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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-29

Three men were in company--Strange,
Wright and More.
Says Wright. There is but one rogue
amongst US, and that is strange"
No says Strange, "there is one more"
Aye" says More, "that is right"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-29

A JUVENILE PAIR-A London paper
says; "a husband and wife attended Ken
dial market on Saturday last, whose united
ages, al the birth Of their first child amour.
ted to only 81 years"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-29

By packing eggs in salt, with the small
end downwards, they may be kept perfect
~ good for eight or nine months.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03

YUcATAN.--We had Two arrivals
yostcrdayf'om Yucatan, the schooner
Magnet, rom Sisal; and the schooner
Expert from Campeachy-they bring
Us dates S days later than previously
rccesycd, but the news is of little i'm.
poItauce.
by q letter received by our neigh.
bors Of the Tropic, copy of which
they kindly furnished us, we learn
that Com Moore had another skirmi.h
with the Mexican steamers on The 81
ms. blta few shots were exchanged
OeiVrc the steamers played tier old
game OF crawling off, and there was
not wind enough 10 follow them; from
ne Confusion on board one Of the
steamers, i was thought that one of
ne Texan balls did considerable dam
e.: All Com, Aiterc wanted was a
tiff breeze.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03

entitled 20 The paper, fsgulsiiv, ~ u
We had subscribed and paid foF !, IN
Adynn,s Wa DO not kDow low u u
with olhcrs, bat 10 Zoe ounsllws hnvs
letu badI, treated ~ tlls r'peci,--
We have pablI.Lod, Of late, ssyeial
leuglbJ pnspot iu.es, llje compvsilIoi,
Of vhicb nlone, "a wor0 ll'se times
ll,o price Il II'p subscription 10 he
paper, somo Of theta ~ llavs Doi TO-
oeiyod The bra plumber, others, only
occasionally md that long aIl.f ihe
subscribers, that We have bcon In.
slrameptal 10 obtaining iof lhcm,hase
been Supplied. Now this kind VI
treatment mny he jos, ahd honorable,
but nc, ording 10 our ,iow of lhinEs,
II saver, strongly ofIhc dCgi
We intend, ere long, 10 publish u
correct list Of all the papeIs ivr whom
we have published prospcctusc', and
show who has been remis In this
in order that our Southern
lficndsof the "Art rrcscrvatiyc'Inay
know IN whom to con6dc.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03


lylloslus, nInyDE o1isg 'siyluilen',
was adovl,dI
Reaolved, Unanimously, That The
delegates avpulld,d ai lbis nesting
bg requested ~ urRs W il'u Mate on
tenllou, nneI The dselafcb ~ HE OBJ
j,sl Iuf With lhH State 'pilvsntloD
h. 10 assemble, ll,e ndupilon ~ y Issv.
lutlon retommsudlod, ~ becoming \
enplieIi isnns, " ll'e National consen'
tlon, whlchn 70 mot 10 May, iBt4,
tie nomination Of Jdin e. Ci,llivu1,
~ the candidate of The democratic
party for the office " President OF Ibe
Uni,ed States
At similar mtsIing 10 Museogec
county, The following IL among the
fesolullonsi
Resolved, That The attention VI Our
delegates b. also directed 10 The nom.
nation NJ - candidate Tor u President
Of the United States, and that IN the
opinion Of this meeting, john &. Cal.
houn iscniillcd 10 the united support
OF The democratic party.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03
- -1l----'---7---7--l--@-
MONEY WANIEDII

AllPersons Indebted to this office,
ether Tor subscription or job work,
will please call and settle, as we are
TO have money to purchase
materials, or, painful as it may be,
our paper must stop.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03

AN EVIL CONSCIENCE The fol.
lowing anecdote is copied from the
Christian Family Magazine. Il i
there related By the Rev. ST.. Prime.
WHO states that he had the narrative
from q man who saw and heard
what lsstated. Ifsuch are the stnrs
OF an unenlightened conscience, what
VIII be the cravings Of tile ..worm
Ihat dietil not" and the torment &c
ne fire that is moi qutnehedp, az
lere, IN this imperfect state ofb.iny
With limited capacities for inserts
YIN halt developed Sensibiiilies. noor
'umai' 'nature may thus suffer whs, |
nay not the immortal mind cndrrs
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03
MORE DUFFOoNERy.

