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


Few places in the west possess so many udvan-
,age, as the town whose name stands at the head
osthis article. Comparatively, it is yet in its I'M
fancy; and its resources for the want Of capital,
and for other reasons, have but Just hogan to be
developed, and yet it neads not tic eye of pro-
phcsy to discover, tina, at no distant day, it will
become the scat Of large manufacturing, 'cSinircr-
cial and mcr.dlltie interests. W. y
Ottova stands al the Junction Of The Fox riv-
or Nth the Illinois, at the head ofsteam boat nav.
lsgation, (cxcep, at low waer;)-cGhty miles
southwest of the city of Chicago, and fifteen miles
above the termination of the Illinois and Michi-
gan Canal:--and is the seat of justice Tor Lasalle
county twas laid of by the Canal Commission
crs, about ten years since But for the first seven
years, its growth was very slow, in consequence
of the very sparse settlement ofthe country during
that period, and most of the business was then
confined to the south side of the Illinois river
Within the last three years, however, and since
the commencement OF the public works, business
ulaton and business have increased more than
one hundred per cent
The town at the lowest estimate, contains about
one thousand inhabitants, exclusive of the Ia
borers on the canal;--composcd mostly, of cmi-
grants from New York and the New England
states, with small proportion from Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Kentucky, and other western states.
There are within the limits Of the town, eleven
Dry goods stores, two Drug stores, four Hotels,
c'clit Groceries, one Tin, Sheet iron, and Stove
stofcspne Hat manuMctcry, five Blacksmith shops,
three TNlors, two Watch makers, four Shocma-
ker's, one, Cabinet makers, two Carriage and
WaggonmaNcr's, two Saddle and Harness Ma
kcrs, one Chair Factory, four Painters thre ma
Aqss, pnc' Gahsmi sMpps4-6ye ca,sentcys, and
~ : '''-Ns. 6fAHofsssidkar meIsiahlia are
sar i,ay cs eos phssicians, ard three
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23

snd ,iiv. watch winch apparently begn a.
eel there by .are la,iiarla ,hori lj.c rsesio IL
g ,'ra ti-ogey Dn Z y ct --
cams,ance was made known TO our citizen, when
search was made in the river for the supposed
owper of the property, After short examination
of the river, the body of Henry Carpenter was
iouad about two hundred yards frog the place
where the clothes aud watch were discovered
Insanity is attributed the cause of this act. Th,
deceased has left wife and several childrcn {,
mourn the loss Of husband aud parent
An Inquest was held over the body by coroae
T. J.yrsue, and the verdict of the jury was tina
che came to his death by drowning"
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

sThc contract time for the arrival IN
eastern Wail from Chicago is daily, N
Saturdays, by 0 o'clock p. M. De, II
daily, except Sundays, at 3 o'clock
M alb from the south west by the VIZ
Black Partridge, Crow Meadow, sEJ
and Vermilionville arrives 3 times a !,
by 8 EN-. Departs same DAYS at . H.
by the waySpf Rome, Lacon, HsHpi,k
and Peru every alternate day 1t the.
same hours.y + 4
Weekly mail up Fox River, via Dqtop,
Newark 0swego to Naperville, dhartsI
every Wednesday at q o'clock A. " and
arrives every Saturday by 8 P. NJ,
Weekly NAH up Fox River via lIyion.
Worthwhile, Penniield, Bristol and hpra
No La Fox (Geneval arrives every liday
by IL A. M, and departs same day 1t h.,
NJ. t,n
Weekly mail 10 Troy Grove ativas
every Saturday by l2wM.. and deeT !
SAND Day at H. NJ.
Weekly mail to lbrsaillss, goes ppr
andTeturns every Saturday.
Semi monthly mail. via Pontiac, nl
Avoca 70 DanvilIe, departs every uthel
Thursday at II NJ. and arrives THURSDAY
following at Ira. NJ.
Persons sending letters Eas. fior South
wifi pleas hard them in at as early ia.
hotir as possible. as the P9 Nj is authcy
sed Y deliver the mail in .anteipasioi i
hc contraci hour. 4Fs
Post uilce open on week \ days. u
ing BUSINESS hours. On s iays ron ii
o 10 o'clock A. NJ. & H. to 0 P AS
: H0iLh 5sR, r. " N.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23
The Clrc,,it Conr,

For this county commenced its May session OH the
18th instant, with large amount of business on,
the Docket, and will ADJOURN to-day. A grai
number ofcauses, (about 20O) have been dispotcd
Of, considering the Importance Of some Of them,
and the length Of time consumed in their inscsti-
CATION, and the incidental matters which usually
occupy more or less of each days proceedings.
T-ae"w"ca indicted for. passing conn.
f.ttss ,tl l.i.e, xnw. ~sSSHs...t.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23

our readers will bear with us for
: elections in to-day'spaper, as there
'iat many inconveniences connected
'alion of the first No., of r'hich
printer can give ample testimony.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23
The Crops.

