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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-10
sHERMAN'S LOZENGES.

ENORMOUS qusnttie. OF these popular medicine sold
T. during year. and still the demand any
ing In i've years the Doctor has gone FROM few pounds
year. where il will stop cannot conceive
While shemans Lozepges pleasant that children
for em they wonderfully efficient, they would be
pstronzed by our werhist as for
Bum Esq deputy rssistsI Rev NJ Dunbar Of the
Anthony, Of the Oneida Conference, Hon. Senator Ahe
Cob Zabrae Of New jersey and hundreds Of others Of
the like high responsibility
Sherman's Worm .ozengesTested in over million Of
aud acknowledged by the medical faculty the only
safe certain destroying medicine in world They
alone have any Doctor member
Shermans Canphcr sickness pal
pitatoR lowness Of spirits and dependency cured few
Of cases and never known to fail. It %
shernuns Cough Lozenges allsy all tickling irritation of
the tsroa or lungs promote erpector9on and the
haassng cough colds days also, asthma whoop
cough and ghtness fthe chest Consumption has
peaedy only relieved but eectuay cured by She
mans Cough Lozenges when all other means failed.
Sore Nipples positively cured by Shermans PaplaYv Oil.
Sold alo6 Nassau street and sold BY agents. Bower
East Broadway, AL Blocker ST. 227 Hudson kushton
AsInwal New York; iss Esiton st. BROOKLYN; vanYeIk'
Baltpose ThoHss, IL Main & Cincnnas Ohio; Guth-
Providenee Redding, State street. Boston: mas lmr
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TO THE PUBLIC.-Tbe proprietor OF IN, uo - =
Fgitqu street., known Pesrsalls Saloon retn tss
thanks all who have pleased ,o - s I'M
w se patronage At hi. former place q business on MN
his saloon above, which trusts will bee, a
with any similar establishment Ia the city and h
also, BY unreInttsd atenon together with determinaon
not 10 be fuasgsd the catering ne he hopes - Ieeeye
esotnuapce Of that and for which neither pains nor
exptnae have been spared. DAVID PEARSALL.
IL IA
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IGa T0NEHT-

Respectfully informs h, friends that he resu his former
busilefs 3 Fulton street. between Broadway and Nassau
street rn.s prepared 70 aeeemmodste dinner and
Spacious erd for Reference Commuters Courts
Matui se be IN constant readiness in former times
jeplmsI
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etf 70 -seh srR9-O vsk srr1i si1fa1sr vve.d ID, a.
l7. eliow 10 aiayDIs .-sio % J. .ish psII., ~,
2 - asii soii3f ai9d ~ Jo6 '-avf e. -
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QUACKERY TJSED ITpu


THE days OF The monster Qukery nunberea his reign
will soon and the thousands tens Of thousspds
who are suffering under secret csaxes equally noI
cradle imposiuons OF unpruciptnd onacIs
now eJoice At deverance The dark Vol
OF mystery which has theo ynahrouded the treatment Of
placed within the reach OF all Let those who wise avail
themselves OF the opportunity without delay and AZ
CT the Medical Guide for the of secer
diseases by the Justly celebrated Dr. VAUGHEN for MANY
years the principal physician Of the Dublin Lock Hospitals
This treatise contains clear and thorough of
Vsnereai diseases. in all their various forms useIo and
eeetual modes Of ueetmen which all may understand
bIacuce withcn the aid of physician risk of
Ihs work cannot fa to invaluable travellers
faing men and Others, who often placed in
nay be obaned at Book stand 80 Nassau st. corner Of
fulton ST. Pce 70 cts ANY sending 81 by will
have one cory faithfully forwarded to them. IS mtT
NO CURE NO PAY -
DIX. COOPER, OF II Duane street, between William ard
- Chatham Streets takes this method
zens and he still aod afflicted of
both sexes and may be always consulted with
dsnee IN the worst cases OF delicate diseases Dr. Cooper
from residence many hospitals Europe
to the treatment of delicate dseaeI and from
practice IN this city, for tho last years. this particular
branch Of the and
cure 10 such persons put themselves under his
Recent cases cured in three days. Dr. Cooper
mild and utcious mode of treatment will require Interrupt
ton from business alteration Diet Persons afflicted with
and derorabe need despair of complete
recovery Dr. Cooper informs the public that he is only
regularly qualified surgeon who advertiser in Duane and
exhibits diploma from the lnsttu Of this city,
procured by false certificates and false petencss The
violabe observed all consultations. Separate Offices
patients cannot come IN contact Letters, paid
tended To- Charges moderate Office open from in the
ing untiilo o'clock at night Once II Duane street.
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UNITED STATES
TEA EMPOR NUM-,
J3l, yiate l29 Chatham street, New York
And lie Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
AsEr y BIS BLEEcyEs SrREET;


