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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-02
DIR. BOARDMAN'S
ANTI-FEVER PILLS

prepared expressly for he West and Soul
vUvBEsE pills are offered to the public as
tentative, and remedy for the Fevers OF
countries. BY the proper use OF these pi''s'
FEVER g. AGUE,
With ali its varieties, of Chill Fever, Dumb
&c. together with Periodical Rhumaiic ram
riodical Headaches, Night-Sweats ana all
harassing symptoms Of dcbili,y-all OF wheel
their origin in the same cause, may be ei'h'
wanted or removed,
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swift, PallmaIgc, Upton, White, and Webster
90
NAYs.--N essrS. Allen, Benton Brown, Bucha-
non, Clay of Alabama, Cuihbert, Fulton, Hub
bard, King. Linn, Lumpkin Lyon, Mouton,
Nichols, Niles, Norvcll, Pierce, Rvcs, Robinson,
Roane, Sewer, Smith of Connecticut, Walker,
Wright, and Young-25.
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ron rnE itLixols rnnr rnAnrn.
The Voice OF Autumn


hear the voice OF Autumn mournfuy
1t tells us that the summer has departed
The leaves are falling fast from shrub and tree;
YctNaturc' ) frost dipt pencil hath impaired
A glorious beauty TO the faling year
More beautiful than summer could impart.
But like the hectic bloom that doth appear
On Beauty's check when Death has touch d the
heart,
The bloom Of Autumn speaks ofsure decay
Such brilliant hues must quickly pass away.
] hear the voice OF Autumn; mourniully
Among the prairie 1ow'rs hear it signing,
AS though it gricvcd that things fair should be
SO soon upon the earth's cold bosom lying
Like a forsaken beauty, left to perish
Or, rather, like the unsubstantial dreams,
The air-built hopes that moras fondly cherish
Which pass away like shadows over streams
like all things earthly, beautiful and fair,
Leaving no vestige oflnemorial there.
| hear the voice of Autumn whispering low
Among the leaves,asthough itfcar'd to wara them
Ofthc approach of relentless foe,
To strip them of the robes that now adorn tbcm,
Leaving each tender shrub and gentle flower
Unshcltcred, to endure the winters storms.
Oh, what a lesson of dcspoiic power
Docs nature teach US in its varied forms,
Give man the power, ana like stern Winters blast,
Eartll's conq'rors leave waste where they have
pass'd.
hear the voice Of Autumn: she IL now
To all tie sons OF men lesson rc1dng--
She says; "I'he crown is fading on my brow,
Darkness to light is constantly succeeding,
Decay and Death on every earthly thing
Arc siamp'd indolibly, would mortals read them,
The moral lessons which the seasons bring
Would make men wise indeed, if they would
heed them.
Life ends in death, and death Itself will be
Succeeded soon by Immortality"
hear the voice Of Autumn in tone
OF melancholy sweetness she Is singing
The requiem of the summer and upon
Her sisters grave bright blossoms she is linging.
But thou, fair Autumn thou wilt pass away
In clouds and darkness. There will lie 40 flowers,
No buds OF beauty on thy bier to lay
Flowers smile like Ilattcrcrs, only in bright hours
But thou shalt hayc--onil,cm Of purity
A brilliant wreath Of mo,c 10 cover thee.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-02

OJituug.--'rhc Hon. Martin Chittcndon, io,-
merry member of Congress and afterwards Go
vernon Of Vermont, died ON the 9Th ult., ut Viii
listn, VI. lie had week previous to his death
returned from the South West, sick Of the fever
prevalent IN that country,
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-02

The proprietor of the Gazette having been ab.
@af for a week, &C., -"Ntnny Fircn."
Wonder how high the gravel flew when the
odiior "absquatulatcd 7" $50 il boots!"
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-02

Business al Nso Orlecns.-rhc Picayun rep
resents prospects extremely cheering in that
.sity. Il says;" Preparations for the fall business
are going ON around us u IN extent, we think,
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-02
From lie Shirt orMe Ac..

