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DR.. SPOHN'S se5rs La
Sick Headache Remedy

Never fails to give relief in Is or 20 minutes
after taking the first Dose and perseverance accord
ing to the directions soon efectuay removes all
pain from the head and sickness from the stomache,
aud the person feels perfectly cured. When the
first symptoms Of an attack Of sick headache are
felt, the remedy should be resorted TO immediately
and one or two doses is then sufficient to remove
every vestge Of the complaint 1t gives universe!
satisfaction to all who try it, Sick and Nervous
Headaches are only complications of the same dis
case, and both are effectuay cured by this article
without change of diet or occupation.
Sold wholesale and retail by Comstock g. Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, II Maiden Lane, N. Y, and
by the principal Druggists in the Union.
0NrFor sale at the Drug and Book Store OF DR..
TALBOT. . ,.....
JUDGE PATTERSON.
Read the following from Judge Patterson, fol
thirty years the first Judge Of the County in which
he lives
MlppLErowN, N. j.. March 12, 1910.
Messrs. Comstock g. Co.,
Gentlemen-YOu are at liberty to make such use
of the following certificate as you deem will best
subserye the purposes for which it is intended.
CERTIFICATE OF JUDGE PATTERSON
hereby certify, that my daughter has been af
fected with sick headache for Inc space of about 20
years--he attacks occurring once IN about two
weeks, frequently lasting "a hours, during which
time the paroxysms have been SO severe, as appur-
emily soon to deprive her of life. And after having
tried almost all other remedies in vain. | have
been induced as last resort to try Spohn's Head
ache Remedy, sold by you und to the great dis
appointment and JOY OF herself and all her friends,
found very material relief from the first dose Of the
medicine She has followed up the directions with
the article, and in every when an attack was
threatened, has found immediate reliet, until she is
near permanently cured. The attacks are now
very seldom, and disappear almost Immediately
after taking the quantity directed. A hope tina:
others may be benefited by the use of this truly in.
valuable medicine has induced me to send you the
above, and remain your obedient servant,
| JEHU PATTERSON,
Judge of the Court of c. P.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-08-28
Wall Arrangement L..

From St. LOUIS, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sun.
days, at 7 O'Clock, A. NJ. From Franklin and
Southern counties, same days, at o'clock, P. NJ.
From Liberty and Western countless Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at O'clock P. NJ.
From Arrow Rock, Fridays, at 5, P. NJ.
From Palmyra, via Huntsville, Tuesday, -, NJ.
From Palmyra, via Smithland, Fridays, at 3,
P. NJ.
DEPARTURES
From Fayette to st. Louis, on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ.
For Franklin and Southern counties, Wednes.
days. Fridays and Mondays, at 7, A. NJ.
For Glasgow and Western counties, Wednes-
days. Fridays and Sundays, at 8 A. NJ.
For Paris, via Huntsville, Saturdays, at ~, NJ
For Paris, via Smthland, Wednesday, at 6
o'clock, A. M.
For Arrow Rock, Saturdays at 6. A. M.
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Rags Wanted.

EatSS W sVEatCNs
kA 0A0 lbs good Merchantable Rags
s1VsOOO wanted in exchange for Books
and Stationery,
TURNBULL g. THURSTON.
No. 1872 Main Street, opposite the State Bank,
st. Louis Mo.
ADril 4rh. $40. 3-ly
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Collier.

INHIS celebrated old racer is now in excellent
IL health and condition, and making his present
season at my stable, near Fayette, at the reduced
price of FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
A. w. MORRISON.
NAV Is. ls4l. Oft.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-08-28

M EDlClNES--A very full and fresh lot just
LVE received FROM the East, for sale wholesale
and retail low for cash or to punctual customers
IN time, at the Drug and Book Store of
June 18th, 1871. J. A. TALBOT
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Hardware and Cutlery.

VTNHE subscribers are now in receipt Of their
l. SPRING GOODS, and offer for sale at loa
prices. Hardware Of every description, and beg the
attention Of the trade to their assortment
JOHN H. MOTT, g. Co.,
81 Main Street, St. Louis, Mo
May 9Th, 1871. Sim.
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+ AIDES Seal, Calf, Morocco and Prunels
- Shoes, Slippers, Caters and Gloves, lula
received and for sale by B. SMITH.
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STONE WARE--3O0 gallons stone ware-us.
- sorted just received and for sale by
May 22d, 1S4l. .i n JOEL PREWITT.
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Oldridge's BaGrl Of Columbia.

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Fayette. May Sth, lS4l.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14
LOOK AZ THIS!

