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funotn bGtts.
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tnuiecr usbersinliimmun9 nit ieoem
eDaratter. ''SSie oas &leie 70 ooerWann."
2Senn oicie5 Spridpott ir8eneno Elm
trlIft, 10 1T ee bei inn. @laubt man,
Dap relhe isloene Gelraneer oeu 9rcftn
Maan onSmoben, 10 bat 0enerol 0ar:
rlion ftellleb teinca Nnlprub auf @roGe.
aus lelnen Aeioern ltGon fam man feb
en- oaB Der ara8cr ceiielbea Elm Wann
~, Der 'tb nl9t itbcut, Den pfluB ooer
Die Aoade ooer ir9eno Gin anoere5 QSerf-
seua 5a fubren. Seine Snenbeit ia1llmr
9dn9e 1T unabsrtrenlid. Die 9ieber.
oelt OeS Soleaten, Die 8droe ieines Gba
faffers llf Aaeu unoerfennbar. Die NIT
lpH n'N5fben, ao0lebner' &netbte, Nae,
Ole IGN fennea Iletsn i'm. Seine Sreiee=
el9F'lt uao ZEN @oblpcllen ltno oa, 100
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l5arriet Nnesrfcn, Elm II Wlcnat altesGinb
ipurps pprige Wrds am Cd Der 13iaem uno
@artsn StraiE, pbiIasslpbip uon ZEN Gifsns
babnfarren iiterfabrsn unb bl;eb teo auf Der
Stsae. Ser Scpf Der fltnen llnfbuis tpar
far 9anslib pom Numpfe actrennt.
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GTWir maten Die 2sier teS Ssobatbtsrs
aufrnerfian, oae Gle gisnUabn &arrsn ;lpis
ibsn bier mb 4bilatslpba pom lifsn Na
an, tdgli,b S,psjnlaI 9eben.
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Oen Jaffons nIeinuns pon elmer
5ubtrafnrY &enF. --Yrsiipent SafTon bss
MERIT iii ielnsr jabrliden Sctfbaft an ben
ern9rsf, pom 6tsn 9eesmbtr 1856:
"o's hfTtnt!lden Gslcsr auf raene cine Qrt
IN Ger SdaBFammer unbsihafriat auf,ubes
nhbTIb 1T II II ID c i d, gs III beiitits
9s9sn Den &jsiif unierer Snifituticnen eisStbdt
Sc oer 9taten in @ewtbsn su psrIthislen."
2Sa5 f19sn Biz Snttraiurp 9ruder III eiss
fer Semsrfuny?
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G~F lBir lsnftn be Iufinsrffanlfsit Der 2slct
auf cine Ssfanntnahun9 in bsut9sr Ssitun9,
csn Ssrfauf pen 2anp in Sneiana betnfsnt.
Scltbs Die nab Dem 2Scit'n isbsnpftnntn ba.
Sci ltbsr sinsn 9uten &auf maiden.
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CLAYTON, Der srct1s Nsrenaut, III 9sicnHen
in feinsm Saacn nahftsns rrn pittsbur9 aus
cine 0eife nad) elmer Der attamiltbsn e5taete
III madeu.
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UcnneTee.-aub in eisism Gtaate if
Ban Surenlamus bersits untsr par gs 1T T<
der, pas autb Siefsr Staat fir 53arriicn setru
mlre, NIT rpenisifens 5000 OIebrbsit. Gs
brfnun0alcs Uirb bic Gad)e San Surens tes
traehtst, eaB Smei Der grwdbtsr, Die turd, ieine
Snpnee ernanat marcn rsiianirt babcn, pcpou
snsr Der Osnerat earoa III, Der @uter jsnsr
nsrtnIlrp9en Msbe Ss9en ben "i.slb pcn Der
SbdHes."
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,salItbs 10 Sent Gtids fnb i'm ltnilauf.
ge linb bifer mic BIC aibtsn uno fablsn iib
jdmieri9 an.
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Sas Die eoeefofo San 8uren partei
Die alte unb 70 oft miperbclte Sefbuloi
9une aufparmt @ensral Darrilon babe
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Gie @sputIif ssraS bat cine JaantslS. Sums
msr cr9anilirt
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I'm Sreitao .. @cde fano cine @et'
