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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-06

CURE FOR THE SORE TONGUE IN Horses AND
CArTLE.-A respectable farmer in Williamson.
of long experience tells that he has never failed
curing the sore tongue almost instantaneousIy by
the following course, viz. Gag the affected ami,
NAL, then take out the tongue, and with strong
soap and little mop, thoroughly wash the mouth
and !hroat, particularly all the infaned parts and
uceratiotS about the root OF the tongue, then
take ",poke berries by the hand full'' and rub
them we'll upon every diseased part. If i. is
not cffectual The first operation, repeat it, anc
our friend says, sit never falls We have con,
fden:e in his experiment.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-06
THE NEW JERSEY OUTRAGE.

The Republicans of the Union are de-
termined that the infamy of that gross in
fraction of Constitutional right, shall adj
here, like the shirt of Nessus, to its pcrpe-
traitors. Gen. Williams, distinguished
member Of the North Carolina Legislature,
has submitted the subjoined admirable reso-
lutions-as expressive of the sense of the
Old North State on the subject They
will doubtless be adopted:
Whereas the Congress of the United
States at its last session, set aside the Repre-
sentatives from New Jersey having the legal
certificate of their election from the Execu-
tive of said State, given in accordance
with the provisions of the Constitutions,
both of the United States and the State of
New Jersey, and admitted others to occupy
their places, in violation of all parliament
tary usage, and of the rights and liberties
of the People of New Jerscy,--Therefore
BE 1t Resolved, That the act aforesaid
was palpable violation of that clause of
the Constitution of the United States.
which declares that the times, places and
manner of holding elections for Senators
and Representatives, shall be prescribed in
each State by the Legislature thereof
Resolved, further, That the precedent is
at variance with all the customs and laws
established for the government of Legsla,
tive bodies, and if carried out into prac-
tice hereafter, would be destructive of the
fundamental principles of Republican Gov
eminent and of the rights and sovereignty
of the States.
Resolved, further, That it is the duty Of
the several Legislatures of the States com.
posing the Union Indignantly to frown on
this attempt of factious majority in Con
gress to trample on all laws and all prece,
dents to gain power, to fasten all odious
measures on the people in obedience to
executive dctaton.
ResolOed, further, That we will stand by
Dur sister State, New Jersey, in the asser.
ton of our rights, and we congratulate her
IN the brilliant victory she has achieved
and the whitening rebuke she has thereby
given to the tools and minions of Executive
power"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-06

PLoUeHING IN Au1uM.--E Every farmer should
if possible find leisure TO break up the ground he
intends for cultivation the coming year, Deep
poughingi is by far the best, as by this process
many latent particles Of vegetable ood are thrown
out 10 feed the crop, and The land by exposure
to the frosts of winter becomes open, fra bic and
much more productive. Also, by fall ploughing,
weeds and all dry vegetable matter is turned
under TO rot and form GEM, which is the essen
tial slinent for all plants. Another advantage
of fall ploughing is, il renders land mucn more
easy for cultivation thsp Tken let slons ill
spring.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-06

5. Prince Louis Bonaparte, attempt
ing a revolution in France, is
taken prisoner.
6. Brig Florence wrecked on New
foundland 100 lives lost.
8. Abdication of the King of IIol-
land.
Commissions of Mount Ararat
destroyed nearly 1000 persons.
IL. The British Parliament prcrogu2d
by the Queen.
ii. North Carolina Election More
head (Whig) Governor major
iority S,296.
II. Steamship Acadia arrived at
Boston in l2 days and Is hours
from Liverpool.
Is. Draw-bridge at Albany gave
way; about 30 lives lost.
- Timothy Flint died, aged GO.
Sept. /. An instruction broke out in
Madrid.
5. Vermont Election; Jenison (W'g)
reelected Governor majority
1882.
8. Prince Louis Napoleon found
guilty Of treason, and sentenced
to perpetual imprisonment.
10. A great National Wing Conven-
ton on Bunker Hill, 10000 per-
sons present.
ii. Election in Maine; Kent (Whig)
elected Governor.
%. A fire in the ROYAL Arsenal at
Davenport, England loss $780,
900.
Oct. |. Tobacco taken by the Mexican
federalsts under Gen. Anaya.
5. Georgia Election; Wing majority
$50; 8 Members of Congress;
and Legislature Wing.
Arkansas Election, Van Burer
Governor, Congress and Legis
lature 1900 majority.
7. Election in Maryland VIII!
maj. 2,l20--LegisIature.
10. South Carolina Election;
Members of Congress V. B. to
Harrison; Legislature V. 3.
10. New Jersey State Election
Legislature carried by Wings.
Penn. State Election V. b. ma
in Congress, 4,649. Wing Leg
islature.
" Ohio State Election, Corwir
Wing, Gov. by l6,l39; IL Hal
rison, B. Congress.
l6. Hon. VIM. S. Ramsay committe
suicide, aged %.
%. Hon. J. S. Spence, U. S. Senate
from Md. died
80. Presidential election in Penn
Harrison maj. $40.
" Presidential election in Ohio
Harrison maj. 23,375.
81. Beyrout taken by the Allie
Ibrahim Pacha defeated with
loss of 1000.
Nov. l. A new Ministry, headed by \
Guzot, formed in France.
The Queen Regent Of Spain al
Dictated the throne.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-06

