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DAYS, without efectng the most delicate constitution
& so concentrated TO render it efficient in small dos
es consequently practicable at atimes, in perform
ING cure much than any other medicine in the
limited States and is sold under the plan of no cure
no pay. Price 81 per bottle
Also The We Ieihble Fluid Syrup, or Mercural Ex-
tractor This inable Syrup the discovery of an old
veteran in mediciEes, and has long been in use in pTi
vae practice both in Europe and in America, and has
never been knewn ia in eeeuHg in all cases
of mercnria discusses and where persons had given up
the thought of ever getting we'll II IS indeed an inva
liable medicine and whilst it has this new and peouh
ar efs q upon the bones affected with mercury at the
same time puriies the blood from the remnants of We
nerea disease. ScTofulous Affections Splotches and
Eruptions uuon the Skin, old standing and ndoleat Ill
GERS upon the legs, and elsewhere attended with gen.
eral debility. This medicine stands unrivalledit is
not only the greatest purifier known, but at the
same time il strengthens tie whole nervous SYSTEM gi
wing fresh and permanent tone to the broken constitu
ton Price only 81 so per bottle.
| These medicines are for sale at the LABORATORY
of DR. BOWLBY, BROTHER, Il co, No. 60 SOUTH
CHARLES STREET, between Pratt and Lombard streets
on the corner of Uhler's Alley and at the General
gency Office, No PITT STREET, between Front st.
and Bazaar Bridge Plan ofno cure 10 pay.
We beg leave to say strangers, and the afflicted OF
both sexes;be on your guard and do be ed with by
the miserable compounds sold in this city, by some
of the apothecaes calculated ID deceive IN
most cases where they used. Those suffering un
der the above symptoms are assured that IN the above
named medicines, they will find the true balm and sure
comforter.
We will keep on hand fun and efficient assortment
of Trisses, ofthe best quality, suspensaory Bandages
Hin Draws for diseases of The hack and gronals0,
certain cure for the Bleeding Piles &c OH
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nR. VANDON'S (from Germany RESTORA-
NJ TIVE PILLS, a positive for GonorThga
Stubborn elects, &c.-The superiority of DIR. Vardons
Restorative Pills every other medicine yet dscov-
cred for the Of Gononhge Gee and other diseases
of cuRiary passages, become every day evident
from their extraordinary demand, and universal success
since their introduction into TIE country, not less than
Five Thousand Boxes have been sold and no instances
have been known to fail to perform perfect cure in
few days. The composition Of the Pills being entirely
different from any Utvi oi i5 kid, they are
warranted produce those unpleasant and not un
frequently dangerous symptoms 50 oftene experience
while taking copavia cupebs, tuTpentne mercury, and
that class of medicines usually resoried by the unsk
full in these complaints.
For sale only BY the undersigned who the authorised
ageat for this part ofthe country The confidence
may be placed in these Pills
N. b. Persons at distance can be supplied by en-
ing the ready. Price 81 per Box.
q. l.. DUHURST.
corner of Pratt ST. & Dugans' wharf
rnal3 lower end Makes treet.
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COMPOUND SYRUP OFELAICGD MOSS
TEHHE subscribers having purchased of the late firm
Il Of Mr.. Hutchins & Co. their recipe for making
the COMPOUND SYRUP OF ICELAND MOSS, re-
spcctfuly inform the Druggists geHeraiiy thai they in
tend preparing the medicine for sale wholesale anu
ta-being satisfied from the results of the last fo
Of IFS efficacy the almost certain OF long stanling
cases ofCONSUMPTION, and its wonderful effects in
entirely removing all symptoms of that esease if taken
in its mcpen stages also in Immediately afordng relief
in cases of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, aud the
WBOOPING COUGH. They confidently recommend
to their retail customers medicine of real WORTH
being very effeetua, perfectly safe and gentle in its
operations. II is prepared from muclagc or the long
known and highly valued vegetable, the ICELAND
MOSS-but in combination with other medicines calcu
lated to act most benefcialy in all the above Diseases
also In cases OF night sweals produced by long coughing
and attended with so much pain and distress TO the
patient. ROBERTS& ATKINSON, Druggists
Conner Hanover AID Market SITS
ror SAFE asoW X. u. COLEMAN * CO.,
No. l32 Market street
And by EETH HANCE,
Corner of Pratt Il Charles 81.
And by MACKENZIE s. co.
ap 80 2awl Corner of GAY & Market sts
ID LASTERS! PLASTERs! PIASTI RS
n just received a fresh supply of WHITIx's cele-
Draled mchlne spread strengthening PLASTERS. The
wellknown and established efficacy ofthese PIasers in
pains and weakness Of the breast side back and limbs
Rheumatism, Colds, Coughs, Asthma Liver Complaint,
Whooping Cough, &C., renders further comment unne.
cessary Purchasers should bo particular see that the
rae nie Of the proprietor printed the hack Of the
plaster as Others are sold by eg
glsis generally. 10 obtain the genuine, apply TO
- SETH >. HANCE, General Agent,
50 81 t'0rner Charles and Pratt sts
LOOK 40 YOUR COMFORT II EsATLTH
VMNHE present and approaching excessive hot wea-
M ther, is not only very oppressive and uncomfona-
ne, put must become very unhealthy: il is therefore
,ruden and advisable, that persons who have any re-
ard for the comfort and health of their families should
'arefuly avoid sleeping feaherbeds at this season
3 ans e yeaIsspeciay when good elem delightful
low, at the BEDDING MARTs, NJ w. and 8. w.
oiners Of Lombard and Light streets. Those who.
'oubt viii please call and examine for themselves.
Is Off
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SYPHILITIC HROpS.

