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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18
AN ACT


TO amend an act To regulate Executions
Be ii enacted by the General ASSEMBLY Of M
STATE ef Missouri, astoiioDs:
!. Every execution coming 10 the hand
oi the proper constable or officer OF an,
township, shall he lien on the slaves
goods, challes and shares in stocks oi The
defendant in the township to wi ich sucl
execution ShaI! be directed. from the tnt,
the same shall De delivered TO said constabl,
or officer.
This act shall be in force from and after
is passage.
STERLING PRICE.
Speaker of The House Of Representatives..
NJ. NJ. MARMADUkE,
President Of The Senate.
Approved February 6. l643.
TIL: REYNOl. IDS.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18
PLATTE LAND OFFICE.

EDWARD M. SAMUEL and JAMES H.
BIRCH, Esquires. have received the appoint
ments TO the Land Office of the Platte
District, by and with the advice and con-
sent of the Senate. Mr.. SAMUEL Recei-
yer, and Mr.. BIRCH Register. They are
both competent to discharge the duties of
their respective offices.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18

UPA third land slide has occurred at
Troy, a short distance from the former
ones. No injury was sustained.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18

he return Of the summons 10 entitie the
defendant tn crn',nuncr.
: This act ,u take efltc, from and after It's
pa'sge.
STERLING PRICE.
Speaker of the Housr Of 4 pres entatves.
NJ. NJ. MARMAiUkE,
~ Preed, nj Of the Senate.
Approved Fenruar, 70, I843.
I'll: REYNOLDS.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18

TCol. J. Watson Webb's share in the
Lispenard estate. in right of his wife.
now that il is to be divided, is set down at
100000.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18

UMr. Clay has returned from his
southern trip, and is now a, home, in fine
health and spirits.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18

The whole number Of emigrants TO the
United States in 1912, was llO,9s4; of
whom 74,Ol4 landed nj New York.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18
DANGER THREATENED THE SAN
ia FEE TRADEn


We are assured upon the nrst re~rec'r
bic authority, that there Is now u cun,hlna.
,ion forming IN the Indian territory IN The
western border oi this county, ,or the put.
pose Of robbing the Santa Pc and Ch,hua.
hua traders, as they return this Spring; ard
we hive So much confidence in the source
at thus information, that we cannot Tor Il
moment doubt its authenticity. Men are
engaged in the combination who are well
known tn this community; and an expusi
ton OF their names, " hich, by the by. pru
dence dictates would no, be expedieni AZ
this time, } would strike many with surprise
and chagrin. There are several either ac,
tually engaged with ,his handful or conniv
ing nj their purpose, who pass nmung us as
respectable citizens and honest men; anc
who, but for this accidental discover,
might have consummaled their designs will
mpunity,--Such are the facts-,he p0riic
uidrS may be given hereafter.
We have seen and signed a petition l'
the Secretary of War, pra, ing the inter.
ference of the Department for the protec
ton OF the traders b, sending out ior tina
purpose the soldiers who are now idle n
Fort Leaven worth. We hope I'LL 10 whom
this petition may I've presented will sign il
and thus render their mite towards the sup
preston of these intended rnbberes-per
haps murders Western .HiSSou,ina.
DPWe learn from Jefferson City, that
Judge Wells, whose Court commenced II,
session on Monday last, refused to take
any action upon the Bankrup, cases before
hm--either by entering up DEGREES or
petition, or in relation to those cases where
they were entitled to certificates Of dis
charge.-Ne,O Era.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18

0~rMr. Webster is spoken Of for the mission
TO China.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-01

