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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-19

attempt to ASSaSSindte the Hon. Mr..
WickHfe, Postmaster GeRer0l.-On the
arrival of the steamboat Georgia. last even
ing. from Norfolk, our citizens were star
tied with a rumor of an attempt to assassi
nate the Postmaster General. during her
passage up the bay, by John Gardner, son
of Col. Gardner, late clerk in one of the
departments at Washington. The occur
renee took place, as Mr.. Wickltfe, with
his daughters and niece, were advancing
towards the dining saloon, when Gardner
encountered the party, and before his pur
pose could be well conectured, suddenly
raised a knife with which he had been
cleaning his nails, and with great violence
stabbed Mr.. w. in the chest. Gardner
was instantly seized by Lieut.. Bradford,
and prevented from repeating the blow;
his person was then properly secured and
he was guarded in custody until the boat
arrived at Baltimore. Mr.. Wickliffe was
conveyed to his berth, and such relief af-
fordcd him as the circumstances would
afford, but when he arrived here he was in
much pain. DR.. Smith was instantly sum-
moned to attend him, who upon examining
the wound pronounced that it was not dan
gerous, the knife having struck upon the
upper part Of the sternum or breast bone
without having penetrated it. The shock
from the violence of the blow, it was sup
posed, occasioned the pain which Mr.. w,
experienced in his side, and inasmuch as
there appeared no immediate necessity for
his removal, it was thought expedient that
he should remain on board during the night
where every necessary attention could be
paid him, and the excitement of his re-
moval avoided. Gardner was committed
to Jail. Mr.. Wickliffe expressed his con-
viction that Gardner was deranged; spoke
feelngly of the young mans relatives, to
whom he referred as intimate friends, and
despatched person to prevent, if posi-
BILE, the commitment of Gardner to jail
Bali. San, Aug. 9.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-19

DIED--At his residence in this town, Sunday
July 10Th, Abe CADY, Esq, aged 73 years.
He was extensively known to the community as
gentleman Of untring industry, of strict business
habits and the highest moral integrity. Mr.. Cady
formerly represented the town Of Plainfed, and
subsequently, of Keene in the State Legislature,
and was Secretary of State under the Administra-
lion Of Hon. jeremiah Smith. Mr.. G was editor
of the Statesman for several years, and Secretary
of the N. II. Nautical Insurance Company for
near ID years. At the time of his decease he was
Grand Secretary of the Royal Arch Chapter of
Masons of New Hampshire, which post he has
held for many years. His remains were inferred
from St. Paul's Church in this town, which occa-
sion sermon was delivered by the Rev. Rector.
HFs ~ H) Patriot.
At Monticello, Howard County, on Monday, l4th
inst, Mr.. CHARLES BIOREN.
On Thursday night last, the 18th inst, MAR
CELLUS, infant Of Benjamin F. and Mary
Jane Jeter.
Leaves have their time to fall,
And flowers to wither at the north winds breath,
And stars TO set-but all
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, Oh, death"
"Youth and the opening rose,
May look like things too glorious to decay,
And smile at thee--but thou art not of those
That wait the ripened bloom 70 seize their prey
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-19

PATRIoTIc, IF NOT PoETIcAL.-A Wash.
ingtonian in his song, says:
"When young lady signs the pledge,
It's just good as two
For when her lover finds it out,
He's got to sign it too"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-19

A ANCHOR To WINDwARD.-Wc take
the following from the Israelite, Miller
paper in Indiana: with regard to the
time when He will come, we know not the
day nor the hour, nor can ,Ce speak uith
certainty as to the YEAR; but when the last
signs are fulfilled, we may know that it is
nigh, even at the doors. We believe that
the last signs are fulfilled, save one, viz:
the shaking Of the powers Of heaven.
We are looking for that sign every day,
which will be followed Immediately by the
Son Of Man in Heaven
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ELECTION RETURNS.


