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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-17

Marriage is necessary for mans happi-
ness--tor the true formation Of his char
acter--for the peace Of homc-thc comfort
of his heart-thc JOY of his youlh-and the
soIacc Of his wears.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-17

y DEsIpERATuM.-fhc latest Yankee in
ventlon is d new fashioned travelling bag,
IN which I man can stew himself upon a
Journey, and travel without the knowledge
of such things as Cunning man for his
fare. lie places himself in the bag and
taking it in his hand, passes for baggage.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-17
THE ROOMS LICK TIMES.
JAMES r. BENSON a. CLARK II. GREEN
Publishers and Proprietors.

BY AUTHORITY
The Orders, Resolutions, Laos, dc, Of the United
States are published in this Paper.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-27

COMMON funeral pyre, the ashes of those brave
men. OF friend and foe, there minge in the bosom
from whence they issued. The frsnzied passion
passed. the furious conaic; DER, they have lain
down in quiet, and ike young children sleep gen
rlv. .wee,ly. in the Lap OF that common Neither
VINO shelters with Ike protection the little field
rnousa from its ganbols, and the turbaaed Sultan
sinking amid his PROSTATE millions. Shades Of my
gallant countrymen Shades Of their daring foe.
farewell Ncer had warriors more glorious
.ieath-couch-the eternal cataract, roar your re-
quiem. J.
NorE.-The reader is referred for more de-
tailed account Of the action TO Breckenridge His
tory OF the late War, from which the outline OF
.his narrative has been derived. The writer trusts
that he has cot trenched the bounds OF delicacy IN
introducing some Of the personal descriptions OF a
late accomplished but Tow retired officer of the
+ ArElv
New-York tribune., 1841-11-27
Sacred 10 TIE memory Of
CAPTAIN JARED BROWN,
or TIE
MASSACHUSE FITS LINE,
Who died of wounds
Received 10 action with the
ENgMy ox rng .5rn OF JuLY, Isl4.H

And this Is homer R.s is fame Why. brave
man en now. | read the tribute to thy bravery
IN the Bulletin of the action, Thou hadst COM
rades--ta,her, mother, sis,ers-,o mourn thy loss
and no'o the strangers foot carelessly spu1ns
thy trai inemento; father mother, sisters, no
human hand can point to the spot where rest thy
ashes Peace to tiny names brave countrymen,
whcre'er they sleep. See from this point how
gently and gracefully undulatss the butter6eld;
the woods bewiRs to the evening breeze as the soft
sunlight pours through their branches. show not
the gashes Of rude cannon shO,-the plain. loaded
and bending with the yellow harvest, betra,s no
human gore. Yon hill, scathed, scorched and
blackened with cannon flame, the very resting
place OF the deadly battery, shows no relic of the
fierce death-struggle as covered with the fragrant
clover and blue-bel, the bee with monotonous
hum banquets Ger it. Nought mars the serenity
Of Nature as she smiles upon Us, Yet, burned In
New-York tribune., 1841-11-27
Frou The New. York Mirror.
EPIGRAMS.