from me SJrd u Inc lg'.
The Democracy of the Mountain state
have done nobly. No man on: of the
state has any idea with what they have TO
contend. Our banks have kept the screws
on the people to the last thread. They
have literally screwed the people on to
the federal ticket. A concerted Withdraw
al on their part, of from between one and
two millions of dollars from active circu-
lation in the state has caused a scarcity of
money among the farmers, rarely known,
all of which has been charged to- the adj
minstratlOn. The runners of the banks
have secured the state in droves. Fedc-
raj members have given lenity TO such of
their creditors as they could induce to
vote the federal ticket by doing so, and
when this could not he done, have sent
hundreds Of democrats TO JAIL few
days before the cleclion.-thercby depriv-
ing them of the right of suffrage in their
own town. Instance the town of Sharon.
Democrats enough to have saved the town
were confined in the Jail limits in Wood
stock, by bank director of that town.
From the Coos County D-moc,m.
On the day previous to the late Yer
mont election, three democrats were com
mittcd TO Jail in Guildhall, for the evident
purpose ofdepriving them of their votes at
the coming election. In one case the
debt was only three dollars, and we un-
dcrstand the lawyer who attempted for
this small sum TO deprive poor man of
his vote was Titus Smell, of Guildhall.
Immediately before the election, no less
than six suits were commenced against
Democratic citizens of Lunenburg triable
at Canaan, at distance of forty miles, the
afternoon prior to the election. The sole
object of commencing these suits at such
time, must have been to reduce the de-
mocratic voters against whom they were
brought to submit to judgment against
them without hearing, or forfeit their
privileges as freemen.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-02

truth Of Louisville, Ky.--The City Gazette
tpeaks of the prevalence of bilious diseases in
Louisville. The number of inicrments in the
city during the month of August, was iily-one.
the "ErpecimaaK "a bottle pre-
bted me with when in Philadclphia) and applied
ine lineament to the throat and breast, and be-
r. many minutes the hoarseness was gone, the
did breathed freely and slept swcetly. Owing
4 these circumstances it cannot be wondered at
Inv | have so high an opinion OF DR.. Jayne $
) lIcinc, and why advise every family to keep
y I'm hand ready for any emergency.
NJ Respectfully yours,
nj ARTHUR B. BRADFORD,
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church, Darling
b, Pa.
a,pr. d. JAYNE.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-02

Quickest Yd.-The steamship Britannia com
plcted her voyage out to England from Halifax
in Ten DAYS.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-02
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES, 1910.
FOR PRESIDENT;
MARTIN VAN RUIsEN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
RICHARD M. JOHNSON.
FOR ELECTORS or PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT;

ADAM w. SNYDER, Qf& Chir couHtH
ISAAC p. WALKER, Of yonihoa coeaty
JOHN w. EbDRiDGE, IF Cooh coihgty,
JOHN A. MCLERNAND, IF Gall'iia county.
JAMES IL. RALSTON, Of Adams county.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-02

hea"cf.on Of Prices.-'The Log Cabin
IN this village was offered for sale on
Tuesday last. After much persuasion,
we understand that the President of the
the bank bid IS, but afterwards neglected
to chase the bargain. 1t was subsequent
ly disposed of by lottery for IA shillings.
IA tickets were sold at shilling per tick
ct. Who will now deny federal assertions
that the Sub-Treasury will cause reduc-
ton of prices, especially Of Log Cabins.
w estchester Democrat.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-02