mum. would do well to attend to it.
ELECTION RETURNS.
The returns from the elections are yet
incomplete; we gather from our exchanges
the results so far as known. and give them
below.
ILLISoIs--In this State, the wings we
believe have succeeded in elccting but one
Congressman-Gen John J. Hardin, of
the 18th District. In the 9Th District, the
Mormon vote was given to IToge, the loco
foco candidate, which turned the scale in
his favor Full seturns are not yet re-
ceived and we may get another Congress
man. IF we do not, the one elect, in all
matters except voting will be equal to his
six Opposing colleagues. A more perfect
gentleman and truer whig than Gen Har-
din cannot be found.
INDIANA.-But few returns received
So far as heard from the wings are fused
up coons."
kENTUcKY.-The returns from the 10th
District make it probable that Wall (Whig)
is elected over Tibbatts Locofoco.
In the Louisville District, Thomasson,
Wing, is elected over Lecompte, Loco.
The vote in the Lexington District as far
as known, is, for Davis, 1888
for Wickliile, 1864
6l0
The Wing says-The report by the mail
last night is that f. =. Stone has succeeded
in drawing off 1900 Wing votes from Ows-
ley, the regular Wing candidate; and that
Caldwell, Locofoco, s probably elected to
Congress in the Danville District. He was
66s ahead of Owslcy at the close of the
first day.
TENNESSEE result in Tennessee
is thus summed up:
A WmG GOVERNOR,
A Vine SENATE,
A VINO HOUSE, and
majority of WING CoNcRr.sArN.
But other important results follow it
1t breaks up the arrangement between
Mr.. VAS BUREy and Mr.. PoLK--made at
the Hermitage--by which the latter was to
be run for the Vice Presidency, in the event
of his carrying the State against the
Wings,
Ii ensures the election of two L. S. Sen
ators from a State which has been foully
wronged by the refusal of the Loco focos,
last winter, to 90 into an election, because
they were in a minority. And it ensures a
Wine MAJORITY IN THE SENATE OF THE
/ UNITED STATES for the next two years be-
yond all question The election has been
the most important one which has taken
place in the United States since that of
1910; and CALAMITY and gloriously have the
Wings won the battle.
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BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.

The Mount Pleasant Association of Bap-
lists, commence their annual meeting to-
day, at Friendship Meeting House, five
miles north Of this place.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-19

OFWill the editor of the Standard send
us his semi-weekly paper? The weekly
does not furnish all the articles con-
corning the controversy now pending,
desire to see which, induces US to make
the request.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-19

The National Intelligencer, of the 9th
inst, says: "The Hon. C. A. Wicklife,
Postmaster General, returned to this city
yesterday from Baltimore and we are
happy TO learn from the Madisonian of
last evening, that he is entirely free from
pain, and rapidly recovering from the ef-
fects of his wound" b
Gardner was examined for the attempt
to assassinate Mr. Wicklfe, at Baltimore.
The jury after short absence, rendered
an inquest that he "was lunatc or insane"
and the court has ordered him to be com
mitted to the State Hospital, until they
shall be satisfied he has recovered his rea-
son
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LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
bath BUILDINJsS.o
10 merly Renshaw's