THE New EXHIBITION THE FALLS OF NIAGARA
9th real open the American Academy of Fine Art
below the Astor House. connses
Snngers and citizens respectfully
paonz this grand and novel Undertaking Please read
the following
From the Editor Of the New-York Albion
FALLS NAeARAA pleasing exhibition has been opnsl
the American Academy Fine Barclay represent
ing the Falls OF Niagara their proportions OF measurement
and with the surrounding taken The spot Although
really picture it is kewe mechanical contrivance which de-
the credit Of ingenuity the Falls bepg represented With real
Of the rapids above the icr
below and from TIE oommingng Of tn
ters. See adye rtisement ON fir, page. aul4 IL
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14

Row AT HARRIsBURG.-On Monday last the COUNCIL oi
Harrisburg ordered the foundations the dollhouse recently
commenced by the Cumberland Valley Railroad Company to
be torn down because they asserted encroached upon
the street As this had the desired effect Fire Com
pasy called and ordered play upon the worken
and Eli the cellar with mob collected on the
spot general fight took place and several heads were
broken.
SHIP BulLDlye-The shp-yard of city. with the ex-
cepon Williamss and Wcs,ervelt & Mackeys. now
in Of unusual inactivity In the former the workrHen
engaged on barque Of about 500 intended for
general trade in the latter considerable number OF hands
are working on ship destined or the Havre trade her
bur,hen will be about 500 Both vessels will be finished
about the same time say three months hence.
q The Eumoris, and Ladies Gazette ia announced es
forthcoming be devoted goodnatured satire and edited
by c. f Walton and R. F. Greely-If nnhnown name
sake will favor with CALL will try to convince hun
that there less amusement this OF starting news
paper than he seems imagine.
3 The Address of the Dry Goods Clerks of City in
of just and mutually advantageous regulation OF their
Hours of Labors and general closing of the stores at
o'clock P. NJ. viii appear the Tribune OF Monday morn
ing. We ask for it candid consideration
70 Catalogue of the Members of the Linonan So
cety of Yale College just bcea published |; is ele
san;ly got up and contains on its list the of many Of
the most eminent OF tie country The Society was
founded in 1888 Among lis members now living. are
DAGGE7r CALHouS, KENT, R. NJ. SHERMAN, Gov. SMITH,
President DAY sc The Library contains more than 800
volumes
70 The Madisoniau that General WooI has been
nominated be Bgader General in the United States
Army in the place OF General Scott
Ug 4 man named Beoussard Canadian BY birth, died
lately Lafayette Parish in Louisiana, at the age of one
hundred and eighteen.
- Rev. Dr. JoHS BRxcKES died at the residence
ot his mother, Lexington, KY, on the ith inst
= The Of yesterday had unwsantaoe attack on the
Meeting Wednesday, evening last aid the dsco
cry Mrderer of Miss Rogers. Mr. Ace defend himself
Mr. ach denial that he subscribed
81 Reward offered miserable evaon The - na'
subscribed by his the presence and BY the direction Of Beach
patry ne did suhscribe
his signature forgery
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14
IAKR MAYOPAC HOTEL.

The subscriber has opened house for the accommodation
Boarde pedzing his please thoss who may
the Lake Persons visiting his house calculate aon being
TO the landing any of the boats the Hudson
ny period evening and persons wishing may
landing them scadins linz by
the Peksk either Tuesday THURSDAY Saturday prcce
ding the day Of their visit s1i eodd SA1JEL BERRY.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14

II Tender Chins.-Ary Gentleman may be instantly relieved
all pain during operation Of shaving by applying his
the METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STRoP invented by Saun
dsr supersedes the necessity of hone and by which the
u keen and edge the
any possibility exhibit under the experienced hand
Is the only which the Of man has yet devised
gva; every opportunity utn his ais chm
the SAME certainty mend suit his own hand
any person will be shown BY bringing du razor and Try
ing the table, before purchasing
Retail Price from 81 -
This S,rop has been for the last = years during
time ii. proprietor received certificates OF utility
from of the most gentlemen the the de-
superiority article abb We all others well endorsed By
the different Fair. In ,uhavrs failed
c, wing the premium when exhibited for competition
Mannfastory l63 Broadway C.l aus II
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14

