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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13

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ore thing was obvious those who asked for its
repeal proposed nothing as a substitute for it; and
then the whole Treasury at once dropped, I'M
guarded unprotected, into the hands Of the EI-
ecuve and his officers. This, he was very sure,
the whole American people would most decidedly
disapprove.
Mr.. A. then moved to lay The whole subicc. on
! the table, and demanded the yeas aud nays.
! MIR. Clay by pcnnisson) made few remarks
in reply to the objection that, if the Sub.Tieusu.
ry law should be repealed, nothing else was pro-
posed as substitute in its place. The cordi-
ton Of the country after the repeal or this law,
would be that which was lis condition from 1897,
and before it, til. The 9th day Of lest July; and
the same modes Of managing the finances might
be pursued which Mr.. Van Buren, adopted before
this law had existence. The law establishing
the Treasury department made it the duty Of the
Treasurer Of the United States to take care Of all
the public moneys, ard tie resolution Of 1896 re-
cognjztd the mode in which tie money should be
paid out. No substitute was FOR the present nee
dcd. II the Senator wanted 10 know what would
be the financial policy Of Tho new Administrator
all Mr.. c. could tell him was, that vixen that
Administration should come into power, thu, pol.
icy would be submitted to Congress. Beside,
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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13

The House Of Representatives Of Louisiana, on
the 10Th inst, adopted a resolution. requesting
their Senators and Representatives in Congress
to use their endeavors to procure the alteration Of
the present naturalization laws, so as TO require
loenty one years consecutive residence in the Uni
ted States, before foreigner can become nalu-
rallied 1t passed by vote Of tlcenty one to ten.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13
HOME.

Sweet home, with all your lovely scenes so dear,
Whe re youth was spent so free from every care,
While other lands and other scenes | view,
No place on earth can ever rival you.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13

Ridiculous. once saw lady laced so
tight that when STOPPING down 10 pick up pin,
her stays gave way, and she turned three summer
sets in consequence. II gave our natural mod.
esty On awful shock
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13

QpEER.-purirs tie heat OF the Pres'dendal
contest Paris editor announced that he had re-
ceiyed file Of american papers, and regretted
exceedingly 70 find by them, tia. the two caudi.
dates for the Presidency were The creates, Tascsls
in the country.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13

WoMAN-A mother she cherishes and cor.
reefs us; sister, she consults and counsels US; Q
sweetheart. she coquets and conquers us; a vile,
she comforts and conGdes in US; without woman
what would become OF US.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13

A pEFlNITiON.-I say, Bill" called
one boy 10 another, what do them musical
chaps mean by an Accordianl"
"Why, don't YOU know---it's them e,iiicd,
ted bellowSi"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13
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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13
PROM THE LOUISVILLE JOURNAL.
NA II L. O I'D Il A.
BY "AMELIA."

BY "AMELIA"
met once in my girish hours,
A creature soft and warm
Her cottage bonnet. filled with flowers,
Hung swinging on her arm;
Her voice was sweet rs the voice Of love,
And her teeth were pure as pearls,
While her forehead lay like snow-white do
In nest of nut.brown curls;
She was thing unknown TO fame
Me.odia was her strange sweet name.
never saw an eye so bright
And yet so soft as hers;
l, sometimes swan in liquid light,
And sometimes swan in tears
It seemed a beauty set apart
For softness and for signs;
But oh Melodia's melting heart
Was softer than her eyes
For they were only formed to spread
The softness from her spirit shed.
I've gazed on many a brighter face,
AuL iiC CT Oh OiiC lOl
Where beauty left so soft a trace,
As il had left on hers;
But who can paint the spell that wove
A brightness round the whole
'Twoud take an angel from above
To paint the immortal soul
To trace the light, the Unborn grace, -
H. ~ 4
Her bosom was soft retreat
For love, and love alone,
And yet her heart had never beat
To loves delicious tone;
1t dwelt within its circle free
From tender thoughts like these,
Waiting the little deity
AS the blossom waits the breeze,
Before it throws its leaves apart,
And trembles like the lovc-touched heart.
She was creature strange as fair,
First mournful then wil'
Now laughing on the clear bright air
As merry as child,
Then melting down MS soft as even,
Beneath some new centrol
She'd throw her hazel eyes to Heaven,
And sing with all her soul,
In tones as rich as some young birds
Warbling her own delightful words.
Melodia oh, how soft thy darts,
How gentle and how sweet
Thy song enchained thousand hearts
And drew them to thy feet
And as thy bright lips sang they caught
So beautiful ray,
That, as guzed, almost thought
The spirit of the lay
Had left while melting on the air
It's sweet expression painted there.
Sweet vision Of that starry even /!
Thy virgin beauty yet,
Next to the blessed hope of Heaven,
Is in my spirit set,
II is a something shrined apDrt-
A light from memory shed,
To live until this tender heart
On which it lives is dead,
Reminding me Of brighter hours,
OF summer ewes. and summer flowers.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13

