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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-25

THE New OnLEANs ELEcTloN.--The
Wings Of New Orleans, says the st. Louis
New Era, are full of joyous enthusiasm. A
friend writes from that city under date Of
the evening Of the Gth:
We have just finished the most stirring
canvass lhave ever witnessed, and the Har-
rlson banner is now waving in triumph over
our city. Considering the many adverse
circumstances under which we labored, this
indeed is victory. Ferret, wing, is elect
ed over the loco ioco candidate by maio.
rlty of between 10 and 12O votes, and
when 1t is recoIIected that it is the first time
Il wing has been elected Mayor of New
O.Ieans, you may Imagine the eXuItatiou it
has given birth To-. The cannon are now
firing grand salute in the public square OF
The Second AIunicipa.irr, md thousands Of
our friends, with band, of music. are oatad-
ing the streets, rcnding the air with loud
huzzas. The Wing cause in Louisiana is
safe. Our friends need not have single
misgiving in regard to her vote.'
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-25
CARE YOU THERE OLD TRUE
PENNY 2"

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found that this move only rendered them ri4icnous,
and caused them to be laughed at by tie reasonable
oedcnt Which ey thSnr would serve at two p s
poses and what, reader, DO You suppose this La,
uGgg RcynoI ~, o T ,f to Sc used 2 S oak
set for the aoo'j'ioni,n of General Harrison. Thi.
GS oG oG%' e 10Y cp oc ,'3s ny' IN oooi
Clark. oecao,c his merits are 10. spiisient sa,-
lam i, MN, lWs as, eiempt WI Prove H< 'fnEe
jnr pboIi,ioni-m mon T,Gla PsynIil.i N,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-25

ga The country from gludues5 and prosperity
to wide spread dependency and prospective
ruin. Prospective" did we say It would
be so, but for the glorious tidings which
reach US from every quarter, ami which We
cannot find room to spread out to gladden.
our readers as we are. We have MISTAKEN
faith that the majority Of General Harrison
will be decidedly the heaviest which private
citizen ever received over President in Of
lice "a contest we never again expect to wit
ness) and already hear Of overtures and inn
portunities on the part Of the most boastfui
and sanguine Of the locos to draw" the bets
they have made with the wings. Appropos,
Of betting Those who will study the nature
Of the human heart, ought no, to bet against
a party which has been in the ascendant. Ii
tends, 10 some extent at least, TO revive old
feelings, and old prejud.es, which have too
long existed already for the country's good.
Let our wing friends, therefore, content them
selves with doing ,helr duty, from motives Of
patriotism aone--aud neither yield to their
own excitement waen favourable bet is
proposed, nor give any other occasion for
connecting aught with the great issue which
IS before the country. save that issue itself
The people will be with lhem--the country
will be redeemed from the hands OF hyPo-
critics and deceyers, aud in the restoration
Of its prosperity they can well have foregon9
the chances Of winning the money OF their
3 IN, 10
maxim, that "a good man loves his neighbor
too well to win his money, and himself too
we'll to loose it," Steady ! all will be well.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-25

IN THE RANDOLPH COUNTY COURT.

IN THE RANDOLPH COUNTY COURT,
FEBRUARY TERM, 1910.
NOV at this day comes here into Court. Shelton
= Rutherford and Hayden s. Rutherford Ad-
ministgators Of the estate of Joseph Rutherford,
decd, and present TO the Court their petition &C
cumpaurd by the inventories, list, &c. provided
by law, setting forth that the personal property Of
the decd is insufficient for tie payment Of tie
debts, and praying the Court to order The sale O?
the whole or 50 much of the Real estate OF the SAID
deceased, as may be necessary for the payment Of
the debts Il is therefore, ordered by the Court,
that all persons interested in said estate be notified
that the application aforesaid has been made, and
that un,ess the contrary be shewn on the first day
Of the next term Of this Court, an order will be
made for the sale OF the whole or so much of SUCH
Real Estate as will be sufficient for the payment Of
the debts Of the deceased,
A true copy of the order
Test-ROBERT WILSON, Clerk
April 25h, 1910. ct
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-25
TIE CAUCUS-ON MONDAY.