may follow the example of your friends
in New York, may encourage and pro-
tect those who steal your property, NAV
convert your Eastern and Northern from
tiers into scenes of turmoil, if not of
bloodshed, in which your people will
strive in vain to secure themselves against
midnight plunderers and the torch of the
inccndiary.
1oi ! JOY To SOUTHERN WIGS
what If YOUR COUNTRY BE RU-
MED Your LEADERS will get OF
r rn ana you will rejoice over a
GREAT WING Erfra
Globe.
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THESE Pills longer those Of doubtful utility
They have passed away from The hundreds that are daily
launched upon tine tide n experiment. aud now stand before the
public high IN enati0n aud extensively employed IN all
parts Of the United States the canaas, Texas Mexico ana the
West Indies medicine that has been prepared Tor the
relief Of suffering The! have been introduced wherever
was found possible thc; aud there are bat few taws
that do not contain remarkable evidences OF Their good c
tccs The certificates that have been presented; IL Tie proprietor
exceed Thousand. upwards Of five hundred g" which
from regular practising ph! rh who the most competent
judges ol their merits
Dtr have The performed hy tins medicine been the sub
Jert OF editorial comment and una and
with truth be- asserted. medicine the Kind has
ever received testimonials III va, than attached Ia
this.
They In general tuiy medicine, and there
thousands Of families who declare they satisfied uncS,
they have supply always on hand.
They have rival IN cun. and preventing Billions Fever
Fever and Ague Dyspepsia Liver complaints, Sick Headache
Jalndicc Asthma, Dnsl, Rhrumatisn Enlargement q the
Spleen. Piles. thnlc. Female Distinctions, Heartburn Fuc
Tongue, Nausea nlsicnsinn OF the stomach and Bowels ncp
clt Dlm, FatncnCc ahltua Ctiscuc>s Loss 81 appetite,
Eolchrd ~ Sluw umpNu and III all "f Topper OF tie
Bowels where cat!arIc ap,rIcn il needed They are
cAcesdin. mid III their opetun prlu, neither 1i>ed
ping, debility.
The efficacy these pills j. well knovn, aud their
general that further j. considered unnecessary!
For further particulars. Dr Pet r pamphlet which be-
hid gratis Of any oi The Agents
Price ~ ccuis per i,..
ro sale all the Druggists In Richmond Petersburg Nor
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ed
|Ksz.zili]kIgl2 SR1 1zllIIEa
slllSHui ;

nor White Swclrgs Scrnfunms and other tn
Ino Ulcers old and fresh Wounds, Sprlns and
SwcIngs and determinations, ScHd Head, N"ncns
Pains, letters Erupans CblaIns
Whitlows Bies, Cons and external diseases generally IL is
greatly superior medicine heretofore discovered
Evs-and in for every external bodily er that fall the
lot of o. beast.
This possesses three very desirable properties, viz.
.ubdues inflammation free discharge Of the
matter produces tendency heal while extreme
~ mild and pleasant in It's operations.
NEW Y0Rx, April 10, 1898.
Dear Sir- have effected surprising Of cald
head through the Of most potent Specific Ointment
The patient James Egan ship carpenter, had his right thigh
and leg from the hip downward, dreadiy scacd, by the
setting caUldron Of PITCH in the Dry dock
afraid that he would have submit amputa
mcn laid plentiful upon the paris affected and had The
pleasure find that afforded almost immediate relief
the sufferer able hold rational conversation with ms
after It's applications his emphatic expires
he felt drawing tho fire OF hl and in eight
days the wound far healed 10 permit him 10 walk
abroad though three weeks before allowed him to
occupation. shall be happy il publish this
circulation Of unrivaed
specific. JOHN POWERS, NJ D.
CH,RtEsTos, Oct Sd, 1898.
DR.. Hanson Dear Sir: You will oblgc by Immediately
forwarding gross your Specific Ointment You may anc
further orders opening Of the Spring trade
the demand for your specific is greay increasing
Yours &C. HAviLASp, HAsRAiL & ALLEN.
This valuable is for sale all the Drug Stores Pc
terburg, Portsmouth,, Norfolk and Richmond Price % cents
per box, with full directions :. ,.n
Oct. IL %-laily
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POLITICS..
( From the Baltimore Republican II Nay 81

