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MARStgALI,s Arom,rlc

NOCE. MARSEtAtlIS Arulnlllc, tdlHrft an'
~ Hra lacir SNUFF. This Snuli> Superior to ANY
thin. yes shown, tor removing that rou!e>ome dis
ease, the Caarrh, and al 20 cold N he lead and the
heaachc. II opens and prge~ ont all distractions,
>ticug hens the glands and ye healthy acton I" The
part, eoel II perfectly tree from any thing dele
eriou> IN it, cOmpo>ition-ha- pleasant iaVor, and
lis mmeliaiee er, after icing used, Is Agreeable
Pricc31 cents per bottle.
Do,t Mar,hai's Vegetable Indian Black PLASTER.
1hi- Plaster is mrvalled for curing ~crot louS swell
ngS, Srurvy Sores, Lame Back, and tre>h Wounds
nam in the ,ie, liip> and Limbs and seldom fails t.
rive relief in local Rhelma>ms. If applied 10 the
,ile it Will cure many oflhe common Liver Complaints
and is eqpa If not superior, 10 any thing IN use iui
curns the feet the virtues OF thl, Plaster have ec
messed hv thousands Of individuals IN the United
States, who have tested It's efficacy. Sold hy the pro-
prlelor; Chas Bowen, Middebury, VT, and PECK y
SPEAR, Bln.orlinr II Vt.
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French DRY Goods.

Being confident that through many means and
facilities which they have for furnishing their Store
with the most fashionable articles, and that Their pr-
ces will suit all who may favor them with CALI they
respectfully solicit share of public patronage.
They also have for sale general assortment of su-
perior GROCERIES, which they offer for the lowest
prices OSTHEiM Il NICHOLS
Burlington, NAY 10, 1912
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BURLINGTON CHAIR FACTORY
COPIR T.NEIRSIIIP.

I ] IINHl TT. NOSTW WICK 4 T. T. W. T.
lIatrong having connected their Tin Shops, will do
vie, Il Co. al the shop occupied by said Bostwick
where may be found full and complete AZ ortmen
Of TIN WARE, manufactured expressly for the retail
trade, together with Copper and Sheet Iron work.
Stove Pipe, Sove Trimmings, &C. All kin s of Job
work furnished at short notice. Fave roth and con-
durtor pipe furnished and put up. Copper pumps and
lead pipe furnished and set if required. Those who
patronze this branch Of business shall, at this shop
quickly and well served, for reasona' lc compcn
SatlDn. II ii. BOSTNiCk q Co.
Burlington, Apr. 10, 1912.
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NpNEW CASH STORE !aEN

THE Subscribers respectfully inform the inhab
L tants of Burlington and vicinity ,hn; they have
commenced business IN the Store recently occupied
chief branch of their business viii consist in
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08
FOR SALE.
l THAT large and commodiou. two sto.
l. ~ Rrick Dwelling House & Lot

EOh
- THAT large and oommodous two sto.
h ry trick Dweing House & Lot
~ situated on the west side of College green
G at the head of College street. in this VII
agt. The HOUSE is 80 by As with basement story,
with Kitchen and Provision cellars, and wing 80 BY
IS. e xtendinG north on College Green, with wood and
store house below, and chaml ers and SLEEPING rooms
Above large and commodiou> Barn, carriage house
ice house, and other ot-hou>e-, and spacious yard
west of the dwelling house. and good durable well
Of water of the best quality in the village, and brick
ci>iern One and quarter acres of land OF the first
4 nay a large garden and choice fruit tree. west Il
the hou-e and yard.
The Buildings are constructed in modern style, Of
the lest material. and workmanship, were erected BY
he >IhScrll er for his own use, and the location az
i,ri> very extensive and pleasant prospect Of tho
village and lake on the West and i. not surpassed by
any other in this part Of the country.
\ 20 for sale lot containing acre OF and direct
Is opposite the above lot with small convenentwood
dwelling house thereon,
J r'ha>er> are invited 10 call and exmine for them
>rlvc--Terms made known by the sui s,ril er on the
premises. SAMUEL REED.
Blrlingtou June, 16, 1910. No
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z l.. FARRAR

z l.. FARRAR
gives notice that
he continues to
carry on the bust
ness as usual of
manufacturing
Stone ware of a
superior quality
in all its varieties
and will NJ all
times be in read
mass IN SuDDIv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08
BEWARE or DECEPTION.