BALLs.-As balls are all the rage in these
parts, we publish from an exchange paper,
for the benefit Of our dancing friends, a
new cotillon and how to dance it. First
couple forward, wheel and fire; second
couple, ditto; alamodc at the corners; nose
your nose; gentlemen cross hands; ladies'
kiss over, right and wrong; pussey, le-
monade ALL first couple canter round the
whole posse comitatus; second, do; third.
do; fourth do; bob your cocanut5, and
then 60 to roost.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-06

To MAKE GOOD BISCUIT Take four pints Of
-four, spoonful Of lard, half tea spoon full Of
salaeratus, dissolved in "a sufficient quantity Of
but,er.mk to wet the flour, and a small portion
OF salt, roll out the dough and bake with quick
fire. The buiscus will be light and excellent
bu. if baked with slow fire, they will be tough
heavy, and indigesiibe
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-06
THE BOON,S LICK TIMES.
JAMES R. BENSON a. CLARK II. GREEN
Publishers and Propristors.

TIE RMS.
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paper will be discontinued but at The option of the
Editors until all arrearagesore paid-and failure
10 give notice of wish to discontinue will be
considered new engagement.
Rates OF Advertising.
One dollar per square, oftwelvelines or less for
subsequent insertion.
For one square IL months, twenty dollars
M.rcaints Or others advertising by The year. tc
the amount of fifty dollarsand upwards. will be EN-.
titled to deduction Of one third, where regular
agreement is entered into.
Where the insertion of an advertisement is or.
dared, without the number ofinsertIons being Spr.
Gifted, it will be inserted. lin the discretion he
proprietors) until forbid, and charged for accor.
dinghy.
All advertisements from strangers, as well a,
all orders for ob-work, must be accompanied will
the cash, or reference to some responsible and
convenient acquaintance.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-06

Il keeps books" as the clerk said when he
was requested TO return one he had boz
.rawsi
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-06

THE cIRcAssIAN wAR-soNG,
A shout from the mountains!
The hunters are near,
But their horn is not wound
For the chase of the deer.
The sons Of Ci;cassia
Have clasped on their mail;
They are blood hounds that hang
On the Muscvvites' tail.
They have hunted the robber
From forest TO shore;
And the sands of the Eux;ne
Are red with his gore.
Woe, wue, TO the yellow-beards,+
Woe TO the Gar,
When the fame ON our hills
Calls our chieftains to war.
His blood shall run cold,
And his check shall be wan,
When he hears of the corpSes
That load the Cuban;
And the howl Of his host
AS they sank in its stream,
Shall poison his banquet
And maiden his dream.
We marched through the midnight,
We marched through the noon;
At evening we saw
The grim walls of Aboun.
Like lion it basked
On the brow of its hill,
At midnight it reared,
But at morning was still.
We tanned it with fire,
And we choked it with blood;
Now.-the gore-bla ckened ground
Alone shows where it stood.
Hurrah for the morn
When proud Ghelendik fell!
What cared the Circassian
For shot or for she'll!
Though her ramparts were blazing
With rocket and gun,
The hearts of the sons
OF the mountains were one.
What if fire came like thunder,
And balls fell like hail,
Three thousand white skeletons
Now tell her tale.
Hurrah for the sunset
That showed us Thapsene,
We reused up its wolves
From their marble rayine.
Twas lovely to see,
In the twiiight's rich fold,
Its sun-coloured towers
OF ruby and gold;
But twas lovelier TO SEQ
In the mornings pale haze,
The smoke like shroud,
That o'erhung its last blaze.
The wolves Of That cavern
No longer shall prowl;
Their hunter was Death -
We heard their last howl.
Pale slaves Of the Gear.
What ye sow ye shall reap
We care not for hunger,
We care not for sleep.
We are falcOns-we rush
Up the cannOn-crOwned ridge;
Our feet are our wings.
And our bodies our bridge.
We laugh at your cannon
We trample your gold
We have rifles and hearts
Soon your tale shall be told.
We saw the black Eagle,
We see it no more;
We have Redeemed its plumage
In Muscovite gore.
We have cut off its talons,
And blunted its beak;
Let it Brighten the Persian
Or feed on tbe Greek;
Let it pOunce on the Turk.
Or the Pole in its fen;
But no heart Of Circassia
Shall gorge it again!
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-06