cAs$5 fKz
saa Tssi sas .',
nd ne as ~: s
p s se b. shss.d
2 .s : s: ies ssss ssa
M w9 Be g sns e pron s C
~ e1ehanis pabs establ,hmens, Of families
em T sssa'd 10 supply
Sia e. STATE. executed with
oaiy sshSs.. iAn'ie, ior the 81; ale. q How
p. A. EACOSTE,
MANUFACTURES AND IMPORTER,
s ss sA.Ts my si Fl .Sss
FRsSEs oIn Es sSsgs rAsszLs AND
A9 May f.. 1sh IS 6 ss Belts @
es. E0'' De '' ''' 0jss
G1EsNSTgLEMEN AND LADIES' LEFT OFF wAnD.
s eii Oft apparel nta cash. can obtain Ss the ssms
The hiebesi cash price.
s III. "a g
will ate nd them at their residence by
No John St. end "A. v, II: h 4. new York
line rough the post oLce or otherwise, will receive
Cloth (. cesued altered and repaired. jy7 lmr
CORDIALS, &C
ANS S Mo- r. FusGn s''ss, m1nuiaerIer Of
sale handso Of CoIdias wnrn are;-
Noyau Cordial Perfect Love Cofuni.
f f;$:' i !: $ ; ;$s::$a- ]:
Orange do Is--. Life OF Man do
Also Wine staughtons Bitten and an article OF Cherry
Brandy which Is we'll worthy of the attention OF and
GIossn country merchants. and the pube general
WATCHEs-The largest and most splendid assortment Of
Watches " the city IS to be found at the
A he constantly ceving all descriptions OF Gold and
Il Eus.nS Esncs and he T. en-
s s,n ssy e hSS .. the rs S06 wscs. a. low
bought All watches warranted TO Keep good time. the
m9Sey 5sonedi and ,.l,sv ,.r.;,.d in N. hes, man.
ne warranted owe an I, any one Place in tho eg
s nd l Tii'ss' VIII vi swss or
T FAD, LARD OIL. HEMP, BEAN5. &c.
IL $40 pigs Lead,
Iss bales dew rotted Missouri Hemp.
32 do water do do do 'ta
Es. l:as s's I saa ior ..lesy Elk coLLINssco
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
g PALLiPs Merchant Tailor Sls. Of A.tor mou ,s
erisency % the BY The reductions Of his prices and finding
impossible to do so while subject 20 the enornous OUTLAWS
oy way 70 esss bis@wh"st aps1se%enp 70 the ua,
q is b 81 ssE eGsf e B,ssn %s
gentlemen eupped at deduction Of ten per cent
The following Is submitted merely a. specimen Of the
oregorng assertion = -.
s Es!ss DO, Of the finest quality. IS to
bess ssven eopelu,on to observe, the above articles
nay De relied in all respects to be OF the genuine
o than any other house furnishing e same
SPECTACLEs-G; II: PFALZURAF, OcalI,t and OpI
1 C "a =. No ITO Re@oysd Broadway So has
Also, every kind Of Spectacle Glasses. lies im.se
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INFRINGEMENT THE ORDER OF -THE

NOTICE TO Citizens Of New York and Strangers sol
~ in the City--nOSLlNG'S SPLENDID DINING
ROOMS, Nos 81 and c. Nassau street The immeIs pa
onage which has been extended to the subscriber raj
aud eHightened community has enabled him enlarge and
improve ms Dining Rooms So Is now 70 accommodate
hundred persons al one irne whilst making these additions
TO his vorte aud We'll known he has bee
unm ndul Of the still greater comforts and Of
his cusoDsr-5sving thoroughly ventilated the light
oon and detached the kehens so completely exclude
the euvla and heat which necessarily om cooking
two or three houssnd day The walls Of the Sa
loon have ben by some oil the elegant and
pillar, and staaaIy. aud busts OF Washington NAPOLEON
NC &c
ne Bill o. are supasss s oners n any part Of the Uni
Tea salmon oil 50 and 20 os weight cents
sSs meats Of hs ess aud
Pastry OF az turtle and other
ehop sS ana one hun9iea otns dinereht Articles OF Tie
chniesst aescIipuon, al prices Seuaiiy low.
CSse rresn and black TeAsat cents per cup;
ChoceIhteo GERS &C &c. -
Atense ana s,vI WATERS are employed WHO speak the
rrenel sp5hs Genhn ana Doch anEu'gss Livery arii-
ce rs served up III me neatt possible sesnd m every &c
seers are pl iced,
having visited and being convesant with the mode oil busi
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"LAMPStt HORNS LAMPS"