To THE AFELICTED.-
Ihoso who are lsh0ring under the eff
fects OF the had disorders are appris-
ed that the Sypihlilie Drops are fouad
TO be the only safe, sure, and speedy
cure for the VeneTial disease ever yet
discovered. II has long been in use,
bestOwing blessings and receiving
praise-it has superseded all the quaei1
aud Whilst they have sunk
into oblivion, never more to be remem
bered, the Syphilihc Drops are reseu-
ing its thousands of the afflicted from
an untimcly grave. in word, il re-
moves the disease radically in n few
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MEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
RAIL ROAD LINE DIRECT.
THRO UGH IN SIX HO YRS
Fla Trenton, Princeton, New Brunswick, Newark,
&C by continuous Line of Rail Road from Philadelphia
% Jersey City, opposite the city OF New York, crossing
sss Delaware on the Rail Road Bridge at Trenton.
= 1880. COsIaiODIOBS STEAM BOAT,
HzRlEs<-. will be in readiness at Jersey City to
vey passengers across the river without
detention, taking the Baggage Crates on board Lesves
the Trenton Rail Read Depot Philadelphia, corner
Third and Willow streets Y, Sundays ezcepted
Morning line at at O'Clock. A. VI.
=. s. Mail Plot Lane az 5 p. If.
SUNDAY LINE.
Morning Line at O'clock 4 M.
u. S. Mail Pilot Line al I'm
New York, at A. M, and at4sP. h.
Philadelphia. ma p
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Corner of Pratt street and Dugan's wharf
kR7m Lever end of Centre Market Space
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ton, Georgetown, and Alexandra. D. C..
ie 10 paw
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-06

ton to light aim, If he would accept of one of
them as an adversary. When they got upon the
beach, at village abreast of Lin Tin, the British
seamen met the Americans coming towards their
boats without the Boosting Baltimore Tom. The
Americans had ti.sir hats decorated win gold
leaves, which 'hty soii they had taken from the
Chinese, whom they had fought and beaten
They also stated that they had broken omen a
"Josshouse," or Chinese place of worship and
knocked the wooden gods and idols about, The
British seamen proceeded to the village, which
they had no sooner entered. than the Chinese
believing them TO belong to tie party of Americans
who lad committed the outage, attacked them
with sticks and stones in nost.brutal manner.
The British seamen retaiiatca and after desper-
ate conflict, succeeded in defeating the Cinnamon,
cleared the village, and caused them to fly in all
directions.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-06
Z" The string Of the latrf, shall never be found
pulled In.o

Last week we published a very significant
correspondence between the Oswego association
and Gen. Harrison, or rather those individuals
who have constituted Themselves his committee
The correspondence, we assure our readers, is
genuine and is not attempted to be refuted by the
Opposition press. A correspondence resulting in
similar reply, declining to give an answer, took
place between Dr.. Alexander member of our
Legislature, and Gen. Harrison-Mr. A. requesting
the Generals views upon the subject of Abolition.
Gen. Harrison once said that an eiector hqd a
right TO ha0'o The sentiments Of erTy candidate FIR
his suffrage upon all subjects cf public concern"
AID that "h was The duty ftte candidate, ~hen
asked freely and frankly to make hao,cn his sent
nents upon those subject" and this is only saying
what every Independent eector knows and eX
poets. He also is reported to have said that, "TnE
STRING OF MS LATCH NEVER Should BE Pull
LED IN" These declarations are placed by us
in close connexion with the correspondence above
alluded to, as suggesting the commentary upon
such a course of conduct. We viii merely add
that we think "he string cfMe latch PULLED
NV
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-06
Lost in the Fog.

