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Ihr. Jayme's Family Medicines,

E1 These medicines arc recommended and cx-
tensivey used by the most intellg gent persoiisiii
the United States, by numerous Professors and
Presidents Of Colleges, Physicians of the Army
and Navy, and of Hospitals and .ilmshouscs, and
by more than three hundred Clcrgymen ofvurious
denominations.
They are expressly prepared for family use, and
have acquired an unprecedented popularity
throughout the United States and as they are
SO admirably calculated to preserve HEALTH
and cure DISEASE, no family should ever be
without them. The proprietor Of these valuable
preparations received his education of one Of the
best iedical Colleges in the United States, and
has had fifteen years experience in an extensive
and diversified practice by which he has had am
pie opportunities of acquiring practical know-
edge OF diseases, and Of the remedies best calcu-
lated 10 remove them.
These preparations consist of
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT, valuable remedy
for Coughs, Colds, CONSUMPTION. Asthma, Spit
ting of Blood, Group, Whooping Cough, Bron-
chitis, Plcurisy, and Inflammation of the Lungs or
Throat, Difficulty Of Breathing, and all Diseases
OF the Pulmonary Organs Price ST. ailHi
Also, JAY E'S HAIR TONIC, for the prescr-
WALTON, growth, and beauty of the hair, and which
will positively bring new Hal, on BALD HEADS
and prevent its falling Off or turning grey. Price
81. h. , ,-ailt r9A1a1 rI
JAMES TONIC VERMIFUGE, a pleas
ant, safe, and certain preparation for the removal
of Worms, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Fever and
Ague, Want Of Appetite, and all diseases of de-
bhity, especially Of the Stomach and Bowels, and
Organs of Digcston. Price 50 cents
JAINE'S CARAilNATIVE BALSAM, a
certain cure for Bowel and siunmer Complaint,
Diarrhra, DYscnery, Cholic, Cramps, Sick
headache, Sour Stomach Cholera Morhus, and
all arrangements of the STOMACH and BOW
Els, Nervous Affections, &c. Price so cents.
lAYNE'S SANATlVE PILLS, for Female
Diseases, Liver Complaints, Cos,ivcness, Fevers,
lnhamnniions, Distinctions, Diseases Of the Skin.
&c., ana in all cases where an appointed Alterna-
tive or Pursativc Medicine is required. Price
so cents.
These medicines may be had of Jane and Pam
coast, st. Louis general agents for the MISSISSIPPI
pi Valley,--and Of G. l.. Thompson, agent for
Ottawa. tf
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-27

The Chemical Plaster is en- mpor,an; rciacd,
to MI those who are afflicted with inA,mmntorv
complaints by It's easing pain, coUnterac,ing in
ilamation, and giving speedy relief, by its active,
strengthening and sudoric properties. An eff
iectual remedy forinfammatory rheumatism acue
in the breast, cramp, burns bruises scfoslla, old
sores, ulcers of almost every description cankcrcd
and swcllcd throat arising from scarlet fever, fell
ons, white swcllings, chiIblains. &c.---Pcrsons
suffering from liver complaints, pulmonary dseas-
cs, inflammation OF the lungs, with pains in the
side and breast pain and weakness in the back.
will find relief. Ia all cases it may be used with
safety.
Or The Plaster is now pu, " in boSe, at so
cents and dollar each
Made AMI sold, 9hoesae and retail, by n.
HAnnis & Co., Ashtabula, Ohio, sole propric-
ors.---None genuine unless signed by II. Harri.
on the wrapper.
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0.GrsSSc's ram.:., OF Co,urn,.n.