te SwiIbcn 3mai iuneen eeuten auf oem
Saeon @sttrennenplab ftatt. Gin jun.
ger Wann aus gtau Ycrf bate eelpettet
feds Meilen in elmer Stunbe su seben,
ser!or Die @ette inoefcn. neil ct Swsi
Wlnuten uno piersi9 Seeunoen meDr oa=
5u eebrauAts. Oie Mette par obne IL.
seno cine Sprubuua unternommen, ct
bate iib nit einsm lebernen Gurtet um
Den 9eib perieben, speldDer beim Gnee Der
rritten Meile 5erriB, ionit bdtte er lpie
alle 3ufbauer peyfiberH, ieine 2Sette 9er
ipinnen fGnnen. il.
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Sreue cid &ammanp! bein 0rofier
0soner Yriee lit Don poyiS auf bier, un-
terwe3eEs.
@m. 81. priee, bcr frdbere Difrift6,
anapalc. bat BON Yaris aus, ,oatirt 23iten
@drs, einsn Srief an Die Oerrcn San,
eerpcol ano Curtis, Gcnoyebmitelisber
esfbrieben. uno ieine baloise Ineunft
bisfelbff an9ettnoi9et. Gr srRldrt in
oiaiem Srlsfc, bae er ME nit SwartIpout
auf ireeab cine Irt in elmer un8sfeelibcn
0anolane perbunbeu oswcien tpdre oab
Die 8esleruns ibm nod cine eroi1e
Summe @elo ihuloi9 pdre, uno oo5 sr
cine unpartsiiicbe uno aeredte Inter
fnbun9 feiner 8erwaltun9 perlan
se.-@el6e llnperIbGmtbeit ppn pieiem
Weafbsn I! 8snn Die Saeben 70 itanocn
paruln madte ct iicb fdAtio ? @abrli1,
am Gnbe per!anst Der perr noCb cine Of:
fentlitbe Gbrsnerfldruns !! ID.
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" INIF UNU,H IlIUN FtWsr uWR 1OItNe J. et1
rem, oenen Sirtglare uno Su6i;rpticnsliltcu
gum Ssifsn bisftr 3titp i su0elanrt murbsn,
srlutbt uns cine albiltrift scn esn ouf ibrsn
qiifen befineli,bsu 9iamsn ~ hbsrisnbsn, sa
atsr bi5 Jest nur mob oEsnias untsrn 6illiacn
Dunitbe natb0efcinmsn iinS, 10 maiden ,pi,
cisftlben biermt uotbmalS Oufinerfiam, paf
iic erin0snp srfud)t finb, .,n6 bic geamcn aut
iBren Qifsn fctab pie mfatitb "a ii9ertneen.
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|F D"3'"'" 'D"ol W nun sSfo0er anP'
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6PaEbefte Siefbitten De{d,ibte.-
Die wbtgs BON erie, pa, srritbtetsn pcrlsetx
aSosbe cine Dlodbitts, pom wsldvr eas Vaz
'nisr fir 9arrifen uno &eforn pebts. rabs
reno Der einmebunafsier muresn bic aEbias
bsnahrihtist, mas ibnsn psrinutben liee bas
ffe segen stnsn feinelibsn @ngrif ron 6artcr
ertf 81 fampfsn baten raresn, sinsn 9bsit
Der burger jsnsr Stabt bic frikr ifansbafte
Sadtcns nnS Ban BursnsWanner tparen.-
@!sib e,rauf ndberts iiG Elm &eutsrtrupp, sts
'ca DO an ter 5abf, ssf eiest ,ps Snniansr ano
NIT Sonabarpfs unc Sfalpisrnmfkrn bsnafFs
nett Der Slsfbitts. Sic 9Sbiss matten fes
9lslt> @nlta!t ibr panisr 81 sertbsibisen. Die
Gesns feblsn Ssfabr6sr 81 merben. Die ans
9rvifenesn fa'nsn an Die Suite, uns eann ffies
gen fis ab anS itbsrsfsrtsn ii;b islbff als frei<
wilise Sris9esefan9cns @uf grfunbiauna
srfldrtsH fe, bas lls ifanebafts Saficnndnnsr
epn {carbor erief isien unb Sieie art aemdblt
bdttsn un fib untsr oas Searriirn Gnanisr ~
be5sbsn. Die Scniabamf5 pureen psraratsn
e's Sbtlr Wnrbe 9s6Huet ris Joartortrisfsr tras
ten Elm in bic Quite, 100 Iis ibu llntsrifasun9
rar General Searrlfcn Su 9eben psrfpraeben bei
sinsnl glaie 9utsn a!ten (eartsG sirsr. "a
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07