tFomery heushaWsl
THIS welibown aud sea batbtnp
WIN be opened for ~ reception Of visitors aud after
.u June INST The bundirgs uhdeRonr complete ano
oousn epAi, AID 10 trs viii be spared o. naiutaln tn
lore eco ir.d. 49,
l1e ~ &c boarding will be 81 per week instead of tb
pre-. OF So CHI dren and servants nall ri e You
p ,r not r,qoFns much will fad sccommodarlg
The ste'msr Orus eeidain hlIs,,, from ia. Fnl,on
sst nc a"dwer rhr,vthu'y Caut,in a H. r. m ~
~" "s'h - W each ntke daiy /, hetwetb Ne0
rnt ane LIZ ~ i.h e. viii ne rtseiae,. opsn he
sfiNdi "i rfhef 81 ~ above botts th ce, o., co..,
vei INN ds ely Locg Praueb ga.1 !" 0",
tofh % .ons bfs4 Oh 8. wis n !" &C"
Long b aDch ne u, 1913
To HULL K-.fEk5, sTLAMBOgT PFopxia
II ~ {. Il 7. ccf o. Ehbiic Amuse men. &e-iA IL
o. M FFk =, u I'll = sfcet New Norb IN IN az tnrss A.
superior article .hrti Blass suitable fr llar whi,
ne Oh r. TO- le cheap be siss shes and uts Oh "a
superior .yle, shortest notice. anu on the most req
!" ne rrms. ma ln~r
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10 a " ~ IL = : h u T.
ssEGAtk PHYSICIAN. Once an .essdenes 10. s,s..,.
wich street, pctwesu Cosrandt and Liberty stc,rs vnsl
sns can oonsutsd with the sicies coudspe- or sc
sisintg incident 10 ira female frame
MadAme Hesisn snxprrenca and IN sbs
fonenna eases o. female reeuiafty sopp.es
&C., such ~ % feopife cnt days effect ma
cure iso,ct desrDf mopez medical sstrndancs dtrua con
nncmes' or Other s osfion, will be daring
sven nnss, uI.n Enraic and respectable board.
hsse o. prsealous be sh Sorsds TOO rapid ncessso family
rB be sent 5r nail 20 ofha United Ststsa. Prss
EaEfssse All Lsnen OCT psidl addressed 70 boz &C.,
SsT YORK Boston phse, No Esser street,
B;-Madams REsrELL would lnform ladies rssidins
ost u The cry wbosc health would admit of travelling has
rar Of the Untcd states within reasonable d.nce ais ss
T DYE. COURTsHiP AND MARRIAGE -Jus, pablishr
ed PhysoiogicI Mysteries and IN Love Court
nge matters of the utmost importance to The humas
BY Eugene Beckd D. Transiated from the ID Paris ed
aor, ~ Philip u. Howard. -
Amongst The duly considered IN his work. Mat
Of serious importance single aud young
nS o. sna ssn Gss II . s
and how the habit may BE- removed and its eec
THE causes jesousy with niaibe
from the mind the selds OF hopeless an Unhsp-
nv psssonp "Osprg, with WY discovered NODES passd
Dress with the S,ss snd coops most
becoming vsr shapes aud compile The most
snsn,c wed!ock" Add other RI OF
and married M relates tho FrncDa subjects
For sse wholesale aud retail at ,oa Nassau street NJ Yok
LAND GLOVER, New York C 10y, viii procure cow Of
work being sent 10 u United States the Cana
das, or three copies viii he seni for Two dollar.
e3 dm&wvs
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10 s-Ax l. 81, LADAEis
&kt,EsA.E ErSIRlI,S PRIVENT5VR ,

y1hsss ipvsilsbs Fowdsrt have been sdcysss
IN Lurops, but F~nce IN particular, OF tY
well BY thossands .i coanuy, - bsns the only mild
ssss, and sfcaescus remedy married ladies'. hAad
rorhids 4 rapid increase aIaily. .f. vr
dsdane Hes4V 70 ia val knoTa, sauiS ,~as fst
xsls Fhyucitl 2p@tpas bsIncs hospt.ls
creEoss Of Visous md Ps,1vhere horeu +, g.ess
trpetss1cs aud ast-.sd celebrity
Dss medical specially sSs.;se
20 the female frame, Cor WHICH lneicnes
ssllsd, well 10 this countrT Europe ll.r acq,
With the physiology 1nc anatomy tia female Smr eube
ssr-bY 'rscrg The dschre and III hra,th frrsiss
often srfareuy ncxpncable wa,ch eonsig
fond mosher 10 premstSTs sTavro their
nve s krowsss o. h e%sry cause, OF female nd,spos
the aiseoveIy hsI celebrated "fasvennvo rowdsu .
Their adoption has bsen the OF preserving only
the health bit the life Of afeetousss w an1
fondmothsr-
The feeling the Of sph5oes o.
sng the yss e,rItne to thoussnds BY their sdos
ton would RESPECTFULLY Of the may
rcd b. ali fhsy hold DEAR Ir
Is and evils which Ne ere uk
isct simple and within our control Even
yruous, and enlglsned mind Wal
ngly ansvsI U the .aima,ye Price i've aos Isetsss
accompanied with fol and raruculsi direelions. They
can BE- ic,w,,asd sy maj. t: o. shs vsiI ssss
TEL, femsls rhysisan Principal oEcs, 40 Greenwich
street, New York Ones hons from 4 b. clock M
4'Jst0u once NO Esxern 9mSY
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PORTUGUESE. FEMALE PILLS.
EyEysEo A.r rnErAsHpss