80. South Carolina (by Legislature)
voted for Van Buren,.
3. St. Jean dAcre captured by the
Britsh.-2000 killed.
l6. Treaty signed between England
and Texas.
81. A Royal Princess born in Eng
land.
A severe and destructive gale
swept the coast Of England.
90. Slaughter of $50 Mexicans by
about 100 Texans fighting in
self-deience.
IS. Count of Nassau inauguratcd
King of Holland,
Dec. 7. Congress convened.
o. The Presidents Message deliv-
cred.
-. Steamboat Cherokee exploded
killing l6 passengers.
10. Hon. Felix Grundy, U. Senator
from Tenn. died.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-06

We annex tabular statement Of the census Of
each county in the State Iyr 1870, as returned ty
the farent Sherltfs:
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-06
From Bldrk,ooed's Magazine.
C1RCASSI

The extraordinary resistance of the tribes on tbr
east Of the Black Sea TO the Russian arms has long
since attracted the eye Of every u an who wishes
well TO the cause Of national bravery fighting for
national independence. Five successive campaigns
have scarcely advanced the dominion of the Gear
beyond the sea-coasl; and even that dominion, with
in the present year. has been s,ngulary restricted
The Circassians who had hitherto contenrcd them.
selves with desu!tory, though highly destructive
attacks on the Russian troops amung the hills, ap.
pear to have acted under some more general system
and have combined powerful attacks on the Russian
fortresses from the river Cuban to the Mngrean
border. Abuun Ghelendik. Thapsene. and others:
with strong garrsonS, have been rapidly storrned
and cOlosss as the strength of Russia is. and ia.
rious and al-grasping as her ambition has been
and continues, she has evidently been hitherto baf-
aed, with great waste Of Treasure ard loss of life
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-06

"Hook and eyes," as the fish said when
the hook entered its organ of vision.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-06

"A Turkish name Of contempt for the Russians
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
4 wAsKANrEp crn.: E0R c0NsUMpTI.o.N,

4 prnt,.eor mn CUHOITZ COMPOUND SlRUP Or CAfihN-
Rt-Ths Invaluable medicine presented 10 the Anerichn Pu
A. no,It,yc cure for Consumption aad Liver Complaint IL va w.
.n,I b DIR Enchholtz IN Germany who Professor oil hed'
most OF the Continent oil Europe ~
used by him IN ms pryc practice thai country with universal %
When thu. medicine Pussia q, cure Tor ''
-,, the Eisg expression OF hi confidence IN rs me-
, gye tho inventor Five Thousand Dollars ma inc cN
sell hi Kingdom ne i"bhc e."
have the confidence tbs being the genlnc msacine w
nj the proprietor, nephew al the n'eHi" "a
,ci. Of the same uam Nho received the receipt ana soc risht
of preparing directly from him. rms n-ihe
H mon system when ri iakcn sometimes prou =
AT the the disposition TO cough Guy
IN, = attended with pain and approximations removes
o the nsg- entirely cradcarH th'
disease aud restores system perfect health Inc TACT
OF good health portion OF the lungs remaining h
eoucIus,ye usg be cured II Is inc 'cn OF inc
remedy tn this taken according to the directions
md .cent time operation such VIII he the effect
We do not pretend will all OF the last tlscs Z"
h disease three months To remove tue as
ease and the system to health
THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF PERSONS IN th' country %h"
n taught from they inherit and that
inevitably be their portion No" u such We
would say tc truth that with the use OF
,h. i.v the enjoyment oil perfect health
r, medicine confidence the intelligent portion OF
the community favorable notice and successful
ooeron m furup high Standing O the inventor w ARE
silirg TO Ii II re.t on has already r~n tested IN
this civ and cured be- referred to By quns at the
office Of the propric;ors. We prefer tins mode OF oe o
wish to knoA effects tan publish Certificate We beg
the public Of the medical haaSs OF the
day until "a trial of it, merits ha, been made
4 AZ assurance confidence the article narrant II to
carr or ihcp " II be- refunded
For sale only by r. DBBlE Co.. No 200 Broadway few
bqo Masonic al
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
rrcrnnAL TO- O. i.IvEsw0Rr.