Have the people-those, we mean, who
properly appreciate the high and response,
bic duty OF voter-rcAec,ed that il they
act with the meeting on Monday, in desig.
mating even candidate for SHERIFF, they
close the door to all future enquiry, reAec'
ton and by committing themselves ut once
To the WHOLE TICKET "Whoevcr they may
be-" Ii they have not, let them read the
resolution that was adopted at the torne'
meeting, and theu read the democrat before
the last. This, with an occasional refer
ence heretofore, is all we have felt it our
duty to say on the SuIject--it being rather
our province to circumyent than to advise
the willy MANAGERS in TINS proceeding. Ihl,
much we know; The prospects OF nonli
nation have been held out to SEVERAL Whc
have been laughed at, THE MOMENT rHmD
SACKS WERE TURNED, and we shall be mucl
deceived unless the proceedings Of Monday
disclose a degree OF insncerlty which the
upright, VOTING part Of the party neyc,
dreamed of We have NAMES and FACTS
which We shall uSt n the proper time.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-25
TIpPECANOE GLUE.

The first general meeting Of the Tippe-
canoe Club Of Howard county will be held
in the Courthouse, in Fayette, on Mon
day the fourth day of May, for the purpose
of organizing for duty by the election Of
the necessary oliicers--for the County and
The Township. 1t is hoped every member.
as well as every friend Of the cause WILL
attend--if they CAN.
BY order of the Club,
JAMES NOBLE,
Passover PRo TEN.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-25

II REMEMBER:-The Wings do not claim
the City Of New York in the coming election,
The Custom House is there, and its army Of off.
GERS are taxed too heavily to support the bribery
fund, to hope for the reclamation of the city short
Of miracle. 1t is in the Country the
Farmers-where Harrison has gained 50 heavily
on the last years Wing vote, AID where he will
continue to gain daily until November.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-25
GTo he concluded neat ,npek,1

A young man writes us from Washington.
says the Louisville Journal, that M. Cal
houn, the embodiment of South Carolina
chivaIry, is now in the daily habit Of the
most Intimate personal intercourse witt
Blair, Kendall, and the rest of the Kitchen
,scul'lons, whom, two years ago, he would
have dsdaned to touch with the longes'
pair OF tongs in Christendom. "Chivary'
appears to be mokng itself very much at
home among the pots, kettles, and slnsh-
tubs.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-25
THE ABOLlTlCNlSVS

\ national ABOLITION CONVENTION his Just
been held in the city OF Albany. six states
beng represented, The convention nom.
mated JANE. G.. B.NNEY, for President, and
Nj. L ARL, of Pennsylvania for Vice Presi-
lent of the United States. Tie convention
denounced GENERAL HAaHIsoN on account
of his Missouri vote. his Ninceunes speech,
ana his uniform opposition to the schemes
Of the fanatics. Who, after this, will ac-
cuse Harrison with being an aboiitionist I!
None tut those who accused Mr.. Clay OF
the same principles. Driven from every
other charge, and now having this solemn
declaration from the aboiiuoniSts them
selves, to refute the only remaining SANDER.
to what new accusation against the hero of
Iippecanoc, will the office holders betake
themselves Harrison has stood up in his
day against the charges Of tomahawks and
baycncts and now, Old as he is, he cannot
be hurt by the concentrated charge Of all
the train-bands Of corrupt power. The
people are his guard, he is strong in their
love, and who can prevail against him ?
Commonwealth
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-25

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, to all whom it
y may concern that shall apply to the county
Court of Randolph county, at the next regular term
thereof, for a final settlement executor Of the
Estate Of John w Burkuer deceased.
BENZ. HALEY Ers,pjqy,
April 18th, 1910 81.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-25
Notice

Us HEREBY GIVEN, that VIM Lockridge, Ad-
4 muistrutor Of the Estate Of Robert Harrison,
deceased, will make application at the next term OF
the County Court Of Randolph county, for resigna
ton Of his Admistra,orstir OF said Estate
WM IOCkRInGE,
Ami 18th 1910, 5-#
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-25
GLORIOUS VECTORYM
A WING GOVERNOR! WIG SENATEn AND
A WING ASSEMBLYI!