We learn from farmer on Fox River that
the coming crops are quite promising, particu-
| My the wheat crop, which our informant stat S
to be much farther advanced tins season than is
usual at this period of the year.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23
Democratic District Convention

AT meeting of delegates of the demo-
mocra,ic party from the counties of La
Sale, Kane and De Kalb, at Ottawa, on
the 10Th day of May, 1910, III pursuance
of call of the central spending COM
mittcc, for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for Representative, the Hon.
WM. STApDEN was called to the chair,
and j. Oils Glouer and ,Jno. II. Lettings
ton, Esqrs. were.appointed secretaries. 2
On calling the names of the delegates,
the following gentlemen presented their
credentials, and took their seats.
From THE COUNTY OF LA SALLE-
Brookfeld Precinct--John Palmer and
Geo. w. Armstrong. ace
DaytoR-Wm. Stadden, Charles &.
Miller and VIM. l.. Donovan. 81
Easiern--Walter Stowell, II. S. Mis-.
ncr, John $. Armstrong, VIM. p. Boyd
and Stephen Morcy.
Lorain--David Crawford, John Hupp
and ii. Swaziland.
.Otfd3ra--W ilIiam T.. Armstrong, L.
Woodruff, NJ. Donohue, j.. B. Delano
Geo III. Norris, III. j. Reed and Joseph
Hall.
South OHawa-W. III. w. Cushman,
J. o. Glover and b. b. Reynolds.
Troy Gr0rc-JustinWixan, Asa Mann
and Jason Gruley, ir.
! Tcrmilion-Jocl w. Armstrong, D.
| c. Cook, Nelson Alverd and Nj. f. Hol
lister.
Uestern-Mr. McDermot, c. Charles,
M. Mott, VIM, Chumasefo, W. Kennedy,
j. McFnnan and n. Lo~iy. - .--..-.
From KANE, COUNTY
Eigin Prccinci--Dr j. Tefii, John S.
Calvert, Adam Mann and Cotton Knox.
st. fharies-~Ira Minard, b. T. Hunt,
VIM. B. Plato and .IoshuaeWicks. i.
saadustt--Dayid Dunilalp, Mark w!
lfIetcner, James KisN ana II IA ..ss4rTfpg
Foe Rirer.--J. r.. Livingston, YIN
Thurds, J. L. Campbell and O.Ds Day.
Little and Big Rock-Jamcs Scott, II
Fisher and VIM. Palmer.
Blachberry-Wm. B. West, Dayic
Wheeler and d. w. Annis.
FROM DE KALB County,
Kingston Precinct-Jonas Haight ant
Charles w. Branch.
KiShwaukie-J. G. Kellogg and Amo.
Story.
Sycomore-E. G. Jewell and L. D.
Walrod
Ohio-Eli Barnes and Austin HAYDEN
SamanapkrC. Potter and r. Wood
ruff. - -
Paw Par--Eber N. John and Benz
Harris. ~
On motion it was resolved that the con
venuon P---..ata hall. f-----r--..santatiua
After Several ballotings, Az Il .. DoDGE
ESQ. was found to have a majority of all
the votes given, whereupon it was
Resolved, That ABR. r. DODGE
ESQ, be unanimously chosen as the can.
didate of the democratic party Of this dis.
trict for Representative.
Resolved, That committee of five be
chosen, to draft an address to the citizens
of this Representative district -
= Uponywhiclr the following gentlemen
were namedas said committee--William
Chumasero, ME-. Hollister, J. o. Clio
yer, M. W. Fletcher and c. q. Jewell.
On motion resolved, that tie procec-
dings of this convention be published IN
the "llhnois Free Trader" "Clncago
Democrat and "J3liet Courier:
On motion resolved, that this convell-
ton do now athohrn.
(sigucd i, thc Officers.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23
y. t!., yJIa eail6il, ~
SlMhN KINNEY, EseR. President
LYNN KING, Esqt Vice President
Jums Bradford Secretaries.