A potatoe diet is found greatly to i'm
prove the quality Of the blood,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13
THE TRUANT HUSBAND.
BY MRS. C. d. WILSON

"The painful vigil may never know
That anxious watches DER wandering heart"
Mrs TIGHIE.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14
ryalEK Il PUTNAM,

IMPORTERS, BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS,
Broadsay Ncu- York, and Pater fOster Ron, LondrH
Importation Books, English and Foreign for Colleges fuoc
forwarded bv every Steamer and nsy the Liverpool Packets
and promptly by of the first Steamer alter the
reccip,if desired. :. .,,; r,.
by their London Agency (Which has bsen conducted by M
n for several wears. resdeHcf being ~ ondon Tor
Engsa Foreign Books for Colleges Public AVID PIT
ra 5raries booksellers Public geHeaiy at least as
good terms aud greater dispatch than they have ever before oeen
mpoed into this country by any other establishment
Orders With references be sent direct 10 te
London house preferred and books can be shipped ehe 10 any
of the principal ports the United States
Books for Incorporated Institutions pay NO DUTY -
received regularly OF the hr oil each month o
subscribers aud principal periodicals kept on hand Tor the sale
will he received tilI Saturday, Aug. II. o'clock r. ~
s 20 ~ -. = V In, ,naot 'o ~ : jy3O I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14
Walden PelI. Auctoncer.
BF ID. &. & w. PE1.E ~ CO.

TIL DAY,
At o'clock Mer Meyer Schone and Co. No
Broad
Sale of Havana Cigars. el00P0 Cigars OF various choice
brands Aconena Canones Regao La Amsad Pablo Herman
oA jacques De la Sana TiiA-ah entitled 70 DC
benture
Tobacco-3l ceroons Havana Tobacco
Arrowroot-52 bags Arrowroot
Logwuod Extr4ct-2 boxes Lozwood Extract
Cigar CIgarnos
Wnes-7 boxes fIock We 90 do Rhud,hcim
1 or cusks brow Sherry do Pale do.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14
DieN:

10 this city, Angus, l2 Major William Shuts aged 81
In this city, August IL, NJ :. Mary Golden. aged As
nihis ciy August r. long aud severe Illness Joan puh
sse J Catherine Danshee aged year.
and ay The family requested 10 at
i funeral on Sunday the 15h i've O'clock M at sa
Carysie-stre9t
Baltimore August Samuel g. Baker professor oil Mate
Medcs and Therapeutics the University Maryland
Henuk,r August g. Ephram Morrill, Esq the father OF
Elisha Morrill, ESQ public OF ae city of York IN
ae l0ls of HIS
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14
AU CTION ALE
Joslah Richards. Auctionecr
BY BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLATT


q Lberl cash advances made consignment,
THiRTY-FoVKTH Ngv-foSS Trade S.LE.-The mex, rrru.
Trade of Books Stationery PPer Stereotype Pia;
articles book trade Will cosmeRee
Angus; sgeeaby the regulations 1t will be coudectcd
the OF The rNds The
and conditions heretofore.
MONDAY, August q.
Stationery will Monday 3t
of August hafpa O'Clock The catalogue embraces large
variety half fun bound Russ and sheep Paper
Uus Peas Pencils Pencil Cases, Knives,
Racers Scissors valuable OF imported stationery Hou
ding cams hair Pescs Porcelain Paint Slabs polished Cra!ons
Isi Ink Color Boxes Rubber Drawing Pencils Slate
Pencils. Mathematical Scaling Wax Waters, Battle
or-s Backgammon Boards Chmen and osrts Domnses Gard
Cases Travelling Desks Seals Folders. nkSands Bristol Boards
Parch.eu; States and Teucl London Drawing Boad. &c
Payiug fine palace Playing Cards and Crehore
Playing Cards
Ink, vsuabs Arnod Writing Fluid Fhenx Ink
black. blue and red.
Water Coors-,n Bo>;ons superior Water Cso &c
LeatheAko valuable invoices OF Book Leather
TUESDAY, August 81, and following days
bcokIhe sale oi Books will be commenced on iacsusy
morairg 3st August O'clock and continued from day 10 Jay
ani sold IN the order the catalogue The catalogue embraces
more than he usual Books the leading publishers OF
New-l ork Philadelphia and Boston, and other places
Catalogues are now ready.
FRIDAY. Sept 3, at 10 o'clock.
Large sale of PaplG0 Foocap paper Of
qualities ruled known manufacture,
each 20 to particulars will be
the supplementary catalogue Monday
previous.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14
NaBLO's GARDEN.


OREAT ATTRACTON.A series of ne. vases and Quadrie
viii be played IN the PROMENADE T. MUSICALE
evenings entertainment will commence with an
After whc6 the fayorite Burctta called THIRTEEN TO The
DOZEN
Au Aunemsson Of half hour will be allowed tor
hd the Promenade Musicale the GRAND SALooN III "hen
speHdd Orchestra has been erected uessueu 'o epeS Wv
TEMPLE OF APOLLO, la Musard rup ,,o,rS
The hole with Burea ballet oil hh oo''
lain SYLPH, with dresses, scenery machinery &C
Tickets Fifty Cents.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14
A drrIen

In th. city, August 2 by Dr.. Browrlee Mr. Gro Mrs
Mary Ann Foster
Syracuse August TO- Cen James R Lawrence Syracuse
Miss Eureka daughter Of The late Hoato g. Albany
At Rome. IN April lat, Arthur Middleton
Charge at Madrid to the Countess Eenvoso daughter Count
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14
MONEY MARKET.
s,och E1cbnnue. August IS.
mad Mon y Matters.

,be stock board continue very light To-day there is
The ''' United Bank advanced /, Mohawk /,
Sa .,.n,o,oa .f"r, i, and aarler t.
f'ea'Dss ....ia s.ste Stocks Werc-
nc lisa, Sterling Bonds SCI
-Forcign-Therc a moderate demand bill.
q, the Boston at Ssae3. Domestic-Exchanre
IIbi. held 96ss97 Mobile g. and New. Orleans 9
Sdv rusd money generally bought by the
per cent discount
c,snEsr LoAy-We earn that Mr. Morri. Kechum of the
Kehurn Rodgers Bement, has the remaining FIVE
dollars OF the million and half loan brought
M market the Secretary OF the Treasury Terms five and half
rer cent interest
ys past prices upward tendency We understand
that stocks remaining unsod from the ComporS sale and
M with Mr. Palmer with ready demand and That all have been
b.1c of T. Fres lals, ct 9a9 F'e ie4'
,sfas93 0&io Skies, 1856, at 9l4a9'i.
Cleveland much want OF exchange WHICH IS rn al nine
M cent even could obtained If there any ting 10 draw
exchange the clty 9 u harrington
Gspo for his agency IN connected win the BANK
opinion pretty that he would be convicted
fCom the sca-board mnncy
European and other egans appear less frequent
"a smaller d, ncfments. within past
but arrivals from the NesOrsequenty the
NJ poducc since Ight The harvest pretty
products he expected early market
articles received 1882 barrels of Flour; i0 jhue, Of W meat;
oues ayesas made 300 52i for Oh and
~ Michirna suu but held mostly for
arrival lakes bngs less which
Spring Wheat snd 81 bUshel
1t &c ,ohe demand and worth 81 cents
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14
Mortgages on Lands at OSwegO Falls. New.York.