Low wages and irregular employment being power.
tv and want in their train, and these hurr! men.
from drunkenness, vice and disease, TO early
grave.
These are the causes which prevent the mechsn-
ic and laburer from being well fed and clothed ana
we'll housed. They are the parents of all the evils
which aiict European sorieiy, and which fill their
poor-hOusPs with pauperS, and their cities and
towns with misery, disease, aud crime.
The heretofore happy condition of our laborine
classes, provided rs they have been with all ih'
comforts that can make life observation-disclosures
food. and plenty of it, warm clothing, and cnmiOr
table dwellings. together with tile nesirnable priv
ege of being able to educate their children. and to
start them forwa I'd in the world in the career a.
competition with the children Of richer men. pre-
>ent> happy and gratifying contrast with the con-
dt,on of the mechanical aud Gboring classes OF
Europe.
The moral elevation Of cur mechanics, their
cheerful Independence, their intelligence and sag
city their firm and manly spirit, reuot ut The abom-
isaLls and crecrlbis doctrines g the Administration.
| That "WAGEs ARE TOO HIGH, AND MUST BE RE-
DUCED."
Mechanics and Laborinc Men! I have done my
duty in presenting this all important subject 10
your most serious consideration. appeal to you
if You are willing To sustain such doctrine as this!
4 doctrine the practical operation nf which strikes
deadly blow at your interests, and reduces van to
condition Of equality with the miserable degra-
! ded. and half starved mechanics Of Europe. You
have deeper interest in the decision Of this qneS-
ton than any other c ass of or citizens 1t affects
YOU md your families. The prospects and happi.
ness of your children depend upon il; are ynu viii
! ling 10 sncrii'e them 10 sustain party! Th'
question i one Of deeper and more lasting impor-
lance TO you than any TINT can be- presented. and j.
rpmains for Won to decide it with an independence
aud spirit worthy Of negligent mel. Be- not de-
ceved bv the cries Of party. or miSlod nv the mnri
abused name Of Democracy! TRUE DENOCRA-
CY consists in placing the mechanic and ahnrPr
on level with the other classes If society. and in
giving them position of honorable usefulness in
the country That is Galse democracy which would
build itself up IN the MORAL aud physical degreda-
lion Of the working classes.
For my own part am determined 10 resist sucl,
doctrines with all the energy God has given me, and
10 "give neither sleep 70 my eyes, nor suulbrr Ia
my eyelldS," until have aroused the attention and
resistance of my fellow-mechanie' throughout the
country TO such outrageous, insulting and ruinons
doctrines as these.
With great respect,
| subscribe mvief vonr friend
PAUL INGLGS, Carpenter,
New York. Sept. lSi0
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07