There is no kind OF Wit which pleases us more
than good, pungent epgram. In this description
of humor the English language is very rich. In
almost all our great poet, we meet with epigrams
continually, and they scattered thick as au-
tumnaI leaves throughout the humber walks OF
letters. Dr. Johnson has written one upon George
II. and his peet-aurea,e, Cbber, which, tor grave
sarcasm, is almost usexcelled:
Augustus still survives in Maros strain,
And Spen.ers verse proloags Eliza reign
Great Georges acts let tuneiui Ciooef sing
For Nature made the Poet for the King
One of the wit, OF Queen Anne's time thus writes
concerning = notorious pagiarist oy the na'-'e %
Moore:
~Mno-o .1,ra,s smiles whenever he recites:
Te s1o;Ies won mink approving what ne writes
And YET in this no vanity IS shown;
A modest man may Ike what s not MS own
Here !. another IN Cibber:
In merry old England it rule,
tsThe King had his poet and also his fool
But now we re so frugal, d have you TO know H.
That Ciober can serve both TO. fool and for poet
Robert Tannahil!. a Scotch poet, i, the author
Of pretty l'ttia epgram on Woman:
Mature, impartial in her ends,
When she made Man the strongest,
In Justice then, 10 make amends,
Made Woman tongue the longest
l1arTlck Is the author OF capital eplgrar on OH
John Hill, a physician and dramatst. We believe
that it thus:
q" For farces and physic
His equal there scarce IS
His farces are Physic,
His physic farce is
Dr. Aldridge's Give Reasons for Drinking ="
contain good deal of humor mixed with their
epgrammatic point, and undoubtedly give the true
philosophy of the topper:
GOOD wine; friend or, being dry
Or lest we should be, by and by;
Or any other reason why"
There is smart epigram made by some wit on
the circumstance of Il ard-p!aying young lady mar
rying her gardener:
"Trumps ever ruled the charming maid,
Sure all the world would pardon her;
The destines turned up spade
She married John the Gardener"
Byron. we believe, ia the author of the following
couplet on u selfish politician, who committed his
speeches memory:
&c has no heart you say-but deny 1t -
He has "A heart--he gets has speeches by H."
In "Don J nan " there is great number of cx-
celent epgrams, but so mixed up are they with
the reflections of the poet that separation would
materially dull their point. We conclude with one
from Tom Moore:
"'1 never gave kiss says Prue,
To naughty man. for / abhor it
She nev9r gave kiss, It's true
She II take one tho, and thank you for it
New-York tribune., 1841-11-27
LIsEs,a NOvEETY COOK sr0yE.-

n2-nni II

For Coal o. Wood--A paton, with more i'm
portant Improvements for culinary purposes than have
ever been lade before allowed BY the very hes,
Judges 1t may be examined where thoy are sold whole
sale and retail al FlSkS STOVE ESTABLISHMENT No 20e
Water ST. Pad door from FuItoa-. Boiling baking roast
Ing frying, xc. may be all conducted at once Without
lerioraton, and with less fuel than
ever before been accomplished. The heated
new principle making It equal the best brick for
baking Without aay change OF dra Except during gn
on Is ever ready for baking lille any all Of the other
cooKngis IN process The top OF the Of level
iaee aAd divided by patent plates four boiling places
OIL equal SIZE or three 20 admit large oval boiler
changed from right and left forward and back mas
be required IN soIlng, which the medium sized stpve
such as used N ordinary szed;famies, contains pa
oil "ater together With smaller boilers and steamers Cor
vegetables II will also admit wash boilers above
or DF taking OF the plate Will admit boiler OF the
same height, which viii hold 80 gallons, equal Il brs
and With III: ADDITION of wood Tll boil or steam
TO bbls of vegetables This boiler will be found useful
n heating water for bathing extensive washing cadfng
pigs, ETC. without any expense olei or size of the
stove 1t Is unnecessary all lis merits =. BIS
examination every ~ill that for compactnes aU
stitg Stands alone unparalleled and procous in ever,
respect FlsK'S STOVE ESTABLISHMENT.
219 Water ST, n. Y
Ware constantly on hand and for sale reasonable.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-27

kS4sz4Ns
4 CHEMICAL OiI@-sURNiNG FLUID.-The sub
scriber wo1t the attention Of the public TO his
stock Of - GREENOUGH'S PATENT LAMPS" which,
from their beauty and superior qusles destined
them is chemical preparation, very clean in It's proper
ties and gives very brilliant snd economical light The
SMELL grease, and will nethe. soil nor stain Gor.mon
Lamps can be altered at triARg expense to burn the
fluid The subscriber kisdy permitted to refer
"i our most respectable families who using the
article J. G. HOOKER, 46G Broadway,
between Grand and Broenc sts.
y. b. There is no danger of explosion in Of
tHes. Hrtcie- oQlf
New-York tribune., 1841-11-27
EASTERN DIVISION
ENN INN
E.tShl.s@asA ~;
se.::s:seF sssi-Al NETWORKS & ERIE
--stc5 SsRssl-RsbA I-Trnns will

