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, 1841-02-06
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL he sold at the residence of Samu-
w el Baird, deceased, near Louisville, in
Lincoln County, state of Missouri. on the
18th day Of February, IG4l. all the p~er-onal
property Of said deceased. consisting OF five
likely negroes, 4 nIen and one woman. the
stock Of horses and cattle, sheep and hogs
the crop Of corn. wheat, oats, hay, and to-
baccn, household and kitchen furniture. all
the farming utensils, and many articles too
tedious TO mention. The farm will he rent
ed at the same time and place. for. the term
of one year. Sale to continue from day to
day until all is sod. On all sums of five
dollars and under. cash in hand; over five
dollars 4 credit of - months will be given.
Bond and approved security viii be required
Of purchasers.
1 WlIElA R,I RnhhIRD'} executors.
Inn O2--o,
, 1841-02-06
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.
THE subscriber desiring to close up his
l. unsettled business. hereby gives nOtIre
to all persons indebted TO him for TIN WARE
to come forward and close their accounts by
cash or note. He hopes tina, this notice will
be attended To-.
GJThnse who do not call and settle their
accounts by cash or note. may expect TO he
called on 10y James A. Robbins, constable OF
Cuivre township.
Dec. 12-3t. JOHN II. GRIM.
, 1841-02-06

Luck.--A poor women. who had long
earned her livelihood by knitting. one day
coming TO the end of her worsted ball or cluse.
found it to be wound on n piece of old news
paper, which she had the curiosity 10 read:
when TO her establishment and delight. she
discovered it to contain an advertisement
respecting herself. as the heiress of a large
liverpool paper.
, 1841-02-06

A snpe obserpa'ion.-We have noticed IN
several Of our exchange papers the following
wise remark:-.T To prevent water from iree'
zing in a pump, it is only necessary to bore
a hole in the pump 10 allow the water TO
, 1841-02-06

A Boston lawyer son days since was de-
Tending his client with great ability. When
he had concluded. his antagonist sneerInglv
said. 6 that he did not understand n word the
other had said. "Of curse not" replied the
other, 81 was speaking lar"
, 1841-02-06

A soldier who was once woundedi IN a BAT.
tie. set I'D n terrible believing. An freshman
WIN laid near. with his legs shot of. inmedi-
aleIy sung out "Bnd luck To- the likes OF We
do We think no body Is killed but yourself"
, 1841-02-06

A nero fellow in New York. The other
dav 90. himself into irou lie by marrying
two wives. A great many white men do
the same bv marrying one.
, 1841-02-06
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the undersigned
! Y has taken out letters Of Administrator IN the
estate Of T,iman Weaver, deceased, from the County
Court, OF Rails Cn, bearing date Fec. Nth, 1870: all
prrsons, therefore, who have any claims against the
estate OF said deceased, are required TO EXHIBIT the
sane duly authenticated for allowance, within onr
year from the date ofssid letters. or they may be
p~recluded from having any bencft of SAID estate, and
IL such claims are not presented within three years
they will be forever barred.
ELIZABETH WEAVER, Administr'x.
Ian 9, lsJI -:t.
, 1841-02-06

run out" The author Of thai will discover
the philosophers stone-if he only continues
his researches long enough.
, 1841-02-06

GvWe are authorized 10 announce DR.. c.
II. BAILEY rs 4 candidate for the offices OF
Circuit and County Court Clerk of Lincoln
county.
, 1841-02-06

rrFEEENCrs.
Gen. Asa Rogers, and II. p. Powell-!TiddIeLurg Ia.
John Lrhry, principal Of Warenton Academy Va
John X. Wallace aud Inmar llnrner ton ia.
Lucinn Minnr E.q-ChGnottesriHe ia.
Gen George RuSt--BGHImOr City. COLLEGE 10.
J. {. Wiliiams Prof of Mathemntics-St Charles
Gen. VIM. NiIbnrn, surveyor Gen-St. Lou, No
Robert Payne, Pres. Of Ia Grange College Ala.
VIM. Porter E.q--Troy No.
A. II. Buckner. Esq -Boriins Green, No.
, 1841-02-06
LINCOLN ACADEMY,