V9Sli!S article was first introduced into the New
z York market about 20 years since, and from
It's superior vrtucs in reproducing nAin when it
HAD fallen out, keeping the head free from dand-
ruiz, Ga l,oS loathsome article Oh gcntcman's
coat collar and giving softnc.s and beautiful
luairc unknown before to the hair, has induced
some persons to get up and advertise many other
articles for the same purpose, none of which stand
the test Of trial, protesting, as most of them do to
be OILS Of yarioua kinds, all Of which III. positive
ly injurious TO the human hair. Let none b. de-
ceived, no other article will make the hair grow
RAPIDLY ard o! good quality bnt the t.lIm of
Colanihia' ond no u,;icle purpor,ing TO be the
Balm Of Columbia is genuine rithout Tie name
Ccms,ock 81 Co, on the outside wrapper. Some
have been deceived and obtained a counterfeit ar
ticlc for the true and genuine Balm of Columbia.
Remember to look for the name Of Coms,ock &
Co., on the wrapper, before you purchase, aud get
none bat the genuine. Don't be deceived with
the assurance that any without the name of Com
stock 81 Co., is made III the same way and is JUS,
cs good all such pretcnsions are false aud ksa,ca
to be so by the colHterteiiTS.
Sold wholesale and retail, only q. No. g, Fetch
er street, n, Y. by COMSFOCK & CO., and by
nearly every storckcepcr throughout America.
For sale Of the drug store of ". e. HOLLIS
TER, Ottawa, ILL.,
Ottawa, Oct. %. 23--tf
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MI, II. HOlIiStcr.
D R U G STOR E j..

DIR U G ST0R E.
THE Subscriber has OH hand and keeps con.
stantly for sale general and well selected
assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, and
Dye Siu6S,
which he will sell low for cash. Among h;p
articles may be found the most approved and
sfficacious remedies for the
Fe Fever and Ague,
such az
Quini',e, Sappington's Pills, Rowapd's
Tonic M1ture, GREEN'S Ioric BiHcrs,
Persons Pills and Bitiers, and Under
MRs Di0asibie Tonic Compound.
His Store is on the North East Corner of Canal
and Columbus streets, at the sign Of the golden
Mortar.
NJ. e. HOLLISTER.
OTTAWA, June 20. 1910. 6---tf.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-27
BUSINESS CARDS.
Geo. III. Norris,
j. j. Holt,

Attorney and Counselor al Lar and SoAelfor q"
CHANcEUy.
Office opposite the Mansion House. Ottawa
La Sale COUNTY, Illinois.
Nav 23d 1910. Ill
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-27
L7mLerisridt, y. j., April 18th, 1889.

DR.. JArNE-Dem Sr.-By the blessing Of God
your INDIAN ENpECTORANT has effected
a cure in me of most distressing complaint In
December last, / was seized with great severity
by Paroxysm of Asthma; disease with which
| had been afflicted for many years past. 1t was
attended With hoarscness and soreness of The
lungs and throat, together with lahorous cough
and complete piosiration OF strength, and when
almost worn out with sulfocaion, a bottle of yout
EXpcctorant was sent to my house. 1T FIST |
thought it was nothing but quackery but 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 me- nor
have ever had any return of the disease since.
have now formed so high an opinion of your
medicine, that if had but few bottles of it, and
could obtain no nore would no; part with them
for ten dciEDs ecch.
Yours most respectfully
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-27
SGtP AND GAMBLE
MANUFACIORY.

yaynE Subscribers, in connection with their
MARKET, intend hereafter to manufacture
and keep on hand a supply Of
soap and Candles,
which they will sell TO Merchants and
Groccrs, and others, who may wish TO
purchase by the quantity, al the St. Louis
prices.
Al orders from the ncighboring towns or
country viii be thankfully received and promptly
attended to.
hill < WOOD.
y. 3. Cash viii he paid for grease and ashes.
For ashes We vii! Civ. II! cents per bushe
ii. & ".
Ottawa Srptcublr as 1910, LIFT
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VIM. ChlalllaScrO,
J. o. GLOVER.
Glover e. Cook,
,. II. RELME.
1IeIlnc a. Dodge,

Attorneys and Counsclors at Law, and
Solicitors in Chanccry,
La SALE q KANE COUNTIES, Ill,
Win attend to all business confidcd to them in
the 7th and 9th Circuits.
Communications received at bristol (Kane
sounty) or Ottawa (La Sale county, post OIL
ees.
August IA, 1910. l3---;f.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-27
DR.. q. nj. Clark,
Physician and Surgeon.