Es.SySSaS1 OF THE
$3.50 Ssi-AA NEIy-yHRss6 81 ERIE
sss S--i12i.tsS-i HssI.-R0AD -rrains will
hereafter hc,Neen New York and Goshen aecordn.
TO the folio Mt stopping ut Picrmont Bau-
vcttye CarksowD, Grccnbush Paschc, suiterus Rama
po station. Monroe Works. Turner'S, Seumanvilie, Mou-
roe Village aud Chester
FROM NEW YORK.
4 Passenger Trdin eU6yy morning, (oxccpt Sanday0
leaving TIE foot Of Albany-s o'clock III the Compa
uy's Steamboat UTICA. Captain Alexander ". schultz
4 Passenger Tram eBery UcSnesdGy ana Saturday az
terHoon at o'clock from tie foot of Albany street IN the
steamboat Utica.
4 Freight Train erery Monday, Tuesday, Thw'ddy
and Friday Afternoon, nj O'Clock, from the foot oil
Chambers street. by the steamboat Union.
FROM GOSHEN
4 Passenger Tram srery morning, (eNoept Snnday)
at ocuck arriving IN NewlOrk by the steamboat Uti'
the foot of Albany II
4 Passenger Tram eDery Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon At O'clock, arriving IN New-forS by the
.teamhoan Utica.
4 Freigkf Train epery Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
aud Friday afternoon O'clock arriving III Ne".ioFk
uy steamboat u aud Barges at the foot OF Chambers
street.
For freight or passage inquire at the Companys Trans
poration Office, of Liberty aud West-sreets and
tho various Dcpots The line of the road.
Freight VIII be received the foot Of Albany street,
on Wednesday and Saturday, and at the foot of Cham
scrs street Monday. TUESDAY, and FRIDAY until
o'clock VI. II. C. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
o2j If of the Esstern Diysion ". Y and X. T.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-27
PROF.. OLMST

the public, and generally we'll known to require
much be said ~ their favor Our Stoves arc made OF
the best materiai and IN the most ornamental style
Tho proprietor would Hion the pHbc about the
many steve, rsde IN Imitation Of the Omsted Stove
differing III ths mos, essential parts. aud would recon-
mend 10 all call and examn. his assortme NJ
winch surpassed In point of beauy utility and
will be found TO be cheap any Other establishment
All kinds OF stove work solicited and attended to with
promptsrss. JAMES +. p. DEAN. 2l0 Waier-st-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-27

aisSlON WAREHOUSE, No 81 I.iberty.s,,es," -
frinhng Lthographic, AID CcIored Papers in all their
'aree made TO order Of any qualit, from common News
'e anst BOOK paper made the Country al the fair
HAfKet prices from the very superior mills Of aessrs
y and w: Curtis, Boston, and W. & M CARTS geIgHie
ana from several other manufacturers having the be,
81 machinery All orders thankfully received and promp.
" executed. au7 6m EDWARD CURTIS, AEcn.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-27
DECTORAL HONEY OF LIvgRwoRT.-

L Nowllr. Pectora Honey of Livervort. prepared
only by Joseph Nowill in the city OF New-York, the
surcst and most effcacous remedy FOR Coughs Colds
Asihna Whoopng Cough and all affections OF the Heart
and Lungs Leading consumption.
|: IS sold the low price Of two shings per bottle.
For sale wholesale and retail at the Original Depot
81 Nad on cor Catherine, and retaed by H. " Bush 81
Barclay - Aaron Gilbert 40 Fulton and DOS Bowery Jas
H. Hart 97s Broadway Of Chambers street; and %
Hudson cor OF North Moore st.; w. H. Duscuherry
Yves; Greenwich. Conn, and retailed by Druggists IN
every cry the Union.
NIB Be that each outside wrapper bears the sigma
of Joseph HOW'LL IN full without which none genu-
inc g lmeOd
New-York tribune., 1841-11-27
eaCIxUs's PAT ENT
8HCKUS,S PATENT
lRL()P SI()IE.

This Stove IS constructed Of the hest quality OF Russis
sheet IRON upon the cylindrical plpntnc furnace or fire
chsmber occupying part OF the centre cylinder, 70
which * an RE Rarccr upon each side
Of tabular form and iucd throughout. The heat thai'
aed III TIE chamber passes between the Innings OF the
Two rareer (or hey called INTO the base
at the bottom, and Of air continually rnshnp
through the tubes which left open at each cad for
that purpose. great amount OF rarehcd or warm
air into the apartment The purity and soitncss of the
air IN n heated by tins stove are peculiar and re
markabe the hes being d!nsed from great extent Of
surface moderately heated. The heated air entering the
wrg- or sides Of the stove. desccDd and spreads
TIE entire surface Of the base ut the bottom keeping the
colder portion of the the loor cir
slaton--in the meantime preserving 1t entirely from
tnminlton rendering this perfectly safe and agree
able for apartments of invsds sleeping rooms &C. Arc
rs this i, the oply s.ove has rsdiator hollow
base combined the public respectfully invited TO call
and examine II before purchasing elsewhere Manutac
tired by & L. BACkUS, 81 Bowery, New York, where
can be seen great number OF recommendations from gen
tletncn who hive II. - these stoves. nib I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-27
q res - .+i19s SEA WsksCkA.-
- ,EAII ANGEMENT--rh The steaIn.
7. POwEllE. * cos: LlNE:

