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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28
M arrfed.

On Wednesday, 23d instant by the Rev. DR.. sesbury, 10
sph p Borgh, of Galveston, Texas TO Jane COrson, Of
this city.
On Thursday, Oath instant, by the Rev j. s. Demund,
Warren s. HIney to .qnn Eii:a 1Horp all Of this city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28

the banks can r,1e srong themselves any arrange
msnt ~ which they IL VII be very desirable
but tina, the banks Of Philadelphia undertake to pay
their aebs and those d the Bank also areey
70 b. eNnrc.aA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28
THE GYMNASlUMS,
,n5 GREEN ANDyg ANN STREETS.


IE now 10 fell operation The exercises therein well
n adapted al and experience has shown shat they
f-ct decidedly superior 20 All OH for preserving the
health the consttu,ion, and fully developing the
muscles tertifcsss from the eminent ply OF
tina and sAshs, IN favor ohese exercises taught
BIZ Mr. Fullc be either Of the establishments
SOARING and Fsntng taught the most approved prin
eglss
iuaior class for y nascs alternately Green and Ann
streets
In ssdon and altogether independent Of the other ever
there hiss lately se.n Established Bowling Alley Quot
Graund and shooting Gallery, 10 vhich gentlemen sub
SCRIBE without hst onirg MIXERS a the ty
An Evening" Class all be formed Immediately and continue
Sus,nr tis ,Iter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28

Az FoR NEW ORLEANs-stsr Lias-First reg
MA ulsr Packet The new packet ship RussflL
GLoyER, Jassr Howe, n..',rs y,l s.V, hr ~, lss
Russell Gars decidedly I've finest sp ~ he trade AMI has
For freight
which n the lowest terms pesse 10 apply en-
boar al Murray wharf foot ~ Wall street, OF 70
ULovERs MeMUkRAY, ito Pine street.
cotn@r of south q.
NIB. shippers Of good. by this vessel siii i.rt ss
their bills ~ ssnr 20 he signed without a. 10 the ocs %
the Subscribers chip will receive goods ser 10
dav. and~ will on Monday 80
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28

A M use nae nts.

THIS EVENING. September q, the performance viii
T r% sS S.sh al ITHftfs Of
G GS.:ss a Endsss! E SS,sS Mr fss:;
After Which, Mrs Hill will dance the Polish kraeovsne
T solosen Mr. f a:ssa AASss MI d ilis
Docs open at before oeloek-Periormanee
fri cess 81; Pit SO cents. Gallery IS cents
NiBLO'S GARDENs
THIS SEPT GasEt tREAT EEsr1TRAcTsoS
The Evenings KS S9ES4r re commence with
THE f As1 Hhi fxt e: S' FefhEfiNltcPaMAN
Acted English BY he Raael Family, assisted by Mr.
During the piece, Comic g. Bsas, by Gabriel Rave, and
Hornpipe. by Master Wells
Madame Eroehe Giatiisi ,eiW introduce the cele.
DRAFTED Dance from In Syiphide
Assisted by Miss Kerr ard he ladies 1.-THE corps de ballet
THE THREE fRilISs GsLoXSpIisAToRs,
By Gaor.el, Jeiome and Antoine Eavel
"a s sSi sTs s &c Lad
IN the Promenade sA. &N s o4hR ISTTS
THE tcGSSGi Se Gi eEa cTHf fs
Do. rapeh Jt Assantsa b Rs'f Auo.
'' ii, N GESo NJ: ks a SS'TS Va
Spanish Pa. d, Deus by Msmame Giubiei and cabnel
The piece will e9nssn x 81 o Srsps
90 Ihs MS;es PePaT@ent is conducted BY that eminent
@ Fee 6rshe S FIJI and effective Leader the
B.rrsrr, from the Conser'aoire Paris, and French
NS this on ss s Of
oon srsteeted and The new saloon Which Is ventilated
from the top and sides can be enclosed at me nose
Doors open at e-Entertainmens to commence al oeock
Tickets 50 cents each
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28

SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, corner Of William sna Duane ss
- add Ball the above HOTEL TO be let for
the coming season Private and Select Parties be
modsed their society balls and concerts reasonable
~ making early application. The admirably
sdapsd or large dinner and parties WHICH the proI
will be happy TO superior style. The establish
also prepared 10 few families and board
for the prices in accordance with the
times Rooms always ~ readiness for referees dinner and
supper parties accommodated IT tine and AZ Reasonable
charges. ROBERT ANDERSON.
sqEst. Propr e,or.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28
DOCTOR DE ANGELS,