Physician and Surgeon,
OFFERS his services to the citizens of OF
SItawa and surrounding country. He can be
found at the Mansion House, where he vii be hap
Ply to attend to any professional business tina, may
be confded to his care.
Ottawa, August IA, 1910. l3--6m.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-27
Milton IL. Swift.
John ". 4. Hoes,

Attorney and C0unselor at Laso and Solicitor IN
Ctmeery.
Office next door north Of the Poyt Office, Otts-
va, La Sale county, Illinois.
May 23d, lsi0 Lit.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-27
DOct. j. G. Armstrong.

HAVING resumed his practice will attend to
all calls made upon him in the line OF his pro-
fession. Office at his residence in street,
N. w. of the Public Square, Ottawa, Illinois.
May 80, 1910. o---tf.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-27
Mo snoE, June Ia. 1899.

MosnoE, June Ia, 1890.
Messrs. Harris 4 Cc.--Sirs: have nsod r.
Deans Chemical Plaster for four years pas, and
do checrfully recommend il to physicians and the
public generally as an inyaluabe remedy in chron-
ic and acute rheumatism, sprains Of the wrist,
ankle, shoulder, &C. In fclons, whitlow and
scrofulous swellings of all descriptions, it Is gem
orally an ei'cctual remedy. In short, whcrecye,
there ia pain. it is almost sure to give relief in n
few hours. | have used il in great number of
rheumatic affections. One Of my patients AIRED
40, full habit, had rheumatic swelling on one
leg. He had been unable TO get out of the house
for three months; his leg was swclcd to an enor-
nous size, twice its usual bigness; every thing
had been done without success. until we COM
menccd using Deans Chcmica! Plaster. We
enveloped the knee and portion of the limb in
the Plaster and in three days the swelling entirely
disappeared, and in ten days he went about his
ordinary business. Such has been our success
with the article, and we now willingly recon-
mend il to the public for a trial.
Yours, &c. ]. II. REYNOLDS, NJ.
or For sale by NJ Il. HOLSTER Ottawa, tho
Druggists at Chicago and Juliet; J. III. fillmore
Peru, and James barley, Hcnnipen, Ill. All or.
ders sent to II. Harris q Co.. Ashtabula. Ohio
for the above medicine, will be promptly attended
to- BE particular to enquire for Dean. Chcmi.
cal Plaster.
Ottawa, August ID, lsi0. l3---lv.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-27
N TUE pTRLIC.

Ia 05om II may cmcrR.--Tais may certify,
that ], En"rrs DEAN, the proprietor of Il.
Deans Chemical Plaster, have for more then two
years been III delicate state OF health 10 that
have been unable to prepare and circulate said
plaster to that extent which the interest Of the
suffering community demands and feeling that
so valuable nh article ought to be made known to
the afflicted, have made arrangements With Il.
HauiD & Co., Of Ashtabula, Ohio to Manufacture
and yend it in my name as my sole successors.
This therefore, may be relied on as the genuine
article heretofore prepared hy me. As witness
my hand. ERA8rUS DEAN.
WcsiGsld, Chautsuqucco., y. Y, Jan /, 1899
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PHILADELPHIA. June glh. IL:

PnILADELrsrA, June 9th, 1888.
To my poso'm Gfads.-l would say, that I
am we'll acquainted with David Jayne, ". D.,
and know him to be respectable Physician and
Druggist Of this city-a gentleman in when en-
tire confidence may be placed. | have tested in
my own case the beneficial effects Of his CAR
MlNAflFE BALSAM, and have greater conf
dcnce IN it than all the other medicines Of the kind.
His EAPECTCRANT is equally celebrated and
eiieacious.
IRA II. ALLEN,
Agent of the Baptist General Tract Society.
The above valuable medicines are prepared only
by Dir. y. Jayne, No. 20, South i hind street,
Philadelphia, where all orders viii be promptly
attended to.
For sale by appointment by
NJ z. HOLLTSTER,
Druggist.
Ota,rG, May 90, 1910. Lii.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-27
G. l.. THOMPSON.