7 has freq emily come to the knowe ge of the sub
L scrber, iha empty Snuff Jars, with his Label on
them, have been bought up for the purpose Of selling
in them an inferior aliiy Snuff and also that his
Snuff labels have, in some instances, been counter
fccd, or the general design Of The same so initiated
as to easily deceive the unwary He deems It, there
fore, hi, duty to inform purchasers of the manner IN
which they are often imposed upon and he would
hereby request them to tear off or dcace the Labels
on The outside of the Jars after having disposed of the
contents, as TO prevent further use OF the same.
\ suitable reward sill he paid for such evidence as
will lead TO the detection and conviction of the I'M
posters.
The subscriber continues to Manufacture and Of
.terS for sale The toioping articles;
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JACOBs'S PACKAGE EMPRESS,
Beireen Albany and lJntreaL
I MIL further notice, leaving Albany on
~ Wednesday, and Montreal on Saturday of each
week, in conueXion with Ilarndcn & Co. al Albany
TO New YORK, Philadelphia, Boston, Liverpool, Lon
don, Ireland Scotland aud Ilavre,-for the trans
porlaton Of Specie, Bank Notes, Valuable Papers,
Packages Of Goods, Books, and all other Parcels
that may offer.
Monre al-Exchange Coffee House.
All any-No. II, EXCHANGE Buildings.
New Iork-No. 3, Wall street.
Boslon-No. e, Court Street
Rurllngton--J q J. IL Pccl, & Go.
REFERENCES.
/! rL' :. "a. 8, REED, Albany. Ny.
p. WELLS,
KELLoG 4. Co, { i'0s' ~
A. VARIOUS,
A. II. w. IypEN & Co. Caseron, VI.
j. & J. ii. PECK x Co. burlington, VI.
J. &. PIERCE # Son, ST. Johns, l.. C.
April %. 4Sf
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Extra Brands of Family Flour.

THE subscriber Is now receiving on
NNNN@ Consignment, and will he well sup
lt<ge!Ss.a5F31 piled through the season with some
II Of the choicest Brands Of Western
J. our ever offered in this mari e
Having Fieur manufactured by more than twenty
di lerent Mills Of the rhe,t reputation, he pledges
that Flour sold him shall give the most perfec,
satisfaction, and viii 'e warranted in all cases.
\. B. Fa1cy Brands cons lantly ON hand.
Dealers IN Flour, Merchants and Families are re-
rpectflly nvteljo order and Try the article.
our shipped to order in good packages Wi hout
delay on receipt Of Drafts, certificate Of depo.e or
Cash. J, " MN SPILL.
Az Rivcr-st Troy. April %, 1872. 47m4
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cies as cheap as can be found AT any other establish
ment. Gro. PETERSON.
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WINDOW SASH

w just received 10, "
and al by 9 easements OF
lash, a tirs, rate article al 3
and 81 cents per light; also
all kinds and>izc-, furnished
10 order. Ticonderoga black
lead, "A first rate article, for
sale very low, together with
a srca, variety of other arti-
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To Builders and other,

To Builders and others.
boards, Clapboalds and Plank planned at short
Dnotice; also a Circular Saw for shifting, at the
Burlington Iron Foundry, Turning done, or lathe to
let for turning Bed Posts or columns Cash &c. re-
ccved in pay. JARVIS GAY.
Burlington April %, 1872
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PRIVATE SELECT
BOARDING SCHOOL,.

PRIVATE = LECT
BOARDING SCHOOL,.
rINllE new aud spacious 'idug> now erecting in
East Charlotte will lie opened Of the Lord willy
under thu superintendent Of Mr.. j. Ten BRoEKE, as
sisted IN the Ladies' department in French and Music
by Miss NJ. A. Ten BRorHE,
10Th May, lsi2
Fall term opens 2J,h August,
Winter do 2Slh November.
Twelve Young Ladies and Gentlemen may lie ac-
commodaled in the family of Mr.. II. Terms SIS per
quarter, IN advance Music $40 French aud Alse-
bra, -. Wa hing extra. Day Scholars, from SO, so
to 80.
MI>sT, eduated under the ca re fcmlncnt Teachers,
aud having taught in London Eng, and in thl, $ ATE
since her arrival amply qualihed 10 uperniend the
French and Music department Government strictly
parental.
To those unacquained with The services, experience
and ability of Mr.. T. reference may BE- mad 10
TT. EngeSby, Burlington, +. Mot, ST. Johns,
J. B. Holenheck, " J. C. Parke, Whitehall.
j. Sherman, Nergennes A. S Perry, Troy.
Charlotte, 18th April, lsi2t
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CURE FOR CORNS.