lfyou ask any Of the Wing Gentlemen who
have been with us declaiming against the Admi-
nistration. what Harrisor's views are concerning
4'auonui DaI,A, tney 'vIll zen you, Ificy all
did, that "IIauison is for National Bankr Go
South, to Virginia if you please and ask the
same question, and Senator Rives and the entire
South will tell you that he is against Bank, be-
cause it is unconstitutional, dangerous, &c.. and
urge this as an argument in taror of the General.
Make third call upon the General himself, and
if you are one Of the sovcreigns of the land you
have most undoubted right to do so, and what
will he say He has determined TO make no fur
Mer declarations Of his principles for the puthc
Comment is unnecessary.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-06

with the improvements made thereon, shall be OF
the value of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, or
who has paid for and in virtue of deed Of convey
ance for further assurances from person vested
with the fee in actual possession Of fifty acres OF
land. subject ID taxation in the county in which
he shall be resident shall be and are hereby de-
cared to be day qualified electors Of Representa-
tives for the counties in which they are respec-
lively resident
('ro be found in Revised Code, la. T., page
$3.50.
On the 30th Of January, 1921, fourteen years
after he enacted the law fist above referred to,
having abundant time for reflection, he votes, IN
minority of II, in the Senate OF the State of Ohio
for bill which contained the following:
'Be II Erslier enacted, That when any person
shall be imprisoned, either upon execution or 9TH
crwise, forthe non-payment of fine or cost, or
both, it shall be lawful for the Sheriff of the
ty to SELL OUT SUCH PERSON as a SER
Want to any person within this State, who will
pay the whole amount due, for the shortest period
of service; of which sale public notice shall be Civ
en- at leaa ten days; and upon such sale being eff
fectcd the sheriff shall give the purchaser certii-
cate thereof, and from which time the relation be-
tween suth purchaser and prisoner shall be that of
MASTER and SERVANT, until the time OF SER
vice expires and for injuries done by either, rem
edy shall be had in the same manner as is, or may
be- provided by law in the case Of master and APP
prentice
Such has been Gen. Harrisons sympathy for
the good people. He now ''aaakes no further
declaration Of principles tor Tie public eye"
"but'' say his committee to the public, in
their memorable letter to the Oswego Association,
"The Generals views upon all important qucs-
tons have iretope been given to the public, fully
and explicitly, and those Uie,cs remain uScnAsG-
3D." This then, is the encouragement the peo-
Pile have for the future course Of the General We
mus Judge Of the future by the past, and judging
thus, what may not we expect
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-06

The following gentlemen are authorized TO act
a. agents. Of this paper, viz:
". horr, Peru, La Sale county, Ill.,
u. S. SsEasoLE, mail carrier between Ottawa
and Danville
Q. G, MILLER, Dayton.
A. O. Smith, Smiths Mills
jason GauLrY, Troy Grove.
j.. w. brMaocK, Yermilionyillc.
or Posi- Masters, and other individuals resi-
dins in La Sale and the adjoining counties, who
sro wilfagio act as agents in their respective
Hsishborhoods, will please make the same known
70 us, 81 mail or otherwise.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-06
"Ilord eide.

The New York Evangelist, religious paper
holds the following language in reference to the
'hard cider phrase, which at tn present time
constitutes the rallying point for liz Opposition.
"HaRp CIDER."-0h shame! we meddIe not
with partisan politics. We discuss rreat princi.
Piles OF legislation, however, and holl ourselves
free to speak as we think of these pubic acts of
our rulers, which have reference to great moral
questions 90 we also speak OF acts of thV people,
of the multitude, for whatever purpose assembled.
We therefore say, that the phrase ''hard cider in
troduced as raiiying word by one OF our political
parties, is disgrace to that party 1t is not he
wcrd alone, which it disgraceful. Their papcls
boast of its plentiful use at their political meetings
One paper, speaking of such A meeting, attended
and addressed by Daniel Webster, says they had
plenty of herd cider; and of another meeting,
"They had an immense hogshead labelled hard
cider. These are specimens from one of the
best secular papers-from one which in the next
column. tells us that it has counted this morning
ten notices of religious revivals.''
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-06
lax Tcvc.

