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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-08

UPGov. REYNOLDS, in one of his lead
ers in the Jefferson Inquirer" of the goth
June, manfests considerable alarm, and ex-
presses great anxiety at the prospect OF
I,C0 democratic tickets, for State officers
at the next General election in this State
As we live in the neighborhood of the
Governors former residence, and occa-
sionally hear little from some of the
eaky members of the "clique," we will
tell him how his marvellous anxiety is &C
counted for in this quarter:
One Of the provisions of the constitu.
ton Of this State terminates the Judicial
office at the age of sixty-fve. The Hon.
George ToMrKINs, one of the Judges of
the Supreme Court, will fall under this
clause in the early part of the next Stale
administration. Gov. REYNOLDS, it is ru-
mored, having failed to knock Dr. Inns
heels from under him at the last election,
in consequence Of PENN's refusal to unite
in his demolition, has bargained with Col.
MARMADuKE for the appointment, the good
nalured Colonel having agreed 10 appoint
"our excellent Governor" provided the
Governor would compel the "cIique" to ply
their machinery and secure him the nomi-
nation.
Well, what harm is there in all this? Col.
MARMADUKE would certainly make very
wcighty Executive, and Gov. REYNOLDS a
good Judge. True, both these gentlemen
thought il a damning offence for Mr.. AD-
ANS to appoint Mr.. CRAY Secretary of
State, one having voted for the other, but
the case being altered alters the case in q
most material manner. In the case of Mr.
CLAY, modcsty as well as honesty required
him to decline an appointment from gen
teman whose election had been materially
aided by his vote and influence, but the
Governor, kind man, has onl y been all hi'
life hanging to the Treasury, and it woulc
be an act Of the grossest cruelty to pre-
vent the Old gen,lcman's making provision
| for the remainder Of DR.. Inns preson
term.
LINZ, it is whispered is hard customer
Heretofore, trust has been reposed in tho
ability of the "cIique" to use him up anon.
the members of the legislature between
the election Of members and the election
Of Senator. Last year, it is now said, tho
effort would have been successful, but 70
the refusal Of PENN, Of the Reporter, t
aid such rascalIy movement, and this i
the secret Of the Governors present clIor
to destroy him and his paper.
A new Gag is consequently thrown Il
the breeze: The test of "cliquo' democrac!
nor requires a man to denounCe PENN a
traitor, who has been a democrat all hi
life, and endorse the real democracy 0
LYNDE ELLIOTT, imported TO edit thu
STANDARD" who was wing until 1896
and opponent of Gen. Jackson and his ad
ministraiion. Il further requires all "clique'
meetings to forgct DR.. LINN in their com
mandatory resolutions, and puff only Col
BEYToN and Gov. REYNOLDS. This trick
it is hoped, viii kill DR.. LINN by degrees
and make all things easy for the transfer
Of Gov. REYNoLps to the wool sack o
Judge ToMPKINs, and from thence to DR.
LINN's seat in the Senate in 1918 Col
MARMADUKE, il will be observed, has com
Imenced TIE CoRc, and remembered 10 for
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-08

1PThe ST. Louis New Era of the Goth
ult., says the Treasurer is paying specie
for all warrants presented at the city Treas
ury.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-08

OIllO addressed an invitation 10 lIOI. lllc1-
ord NJ Johnson rooucs,ino Iis at,ondanc,
-' - U0''''''', - "''"''c'
al Inc oregon 'oh'ehtlons 10 DC ne'u IL
Cincinnati on the Sd, 4th' and 9Th days OF
July inst. He has accepted the invitation
in the following reply:
W.. e. r. Mo-, ,o.,
" niIE ''oLrnoi'' n.y. may o. 1910
GENTLEMEN:-l am honored by your
circular, by which | am informed that a
Convention will be held at Cincinnati on
the Sd, 4th, and 9th Of July, to urge upon
Congress the immediate occupation of Ore
gon by the arms and the laws Of the Re-
public. will meet you there.
The title of the United States to the
Oregon territory. as defined bv DIR. Linn
and others. in the Senate of the United
States, is valid, and should not be disputed
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-08
WOOL FOR MASSACHUSETTS,.