III ~.
TNlllS in'titutiGn was again opened ON the I'd OF
Il November by Murray j luckner.
The cour-e of instruction compTr-e the Elemcnta
~ ns we'll as the higher branches nf an English cdu-
catinn. together with the Latin and Greek languages.
!~osophy.
Strict attention will be paid TO the moral 4, we'll
.thc intellectual improvement Of the Pupils intrust.
ed Ia their care.
The scholastic year uill be divided into two sessions.
one of ) month, and the other of 3 IL months.
Terms per 1nnum as follows:
Elementary branches, = Sl2,O0
Higher branches OF an English education, = SlJ,Gn
Latin aud Creek languagcs, Mathematics &c. $500
s. +. MuRRAY, Principal.
C. W. BuCKNER, Assistant.
, 1841-02-06

o. We are authorized 10 announce JOHN
S. HUSTON as Il candidate for the offices of
Circuit and County Court Clerk, of Lincoln
county
, 1841-02-06

GT We are authorized To announce SIM
EON P. ROBINSON. Esq. as n candidate
for the office of Clerk Of the Circui, Court of
Pike County. ut the election in August next.
, 1841-02-06
DlEID

In PALMYRA. on the o9th ult. Mr.. job.
VANNOI. after Il short illness.
, 1841-02-06
~ENECuTOR.S NOTICE.

L-NI-'k I'IND TUT
A LII persons interested, sfe hereby notified, that
N the undersigned, have obtained from the Clerk
nf tie Lincoln county court, letters tes,"mentary on
the estate ui Samuel BIiTd, deceased, bearing date
the 18th Jan. l~il.
All persons. thcrcforc, who have any claims against
the estate Of said dccrasod. are required to exhibit
the same duly authenticated for allowance, within
one Year from the date Of said letters, or they may
he rIccludcd from having my benefit of said e.
tate, and il such claims are not presented within
three yeas they will he forever barred.
WILLIAM !AIRD, Jr--,
Jan. 23-3t. JAMES BAIRD
, 1841-02-06
Ccunty Of Lincoln.
In the Circui, Cont for May Term 1871.
SusaS CRIsTr HEIsES,
Complainant,
by her next friend, Petition in Chancery for n
Israel RULASp, Divorce.
vs..
FERpISAS :. c. UEfsEx.

ny hef next ilchu, reti'loh III 'hahce'y Iof u
israel RuLASp, Divorce.
FErpIxAx :. c. HErsEx.J
TNiIE complainant. Susan c. IIri.cn, by her next
Il fiend, Israel finland, having On the 9th day al
January, ISL, filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Cont Of the county aud state aforesaid her
petition against the said defsuinpt, stating that on
the 10th of May, 1899, she wa. lawfully married to
said Northumberland the next day after their mar
rage he commenced "a cour-e of cIucl and iuhnman
treatment tow ards her and continued the same while
he cnntInucd TO live with him that she lived with
said defendant only about six weeks; that although
she was entirely innocent, he charged her with incun-
tincncv and iI,peaehed her virtue so cruelty as tn
make her mi,eTnbie and her life n burden; that he
gave her drugs To exiort from her u cohesion al the
crime with which he charged her: that from the ef-
feet of the drugs or some other cansr, she considered
her life in danger aud left him; that said defendant
has LEFT the county, aud that she cannot in safety
again trust her life in his hands. And prays TO be-
divorced from the bonds Of matrimony. And, i APP
state, it is ordered that unless SAID defendant appear
on ur before the first day Of the next term OF laid
court 10 be begun and held at the court house in Troy,
in said county, on the first Monday in May next, aud
ie his answer 10 said complsinnnts petition, the same
will be taken for confessed against him, and that thi,
order be published in some newspaper printed in this
state eight weeks successfully, the last insertion ut
least four weeks before the next term Of said court.
-- Given under my hand and seal of Office
seal Pin ~vncatiun Of said count, his 9th day OF
w. January, ISL.
Jan l6-st. FRANCIS PARKER, Clerk.
, 1841-02-06
PROSPECTUS
THE PENN