Notwithstanding the present arrangement Of
business, we discover tha, considerable improve
ments are taking place in our town. The new
Court House and Jail are rapidly progressing,
and present fine appearance. The new store
rooms, lately erected by Messrs. Cushman &
Thompson, are finished IL superior manner and
will add muchto the business appearance of that
part of the town in which they are located.
Our friends of the mansion II se," we dis
cover, are improving the appearance of their
large hotel, which reflects much credit to their en-
terprise and public spirit. Ofthcir good things
which daily fills their table, we can give testi-
mony.
The "City HOTEL which has recently been es-
tablished here, is a splendid building, and friend
Douglass, we are informed, is Just the man to
make it go"
The "Tox River House," situated on Fox
river, little north of the most business part of the
town, is fine building and the landlords are
obliging and accommodating, and spare no pains
TO please and entertain their guests in the best
possible manner,
Ottawa, as respects public houses, is we'll sup
piled, and We venture the assertion, that few pla-
ces can surpass it.
Several dwelling houses are rapidly progressing
and Others about being commenced.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-06

core 70 flood the land with weekly emissions
,yhich arc characterized with individual abuse,
profanity. and degradation, dlsgraceiui to the
conntry and a curse TO the land. II should p'
cherished as one of the nobles incentives to virtue
aud INDUSTRY, and guarded with vigilance and
lcaution. il finds its way TO the family circle ol
n;llions.-it in many instances constitutes the
famii, library, and perhaps supersedes the prayer
hool and Bible. The American youth receives
hiy frs, impressions oil science and government
from its pages and it stimulates him to action and
learns him to respect the laws OF the land.
II. freedom then, should be extended so far that
none of those advantages be rendered nugatory,
and tina, "Jasiice md E2uahty' be extended to
all. differing as they may in peculiar views and
sentiments.
The greatest curse the American Press has ever
had, is its not uTfrequenty falling into the hands
of artful and designing men, who associate them
selves with it merely for the purpose of enforcing
peculiar views, and devoting their efforts to the
most degrading Objects of a grovelling ambition
Not unfrcquently is il surrounded by swarms of
political cultures, who lounge in our hotels and
public places, endeavoring to gain a livelihood in
amannerfor which neither nature nor parental in
struction has qualified them--who are burdens
TO the community in which they reside, and are
constantly sucking the honey that they never made
Not uniroquently. individuals who have received
gratuious education from the institutions Of our
x.,h;,b Rod h.,
power which they now disgrace by their presence,
are weekly enRghtening the community by their
exhibitions Of learning and deep logical obscrva-
tons. Some have been braue enough to lay aside
the s,nord and parade the columns o. a newspaper
in secluded part of tho continent with the quill
substituted for the gauntlet thinking perhaps that
there is less danger in being soldier in peace
than in war" and weekly exhibiting the feelings
of timid mind and fevered imagination, &C.
companied by folly and political madness.
But the meanest of the human speciss,--the
lowest being that the Maker of heaven and earth
ever created, is that bipedwho has, by some means
or other become partly acquainted with the art of
Printing and lends his name and gives his labor
for the publication of "A journal, whic Ss disgrace
to the art both in form and matter.
The vain and foolish quach who delights to cx-
hbt that which has been beat in his brains by the
berality of our Government, and who through
vanity, self-conceit and desire of political dis
tinction, devotes his time and labor to the columns
of paper, not aware Of the responsibility he has
assumed, is to be pited and forgiven;-but that
practical Printer, who stands by and sees the ar,
disgraced by such course, not daring to intcrpose
through fear and timidity, deserves to be dashed
through the world with rod of iron, and held up
to the contempt of the public in general and the
1srespect and derision of the craft in particular.
OH sc sent gale1r Sc CRAZE.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-06
THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER.

the Ohio canal from Cleveland to Akron, from
thence to Beaver, Pittsburg and Philadelphia
city.
This work is of much imporance to the city Of
PHILADELPHIA, she will now decidedly have the
advantage over New York in forwarding merchan-
die from that city to the west The ice block
ade, which annually occurs at Buffalo, will delay
transportation on the New York canal at least six
weeks beyond the opening of the other channel.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-06