VI BE SOLD the Merchants Exchange
w New lorh O'Clock, the -
Bond Mortgage made aud
L. Johnson John Phillips dated the nnetcenh day December
1875 the three hound seven hundred eight dollars
payable
payable cNnnuay the being
equal undivided tenth part all ;ha parcel
Cranky, Of O"esc, and State of New
York fifty o number svenhvc of
Phillips lard map made OF the hc III
and lands lying adjacent
ycc. adjoining Fish Lake and extending IL the west
sufficient contain measure
ment four hundred and hty oflsnd
equal undivided tenth all that oher certain piece
parcc land lying and being IN lot number four OF tso
Granby) IN Ossega county and
follows, On The south by land, heretofore owned by
artcd John the west 5y tsh
Lake and the est by
Oswcgo rver containing hundred fifty of land
piece parcel lying and being in the present
and State OF New ork known
and number The township OF ly
hundred OF and DC Tue
same les>.~ With the OF interest then due
Also inc he sold bond aud Mortgage made by
Alexander Spencer John Phillips of aud on un-
divided described property above Tor hc
same ;nr he balance ot interest thea due
bond ana made by John acksnd
John Phillips for the same sum on one u-
part the property described above win uS
bslancc of interest then due
These three Bonds Mortgages hold collateral security
the due the holders thereof and
aud transfer VIII be made the purchaser
of the particulars will be maac knows the time
and place OF sale BANGS, hiCH'Ap> n rdNi -
II1aw 1876 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14

- "A H
= the Vice Observation-Disclosures PacA Samuel Stephens and
Franklin ). Kinney. H., .,..
pursuance tecreta order Of this Court made e aoo
Vice Chancellor Of the First cui VIII oa SOFA
nub auction under the subscriber ono 9i the
Ma, t of said Court Merchants Exchange IN the cry oil
New.York by William H. Jones', tnctoneer on the 'th ox o e
hr one thousand hundred and ory-one at }. O'CLOCK
(nson of that parcel oi land situate III inc
Syteeuh of Newf bosnded ana as
ort distant three hundred eghyye feet from
he centre of the returning thence
arae with the Sixth hundred and @ehsnt eet
pht more centre OF The BLOCK between pH
Ih md souheastey along the centre OF
sad block feet thence north ease parae win me
one hundred feet eight inches more
n IN. centre Of ThryNuth and thence
% along the ThrNnth street, hundred ee' 10 he
beginning
~, n",ar So,c,,or aul4 2avS9
C,TATE OP yEWYOKk-lNCHANGE GEhf-oe'ols s m lns
= Vce Chanelor-John Ferguson Edgar H. Lang ara
IN Of order Of the Court OF Chancery maoe
- ~ cd c.u.. by the Chancellor OF the First Crctl
M he od s Public under the direction OF the suosetio
ono ~ the Masters of Merchants Exchange III ne
y of William H. Jones Auconeef on ua1 -. Hy
oue hundred and forty al Twelve
k Al noon alt those certain eight ot' OF srouna
ua,e lying being the Sixteenth Gate IweIithJ u 81 a
Cv az York and distinguished map oil the proper
70 f George Rape called Glass House drn naae ny
ane Even May 1888 and on he ia the ONCE o
the Register Cry Cou of NewfoK ey numbers 'V-
hundred ana tnree
d and four COS mine hundred hye) ta North sde OF
numbers 9 mine hundred and my tour
5 ne iy-s 956 mine hundred and hysix and
eeh of the SAID breadth, cnt and tssny
five feet apd IN dep, each SIDE nin.egh fe inches
together with hslf of Thg-seveaih and aa M
York August THOMAS McELRAT Mater IN Chancery
4 w BRADFORD Solicitor. taul4 2AwtS9l No - John ST
- WaNTED-A lady thoroughly acquainted with INC
A Corset is dsroua Of female partner WITH a "a
! Ea Aeapitai, one "ao Aas u ''''o ''1 " aul3 .
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14
DRY GOODS.
Jason "a. HoCROVEK 81 co.