Since our last publication we have
''' ....;o,s accounts which have reached Us,
,daooa particulars relative to the burning OF The Ere
IT. ~ which followed the alarm of hre is described as
,npaing Some of the passengers, frantic with tear and
horror were wildly calling for assistance and mercy others
upged headlong the water and others still were dss
aeratcly cngng the burning vessel il undecided
whether to Death in the flames sink watery
grave The small boats the sides OF the
sesse than they we're filed by the crowd eager for life
thine of the consequences of their haste As
rearkable coincidence mentioned that the Ere was
burned in identcaly the spot where the steam
ooat Washington was buried in June, 1888 Capt Brown
who commanded the Washington that time happened TO
board the Clinton and active in savsg the suFyi
yors of the Ere.
The Clinton left Buffalo at o'clock Monday morning
and BY singular Pr7videHcc compelled put into
Daukirk on account storm, where she remained until
The Captain, feeling aPfrehensyc for the safety o
he Ere on of her long delay as was expected
he sould leave at P NJ KEEP, watch looking out for her
At about in the evening he discovered re the lake
bout % miles astcrn Of his boat Heimmediatey returned
d to hi, horror found the Erie of fre, and the few
vivc passengers endeavoring themselves by swim
ming or cineing TO whatever they could reach In addition
- persons picked up by the Clinton two were saved
9v the citizens Of Dunkirk
Among the passengers board we're SIX painters In the
employ OF Mr. g. W. Miller Of Buf.o. on their way to Eric
20 paint the steamboat Madison They had with them sew
aral emobns of spirits of turpcnne and yarnsh which
unknown the Captain of the boat had been placed on the
boiler deck directly the boilers One OF the fremen
vo was saycd that seeing the aemohns there he
enoyed them but they shortly after replaced by one
o the painters Immediately preceding the bursting forth
o the flames pIoson heard the demiohn probably
having burst and their communicated with the boiler
At Special Session of the Common Council of Buffalo
held August lOil the following resolution was adopted
Resolscd hat his Honor the Mayor be- and he is here
m authorized dispense such assistance 10 the survivors as
heis circumstances and the dictates OF humanity may require
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14

eGces Let--In the Basement of the New Merchant
Exchange corner Of Wall and suitable for Brokers'
or other purposes. such rs eesaent There
TWO ec connected which for the balance
year q, rea, perfectly tie Apply NJ
Pearson Office of the Exchange Company of Hsnoversee
Exchange Place. publisher the New World 80 Anu
street. jyi3n
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14
A NEW AND ORIGINAL NOVEL
And n Beautiful Engraving I.

ltsf fou,}s
saOe o' Nv woklp bv III. AuAor Of Ts F.,
No' IL' "'i''eN ~ % -. w r,cyrSS or rrRR,R,
West entitled THE pO'i'' " AA -
THE Noor. AeEs~hch for intense ans eAeis laiersst
-. ,s.,i,r ~ ,bs Ereli,h language
e'u' ~ ADs 'O' y ,,, a. i wax IN a., Io
oS SsS AND FIe'eSa - D. =; 3D., -.
lively description OF tse Fe'af III 'a Celebrated
Gallery of French PantAiHgs-'he Louvre
nASNSANN's
,y,-. -, T,esR, Huning Sketch IN the Eas, Indies.
=, - &. Cay r,ir, Poetic Corresysp
Sf'kl' % 'Hs -. - viewer e No.
desce," The Flight NJ L'cu'ts, influence OF a'i'"s' V
.,,n Wa, song Charles K,ane and Flea Tree" Esuals
S -. - ,.-.r,.,, &.
Together several Editorials Criticisms cOnsFc'
sion" Anu 'e"> 0' '',' or N ,.e,
TxSNS-6 cents singie-Si per hnrdTed oace 81 Nnn
--sa--
O. Sunday Fimc--T+e splendid EngraNines-Fo-AeF'
rows viii be the most marvellous number yet The following are
mere tr'en"n q, u, s'oNim 'onten,si ,,,.,, .
hi. familiar, irving on clothes
The Irish Dare nev paper to make ones haE stand upon
B Dsy Goo Clerks coua;cT SLAVERY Live aud Let Live Cod
beautiful "o l' rNpIuSsts Pa % NV
look for aeed n bundle h'! a. Tor aee IN SF'A faa
8 The Innocent hSoe "i I've , r'S S V 60 =, j I% '' o
noble Selves Clear the traeS St & sa'nfsSon another
ln,sense latest aofEsuo" relative 10 vi" Rogers A'
Office 81 Ann-s'rce fr'ie three ee' ''S O aGi IOA
stick,
IT,. or;, terchunic is published S,tur-
s,r Morning at No Ann st-eS, oca Broadway By
RUFUS PORTER co The publishers ol 'ni' P.' ' r'srr
with tu description o Al as' one ne"
myention with Engraving Aso general notices OF
the progress cfmechanca aR 9th scientific @
AnN [ iy,, / mechanical principles; Ie
"a ,n,r,ci;or m arts and trades Curious pAlo
iul % .ensr.i m,ceIancous int igence foreign
soP",e" ~ it-r,rv No,ires Poetry Auectote,
ahu do'hcsHe' WIN ~
&c: &c. -, ,h rhrs. ,,.u,s ror copy pav,ble ON
TERMs-To City Subscribers hree 'e". pos .ots P! w
delivery 10 '.s M M % f Sh one dollar is required 3D.
vance The baauee IN eight months ILL.,. s.,.,-.
-Four COPIES WIN '0 ' " nuItn
------- ---- co,,rc,.
~ = 1nirSfsi.' Sp o. M nroNS IN rhs city Of NswYerk
The annual OF Lecture for the seon of e4t N com
mence on the hrs, Monday oil N"'e'o''' '''' w ~ ~ Wv
first OF Aiurch e4@' en-,
! Augustine SMITH ". u: fro. oi nHs'o.ots.
Alex H. Stevens VI H. fmer'us tod l " r nj,
Jos. MiIher Smith " D. Prot OF the i"eOry '"' ' " '"'
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14