II FoUHTAiN LhMPsSHFor eSenieSl oil Or cam
phneThcse Lamps have now become ceebraed and
svely fact the Admiration and wonder Of
them the splendid in Appearance the econom
cal snd give light uneguaied in bsncy and durability and
none ere so perfectly safe simple and e,sy 70 manage and m
one lamp vii give more light than sir sperm candles a. an sl
see them admire th. for their beautiful appear
ancs simplicity, aey and economy, and above ALL for the
peof endor OF Their light And, 10 fact would seem they
e defined 20 become The universal light great has bee me
he eemsnd SHOULD there be who prefer the light
lt them look they Mesz Sands Coz Dug Store
enrner Of Broadway and Chamber at and hundreds Of other
places where they have the light For further
csl q No 1875 Fulton ST. build ng) tie ouy place
York whore they tor wholesale j. o.
Fay Co. Best chemical oil cas- cents and eamphine
pergaoD liberal deduction b. the barIen again
also on lamps 70 agents or olhen, TO sell sgain.
ie ~ I'm
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LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
"BATH BUILDINGS.o

formerly Renshaw's1
TIHlS welkrown and delightful bathing establishment
wall be opened for the reception Of visitors and after
2jth June inst The buildings undergone complete and
thorough repair and efforts will be spared the
deeryedy hgh reputation which this establishment mas here
tofOre acquired.
The price for boarding will be 81 rer week. instead OF the
former ~ So children and half prize Young
people, nst squiag much will find odahg
The steamer orus Cptsn hllsire. from the Fulton
ks and the steamer Shrewsbury, Captain Coes from the
fQs'of RobnfOn will each make daily tIip between New
70 and LoEs Branch Stages will be readiness upon
A 81 chcf 0fthe above boatI the Ocean House
leg yessenss datey Long Branch Faae from New
1osk 70 Long Branch 81. JAMES GREEN.
Long Brunch, jane IL, 1873 ia lmsr
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
Ar 1HE FINE ORCHARD.-Ths well known,
A charming summer rerea is under the
ndsncs OF the subscriber To mis- to visit
The Mountain, tsuch the anoIt boundless view the
Orehard the magnificent the as and pure
fens anosphere) will be added every eert upon the
pat u me proprietor In the shape Of careful well
furnished tables and all the dececiep well
OF the season) 70 sod comfort and pleasure his yers
&. l.. BEACH.
Jane, 1874. .t.L W
regular Line Of Post Coaches is established for the
OF the Mountain House, after
the landing OF boats at CatskiII. je27 2mr
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ito imir W.A BAALoW heeo 9a.

EmovAat-P MAEs; Han Dresser and Wa M.LsI, has
Franklin House and opposite John street Having fitted ND
lew room In the most fashionable style he will continue
same busne and viii be pleased hi. old friends and
pstronf and otheu WHO nay favor him with cali He has
also private rooms Tor Ladies' dressing iAmpooag
Tbs powerful Extract Of Jampoony considered BY
of New Workers and STRANGERS Of toe heahe articles
Tor The OF dsndruf snd approved
by he Faculty Of Medicine in Psns aps patented Washing
Nothing pleasant and delightful than thfsua
this in the kauds OF r. Macs. m
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CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
PALMO'S ARCADE BATH,
% CHAMBER STREET.
THE 9ENTLEMEN'S SALOON NOW OPEN.-0rcat
Il Reduction.
Baths IS cent?.
Baths with robes or sheets. .....Tx

Q for ..
The subscriber having leased the above establishment
term Of years has commenced improvements scale which
When completed, will he fatters himself vie Taste,
elegance nnd msgnhcence, with any similar
IN me word having visited the best conducted baths Eu
2pe ees no hesitation assuring hs fellow citizens that
be snt wmen mas for the thirty sctuaed HIM
mo matter At what oostD the splendid
comfort and shall not, the
yeesson De ost sight Of and that the
o me European Baths he will take liberty
fuuif ion U inventive OF
we'll Known taste all that observed wanting IN rem
OF apnh the me plus ultran Of peecton,
LADIES' Saloon Will ee in readiness in few days
completed and the whole thrown open Tor ruh ~ WEI
1mec FEi,ui X t a nI, ipspec,lop
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BOOKKEEPING.
MR. w. X. BARLOW re,u<etrullv am
MIR. C. c. MARSH,

