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PILES, sc. are wholly prevented or governed il
the attack has come on, if you use The only true
Hays Iiuament from Comstock 20: Al sores
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SARSpARII,Ih.

coors the hair any shade you wish but will not color
the skin.
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HORSES that have Ring-Bonc, SPAWN, Wind.
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FOUNDERED horses entirely cured by Roofs Foun
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1--WE ART OF CONVERSATION, 10y Capt Or,
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INDIA HAIR DYE

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BALDN ESS.

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COUGH LOZENGES.

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l1ghtness OF the Chest, Bronchitis, and similar pull
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No change Of passengers o. baggage cars.
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Immediately their arrival al Albany by the steam.
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ID. SAChErf,
Secretary, Troy.
a. REED,
IN Accent. Whitehall.
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From Troy, at 3 o'clock a. m.
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TO FAMILIES AND INvALIDs.

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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-28

snow and ice, and the rains which have since
ALLEN, sweeps along, bearing upon her bosom
The steamboats, which have availed themselves o.
the rise to commence navigation for the season.
The "Col. Woods passed here early this morn.
ing on her upward trip, and the Lebanon" has
just glided down, after being ice.bound above,
for the last two months. The cheering prospect
seems to create desire in the members of the
Legislature to return to their homes, and some
OF them, Lieutenant Governor Marmaduke, Mr..
Tate OF Jackson, and | believe some others,
have taken homeward passage, to be absent a
few days. t
Many OF the members have been, and are
yet, afflicted with the mumps, others, with attend.
ing, too frequently, dutch Balls" and such like!
and are, consequently, often absent. ,1tte-
You may set it down, as thing certain, ,hat
the State wiu be districted--a large majority be-
ing in favor Of it. And Just as | hinted some
time ago, c. F. Jackson, Esq, will vote in favor
OF it-so say lis friends, and so says his conduct
which speaks louder than words. But he will
not be alone among the ulras; Shields Of Cooper,
and Minor Of Cole, will go for distrcting. Mr.
Wells bill for dstricting the State came up
again on Thursday lest and was referred TO a
select committee Of thirteen, who have not ye,
reported to the House, but from the reports out
OF DOORS it is said they will not agree upon any
plan OF districting. Here's the rub, agreeing
upon plan! For how is it possible that seuenty
three aspirants, more or less, can agree upon FIVE
districts! 1t is said that every prominent demo.
crat in the Legislature wants to run for Congress!
Yet there will be enough of those who do not
want to go to Congress, with the wings. who
can't go, to district the State upon some planl
The bill. mentioned in my last, proposing to
call Convention TO amend the Constitution
was taken up in the House and passed by very
large majority, without amendment; PROPOSE
ton to reconsider the voie called forth an anims.
ted debate, which was kept up for several hours.
and finally The proposition was indefinitely post.
poned.
A bill has passed both houses leasing the Peni.
Tertiary to Messrs. Richmond and Brown for
ten years They intend to turn it into hemp
and tobacco mandatory! This will afford the
farmers Of Missouri fine market for these arti
Giles of produce; and | have no doubt it is the
very best disposition that could have been made
of the Penitentiary. The lessees are required to
confne the convicts ,cithin the walls of tho
Pentenary, and are not allowed to work them
outside, except in some specified cases, in which
10 make some Improvements about the prison.
A great many bills, of one sort or another,
have been introduced into both houses, and more
or less are still introduced every day, but when
they will get through with them is more than I
would undertake TO tell you. The Legislature
will no doubt adjourn after consuming all the
money in the Treasury.
Yours, in haste l..
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-28
THE SEPARATION.