TEXAS AND SLAvERY.-A letter from Calves ton is published in the N. o. Bee, in which is affirmed that the scheme to abolish slave ry in that Republic originated with one indi- vidual, and finds very little favor there.- Such plan, however, was deliberately pro- posed by the individual, who is not named, and who according to the writer of the let ter, was compelled to leave the place. His plan was first to get consent of the slave holder, then to change the constitution, which cannot be done under two years, and then apply to the British Abolition Society to raise the money to pay for the slaves.- The Bee says his name will be given to the Police of New-Orleans.
 INcoNvENrENcrEs OF HARD MoNEY.-A cor espondent of the St. Louis Republican writes from Burlington, Iowa, as follows:
 The Secretary co. II. w. SulD met with a Imaginable accident few days since. say laughable, because it most forcibly illus trates the miserable policy of Government He was obliged to draw on :he land office at Dubuque, 250 miles up stream, for the pay ments due individuals as per appropriation of the Legislature, and of course, as naviga- ton had not opened he was obliged to "wag- gon" it down. He succeeded so far as to Set WlthIu tntTty HliteS oi HIS totuih "un tue 'hard" when, while he himself was endeav. bring to make soundings in Long Creek, his " dare devil" driver drove in, and in an ins- tant all was swimming. The horses, driver, wagon, spcie, and all, were carried impet- uously down the stream; the horses were drowned, the driver made a narrow es- cape and the wagon seperated into three pats. After keepiug watch on the bank all night, the driver made set of "clawS," and with the aid oftwo long poles, they succeeded here safely to-day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-01
THE ENQUIRER. LITCHFIELD, JUNE I, Is43.

Let the Light Shinc.-We invite the attention of our Whig friends 70 the article from tho New-Yo Tribune under the above head. All the publications therein noticed should have general circulation among the people.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-01

DEATH OF SIR CHARLES BAeor-The last Kingston paper announces the death of Sir Charles Bago lats Governor General of Canada.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-01

Peter Lorlard, Esq the noted Tobacconist, died ln New York few days ago at the advanced age of SO He has left fortune Ot more than four millions of dollars,
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-01

ALARMING FLooD.-The Vicksburg Senti- nel of May 5th, says:
 "We regret to learn that the water is con- ming on us in torrents from all directions. The Ohio, Missouri, Upper Mississippi, Ten nessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, and all the tributaries above this are full to overflow ing, and are coming down together there is every prospect of an overflow far greater than that which inundated this country in 1928. We advise our friends on the river to get their houses in order, for we fear they will have to take up their abode on the hills."
 UNPLEASANT PERDIcAMENT.-The Journal ofCommerce relates the following "On Sun day mornings a man went to the pump in 7th street by the Tompkins market, and just as lifted his hand to pump, the ground gave way beneath him and down he went, pitcher, dirt, paving stones, and all. There was an outcry .sand some people went SO near the crater more dirt was broken off: yet after all, the poor fellow could say that he was not dead so rope was let down to him, which he fastened to his body, and was drawn out, much in the condition of Putnam when he was dragged out of the wolfs den by his neighbors.
 DEATH OF SIR CHARLES BAGor.-The last Kingston paper announces the death of Sir Charles BaQo late Governor General of Canada.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-01

All persons IndeDted 10 SNId estate are re | .s.AAl A.. l.n. A.. .nur.nnrA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08
MEDICAL CARD,

OFFICE, No. 1876 Epton street -DR. FAWCETT, Mem
Der of the Royal College Of Surgeons of Lopdon and Edn-
delpha sathor Of several works the Senertve organs
their various and complicated forms the
veneea affections will yield his mode Of treatment without
restraint in diet hindance from business and without
curry.
ness nocturnal emissions and all those deplorable diseases
which brought by destructive habit of nconsi
derae youth and other ndug of the
which undermine the constitution and lay the foundation Of
decay (see Dr. Fawcets work these subiec)
radcay cured and the restored health and
gour Structures Of the urethra extending far the prostate
gland and neck Of the bladder and which generally podu
ced by the bad Of disease and frequently they ogi
nate from masturbation be radically cured by DFaw
cett, at 1876 Fulton street
SDr the eldest advertising Physician in the city;
his diplomas from London Edinburgh Philadelphia,
hung large frames in his Office where his works be
obtained. Pncs 50 Ola Imsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08
PARIS LIFE PILLS.
Of the 100 subunary blessings bestowed on mora hsalt