FORMERLY aprsconsr ofm.dicire ~ the public hosri-
tails Naples aud member ofths medical fsHly ofihs city
New York where he has been practising rhysic the
rear continues consulted At his Once Nc re bin
ION at between Greenwich 81 sndWe Broadway IN certain
Sulay successfully aud the ss.s,s :ithoss Ssor-
without Inconvenience 10 the patient Otsryeens chrome
affections rhthsoa complaints uicsrsn the THROAT
skin Joints, aud pains IN the limbs deb
ogeher with train svmsrcus .viis sri,nf from NJ RECT
III the nsious ssdss have ftven
way 10 mis- MODE ofreatmea m an sncs ner.dee ranner
HE sueeesss IN grta measure ~ tp
whilst they eradicate cf e disease restore the
DR. De Apses has effected IN wsny essss wheh ssd
bsed the medea bat - cites only
one Cory OF letter frsm Doctors Osborne ad lslsnd
physicians Of thus city, TO DR.. BE Angels:
iie FrIro~ srprtr. Dec. q. 1873
s-we have no hesitation reply ins 20 nct. say
much credit for srecessul sstment
Mr. Jno Thorn after had bsed physicians both here and
in fsvorabl. climate We ctsasni err ,nts,
SAMUEL OSBORNE u.
w n. MIDLAND, NJ. d.
Patients may enquire Of Mr. Thorn himself who 20 be
found at No Jones Lane below Cote. House slip and Alec
Of his brother. Alderman Thorn. prcokbn AISLE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28

SHAVING SCARS AND TOOTH BRusHEs--Ths
greatest vsrysf shaving AID ~s.hns Soaps eod Cree.
grsnss Flower, Eaes vsrbsna Es,..t hmsrssn sores.t
hair Dye Powders ro~deryyp Balm Columbia WARDS Har
OIL, Mseasssr and B.srs OIL q; q; =, tSs sssM
sis Rrcadssy. rssrf e.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28

80 sOn NV URLEANs-First ves-s-To ssi
XyDA To Norrsw-Ths spts ndid packet ship PANIHkA.
win positively .,,I |. secv: TIE .eesE slsss TERMS
wa. fsIArSeVA' street, down stars.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28

DOMESTIC RAGs-iso b.les ist and I'd sorts white d.
Tvs fERssE BROOKS, 81 Liberyst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28

xkxl FOR MOBILE-wth immediate ID sratch-The
x\ superior packet ship WANERLY, Captain -,
sail for Mobile, above. Her accommodation
csun second cabin and sserage passengers are very up
vior Those wishing bertls, will TO make
early srplie aten on board. AZ pier n, ER. or 10
s9s HERDMAN KEENAN,, 81 South ct
SkI FiRsT fACKEL FOR NEW 0RLbbANsSr
uD&\ The splendid and we'll Known pscketship FRANCE,
spts,n Marshall will positively sail on the soth
port cabin second csbis steere should make Immediate
'''''''"'' on wSST. 9 qXFsco Il us IS south >. es
50 a. Peek slip. South st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28
The banks
nasa Aa-nH

1kiSh shall q y0llS!tI The banks
sh~snselvcs mast he result must be per-
frcuy otvsous W Il that ssy bShk which cannot
tksn resume, vi IN Lice and indulgence, win never
b. shie % resume all
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28