deem'd that tie that linkd us twain
Was strong, and form'd to last for ever;
But, all! Delusion, fond and vsin!.
feel that tie must shortly sever.
Mid Fashions throng, in festive hall,
Or wheresoe'er my steps inclin'd,
At morning walk, or midnight ball,
Close didst thou ever hang behind.
How oft hast thou embraced my zone,
When none the tight embrace could see;
They vainly deem'd that we were one,-
And wilt thou now fall off from me?
feel that we must part--but oh!
Unwitness'd let that parting be;
Where none can see-where none can know,
That thou hast ceased to cling to me.
Then go-l can my tears restrain,
Nor shake nerve nor move muscle;
But oh, feel plead in vain,
and thou art gone-my tresch'rous BVstle
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-28
ATTENTION. Missouri Locotoco Currency

ATTENTION! Missouri Locotoco Currency
Doctors!-The Legislature of Georgia-bolh
branches Of which are decidedly locofoco-have
authorized the specie paying banks Of the State
to issue small notes--one's, two's, threes, &c.
The locos Of Georgia, according to Mr.. Illusions
reasoning, are a set Of 'federal ,Ohigs"
But the worst pill is to come! The Legislature
of Virginia lin which State Col. Benton resides,
and the Governor Of which is brother.in.law Of
the Col's.) have authorized the banks 10 issue
FIVE dollar notes. Col Benton will certainly
leave the State, and may possibly take up his
residence in this State; for hero, if his plans
should succeed, he will have no fear Of seeing
smaller note than twenty.
The proceedings Of the Legislatures OF these
two States, certainly place the democracy of
Missouri--who claim to be the genuine article"
in very ridiculous position. We hope how.
ever, the real Bentonan democracy OF Missouri
will not stop until they have adopted their "test
oath" law, and all the other currency laws left
them by the "great ball roller" and then I'VE
shall see what we shall see."
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-28
UP ON SANDY.

A good anecdote is told by Methodist
circuit rider, who not long since called at
the house of Mr.. -, having somewhere
near the head of Sandy river, in Virginia,
to stay all night. Every body knows the
character of the citizens of this region of
country, and what it has been for a number
of years gone by, and in all probability for
years to come will continue to be, on ac-
count of its mountain Businesses, the home
of most ignorant and debased population.
Our parson, man of simplicity of charac-
ter en- entering, found four men seated on
the floor playing cards. These, who seemed
scarcely to note his arrival, he passed by
to where the wife of the proprietor of the
mansion was sitting, who very soon en-
gagged him IN conversation. Among other
questions usually propounded, she asked.
What moat your business in these parts
be. slranger!"
81 am hunting the lost sheep of the house
of Israel" replied the Parson.
'"Old man! old man !" cried the woman
to her husband, "old man. say, I'll lap you
any Mag that that old run, that uUds here
t'other day belongs to this man,"
Inc minister was IOrCeu 10 explain,
whereupon, gazing at him with an air of
curiosity and astonishment, she rose to her
feet and exclaimed, A Preacher well,
you're The first cr1tter of that sort as was
ever asacky IN these parts before, as I've
s,en.-bnt may be you'd like TO take a
dram. s'rangerF
Mo. madam, never drink"
"Never drink well, ,oly"
The men, during this dialogue. continued
their cards; but as if suddenly struck with
the improperly Of such conduct before a
minister of the gospel, ia species of ami
nal OF which she had heard, but never
before SEEM the woman addressed the
card players with The manner of one ac-
ruslomed 10 coGnmand:-"Luokyh here, men,
amt you a ID nice sci, TO let a
preacher come here and catch you playin
cards! Move it, ev'ry one of you, or u!
break this pine knot ever your cussed
paies." II is hardly necessary to add lhat
the room was speedily cleared
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-28
EXCHEQUER PLAN.