I,0f C1seir, Colds, t,ma :. ho"t', =. - bs;
md ali Affections ai a Hes. and Lung .ai-- % e0NStNP
rOV Reader yeg tFiet -i4,5 - l,,,,,l ~. Have
~ tl Iii u VOWfII'S eEcF0EAl iVN'i OLIVER
MORT r.yis ~, .-ursy 'as le IT,. ' -, i 90 t'
f.o. mos, h. have taken H. Attest Il o1cs rs eps:
Yir.sc Il ssa, 'alt Te are 80 - @ a Poea
g- il, ro,,.ble though has ecrcasiss ~ S'i', -E7'o
80 'ss, no 10 .>out say thousand bottles a'ap~ No Pss
~ I,er.e,ent ha> ta To hoax o" "r -'Is' "y CO.
H. al arnnation-,ie pub alone sustaining I'7 PES 81 he
ueai uhIi tbc Hosey OF L.yet solely eornpo.o Of
y. nj ingredients simple II tAer nature D", - 'o.aano1
oH calculated to remove the immediate disease our 20 Il,
& ii, No nedcpe ever offered to the public san De IA,
- nave restored 10 health great nsS - OF persons nj on,uEP
~, a, HOW'LL. rcctoa! Ho"ry OF L'ef"et 'AoaH
~ t, ~ IN ge 10 administer upon the h symptom oil colo a
. at,easu and neglect the causes o. numbers o
her lives especially in u-uNpuve cNses
offered :. the pubhc the o~ P-iee OF Two Se.
, IL. accessible sale the ?rincai pcf o. laoe
,ree corner Retaled by most oil te pheP Dr
,b ,v and one in every prin<p, throughout The Ia.
-. safe ~ For sale 10y D. c MITCHELL, Ne To- ShrFeh ;'r
,.d SUI ~ - al9G
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
AGENTS.
SaEAaPARNLLA.

ku.sa be Of the most ac''e pa'n' "
- ,Gn lood of sny article the Maera Nedea ana Nn n w.
,,nni n number Of medicines selected from ltc
L,nlom the whole strength OF whc< concentrated mo hu ~
t of great mower Fron extract tho syrup l. psePt' e
H.. - warranted 10 coNtsan than three ;nes tc
rnb and medicinal ta nj other KIND tor pus
ing the blood and removing al unhealthy huno RON VI"
sro,, ar Kirs, Evil lncpent Cancers Ulcers Mefceriu
ne,.e. Fer Sore Rheumatism, Diseases OF the skin N t
syrup /. particularly useful Beng md Yet efficient & -
,,, hut permanently the constitution II l. IN c
, prrg aud ,uner puicr proper doses operates q,
c and ia>ay.: It cxe peculiar influences over the slan
.re,>,rr al, the ,eceols and eNcreuonS and ilereo'
The do yates Of disease and restoring the paeHi 10 a
:, n,,y nogFt DISEASES and complaints ~ "ii'n "
constitution cirebc! requires 10 be n'ieoroied "' III '
h,c md TO-. ana. all disease from improper u>c o' ih'r-
ny ,c euai. cured Persons making sea N"H
viii find 1t a mott valuable ortcle 10 ae n ican>e' "e o &
s,,en resrily and prevents every MET % dsc;le =.
DRtcrlo.,-Thc adult Is half VINE glass oil ''e
rup 10 be empty stomach morning hoo'' U ~
either clear or mixed wt preferred
The iosr for child years old is tra-sp
, 80 -. LVt h. BS D. SANDS. Druggists,
nj, Mo-. ~ and 100 Fulton street. v l.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29