81 NUN hlN NE ', EscN'
LYNN KING, Esq, Vice President
jums Bradford, Secretaries.
Bentnnin Thompson, "A
Which report was ,inanliii Z
ceptel.
Tie committee to examine cledentia
made their report, from which 1t appear'
that rs persons were duly elected
members of this convention and entitled
seats rs such, which report was uual
rnousk accepted.
Hoied, That in case OF absence OF 81
dclegae from a piecinct, the reman,,
delegaes from such precinct be au'nc
zed to I'll such vacancy and hand In {
names of persons 50 selectedto the Sec
taries.
Resolred unanimously, That wher,
there are but few delegates in this cons
ton from Kane comfy and none irons
KaIb, that we now proceed to So
candidate to represent the district %
State Legislature, which NOMINATION
be recommended o the Wings of
and De Kalb counies, FOR thar accc
at Convention which is to be hole
Geneva on the 27tl day of May lns
Resolred, That he mode OF proc
in the selection Ola candidate DC
calling the name d each member
| convention, and Hat each membe
as his name is callld either by the
or written ballot, Il be may prefer.
The following persons were ID
commended Ivy thor respective ire
said office, to wit: Allen +. Hu
Caleb A, Buckingham, Lewis w
and Geo. W. H,hey, Esqrs.' an'
a vote being taken the result was
lows: y.
Allen p. Hubbard had 5 vote
Caleb A Buekingham Il :"
Lewis w J.alk 81 :"
Geo. w nollry 0
| Whcrcupen was unanimously
ed. that Lrw,s I.JNK, Esq. be =
mouslv dolce, As the candidate for
rcserta,;,c IS
Pesoy,e -, e,unios,Sly, That W.
oucst H. wbsss m De Kalb and
co,r,t;es ,,,ne4,f in Convention at e'enN
an the OH dav of MAY inst. ana
o,,;esce ~ III nomination of Lewis
Ink Esq "a the Whig candidate TO Il
resent this distr;ct.
Peso1ne,3 ,oo,in,ously, That ten &,
oates he now chosen, whose duty II
be to attend sald c'enAention of WmS
| Geneva and il said meeting shoult
acuuiesce in the nomination OF our re
citizen, I,..W. link. ESD, as aiore
then 10 meet with a propor''onale nu,
of delegates from said counties, an
|eoiiy a,,t,sn with them, select a sui
aatnl late Tor our support as aiofcss'
] tFhe following named persons
'then unanimously selected as sai'
gates, viz =
DanielF. Webster, I. L. hickey
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23

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,rnr.,e p,u,,c
4.t.t;v,,s.--I, oresentino TO Won ,hc frat,
,ra, I,,yo,s Fms, Tn,,ru" w<
...ccs.ily Of saving few word,fn
ID, .slyes and the course we iniscdd to
"a ,he m,M,ca,ion of TIM. paper Time
,,rtl IN made il cuyionnr, for Individuals
y usucn,ibilily Of conducting a public
t.srAe known to the public ,heir views
Satanems touching such questions MS are
6gc I,t.lor ,hcm during their editorial
* bcdicncc to this custom, and from
Ss3as on offs necessity. we win proceed
assH eli --ec OF tbat duty Aspil.,s Tint. az, IL,
MT cn.munity will give our. sentiments and
fssS--rsasidcrlio before condcmning them;
aisS,rhtlicy fgrunalely meet their approba-
,Kst. ,si such fyos as their merits may de-
FsAg ~
s'Nstsessly Of establishing and sus.ainng
TeAF h:>l&,apcr at this place, the undersigned
Z { e'iii'scssa tosay Shs word. To doubt
~ M 10y would W tospcak with disparagc-
8fsPes''ns sl''s hisesy fasered section Of
to'fA sA3f cast re#oach upon. population who
els5ss"'sheu iq' sheir ettcrpffses virtue and
ttsslaG thc rapid aid extersise, Imprisonment
Htgf w. ---thc fourish.pg conditioned The s,r
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23

c. Several articles intended for to-day's paper
have been unavoidably omitted.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23
Va. FOR PREsIDkNT.
sll TIN VAN RTREN.
.sF n &yIcE PREsIDENr.
Ess lard NJ. JOHNSON.

having in their possession the pros
q,er, viii please hand them in du-
I week.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-23
YnE ILLINQas face asVADER.