The most >atc and speedy for Corn. yet DIS
covered {; the relief Is immediate. II dissolves add
removes thu corn from ,Nn foot with and erpedi-
ton and riHiou the least pain. Price Is cents a
Box
Full and ample directions accompany each Of tho
Il! owe articles
N. b. None Of the above articles will he genuine,
unless signed w. l.. kidier on the outside wrapper
For sale at his Counting Room, Sc Sta'e Street, up
Stairs, corner Of Merchants Row, Boston. Also by
MEssRs. PECK & SPEAR, Burlington, W.
- liberal discount allowed 10 dealers
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CONWAY MEDICINES,

TTHE Snb,criIer W. L. KTDDER, eives notice
l. that he ha> succeed the late T. kidder in tho
preparation Of the well known CoNwAY MEDICINES,
and will hereafter give particular attention to the
preparation Of the following articles the long es-
lalshcd celebrity of which, precludes the necessity
the hands of the DrODreiur.
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JACOBs's PACKAGE EMPRESS

merchants on the most lable terms, all orders
promptly attended to al his Factory Pearl Street,
Burlington. Jan.3l 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08

Fcr Khelmall>m, BRUISES, Sprans, NumEness
Chilblalns, Stiffness in the joints, &C. will afford
the most unexpected and immediate reliefin the mos,
obstinate cases Of Rheumatism, in few hours thi,
article is openly recommended by Physicians. TIL.
Liniment is done up in enlarged bottles Price 37i
cents,
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HAGiR g. ARTHUR,

General Agents for MOlai'> celebrated medicines,
10 whom all applications for agencies must lie adj
,lreS, cd.
Burlington, Jan. o. 1912.
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Dumfries' Itch Ointment.


The extensive sale and established reputation oil
DuMfRIE| lTCH OINTMENT, encourages the pro-
prleor 10 recommend it 10 the public with renewed
confidence, as the most innocent and powerful rem
ely for this annoying disease; it contains no mer-
curry, or any other dangerous ingredient ami can
lie applied at all times with perfect safety, Price
% cents Box.
Remedy for the Piles.
The concurring testimony of relieved PATIENTS
from all quarters, te>tifying % n. elected by
the netclue after all others had failed, togriher with
the increasing demand for the article from all parts u
the country, prove it to lie one oftbe most valuaLs
specifics known for this troublesome complaint.
| sUj3A Clergyman writes
Boston, february IS, 1871.
| have made trial of Dumfres' Pile Eleciuary and
found it produced >alutary influence almost imnle
dately, aud confidently elieve it an e.eclual remedy
| for HAT uncomfortable and debilI,ating complaint
Humanity has induced me to recommend II 10 persoRs
thus afflicted and so shall cCrtirue 10 dc.
Yours respectfully, J. 5.
The remedy consists of an Ointment and Electuary;
Price for both IS cents, 81 ceuts when but one is
wanted, accompanied with PLAIN and ample direc-
lions with a description Of the complaint.
DumfriCs' Eye Water.
| For sore or infdnea eyes, nothing known gives
such immediate and comfortable relief and in some
erceedingiy Dad cases The most unexpected and de
>irahle relief has been found in the use OF this Eve
water, after other remedies had faLed. Persons who
have used II, pronounce it without hesitation the hes,
preparation for sore, tneak, or infamed eyes, they
| have ever met with, Price 25 cent, n bottle.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-04
TWENTY-SEVENTN CONGRESS-,
SECOND SESSION.

M0a3cU Jan. lO.-SlRaic-Tho pre-
sidont pro tenn. laid before the senate Sc
ycral communications among which was
one from the treasury department, in
which it is stated that the public debt, on
the 23d Of December, 1871, (on account
of treasury notes, debts Of tho three cities
of the District Of Columbia assumed by
the L. s., the old funded and uurunIca
debt, andapart of the twelve million loan.1
was <728,08j 90; and that on the 3d
of March last, the debt ON the same items
was S5,370,050 81.
Mr., Dixon was, in consequence OF i'll
health, excused from serving on the com.
mittec on revolutionary claims.
A great number Of petition and memo.
rails were presented, somc for a postpone.
mcnt and others for repeal Of the bank.
rupt law.
Mr.. Calhoun offered a resolution call
ing upon the president to communicate ia
the senate authentic information, if any he
have, of the murder Of the passengers &c.
Of the brig Creole, and whether any and
if any what step have been taken by the
executive to redress the wrong done to
our citizens and the indignty offered to
our flag in that affair.
Mr.. Evans now made long speech on
the oXcheQucr project, and then the senate
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-04