MORE BUFFOONERY.
We had hoped that, with the zig
nal overthrow of the federal parry
would pass away all attempts 10 mis-
lead the public mind by such disgus
ting builoonery rs dIsgraced the
county in the last presidential cam.
plign. But 1t seems, ~ the Rich.
mond Wing, that Mr.. Cla,'s friend.
are resorting 10 the me boyish
nonsense in their attempts to place
him in the presidential chair. In
order to keep him before the people,
The Wig has wood cut at the head
of It's co umns; representing MIR. Clay
half dressed, astride OF an old rag,
"going TO mill" las when he was a
boy,) with the following remarks un-
nerneath:
1.-The above cut represents Henry
Clay as he actually was in his early
b,yhood--a mill boy, riding 10 IN Ii,
almost literally in his shirt tail--,
scape grace in the way Of Tuancy--
stopping 10 fling at every squirrel or
old hare that came across hint
may be getting down 10 take round
at boxing with some neIghboring
urchin--always overslaying Ii, time
at mill, and probably getting birch,d
tor II when he got home, and sent
suppetlcsS TO bed"
Son.uch for the merit OF "riding 10
mill" barelegged in his younger days
Let us make a comparison bctwe n
the youthful exploits OF the mill hoy
ind shssan,iCs OF thcs grown uas.n-,---.
We have seen him aStlide otone hob
by and another for the last fit, en-
years, with his principles hanging
loosly about him, trying to ride iuo
the Presidency by grinding The p,o
pie into subservicncy TO his ambitious
schemes--a scape grace in inconsis-
tency--stopping only to brow beat &
threaten every one that crossed his
path, or getting down TO sIlo.t some
polite i opponent BY dntl--alwals
overr,aching himself, and getting
"blrched' ty the people when IL
CINE before them for his descltS-
and four times scent supperles to
bed, with the steam of iresidt nlial
vlands, that he fancied himself about
to taste, tickling lis nosuils. Sup
pose the Richmond Wing shoui "do
up" this part Of Mr.. Clay's lie il
wood Gu $! The "birc ing he re.
celved as "mill boy OF tie slasl.es OF
were as nothing 10 those
hat have befallon him in the .'slash
Is OF Wllggery, although tn rumps
d the Ell ire wing par Y are called
ipon not onl, to tlngle in sympathy
with that OF the "mill boy" butto ii.
'vate such marlyrdom beyound the
'alns and Pr nallies Of similar vista
ions. THERE'S singular coi,cd nee !
'etween the early n latt, r II minis |,
enc ot"Hairy ofthe Wesl;" always
hayward, his dish was always upside . ?
own ''when larks Ware iallin. -
II, fate should serve as a y arniny ,ol I
Il refractory chins who quarrel OH y
e "road to nil" and polleians who =
'rge' none y and consistency in their :
= Taste Tor preferment. Such Chaps
'ght always to be "put supp, riess Is v,
'o," ike HIN OF the "sIashts Of Han N
er.'--Colona6ian (Ct.) Register. L
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03

you come 10 balance accounts ~ lliT
day " general saltlemeni, ~ things
may appear laIf and hboss board
No norH ~ 90.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03
MIR. CALHOUN IN EORGI,.

| A"A>' 'LhON ~ AN u EONOli.
ameeting Of the democratic par
ty Ct Monroe county, held at Forsyth
and the 22nd ult., Tor The purpose o
choosing delegates TO the Sla.e Con
vention, the following among Other
resolutions, were adopted:
Resolved. That the distinguished
Statesman, the unrivalled orator and
patriot, JOHN Z. CALHOUN, is The e..
yor;'e candidate ofourpeople, for the
Chief Magistrate OF the Union.
And he 1t further Resolved, Tha,
our delegation from Monroe. be in.
stIucted TO introduce a resolution at
the June Convention requesting the
whole delegation from Georgia, il the
National Convention, to Cast the vote
OF the State in favor OF tie abov,
distinguished individual for the Pres.
idency.
A meeting Of BIB county for the
Same object, held at Macon on the Isl
inst. adopted the following:
Resolved, that while we will olono
be guild d by The principles which we
advocate IN the selection for our snn.
port Ct II candidate for the Presidor
liai Chair, Of 1914, our preference
irst point to that eminent and welI
ned Statesman and Patriot, Jol,nC
Calhoun, of South Carolina: cn,er'
aiming the highest sense Of his ;n,s,
NY, approving his frmness and A.
ectneSs OF purpose, his eGeryv and
fhcency, his unfinching adherence -
ne principles Of the Democratic r.
ubllcan School displayed thropgb. '
ut life of long and evcntful nnbl,r Q
erV'ce, We do hereby reccommena y
i'm to ohr Democratic BretI,r. 4
'rosughout The State, as the candid 4
= Tor their flr>t choice for the presi. n
AZ a meeting for the aame purpose ~ y
I'd in the county RieMnupa ~, n
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03