The steamboat Iatan, on her last trip
from the Missouri, brought down twelve
bales of Wool, marked for Lowell, Massa-
chusetts twas baled at Boonyie, and is
the product of Cooper county.
We had just written the above paragraph,
says the ST. Louis New Era, when our eye
caught the following in the Dubuque (Iowa)
Transcript After urging upon the people
Of that territory the propriety Of turning
their attention to Wool growtug, as profit
able employment, the editor proceeds to
say:
I'VE will give some reasons for this be-
lief and refer to facts: Mr.. I. w. Flauher-
ty, living near this place, sheared from a
singl eve, this spring, Sir and one fourth
pounds of wool. and from a buck, nine
pounds. Mr.. Charles Brady, living about
ten miles from here, sheared from two
year old buck, fleece weighing eleuen
pounds. Persons acquainted with the wool
growing business, living at distance, may
form some opinion of the adaptedness Of
this country for wool-growing from the
above.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-08

Tnr Crops IN VRGIylA.-The Richmond
Compiler says: "IIarvest has commenced upon
tue river below upon several plantations. The
crop is said to be unusually good. One Of the
most extensive wheat growers says he never had
such fine crop Of wheat before. The crop in
this region is first rate"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-08
List of Letters.

P EMAINLNG in the Post Office, at Fayettc,
IA Mo- July lst' 1919
Adams Catharine Miss Martin John
Adams John McCury Harrison
Andrews Eliza Mrs. Masterson |.
Andrews John Meserly Susannah Mrs,
Allen Z. Nor Buon A L. M'Crary Benjamin
Birch T. E. Nipper VIM. H.
Ball Jesse Nye james NJ
Beatte Armstrong o
Bass Billy oven Perry
Burton will an
Bake. c. Parker M
Bushard William Pate Henry
G Pitcher c. b.
Cumstock George Phillips Sarah Mrs.
Collier Susan Pitcher Charles I.
Cailyles Charles or Rob't. R
Candle Jane Mrs. Russell c. E. Doct
Galway w. II. DOct Ross james C.
Collier VIM. T. S
D Stanley Thomas
Desal r. Smith Stephen
+ Stewart Daniel
Erskire John W. Settle Charles q.
EInbrey Wesley A Street William
Street John
Fleming John Snavely Jacob
Fields Joseph Stuart w. B. els.
Furnish B. s. Steele William NJ
G Saunders Thos. G. =
Givens George Saunders K. 8. Doct.
Good Daniel
Il Todd Griffn2
Hughes Thomas r. Thompson E.
Hughes John I. Todd Peter
Hargis Isaac or Josiah Ibmlinson Jas. W.
Hammer Beverly 2 Ybwles Portius D
Hide Mathew
Yivion Harvey
Johns John NJ. w
Johnson Ralph Writ Adam
X White BENZ. F.
HAMMER NJ. Miss Withron Allen
l. Woodson T. J.
Lnrue John Watts Reuben
Leach Nancy Wallis James
NJ Welfcfnger GreenyIlls
McGcehon David Walker A. B.
Martin Amy Mrs. w. TAYLOR, P. NJ.
July Sth, Is 10. l7--3t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-08

MENTAL AND MORAL MALADIEs.--"A As
diseases and plaques affecting the body
are generally ditfused over the whole world
at particular periods, each country suffer
ing, in its degree. nearly at the same time, so
moral pesticnces and social maIades are
equally epidemic, and we find, at particular
epochs almost all countries suffering from
them alike. A curious historical table
might be made, showing, in parallel, the
vices and folies Of each particular epoch,
with their notifications, in various coun-
tries; the military madness Of one period,
the sanguinary fury Of another; the bloody
fever Of civil wars appearing in its season
over the whole world; the iicentious scabies
spreading abroad in another; the spasms OF
fanalcism, the atony Of inhdeity; the St.
Vitus's dance Of lcvity, and the dclirium ire.
mems Of revolution, following each other Pc
riodically, and affecting the whole frame OF
society,""
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-08

ID EMAINING in the Post Office, at Fayette,
IA Mo, July LIST, 1913.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-08
OREGON CONVENTION.

The Oregon General Committee OF
Ohio addressed an invitation to Col. Rich
ard N. Johnson, requesting his attendance
at the Oregon Convention, TO be held in
Cincinnati on the Sd, 9TH, and 9Th days of
July inst. He has accepted the invitation
in the following reply:
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-08

To MesSrs. Worthington, ID, +, Disney, SC
Committee,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19
MEDICAL.