South CAROLINA Francis w. Pickens and S
II Butler, have been reelected to Congress from s.
Carolina without opposition. Partial returns ais
indiesie that Mr.. Sumpter is also Reelected. W.
have heretofore announced the election Of Mr.. J. Z
FIorcs from tha Charleston District.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07
ATTEMPT TO FIRE SHEERNESS
.- DOCK YARD.

SHEERNEss, Friday evening, O'clock.
Her Majesty's ship Camperdown, 100
guns, was attempted To be fired in the ba-
SIN this evening by some incendiary. The
fire was first discovered in a midshipman's
berth, but was exlinguished after burning a
locker; but on further search, a well laid
tram was discovered in the warrant officers
store rooms, consisting OF rosin, oakhanl
and lucter matches.
From The Davenport Telegraph.
DREADFUL FIRE AT DAVENPORT.
Partial Destruction of the Royal Naval Ar
Senal-HaF a Million Of Property de-
S'roycA r'
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07

BENTON COUNTY. The population uf Bentun
county is as follows: While males, 20lS; white
females lS74--making white population of 1892;
slaves 307. Total 4l99. There are SO whites
over twenty years Of age, who can neither read NO,
write Usage Banner,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07

PETTIs couNTY.-The population Of Pet,is coun.
ty is as follows: White males, 1881; females,
l,l4l--naking 2,372 whites Slsvas, 55T. and
froe co.crod perScr, rp'qi2 a3O.- Ia "4 20
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07

is 10 be taught Submission u low wages. The
extracts before ne state that the wages OF Corsica
|afe III -
For the male laborer, "a cents a day
For the female do III do N-~
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07

and the honorable gentleman argues that owing 10
greater cheapness Of o,ner articles, this is, rela.
lively, Us much as the American abUrer gets: and
he illustrates the fact by this bill Of clothing for
Curscan laborer: rs s1 .e Fr.r r. = "a ss 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-31
Enr.NCH PLAsTER-For sale By
jyIo BOYD x fIINCKEN, . Tontne Build ne


ON CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE
- be consulted heretofore his rssdencr Coaandi
%Ssfy Of q iss1 aaS
Of persons who sbude their sk .d remedies the pub
s iss:s e tween ere n %
sSd
have also Testimonial letter. the most eminent phy esn
New al fss s%1 S R Ns
ind IA. sesn en-, matter s a. to some that aay on.
efra aud HE Profession should HI, tsea
seay IL Sst one part q the nsere
cu RnP sf u . not cs
gent mseIy and deect,on the mud wei body
eject Pe.ssy, not destroy ssssf.iiss
h9a when not properly treated may remain >. dormant in G
consultation, to show themselves other wsy than
win rssaa . ne i%.dst. train Of evils, r.rar.
ofsd1sr,ne bottle Of drops Or boz Of phi. the in
s.en@nsis cure Of these complaint Nov ssgpo.sg
Which eoninsay arise IN any and SO s.sens do !hes
that what good may be Destructive another IL is
astonishing die oPpsrtanie hsv, Of witnessing hss st.
have been taking rep only IN yensrea
s saPsF % ~
WERE ssr the other but were totally different as
But q ~ Inc which painfully the
Here poor patient % psy for pills Drops month
.tsr month Sometimes the yes attending thi. disorde
slight OCCASIONS but whether discharge return or bot he
knows, that all the physe the world alone would
structures and yet II properly understood u
easily and speedily be renewed do scruple affirm that
many structures be cured days they had
iSed years before.
To any OF prudence, therefore would say.
these remarks just land appeal 10 the eminent
physicians Of city for their uth how important that
every patient s-ud sw something on character and
lent oft the whom he 10 sbott with such
For the convenience oi those distance we'll those
wish to treat the and
private manner have contrsed very little chest with the
ThsArisE hsa IA the lid and which contains every theoJ
for the Of these That FOR
h0a beside the medicine, contains also Patet Pocket
syringe With ngred ats for making the injections the prc,
II which sie That for the Nenerea than
enough tor the % ordinary $50 and the chest
little larger containing tang necessary the
both COMPLAINTS, ia SIS
With respect TO the little patent syrnges which cannot
here describes Who has not IT, properly accrn
n convenience and utility Aud, indeed with regard 10 the
intrinsic vsse Of the chest uniformly does ID IN.
expectations that ifin fail
and retsrned immediately tine shall he instantly
funded.
Addr.s. JOS RALPH, sesor M. d. 50 courtIandt street
New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-31