NEW CHATHAM THEATRE. ~~-~---~
IM MF. Miit nTT pEN sfTl2N'
THIS EVENING SEPT as-Ths performance will
GREEN EESn M iHf fl%ffayI BOY =,
Jededah, Mr. Hill Tonpkias, Mr. An 'erson
sandied, Shakespeare, ~, stanley
'a'0''e D'nee After which. the farce of
Seth Slope. Il, sffHT It'll S So9dt.' Mr. Apde-s
Boots Mestayer Belmont, Madison
Dance by Master Wood
f TasssS', s"'P MIR Ani :i:on baiicrd cine
Sir LiFF ssssy. o's0'd Bang Mr.. mo..e stanley
THE KING TX HS sI,e Tiif T bRsERrEn.
FredeIiek, Mr. Stevens Aide5er', ,.s NIL, Mr W od
Doors OPEN performance to commence al quarter los
cents I'd aud sd tiers 2s pltl2 cents gallery l2s
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC r<AZRY.
THIS EVENING, Sept: as-The' performances WI
men fH H!'S W'% ht SgRsiz S."''
Tom Tug. Mr. Edwin Robin ~, NJ GRAHAM
"'i"''. After WHICH, n, sSmissl tragedy Of '
frassiseo, Mr. Graham Bcin.do, Mr. Edmn
Pearey Russell i'"''0' Singleton ae'''''
THE sI EgSnsd s X 3: r 1il!'t % z,
smikr Miss Singleton Foisr russell
Miss Ninns,,a STsmmss, Ia Pit Celeste
TSfSSSppe lg s. viii il 4 F,I Ssrs a;, OF
ORTIZ FATE OF THE PHxEToN;
Jupiter Mr. Cunningham Apollo, MIR Edwin
SvS "s% Russell PAN s'''' hSs,rss
Venus. Mis-. Singleton Minerva, fs'e Mas Flynn
Dress Circle so cents-Upper Boxes IS eents-Pt sh
Doors open at 7-eurtain rises at halfpas,1.
HILLS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. : quare.
(Late the FrGnkiR)
u-Is being fitted up in splendid style, and will
October.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28

EXHIBITION AT MR.. LOCKWOOD'S ROOM
an Broadway, opposite the Apollo };
NEW DIORAMA.
(FRoM PARISH
Among the exhibitions which have been seen in
New the present time several have taken the
ofDorsms, without being entitled to IL; NJ NJ. MAFfET
kLONATI respectfully inform the ladies and gentlemen "a
this city, that they have Just from Paris with RIA
DORAMA in every Of the word pein.sdhy Nsa.is
Dzgu.re. Tn. eshit iiion will be opened
MONDAY, September l4th, 1870,
With two ablcaux.
CONsTANTINOPLE from view from the eu,fanc. Of the
Golden Horn; and
Ia MESSE DE- MINUIT,
Represent Midnight Mass ia the Church Of ST. Et.nue
da Mont. at Paris,
The public assured that pains has teen
SCARED fitting the to make eommodious and con-
Portable.
Te exhibitions will at o'clock In the aft,tnoSa
and half hour ur 10 o'clock In the eveLnrl
TegNe every person an rtunlty Of s,ns ts spi.pd
~ The proprietors would respectfully suggest that anv
private parties ar schools desiLous Of LAYING
hibition during the of hours WV
Tern w m Al sppd alton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28
Auction Sales.
BY THOMAS BELL.
(StofeS Nos. 80 .4nn 0ad li5 Fulton streets.


SPLENDID FvRSlf THf 9ak in .on,nqasor-A,,os
sa al s ali ds.s S be By S
and others comprising brussels aud ingram carpets ed. sss
ardroSes looking ei1ses. eat glass; china and plated
Also, eeGa.t new furniture superior manufacture ,,
A:o ,psn s % & &c.
out aas and sedond hand and new
by s f nS or ana ssua and an
Organ suitable for s%s church TO psy sts S
G7-AUCTIoN NorlCE1;THolMAs BELL informs IN.
and % gs Gs I he 5 as n' cbsr s sass
either the premises or IN bis large sales room ii 9oa n
rs S@ T s iSs
ely r.. sale are
a asss ri direction q Mr. ,Ms Sr:ss,
n. B.-Appraisments attended to. ------
BY BUTTERFIELp G2AcHMoN ,.,,ov
Out door sales of Furniture, punctually at
tended 10, and respectfully solicited.
THIS DAY.
%y s.ss sssss
s Nastsi ETC o@s@sn: Beds: ssdsteais. splendid Manta
''., ,n,, S Room. a.
O'clock BY tisi: g 'sa street
.xs quantity Of Household furniture. PaStculars here
'''''' AT PRIVATE SALE,
1890 tons Peach Orchard Coal,
ehaldrons Liverpool do Delivered at the market price
n b. Also 100 C cooking Stoves.
SAILS OF FURNITURE.-The auctioneer respectful
r gives zctee that he will attend personally to the sue OF
noskod Furnitue at the dwellings declining house
Ike. plug Liberal cash advances will be made on furniture
sent auction Inventories and Of
the effects persons deceased personally attended TO-
%. M Darts, AucfiOneer.
BY &c S ssl, No IS Chatham s.uar.
THIS DAY,
FUGN.TuRE-At 10 o'clock, in fr.nt Of Store, gene
ef Household aud Kitchen furniture consisting
hand sdeboards, secretary dres
sing cases aud cherry tables French and PLAIN So
IA tedstesds writing desks mahogany and cane seat chairs
rsekns chairs looking glasses double Hint and cut
wine glasses, "; hall lamps, nahei clocks eroekery grass
paid goods sent to the store, and
cash paid for all goods on the day OF sale
By Il. ] TODD. Aaetionser
Sales Room, No 81 Main street Brookfgn'
TUESDAY, September 20.
street eomnodious House and Lot ss Prospect
street The hsuse story frame good repair Tree o.
aud well adapted Tor gepeei family The lot
NV 10 sei ' f. Meo%ie ia YORK street or Of the auction
The house let to good tenant for $780, and
Also a, 10 o'clock without reserve the furniture Of ani,
giving honsekesping and removed for convenience OF sale
Comprising French and half French chairs, mahogany sprnt
elegant centre pier and tab looking ga
elegant dressing aud plain bureaus sdebosrd csrptng mat
and mahogany and Boston kes book cases ant
| wardroses, kitch,n furniture. Nc.
Also egant geld lever watch, BY order Of executor
| Also a stock Of new city made cabinet furniture.
Also, second hand Piano Forte. -
| ELEGANT FURNlTURE-Atlo O'Clock, In ATLANTIC ST
Brosklyn between Boerum and Smith second house Iron
smith, the elegant frniture contained IN sd house.
| lars hereafter ~
| ,f,frfsfI A NrpIIxN sTEAM NAVIGATION
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-10
Fran the K edmond Enquirer.
HARRISON.-and the Signs.

