ci.;.-ns reflect. that
upon the virtue ard Intelligence III
each succeeding Cenrralinn 'iepcnds
The permanencc nt Republican, instl-
tutions, and is atiend1r, blessings.
indisitu1! iileItr.~ security mi iadc-
reGd: nee.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25

4 Deceased I;'.f.--Our friend
Wcli, OF thu Sqru,iay Post, thus e.
'oQ1cnt'y and :wch.naly n'ludcs -
the recent d,ccasc e hi:s. We'd
"Pard,n US. hen, # there he
any si.o t-cuniup or paipab'c error
in nur lahors. Think nf tue head
weary with ionL interchangeable neari
sick with lon. |tness-the RICH. h nd
weak in the absence Of the support
Which. / received rom tie dearest o!
friends ard ccun.".iols :fun tie ear
les. urinaonI. rlink nf tie Va
cH1i-, 20 lie ~uccIfaat Of "hich
now u - siien. g~ravc--:hc wri-
ter had many wears oeeH il ;ae pleas
aat Hahiloi re'arc:Gs lis dilcmnas Tor
so'utIoa-his difficulties for eaiight-
enr'n,--hs cpurae !ur approval; &,
in nearly .velty ye,,fs, l!i IL honest
triIut, :" say. that lie never did
wronS "hen n followed her coun-
Sc; vkin !er cut.eI,iss whea he
= N-'tlff'fs ttlf. Lfb!> HtCti ~ pEi-
sisted N c~no'u"'lcv. have often
checked hiM Ia ioi!y q. won hin f:om
i'll adN!.e4 rnfposes.
"His Is in Il wen. Tne suniiIht
which had 50 long sione rpnn u
path. Is rei.eI bit f,r a SEASON, 10
shi1s--:ni We trGs: upon us-In the
S'urr OF the ReAeener, WHEN earth
siy scErows small seem but as the in
cpnvcniences OF u bFi.. iouyacy, hap
ply terminated IN ihc heaven OF rest.
Her whole memory Is delightful,
though tn deprivation Of her pres-
encr, AMI the loss - iler children be
4 terrible calamity and the hope of
everlasting lie, which found utter
anre in the last SslIab'cs which she
artscula:ed, consoles her friends, rs
10 their iaanks4v;a-s 10 HIM who
gave IN! WHO his taken away. they
less Him TOR those who have depar-
tedious life in His faith and !e,r."
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25
POTATOES.

4 general failure has token place
in the po,atoe crop throughout Ell
rnpn. What viii become of E.r!u,
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25
MARYLAND.

The following IS the Congressional
delegation from This State.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-12-16