The House then proceeded to the con-
sideration Of the resolution and the report
of the committee of ways and means.
against the Exchequer plan of the Execu-
Tive.
Mr.. Profit, who had evidently expected
that the Bankrupt Repeal Bill would come
up, said he did not come prepared to speak,
but as the Exchequer Plan was before the
House, he would go on. After some re-
marks upon the failure of Mr.. Bolts to
procure the appointment Of committee.
and nferring that the President had been
shown to be unimpeached and unimpeacha-
BILE, Mr.. Profit proceeded to speak in reply
to Messrs. Granger, Fillmore, and others.
He declared that he was himself against
the Exchequer Plan, and so he told the
President and his officers. He was an in
dependent member of Congress- and had a
right to his opinions.
Mr.. p. spoke then in favor of Mr. Cush-
ing's Bill, incidentally censuring the Wing
party.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-28

Picked FEMALEs.-MySteriouS-The
captain of the brig Moon, at New York,
opened a barrel, which had been brought
to his vessel for shipment to Augusta, Ga.
and discovered the bodies of two females
-one white woman, about 25 years of
age, and the other colored woman about
40. The bodies were preserved in spirits
of wine. The captain had the coroner in
formed on the subject, and an inquest was
held on the bodies. A surgeon examined
them, and was satisfied they had died OF
disease, and the jury returned verdict that
they came to their death from causes un.
known. 1t is supposed their bodies were
intended for dissection.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-28
YEAS AND NAYS

On the passage of the bill abolishing i'm
prisonment for debt, in the House of Rep
resentatives. January 10th, ls42:
YEAS-Messrs. Alternately, Alexander, Bal.
y Ballard, Barkhurst, Bay, Bell, Burden. Car
son. Cole. Compton, Cowan, Crawford. Dsggett,
Donovan, Ellison, English, Flanagan, Garrison,
Givens, Goiorh Grant; Griffin Of Grundy, Grit
fin of Macon. Hough, Howell, Hudson Of
Ozark, Hudson Of 81. Louis. Huston. Hyer, Jsn.
kins, Johns. King, Lands, Landers. Long, Lusk,
Maulsby. McLanshan, McHenry, McMinn, Mi.
nor Of Cole, Minor Of ST. Louis, Montgomery,
Paris. Price Of Johnson, Quesssnberry, Rogers,
Savers. SCOTT, Shelton, Slack, Smart Smith
Of Boone, Smith Of Clinton, Warren, Wellman.
West, Wheaton, Whpple White, Williams Of
Davis. and WILLIAMS Of Howard-67.
NAYS-Messrs. Andrews, Anderson, Arnold.
Bast, Chiffon. Cofiman. Conner. Edwards OF
Ray, Harrison, JACKSON, Lindsey, Marshall.
Malegen. Miller, Murphy, Rowland, Shields.
Snyder, Tate, Tillery, Wash. Wells, Wilson
and Mr.. Speaker-24.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-28

BREACH OF PRoMrsE.-A trial for breach
of promise of Marriage took place in Gin.
cinnati on the 23d ult., which resulted in a
verdict Of five thousand dollars damages
The parties were Henrietta Terry VS.. VIII.
lam Terry. The Message says the follow.
ing facts were disclosed on the trial: 1.-The
plaintiff had been married to the brother Of
the defendant and had been left a widow
with two children. After the decease OF
the plaintiffs husband, an intimacy com.
menced between the present parties, and q
child was the fruit of such intimacy"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-28
January "a.

VdTudIy Gf'
MEssRs. Benson & GREEN:--A genial sun
broke forth this morning to clear away the fog
and gloom of the past week! And the majestic
Missouri, swollen by the melting of the recon,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-28

SERVED HIM Rieur.-At temperance meet.
ing not long since young spark was asked to
sign the pledge; "not quite ready vel" said be.
The meeting soon broke up and be stepped up III
young lady and asked her to take bis arm; "a|
quite ready YET" said she
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-28

The question was then taken on the
adoption of the resolution. and il was de-
cided in the negative--yeas 90, nays 1877.
So the resolution was not adopted.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-28
CONGRESS-.
JANUARY 8, IS43.
House Of Representatives..
Inpeachment.

Mr.. Bolts gave notice that he would TO
morrow present, for consideration, the
charges which he proposed to prefer, and
upon which he would endeavor to found
an impeachment against the President of
the United States.