A MONTHLY LITERARY JOURNAL,
TO BE EDITED IN THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA,
BIT EDGAR A. Poe.
, 1841-02-06

An freshman. describing the death of
friend who tell INTO Mount Vcsnvimns. "hScr
we'd. Poor fellow, he died Of taking too mucI
oi the crater"
, 1841-02-06

There's Il man down east whose nose IS So
long that il gets home rings the bell. takes Il
pinch of snuff and p"kes the fire before It's
ownerarrIves. He is obliged to ., Up 4 lad
der to put on his spects.
, 1841-02-06

E'ogH"Hce.-Thp l"llnwin- :.inuch nf IN,
sublime. waS delivered before a court of Jus
ice IN pcnn>NIvania:
"l"ur i"n.rS >"is high upon the adnra
hIr seal at justice like the American Ergl,
-erched upon the A>iaric Rock of Gibraltar
while the eternal streams of Justice like tn
cadaverous clouds nfrhc valley flow meand
crIng al ynur extended feet
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Ser &nate bonn SerQe.

Ser &nate bonn Serae.
Sd bin pom Berg, oer 6irtenfnab',
Seb' auf Die S6lofer al berab.
Die Come frablt am erften bier,
2(m lduefen ,peilet fie bel mir;
SD bin Der &nab' pom 8ergs!
6ier III bes gtrcmes Wutterbaus,
SD trinf' ibn frii6 pom Stein beraus;
Gr brauff pom Sel6 i'm frlben eauf,
SD fang ibn nit oen 2(rmen auf;
SD bin Der &nab' pom Ssree!
Der Ssr9 bet iit mcin Gisentbu,n,
2a 3ieb'n bic Sturme rings berum;
ltno beulen fe bon Ncro' uno Sue',
60 IberfGallt he bod mein Sieb:
SD bin oer &nab' BON 8er9s!
Sino Slie unb Oonner unter mir,
60 fteb' i'd ood i'm 8lauen bier;
SD femme fie, uno rufe su:
eabt meines Taters 6aus in Rub'!
SD bin Der &nab' pom 8erss!
llnb mann bic gturmslof' einft eribaut,
@antb' Seuer ouf Den Bergen nallt,
Damn it.i9' ib nieoer tret' in's Slieo,
limb ibpin9' mein S6psrt uno fling
mein 9ieo:
SD bin ber &nab' pom Berss!
q. IL 49,.
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Der Sturnoctf.