Der neus Genius pom Staate Slllnois init
oeNen Numabme man jeBt beiuabe 5u gnDe
lit, seist feit Dem Sabre 1910 cine unsspobn:
litb arpEe 0erinebrlna cer Seelen3abl. Olan
slautt nab ben bis jest slnsssansensn Bee
rttbtem paB III elslen 5 Sabrem bsr Staat
Tim 200, 900 Wlenithen 3usenommsn bat unr
folalitb niln hber 100000 glnipobner sdblen
ipitrce. 9ab felt ben letten Sabrem Gle meis
iten 6fentlitben $ancDsrtanfs in blsIem Staa'
te rer Union ttattfancen, babsn mir fhon bel
elmer aacern &eIesenbeit tetannt ssmaebt.
Sel fclebem Sn,patbs elmer sepert feBi9en
SeptIferuns nnb Iuscebnuns psr lanowlrtb
fbafIiehen .tntsrnebmunaen fam es nlebt
be3weifsIt wereen, pab Der 9taat balo i'm
Stanre fein ,pirb, CUR uuetisuns felnerBer>
binblttelt su fbrsiten, III ncl6e ibn Die
9borbsit nns 9sItltIuebt friiherer Gslssss.
bunsen uno eer alsemsine 9bwinbsl ber bas
malissn 3sit sethr3t bat g. 9.
Shifbrueb.- Das 9hif european, nit
einer $apuns Webl nc Getraits, BON Que
bef naeb gn9lane tsIlimmt, 1T auf Dem $a,ps
renee Sfufe lei D1ileUahss peint seItran,
oct. 0rci Watrplen crtranten, Die hbrise
Wsnnietaft mp bic paHasisrs rsttstsn 0eb.
Slctb3uebt. - Gin wie6er Olann uno ,mei
Sleser ,pWbsn in 9tauntcn, Ylretnieu, fir
cine al encm W1dohsn tesausene glctbsuttt,
sritcrer 3u 4e Sabren @efansni6ftrafe nnp
Die bslpen lefteren gum 8alssn Usrurtbsilt.
Geltitmorp. - Scr Gbsrif bon Dssmo.
ines gauntp. Soma. ein fonit seaebtster A1aii,
er1ebcb fttb am Is. y. 3d., aus unbsfannten
ltriaeben. g. 3.
Sie Oaense cer in Den Ser. Staaten Der:
fertiatsn SlaaeI piro atif so, 900 9cnnen aes
lebast. Dureb bic Scfon'r gompasnien al.
lsin ,psrbsn jabrlib 10000 Safer, pber a..
900, 900 pfunD tsrfertiat. Neetnet mar
nun 16o 01assl auf oas pfnr, 70 pirb bic
3abI bet taslih oafeItf perfertistsn glassl
100000 bstrasen ,f
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9JemniDlpanicns Iiman;en. - Der
StaatssS basmsifer BON psnnfplpanisn bat
Elm 3irfufar an Die Sbasmsiifer uno @ommfs
Iioners Der psribieoenen @auntiss bisfsr &spubs
!if srlafTsn, mcrn sr iie CUR balosen Ssjabluns
Der ra6itdneissn Sarsn srmabnt. sus ciefm
3rfular ssbt bsrpor, eas bic Slans i'm Sbat<
se tsim Gbluifs oes SisfalsSabrs, am 30fftn
Rcpembsr, $354,S66 OS roar. Don biefen
lino $26,268 80 unbenusbar Das eine BIS
lang pom $3.50, GIT IS in nusbarsn Scnes Ii.
brig ldst. 9ie SebruarsSntersnen perbsn 5u
100000 bsnbnst. Tim befe iu bsdsn itno
$617 900 auSitsbsnos saren BON 1845. 9tuss
lfebsnbs sarsn Don frubersn Sabrsn $257,000
--fp bab Die gumms Der Dem Sbase fdai9en
ausifsbsnbsn Sarn i'm @anScn $873,000 bes
trdet. Ser Sbaemsifsr sratuIirt bsm Ho!fs
lpsesn ben eiinifissn 3ufane Der 8inanSsn sss
gtaat6, unb fbdst bic Nnnabme Der Masrss
ael Dor, als ausitsbsnben Saren Dor osm jwsis
ten 9nnlfass i'm ndbitsn Sanuar sin;utrsiben.
t1Ii(leriten unGnn.-9sr SRilleritsnsltn'
finn fabrt i'm Staats Rsu Yorf su fbdnclibsn
@sbrduben. Sn @rssn @auntp, in s'nsm Sers
fs, psniae Msilen BON Satsfia, battte iid cine
@slsafbaft Miasriten, aus psrionsn bs'esrlsi
@sfd,lsdbts BON psrfbeeensn Nltsr betebeno,
Dor einiasn Bedsn in @rwartun9 oes balbi9en
lSsltuntsrsansss, unb in bsr Wssnuns bab Die
atsior nibt ldnses notbis fsisn, pelis nadenp
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-12-16