- ~ sYOuELU0uE. ~ Q; LIsBON q. kTutiAA
Pills eomppssd have made heh wonder and adm
racn OF the world They known ali over Europe 20 BE-
s..ta'n IN prodas'ae ne saasy rr, rhs esrany IN al
f though always nyd safe and healthy. ev are e~sis =
produce miscAuiaao II nsed during that period =
round with the seal Of Inc importer stsmped Zach en-;
sn: tho signature o. "a as aHs ths Eogilst d.
agent for tn. continent Of America
Thew he f-ensritfea bv Any psrt o. he United
States Sold by Dr. Mriveau agent and importer for the
United states Office l2s Liberty street. 0ernich street
Price t5haf boxes - No hall bore by mail Sold
s.s BY appointment Of y NJ At 100 Cherry sweet, assi
Nst YORK ~JI rss' With 'mmedisse suopI,or Al rt,ers
mss he rcst psd. milo irnd&w
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= |.Si<A-sA. -'iNiht iffl$A Z tsff<.H
lrNt- % cs.e51siy, cesc,. Av~Ie.is ii
~ isds.rc Hesyr''s bs5ps Monthly Phi. ia all ai
a,s2GiaItty snlfeascj a-pv- irIetioz. a.
sron siei he.L OF ever i..s.e esI>aaa riaeS
ncn isrudsson she li.cG stts;I .hev vcsts
soYnifisiA s-f imtsnoci scsah.if si3ricj g ~
eiIwsivs sof put 81 dhercpi oos.-. and ci
ssgsa Mon:hs flls, 'ish she obee ~ .eh to.a, d
.os-tis al tyt <opa,t box eer.nes isfose
:. si,nned s.. ;ss'. 'sie,es 90 e
stfein ersept svH Krr,ed frucpa jfsss
IS sresaNsh s,fss New yort and ksseH street. bossoS
sfraqkxea " " "
ss Il, a co.eS Ssd, Of eel bo, s 40 SS
IorSmsnsa n ssf sr-rc nfaien New York
" a,rsmSY
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CORBYN's COTTAGE,
STRYKER,S Ray