(0laeb elmer altsn Saae ptr Seslsute.l
Ils Der uneludlibe 6 orie. naboem
ct feline t6dnee in oas Slut ieincs Wit-
.nenlben oetaubt. ieia 8aterlano flob,
um Den 6dnoen Der rdbenosn Gerebtie-
teit au entrinnsn. bcitano in eem eunoe
ieiner 8eburt oer 9laube an Elm Ibernas
tlrlibes @eisn, ocftH ouSitlisbli1ss
amt es fei,
"ben WirbslWno ju lenfsn u.bsnSturm. Z"
Wan nabm an, oieisr 8siit ltifTe rings
um bic Groe auf sinem Bsuerpaoen. ,peI:
der eetra8en lperoe ouf Den Sittiacn ces
8inoes, ourb Die i1raufenlolsn Aetbsr-
sefiloe, obne isoob Die @rdn;sn unIertr
Qtmoipbdre an usrlonen. Ssinsr Sabn
9neen poraus Donner uno GHs, unc
Sturm uno unoerpitter fol9tan lbm, wS.
bin CT lib panots. Gr iuDts nat uno
nab ale @sltDseenesn bsin. uno bate
cine unenollbe AnSobl untsraeoronetcr
8eilfer su ieiner &syfiauna. Gr bislt
nireenos ifia in ieinsm furbtbaren 3u9e.
auher um 3euer su iein oes SbiHbrube
zines Soiewibte, un0 nur oann mar ct
menibli6en luaen libtbar. Gs ,uar Der
@eiit oes Sturmes!
Die grinnerune an Dies 1onoerbare Wes
fen erpabte In oer Seele Geories, beelei.
tet Don ni6t iebr anaenebmsn 8erbin:
ounesissen. ebsn als oa6 lepantiibe Sabr,
ssuo nit eiinifisem Seorominoe aus Dem
6afen ieeelte auf lsiner Rsiis nab Sneien.
Sine aide Sabrt bate oasSbiff elif-
lib big faft ans 3iel, nabe an DEN beifimm=
ten bafen esbrabt. als elm in feinen Sols
gen unfsliesr 3ufall iib ereienete, rpelbes
,u Ibiloern mir bier periuben wollen, 70
weit folbes in uniern &rdften itsbt.
gs befano iib ndmlid an Soro oes
shiFes Elm beiabrter Wann, rpsld)er felt
lanse ben &alenoer su feinem beionoern
Stuoium oemad)t bate, beobabteno ben
Bebfel pes @inoes uno oes Monoes. Den
1ufsans une 0itoproane oer Sonne. bic
8raoe Der @drme unD Der &dlte, bic
Hredenbeit ODER Ssuttisfcit Der euft. Die
Garbe uno @eitalt Der @olfen. bas Stei'
gen unb BaIen ees SuediiIbers. uno an
osre dbnlibe Inseieen oes Mettere' no:
fir ct BON Dem Sbifsuolfe nit hem Sra
men einss "Bsttsrpropbeten" beleet tpur-
De, uno bas nibt nit llnre6t. oenn. obs
fd,cn ct Sumeilen feblsriff in feinen 8or:
bsrfaeuneen, .su niht oerineer Sbaoen.
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Or. gctop's Slut-Vtllen 4!

Gin sroGsr abs'l oaUcn 1T Sariapariaa
giae Die ein3issn tstsbencen piaen welhe
bic tarfits giaenheit teflsen fir bic Nriuis
snna Der ginsewrlre uno bic Gabiafc,t, m
sltitber 3sit, sas 8sbldt uno Slatnr ,u rel.
ni9en.
Or. 0eirp's Vlut- -D.lIcn,
Ginb aus felhem nspi,inifhsn grtraften III
Iammcnsdest. pelds fttpu pom osn bsrabm,
teiten 4srjtsn III ben Dercinisten gtaaten
anss,pamot purpen nnb III bet samjen 2Delt.
Or. Qeiop's S(nt- Dillen.
9inb elm ftherss@esenmittel sraen bic itsln
Gtfeft umo Sclasn BON Wasrfurp nno Wline.
ralisn, ODER Die ssfabrIiben gfeets pon Den
ftltehten arseneicn mne Quad W7sbisinen
een 0uafialte:n mo anelinpilbs Smpcrs
loren,
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Jabr9an9 2.
Otelttto9 pen rs. Januar lS41.


IS
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9r. Qelpn'S Ylut-NllIen.