NO DISEASES are more general in this country none more
diicuit to eradicate, have been Improperly
ed than those Of scrofuous nature and ndeed
oil no less aonshment than distress maades which
are manner nterwoven in the constitution the general
ce OF physc Is not only inadequate perfect cure but
many instances tends toconrn the disorder habit Me
cural preparations are by literally without
considering that the province of mercury and
break Down the crassamentum of the blood which, scrof
ons and scorbutc cases already much impoverished
is the intention and positive effect of PARRS LIFE
FILLS to restore the blood and juices their healthul and
primitive stateto destroy all sharpness and acdv-to open
the obsucted and enable erpe ali
humo through the skim which in chronic or
they will do ehecualy.
Indeed PARIS LIFE PILLS are now so widely known
and their general utility aud value extensively
that the propeors from been Obliged 10
large their and compelled avail Themselves of
the combined aid Of mechanical skill power in order
to enable them to measure out supply in accordance with the
demand.
All less suffer this from relaxed
state Of the system rdnced by the heat Of
weeks of the pills will clear of the aud bad
mo thus generated The liver, which generally gets
will be put into healthy action and be able perform
functions allotted to body altogether will be nvgora-
ted and prepared undergo whatever change the fall may bring
on
As family medicine is all powerful in removing bilious
and other complaints arising from the arrangement Of the
mentary ducts, and purifying the blood
Sold retail by all the respectable Druggists in New
York, in boxes 50 and Is each, and wholesale
TH0S. ROBERTS u CO., 3Oi Broadway,
And at Mortons Medical Warehouse Halifax Nova SEQ
ola lrnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08
MO CURE NO PAY-pR COOPER "A Oman. ,t,ee,

MO CURE NO PAY.-DR COOPER. Il Duane street,
between Chatham and William streets, takes this method
Of informing and strangers that he has for the last
years confined his practice solely the Of Venerea
Mercur and other diseases Of delicate nature Although
considered by portion Of the medical profession
advantage the unfortunate victims Of veneea disease
derive regularly educated physician devoting his sen
particular branch Of the profession must be
Do employ surgeon to amputate limb Ito
list disease Of the Ito dentist for operation
teeth land 70 surgeon noted for the Of Syphilis when
you troubled with venea And you do from the fact
that those perfect in this branch because they only
practice az It. Dr. Cooper spent Hos
a and has for ten enjoyed the practice
in this OF medical New York. Hecan
most aggravated Of Syphilis and mild removed in
two to hive days The Dr. regularly educated physician aud
surgeon and never sper. his patients to leave until perfect
cure is performed deporabls witness
into the system by quacks to break again the form Of
spots and ulcers on the body pains the joints throat
rant cure or make charge.
STRlCTURE.-Dr; Cooper has discovered a new method
oy which ne can cure the worst form Of Structure from
to two weeks with scarcely the patient Irritation
Of the urehra, gland neck of the bladder
and charlatsns.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, sometimes called Sc
minal Weaknes, brought by habit INDUCED in by
yonng This where freely INDUCED in the greatest
evil that can befa mani for besets disease of the heart
SUMPTION dyspepsia Of the Frame and finally
in complete diocy Dr. Cooper will effect radical in
such cases and restore the constitution 70 It's original
ed in every case or no charge Post paid letters, describing
complaint and enclosing 49, attended to- Patients attended in
hotels or boarding houses Office open till 10 night Re
member Duane street between William and Chatham
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08
DR.. THOMAS SPECIFIC PILLS,
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure OF Gonohea elect
Structures, Seminal Weakness, and Diseases generally


Structures, Seminal Weakness, and Diseases generally
OF the Urethra.
JE class OF delicate diseases which these Pills well
adapted 10 Of and appears
that all classes Of society subject or less fall into
malignant gnsp and blasted in reputation and borne down
suffering body and mind, the victim Of progress ready
grasp thing that offers reasonable hope Of recovery
Among the medicines and means OF relief that plac.
before the public unfortunately Of them prepared
by with the nature Of the aadies which
powers Of the very medicines they for that pm
easily foreseen the result that the individual
unfortunate fall their hands receives no relief hut
the medicine employed being perhaps quite the
opposite Of what required in his case the time that ia
lost only tend asten the disease permanently and r
upon the patient its most lasting and vexsous
IL OF the utmost importance TO the welfare of the afflicted
individual that diseases Of this class be speedily removed and
also that they be removed with proper remedies other
wise they to result consequences
to the peace and happiness of the patient by leaving
nent seminal weakness, structure the ush Inflammation
Of ha prostate gland OF the other very serious mall
dies which invariably follow badly treated case OF gono
rh9a " e''
Impressed with Of great necessity that exist, IN,
some safe ana speedy cure TO this disease
put stop to Its ravages the proprietor Thomas
opechc ls announces with pleasure that long in
every variety and stage OF this complaint proves that these
rms are al that required to thoroughly and efect
any from ue system the r Of this complaint and by
gently exciting the parts to natural action restore the patient
lasting he, lth, " VIE ~ " ''' M"
These Specific Pills vegetable PREPARATION composed OF
he active principles only aud entirely inoxous the
aeeae constituons All who have been partially mpe
c cured by other medicines permanently establish their
health by using boz or two of this remedy.
way and 23 Broadway OF Chambers street Price ST.
OPS Im-r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08
. -, gr sgEI0TyEE ASRR ITs GYEEf ., nv