East side of the Public Square, Ottawa, Ill.,,
Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Dye-Snflis,
Paints, Oils, Varnish, &c. &c.
July Q. 1910. 7---,f.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-27
.. Il. Farewell,

Attorney and Counsellor at Lar.
Office over the new store Of Cushnan 4 Fhonp-
son, Ottawa, Illinois.
Nav 23d, 1910. LIT.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-27
e.. BEANS celebrated Chemical
Plaster.
An IMPORTANT DISCOVERY

FNOR Riegm0fism, Fl,CGwes, WiiftaceH.HgS
y inflammation in ne eyey, Burns, SJcllhd
Id''om tn Sear6t Ferey, Q!iasy, &c.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-27
John E. Cl,nn,pli,,,

Attorney and Counselor at Law,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS,
Having associated himselfwith Messrs. SPRING
and GOODRICH. of Chicago, will attend to all
practice of their profession in the county Of La
eallc.
Ottawa, June H. 1910. i---,f.
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Vu47i TIIV0t INHTTFVIIuTIN'
JOHN SEGEn.
Pastor of the Baptist Church at Lambertsvi.le.
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Read the following from Judge Patterson. for
thirty years the first Judge of tn. County in
which he lives.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-14
NOTICE.
AETI-sLAVERY NOTICE.

The Seventh Semi Annual Meeting OF
the Vermont Anti Slavery Society will be
holden at Montpelier. on Tuesday the 2oth
inst. commencing at 2 o'clock, ?. NJ, and
probably continue by adjournment thro'
Wednesday the 2lst inst. Delegates from
auxiliary Societies and Abolitionists gen
erallv, are invited to attend. Inc ols'l 2,
crushed orator and phiIanthrop,s:, =. =
BurIei,gh. from Philadelphia :, VIII oe pres
ent Tothe public meetings all gentlemen
'''1 ''.>-'>- ]. A. ALLEN,
Sec. of the Er. Com.
I Middlebury, Oct. 9Th. 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-14
THE TWO COVELLS.

MEMOIR of the late Req. LemueJ CoceH,
Missionary to the Tuscarora Indians
and the Province of Upper Canada
Comprising a History of the Origin
and Progress Of Missionary Operations
il the SALISBURY Baptist Association,
up to the time Of Mr.. Covell's decease
IN. 1906 Also A Memoir OF Rec
Alanson Corell. son Of the former, and
late Pastor of the first Baptist ChuTcf
in the City Of Albany, n. by mrs
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-14