,h5rilc them 80 to TO- o large number haic q, tiss
c1scnt May term OF our court, ~ a s spnratov
,,,o.,. IN I,-,ome nnfuralizcd -'1.t-s ~ IA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

CpFRMANs WORM LOZENGEs are the gr.,,es,
> medicine IN the world
DR. CHURCHILL has -sed them in over ess.s ,,r.a
ten ofspssms and three " hts He considers az. and
sue, and re pds them 90 all. ~
MIR j. BNONEs has used tser in Instantly With .r.;vs
and several Of his friends have great confidence
them. -
Col. CLARgeured one ofhisehdr,n ofspasms and On.
Of 6ts, ssionedb by
The Hon BEARDsLEY THINKS thsy ha,. saved IN.
We Of one ofhs children. had bess long time decline
no v tsnsed oy the best rhysciass without relief
the only hope he did and hro.sh the blessing Of God
h child ssow wsanother living evidence oftkeir wonder.
ful yrtoss Mr.. sage family osld " without them
Mot hsn ac eerheatss night be add Of their truly
wenderfpl properties.
sed hs wAr.hcse. ies Nsss,y street ore Door sbove
Ans BChathsr 12c Bowery e7 Bleetkes; Dodds.
proadvsyj and 100 Fultoa strset, bfeotiyn
Were slso can be h.d sssr~sDs Lossssss forssrvcu
head ache heart tvrp, ccldss ne. 80
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

DR POETT's ERADlCATOR-soOO will be forfeited n
- Dr. Poetts Eradiczto fails a deli
cate 10 Ices a. hours and when the dis
has lasted 9e mere ether medicines and me
cal skill have failed. universally esteemed for its
certainly safety and sgeeseenss For the last
the md for the Eradica
caused initiate and IT, Be
deceived but buy Dr. Poss Ersdicstor Agents 20 and
Fulton Dewar Cha Church: IS
ChhAm street; IS Bovery Walker 6is Bradways7
Canal street. Dr. HART Chambers and Broadway Price
81. sra
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29
STATE OF NEW.YOnk, !

[
sICRETARYe OPFIcE, ACGrsr ~, $780,
To the Sheriff Of she City AID County OF Newlerk.
{dY SirNotee IL hereby that at the next Gen
Election ia ths state TO be held on the secons third ae
fourth days 81 Noyeme.r in The Ciiy aud 9uy
Of New York L. s City of Brooklyn and the own OF busa
wick the County Of Kings Were the election = TO oe heid
Wednesday the fourth day Of November next the follow
ing officers 20 1e elected:
a Gov aud a Lieutenant Governor.
Electors of President and Vice President Of the
Unit ID States. go
You will also take nstice that the ofservce rder
lex Tslqadge for First District which
City and County New York belongs will expire the last
dsy OF and that said District
Is To be chosen his place the said General Election
foa natcs that four Representatives the 27tt
Congress ofh U.ited States fer the Third CONGRESSIONAL
District of the and county of New York.
be chosen at the said next General Election.
General Election the following ofcers &c
be chosen in your county.
Thrtees Members OF Assembly
Sheriff ia place OF Jacob AcAer whose term expires
the last day Of December next
County Clerk place of Joseph Hoxe, whose term
pres the last day Of ID .cember next
Aud Coroner IN place of Ira b. heeler whose tern
will expire the last day of December next
J. c. SPENCER, Secretary ofstate
SheriH's Office, New York. AUGUST 90 ls40.
The above true copy of notihcaon rec wed from the
Sheriff Of the City and County OF New York;
All the pnblie newspapers the county will publish the
above ouee in each week, until the Election.
See Revised Statute chapter sth title 3D. article 30
lst. l40 ava te hvf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