ORRIs TOOTH wAsH-Prepa.sd from the ong.nsl re
~ cpe az Nos s3old street, New Yrok-The Orrs Tooth
Wash purely vegetable PREPARATION possessing the proper
healthy state preventing unpleasant odou
the mouth whether arising from decayed teeth from DEL
rsnged stsfe of the stomach.
designed be used with tooth brush, and will be found
upepede the necessity Keeping The teeth clean
and pre- renting wearing sway OF the II the teeth
It particularly useful Of spungy restoring che
10 healthy state, and causing hom around the
teeth In painful Of the eeth and gums arsng from
exposure to cold il will be found highly beneficial II i
before rest Th. %sthoa RECOMMENDED BY emf.
muaie during the day are entirely removed and the mouS
Kept through the night in clean, sweet and healthy state
Sound and white teeth the valuable portions
humanity; but how many neglect the attention
means needed Among these know Of peasapI
and efectua the Ons Tooth Wasf lit clsanes and wh
tens the strengthens the gums 6es the mouth and
the BREATH recommend IL TO all young
Id Boston Morning Post
The O Tooth the boat detergent we eve, assa on
on enanel.-I Boston Transcript
E,rx al. NV he nrinripal dUggists In ri; vnfy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19
PORTUGUESE FEMALE FILLS.
INVENTED Anp gREr.sgp ~

'THE Scientific combination Of INGREDIENTS Of which st,s
Pills composed have made then the and na,o
ration Of the world. They known all Europe 10 ),
only preparation discovered that has
certain In the monthly Their certantv in al
cases being that hev mns not t used during
tourh always mild, safe aud healthy CERTAIN
otoJuce miscarriage If used during that period. "
The directions translated English and are
,,und with seal Of the stamped Each b,x
s,ns Of M de Bordeoqus, the English
,rctons the signature OF Dr. Y. MELVEAJ su,o,.s
agent for he continent OF America ~
They he transmitted by mail IN suy pnu Of the Unite.
states Letters directed 10 DR.. f. Meivean bo, "a M
York will ret With mmedlAis attention All e,ter, as,
paid Sold by Cherry near trb,
Price IS Half hores 80 No half boxes sen. by
nsh ito i'm DIV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19
GOURAUU'S
POUDRE SUBTLE.
FOR COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY
ERADICATING
CTTpER FL TIOITS HAIR

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
Preparation for the destruction ohe strongest and toughest
Hair from the soft down lie. upper liz to
i:;s Tsf found sY%sS y Y
ps bo: Bewar. Of dsesoas
whers also may be had
EAU DE b EA UTE.
unrrsed for sTt,min ting Tan, Pimps, BOtcbes sscw.
"iS' Liquid superb article and
the only one in use. 50 cents per BOTTLE
B t ss sssfs he
from aou, popefs. generally entering INTO combins
ion 60, this pSo ho,sG ID s s,ni be.t, 3 cents each
ar: '!'{ Hamilton
SsasS ts; VEIL HEf Sa%s ErS a.'sn
S:. S'; Co. We; s Ss Ls
s s'T.s ssfe1e MsG
Jsnes~Nsw.P nf 9cpe Psse,on Dr. s..s Ps PHI,
Ts
Ths%a: Co. Main street; Va, R,enmoad' Nr' FIy.eI;
Hd e. s'ss rss s4i%s
ss' anus. sss aSS; 'Sf s
tiouabls Within few ,h. remarkable and useful chs
FL
% he Ds T
labor Purchaser. should heie be then guard and
aS Subtle opSs is Soe
fac so on the o1 ss D
Remember only Office N. Y FOR the above celebrated
Cosmet is 81 Walker street, door from Broadway
JIG lmr
POSITIVE CURE FOR COKNs.
1T il positively certain that Sir Ashley Coopers cee
grated Com Ssve will make fuai Of cons, proof
Of which introduce the following certificates from highly
respe ctsble gentlemen -
certify, thar one .psisson Of Or cGops Com
my se, and that qf ma Others Which have whin my
knowledge, | am disposed TO- rsgaid Il 40 specific
IL H. SHERWOOD, M. d,
s25 Broadway, Now York.
have used Dr. Cooper Corn Saive with perfect success
Nv CorDs o. long standing and the worst
bad that considered them ncurahc but aprlica
pain. WtNANB BRADBURY,
Publisher ofthe Bosten Miscellany, &C.
- . 32I Nassau street, N. Y.
Office for who'll sailing and retaining this ance I3s Nassau
uudr ClRton Hal aso for sale by the following gen
tlemen flames Jhilton, ID, 263 Broadway Messrs
Sands 273 Bro idway Mrs Hapes Bowery and 1879 FuI
ton street Broohlyn James Hart NJ d. Chambers
and Broadway.
Let every Que who hs Corn, make one trial may b,
done with ceIt.nty OF producing the effect yiJ in-r
CLOTHING, CLOTHING
(NHEAP for Cash at the Fash enable Tailoring Establish
~ ment 1903 Brskm ~ street Every "a the line ,de
70 order IN ~. most fashionable and substani manner OF M
finest materials, and At the lowest prices The foiownp
prices are stiicily adhered to
Overcoats Of superine beaver $50 style, SIS to
Dress Of the best West Of H. Gland cloths, oas
rants, sup, fancy and black cassrneres, q 10 u,
vests Cashmere silk satin, and cloth .,< . ztt2 ~
toah made and trimmed, t71t 10 2 fsnn slH 10 Vesn
~ TO One look the goods will give more ansacuon
than the best description. ,ouS uorr.r
jyl2 Jmsr vOHN MVFFAA'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19
TO MARKED LADikS.
MADAME RESTELLS PREVENTIVE POWnERs

