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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23

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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23
From the Roy. c. G.. Piue, Pastor of the Baptist
Church at Haddonlicld, Nj.


HAupoSFItLp, n j.. Feb. II, 1872
Dr.. u. Jayae,--S5-I take pleasure IN plorm-
ing You that the hottie of Ahhcrts HyG Tonic
which obtained Of YOU lust Oc;3hcC,Is Is proved
most satisfactory and successful. My hair had
for a long tine been exceedingly thin. But lnr
two OF three years past II h1~o iAlltn mt that my
head had become alulef entirely bald, | was
under tho necessity n conccahng the badness ly
combing the halsron The sides over it. But now
after using gaoul hall bottle OF the "Fonic,''
have as lpuirlant growth OF hair as cvcrhad.
&C. PARK.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23
Darlington, Beaver County,
February. 1879.

Oar ST. feel it due To YOU Us the inventor
OF The medicine and to the public, who may be
greatly benefited by it, 10 state a cure thai was
performed in my family, by the use Of your Car
minative Balsam.'
Nv little son, when about two months old was
seized with b0,cci compkdnf, caused, as sup
pose, by a change of diet. 1t continued for two
weeks without intcrnission, and notwithstanding
the remedies prescribed by arespeciahle physician,
we gave up the child victim, as we supposed, to
fatal disease, hut | providcntially heard of
"Iavne's Carmnative," as an eilcctual care for
bowel complaint, and Immediately despatched a
messenger to Il town seventeen miles oil for bot
tie. BY the use of this medicine. i'll less than
thirty six hours the disease was checked; and by
its continued use for II few DAYS the child was
restored TO perfect health Shortly after this,
;,loc occurred "A similar case in one OF the iuni-
lies of my congregation; prescribed Jayne 5
Carminative' and the result was speedy cure.
From knowledge of the efficacy OF your mcdi-
cine III bowel complaints, disease 10 which
uh,id,cn arc coI,5,srtly iiahic, have aheGed sed
keep constantly IN the house, a quantity Of the
"Carmlnatiyc.
The same child owing to exposure, when rec
emily coming up the Ohio, was attacked ry the
horrible malady. GROUP. We landed III the
night at Beaver Point, and when our fears were
alarmed lest the hoarse sepulchral cough was the
forcrunner of death, we gave him teaspoon full
of the "ErpeciOrai," Ga bottle of which you pre-
scented me with when in Phiadelphia) and applied
some linesmcnt to the throat and breast, and be-
fore many minutes the hoarsencss was gone, the
child brcathed freely and slept swcctly. Owing
to these Circumstances II cannot be wondered at
why have so high an opinion of DR.. Jnyne's
medicine, and why advise every family 10 keep
it on hand ready for any emergency.
Respectfully yours,
Arthur b. BRADFORD,
| Pastor of the PRESBYTERIAN Church, Darling
ton, Pa.
/ DR.. ID. JAYNE.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23
Geo. IN. Norris,
y. j. Holt.

.iHi@ycY md C0lmcci6r at Lane.
Office over D. Ncwton's store Ottawa, Illinois.
MAY 23d, 1870 LIT
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23

JlasOUP, q

SPfrTINGgf BIZ
OPalu,oauyg ,.seslses. cure. Ex.
PEcTohAN1 and Sammer Can, ioints. q Eoi.
era .NpgJsts, Dimrhoed, Dgsute,y, and all the
various affections of the Siortach and Boueb re-
msiaa BY his. CARMINATIyE BAl.SAM.
Please read the following letter :.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23

The Rev. Leoaard fkieha, Pastor Of i!,e Ba,,-
tist Church at Great Volly Pa, who had been
marc OF less bald igr rAny wears, us,a three bottles
tGihe HAIR TOMB authasnew ine row..a.
II now har ltabasFfrt ef his head wacra he
NH3 selcts haA. wrtes@-"My hair g rowing
lincly Il assure ypi,
l.. fLEfCHER.
West Chester, Pa, March Cd, 1899.
! it mas re haze wholesale and rctai nf nr. H..
layne. Conceal Went, No. 20 Snpsn Third Stgcet
Philaclphia, AT. Of the salrcrcr at laS irug
'ofc ihouawa- Price 81. &@
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23