Gen. Harrison has besides addressing his Jeyune
letter 10 the Wing Elector of this District, spoken
Speech at Columbus and one at Fort Meigs-
But it is no go! No principle explained; no
satisfactory pledge given-No promise to veto an
Abolition bill, or to oppose National Bank.
Not one $50 far from making any such dcclara-
ton, he declared to the multitude at Fort Meigs
as appears by the annexed letter from Cleveland,
published in the last Globe, that he ''would make
no pledges IN regard to principles (and the speech
reported by Brooks in the N. Y. Express confirms
the statement.) "Should ] be elected; will give
my assent to all the laws, which may pass both
Houses of Congress, however much those laws
may be against my own opinions and Judgment"
Thus striking out the veto power from the Consti-
tuition. Thus, he will veto no Abolition Bill or
Bank Bill Martin Van Buren, is pledged against
both - Gen. Harrison against neither. Whom
then shall we trust 7 He who is pledged to carry
out our principles or he who refuses to give any
pledge Thus Gen. H. expects to secure the
votes of the Abolitionists-and, according to the
subsequent article from the Cleveland Advertiser,
there were enough Of them around him at Fort
Meigs. A Correspondent at Washington writes,
"When the General took it into his head (not
having then the neuralgia, presume,) to visit
Virginia, four years ago. it was often said by some
ofhis most distinguished Wing friends, that he
had much better remain at home, as he was no,
the kind of man to sho,c cf as candidate for the
Presidency After hasty call on some of his
kin, he posted of on his grand tour to the North
He went unlike Cesar, he was seen, and he was
beaten. His friends have lately cooped him up
and do think his late letter to Mr. Lyons, proves
the wisdom of his friends, who knew him best in
imposing silence on him, and the weakness Of
Mr.. Lyons in forcing him to break it-for, such
letter have never read from any man, who ex-
pected such favors from the People. AS the old
fellow has broken silence, hope he will continue
to write, and thus expose to the People his utter
incompetency to serve them. 1t seems he will
reply to no political letter, unless it be from one Of
high standing, and cup,exion The Standing
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-10
Disingenuous Statement.