M AQANlE RESlELL'S POWDERS
1These Invaluable Powdcs have been adopto
in Euore but France particular for upwards thirty
well Thousands this country, being the only mild
safe, and ecacious remedy for married Iades heei
forbids a rapid increase Of family
Madame Reste a. is well known for thirty yea Fs
male Physician tile principal Female Hospitals ia Eu
ropehose Of Vienna and Parwere favored ~ her grre
experience aud opportunities she attained that cclebv In
great medical science so specially aartc
female Frame for which her medicines now stand ur,
Vailed well N this country Europe Her acquaintance
with the physiology and Of the female Frame
h.s-by tracing the decline and i'll health Of
In the meridian Of he and the consequent rapid
often apparently nerpeabe causes which ccn,irn
fond mother TO premature gsve-to their
nve edge Of the primary Of female ,ndiso.
ons-especaly Of married females-whicn, 1909, led
the discovery her celebrated 4" Preventive Powders
Their adoption been the of preserving
the health but the life OF afcctonatc wife
fond mother.
The advertiser feeling the importance Of thus SUBJECT
tmating the benefits resulting thousands by their ador
would respectfully OF the
ned all that they hold and dear,
Il wse and prevent evils which are sub
iect by simple and health within control Ever,
dspassonate vrtuous and enlightened mind will unhesat
,nGly answer in the Affirmative Price five dollars package
accompanied with full and particular directions. Tney
can be forwarded By mail to any Of the United States, AZ
letter. must be paid aud addre ssed MADAME RES
TELL, Female Phy.lean, Principal Office, las Greenwich
street., New York Office hours from AN. 20 cloch M
Boston cfrc. No.7 Essex st. 10 i'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19
ENGLISH SCHOOL.
i, HAVANA iNsa, ISLAND OF CUBA

InhNLkS DNNNE WAIEhLAND, PhlNCIPAL
THIS Academy established years age, The pa-
OF former IntendenI General Island and
other ds uarpUn.o individuals Of the nobility
TINS city. IT. cOcdncted the plan o: the 0e 'gy
STA and the metnoc Of taon the nterrogativer All the
scholars the English language and Of them
spe ak II habitually and nuentiy
The Principal has the of schools in France Ger
many, England, and the United States His chief Is 10
the youth entrusted his practical OF
those branches Of polite educ which required
sctye careers, and are applicable TO any.
The Of study the eore comprehends the English
Nanrul Philosophy the practical part of Mahe mstcs and
Drawings Of varIoDs kinds.
Proso OF divers nations and reside the
sbshent and all the classes receive
from the director.
Such signal has attended this plan tuon tina,
two foreign languages in perfectly intelfgibe manner and
h9se OF ripper years, correctly and easily.
acquisition the Spanish but also
thus placed within the reach OF the youth Of the
au 1aet without its being necessary for them TO
th many advantages which from English ed
,he United States facilitate the requirement
NY accent Tor his Spanish pupils which service
on De douby repaid them the atter and To-
@ W many sptt o. The English schools The young citi
mate he house being spacious and airy s,tussd in
spot at short distance from the city; and consn,rg y;,hn ia
Units fine bath and complete Tor Inc
OF the pupils health Two youths, lately arrived from Co..
ny nave passed The summer IN the school perfect he ath A.
The principal married and his wife and sas,
~ &c OF the junior department. children received s
otthat OF infancy. my
very pupil enjoys has religious opinions und,sturbed
he terms are $500 payable three months In nd
tant There are extras except clothes snd books
ALEXANDEn MORALES ESQ.
NIL Iavan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19

EEMALE PHYSICIAN. Ofhce and residence ian I,rs.,
witch street, between Cousndt md Liberty streets wher.
she be consulted with the sces confidence on corr
plaints incident TO the female frame.
Madame Hestsserperehca and IN the ire
Of ebsnate ofeuae csulary stoppage snppresop
&c, such a. to reQuire but few days effect pccc
cure Ladies desiring medical during cor
hnement or other IndsposoD, will he durns
sucn uLnc, WIN private and respectabi. board.
freveBtve Powders for MARRIED ladies' WHOSE d.
iIese or precaou aeah oIhds rapid increase Of family
wl be sent by mail to Of the United States Price
y package All Letters Ost pad) addressed to Dor
Nsw YORK Boston Ofies No tssci street"
". B.-Nladame RESTELL would inform ladies residins
ont OF the city, whose health would admit Of thai
she would devvc her personal attendance apon them
OF the Uned within reasonable distance ito i'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19
Variety.