MIR. G. G. MARSH,
IN his business Accountant aud Teacher Of Boob keeping
IN this city, At his Cedar vhers De continue
The sane thorough course OF iBsraeon end paees - ,ae
cessfulv followed by his predecessor Mr. B. socitf 4 u
toaase Of the mercantile community eetay ask eu
attention 20 the following card 'fU ut.
&C. G. MARSH Accountant has grstefn! aeknow.
ledgements his febds for then rg continued
He has ls
aud ssocecded IN the By Mr. w X BargE, whom he
confidently nds the favor OF the mercantile
~ gcnd Of excellent acquainted
with the science Of Bookkeeping and emrsnty qualified 70
impsrt instruction He respectfully bepeas for his
debfed. r 'TI.T- : 80 IL &C q. INARgBs
His reduced 70 SUIT the times 70 SO VIII
ente the puph thoroughly
qualified for the covnnnz NOM :
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liCOhL-CHARC OAL-is now selling at the New
f2k Charcoal Depot foot 18th street, n. twenty per
cent cheaper than other dock and
delivered BY the Depot Sd 10 Is per baeby
the single barrel or for the he also de
yeng at EOS per load free OF carage OF the city
Also on hand out ten th9u,ans bushels Of fine da, from
As this dust in demand manure farmers would do well
TO send thei orders immediately. =,
~ BThe Depot wagons are nll painted black white let
Nh. ~
Al orders by pos or will be promptly attended TO-
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SPECTACLEo-,, H. PFALZHRAF OculI,t and Ooh
- ein Cans s. No ITO tRemoved from Broadway 554 has
constantly on hand large assortment CT Specaee4 short
sighted and far 81 .hted persopsg $500
Also every kind Of Spectacle Glasses, !jess imsec
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-06

of the house. 1t is confidently predicted by most
of the letter writers that lhis trial of Judge Brown
will end in smoke.
Mr.. Arnold, on the Goth, laid before the house
the resignation of Judge Smith. |. is unccndi-
tiona and takes effect Immediately.
4 oint resolution passed the house on the 2SIh
instracing eur senators and requesting our repre-
sentalives in congress to their Efforts TO pro-
cure the adoption Of the proper measures to esta-
bIish the northwestern boundary, and to settle the
controversy between the L. s. and Great Britain
relative TO said boundary.
4 resolution tn adjourn Sdlcde on the ist day
Of February next was, on the @6ib, amended il
the house by inserting "as soon as possible III
stead Of the lst Of February, and then laid OF
the toble.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-06
THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER.

at the backwardness of the Commissioners in this
respect, as highly detrimental to this great work,
and can only be accounted for by electing Com
missioners who reside, not only away from the
Canal, but in distant parts of the State. under
stand that Gen. Fnr is in no way answerable for
the delay.
The House has passed "vaiualion law" by a
very large majodty-morc than two TO one; but
the Senate has struck out all after the cnacting
clause, and passed new bill different in its fea-
lures, and sent the Senate bill to the House,
where it was received with marked displcasure-
conference will probably be appointed on the
part of the two houses, and bill agreed upon
which will become law. In my next | will
either send you the bill itself, or its provisions.
A law has passed ordering the Collectors to re-
ceive nothing bu, Auditors warrants, gold, and
silver for State taxes; and for county taxes, gold
silver, and county orders.
The case OF Judge Brown was before the House
to-day 1t is an attempt to address him out OF
Office, hut will not succeed. The new judiciary
Bill was also brought forward to-day, and is un-
dergoing very animated discussion-it vii! not
pass, but possibly may pass the House.
Oar delegation looks well, and will compare
both for talents and gentlemanly department, with
that from any district in the State. Judge
BnEEsE, Senator-elect, has resigned as Judge OF
the Supreme Court, and leaves for his residence
in Clinton county on Friday next He Is good
looking man, and for talents is second to no man
in the State, and have no doubt tho interest of
Illinois will be safe in his hands. II is very
doubtful who will be elected Judge of our circuit.
In regard to Peters, Cation, and Purple, sentiment
is very much divided, and nothing short Oft de-
mocratic caucus can decide the question. Judge
Cation delivered a very able opinion to-day ON a
Chancery case from Peoria county. lie looks
fine and is in good spirits, though KNOWING
ones" rather intimate he will not succeed. w.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-06
From Washington.