VIM. Martin against the election Of Hor.
ace Hollistet of MarshfeId. and of VIM
w Wells against The election Of Eliakim
Allen Of Waterbury, were referred to the
committee Of Elections the petitions Of
Ebenezer Huntington and others was re-
fered 10 a select committee or three.
The Senate having Come in, the Joint
assembly received the report Of the can
vassing committee
For Governor,
Whole number of votes 56.Il7
Silas Fl. Jenison, 33,435
Paul Dillingham;, jr. 22637
Scattering. as
tensions maj over Dillingham;. 1898
For Lieut.. Governor,
David M. Camp. 1886
Edward d. Barber, 2247O
Scattering, 81
Camps majority over Bir5er, 1896
For Treasurer
Henry F. James. 33,445
Daniel Baldwin, 22554
Scattering. 20
James majority over Baldwin, I0,69Ies
The vote Of the town of Barre was not
rrurncd; it was as follows; FOR Govern
or, Jenison no, Dillingham;, 277.
The Speaker announced the following
Commuters:
On Rules-Messrs. Swift Chandler,
Of Woodstock, Villas.
On Elections = Messrs. Fullaun, Baxler
ofBaron, Smith OF Putnry. Tenney, Ceve-
= land Of Covenlry, MA.tocks, Jones OF Rich
in)nd Adjourned. ~
Friday, or O. 4.
Z SENATE. The Journals Of yesterday
were read,
On motion Of Mr.. Miner the Senate pro,
cceded to the election ofthe following offic-
ers:
De Wit C.-Clarl. Sec'y. Of the Senate.
BueI w. Smith. Chaplain.
Ga motion.of Mr.. Eiton OF. franklin,
the Senate then proceeded to the election
ofthe Sanding Committees, agreeably tc
The rules OF the Senate, which resulted ir
the choice Of the following gentlemen
On Finance-M essrs. Adams, Norton
Fletcher.
4. On Judiciary essrs Short, Wooster
- o. Claims essrs. Clark, Wheeiock
Butler
OnEducation Messrs. Eaton OF Frank
lin Co., Short, Dana,
On observation-disclosures Foster, Har
vey. Chapman,
Ga Manufactures II essrs Waterman
Pllmers Gibson.
Ga observation-disclosures Bates. Morse
Eaton Of Washington Co.
Ga Miiitafy afalrs-- Mcssrs Crawfort
Clark, Bemis
On Roads and Canals -Messrs Bottom
Wheatley, Russell.
On Banks Messrs Townsley, Swif
Marsh.
On Land Taxes-M essrs Marsh. Dear
Howe.
communication was received froI
the Governor announcing the appointmei
of Geo B Mopser Esq. as Secretary
Civil and Military Affairs for the yea
ensuing and that the annual executis
message would be Transmitted .to-morro
at 10 o'clock. A. M.
A resolution from The House fixing (
Friday afternoon for nominating count
officers and Saturday forenoon for col
hrming them, was taken up, and, on m
tlon Of Mr. Foster, who thought the resol
ton involved TOO much haste ia the bu:
ness. lad on the table.
Mr. Muller then offered a resolution
rescind The foregoing resolution and for I;
ing on Tuesday and Wednesday Cor i
purposes OF The former resolution. assi1ni
the contested elections Of Washinoion con
", the result OF which might change /
party ascendency in said county. AZ 4 n
son for his motion.
Mr.. Butler opposed the motion; said 4
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-14
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

J. Packer, WalIingford, 81 OIL
Geo. Hubbard, Orwell, Ut
j. lockwood Pittsford, 2ut
7. Burdit, Brandon, ] d
d. Kelly, Castleton, VI "
J. Mason, Ira, " y,
w. Mann, I" ~.
G.. Whitmore, ~,
Al. Kenyon, Hoosic, N. Y. Y,
l.. Griswod, N. Springfield, y,
]. Slater, Union Village, ~,
S. FolIett, y,
Widow Winans, Vergennes, "
j. M. Beeman. Westford,
j. 6. Smith, Westport, y
N A. Vaughan, Plattsburgh, MY. D
G. B. Reynolds, Westport, 3
L. Angler. y
| D. Bassett, W. Chazy, N. Y. o
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-14

M a q 4 e d,
Tn Orwell, 9Th inst, s. III. Persons, to Mary NJ.
Cults.
. I e D
In Orwell, 9TH inst. THANKFUL, relict of Ebenezer
Wilcox, &c.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-14