CoNNEcrIcUT.-The New Haven Palla-
dunn gives returns for Governor from all
the towns in the State, (Bethem, in Itch
field county did not vote, and the result is:
for Ellsworth 10000; Niles 25,4Gl. Wing
majority 1866.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-25

extant, is edited by the President and Cashier of
The Bank in this place the former having
Acknowledged, to Mr.. Leonard, at franklin last
Wednesday, before public meeting that he CDR.
Lowry VaS the auttor Of certain article in the
Hickory Club, the Inconsistency of which Mr..
L. was commenting upon, at the time How
many others who edit and PAY for it, and interest
themselves to disseminate its poisonous caIumnies
throughout the community, it is unnecessary to
enquire.
Now, we are aware that, strictly speaking,
neither the President nor Cashier of the Bank
here are federal oiicers--but If even the prjnci
pie were not the same precisely, these who have
seen that the course Of our bank has in oil re.
spects conormed to the ANTI bank policy at
Washington, will not be slow to decide the GEN.
ire of the hopes, affections and feelings Of those
who control it, So much for the "Hiclory Club,
the shameless mendacity Of which having been
pr0ren to the sembled people Of the noigh5or.
hoods, at the VARIOUS Club meetings, which close
to-day, will be comparatively harmless hereafter
1t leas! in THIS county.
But what we mainly intended to state, in the
commencement Of this article, remains yet to be
told. 1t had been given out by Mr.. Jackson
lthe Cashier Of the Bank) ard his friends, since
Saturday last that he would meet and answer
Mr.. Leonard in Monitcau, on Tuesday. We
could not believe that he would so far forget the
denunciations Of his party against the officers and
|
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-25

0c1~ We are requested to state, that Il
contingency which the Central Committee
cannot control, has unexpectedly prevented
the aununcianon of the Congressionol
Ticket. We hope to do so in our next.
JEFFERSON, JACKSON AND uRUNDY,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-25
d I E D

In this County, near Franklin, Mr.. JOSEPH
Il. HODGE, formerly Of Rhode Island, aged about
- years.
The Providence Il. !. papers will please notice
this.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-25
ENinni settlement.

April Goth, $50,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-07
VERMONT' ACADEMY OF MEDI.
CINL,


II LECTURES will commence in this in.
IL slitut'on on the end Thursday Of
March. 1910. and continue 10 weeks. The
following are the professors -
Theory and Practice Of Medicine, Hor>
ace Green NJ. ID. New York City.
Anatomy and Physiology. Robert Mel.
son. M. D. St. Adams, VI.
Chemistry and Pharmacy. james Had.
ley NJ. d. Fairfield Medca College, New
York.
Principles and Practice Of Surgery, J.
Bryan. Philadelphia.
Ma,eria Medlca and Obs'etr les, Joseph
Perkins, NJ. ID. Cas,le,on W.
Medical Jurisprudence, Ralph Gowde y.
M. D. M iddlebury VI.
The fee for MI the courses is $50, Mat
REGULATION fee s., Graduation Tee, Si5-'
Price of Boarding as low as in any county
village.
Dr.. Nelson will give private course ON
Anatomy and Psychology, commencing the
first week in January.
There will also be reading Term at
this Institution during the interval Of Ices
lures, which Is designed 10 furnish Tie
Medical Students, advantages superior to-
any other country place.
JOSEPH PERKINS, Registrar.
Caslleton. Dec. 1889
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DIR. HULL'S
Utero Abdominal Supporter.