c1purualiffif.-9is rsip. llntsricbrsibsr
fir ben erifsn Sano bsr Delfs Sibliotbef
srIubsn mir atsrmals ibrs nob bd uns Isssns
ben S9sfts abjubOIsn unS uns 9isibjeiti9 sa bss
nabribtissn, Of Te ben spsitsn Sane BADEN
molten ODER nibt, ra mir nptbwenoss
bic Ssifs0un9 balo MAIDEN muffin. G.
Ole "8elfssSblictbsf" 1T eine ucrtrefflide
Monatlbrift, Die NIT jsesr 9eunmsr intsrs6ans
ter wirb, ba bsr JQeraus9sbsr weeer 8lsis nod
Soften fpart iis ben esisrn an9snsbm mb niss
tib ,u MAIDEN. Gin folbss llntsrnebmen psrs
oisnt bic llntsrifisunS ess btutfben Yublie
fums, unb mir MAIDEN bafslbe biermit auf>
merriam bab man BEL uns Safir unterihreibsn
fam, 100 bic bis jsst eribiensnen 6sfte eben
faas ;ur eintIbt esreit liesen. .,YHs1
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IDalbala.-9ie ste Drummer bisfst Mcs
naftbrft 1T uns lssts 8obe sussfcmmsn unb
MIR muffin 9sitsbsn bas pisfsbs perSd9lib auss
ssffattst 1T NIT folbsn 2trtfsln bic wdbrsnb
ben lan9sn 9Sntsrabsnesn ben @eit erbsitsrn
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eisfsr 5sitfbrift oufmsrfiam ssmatbt uno ,piss
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30
RS.TT,$ .9.N'ES C.Hko&.
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AXE d HOGE. PRacucAL HArTEas. Union
3H ~, near as Souh end II me MaTktt Hn,e.
we would hfrrm our customers ~ ILc pubic
generally. that We are NON receiving a VERY large
NV" sp4"di assortment OF CAPS sui he for the iall
"u "n'er season. Ia our largo assortment may
We 'onnd all kinds OF Gaps for Men aud d y'. from
'"e hhes' Oiier down To The most common CAPS IN
use. and at prices ranging itor ten dollars In rwcn>
N'hvr cents. We continue 10 manufacture aud
Keep constantly on hand good assot ineh ~ Has
We give The closest personal attention To- tie man.
uacIurng of our Hats, aud make n a poin' Ia use
nothing but The best of materials. We can here
fore say. q all these Who wnn' n genuine nrile of
HAS or Cnps at the very "wcsi price that they viii
always hnd Them al our fash anoLie establishment.
Union ST. sem S DARE Il uCGE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30
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: VI Ih"lNIA--'N enANc."'- al rule. held il
/ Inc Gle rk'> ,ilicc ui the C,uun Surerin Cou'
OF Law aLu Chanccty fur the county ul OHIO. in the
n'nnIh of Augu,t 1915
iiiram Aleru1, Complainant.
hp GlfhtiSi. Edward 10 tiizhueh, The Norh
Nfcsictn Bach 81 Yrgin,a. William Den-, VIII
lam G, frin Jnnn. cfniahnckrr M"tcar Melissa,
DANIEL NJ Edgu eon. Juhn Fail L'iIn q FIJI. and
James " Stout. Erlmim f"llock nnd J"hn AL
mhn William Fleming. afj George fTrglc. and
Jonathan WILSON. Dsfendorfs
The ID Defendants William = q ~. William Crtiin.
az q Jonathan WI'snn. un having cnisnd iheH az,
'ararcc md gwen stcnily according Ia the oct at
"s'.ml ~ md The Jules al hts court. AID ~ appeag-
i"g 10y satisfactory pt"I lh, ihy ore nui inhnbii-
ants oiIhe cummui,w calih oi Nre .nil--On moimn
ct c"iPlliaml by coursrl l. is ordered that the snit
defendants do appear here on The fisi DAY ~ The
neat 'etfr and answer the complainnnis hill. orS
mat Guy Of tins order be forthwith irs'ried a.,
some newspaper rrirlcd IN the my OF Wheeling
"r two months successfully, mud posted at the front
duor oi the court huusr ni O 10 comfy.
COPY tcs". ALIEN + LAIDl.EY. Clerk.
Coon aug 10