- - - % n ThEh-S DAY,
NOW OPEN. and tall operati IN. for the Spring and
l. SUNNI
During the winter alterations Improvements have
oeen sad, which will belle and the CON
fort Of visitor
SALOON forgive feet in length has been erected for
The accom- odaoD OF large parties dInner suppe
GERS, or coulons
Aseysrs entrance has opened for the ring
die ladie,' psriors uoiet and sci. cted
Vi H.. WtrEs, Liauom, CorFrCTIorABIrs, CREAxs, &c.
&c only they viii he
or TIE VERY FIRST GUILTY.
Civil and obIRp ndants engaged and every eort
vii he s,ed the house ho. ALREADY
acquired. aud TO render visit 10
LOhBYN's COTTAGE
desirable and satisfactory.
AD Ordinary sunday at O'Clock Tickets cents
Strykrrr Bay !. A'tusted tie papss Hudson
sir miles from tn City Hall by the Boomngdale road STAGE
s'a eveI hour from h, OF TIyou Place and Chatham
street. Fare IN ni3 Inn
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WARRINGTON GARD Ms, ho8OkEN
HHN IRELAND, the well known proprietor Of the First
q Weird House. No % New street., ieosner Of Exchange
face grateful Tor the hitherto
friends and dssirous q specully
nfon. them and the public generally that he has lately
sed the commodicus House aid aIens
as the Wellington House, uat N Hudson street. Hoboken,
within inmates walk from the Ferry, formerly upied
BY ths late mes S.eeny he will be happy
calls from the fisrds Of the late popr also he public
generally Thr Gardens being newly and fully iad
w b. supplied durins tue wilh excellent
men of III. and choicest Of flowers The b,r being
greatly enarged aud new fed up, Will good
Wines Liquors OF the approved qnalty
snd Of the sup branhs-s!so Sherry Cooblers
Mint Juirps aud PuIch.s made 10 the bes s'vie Reeih
mens lcudne Ice Cr ans and other de c sf the
,on He HIS AFRO h,,sd and agreeah, sitting par
iors for ades Inch 'front.' hs By and firnsh
Of the delight al scenery The iu,.crb,r
hat nothiIg shalt b. wanting the Il his
mas slso rhued the B. wing Saloons two entire
new Alleys built the mos, raved plan for and
the recrealon Of vsitnrs pf n. he IL
unnecessary To more than thar they will all be
ouod attentive 10 the the stors The subs
from his respectfully soIics
ears the pubo patronage and pledges hmeI that ncthp
iha n9 WANING on mas part those hrs
b9 TO the comfort aud enjoyment OF those VINO may
the Warrington Gardens.
40 ImTre JOHN IRELAND Proprieror
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10
DENTIsT.T shc.s WI: rave dse.yed s..ih and have
pey DONE the heh pcs usually CHARGED
have operation ormed pertaning 10 the To- n
teul and proper by calling w. T. PA6SINs
Veseyst where ne IN stendancs AZ all imss and ORE,
pness Rnon By any dsssst i do y "a for the e, Sss:
thar will correspond with the and within the means n
Mr. invites all ueed Of his services call on
nm aud they shall not be dsapronted BY not
being properly performed and In tact perfect Satisfaction in ali
n specimens Of his work be seen in bis Office ..d
references gwen II required. fs - imsr
QRISTOLs SAUSAP AhILLA-Tks p epaI q a ~
sarsapaa Thing he etotoe "a red
public novaior IT the human Il, scomuend-
by the medical faculty ,uch those c-d with dis
If the blood far 10 be fuy
Forse by reputable Dusgss and Agents throughout the
country. t lee tn- aof N .-
CITY ENrs FoR THE SALE OF BHlsroLS sARsAPARILLA
William Burger, Wholesale agent. 50 CanItsndt and
1888 Greenwich IT. ard at retail al the following places Mil
hsu. rha ss e,0:ysy' Ruht % Ais,,uwa ITO
NJ D. So bowery and Johr SWINE 30 Falts. cor Water s
Greenwich g; A Hi so7 0reenwch il ,nd Colongou
corner Of Spring md Houston street; Burnen Third
Daniel Tsckei IS Grpd *; ii Tnpp iso Division ST
and $50 Bow~ry, John Hart 2s Grand. Norfolk
Wood aud Morrison. 20s Gresuwsch CIomwels 2s4
Grand St sm'ih Medicine No. 357 Broadway; Leg
ze IN Hou.ton 1t; McClaurys cor Division and ED
ridge st; Drug store. COR. Broome and Suffolk st
Maynard Noyes, Boston
GrosvsuoI Chase frovdence. RI
Dickinson Goodwin, Hartford, Conn.
ReSy Buell. 5, YO1i 4. jersey s, CIV Conn.,
p. M. Cohen L Co. Charleston, C.
!. q. Reed, 143 Fulton st. BROOKLYN. l.. l. mz7 I'm Sr
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PAVIIJON-EoRr Ipr


THE above etsbI hmsnt having been rered The mont
fashionable and modern styie, opened the first Of
Ne Tor the reception OF vi,,tns and permanent bosde
No cation th, for subrty aud convenience
eeee uaed within nine mIies OF the city The
men OF the fasadoe' the bank of the Huds For
nvaids or those wishing recreation ,hs
stso'Ish,nrnt presents many advantages having extensive
siou de or pr made, where she from he
summer sun; With fences for bathing please
The u. last dious: The extensive prospect from he Payo
ind adjosping heights for is beauty Mary
compsnes ON peampm'n or tarkets viii find
tnosc puvposes
steamboat Boston, Captain Bsbceck will rly
isriy giving facilities those having city
viss daily
foT particulars enquire Joes Music Store ms
Broadway. JOHN A. WHi1FIELD,
mleimsy prnurirtox
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PUBLISHED DAILY Bb
JAMES GORDON BENNGTT.