ybIIIIs Is PRINCIPALLY Egyptian NJ cnc introduced b.
Doctor Secur IN 1t fact important 10 be under
stood IN estimating happiness we'll health TINT IN the pre,
state of society OF suEerg both body and %
arc of Dysprptic character and
other Rourishment ~ the
ten become. and yinl reduced To poht where
II, economy y angsl unnatural acton dycpae
ynpo percP;hi este~sne without pa and pam
without c and requiring and reaching beyond The effect
the original
For all this cases. moc has been found be avery
approIilt: and successful remedy
Its character bee estimated SORE measure from rs
una. and peculiar properties.
perfect effect experienced when taken ard acnuga
with the food
> Nourshrn.nt is generally increased during its
used the less required To produce the same
effect
The following certificate selected, winch thought amply
proves superior efficacy Of this valuable medicine:
NEw-ioRK Sept. 81, lSi0.
Iessrs A. d. Sand-(ient For eight years was under
aud nv complaint bafled al skill considered by
liver comp aunt aud by others to be under
oa but certain My times, that death
caused great Distress SPIT blood large quantities. and
advice sa induced to give SegHt Pills commenced
taking meal the doses found my
relieved continued their gradually diminishing the
quantity until 30 wiou; thcm and the distress had
rey aearly year recovered my heahandh
advice all Who inny afflicted, To this excellent
sedic. ! sincerely,
REYNOLDS. Broom
Sold wholesale and retail by A. b. d Sands Druggists Nos
and Fulon-,t rs and II East Broadway ms In
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29

r,.I cc,rur 10 act the year u oy James
~, ,,Ic,k, Office Of the Southern District OF Ncw- fok
Tg.W,,AN.% COlgpoUND ~AR"NPAKaLLA
NICE for Purifying Blood The fro3eof OF .he Iooe
compourI Sarsaparila Juice. beng aware max hs
of nh, are the public ana iat none VI are "
.,nIrI, La, spared expense IN procuring u' I @
rr,v for extracting juice from tbs iya"s'r IT ,
by him and with the greatest and can be taken Any I
cym,tances Warranted keep any climate Every p no
IN nerpeutr good health should take nj least wv" o' ee
bocs every spring the blood from every
hunor nhich will keep the whole system v'soro. % i,u
bnle cent Tor tins WA. Watson 'loicehf's nan
RI For sale by Druggists encrs s
tn't'' Sti'cs. -. :. - mis- I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
nsNC NOEn, TETTNR. aCALD HEAD,

II Barber Itch Eczema, Bo,caed Face Pmpcs Itch Scrl
Psoriasis Palnarl and Other diseases OF the skin, safely certain
w. aud expcditou>y by the of shN> CELEBRATED
REMEDY FOR SALT RilEtM, which nave nov been thoroughly
te.t.L m rising six thousand different cases. without failed
anv where direction, attended Every afflicted
diseases invited "a make immediate
this valuable remedy, and get cured without dely
The cure warranted. We select the following
tracts from wonderful eiicncy
ar- Margaret Clark FORK been cured OF
long standing heum Ia her size
popular medicine, and under The OF two
eminent Rhysiclnn ms complaint bacd their skill Amer Ho-
Gig extraordinary Mr. Chapman No. 70 Chatham
purchase Of tho el1Gy Immediately an APP
plying began and ,atire!y su me case
OF Elizabeth SpcI Of liens CHAM Mass, LADY Of - year %!
truly oacl * aud boIie Of the Compound Ex
Sarsap ea.o:e disease rnd ulde perfect cUre
been alctei than years Mr. Almir
Gardner, Norwich t. perfectly cured. after the disease had
existed for yar- form Ec"i Porter
chant of Fail River las Joseph Clare NJ 30 Washington street
" y John Pirr .lrEe Staten Island and other
have al ly cured ly wonderful medicine.
Prepared odd holes e I retail b. l. !" & D. Sands, 70
100 ful;ontef = East Broadway y. Y. Sold also ~ H.
Co. !bany = Tree Praghkeepei J. ~ 'atten View
f. Bal Hartford j. 4 Wadsorth Providence. Vim
Brown. Whi Boston ial BY Druggists generally
IN princ pol The Inc,! states. Price 81.
y. By. supple. 81, liberal terms g.lO In
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
BENEDICT s uAMMOND
rn pAPER rANCFACTUKERs.