NE HUMAN 1tAIa. = Where the hair is
~ s.ssssrvcd 10 le growing thin, nothing can be
o,ore sierous Than The of oils, grease, or
my fatty matter. Their application can only be
Assammcnded through the grossest ignorance, as
ffy hasten the fall of the hair, by increasing the
relaxation of the skin. When there is a harsh
dry, or contracted skim and where the small blood
elswhich CARR nourshment 10 the bulb are
Distracted. then the oils, &C., may be good, as
they tend 10 relax the skin; but alone, they are
of no avail. There must he stimulus, TO rouse
the ycssels from their topper, and quicken the
rent of the blood.-Earaa from CilrAugh's
Treaties o7 the hair.
The Bala of Cohs15ia is the only preparation
thai can have that effect being entirely free from
any oily substance. iis positive qualities are as
follows:
ist--For infants, keeping the head free from
scurf and causing luNuront growth of hair.
2l--For ladies after childbirth restoring the
skin to It's natural strength and rmncss. and
preventing the falling out q the hair.
3d--For any person recovering from any dcbil-
ity the same effect is produced.
l,h-If used in infancy I'LL good growth is
started, it may be preserved by attention to the
latest period OF life.
5;h-lt frees the head from dandruli, strength
ems the roots, ln9artS health and Nigour to the
circulation, and prevents the hair from changing
colour OF getting gray.
Gth-lt causes the hair to curl beautifully when
done up in il over night.
az 20 ladies toilet should ever ~, r,,.ide With
out il.
ul--Chlren who have by any means contrac-
ted ,ormn in the head, are immediately and per-
lectly cured olthcm by its use. 1t is mialhble.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23

a. THE LATE MAYOR of Philadelphia has
certified under seal of the city to the character OF
several dvincs, physicians, and gentlemen OF high
standing who declare positively under Their own
hands (all of which may be seen at the Office
that The Balm of Columbia is not onely certain
PR eryatiye, but positively restorative OF the
hu nan hair; also, cure for DandruiL Who
3 al dispute. or who 70 bald
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23

\ CASE IN POINT! had unfortunately lost
: n nearly all the hair from the top of my head,
when commenced the use OF the Balm OF Column
bla, and have, by the use OF two bottles, had my
head covered with fine growth ofhair. There
can be no mistake in the matter, as any OF my
friends can see by calling on me. bad also be-
come quite gray, but had the gray hairs plucked
out, and il has grown in, as the Balm says, OF the
natural llour. II any body doubts these facts,
let them cal upon me and see bought the Balm
of CONS ock * Co., . Fletcher street
A. RiNDGE,
No. 10 Cocntcs Slip, Agent OF Detroit Line
Newly ,rk, Nov. 8.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23
Sl,260,000

II ,ZUU,UUU
tr@The Prairie was not lost--but suf-
fred damage as we stated yesterday-and
was towed down by the Meteor. Cap
tain Freleigh is safe. Five persons on
board lost their lives-two whites and
three blacks.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23
=. II. EnrCWCl!.

attorney and Councillor at Law.
Office over the new store of Cushman, Thomp-
son & Co., Ottawa, Illinois.
May 23d, ls40.. l---u.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23
rsnE 1ri. NDrssa,

Two squares from High to Franklin,
between Pearl and Commerce sls, 5 ,0ouI
Frapklin TO Orleans, between Pearl .4a.s
and Commerce SIS, uO,OOea
commerce to Union, south of High, ~
and north of Orleans sls., 22l,006,
Union to Rankin, south of High,
and north of Orleans SITS, $4,000
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23
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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23

BEWAREu- Some countcrfeiters have AT
tempted to initiate this article. Let IT never he
purchased OF used unless it have the mme N l.. y
lCog,stock on a splendid wrapper, This Is the
ohly external test that will sccugcthc public from
deception.
For sale by M. Ehohi'iolEh'
Ottawa, May 23d, 1910 Ill.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23
LamJenrM, n. j., Auril 27lA, 1889.