The proceedings Of congress from the 10th to
the Goth inclusive could not easily have been dull
Ter. The house was uainly occupied during that
time on the civil and diplomatic appropriation I'LL
for the half year ending on the 20h day of June.
1913, AMI made but slow progress. 1t will take
up probably another week before it passes.
A number of memorials have been presented
asking congress to refund to Gen. Jackson that
$1,000 fine, and among them we notice one WAS
presented from this state by senator McRoberts.
On the Doth the house took up the bill intro
luced some days ago by Nh Everett of Vermont,
to repeal the bankrupt law. The bill was sustain
ed by Mcssrs. Everett, Payne, Gordon, and Bovine,
and opposed by Mr.. Barnard. Mr.. &. ]. Ingcr-
soil moved, if the bill be referred TO the committee
on the judiciary, that said committee be instruct
ed to bring in a bill excluding the voluntary pro-
vision, and including trading corporations. Mr..
c. Brown had been opposed TO the bankrup, law
from the first but it had done all is evil and he
thought that the smaller debtors should have the
benefit of it. The previous question was called,
and in the confusion, motion for adjournment
prevailed.
The death Of the Hon. Richard w. IIabersham,
a member Of congress from Georgia, who died at
his residence in Habersham county. Ga, on the
81 ult., was announced to both houses on the
18th nit.
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The trial OF this young man, who, twill he re-
collected, was charged with the murder of the bro
ker Lougce, in Philadelphia some months ago
was brought to close on the 18th ul. and the
Jury, after having been out about SO hours brought
in verdict Of equity of mansaughter." The
scene that followed the annunciation of the yer.
dict by the foreman Of the jury, was very affect
ing, and is thus described by tho Philadelphia
Pennsylvania. "'The defendant instantly buried
his face in his hands and sobbed loudly, whilo the
loud meanings and pi,ifu gestures of his aged IA
Their, who clasped his unfortunate son around the
neck, struck every one with a silent though ylsi.
bic grief. Such a scene, happily, is rarely wit
messed in court. The brother of the defendant
also joined the affecting lamentations of the srick.
en- pair, and bowed down, with painful agony.
upon the neck of the laws victim The Rev Dr..
Ducachet, of the Episcopalian church, was pre-
sent, and seating himself beside the cold MAJ"
strovc with the most ailec,oua,e energy to pour
into his soul spiritual comfort, WHILE a, the same
time, the prisoners counsel were striving, with n
laudab!e kindness, to pacify him as far as might
lie in their power"
The offence of which the prisoner has boen con-
victed, is punishable with not less than two nor
more than six years imprisonment.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-06
Eighth of .snnunry.

We understand tina, a Ball will be held, on
Monday evening next at the Mansion House in
this place. Friend Quay is jus. the man to get
up splendid affair, and we understand that the
terms will be made to suit the times. A large
company is expected from neighboring towns, and
a merry tine is anticipated.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-06
Hon. snclA. ranItrsom.

We are gratifed to learn by the juliet Courier
NJ the A,h inst, that the above named sterling de-
,nocra. has been reelected in the wal circuit.
The election took place on Monday last, aud 50
popular is Mr.. NJ ia his district, that the oppose
ton dared not meet him in open combat. Hc Is
we'll worthy the confidence ofthc democracy ana
we hail his reelection with joyous satisfaction
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-06
Ot,awa, ILL.,, Friday, january q, fsij'
Canal aSiII.

On the Both ult. Senator PEARSON introduced
bill into the Senate, entitled Gan act to provide
for the completion of the Illinois and Michigan
Canal" The bill is now before US, but owing TO
the late hour in which we received it, we have
not been able to give it careful porusol, and for
the same reason, il has, OF course, been Impossible
for ma to Law il before our readers this week.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-06

Governor Of Virginia. the Richmond
Enquirer we learn that, on the 18th ult James
Mcdowell, Esq, of Rockbridge, was elected, by
the legislature of Virginia, governor Of that state
to come into Office on the LIST inst He received,
on joint vote Of the two houses, no votes out Of
leo. lilo Is, Of course, n democra. Of the first
water,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-06

u. s. Senator--The Hon. DANIEL L. HuoER
hos been elected by the legislature of South Caro-
lima to the United States senate, to Gil tho vacan
cy occasoued by the resignation of Mr. Calhoun,
who retires after the fourth Of March next.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-06
rulIR WIND.

60 wistfulIy the wind doth moan,
What doth il want of me!
Il sweeps round the house with mournlal tone,
Asst i, fain would fec
From its wide wandcrings sad and lone;
Come woful wind--I vii. love thee!
Swiftly, swiftly the wind is blowing
Wild wandering wind, where art thou going
know not where,
I go Oh forever
I've no toll or care,
Yet rest | never.
An. woful wind--thou art Ike me-
Dost thou net strive from thysef TO fee
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-06

Good Mea--The democratic Review" objects
to the White House as altogether too aristocrat;c
thinks tho president can DO accommodated in
some one Of the fne houses on Pennsylvania Ave-