The New York Morning Chronicle and
Fippecanoe Advocate admits, that there
has been too much "over-trading and
speculation" (Which with ouer-banking
have been the great causes of the present
distress;) but it Processes to trace this
over-banking to the friends of the Admi-
nistration. 1t says, "New charters were
soon thereafter granted for the formation
of innumerable banking institutions in
every State Of the Union, where the
partizaas Of The general Administration
had control, to fill up the vacuum caused
by the destruction of the United States
ank,'-This position is not true, in the
general, and it is memorably false in the
case of that very mammoth institution,
which has done more than almost all the
other Banks put together to encourage
over-trading, to disturb the circulation, to
involve the country in debt and embarrass-
ment - to lead to the present pressure,
and to compel the other banks to that
suspension, Of which it set the example.
We mean, of course, the y. s. Bank of
Pennsylvania, with 80 millions capital.
Who chartered this institution =! Was it
"the partizans of the general Administra-
tlon"l Had they the control in the
Legislature Of Pennsylvania Every
one knows, that it was the Wings who
re-chartered that tremendous Institution ;
that owing to the temporary schism be-
tween the friends of Wolf and Mullen
berg, majority of the Wings slipt into
the House of Representatives--and with
the aid Of two or three renegades IN the
Senate, who have since become wings,
the charter was forced down the throats
Of the Republican People of Pennsylva.
MIA! Put the saddle upon the right horse,
We pray thec!-Richmond Enquirer.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-10
First Gun from Democratic La
Sale,

To tie Editors cfthe Illinois Free Tr aer:
GESrLEMEN;-Troy Grove PRESENT is now
REDEEMED, REGENERATED, and DIS
ENTHRALLED--the once rank hole of Adolf
ton and modern Whigisn, is now no more.
It isnow on the side of MARTIN VAN BUREN,,
EQUAL RIGHTS and DEMOCRACY.
We had an election here on the Sd inst. for
Justice Of the Peace-the Wings nominated
William Worsely some eight or ten days previous
to the election--they united on him to man,
1ruzzaing, as usual, for clog cabins" hard ci-
DER and Gen. Nam, with their wagons constantly
engaged in banging voters to the polls. The
Democrats went to work and made their nominal
.ion on the I'd inst, quietly and peacebly, and it
turned out to be victorioesy, by our man, Jason
Gurley, IT., being elected by four majority over
William Worsey, the young "hard cider" hero.
Troy Grove will give Dodge Is majority in
August next and is majority for Van Buren, in
November. A DEMOCRAT
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-10
Ottawa, July BIZ, 1910.
N q II CE

> hereby given, that, on the 9Th day
Il OF August next, ] will proceed to sell
to the highest and best bidder the north
west Quarter Of Section No. 81, in town.
ship No. Id, north of range six, west of
the principal meridian, in the county OF
Putnam, State of Illinois, as the property
of the late Samuel II. .Aldrich, decd.
Said sale to be upon the said premises
and on credit of nine months, the pur-
chaser giving good security.
STEPHEN ALDRICH,
administrator.
July 3. 1910. 7---4w.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-10
Sale Of Real Essate.
State 0! Illinois, La Sale Comfy Circuit CsaFt.
CS. In Chanccry.
NATHANIEL PERLEY.


DY virtue of decretal order Of The
ID Circuit Court of the County Of La ]
Sale on the Chancery side theesof, made
in this cause at the May term OF said
Court, A. D. 1910, |, Milton II. Swift,
commissioner, duly appointed by said
court, will sell, at public sale, to the high
est bidder, for cash, at the door Of the
Court House in Ottawa, in said county,
on Saturday, the 18th day of July nexr,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the undivided half
of the east half of the northwest quarter OF
section, No. in township No. "a, north
of range 4, east of the third principal
meridian; and the undivided half of the
east half of the southwest quarter os Sec
ton No. A, in township No. "a. north Of
range 4, east of the third principal meri-
dian, lying in said county of La Sale.
MILTON Fl. SWIFT,
Commissioner.
DICKEy IL LELAND, Solicitors.
IN. B. The other undivided half Of
the above described lands will be offered
for sale at the same time and place by the
owner thereof.
June 26. 1910. 6---3w.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-10
Administrators Notice.

4 LII persons having claims against
IN the estate of James q. Higgins,
deceased, are hereby notified and reques-
ted to present the same to the subscriber,
administrator of said estate, or to the
Probate Justice of LA Sale county, win.
in nine months from the date here of. for
settlement. b. VAN VAI.KENBURGH,
.4dainistrator.
Ottawa, July BIZ, 1910. 7---4w.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-10
Agent. for the Illinois Free Trader.