NNHIS new Instrument Tor ne radical
Il cure OF Prolapsus Utcrl or Falling of
the Womb. by external application. super~
seding he use ofthe OBJ eclIonab'e PeSsary,.
is confidently recommended TO The afflicted
as the means Of perfect restoration to
health, 1t never having failed of performing
a cure even under the most aggravated
circumstances. II has received the decided
APPROPRIATION of Sir Ashley Cooper of LON
DON SIR Benjamin c. Brod,e; SIR James
Clark. Physician To HE Qnecn DR.. ASH
well, Lecturer on Midwifery to Guys Hos.
pnal DR.. Rigbv. Lecturer to 81. Barlhol.
omess: DR.. Griffith, Lecturer TO Wes,m,n-
-tcr Hospital; DR.. Ram>bolh ham, Lecturer
to London Hospital; Robert Ferguson,
Lecturer to Westminster Ly,ng.'N Hosp-
tai, DR.. Swea tman, Lecturer To Mlddle.ex
Hospital, and senior Accoucheur to Queen
Charlole's Lyiogin Hospitals; also by
Henry Davies, Conquest; Blundcll. Lee,
Merrman, Surgeon Kea'es &c. by Dr.
Moreau President of the Academic Royale
de Medicine, PARIS and Accoucheur to
the Duchess D'Orleans; Professors Vel
peau Mariolin. Paul Dubois, Samson and
others lard in New York by Professor
J. w. Francis G. s. Bedford, Nj. ID.
Professor of Midwifery in University the
city NEW YORK; Professor Delafield,
Professor Francis U. Johnston. President
County Med. Society: Laurens Hull, pres.
Medical society, state Of New York: prof.
James McNaughton of Albany; professor
March, prof Cyrus Perkins, prof. Dosne--
Drs. Thos. Boyd, Gilbert Smith, Hosack,
S,earns. Ludlow, Cssam. Vache, Power,
Grayson, Van Rensselaer, and many other
distinguished Physicians in the u. States.
A. G, HULL;--Ofice 4 Vesey.st,
Aston House, New York.
0TA constant supply OF he above lnstru,
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for Hernia will be kept BY
ROBERT MOODY,
Druggist, Burlin gton, "
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THE TEETH.

BRITISH ANTICEPTlC DENrIFRICE.
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Il those VINO use 1t he most valuable
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tons, without lnjurng the enamel, it i'm
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The two following testimonials were
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THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.Andover Sept
.-S,r-havlug made full trial of your
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State or TERNONT. }

DISTRICT OF CHlTTENDEN'
The Hon. the Probate Court, for the District
of Chilienden, To all persons concerned in
the Estate Of David Goodhue, late of I'M
derhill, in said District, deceased,
GREETING.
NMHEREAS, Oliver Goodhue, admins
w traitor of the Estate Of David Goodhue
late of Undcrlill. aforesaid deceased pro
poses TO render an account Of his admins.
traton and present his account against id
estate for examination aud allowance at a ses-
sion of the Court of Probate, TO DO holden at
the Registers Office in Burlington on the
second Wednesday Of February next.
Therefore, You are hereby notefd to APP
pear before sad court at the time and place
aforesaid, aud shew cause, if any you have
why the account aforesaid, should not be al
lowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this
22d day of January, A. ID. 1870.
WIN. WESTON, Register.
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INC M p "A r "A y T. f TOOT III
PREP.1P.a TION

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box Of DR.. M. Hitchcock's Incompatible
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AROMATIC PILLS!