DR.. JAYyE--De0' Nr.--By th, blessing of God
your INDIAN EXPECTORANT has effected
a cure in me of a most distressing complaint. In
December last, | was seized with great severity
by paroxysm of Asthma "a disease with which
had been afflicted for many years past. 1t was
attended with Il hoarsencss and soreness OF the
lungs and throat, together with laborious cough,
and complete prostration OF strength, and when
almost worn out with suil0cation, a bottle OF your
EXpcctoranl was sent to my house. At first
thought it was nothing but quackery, hut seeing
it so highly recommended by DR.. Going, with
whom was well acquainted, was induced to try
it, and in few days it completely cured u,c, nor
have | ever had any return of the disease since.
4 have now formed so high an opinion oi Your
medicine, that il had bu, few bottles OF II, and
could obtain no more, would not part with then
for tgSi doiIgs cdh. al
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23
Convention Nominations.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Abraham IL. Dodge.

or We are requested TO announce GEORGE
A. sOUTHWARTH as Il caHddate for lie oBct
gf county commissioner.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23
IRA NJ. ALIEN,

lgcn; of the Baptist General Tract Society.
The above Valuable medicines are prepared only
by Dr. d. Jayne, No 20, South Thrd street
Philadelphia, where all orders viii he lromp;,
attended to.
81 For sale by appointment by
NJ. T.. HOLLlSTER,
Druggist.
0fatru, MAY %, 1910 LIT.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23

}O THE iNCREDULOUS.-Ncw York, Sep
tember 2Sth.--l have been intrcly bald during
l3 years, and have now, by the vao OF the gcnu
inc Balm of COLUMBIA, my head covered with iini
hair. shall be happy to convince the most incrc
dulous, who will take the trouble to call at my
house. lhayc bought the article of Comstocl< q
Co., , Fletcher street.
J. p. SCHMIDLlNG,
AZ, Attorney ST.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23

4 young gentleman of 3SS South Ma 1letstae /,
Albany, had veryssaa,rsc, stiff, and striglA ha Z,
all of which he lost by i,a falling on, He Las
used = bottles of Balm Of COLUMBIA from1 sfass-,tst
* Co., and now has full flowing cI's very
Iohe'ii hair, which curs iiiust bvoutisi!AS lils
alhef, who Is one Of the Rost respectable 9at'isr
Sfae<ss II Z, Is f,'.srftft, 10 for die fact.
| Mr.. Lewis Millard, Of Bnttermts otscau eoast
y, hal lost his hair, and hal it fully restored 10y
IDttlcs ofthe Balm. In fact the cures are 50 aun'
dous thati, IS quite out the ques.on 10 rehs y
enc in Il hundred those who have experienced
tlc like effects.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23
TO RENE,
Flaws Eislimicsit.

MO rICTION.-This extraordinary chfmi-
~ cal composition, the result of science and the
invention of celebrated medical man, the intro
duction of which to the public was invested with
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-11-18
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON, sATURDAY, Nor. a. lg4o.
For he Telegraph.
TEA AND TOBACCO.


Brother Murray Before / left Cow
entry, I endeavored TO ascertain. so far as
1 could, the quantity of Tea and Tobacco
sold there, annually; the result Of which
I now send you, together with some re-
marks, for publication, in your interesting
and useful periodical.
/ am not expecting to convince all who
may read this article. Of the eril Of spend
ing their time and money for the pleasure
Of worshipping at the shrine Of Tea and
Tobacco; for the leopard might almost as
easily. change his spots, or the Ethiopian
his skin, as those who are 10 the habit Of
using Tea and Tobacco can learn to dc
sceH in giving up their use entirely and
forever. But should this be the means o
causing any to think, and should tha
Thought produce feeling, and .lhst feelios
END in the right kind of action, TIE write
will be amply repaid, and God shall haV
the praise
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-11-18
FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT

'uO 49,
There remaIas Oct Isl iS4O, aa6l
Of the 81 cases discharged, there
We
Recovered, 50
improved Is
OnlmProyea'
Eloped' !
Died, 81
Ofthe 70 recent cases discharged,
re have aagls ~ t3i
Recovered, %
Improved, 1
Died, 226
Ofthe 35 chronic cases discharged.
Re have
Recovered, 10
Improved. Up
Unimproved, g
EIoped, 80 1
Died. 4-35
Recovered of all the cases discharged
past year, "a per cent.
Recovered o. all the old cases discharg
she past year, 2Sl per cent.
Recovered of all the recent cases dis
|rged the past year, SO lis per cent.
Recovered Of all the cases discharg-
Sc $40 per cent.
Recovered of all the old cases discharg-
% Is per cent.
Recovered of all the recent. cases dis.
.rped. SO ner cent
BY reference 10 the above summary,
be seen the wide difference in the re-
Il oljhe old cases, and those which
re recent. We would again repeat,
d has been so often urged, the neces-
Of an early removal Of the insane 10
asyluin prepared for their restoration.
Duch lime is suffered 10 elapse before
proper effort is made for their recoV-
. Il may be found, when 1t is too late,
what was at first only a functional
base, has passed into an organic and
hrable disorder.
Another mistake in regard to the in
! Is. the premature removal of the pa
D from the ASYLUM. Ii frequently hap
that when pitient is placed al a Ia 4
b asylum, his wild and violent conduct
D gives way to that calmness and com
Rlive quielude, although he may be far
y being restored. Ia the mean time
: visited by some Of his friends and ac-
.|ntances, and Ending him orderly ia
Behavior, they sadly misiudge that he
A hi As we'll be at home as at the asy-
! This opinion IS frequently com
|hicaied.lo the palient, and his desire to
Nm then becomes SO great tina, there is
Nd as great DANGER 10 retain MIN. dis
sfied rs he will be. as to let him return
{, ana hazard arelapse. Sometimes
.friends Of the patient anticipate a re-
10y before an adequate trial has been
~. This more frequently happens in
1 fpses. The friends frequently think.
bopths ora year is, abundant. Time of
for even an old case. We have had
~ patients recover, who had made
Rprovement the first year. One pa
Was brought to the ASYLUM Id Jnne.
He had been ;nsane t,vo wears
|duriao the last. several mon,hs was
IioIent as to be-. Gagged add chaIned.A
soon as he WAS placed in the ASYLUM.
has put under a regular course of
lment. but no radical change occurred
he Inc first two wears of his residence
is place. In June, lS4O, he was ap-
tnliv ia much The state .of mind as he
h.. at,the time Of his admission, although
habhs had improved. Soon after he
q to improve, and in September be
discharged entirely well Had he
removed at tue end OF SIX months, as
.sually the ease, and been returned tc
former cage, he would undoubtedly
remained insane through life. This
other facts, prove that old cases are
pecessarily iucurable, and that-somt
yer under the most discouraging cir
d iances; therefore reasonable trial
bon 4 b made With them. But The great
p 'nances Of success are With the recent
'.. most OF which recover, when plac-
d oder proper curative treatment, at a
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-11-18

els Of the Telegraph, you are at liberty t
publish it. Yours, truly,
NJ D. Muller.
Windham, Oct, 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-11-18

Brother Murray The substance of the
following discourse was prepared and de-
liyered, some months since, to church,
which, as il was thought. needed some hints
upon the subject here discussed. At that
time, was requested 10 forward copy for
the Telegraph. This declined. More re-
Gently, in conyersing with some friends,
my attention has again been called to the
subject, and I have been persuaded. so Tar
TO yield to their solicitation, as TO submi'
the manuscript to your perusal. Il you
should think il would be Of use TO the read
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22
Sound the RAMS Horns.
Blow! Blow! Blow!
State
Central
Committee