DIR. AvENEL's PRePHYLACTIC REMEDIES.
CONSISTING OIL. THE TIGER Pill L. for severe and
s condition
> The EUPHRAsIA COMPOUND, for feeble and deli
~ The XM%RANTH SYRUP. for morbid affection. of
The THE ANAoALLIs PILL for irregular action of tn.
q THE CARDAMINE PILL, for deransed function ofthe
Z THE vERBENA PILL, for ailments incident to fe
The 9 SsyYDs sUEH Fl s;..::1 abb
10. THE LAPsANA POWDER, for the diseases of chill
ii. The fsATIs LINIMENT, for obstinate diseases Of
IL. THE soLDAGo OINTMENT. for injuries and CON-
Ali.s stems Of medicine whether complete
or partial are liable to The preceding cassca
other theories Is uniform feature namely
in embracing series Of facts carefully efsmnea and fully
certain organs on hssd or closely eorresgondns mani
one source and the mafsy absurd and faudaeSy base
enson Of curing land that isbly all possible and i'm
be any all estitlei public confidence from
cine like food when put 70 its legitimate must be chosen
os ssr IT, @ @ sss the
varied to suit the changing phenomena heh present them
different from disease 1.-THE lungs
an Ia s % XII he may
dep ndng on functional or structural disease ma
but qucs disappear under influence poss
Catalogue Of remedies ad the ,soTders Snca they have
been found peculiar control sssanly
brief and Ion account Of intended
dun Of popular medicine PAnrHLEr giving uller details
drectsns respecting the virtues OF the
rnrLAcrIc may be had with ,s medie.e al 40
BowERr and asa GRANs sTsEsr Each Of the remedies may
be relied general rncpe the treaHent ef disease
and will be found to the disorders for
variety q cases could as proofs Of their healing
efficacy, let the following serve aspecimen-
M C Nth street 45 OF age, dark comperlon, MIDI
die stature stouty made seized intense the
bowels which spite Of eeehng bleeding bsterng, nec
ons cslonel opium anS the like, continued th
voelce for nearly week the bowels remaining obstnatey
he time he Ia
given, three hours the pain left the bowels
freely opened and in "a hours the patient completely
stored
Mr.. B,isth street, was seized with smi sy mptems,
had been four days the greaeFt during which all the
ordinary remedies had been tried in On the fifth day
TIGER rL given, and in 80 hours he returned to mis-
usual svocation.
w G., 0rvestreet had far sometime comp Of pain
ia the general Iassude at last seized with
we're Inflammation Of the laoss i.eessant eougL difficult
gve which uring the day removed all bad symptoms
and by giyisg two dosea OF the AsAeALLIs
three days completely recovered. 5r .... .rr
AGENTS WANTED, enqui-e at ITO Bowtry. jr17 6m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-31
THE INDIAN sECRET.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY, and the most
.ese,ous vegetable compound offered TO the public
nf the OF dsesscz and dehlufs. " efficient
small doses, performing cure in few days. It's health
fnl 10 the stomach and pleasant to he palate sessng all the
radical csre without the possibility Of dung injury Price -
PECK slip.
Tbs Doctor consulted at bis oAce day In those rrorac
ted aud dIhcn that have bs tie skill 81 the
prieneed surgeon; and ,hese complicated complsiss hs
prduced by quack and ignorant medical
genuine x29 us
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-31
ID II II o r N +

CONTINUES to be consulted esn6dentiay at his okce
arr respeS Dr. Horne se
sseesy bed ,hs Medes profesoa IN the city Of Lon
% hSs IRA 3 % G 'sf III
es from being general e confines to branch Of
snes very ersai1k,s success soassas He eau,.". th
unfortunate against the Of mercury hous
ted not patched up The learned Dr. BaeIan emphaeaiiy
SsSd Be psSeuiay cautions q iSos. s6eetioSs ~hss
DR. sdial inhsEitauee :. transmi to Pose sityn
sE. y agrs e R aGrD,
sspectshty and skill. ID. II offers patrons qua
contact AenSsnes snii hall past nns seioel IN
slfsrumineurafs pudsr naius uieera eea"-TIorsces
N9lsie taksniu unless post paid yleer, must be
PsPsrsons at distance writing thsr and enclosing
Zee will have the ren.dy sent to order my7 sn'
SAT1N SURFACE YELLVW ENFELOPE PAPER-
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executing numerous papers wiki y; which Il opensd
Whilst once lead TO he owners name and late residence. u
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TRTJSSES

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pUPTURE CURED AT DIR. AMOS @ HULL's Es-
~ TABL!SHMENT VESEY STREET, AsTOR
HOUSE-Dr Hus Trusses modified, to shsrtea their
Of cure very much. The Truss is called
"THE RADICAL CURE TRUSS"
This very great the unqualified sanction
Of the faculty Of New York.
The American Institute its last Fair granted the FIRST
PREMIUM for this Truss the ndation of it's
Judges consisting of five physicians and
The public cautioned against by
Truss hawkers there such thing principle
2, no, 70 kaown 70 .g tine pftsncs :
do Not and cannot undo stand the nature Of hernia
Dr. HULLS estabishment has been we'll known for
than twenty 1t is the only s under the patronage
Of the faculty.
{G No other business is permitted in this Office and well
known sugeos who declines all other calls
constant attendance.
Rupsred cautioned against being deceived BY
pretended NO THUS is GENUINE UNLESS
- AMOS G. HULL, Md,
APPS 4 Neeey street, New York.
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