Ginc 2(un Quat, 4nti NNerfurial, lndGal.
Icnbaft uno ssaen ale Grautbeit erieuaencen
ltrfaden cccr sesrn tis gcntitntrn wirten.
DC SutltanSen.
Sr. geibp's 8(ut-Yillen,
Di6sen anasmsnoct percsn lei jmnaen unc
aIten, mannliten uns neltlioteu, in allen
Vsrbaltni1en, cbns Nhdbaltuus BON Irteit,
O,at cesr malfsem &sten, uup ctns Sur6t
fir &crtdltuna.
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% 90 Do III yteu Srl9tb1n pa,
Ssrfs eanntp 0anf ju Nsasins, pal
@arlislc rittc* III SarIIslc, rds
esnts Ditto iu 8sIsfrnts, ssiAlsrsH
@tp San: gu pittsbur9, llnsangba'
Columbia Srtidsn Bsitufhaft @clumtir, PAT
Gummecial Sanf,* 3u phu'a, PAT
Dpplestaun Ditto ;u Gcpls6tauu, pal
Gafcn blttc* 81 gafton, pat
@rls Ditto ;u erie, 2
Grdan9s Ditto 81 pittsbur9, |!
Grd,an9e 3,pei9 III I1rlieaDsbnra, par
Sarn,ers 8auf .. Buds ety J. Sriifcl, par
Harmsrs u. 9rDpers ;u 0Sapnsebura. 2
Farmers bitte pcn eaneaifer* iu eancalfsr. rar
Tarmtrs Ditto, ron 9tsaeins* iu Mea. par
1armsrs u. MebaneS Ditto ~ pbil'a, par
warmers uns Ditto Ditto ju ptts6ura, acbr.
Warmers uno Ditto 10. Su Napstts 9o, ,asbr.
Farmers una %. au Srsnea,tle ssbroeb.
6ranfln Ditto 81 Bafbinetrn, 3
grarb bite (Stcpbsn)~ in pbiI'M 9sftblrT.
Girarb oittct in pbil'a PAR
Ioarrs6ur9 Ditto ;u farrisbur9, par
Soarmonp Snittuts 81 l3armrnp, unsana,
!ocnsstals Sanf ~ lcensstals, :
Sonntinsscn rittc ~ Guntinstrn, unsana.
Sunata Ditto ,u qep5:aun, ur9ans.
Renfinatcn Do. in YbiPa, par
qanfaifsr DO. gu eanfaitsr par
qsblncn DO. IN gtbanon, par
Qumbcrman's tc. 3u Marren, aebrod,en
Mannf. II. Webanics in ptil'a, BAR
Rarrietta II. Susquet. Grabbing SO. unat.
Wsrhants Ii. Mnuf. Sanft pttSburM il
MehanicS Sanf in pbil'a, nar
Winers 0anf bon pcttspil(e, rar
Tcrtbern oittc bon pa. gu Ountaff, urab.
Mcncn9cbta bitto pen Sraunspias, 3
MoYmeuIna 8ant+ in Ybil'a, par
Oeorthumbl. Il. Golb. Of. Sn Dei(tcn, unab.
y. Weiferu 8f. p.pa. ;.MeabesiQe, aeIcbl.
9fcu Salem DO. ;m Sapette @auntD, tetr,ia.
Eprthamptpn Sanf 3u slIentann, rar
q. s.. Delam. Sriiden 60. 3u T.o. seitl.
Sl9rieul. II. @auuf. 8f su Carlisle, aebr.
philabelpbia 8anf* 81 pbilabelpbia, par
8idarbs (Warf) lit philadelphia, sstroeh.
St,uDlfia 8anf* in phil'a, 25 bis so
Giloer Qafe 8anf Su Wontrefe, gefhlolT.
Scuttparf Ditto in pbil'a, par
2cmanb1 DO. III 3otpanba, 1
Union br. su llniputaun, aetrrb
gBelteru DO. in pbilabelptia, par
Beftmorelaub DO. 5u @reensbnra, acfd,lo.
Wi(fesbarre Srllden SO. ju Wilf. nnsana
MDcming 8anf Su Milfesbarre, par
Wwf bitto* ju Ocrf, !
ycnstcsanY 8anf 3u YerrDcpclis, unsans.
UFIuf bic nit einen be,eidueten
8anfen lino fallbe gtoten I'm l1mlauf.
UOie Oepoht> >Sanfen fino nit ei.
mem 3eieibnet.
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protirt feline Slut.q]tlIen !

Dcr alien ITiftcln protirt ls, ste ibr ress
tirt anbsre iu prctirsn. Sis marcn n,c untcs
frieoiscno--ite 'percrn nie unbstr,stissnr (sin
-f6nnsu nis nntefrirciarno istu in clniasr
ibrer wwfunssn, ,psll anssncrnmsn paB i6sr
100000 Ghahteln oapcn pertauft rurctm,
uno i'll niebt eineu c,n,issn Sale mar sinise
oappu untefrtPbaene.
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QSertb Der Yo,lf,cten
III Denninlpanien.