HOuSe-The speaker stated the irstbu-
siness in order TO be the appeal from the
decision of the chair taken by MIR. Wise
on Saturday.
A motion to lay the appeal on the table
was now negalived, and then the appeal
was su5taned--llS to 80.
Mr.. Granger moved to reject the bill
TO repeal the bankrupt law and advocat-
ed the motion in long speech. Mr.. Mar
shall replied, and then moved the previous
question, which was followed by a scene
Of confusion that bcggars all description.
When the house came to itself again,
the vote was taken on the motion of Mr..
Granger, and it was rejected-97 10 l24.
The bill was then hurried in the most
tumultuous manner through the various
stages of parliamentary machinery until
it was finally passed by vote of l26 to
81, but while the question on agreeing TO
the title was pending the house add.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-04

Tho Richmond Enquirer says. The Rcpu-
pudation Doctrine finds no hy1rin the keystone
state. The enormous debt of PENNSYLVANIA, Of
Be millions, greater than in any of the other
States, cannot tempt her for one instant to swcryc
from the paths of integrity and honor. Certain
resolutions from a meeting in Philadelphia squiu-
ting at liquidation have been submitted 20 the
Legislature, and rccciycd with Indignation. Com
miltccs were appointed in both Houses upon the
subject who made reports accompanied by Sc
rios Of resolutions affirming the faith of the
state, which were uHaa'mn@b uAppipd-Thus
says the Pennsylvania, both Houses have ode.
clared without a dissenting voice in favor OF
maintaining the faith of Pennsylvania. A SINH.
lar movement is on foot in the Legislature of New
York."
The Democratic Review of January, has an ar.
ttcio on State Credit, of the most emphatic cha.
rac,cr, The No. opens with this articlc-anj
that article opens thus "Iho Mississippi Bond,
must be paid. TO the last dollar, to the last cent
the last mill, every pledge Of the public faith
whether by the collective whole of our glorious
Union, or by any one of its constituent parts,
must be honorabIy redeemed, be the consequent
ces, be the cost whutthcy may, Bcjuslicc done,
though the armament fall"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-04

Pmjy Of heart is of all virtues the
most elevated A Greek maid being ask
ed what fortune she would bring her
husband, answered, al will bring him
what is more valuable than any treasure
III heart unspolled, and virtue without
stain, which is all that descended to me
from my parents
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-04

Absent Mada&--Lai Casc-A gentleman of
respectable appearance slept into our Office few
days since, and wished to borrow fire dyAav!
His age ana responsibility saved him from insult,
The IDEA Oft printer having s. in his pocket, is
an insult to the art and disgrace to the prolcs.
sion. Mark that, will you
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-04
Temperance Meeting.

Pursuant to notice, the citizens Of OF
tawa and vicinity assembled at the Court
House on Wednesday evening last, for
the purpose Of organizing Temperance
Society.
On motion, Capt. RALPH WOOD
RUFF was called to the chair, and JOHN
Illsr appointed Secretary.
The "Secoad Declaration Of hide
.pcadcace" was read by Mr.. NJ. L. Hol-
lister.
On motion, a committee of five were
appointed, consisting Of Messrs. l.. Lee
land, NJ. Ryan, }. NJ. Crothers, J. G.
Champiin and II. IIurlbut, TO draft L
pledge and constitution for the govern
mcnl OF the society, who, after a short
absence, reported the following, which
were unanimously aGOptCd
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-04