The following gentlemen are authorized to act
as agents Of this paper, viz
n M Mot MoTr, Peru, La Sale county, III.
D. S. EBEnsoL. mail contractor.
C. G. MILLER, Dayton.
A. O. SMITH, Smiths Mills.
jason GuRLEY, Troy. Grove.
l.. w. DIMMocK, Vermilionville.
HEyny PHILLIPS, Munson, (Indian creek.)
G. w. REYNoLns, p. NJ. Pontiac
REEFS MonGAN, Morgan's Mill.
JAMES G. CLArP, Bristol, Kane Co. Ill.
WILLIAM RANEY, near Van Buren,.
nT Post Masters, and other individuals resi-
ding in La Sale and the adjoining counties, who
are willing to act agents in their respective
neighborhoods, will please make the same known
to us, by mail or otherwise.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-10
FOR SALE.
Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against
IA the estate of Ezra Ackiey, decd,
are hereby notified and requested to pre-
sent the same to the subscriber, admin
strator of said estate, or to the Probate
Justice of La Sale county, within nine
months from the date hereof, for settle
ment. LEMAN ACKLEY
administrator.
Ottawa, July Sd, 1910. 7---4w,
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-10
ADRIAN r.. DODGE, the Democratic

candidate for Representative, is now address
sing his fellow citizens throughout the dis
,rict He has addressed them at George Town,
Little Rock, Sycamore, Troy Grove, Bristol Os-
wego, Aurora, Geneva, st. Charles, Elyria, and
this day at o'clock, p. NJ, he will speak at
Dun Dee.
He will address the citizens of Eagle Present.,
on the 4th of July, at o'clock, p. NJ,
We are authorized to say that he intends to adj
dress his fellow-ctizcns in every PRESENT in La
Sale county.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-10
nEvsuCRATTC PLATFORM,

Oppo.itiou 10 National Bank, as fruugM Nth
danee- M m,r free institutions and 10 the Eber-
ties of The people, from its necessarily great and
coutrolTng po,cer orcr the general currency and
business offfhe country. Opposition tohe pres
emf Banking System, as detective in principle
and unsafe in practice, and requiring radical
reform. A total separation Of the fiscal concerns
Of Government from all Banking Institutions,
a, the best guarantee for the preservation Of four
National independence. Encouragement 10 all
Banks, based upon SOUND principles, Nth the
ability and disposition at all times 10 redeem,
their bills in gold and silrer, and an cypress pro
vision IN all Bank Charters, requiring ample
security to be giren 10 the State fir the redemp-
hon Of their issues in specie on demand, and the
perpetual subsection Of all acts Of incorporation
TO the control Of the Legislature"
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-10

rOTICE.
MY wife, Sarah finn, has left my
IH bed and board without any Just
cause or proyocation all persons are,
therefore, hereby cautioned against har-
bouring or trusting her on my account,
as | shall pay no debts Of her contracting.
TIMOTHY HORIZON.
Ottawa, July 3. 1910. 7---4w.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-10
List of Letters,

AASt VI h<ctucTS,
ND EMAINlNG in the Post Office at
~ Newark, La Sale county, Illinois,
on the Goth day of June, 1910.
Braselton John Mead Mayer A
Bass VIM b McLeary Joseph
Brau Benjamin Miller e. Ford
Bates Stephen Montgomery l.
Dow Lewis Niblo r ID Miss
Gardner John Niblo A II
Helm Joseph w Esq Scarf Harry
Halliday Aaron Townsend Benz. M
Phelps John Taylor Elisher
Maynard John b Wilcox Erastus
". STOU,ELL, p. W.
July 3. $4,000 n. 7-~3w.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-10
List Of Letters.

ID EMAINING in the Pos, Office at
N Ottawa, Illinois, on the Is. of
July, 1910,
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-10
TO LET,

1.-TWO STORE ROOMS, situated at
l. the North East corner of the Pub
lie Square. opposite the City Hotel, and
a dwelling over the same. One Of the
store rooms is well calculated for drug
store. Apply to
GEO. II. NORRIS.
Ottawa, May 80. 2---3t.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-10

n BBLS. OF AMERICAN BRANDY,
u just received per Fayette, and for
sale by WALKER 81 SANGER.
June 6. ST..
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-10
Co-Par:ncrship.

= BBl.S. OF AMERICANs(sl,N. lust
~ received per Steam Boat Fsveste. and
for sale by WAIKER a. SAN q
June a. "A n IA s,a n " e.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-10

4 BBLS. OF MADEIRA WINE,
Il SUPERIOR, just received, and for
sale by WALKER & SANGER.
June 6. 3---tf.