8ant ron 9tassbaup, gu Sssfers, lln9ansbr.
Seavcr, ju Saepsr, Dc.
Smatara, 81 earristurs, s1blO0n.
Ssafbinstcn, Su @aibinstcn, unsans.
@bambsrsburs iu ebambtrSbur9, !
Sbeifer eauntp ju SStftbeter, par
9slanars Sauntp~ 81 Sbsiisr, par
Ssrmnntauu iu Gsrmantaun, par
Gettls6ur9* ;u 0sttisburs, ID
0enistaun ,u esrpistauu, PAR
Attioeletaun ~ Meplktaum, par
Mrntscnsrp Se,* 81 NcrriStaun, Far
9tOrtbumbsrIano ;u Hcrtbumbsrl. par
gecrtb Amsrfa* III pbiI'H par
Jtcrtbsrn Gibertiss' ~ Yb'~ par
Ysnnippania* ;u Ybiray par
penn saunfhip* Su Ybi'h par
YitSbr9, ;u Pittsburs, II
Sanf Der @sr. .st* sit pbilatslpba, par
bc. DO. 3wsis* ,u pttsbnr9, PAR
10. 90. Do. ;u srls, rar
b. o.. bc. tu Ssaptr, rar
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-04-02
DIR. BOARDMAN'S
ANTI-FEVER PILLS.

prepared expressly far lie West end SOuth)
vHNHESE pills arc offered TO the public as pre-
D. tentative and remedy for the Fevers of these
countries. BY the proper use ofthcse pills,
FEVER & AGUE,
With all its varieties, of Chill Fever, Dumb Aguc
&c. together with Periodical Rhuma,ic Pains, Pc
rodical Headaches, Night-Sweats and all those
harassing symptoms of debility-all of which have
their origin in the same cause, may be either pre-
vented or removed
BILIOUS FEVER or BILIOUS REMIT
TENT FEVER. (Which are the most prevalent
in the latter part OF summer and fall,) TYPIIUS
FEVER (Which generally commences as a re-
mttcnt, but soon assumes a typhus character,
and YELLOW FEVER (that scourgc of the
South) will in these pill, find most formidable
foe.
Each Box is accompanied with full directions
for use.
For sale at the Drug Store of G. l.. Thompson
& Co. Ottawa, Ills.
Aug. Is, $40. l5-ly.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-04-02
DR.. SDohn's Health Elixir.

MOT one case of Fever in a thousand exists,
~ which may not be eiiectualy broken up and
removed Ivy the use of this Elixir. 1t removes
all acidiy indigestion, bilious matter and const-
patton from the stomach and bowels 1t operates
gently and ellcc,ually on the bowels, and power
fully on the kidneys and the skin. 1t removes all
unpleasant feelings after hearty meal, and pro-
notes IA good appetite. 1t needs only trial 10
give perfect satisfaction. 1t has become general
practice with many to use this article in all cases
of colds, pains in the bone or heavy dsagrccable
feelings, rendering to headache or chiness. For
hoarseness, if taken through the day it completely
restores the voice without producing sickness.
Whooping cough, and all coughs of children are
cured by it. The stomach is kept in perfcc, order
by it, and it is quite impossible that any disease
should commence while person is using this
Syrup.-IJ'II taken daily it produces a ruddy.
healthy, and young appearance, by driving off all
the humors of the system.
Sold genuine at Fletcher street, one door be-
low Pearl street, n. Y, by Comstock & Co., and
in Ottawa by l.. p. & w. A. Singer & Co.
Ottawa, Oct. IL, 1910. ll---tf.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-04-02
Western Amti-BiliOus Pills.