ANOTHER VETo.-His Honor the Mayor has We
ioed the Miller Temple in Howard street. IN conse-
quence OF the weakness OF its walls. the olscipies
of Father Miller say he can't veto the destruction oil
the world next April.-Boston Transcript
Suro1DR.-Mr. Monro, a dister we believe, this
morning terminated his existence by hanging him.
self We have not heard TO what cause this melan-
choly catastrophe is to be attributed, but we suppose
IT must have been depression OF mind, perhaps al
most amounting 10 insanity Toronto Examiner,
4h instant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

0WIN0 TO The Celebrity edicecy and nvanabe sueeess
" Madame kestes Female Monthly Pils in all ca,es OF
irresaary Of those functions y,
upon which the health OF female
their ntroduction into the United States yesrs
conhteel and limitations constantly attempted
st.wslye esnts box Ru up N different boxes. and called
possible two dolian box Females are therefore
cautioned against these attempts impose uon tnem Il
sufficient here that all Female Monthly Pills are com
!eSei., except those sold at Madame Rese' Pnncps cs
PIceti Madame Resteis signature j,
Of each boz.
che dnccriens enclosed inside OF each boz Sold ar
pcinent at 2st Grand street, corner Of Aiken, New York
Ii 0 I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
a IN - y O. u II ID ID N liz ST. "a N A. sEfkl

Y. w. CORNER, SUTTON AND NASSAU sTREgIs
THE NEw yoex HERALp--h daily paper, issued ever
doipna o. the weckpnce TOO ceis Country VI
SIbe furnished ~ the sans pte for specific perod
eEittsnce IN advance NO paIcI sent paid
zine oclockpnce and quarter per copy-nrp.sS
country Subscribers per anaum, advance or m ,hs
rata for specihed period.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19

LEECHES! LEECHES LEECHES
~ 600 Large healthy Swedish and German Lseches
1C1SOO Just received per ship Stephan from Hamburg
10000 Swedish and German Leeehes per bark Washing
from Hamburg, for sale at moderate prices, by
g. A. * n. WITTE, Il
yDtnsT I3l William St, Importer Of Leeches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19
RHEUMATISM! RHEUMATISM /!

DERSO rs afflicted with Rhe umstism beginning
be that If they continue suffer any longer they
blame o but themselves. DR. Henrys Veg cable
Rheumatic Syrup above all doubt the Of
Rhcuualism
To all whom it may concern-This cerfes spring
was taken with violent rheumatism in all my limbs SO
was The pain that unable to turn my bed
without help: and that did
sleep for nearly week emoyedsI eight physcians
who ula relieve the least, when hearI OF DIR
Henrys Svu procured bottle Thursday morning, and
Saturday following walked nearly two miles. kept
eAdy OWING, and weeks Perfectly cured,
and am now able to bear fatigue and sxposure.
HENRY MARSALL,
26 Houston opposite Ludlow.
Thus 60. Not week passes but dozens Of
calling Office tell how rapidly they have been we'd
by this medicine For sale 2s6 Bowey Of Houston
afreef. dl5lm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-19
CERTAIN CURE FOR ALL DEAFNESS.
MONS. MALLAN-sOUND MAGNIFlERS-INVIs

M BILE VOICE C0NDUCTORs-Te enable persons
instantly advanced age forty and fifty stand
lug Of extreme Deafness who only Sill chilly
dull hearing general and c.tch the
the size of small gold seven shilling piece and when in
uncomfortable than having small Of fine wool in
its place. And although they extremely SMALL yet they
enable afflicted with deafness hear
respect, equal to those Of most accurate hearing.
TO of Mons Mallan Don, Surgeon Dentists, sole
agents the ratentee No. 2 Broadway the Onion
Club.
he above invention has been in IN Europe some
years and strongly recommended being of the
discoveries OF the age.
Persons in New York CITY, the remittance
ofSlO, can have pair forwarded by post part