9 % PHI sSm.D.s
T eo.ae.
rs The EUrHRAsIA CoMPoUND,for ssbl. and deli
sti fac xMxRANrH sYRur, for morbid elections Of
The ANAGALLls PILL, for irregular action of tn.
srHE cARDAMINE PILL fOrderaassd function sfth'
Z THE vERBENA PILL, for ailments incident to I.
s sDs SHh Fl sT s sas
To- THE l. APsANA POWDER, for the diseases of chill
tr' The sxrIs LINIMENT for obstinate diseases of
IL The soLIDAGo OINTMENT. for iniuriss com
men Of medicine
partial liable 70 obeetisns The preceding classic
oR;if ti sssr "s
respecting definite action ofysn remedies
OF S
a s nsns s
possible maadiss With remedy has niysr and never will
y and ss' nc sSDs
cine like food when put 70 its legitimate use must be chosen
most ader distress when this accomplished
selves An affection Of the brain requires remedy totally
an as ss palsy;
sad1s Ga sad
Catalogue SiPsmsdes soIasr they have
sref and genera ON account being intended
alum Of sSGass s he
may Be had @ n Ii. .sa a. W
relied general the Of &
Vi % are: ss @
SSs Ss .. their
NJ c. street, years OF age dark complexion, md
and me s.
al astis
freely opened and "A hOur'the patient was completely
NJ b 18th street seized with similar sy
days in the sn T @ a AZ
gwen and in so hours ne returned to his
had e.
The G the lungs cough
rny b ss al
81 giving doses of the AsseALLs Pills in two or
isf ws&sSSRfE!fby sas.s
TO BUSINESS -MEN-AND THOSE N Wan OF
oS the
ss
csatract With both local and Agents
81 states asi and Missouri aud iowa.
E Ms sSh s1t o
mS. I S 80 S make K:
Fl +" nss
sss sss
the been induce them 70
az ssf Lie Tsn for the
Fall relative will be made known
RT SIS city Ycrf 20 -
pREsIgkNT HoTEL.-ih his sslsadia establishmes =.
those who be pleased to favor IL with their
ronage The house excellent order; the furniture
eegant the ladies parsrs furnished style OF
sith the best Wines and Liquors The larder will be
No eI-n shall be wanting the OF the propretors
render every possible comfort and to
he been long and favsraby
this city Hotel keeper and the other steam
packet the Atlantic Coast to Charleston New Or
leans &c. The public's obsdient servants,
T. B. REDMOND
JAMES PENNUYER{ rr0pfie'0r'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29
H A V A n n A II

ANBUs MUNDUs IbUlH WONLDsJ HUIEL,
4JUsIII sTREEr AND BARATILLo STREET.
MRS. J. DOMINIQUE hegs respectfully 10 inform her
VA friends and the public thai she has removed her boarding
house formerly situated at i6 Ofces street and lately ST.
Clara street to the above mentioned place large aud plsn
did kouse fronting the wharf aud nsndng full sighl Of
the whole bay The delightful situation Of the Ambos Mum
doe Hotel makes cool desirable
advantage tropical climates IL the Custom
House the Post Once the Go, Palace, and the Place
Of Plaza de Armas favorite walk with all ors
Mr. D. willdo thing in her power to make the m
boe Nundos Hotel pleasant and comfortable the
who sAoGa favor with their patronage The prie.s
moderate. o6 In.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29
TRUSSES

DUPTURE CuRED AT DIR. AMOS o HULL's Es-
n TABLlsHMENT I vEsEY STREET, Aston
HOUSE-Dr HALLS Trasses modified to sherten ser
terra Of cure very much; The truss is called
1.-THE RADICAL CURE TRUSS"
This very great
Of the faculty of New York.
The America Instr, it's air granted the FIRST
PREMIUM for this Truss, on the Of its
judges consisting Of ave eminent ply AID
Truss hawkers there such thng principle
fcur not hitherto known the fac this
seed BY medical men as hgmbug Of mere mechanics wac
DR.. HULLS establishment has been well known for
aa twenty years istAsonly the patronage
oftbe faculty. ,
ls No is permttedin this Office and awell
surge who declines all other sl is in
constant attendance.
Rspsred persons cautioned against being deesed BY
pretended agents no TRUSS is GENUINE UNLESS
AMOS G. HULL, Md,
APPS Vssev street New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29
PEAsEs' H0REaOUND CANDY.

Ner York. March 10. 1870.
THIS certify that have beeu under the effects
ola very cough and cold, an after making Of
kinds without receiving benefit from
the same fearing my cold would settle lungs and
for length of time from business employed
phy under MS
months and in the meantime getting worse instead better
the adyi Of friend Induced TO try your
Clarified Essence Of Hsrehound Candy, which Immediately
being confined the house and not able to leave
bed anqua6edly that after nahog Of two
sge packages perfectly restored to my former heah
and blessing that feel bound to
nd be healed likewise. w L. IRISH. 81 Ludlow 81.
Hustos sole Nassau st, Of Am None
nune unless each signed j. Pesse Son, Division
street be obtained wholesale retail. Closed
ne SABBATH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