Mut,b was recently from Europe, and left his family IN
This cv He his way west TO secure land Tor u'i-
settlement
This list COMPRISES the of 81 persons; rs is Gus
o,ar, N mass children kali price, the whole number IN
his I nust have reached hundred souls Only four
of the whole including Durler and three others
whose names could not learn, were saved
p Extract of letter from DR.. J. L. Comstock of Hart
ford. Conn., 10 Rev H. o. Sheldon of Berea Ohio, in
this City:
write YOU under the deepest of human afictons. Our
poor dear Samuel who had his heart going with
Won next Monday has departed to the world of spirits How
can saw iti-and vet it is He died This morning. by
wouSd in the head He shoot wood-cock yes
terday for sick friend. While loading his gun OF the
barrels, by singular accident discharged tearing away
portion of his kubone and laying bare his brain the
extent of several inches He brought home litter.
fingered without sense till A. NJ when his spirit departed
OH nv friend i. this aiiction God has done it!We
are silent His poor moter-nay bear this dreadful
stroke with Christian resignation
Samuel was youth OF brilliant intellect and much promise
There was something that interested much in him du-
ring my short acquaintance HIS age 20 How
tain life How wise in youth and health to be fully pre-
pared Tor death II. o. 5.
4 Citizens of New-YoIk whose business wealth will
enable them live quietly, ceany and comfortably away
from the smoke and dust and the great Babel will
do well to look the extensive property offered for sale by
the New-Bughton Association The beauty and convenience
of the location suburban residence are already well
Known and assured that the Company that the
term OF their existence draws close, Will dis
pose OF on exceedingly favorable See their adver-
t'se'nent' ana then examine the property
~ The American Magazine and Repository of Useful
Literature new uOnhy 80 pages of which the second
number has been issued simultaneously Albany New.
York and Boston J. S & B, Wood Editors. Israel Post,
NewYork, publisher. 1t is judiciOusly conducted
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14
MARINE LIST.

PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST "a, ls4l.
--.....-.5 90 0
ssErs.............-.-6 81 wArER.........7 70
LATEST ADvtc=s
Liverpool July % Hare indirect July H. Orleans, July 81
Ships virginia., AieH, Liverpool, Kermit Sutton Eler
Charleston, Geo Sutton Agnes, Cameron Ans,erLan Pefer
Wissmsnn.
Bark Eza Thorhton Patterson New-0reans, Dunbar Dmo
Dns PULASKI Hawthorne Mobile Nesmih Leeds Sophia MN
sek 81 aary Ga. Hesmith Leeds; Osaege Yates, PoacJ
Brett Vose Br brig Atlanta Bsy, Bermuds Godet Bare
Br brig Dirk Hatteack Brien Newfoundland G Laurie; h
brig Margaret Jane Roche ST Johns F. Donscsmb Beek"
sehrs Arkansas. Treat, Frankfort, Me Bes,oa go
peril Lee Windsor s. Elxe Thsddeus, Walpoe BsIlmff'
sebr Brig Orion, Lers'an, Boston, Du,iIh.
Bark Nile Shaw II days N1tanzas, with to Hall
A.pnwalL
schr Caroline Sherwood days from Metamora Ts1a With
hides. To Southmayd -
schr FIont Buge., ). days from Tampco "A os~0od 10
Hargous ...
live oak, Hopkins & Haviey. ,., -, -.
sehr Comodors Porter Cur, days from Virginia. with WOOD
~ nax,Y Mail Steamers from, Boston TO Liver
pooI-The Letlar Acadia Will close at haHden COS
once No Friday and sat1rday August Is aad ~
quarter past tP NJ apiz "a " i'hA-'' 's'Ds
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14