EQLLOWiNG sREMAkks WILL IA. l.i s
ss * ' sss, s' ss EsT ssssS
i .:, s ssg ssss
sio s,s are rt ssrfss 4. ~ f a
e ss1 2 4ss"e@S "s. pain
ssss1s d e &: Ssy Il ths.s s
well known that Structure the result Of badly treated
from month to month it slide. into
To sef But be
fnsf gls chronic Of hs Pas
spns 4 one part Or other Of the structures and fur
' so%sas bun i. hidden H
s n only Of sexual but those
what especially lead. seption of from this disorder
f
i%S eRsaa. n ssss
Of urine S: ,ssE 0n .,s GSy the Of
The advantage however which ignorant advertising people
sS a.Ss
$ s s q.
than for iSe writer consulted 6y
and pills cOrdas and the like many month. together
whom seeing the real nature of the case he has cured
Win preventing .he.s in,po.isi0n. therefore i,
stances BY which Structure may By known which
are %pS &
be stated brieyhey the following The first relates
The ha, been already said the
ssaavey after nyhed and the clothes are esdus
whether drop two will steal away as to wet little
nothing is more indicative Of structure The next is
THE lime GosoaF,aGA Has EEMtiNrG UsGunEpm D..
and not produce structure for naturally disposed
so o s a on but s a r II
sufficient ground at least for the suspicion Of structure The
tn. EErEsr sIn,orynn IA. y:or TIE rIrD1T rls
bodily and mental activity This also is Of the
vdual but common that the writer rarely Of
structure land he every da which the patient
sne., as formerly gratifying also to witness the Uniform
return OF spirits and the disappearing Of other naades the
With regard Of Structure this subject it is .uf
fcient observe land it stated with confidence and plea
spre that this certain free from PAIN and generally
been advanced but such has been the improve
men in th: art and such the practical experience Of writer
days formerly it demanded months.
The writer also begs 70 state that for those who wish to
deTtae the hemseys he has published little volume
tuIe but the of ali those delicate diseases which
especial and privacy direoed in the planest
possible should the author personally and nothing
will surprise them more than the and certainty of his
mean. Of cure rooms aho are arranged for those
which PaOic especially strangers coming this city
duae Of Edinburgh &C. &c. he has been engaged in the cure
than thirty years. has published editions work ex
pressy them Also that he has testimonial letters from the
SIR Aey Cooper TO- Dr. Mott Of New
Dr. Physick Of Philadelphia and Others and that he is per
Dr. Ralph coIyuted his private residence Green
wich street towards the Battery hour He also be
dollar W ''' '' '''"e ABOVE iee oil i%ar one
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
NJ EyENIEp, AMP PRyPAREp py

THE Scientific combination Of sredens Of which these
Pills Composed have made them the wonder and admit
ration Of the world They known all over Europe 10 b.
the only preparation discovered that has proved invariably
certain in producing the monthly Their certainty al
cases being such that they muat not Be used during
produce miscarriage if used during that period.
The directions are translated into English and envelopes
rouId with the seal Of the importer stamped Each boz con
recons have the signature of DR. f. MELVEA authorized
agent for the continent of America. -
They can be ansmttsd by mail any part of the United
t P United Ss',Ss s oss 's Liberty Grsnyieh 4,
Boston at No Salem street. Letters directed Dr. +.
Melveau box "a New Yok, will meet with immediate
ton All letters must be post paid. ol0 2mdSrw-r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08
PRIVATE DISEASES.