In 4
a. elegant Cordial which has bees toVnd 1eo9e90
NapIes and other parts ofisniy ~ 80
and prev Of certsln Hasdssc
The success NIT vi IN Ihess coystrsss and s vv4-
liable fssg covers Tonic tvy warrant the
offering pubic ~ The propretor who mas nporssa
quantity direct from 'sy "a! s H. " ..o m r.
mountsns Of Abrulx may useo with great snd
aigesnon nstuenee scidy iowness Of The rs, and tDs
lie In very short produces comfo table sensation
troh he whole syste the appetite and ni artg
activity BODY and ygor to the mind In con-
also ennsny serveesbe producing nsaai and lasting
relief r
il is before after meals. Twotes
full mixed with equal quantity OF sugar AID nall vine
full dose for adult and hail that guam
ty for young person. 1t also be taken N eoaes viii
forming grateful and wholesome addition -
tkat verage The dose will be serveeabls
used they make their spts1sEes
II sold wicker baskets, imported BY MCk
ROGH COLVILLE, iss Beecksr street. sole agents foR
North America Price ST so ne bottle as 5m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29
COUGH LOZENGES.

ky r
coughs or colds one days. afford immediate refn
he whoopips e9ssh asthma breathing ana En,ness
dtcine.
equal them they give Immediate relief and have cured the
mend them as the OesteOush medicine n use p nm
Ix.:ss4 On rs; shsssp Ssssh
s.,a,
ifs 20 hem through $, :.as e Ged wililsn::
y % s
r SGg S AZ ss s % three
Rsis!sne,: also e B. Aadf5y.. judge 1: Spence,
;sss; us Bro; S:sS 'sii ,"
CURE YOUR CoUGg, sr v1l lead to CONSUMPTION and
death MANY article: are gTsa bat non. are sGaao c Dir
one two ris.ssn, lie Isle and handy
well Sherman: ortis Tooth Pastsm will give to yos r
breath who have used other den
Sa::sa s ass sss q Dr.
GROUP, GROUP
MY CHILD recently all eied vi the Group and we
advised sSG1s sf n TGed F P2. soS
e. sss s Si s..
s ; q two ss s. @ s G
space hours she considered o.' Of das
s yst aGs Il h o rsr,as VINO have &
little children afflicted as my child was
J. HARRISON, SO Main street Brooklyn.
Nessrs. J. Pease * Son, As Divisen street
6entemen-H.vng been troubled with sore chest and
the month to be quite unable to at
tend ally busnes WAS advised b Trend 10 make
atrial Of Clarified Essence Of rhond andy Waleh
did found reIs and recommend
ed il several Of my profession ard they found Al great
regulator of the voice remain vosrf,
COUN<ELLOR SMITH. 90 Liberty st.
You at liberty make puoc ef this, II on think
pron~r C.S.
Agents J. B. Zisb-r, n. corner OF Third and Dock ats
Philadelphia; J. Reddng No state ST. Boston, Mas Du-
ya ssa Broad st, Newark, y. Hays ss fulton street
Broc LII Il
t,,red ,nbol1 ,le and retail o2s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29
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A CHARM. A CHARM.
CHERMAN's COUGH LOZENGrs operate like charm
- They eurs the distressing cases of coushs asthma
whoOIng cough tghness of the chest Sc few hours
the ncreduous Sold at les Nassau street. ifs bleecker
street ssd 80 Sutton ct, Get, Brootlyn. cal
HAVANA sEGkRs-sc.ooo Camore,, and rs goo Ladies
IL Segzfs. lust received, aud for sale BY
PiCABiA MANZANEDO. ~ Liberty ct
o. near Nsssas
MiLNE-s PATENT MILITARY PASTE, for polishios
" Brass Copper German SILVER Silver Plate Tin, Brttzns
sad Military Ornaments valuable article.
and COMPACT ID ~ for sale, who'll sale and retail
FEUCHTWANGERs Pharmacy.
A sTRlNgEFT rf.Ls-Dr. Cherry sAstrinsent Pile IN
snafe ss tausd after the fall
o., e eopaies eoeeb. infections. and sspernsnts These
hy.e,ans haze serly failed bsy. pill. have succeeded
For gravel few doses will For female weaknesses
hsy dessrvedy popular Agents ~ and 100 Fulton
Chatham street, Chambers and thurch o. Crnal
20 Bovery; sii Broadway. Price ST.
~ b. Southern aud merchants supplied liberal
ers aud the pills warranted to them al the agency 70 FULTON
Of I'm
MUslC,Psre. sns Ban. .uilea 9TH MUSIC W sprIy.
'i At No tTs William street where orders wi Sc rupe
tally attended TO BY SIMPSON Fsshopsble QssdriIs
Wst,ss Ne played BY sband OF good Musicians OF
lees - mar be requested ~ Am