- For Notices of New Books. Glimp.es of the
Country, Eyceum Villages etc -se First rage.
" For Way-Side Notes Saratoga, LaiIefieorge
GhampIain, &c. see 1Raf Page.
u For n carefully corrected Bank Nofe EIs'' ~
<.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14

u New style London Prints very rich dark
cooTed Prs entirely designs received per Great Wstern
will be opened morning for inspection.
aul33 C. X. HULL IL Catherine street.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14

u We dare "a Wing Old School" to Us ms 1
Quo, one) acchcate Of sowe known "e %
voted for Harrison Tyler he will DO hi NC vi" ''i" -
seeond article
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14
From the Courier and Enquirer
HetuiIic Hone pud a

y
much commended and from a Of
admit that he CROW Mandatory lO
WIl,a,n.street C2) jy39 ina
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14

II Green Turtle seup.-A superior Green Turtle in Soup
and Steaks SUNDAY August 15 the TIvoLI GARDENS
corner OF Charlton and Varck-s,reets
~ F,nlie, .upplIcd as Usual. anl4 IT.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14

Peaches and Milk, A1TINsoN's, corner of Nassa
and Ann aui4 ot'
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14

Il Cheap Enouzh,-.swif, Horse

u Auction Noticc.-Large of elegant Furniture Of all
descriptions Rooms 81 Ann and lJ Fulton
streets lOI O'Clock. aul4 IL THOS. BELL Anconeer
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14

e Cheap EnouXh.-swif Horse,, careful Drivers aod
splendid Coache. Railroad Smoke and Cindsrs
MURPHY established splendid Line of Coaches running
the price Of shilling starting from the North
Hotel Bowey the Harlem River Mansion House
fhn,r auli
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14
s.asrQF PERSONS KNOWN TO BE LOST IN
TEHEs BURNING: OF THE ERIE.

From the Buffalo Commercial Of Tuesday
LOST.
". NJ Camp, Harrisburgh, Pa.
Wiett Weeks Brooklyn.
John c. Pool, New-York city.
f. s Cobb Ann Arbor, Mich.
Otto Torp y. Y, wife and ihsce children
Lloyd Gclsien. Erie, Clerk
}lr Ioles steward o: the boat.
Mrs. Giles Williams, Chicago.
has. j. Lynde, Milwaukee
Watts S. Lyude, Homer, X. Y.
MIS- WIN. II. Smith and CHILD, Schenectady
l. Sears, Phiip Barber Henry Weaver VIM. Thomas,
Evarrs Peter Finncy, painters, Buffalo, in the en-
ploy of VIM. G. Miller.
Mss A. Miller, Buffalo, sister of VIM g. Miller
j. D. Woodward, New-York
VIM. Griffin, Mississippi
D. S Sloan. Geneva.
F. Stow, Canada.
VIM. Sacket, Michigan.
Mrs. Spencer and two children
Mrs. Dow.
Mrs Robinson, Balston Spa n. Y.
Miss Robinson, do. do
Miss King, do. do.
Mr. Moore lady and two children from Yates County,
moving to Michigan.
Orrin Green, Rushville, Yates Co
Roomc Button, from near Fort Plain.
Charles S Alaher Mt Clemens, Mich. has got family at
that place
List Of Swiss Passengers shipped by Messrs p L. Par
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14

ALABAMA ELEcrGos.-Ceosa and Autauga conn,es have
chosen Oop Representatives and Macon Montgomery, But
Ter and Dallas have elected Wings
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14

D' 4 man named Beoussard Canadian BY birth, died
lately in Lafayette Parish, in Louisiana, a the age of one
Aundred and eighteen
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14

% Rev DR.. JoHS BRscKESRIpGE died at the residence
OF his mother, near Lexington. Ky. The ith inst
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14

rT The Mndisonian states that General WooI has beer
nominated to be Brgadier General in the United State
Army in the place of General Scott
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14
Royal Nail steamers from Bos

pooI-The Bags Acadia Will close at harsden 20
once No Friday and Saturday. August - asd 49,
Al ousyt,r pss, 4P NJ. aui2 WM. WYMAN Agent.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14
He 7 RIB U N E.

SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST IA. ls4l.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-14

POET OF NEW-YoRY. AUGUST "A. le4