From The Baltimore Republican ~ Nay 81
In pursuance Of the notice given, the Delegates to
this body met precisely at twelve o'clock Yesterday
morning, the Hall of the Musical Association. re-
then moved that Governor Hill, Of New Hampshire
take the Chair and that General DIX Of New York, be
apponted Secretary, pro tan, Which was agreed to-
On motion, the Rev d Mr.. Burke offered up prayer
TO the throne of Grace
On motion of MIR. Simpson, committee consisting
of one member from each State appointed to no.
inmate candidates for President, four Vice Presidents
and Secretary.
The Secretary then proceeded TO call the States,
when
Mr. Smith of Maine, suggested that it would be bet
to first ascertain whether all the Delegates present
entitled to their seats, before making the appoint.
mcnts proposed.
Mr. Clay, of Alabama, was of the opinion, that no
question ought to be TAKEN 10 the eligibility oil any
delegate, until The committees should have reported.
Mr. Bredin moved that committee be appointed 10
receive the credentials of the delegates appointed
This he deemed to be the proper course, and hough'
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y,frABlE MATAPONI ESTATE FOR SALE.-!ntend
rnyf Missouri, the subscriber offers for sale that
,,r called Sgrnp Grorc lying in Caroline County on
v,g, y-r containing ards OF to thousand three hun
,1rtc-n hundred nf which cleared and arabic land
r.sI With Two good and productive meadows. valuable
,,,npe ahan, two hundred acres lies extremity
stale large dy kc has been made around considerable
IAN Of II and with lutte attention the greater part can be
nrry secure the highlands covered with heavy
AN III tuae timber. The soil OF Spring Grove Is admirably
. I'd 10 iii" culture Of Indian Corn, Wheat and Tobacco and
k,urr aud Potomac Railroad, which passes through one
49, ri ;nr estate half mile from the dwelling house
LIZ, mar Il, the and canaric> Il Is ten miles from
ur. The SI.ng Grove dwelling house contains four
On tn rs, door tire the second, portlco spacious
M csIr-s All I'll. out houses, quar-
h.- carriage house, barn, with wheat machine, all in
N yr-r and enclosures Very substantial There Is
h ne w another large and commodiouS dwelling house
r, Thoroughly repaired with al the necessary ont houses
.t, n 4 point which would render the division OF the
-, .a.y Those wish 10 purchase are invited TO visit
H., ,,,e The terms vi sale shall be made liberal.
WIN. EANkHEiD.
MIA lo3-2m
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GROCERIEs AT TNUsrAILY LOW PRICES.

WE selling gooS cheaper than We have ever been able Ia
w offer them before ayn. laid in the al very ow rates
We offer the following
30 hls n. Orleans sugar. from l2to7 per pound by
the barrel, cash
10 do. Porto Rico. nj very low prices
S do. prime 81. CrpiN Sugar
100 bags &, flee from ~ l-2 cents, up
100 bb y. Orleans Munsscs family article, nj *
cents per gallon by the barrel, cash
10 hbds prime West India do.
60 bbs No. Gross llcrrings, nj 81 5operfecy sound
40 packages Loaf sugar, n low as II IL
80 bhs beautiful Clarified Sugar perfectly white suitable
for preserving, &c.
90 packages splendid Teas
50 boxes very fresh bunch Raislns
Cheese Of various grades
Allspice, Black Pepper Ginger Mace and Cloves
10, 900 lbs. Cotton Yam at reduced prices
Nails Of every description
Iron Of all sizes
Salt, of largest and hest sacking
Raw Cotton and Wool, Cotton and Wool Cards
Lamp OIL sperm and Talluw Candles
Powder and Shot, Tutpcntine Soap
And variety Of other goods, suitable for farmers and
others.
We sell and every thing line,
prices for cdShbccving that all trade ulti
matcly come In that. WYATT Il WHITE
March 10 lOl-tf
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~ lie tina, he still resides Richmond, where ne Is prepared :"
practise heretofore, in the art Of healing ana
caustic. 49,. Lo., f,se
He is induced give this notice. there have been ae
and malicious reports circulated different times VIZ na. m
et the city, that he dead, or that he da no. raj @
rs much success formerly, &c. lie socts Gun rom Az
that may need his services, that they be put e
track after the TRUTH aud the most fastidous sassa
number Of gentlemen in this place. Oh meh
understanding, who will testify the edicacy OF ms
His residence Is opposite Trinity Church, where ne ma!
found. All letters post paid win meet with p3nb
directed.o w. W. Ma 40; -
Mays AE'-
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, MAY H. 1910

INO PLANTERS sending their robacc" and other produce 10
Richmond, forwarding by the Richmond and Petersburg
Raroad Company
Produce the Railroads St of Petersburg Ill, IL
directed be aed Richmond without delay II should he
consigned The Depot Agent Petersburg Mr. SPUR VIII"
will attend forwarding it, and will the Railroad freight la
Petersburg and The dayage. forwarding commission III ~
the freight u this Road will he charged 10y the Agent
and received with the freight and drayasr
This Company will he liable for accidents losses, except
rs nj present lis Road.
The Agent forward Ia Richmond, Tobacco and
other produce sent by tlr APPROXIMATION River.
Freight Tobacco, 81 per hushcad-conmssion 10 cents
- - -Ju,
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To Stockholders IN The Richmond and Petersburg