.pFRSSf BR0okS 81 L,beryr~ei, hr'een tiroadwny
e Nasu-,trce import direct from the htnuiac
:arc-> he following artcl.: VIZ:
uniformity and strength equal any :hi- Great Britain
I for the sale II vhic ty The sole agents the United
TNGiIsH CYLINDER MACHINE rELTING. Of gery superior
lsliiy. sc, 20. -. TO- - and - inches VIDE
DyEE FITTING Of strong Of wi,s usually required
nIIE SNALTS-IIay.g Agency Of the sutton Conpahy
Bisc Saa :e eaahled supply FIFE and FIFE IN ANY
WIRES for Fourdrn.er and Cylinder Machines manufactured
fro the pures, ae;al-al,o. JacketWet and Pres Fets
PULP SCREENS, No. !. :. s. lot brass meial)
Orders articles, together Hh lote-n ana DO
nesc Rag V'riu i~n. Twne e. Sc VAL meet with prompt
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
DIR. T. FELIX GouRAuD'S
1870 y = :. - L l. L |. +

y -sar.s il the greatest afH ',sfafs 'I' 49,
- In. ,,es> 70 personal appearance iRe>hin us. m
=, ,,-,,or il nav b. heightened y 'as nsil, %
i'1. no,aac.s youth aai u tlse A., sp'l
- I'm ,.r,~ostI % il.r, the 1ss'i,'' ~ COR
iTel y .' sre l-urlbly lost Dr. Film 'Ot
y ,I-il.S pObEE> SUBriLE have &C., ll 80 ~ 49,
i,.i,t,rsuieui When apple 'tl' "a =
- - i,. ali "a zor removing nc o''s' " ~. -
- ~ - es.c With - lluel rapiiiiy IN mo - f and
tsr.e ,s,i. At tine TINE Il ~ wv -
-, >, ~, toue To uproo the beard ea'''f u NJ, 49,
!, I'll no DESTROY the Hair when oias % 49, ,sns ~
$3.50 una, will ri our ri many hile nHnoSahCes " an
80 ,rr,reInc and supertIou> loch> IN l'e' " ,va
81, ,be toilet sll be found >Gch oS mo- - p.
f Ut u,c Purchasers the ?repaFAii'N 'F''
CURED 81 per bottle ,,,-rr RVS r,,.ilabi- Freuch
"o ,so-o,yhy ex,crmiaates eruptons tan-Plmpe I
and all cvt,neol> rperiections whatever arr's IN,
,rt. add arm. nrayhinc eucncss bcsto"s on u' be.
erle b,oos renoyac> beauty hen on ise aecIiat' of
pc1t ,nl .us;ains pristine splcndor 10 inc 'i - 80
AZ, r, s,oiherS nurs their children N hcLs - - IA,
s,,to. and 10 eeAtleucn alayiug irritao'i'l % 80
fsce after shaving. Dr. Felix GosFaud : saI dc hea"e ~ "
G0R dips VEGETABLE LIQUID RoUGETConPosa ma Ma
,,i, FINN flowers and smpIes. imparts oeau'u r 49,;
St, royeable be rubbiug with the fingers hahNhe'o ~
~ ~ w., nerspiraiion - cents per bottle 49,,
-, prs1arct by Or FEIN GOCRAUD, q Walker Sres., @
door from Broadway for sale n tbs city ory mere
accompany each bottle r,-,,s
vt ,, cn,b-ie / S;anut x Hail. Madsalane. 6. l.
ROW inca Jared GRAY Pouglrksep>ie
pepnSyya ni4-NIrs. Brown IL Chestnut - fhia,,ri4A
yirc1ia-Frazer opp. Dr. PGmmer's Church. N'ehMon''
M,s.actusstt>-J. +. Field L. ! Bull, Lee w
Ceuuectcut-E- c. Fore 'ilddeoNn W. auN"er' ' ,.
,r., Of Coumbia-S. Parker, Pennsylvania Nc"ue'
9th aud 10th streets.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-29
CONTEMPORARIES

'F,HE respectfully informs his customers aud Others
that he has removed William the formerly
occupied y Mr. Charles Lee the celebrated Backing 'anuiaciFer
No G5 Bfoad between Waea and opposite
SCroN> Of Ike pure kud, and warranted to keep IN all eli
attendant lrge establish
e and IN - necessarily be greatly
creased Yet facilities Afforded Kim IN the manufacturing
asd a!es department. under his
sell h usual lo* prices; and he hopes, by
onc. .kafe Of tine public favor 1t may be
say subscriber practical Workman and has
been engaged the manufacturing Of Coafcuon for ards of 10
WHICH h.tters himself entities hm favorable notice
rl2l TIOS. +. PEERS.