VUNlIESE Pills are offered to the public as a
l. CATHARTIC, adapted more particularly to
Bilious Countries, and intended to supply the
place of Calomel which is SO extensively and inju-
riously used; especially when administered by
unskiIful hands, as it too frequently is, in new
and thinly settled countries.
AS this physc is quite as efficient in throwing
off bilious attack, being at the same time per-
iectly safe, and altogether more proper, as pre-
paratory medicine, in the treatment of Bill
lOUS FEVER, FEVER AND AGUE, and
all the variety of ntermittents, incident to bill
ious or aguc country, it will certainly he found
preferable to all mercurial preparations; at the
same time their operation is so mild that they
may be used with perfect safety and great advan-
tage, as a FAMILY PHYSIC.
They will also be found usefuln all BILIOUS
COMPLAINTS, Jdundice, Liper Complaint,
Sich- Headache, Ayue Cake, Cohc Costirensss,
Loss Of appetite, and in all cases Of I6,por of The
BUce&.
Full directions accompany each Box. Price
% cents. Prepared by
DIR. BOARpMAN,
White Pigeon, Mich.
N. 3. These Pills are entirely vegetable.
For sale at the Drug Store of g. l.. Thompson
Il CO., Ottawa, Illinois.
Aug. Is, 1910. Sly.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-04-02
Dr,,Ss, Medicines, &c.
DR.. BARTHOLOMEW'S
Pink E;xDectOrant SYRUP.

H'HE cases OF Consumption are 81 numerous
4 in all the northern attitudes, that some RENE
dy as preventive should be kept by every famiy
constantly on hand, to administer on the first
appearance of so drcful disease. This Erpec
toyGM Syrup will in every case prevent the com
plant. 1t Is quite impossible for any person evel
to have consumption who will use this remedy OF
the first approach of cough and pain in the side
and in many instances it has cured when physi
clans had given up the cases as incurablc.
Sold wholesale and retail by Comstock & Co.
Wholesale druggists, Fletcher street, n. Y, and
at the drug store of l.. r. & VA. Sanger & Co
Ottawa, October q, $40. ---tf
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-04-02
IIcwc's Nerve q Bone Linimcnt.

VUNtIIS article is offered to the public as a never
Il failing cure for the rheumatism, and it has
Tor number Of years sustained its reputation,
and accomplished cures which had deied the
power oil every other article. In acute and recent
cases, the relief is invariable, after one or two
applications of the Lniment, and in Chronic
Rheumatism, the cases of cure are numerous.
1t is truly remedy that reaches the NERVE and
poSr, with the most happy effect.
Sold wholesale and retail by Comstock q Co.,
wholesale druggists, Fletcher street. n. Y, and
by the principal druggists in the Union, as also
in Ottawa, by l.. p. & W. A. Suagcy & CO.
Ottawa October l6, 1870 lift
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-04-02
Judge Patterson.

Read the following from Judge Patterson, for
thirty years the first Judge of the County in
which he lives.
MIpDLErowx, n. j., March II, 1910.
Messrs. Comstock a. Co.
Gentlemen y are at liberty to make such
use of the following certificate you deem will
best subserve thcpurposes for which it is intended
(Certifcate Of Judge Patterson.)
InEuEBY CERTIFY, that my daughter has been
afflicted with the sick headache for the space of
about 20 years--the attacks occurring once in
about two weeks, frequently lasting "a hours,
during which time the paroxysms have been so
severe, as apparently soon to deprive her OF life
And after having tried almost all other remedies
in vain, | have been induced as a last resort to
try Spohn's Headache Remedy, as sold by you !;
and to the great disappointment and JOY of her
self and all her friends, found very material relief
from the first dose of the medicine. She has fol-
lowed up the directions with the article, and in
every case when an attack was threatened, has
found immediate relief, until she is near perma-
nentlv cured. The attacks are now very seldom,
and disappear almost Immediately after taking
the quantity directed. A hope that others may
he benefited by the use Of this truly invaluable
medicine, has induced me to send you the above,
and remain your obedicnt servant,
JEMU PATTERSON,
Judge of the Court of &. p.
For sale at the drug store of the subscriber in
Ottawa, Illinois. l.. p. g. w. A. SANGER & Co.
Ottawa October l6, 1910. lift.