DR.. RELIES AROMATIC FILLS
FOR FEMALES.
IN Distractions, Debility, Hypochondria SC.
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as death, restored to lively and ANNA.
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duclve to the health of married ladies'. IN
less when pregnant, or of hectic or con-
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taken.
These Pills have been of immense bene.
fit to the female part OF the community
Price. 81 SO box. IA
Prepared and sold bv r. KlDDER,suc
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be had of ]. g. J. ii. PECK, g. co.
Burlington, Vermont.
None genuine unless signed Il. KIDpER
on the outside printed wrapper.
Large discount TO dealers.
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s Nr VI ~ ~ O

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-07

RAIL RoAD RIDING The cockney
Dnr;ohy Ramsbo,' om says: I'VE mean to
90 bv ral'-rod, which is The only way o'
travelling now: If it vas not Tor rot b, ing
able to stop If you want. and the beng
locked in. and the noise Of the hinges. and
he smoke from the chimney. aud the
ratlin. aud The not beng liable to see
nothing Of the country, hand the dam
ger Of being bowed up or Knocked off the
"a les, | do think hit would be Gericl.'
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CORNS OF THE FEET.

The Testimony the Proprietor is receiving.
from Uarious S0urres, stating he dstoniSh
ing cures Effected By means IF The highly
celebrated ALBION CORN PL1S
TER ndded TO The constant demand for
The article from all parts Of The country
uquestionabiy prores IL TO be one of The
best things to be had. TO gire Immediate
ease. reief and cure to Corns on The feet!
In proof Of which. read the foiioaring
CASES..
A LADY-To whom reference can be
IA made, after suffering great pam. ant
Inconvenience for years, from Corns, and
who IN the mean time was making use OF
various highly celebrated remedies, but 10
10 purpose. and had III consequence OF
these repeated disappointmenls. nearly des
pared of relief, most happily met with the
Albion Corn Plaster. one box of winch,
tat an expense Of only SO cents has entire
Ia cured her Corns! SO astonishing was
this cure "a to induce several Of the friends
aud uelghhors Of the lady TO use the same
remedy. and aviih The same good success.
AN OLD GENTLEMAN--l Informed an
Agent that after suffering uuconsclonable
pam aud trouble for years from Corn
which had res,s'e ed every attempt To de-
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| A PERsoN-So crippled with COINS for
fora long time as to be unable to walk
had to cut holes in his shoes TO ease his
fee'-was cured By this plaster!
This Plaster gives immediate rellef ms
soon as applied-i' dls,oIves the Corn ou'
root and branch acuhoM the the least pain!
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fYNew and Splendid Sleighs.

T.AwaENC&S g. PARSONS
IA AVE now on hand, the largest and
NJ H. best assortment Of Sleighs ever
offered IN the State comprising a band
some variety OF one and two horse pleasure
slelghs, of the latest patterns and most
approved workmanship; also. u very nice
artce Of the kind. designed particularly
for family use, one and two horse. Their
sleighs are manufactured of first rate mas
,eralS. and they are willing the workman-
ship should be compared with any thing in
this part Of The country. Call and see.
Terms Of payment made easy.
They have also n few new and second
hand CARRIAGES, which they will sell
cheap. Most kinds of produce received
IN payment.
Shop opposite The American Hotel, on
SheIburn street.
Burlington. Nov. 90 1889
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ser''ng and mania n'ng his perogat've a.
n Mechanic, BE- branded ns traitor Let
him become foo, bali OF contempt ond his
name sink into oblivion, uuwept by the
craft aud unsunr bv iis hardl.
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j. T r Y N,
ADss az Ss9 l&Esi5s. & LANCER.

ssd.eans1 jASb d Ne 49, AnSso
ID ESPECTFULLY notifies his cuS,o
HN mers and the public that he has re.
moved has shop to his old stand 10 s. Pau
street, where he will be on hand to accom-
modale dll who please to call, with the
latest Fas hiuns. and work donc IN styIe
not eXcellcd by his neighbora.
Just received n variety Of Broa6clOths
casslmeres, and Ve,ing>, suitable for the
season, and for sale on commission
JEREMIAH TRYON.
Ger. %. 1889.
N, B. Cutting done on short notice as
usual.
p. S. He would remind those indeb' ed
TO him to call and pay over, as ne wants
cash, and mm-, have It, peaceably If he can
but forc,biy if he must.