N w. CORNERs FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
rEE Nkw Yosk Hssslv--A daily papa issued every
ron OF the weos--prrcr 100 ces copy Country ,ik
ntr' urI sncd At the nts tor any h On
St amer m dyaocs no paper sent unles paid advance
ocockpree s aud gavtev per eopy-fun,sSei
to pb.cnb> t125 ~ advance ~ a. sSs
zane fcf any specified pev1od. - -
CsnahsepEshaYs l~s~,.
.Akno ueases ntpnmyg. treoueeog ~ Riss-
NVsD, sgp>~~aA nses - - - ~--'Ev&
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CAUTION no FEMALEs

MADAME .sESTkLl, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, woai<
xanec the treatment Of their complaints esce By one the
HAT all she ATTENDS them cneil
senence and knowledge enable. dc so She
deems necessary % ts She does wsh 70 bs
eassed with the continually appearing and
ius, arising Female fhyncans ~he and
che usee. srs Obliged TO gei scsce, lcs!
ieaoao sxac5 70 n;tcsd Cogsang psrors and
IssSeGce t4s nreenrtb strss: hstve-e couandt III
bsrty aoss ns ssfnsfspas f-oI1 a NJ tneP
ALL 2nsr
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.
"SCIENIIS CREDE 81 VALERIE Wis"


NORTH liver D1,PENsAnY, 2oih Fulton .Teet,ne.r
~ Gree nwich stee-Ds ctor MORRISON Member of the
hoyal college OF su &c Gondou and ormcrly Suueon
he Brifish rvy continues to he ccnutrd cDrdt
from o'clock, A. NJ to 10 M daily, AL dscues ofa pri
vate NATURE and I'll those
inudicious treatment and Inc impudent Of quack
1cincs regular med cal with
ice Of oves ~ years. oie Dr. NJ to adapt proper
dies The vaious Cons well the
Of those nsidous rnssdes Dr. NJ is daily consulted by
tenls where the Leading symptoms cave been OILY ehecE ed
,t leaving the pyon 70 uIk Ia the until ultmafe
deve!oees belt in th' e.piorabe shape OF seccnd Sy
nercofy delets nous dug, confinement from buses
Ia forms Of disease performed from 10
Gays and in proportion with rnsiigpant cases
3nctufes OF the urethra-Ob, in the urehra
aud enlargement of the PROSTATE gaud, accom-
PANIED IN much irritation and dull ptln III pa I, are
of the consequences Of mateatment DR. Va Gu ies
structures scientific manner, noiiug their
In adye Isen the subject of
suicures the symom d. 6ned HIS delusiOn be- use
eHls,em Of the postfae s,and &c would produce anal.
svmpIoms Ii cruel 10 torture patients with bouu,e
&c. when eaity there Dr. VI 10 irsuusnt
conauted whore patio nave by such e. se
ferng from tn cvn'equencs of du gence 10 secret d,
habit, and her mi urca from The
Of Nostups aud pretended specifics, winch It, IN date
only TO induce sreater Depression d. M Teas such o.
purely pathological principles aud fails in
curc strictly confidential"
Letes cost PAID and containing fec OF S. will eniure pre-
sefptions and advice, or io 0edcnes will be To- adea
AMI cure wtfrausd Wy lis giving history
hI-Ufhcr 2oth Fulton 1t. lear Ureeuvlch
-With two three excep ious DIR. M |, the only
qua 'ieJ advertising Surgeon IN the city. i.I2 lmrr
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PLANTERS HOUSE

DEDUCTION OF THE FARE cop,ideros,os Of IN.
pressure .. the mes The unde rgned has reduced the
prices Boarding and Lodging 81 per the rte
Wines om sx per cent HIS tsbes will &c nt.ne ne
her, toiore tn be supplied with every luxury
The building the lagos any and bner more com
the West -
Ever attention will be given by the hi. agent,
aud servants 20 accommodate who may him wh
call. BEhJ s'TICKNEY
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TO THE LADIES

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