- F--. - FOR NEWBURGH, LANDING AT
60 CALDW ELLIS, WEST PoINT&C0LD
SPRINGS. Tie steamboat HlGHLAN-
DER Captain Robert Wardgop, will leave the foot Of
Warren.strcet Nex-Y.rk every Monday Thursday, and
Saturday afternoon. at o'clock
Returning. the HIGHLANDER will leave Newburgh
avery Monday morning at O'Clock, aud Tuesday and
Friday afternoon At o'clock.
For freight or passage upply the Captain board
n B-Al baggage aud reieh, Of every description, and
hill, OF ,pecc put al board ths boat must be at the rik
Of the owners thereof unless bill of lading or receipts
signed for the same. l9
New-York tribune., 1841-11-27
81 SPECIAL APPOiNTMENT.
= % ~ q % IN CIT "A n ~

PEN MANUFACTURER TO THE QUEEN.
4 'AUIi0N-The high character Of these Pens has in
~ duced the attempt on the part Of several dsreputabo
makers TO practice fraud only upon Mr. Gioti, bet
also upon the public. An inferior article bearing the mis-
spelled name, thus GtliOt emitting final T. is now in
the market II readily be detected by us unfinished
appearance and the very style which IT'S put aP
Ooser1e the genuine Pen- a marked IN full" 20
seph Gilou's Patent" or, Joseph elliott warranted
New-York tribune., 1841-11-27
THeRBURN,s CHEMICAL EM

~ BRsCATl0N AND BLACh LINlNtNT.-Ne-
eec not Yourself while remedy is at hand. The pro-
prietor after making numerous experiments succeeded
IN nyenting remedy for the diseases enumerated below
which he confidently offers the public improve
ment over all others, and fully adequate ends II
inahle the of rheumatism bruises sprains
cramps numbness and Stiffness of the joints burns scads
stiffness Of the neck. rozes limbs. cbapped nds chill
bains fresh cad head salt rheum and all external
injuries and also of those which HORSES are liable,
sprains the back, gsed backs, &c. Sold by A. B.
D. SANDS, wholesale asd reril. at Nos 20 and loo
Fulton " Y. and by D. Sands & Co. II East Broad
xav Price 3lcts- Mo In
New-York tribune., 1841-11-27

~ = 4 L.N . IOF No,
For HALLS, PARLORS CHAM
BERS, CHURCHES & NURSE.
RiES.--The most economical
Store ecer made AS the season
for procuring stoves is near AT
haud. the proprietor calls the at
tention of those in want of a good
article 10 the BLASTED Patent
Stove. These stoves have for the
Inst five or slr Nenr. heen hnfnr.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-27
STOW 5
DVCKL.N's ATENT RAILwaX5

n a.
d COOKING STOVE, for wood or coat was IN Ioduceu
pO tins cry IN the spring of 1859 since who's ne me
sale in this city and elseNhere has oeen very ga
nos,, crest advantage most other Stoves u INC
liz, Of the oven which capable OF b'king SIX i'rse
leaves OF bread the best manner, With a. e iael Au
in as short time A. any other Stove By SIMPLE move
nept of the Stove the fire may be Oved IA ehe. nearer
10 ar farther from oycn thereby Increasing or anin-
L;ug the heat, The Stove has four boiler hoies ard =,
csnabls of dong as much work any other ever offered
general as,ortnen; OF Stores, Hollow Ware, Stove
''r - H WiCKES, 23l Taier-street.
.sR TIG!TT sVOvE>-We again call the
\ attention Of the public to this most invaluable article
Thosr IN sut Of Stoves roud do vel to ioos NJ me al
,,qss mi. ore has over all others IN the market They
sune bnt little facl supplying hut once ID ~ en-
" four hour are free from dust and DIRT and are recon-
r,5.ndsd by the first physicians in the couriry.
r., c-ss,s a Wholesome pliers and are by far
tbe hest stoves for luyads introduced For sae 10
ans qusntity and u.shedt any style OF hnish
al S21 " l. V. BADGER
New-York tribune., 1841-11-27
Griffin and Haven, Solicitor. me- 2iwid.

CUPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF. the sey
- era applications OF he Mayor Aldermen and Conmona-
ty city Of NewYoik relative u the opening OF tr sh
the Bosmin gda- road TO lh street. and aso
the OPP mag ct Ftyrs 'teet from The Tenth
avenue o h. East river.
To whom it IN .y concern-N0tice i. hereby given tia. pc
tton will presented the Justices of the Supreme Court OF
Jadic re the State OF New-fork at special t-tm there
to held lpilo the city OF Albany the hrst Tues
,v of December NJ H. at Il opening Court that
thereafter counsel cin be heard by Jseph d.
Beer Of the city OF S.gYotk setting forth his right and
proporonaic 1T the s6sl hrret lore and
by ,hrrepor Of the OF Emaie and y
,e-esaen nthe matter Of Pening the xh Avenue tom the
and ny OF the laLing OF certain premi part
which embraced m the tract OF land heTeai e described
for the purpose OF opening said avenue
Also setting forth hi, right 'iLe and claim To proportion ate
Of S6S5 heretofore and IN aud by the rep It OF
The Esin aud Assessment the matter
Of opening 5 street from The Tenth avenue TO the @ F'er
which conf med the 9Th dy OF Feosy 1889 ava d.
-! TO owners unknown by reason OF the ias"g oi cena"
premises emh aced within the tract OF and hereinafter ue
scrbed for the pupsie OF opening fty hf street as aoTe
said.
Tat the tract Of respect and BY Of the
the taking Of portion which the said claim will he made
situsled in III. l2,h Ward Of the city Of New-foIk AID
lou ded MISUNDERSTANDING point N III centrs OF Fifty
st street distant hundred aud nifty feet Westerly fir IN
the Yves side of the Sixth a.enue, thence running NOfHey
in line p,r lei with the Sixth land late
John Hopper henc Sou h--a.ter along sad iad OF
late OF John Hopper land late OF Frederick BIZ ohure
thence .ong he and said BIZ chur, and the ts
Egn Botanc Garden S.uth IS degrees ID minutes West
hundred and feet nine nthe 10 the middle OF
lane ixt aud IT feet Wild, adjoining land no OF lac OF
Andrew II PIPER. thence along the middle =" The sad lane
north 4G degree so minutes the centre OF the Sixth
avenue Nohety along the centre OF the SixIA avenue
to intersection thereof with The centre le OF Fyh.t 81
Westerly along the of Eff yhrs street to the
place Of beg ing. -
And On the presen,meat Of such petition motion will be
made pray thereof he granted and for rule or der
Of directing william p Hdllet', Eiq Clerk Of
,ad Couri residing The city TO over 10 III,
petitioner his a,raey such proporoaae past OF the .td
several aear the petitioner is OF right entitled TO- Or to
.uch further order the Cont Just aud proper
the premises Dated October ., l34l'
H.w. ROBINSON, Attorney for Petitioner,
noi lamhw . Chamber. &.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-27

IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chancellor of
ntheIs.
Pursuant order of this Court made in the shove
entitled will be sold public auction, und the dic
ton uh,crber OF the 1a,ters Of tbs Cont By
wilkins Rou. Alctoneers. at the NeGcha' L, Exchange
city Ne fork the 18th dsy OF December HeS
II o'clock noon of that day.
certain lot piece parcel Of ground situate lying
and heinE the north side Of Seventh street. the seven
ieenih late Eleventh Ward Of the City Of New-iork and
bounded and containing o~s beginning at point ON the
north side of Seventh distant hundred feet westerly
from the north westerly corner Second and
and running thence westerly along tn nonhery
side Seventh twenty-five eet ihencs northsry
r,ei with the c,nd avenue ,ev.ry-four feet inches;
thence -aery and parallel with Seyesih street twenty nc
and thence 'authery and parallel with the second venue
ieyeny feat AID inchr the place Of beginning A
premise. described deed Of convey thereof
By sad Oliver Kane and wife the said Nalhane
jnce.
Dated S-w York, November p, 1871.
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL, Master 10 Chancery,
,75 o,wfdIg - Tnhn-re.t
New-York tribune., 1841-11-27