CURE 6UARANTEED-The College Of Medicine
"A and Pharmacy Of the City Of New York. established for
the Of G"sekery now prepared to tsa all Dis
these distressing maades advantages not be with in
other institution in this country either public From
the constant correspondence aud from
between the members the College and the eminent
Professors of the Medical Institutions of Europe all improve
men the treatment Of these diseases forwarded them
preparation Of Professor Ricord The Parisar Alternative
remedy ever discovered for primary secondary syphilis
Professor Vapeaus discovery in his Specific Pills. for the
of gonorh1a and gleet, has raised hm mmeasuraby
above all his contemporaries this particular branch of the
profession With such celebrated remedies together with the
combined skill of the first medical Of this country, the
College feel satisfied that the good work they have undertaken,
deserves from that portion or tbs public requiring their ser
vices.
Terms for advice, all medicines IS.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, 81 Nassau
w. 9. RICHARDSON, Agent.
NB5Patiens living distance, by stating their disease
explicitly in writing giving all symptoms, together with the
treatment they received elsewhere if any, obtain chest
containing all medicines with full direction for use with
of by addressing the Agent of the College
paid, enclosing IS. je28 3mr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08
MADAME REsTELL,

FEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residence. Ns Green
witch street, between Couandt Liberty Streets where
she be consulted with the srcest confidence on com
plants incident to the female frame. -
Madame Restcs experience in the
81 obstinate cases q female rsealaTity tOpage suppression
Ladies desiring proper attendance dung confinement
or other ndisposition win te accommodated during such
time, with private and respectse board.
Preventive Powders. TO- married ladies' whose delicate or
precarious health orbds family
sent by mail Of United States Prizes SIS
age Al letters addressed to box s New York;
N. B.-Madame RGsTELL would inform ladies re.idnr
of the city, whose -salth would admit of travelling
that she would devote personal attendance upon them
part OF the United States within removable distance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

WNd % INC cSebTity ecacy and nvariabe success Of
Madame Rseilh Female Monthly Pills in ali casss ~ II
egnla np suppression Or soppsge of those Of
their introduction into the Unsd States now about four
conneTle,s and limitations constantly attempted 10 be
Fsn,. es n,, boz PIT up II different boxes, and called
possible az or two dollars boz Females are therefore
cautioned AGAINST these attempts impose upon them IL
s sa except those sold Madame Rs.,gs Principal Oec
Of each box - ~ WV,
B-Thsy can be used by married or SINGLE by following
the directions enclosed inside OF each bot Sold also by a
pontment at 2ef Grand street, Of Allen New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08
JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
TRIAL BOTTLES THREE SHILLINGS EACH
READ IT'S QUALITIES

HE TACT OF selling trial bottles at three shngs each
prove the reader that this of the
day. These its usual properties which be proved by
respectable whose IL will
tualy force the hair any where hair will grow
naturally the head face body has strengthened the
dru from The scalp also causes light red hair
the hair naturally dark from fperssns use this
merely for dressing the hair nothing economical TO
keep the hair soft dark silky and beautiful least three times
9pE as any other preparation cI tn. hair Solo
ham N Y; Zeber Ledger Buildings Philadelphia; Red
ding State St Boston; and 1879 Fulton ST. Brooklyn L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08
TO THE LADIES.

DR. HULL's UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THIS instrument for the radical Of Proapsus Uei
Falling Of the Womb by external application, super.
sedng the Of the objectona Peasary confidently
nended the afflicted the Of perfect
health having failed Of performing cure under
the most aggravated circumstances
The Supporter has attained high Europe
well as in .h; country adopted the entire dsuse Of
ngin-hosPtas of London and Paris, and universally
commended in Europe by medical Of the highest rank
In this sustained by the leading of
private practitioners.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively ladies at No.
Vesey having separate from the business
partmnt, where lady attendance, apply
Trusses and supporters female patients
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-08
TO CLEAR THE COMPLEXION, CURE
ERUPT1ONS, CHAPPED AND TENDER

THE wonderful discovery in medical science for d.
Of the skim that made by NJ Veprn the cee-
bated Italian ply He shaped his discovery
Of beautiful piece SOAP called the Italian Chemical Soap
founding effect of this The proprietor himself has had for
and half dreadful scrouous head disease he
lionel day for weeks had the head shaved twice week
taken sasaparh without the slightest effect he has had his
much for eruptens For ladies children for clearing the
skin Of Pmpes eckes, roughness nothing equal
this it makes dark yellow skin white and clear One trial
will astonish all who for chapped flesh bites musqu
Sold the sign of the American Eagle Chatham
street, NY In Philadelphia, by Zeber Ledger Buildings
In Boston, Reddng State street, in Brooklyn LII 1879 Full
ton street