whsn Ihs ,iay sNsemsnlshalle.u
&c nsksd ~ u us nnass a. 49,
" un'iil,o wee lstssy l.,ulrv I'M.
spiilf q l''ing ~ I've, al,d ever, .'
u 1ans oi nsf "'A
"A lev years ago q dual !.
fought Doaf ibu tiiy ~ Wu.hla.,'
under ,lfeuipslhnc' = " pe,uIIs, ~.
,lly. A distinguished IN INV,
challenged lli relative, onos
ifiVnd. The challenged patty Lss,.
HE choice u weapons, nam a WV,
kds, 10 bo ,OaLed with buck ,L ''',
slugs, md tic distance en- .as'.
avowing ~ The samc time NJ. ln,,
lion ard desie ,llnt both .n,,
should be- dc,ifoy oil. They IonsI'
Tbs challenger VA, killed an
spot, the murderer escaped unhss
Years nllcrwHrd, IN Acquaintance "
mite was spending lhe winter
Charleston, y. g., aud lodged n, NJ
same house with this uni amy m@
lie was requested by the ducIIa on,
evening, ~ ,l,ep IN The mmc loom
with hun, but hc declined a. he wm
very well comodaicd In his own
On his pcrsistItg Ia d, cliniV, lhs
dlelst confessed 10 him that lie VIVA
afraid to sleep alone, and rs n f,iend
who usually occupied the room WA
absent, he would esteem it lreo,
favor il the gentleman would pa,s ma
night with him. Iii, Kindness lie n,
thus demanded, he consented, and re.
tired to rest IN the room with the man
Of fashion and horror, who some wears
before had stained Iii, hands wi il the
blood Of a knsman. After long tos.
S ng on his unquiet pillow, and rep"a.
ted deep, half-st fed groans that re.
vealed the inward pings Of tie
murderer, he sank into s.umber, and
as he rolled from side to s de the
name Of his victim was often uttered
with broken words that discovered
the keen remorse that proved Like
fire on his conscience. Suddenly he
would start up in his bed, with The
terrible impr, sion that the avcngcr
Of blood was pursuing him; or hide
under the covering as if he
would ESQ ape the burnt 6 eye Of an
angry God, that CLEANED in the dark.
nessoyer him, like lightning from the
hunder-cloud! For him there was
no rest day nor night Conscience
armed with terror dashed him unceas.
ugly, and who could slices? Ard tits
was not the resil, ssness Of di use,
he raving Of a disordered intellect,
'or the anguish of a maniac Struggling
n his chains It was man Of in.
alligonca,--adueatior, l.eaith ard al.
luence, given up 10 himself-not
lelivered over to The avenger ofblood
0 be tormented before his time--hut
eft TO the power of his own coz.
cIENcE, only what every ono may
cffcr who is abando; ed Of God.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03

HYDRoPHoBIA.--'lhe following is
Said to be an ext act fla letter ir,m
an Italian gentleman at Venice 10 a
i'lend. II appears plausible; bu, as
TO the tdci, that so simple "a rene ly
$ ould prove 50 effective, we cam I
say. When "A disease exits for wLi,c
no cure is known it is well enough 10
notice such remedies asmay fiom time
10 time be suffice ted. Hydropl ob a
Is such a dreadful disorder, and las
hitherto bafiled all medical skill. no
harm could be done, if case Should
occur, in trying the rem
edy mt niioncd below:
III you were here" says the letter,
you would be much pleased with
scovery made at Udine, the capitol
81 Friali small pfouinee. A poor
nan lying under the lrighlful tor ure
y hydropho ba was cured by some
iraaghts OF vinegar given him bv
mistake instead OF another potion. 4
physician Of PaJua, call e Mount Lc-
loise, got intelligence Of this event at
JUNE, and tried the same remedy IN.
a patient that was brough, TO the
'aduan hospital, admin tered him
ohnd ofvlnegar in the m, rniag an
thor at noon, ard third at sun Ell: g.
ne man was speedily and perfectly
urt d."
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03

0-Our fiji nd Smith, ofthe Missis-
sippi Advertiser, is in errorin stating
that Caleb Gushing has been appoin-
ted Secretary ofthc United States,
Vice, Dan'l. Webster.
Webster resigned the office Sec
rotary Of State, on the 9th Of May, and
Hugh S. Lcgare, Attorney General
of the United States, was appointed
acting Secretary OF State.
Gushing is appointed minister and
TO China, in the plac,
of +. Everett, who declined the ap.
pointment: so says the National In
elligenccr.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03
PROSPECTUS
Or THE SECOND VOLUME OF I'll