CINCINNATI, Wednesday, 4 p. NJ.
The special Express to Columbus
leaves this moment TO ovettake vou.-
The mail left this morning and carries
nothing. DON'T keep in this good news
when you get it, but blow, blow, blow,
all along the road. II is too good news
TO be smothered. ] send you pack ages
of letters for your New York friends.
The Loco focos erected n triumphal
arch over one Of the principal streets OF
CINCINNATI TO march Duncan under whe n
elected.
Harrison's own county has gone for
him, and his own township. Send that
to kinderhook. hope that you won t
break your neck hurrying home. .--Adiou.
This is the State that the locolocos
bent their whole force upon with the
desperation Of mad men. The Vice
President, it will be remembered, has
made the tour Of Ohio, aud addressed
the people through the whole State. So
much Tor locotoco eloquence. lie is
almost equal to liantoul.
So MUCH FOR Loco FocoIsM IN Ono
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22
The Revolution Of 1910.

We are indeed in the midst Of q revo-
luton such a revolution as under the
arbitrary governments Of Europe could
no, be commenced without violence, nor
accomplished until after desperate and
ferocious struggle. Were MIR. Van
Buren permitted To remain in power Tor
a few more years, pursuing the system
Of policy which he has sublimated from
the practice of twenty-five despo'isms,
he might be too strong to be dislodged
by peaceab!e means. With an enor-
mously increased patronage, the sover-
eign control of the public treasure, and
a standing army Of two hundred thou
sand men, he might be able TO secure
packed Congress, and to become, in al
but the name, King. In such case, the
people could only right their wrongs by
ph yscal force. But fortunately, the one
man power which Mr.. Van Buren, and
his minions have sought 10 establish, Is
as vet no match for the will Of the peO-
pie. They are still SOVEREIGN, and no.
bly, are they asserting their sovereignty
Almost every mail comes freighted will
the bulletins Of their bloodless cOnquests
The PEOPLE are every where bursting
asunder tho meshes Of. Van Burenism al
Sampson snapped the wthes with which
the Philisiines thought to fctter his gian
limbs. and soon whole nation will con
front its oppressors, in an altitude o
scorn-erect and free! Connecticut, In
DINA, Rhode Island, Louisiana, Noril
Carolina, Kentucky, Vermont, have
spoken in tones of thunder; even Maine
has yielded, and now the shouts Of re
deemed Delaware, Maryland, New Jer
soy, Georgia and Ohio burden thu
breeze. What hope is there for VaI
Buren,? Not even a shadow and hi
partizons know and tacitly acknowl
eose u.
We verify believe tha, there is not on
Stale Of the Union, upon which MIR. Vn'
Buren, can, with certainty, depend. CAL
HoUN is not likely to throw away Soui
Carolina on a disianced candidate, an
such are the indications in New Hamp
shire, tnat we shall not be much surprise
| if that State is " in at the death" Tha
would be I" the unkindest cui of all"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22


War, IL there was no cause OF prefer
encs in him, save this prospect, ! should
esteem his election 0f vast importance.
And knowing that some friends IN New
York State are fearful in consequence ol
the reiterated false statements ot one
class of newspapers, that liarr,so" Is
not capable Of filling the Presidential
chuir by reason of age and lack OF tai
~n,, l do hereby testify, that Il is the
uuanimous testimony al the members oi
the Society OF Friends in this city and
vicinity, who are personally acquainted
with General Harrison, tina, he IS IN ali
respects, in their opinion, we'll qualified
to fulfil. the station Of President OF the
United States and all that | have con-
versed with, say he shall have their sup
port for the same.
MICHAEL. Fl. BARTON.
Cincinnati, 9th Month nth, 1910.
EDITORS
or The public press ihrougho". ,he
United States are respectfully invited to
give publicity 10 the foregoing address,
and thereby much ohlige the writer.