Fl Ddtact0' CAi0, Ady 10, 1890.
/ have been acquainted with i,iiyfst
of the gentlemen who have signed 4
above certificate, for many yeas lhe
: are men of high Representatives. wslea
t statements the utmost coniidence %
placed. ! have also known Jes
t Grant, for number Of years; ard f
} knowledge of his character. ! hayC. a
) doubt that Gen. Harrison told il3H SO
| he repeated in the presence OF .hese zyl
tlemen. THC'S l.. HAMEPs
6aFaofa, ono .loy 10, ls40
Comment upon such state II ihsr'
is superfluous. The facts stattdseaa
Their be palliated nor denied. Jesse
&tirT7~= Is 'eadi,,q us,g &c .,,;s ~,
ffiaerly residing in Georgeow i, ohlp
dc was on his way home fnm CinciA
natl, when he made the above statement.
That he made it, admits d no doubt.
Major Buchanan, who signs the certificate,
was Speaker of the House of Representa-
tlves at tie last session of the Ohio Legis-
lature; Col. d. Utter, whose name is also
attached to it, is now one ofthe Senators
of this State. The other gentlemen are
men Of undoubted yeracity, whose words
viii not, and dare not BE- quettioned where
they are known.
Now we ask, who appointed this COM
mittee Of Wright, GVynne 81 Spencer,
to conduct Gen. Harisons correspon-
dence! By what authority have they con-
Quoted his correspondence for several
months past, without, his KNOWLEDGE!
How does it happen that thSir names and
movements have been kept coiSaled from
him, until within few days; whefs s'h
the newspapers from Maine p Florida
have been DISCUSSING this sublct for the
last two months? l1Gen. HSrison not
allowed even to read tie newspaper Of the
day! The committee have published to
the world, that he has authorised them to
read his letters and answer them; and to
conceal his present opinions from the peo
pie, upon the pretext, that hi formei
views are unchanged. Gen. Harrison dQ
MES this, to Mr.. Grant. VIII speay
the truth! Which are we to beliey X
Here is a question of veracity to lie sett We
among high functionaries. The e end lie
ries must be responded to. ,u
These are questions, for the ldders
the Federal party. The America peet Q
will expect satisfactory answers 10 I'LL ppl
They will no longer be insulted y Al em
temptuous silence. The s'veiled Prod cor
must stand forth; and his Guard hns Dhct'
atone to an outraged public opbions mus
the fraud and imposture which hey 4 70
attempted to practice upon fro peg have
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-06
IA IL should be.

Our readers are aware that short time since,
Mr. Buchanan was represented to have said, in
the Senate of the United States, that he was in
favor Of 'sducing tie ,CageS Of the poor mans H.
Tor" and numerous charges equally absurd and
ridiculous, were brought against him by Mr. Darts,
Of Massachusetts, and are now retoilcd through
the country by travelling political quGckS, who
leave nothing undone to convince the good peo-
plc'' that Mr.. B. did make use ofthc language at
hibuted to him. In order to show the absurdity
OF their charges, and that "Mey MemSehes do moi
betee oohat they preach" We publish the following
proposition, from the Lancaster InteliCencer.
made by the Democrats Of Lancaster, Pa. to their
Anti-masonic brethren, the latter wisely refusing
to comply with the request of the Democrats:
a FAIR PnorosIrIoY-In order to place i,
the hands of every voter in Lancaster County a
correct history of the discussion between Messrs.
Buchanan and Davis, the Democratic Committee
of Correspondence Of Lancaster County, cHAL-
LESGE the Anti-masonic County Committee as
follows: THAT EIGHT THOUSAND cuPIEs of all the
speeches, rcJondcrs, &c. made by Mcssrs Bu-
chanan and Davis, during their recent controversy,
be printed under the superintendent of Joint
Committee; that all the speeches, reJomders, &C. be
then HOUND TOGETHER IN ONE BOOK, under the
supcrintendcnce of the same Committee and by
them thoroughly circulated among the people of
ibis county:-,he nett expense for printing, bind
ing and circulation, to be betrayed one half by the
Anti-masonic county Committee, and the other
halfby the Democratic County Committee.
A consciousness that does not hesitate about
placing before the People and the World fair
and unperverted history of this extraordinary case
and desire 20 let the thinking portion of the COM
!nunity see that true Republican does not shrink
from submitting his homes; sentiments to the test
Of popuiS. opinion. induce the Dcmocratng Coun-
~ Committee tG offer this challenge.
JUN X. FINDLAY,
Chairman of the Democratic Com:1ittec Of Cor
respondence of Lancaster County.