OF THE SECOND VOLUME OF THE
LOUISVILLE MESSENGER.
The present conductor OF The Mes
sengtr. believing that The publication
of Democratic paper i'll this part Of
the Slate Is important TO the parry
generally, aud is oil much utiiljy to
The citizens irrespective of ra,tles,
respectfully proposes to continue lis
publication, slould lie m, ct with a
support suttclent to justify the enter
PRISE.
The first number OF the second yo!-
ume Will make It's appearance OH the
"a h INST, and advocate The claims
u john Z. CALHOUN Tor the Presidcn.
c., and LEVI WOODBURY. for The Vice
presidency, subject to the decision
oi National Cunv,ntlor, TO be led
in May 1874. lhe present conduct
or promises 10 use every excitlon III
his power TO render his paper as in
terestlig to It's readers as any paper
oil lis Size Ia tie Southwest.
lie canesti, soiicits an increase OF
patronage, without which it will be
ImpoSIbie to continue lis publication.
The ptlce OF subsc,ipllon will con-
tlnue altne low ra,e OF % per annum
III advanced, or IS at the eAd Of the
year; and he is induced to believe
that 10 cltlz, II OF the country would
be So Llind TO his own Interest, AS 10
suffer the paper dis, oDtinueu for SO
snail a lrIiic. He would take it AS
a special la,or if any person in The
country would act as agent for the
paper, in obtaining subscribers, t.r
Which services they Shall be allowed
one copy for every five cash subscri-
DerS they may oOtaln; aud by SO
DOING, they viii greatly contribute 10
snhalce the value OF The paper, and
hereby render II more acceptable 10
In intelligent community.
JOHN J. THOMPSON,
Editor g. Proprietor.
Louisville, Mi. June 8, lS43.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE.

tbs most excellent and pnnctuoI pc
riodical, for June.
TIE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
Meets this evening at early candle
light, at the Methodist Chulch, at
which there will be several address.
ses delivered.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03
PUBLISHING PRoSPECTUSES

We, in common with all Southern
publishers Of newspapers, are in the
habit, when requested by our North.
ern brother publishers, Of publishing
their PIospectuses; for which we are
only entitled to an exchange for one
, year, and only that when il is 30 bro.
posed in said prospectus. When that
IS the case, and we publish then ss
often as requested, we are as mach.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03

grille President Of Texas, says
the Picayune, has issued his PROCLAIM.
alton, charging Com. Moore with Pr
racy. and ever, thing else that is false
as the source from whence itsp,ung.
The people Of Texas, say the sam,
paper, are very much cxasperated at
Houston. AS well for the proclamation
as other acts of maladministlation; &
that there is a great probability Of a
mass convention Of the Republic, the
object of which will be to r, quest him
to resign his seat as President.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03

SATURDAY Htalanim JrsEo, IsiJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18
ID K Y-G GOD s.
NEW FAIL AND WINTER GOODS.