our country, and any policy pursued by the State
lhat prevents the gro h Of single bushcI Of
grain, does that much towards impoycrishing Ne
people and the state.
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Mr.. /. moved to refer the preamble
and resolution to the committee on mill
tary affairs.
Mr.. Wood suggested to include in the
motion the case of the American patriots
imprisoned at Van Dieman's land, which
was accordingly done, and thus shaped
the resolution passed.
Other petitions were presented from
Kentucky. The speaker having present.
one for a repeal Of the bankrupt law,
Mr.. Briggs offered a resolution refer
ring it to the committee on the judiciary
with instructions to bring in bill amend
ing the bankrupt law so as to include
banks in its provisions.
A motion to law the resolution on the
table was negatiyed--86 to %.
At the suggestion of Mr., Fillmore and
Mr.. Clifford the resolution was so modi-
fed rs to instruct the committee to make
such other amendments as they may deem
necessary to render the bill perfect; pro-
vidcd that these instructions are not 10 in
terlrrc with or rcscind the order passed
by the house ON the 9Th inst, directing
the judiciary committee 10 bring in 4 bill
20 repeal the bankrupt law.
On therysoInlion thus modified the pre-
yious question was called and seconded :;
and ON the question "ShaII the main qoes-
ton be now ut'' amoton was made to
adjourn, which WAS carried.
Jan. l5.--il0aSg--'Ihc unfinished bu-
sincss of Yesterday was resumed, being
the resolution Of Mr.. Briggs in relation 70
the bankrupt law.
The question before the house was,
"Shall the mann question be now put ~
which was now decided in the affirmative
yeas Ill, nays IS.
The main question was accordingly Ia
ken on the resolution, and was decided by
Yeas and nays in the ncga,iye--95 to
100. So the resolution was rejected.
Mr.. Linn Boyd presented petition
/ T.. 4 Il 4
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n, nation , committee If five yoro
'''T'''' =,
"pPolI'ed' CONSISTING Vi McsSiS' IL. Le-
lnd NJ. Ryan, }. NJ. Crothers, J. G..
Chamnljn and II, Uurlbut. 70 draft =
.,l,Irr and constitutions ror the oovern-
..'-,,7, ~, ra,;.,,. ,.I,a aro.o slaa,
"'e"' ~ "'c So0!''!' NHo' "i'e' e'1oi'
absence, reported the lolloWlng, winch
were unanimously adopted:
r,--,..r.r,, ~,,,,,..,,-.,,r-,,
- W.
OF F"L
I''s1.. O0''y '''-''''''' ' ''"P'''''''' ''''e'5'
W. whose names are hCTeunt9 subscribed be-
o." Ia,o,i.,,"s ,"~. - r' ' 70 hcoI,h anJ
good morals, therefore PLEDGE to each other, in
the prcs5cnce Of God and Our country, our most
c'" 'I no ~ 1D5 ", 10 C Cpr"5, 'on
medicine; and thai We viii use our influence on
all proper occasions 10 cause our friends to unite
VA" H' IA TINS rI'"s'' ana as there Is strength
~ ,,o f,,, ,.-. ,.,. inf, ~ o..,.i.,ion ., l.,
s.,Icl the Las,is Counly Iya5hington rem
perancc Sooic.g."
.. The officers oitho society shall consist of q
nf,aI,nH wee r ,I Secretary hy IieasgteFy
@"o yc p'''' '''''''S' '''' ''''' ''''''3
2 ,rh, pro.i1sn, s5a,, pr,sil, q, all ,peptiprs
Of the society; he shall moi be allowed to vote on
any question except IN case OF tie; tAenho shall
give III. III, 'l.,'"g 'o''. -,
l,.''' ', H. ak ,,., 49,, 'c' prc Y.
dent he absent, or unable to attend.
t-r,ul, ,l,, Int. ,r a., .l,crc,,rr ., l,co,
record ostha names Of al Tic members of this
l, 81 tr "'' ' ly %c a, ' rhot nnrI
pose, which hook stall be open to tie inspection
Of amy or all OF the members at any time when
cane" '''
W. II ' W. g ", '"I na, I ,oy c,n n" in
possession Of the society, and TO take charge of
all property Belonging to the society.
2. The Board Of Managers shall consist of six
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-04

ms UutN 10 move SUSPENSION UI the rules
for the purpose Of Immediately taking IN
the treasury note bill. lie stated that the
secretary Of the treasury had informed him
morning that the power hitherto cx-
.,ine to issue treasury notes was now cX-
haus,ad, and no more warrants could be
issued.
The rules were accordingly suspended,
and the house went into committee Of the
whole on the treasury note bill.
Mr.. Wise said, that when he offered
his amendment last Thursday, to repeal
the distribution law and apply the pro-
cccds Of the public land sales to the i'm
mediate wants of the treasury, he had
done SO under the belief that the amend
mcnt was in order, bu. subsequent redcc-
had convinced him that it was not in or
der. lie therefore withdrew it.
Nr. Weller renewed the amendment,
but the chair decided that it could not
h. received, and on an appeal being taxi
ea, .an decision Of the chair was, after a
,o" debate, sustained.
THE debate was thcn resumed on the
merits Of the bill and continued until the
house adjourned,
aaa. 2.""'a--Numorous petitions
praying the modification, repeal, and post
pooem.m o.. tHe haukrup! law, and others
laWgu .TatilT AGAINST lis pOslpOuCMCut OF
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-04

AdIm W. Say6r.--Wc learn from the st.
Louis Republican that Mr.. Snyder is dangerously
i'll. His complaint, we believe, Is an affection OF
the lungs.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-04

Resumption IN MeE,gm.--rhc Niles Repub-
lican of the 9th ult. says; "All the banks Of
this State now in existence, have resumed specie
payments.'
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J. llIsE, Secretary.