F. r M INT
Supreme Court, which was passed
Mr.. Foster introduced bill au
thoring a general system of banking
which was referred to the committee
on banks.
Adjourned to Monday.
Saturday, Oct. 10, Am.
HoUsE-Pray by Rev. Mr.. KEEL
logg.
The Speaker appointed Messrs.
Swift, Chandler of W., and Villas on
the joint committee of rules.
Pctstsons9efer7ed OF Paul Champ
lain and others, to committee on Ii
censes; of II. Barber, to committee
of claims of Sally Soules & others,
and L. /. SewelI and others, to COM
mittee on roads and canals; of John
w. Merrill, TO general committee ;
Of Isaac Pennock and of Jas. Will
lard and A. I'll. Baker, and others,
10 committee on military affairs; of
Asa Lock and others. of G. N.Phelps
and others, of John FL. Prentiss and
Others, to general committee; of Ja-
cob Egerton and of Josiah Toby and
Others, TO judiciary committee Of
Norman Clark and others, to COM
mittee on licenses; of iElon Evarts
and others, to judiciary committee;
account of Geo. A. Allen, to COM
mittee of claims.
OBITUARY.
Died, 10 Jericho. on the morning oflhe
9Th Sept, in the 5lst year of his age,
Dea. Joel Castle.
Seldom has church and community
been more deeply afflicted in the death Of
an individual, than is the Baptist church
and the inhabitants Of Jericho, in the loss
of this truly excellent nan.
Dea. Castle was subject Of renewing
grace in early life, and was one of the few
that remain who connected with the Bap-
E
tlst church in Jericho when it was organ.
lied. His life has been characterized BIZ
ardent piety, activity in the cause of God,
and consistency of conduct. His course
was onward and in his heart did the
claims of every benevolent and humane
institution find ready response. He
was one who was ever ready TO every
good work.
He sustained the various relations Of
husband, father, neighbor, and member of
the church Of God, with singular fidelity !
and bis virtues, bis uniform, upright,
christian course. gained for him the re-
spect Of all, and endeared him TO all who
knew him. Deeply do we sympathize
with the bereaved family, and long, and
sincerely will the church mourn over the
loss they have sustained but blessed are
the dead who die in The Lord.
Comm. !
Jericho. Sent. 30th. 1870.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-14
Jericho. Sept. 3oth. 1870.
war against Truth and Character.

war against truth ana CnaFaCteFe
The Advocate of Peace, for October, in.
an article on the War-degeneracy of the
Church. speaks of the late attack of the
natives on Hedd;ngton 0he Methodist mis-
siunary station among the natives,) as
made probably in consequence of provo
cations from the colonists in Liberia. -
Now this, according to our notions. is
quite as palpable a proof of deep degen-
eracy from the spirit and principles of The
Sermon on the Mount as any that the
writer adduces. II is ofensice war Ii
| is unprovoked and wanton. There is not
only an entire want of evidence that the
attack qoas provoked by any misconduct
of the colonists, but abundant proof be-
fore the public that il was mol. The cir
cumstances and motives Of the attack have
all been> fully explained, and he docu-
ments are within the easy reach OF the
writer in the Advocate.
We have nothing to say now in de-
fence of shooting a cannibal who thus
comes prepared to eat a piece Of you for
his breakfast and 10 butcher those under
your protection. The Peace Society,"
organ seems here 10 assert that resist.
ance is wrong in such a case. Bul thai
is not the point in question. It is to the
mater between the Advocate and the Col
i onists that we invite attention question
entirely distinct from that between the Ad
pocate and the Methodist missionary whc
defended himself at Hediington. = Yer
mont Chronicle.
The Editor of the Chronicle knows, ant
every other individual who is acquainte'
3 with the history Of the Liberiaa Colon,
knows, that The Colony has been standin
provocation 10 the natives, ever since Aver
and Stockton, agentsssof THE American Co
onizalion Society. in 1921 made the first pu
chase-if purchase it ought 70 be called-2as
lng-if paying il ought to be called-lh
) natives for their land IN beads. pipes, &
bocco, canes, looking glasses, guns, gu'
ponder, and ram. After the treaty ha
been signed BY part of the natives, other
!. seeing the fraud, and being suspicious
: white men, whose conduct they had had Q
casion 70 identity with kidnapping and
+ racy, refused to sign. So our benerote
} adventures mounted brass cannon al
+. took possession by force. Thus fraud a
;Eviolence commenced, o.. the part of The 9
1f onists, with the very commencement OF I
% enterprise, and they have been slaughter
% the natives, from time 10 time. eyer since
r GFoRes THoMPsox.z We learn FRI
the Herald of Freedom that this dist
to gaished friend of humanity has prosp
be LOT re-visiting the United States. The
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-14

GEoRGR .THoMPsoN. = We learn from
the Herald of Freedom that this distin'
guished friend of humanity has prospect
| of revising the United States. The IN