LAZEIR a. cox,
a RE just receiving from New ork. L ia
"a drlphia and BalJuLore, Al their Slore NO
lsT Main str Of, NHEsLISG, VA an entte new
stock Of British, French aud American Soo-s,
ct al tho various STYLES ana QUALITIES, 10 -ut INC
4opieces assorted Cloths, 20 ps cassliuefes,
A. .srted clors, % pS Saiunett5 assorted co9rsi
30 ps XIV jeans; 50 Ps.Red; White ana CHOW
Flasrels; 800 ps bieachcd MlshnSj 80 - BED
rlckIngs: zoe ~ American and BRUSH fHutSi
80 bales brown Shesungsi 60 PS plain, ripcd
md chanEelbie Alpaca Lastrs'j % rs Shusahs
a ne arlIvio .Or AIDES sreaSo'; 81 ps austen
French aud embo sed t1nshams;3 pa Sertnaa
aud French Nerlnves; Ops French BompaZlutsi
20 - assorted silks; 30 ps lHsh Llnensi 90 hs
Apron CHECK 10 ps Furniture De; 10 ps GE ale
cistu-; 2 ps Hart times 20 ps Fore>t ciotas,
I > ps culOred Musllu-; 25 % Mouslln de Lalhes
Plain, siri. ed ana chaugesbie; 100 dog Laules
silk worsled. cotton, Isle Thread and Nonalr
Hos; % dJZ ladies and Gents Gloves OF all
descriptions and pr,cesi 500 ioz oi"o' Z '.lt'>'
asserted numbers 200 lbs Shelh cotton, white
Hld col d; 100 lbs Patent Thread all coloIsi IN
les Sewing S.tNi zoe packs German aud Amer
can Pins; 100 dcz gum, webb and ni't SIspeh
.d.rs; 30 ps Punseo Hdkis, - ps Fiae aud Fancy
O.; 10 SUI Italian CRAY It's, 20 dog >aun dnG
Boln5-znc SOCKS % dsz Linen Cametc Hand
kerchrIs, % rIcu h5d aud striped Ne.yel Tor
ladies dresses, 10 - silk Velvet, Ops cotton CO.
: % alpine cloths fer ..1itts ndng hdOiIS; 80
toz ak, Taehoni Edinburgh ana nett Shawis
Together with a variety of Fancy Goods, RIB
hons srti6ciaI Flowers, Edsiugs, Iuserlluss
Plat and Ashhurton l.aCrs. Also, PLAIN ana ~ c
Boabiaetts, Swiss Null aud Jaconei Musllnsi
Girec!ausIIe5 anu Cap Laces W ash Blonde auC
Bishop Lawns. Ako-a large assor' meHt o
Coat Trainings, Tapes, lsieIs and Buttons OF al
descriptions.
ALSO
so do1 Florence Braid, Prince Albert, Cypress
S'rlw and SILK BOnnrts.
30 doz Mems ana Boys Sealetie Caps
10 sUz VelYeteen and ClO.h 40
10 dJZ Fur CO.
? sOz sup Otter do.
IS bales Pittsburgh ssttsu Yarn, 10 bales Dat
ung, &s. &c 50 prs Rose and AaehInaW baHt
Is.
Country merchants WISHING 10 purchase an en-
tie new s.,cE, or TO UssoTi then STOCK on hahu
viii be acceta niodated on the most adventaSeuu
terms.
Tine above goods wore purchased 1t IN
Low est CASH prices and viii be sold wholesa
or retail az prices that cannot be beat west
the HouutlIrr q. All we ask, IS for the pubic u
call aud exa nIlc ld' stock. NO trouble o snow
goods o No 1 81 Main street, NHEELING, VA
%
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18

HPrepared and sold by A y Sands q. Co Drug
SITS and hemists Granite buildings. 27t
roadway corner OF Chambers st New Work.
no Tor sale by Dru.@ists IN 5ou-houl the l s.
Price 81 re bottte, Sly bOttie IS for So.
The pub &c are respectfully requested TO rcmem-
Der tina, u Is SaIds's SaTsaUaulla that has and Is
constantly achieving such remarkable cures 81
the most difficult class of diseases TO which tho
human irlWe Is subject, aud ask for sand Sar-
parIIa. a nd iqkc no other.
OLiPER PRY or. Agent b. special Gp-
p0iat1leGt for the I'r0PFtet0rS, for Wheeling
d7id ricinity. A. "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18
NvIrnOM GLASS.

EET SYMMES q JAMES " ROBERTS
w respectfully i. orm the public that ,h,y
have cn'-rcy intu eo-partnershp IN tho
Of Window Glass ~ Tho Glass FaCiarv 81 So-.L
Nhee'inC. where they will always keep haas
stuck Of Glass Of al sizes. which they Will 90 10
order ~ The lowest prices Orders addressed 10
them will he promptly filled with sa article was-
rAnied IN he equal to any Cylinder Glass msAs
isciured IN the Western country. dec 2S-tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18

mined to sell as low as our neghbors. We there
fore soy 10 our customers aud the citizens 81
Nhcf Ing and vic'iity, give MS y call before pur-
chasing clsew here, as G are determined TO make
the prLros suIf- sep
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18
COACH TRIMMINIGS.

4 SPLENDID assortment Of Coach Loces PreAE
and Si'rer Hub Bands Dab Fr01nos,
Lamps, Handles, Stump Points, Malcable Irou =,
Iron ANles, EhpUc Springs, Patent ash Lea
lhrr NC &c. 10 be found ~ hard tim es pricCs at
jsl5 OFT & GREER'S, No 8 Ma y 81.
1900 los SE s1 sE .ss;.5 Sic Ts, a1'
just received at the Sisu 81 rho BIG RED BOOT
iv Us SAMI AI'CLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18
NTISTRN
DENFN ESS CUii,ED,

- u ftf Il -
COMPOUND KREOSO'rE ACOUSTIC OIL,
NDR The rurc at DEAFNESS pains and The
discharge of matter from the ears; a 50 all those
Isagrscahe noises. like the huzzlng of EsecIs.
falling uf water whzzing of steam, Sc, &c. which
are svmpioms of approaching deafness and also
generally attendant with lhe disease. For sale by
r DR. CRUMBACKER. No li3. Main ST.
SIZE Agent.
This medicine is highly recommended. aud nu-
merous certificates given, by very respectable
persons col the many astonishing winch il has
performed. may ~