NOTICE Of application for the dIscharge of an IN
solvent from his debts, pursuant to the provisions OF
the third article of the r title OF the fifth chapter of the
second part Of the revised statutes
CHARLES B. DlCkINSON-Notics first published
September D. sil-Credtors appes- before the Hon
Michael ulshoeer first judge Of County Court, Counsel
Ter &c at ms shnIabers the City Hs of City Of
Ne~fork the sixth day OF December ls+, 10 o'clock
tho forenoon. s22 las l0E
New-York tribune., 1841-11-27
TO THE AFPLrCTED-IHO MAS VIZ

TO THE AFPLFCTED-iHoM AS WIN.
HARPER'S Cough Remedy, the best medicine ex
ani for sny diseases OF TIE lungs One bottle will give
proof OF relief Has been Il years, which IS
proof of lis good qualities Price shilling per bots
Sold al the oface, So Bowery and the Agents ,hrsagh
out the city. nl2 3msod
our MT COAL, which is the best qsality
Psscn Orchard, We selling from the yard, dehv-
cred IN the best order free OF carriage - s. So per
R & B. SkIDAOkE,
nse lw@ Washington, cor. Frsnklir-strset
New-York tribune., 1841-11-27

DX order OF JOHN II. HOLLEY, Esq, supreme Cour
ID Commlss and for County of Wayne, notice
hereby given pursuant the provisions OF the statute
authorizing attachment. against non-residcn, debtors that
an attachrsen has issued against of Philip Slack
IT. resident ofrc State of Ohio, and that the same 1
be sold for the payment of hi debts unless he appear aad
discharge such attachment according TO law WITHIN niue
month from the first publication this notice, aud that the
payment of any debt and the delivery Of ary proper be
longing TO aid debtor him for his and the
any property b. HIM for any purpose whaever,
forbidden by Law and void.
Dated June ~. ISL WILLIAM CLARK, Jr.
w lavsm Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-27

CELEBRATED Ely E-WATER.
kaA ASTONISHING CURES per-
-,sSsSssA far.ned by DIR. J. FRANCIS, Oculist, No
~ &SS%J 30 Barclay street, within two doors Of tho
\2~ A.tor House
CERTIFICATES;
was nearly blind Tor 'welve years. with Debulss
ering te sight; and perfectly restored by DR..
Frtuclss Eye Water MARTHA Blows, ~ Forsytn.st
had diseased yes for a length of lime one eye
deprived OF sight; and from tie of DR.. F.s prepa
ton naade perfect IN m1nth.
MRs. Cox II Delaney ST.
certify To the above bepg statements IN every
PARTICULAR & BENEDICT, Pastor OF Stanton.st Church
was almost bind Tor twenty years with cataract in
each eye, watch nov perfectly removed by Dr. Fran
cs's astonishing preparation for that disease.
HESTER JOHNSTON, 1913 SOuth.st
This celebrated preparation Diseases OF the Eye has
made perfect cures when hope had sed
believed TO be incurabc. II perfect cure for all
hammaiory diseases Of the F. weakness of sight and
has mnde many wonderful IN amauross and csta-
ract IL l. not prepared or sold by any IN America sus
Dr. J. Francis. Numerous certificates be the
office.
We, the undersigned. many Of having used it in
families, and knowing It's astonishing efficacy unhesa-
unsy recommend to the notice Of the public yaia
able remedy.
Duvc,S DUHgAR, Pastor ofthe McDougal.s,. Church.
: II. CONE, Pistor of the First BAPTIST Church
JcuE cK.Agent for the Home Mission Society.
HARaisJS. Pastor of the Thompson.st Church.
JACOB BEuSEN Pastor of the North Baptist Church.
JosHUt LANg Member OF the Presbytery at Buffalo.
G. GLENSY, Member Of the Royal College Of sur
gcons Loudon-No 5 Warren IT..
II Artificial Eyes inserted, which cannot be di-tin-
gun Rod from the ~ In Rar"'v 1t ni- lrr'