I'''R''Vtu NUTHPUHY.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Meeting
holders fixed by former meeting take place the
lst Of next month"; 1T ~ O'clock A. NJ the Office Of Tra
and Clerk resolution Of the Board Of Directors
oth inst, recommends 10 stockholders postponemrnt of the
general meeting until Tuesday the Goth May II
office of the Treasurer aud Clerk Richmond Depot nas
the fiscal does 18th.
said resolution further recommends Stockholders
person, nr by proxy. JNO. WILLIAMS,
TREASURER aud Clerk.
The following may he adopted as the form If Proxy:
Know all men by these presents, that - OF - do
hereby constitute aud appoint and law ul
the annual Meeting of Stockholders
Richmond and Petersburg. Railroad Company Tor sl: "",
torZng the said 10 do all and things said
which might my self do II personally present.
Witness my hand and seal this day Of -, lao.
- l,Eu.
AnriG ,,SN
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Al az as-s. and Marriages from the country, whenever
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DEM ESTATE FOR SALE.ln pursuance OF decree al the
II t Suprnr Coiu Of Law aud Ghaneery for the County
n7yrr pronounced 18th day Of April lsia in SUIT in
r. a. IN whch Joseph r. Hughes plaintiff aud Archibald
& rmkr Thomas c. Clarke, James r. Smith, and Charles
r ~ Sheriff Of the County Of Hanover, defendants,
special Commissioned appointed by said decree inr that
p Thursday, the I'd day Of July next If fair, mol the
mn dan thereafter, proceed sell a public auction. the
r cash Ioi oi ten of Land, lying AT the head OF
Mechanic Vile Turnpike, in the said COUNTY Of Hanover, with
aud nnrny thereOn-contng ola contorta
dwelling. house. and other out houses aud l. part a"
property conveyed ny the said James T. Smith To the said
aa, CAr by deed bearing date the 9Th day Of
~. ~ From the location OF This property, the profits that
realized from we'll managed grocery and store must be
trshc also believed 10 he most advantageous stand
y Amos, any description Of mechanic.
WM. T. II. POLLARD Com.
Ma 1i--lGt
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"a, EliDNINY LANDS FOR ShLt.-In pursuance OF a
, ii trust the lh day Of June, lS9, aud ri re-
Jerks office OF fcnrco County, by Washington hat
w, 10 the undersigned trustee the nj
r.a Of money therein mcntoncd viii be offered Tor
ng premises, the 2d day OF May next the valuable tract
4 La r,.aoned in said deed, lying the Chlckahominy
w,hln con distance from the City OF Richmond,
Il, containing IA acres by recent survey Terms made known
+. M d,y of sale X. Il. DANIEL, Trustee
lls-tds
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MEDICAL COLLEGE, Richmond, Ta.-Ihr
k the Medical Department. OF Hampton sydney College, will
commence IN Richmond the first Monday OF November I'd
and continue until III, last at February following.
JNo Cullen, NJ D. Professor Of the Theory and Practice OF
Medicine.
Therapeutics
X. l.. EoHAS>AS " D. Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases
OF Women and Children
Tos JoHNsoN. NJ D. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
Ar"Jsrvs J.. ",E>EE NJ D., Professor Of Surgery.
SocRArEs MSuPIS NJ H. Professor IF Chemistry and Pharmacy
The lntnary attached To the College, furnishes
her VI Medical Surgical clinical during
the winter Clinical Lectures VIII also be delivered al the Aims
House and rcnIcntary which the student will have
AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ u.
Dtaa IF tx Fecaky.
Richmond. May, lsic l20-4w
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,.lCtaLE NEGROES FuG sALE.-By virtue OF deed OF
nat ,eccl James Madison, Of record in The County OF
@ Edward, sold If the Eagle Hotel, IN the
React Farnr He!asSGay The 1874 day Nay neat, between
Sind valuable Slaves consisting OF Men, Women and Chl
lgg hch are several first house carpenters cooks
.: a Terms made known on day Of sale by the
TRUSTEE.
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