2Ij Greenwch-street, doors belo* Barclay After
hayisg disposed principal part old stock of Goods
have made keep constantly hand anl va
Goods desirable and al"sys adapted
o the
n R-Jus opened English, Fall River, Bristol Dover
and Mcrrack Black anI blue black Silks, Bombaznes
lie Lame. &c.
And also 5000 beache Mun Of known
style Long Cloths SC for s. SO 0d 3 ls6i yd 10000
wards of brown Domestic the manuacory, O.
lOd and j. yard 6 wide per yard &c &c and general
assortment of other always hand l5 Greenwich
,u35,.uI6 J.. II. BOCKOvER & CO
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14
FALL GOODS.

u The Subscriber, JOHN Al. DINGMAn, formerly
Banks Dipgman would the Pubic to E rich
and extensive stock of DRY GOODS, embracing every style
That tue market affords while would thank the Ladies for
their former patronage would them that complete
fosnd Os <rand-sreet By the latest inpor-
tatons, just received
RICH SILKS.
2 very rich coored striped Gro de Afrique.
do striped aud figured, mode colors. Gro dc Afrique
20 pieces elegant Gro e New-York;
10 DO Cheae grounds. colored figured Poult de Sol;
10 do Gro de perseei
20 do rich Chenc very heavy also than
100 do rich figured Silks. Of every style;
60 do striped Gro de Afrique, blue black;
100 do plain and figured Silk and blue black sills.
HEE8ENCEs.
cases just received, very chyap, and beautiful coors.
TAGLrOEIs.
40 pieces Eoliene rich patterns and shades.
Figured Plain and Satiu Striped De Laine-.
ROfERAXENES.
MOI 30 different qualities.
FRENCH ENGLHSA q AMERICAN PRINTS.
beached Long Cois, ron Cd I'd per yard
20 bales unbeache1 Maslins, from Cd to lOd per ard
JOHN H. DINGMAM, sol Graud It Orchard.
N. R-The be Of SILKS th side Of Broadway
au4 2tis
CLOTHS, CAss;MEREs. sATENETs AND
VEsTENCS.
variety with
pieces OF FLANHELS,
GAMBROONS, MOLESKINS
BLANKETS MAESEILLES QUILTS
complete of Dry may purchased cheap
at JOHN H. DINGMAN'S, 3o1 Grand It Orchard
auli 2iis (formerly Banks & Dingnan)
sEs,7Ss, SEtKS,,
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14
BX u. DRAPER, Jr.

PACKAGE SALE,
On Tuesday August IT, 10 O'clock, the Auction Room
$50 packages American Dry Goods comprising largo
general seasonabe articles adapted 10 the fall
rude.
Also Sucharc Pongecs.
Months endorsed Notes Catalogues and
amnn ON mnrn of .nln.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14
GODFREY .x OBsSSON.
Dry Goods Commission Merchants,


Ezra Efforts are made highest market prices for
goods consigned 10 thcm
Liberal advances Cash required Also
Stock and furnished the lowest market prices
having been for manufacturer OF Do
mestc Goods they will be enabled entire sat
isiacon them with their bu
be promptly attended and business entru
ed to their charge be done accordance ~lb the nsuc
The rate OF Commissions only will
be charged manufacturers the city respectfully invited
upon them
Rats Wad4inr Cotton Woolen and other Domestic Goods
all times Quantities sui; pureha.ers aut #
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14
Iron Foundry, &c. AT Aucti

Will be sold by WILKINS ROLLINS AuctIonGers, TUES
DAY the 9th August IL o'clock upon the
lot and buing used IRON FOUNDRY
the noreastery Of Rngton and
Eleventh Ward of City OF Newell ork being depth
and breadth front snd
with the Steam Boiler Cupoa for melting
aud complete Onehal of the purchase
remain upon upon the premises Also different
Foundry business of Machinery, Ap
Tools Implements For further Particulars apply
Auct No Broai ai-stTee tau2i
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14
ANGELIC MEN AND WOMEN !
man, EuEcn1u Ea,, nInTGHaEa,,

greatest and beau,fer Of the face undoubtedly
Walls WATER OF BEAUTY for removing all diseases of the
skn skin dsge Of fairness and purity beyond
the powers Ladies may that renders the skin
kind of an TAM suhburn which
long Illness fatigue generally produce In short it the only cos
metc her toilet with and comforts gentle
mon shaving has become dreadful operation
by of pmpcs on the face
cupon and impurities OF the face from whatever cause as
nr as pnpss bochcs carbunc!es, ceke an the I'M
moderate use of paint only tried convince the
tmd of It's superior efficacy clearing and bcauyng the face
For burns all description it will be found
be m uuing remedy healing them short me Price
- per bottle
For sale Chlthamect 25 eSwich-stree l39 Fulton
street Brooklyn, aud l67 Drisiousrect.
An eectua cure 81 Chathau au7 lmis