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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-02

Not many years ago, a Polish lady, of
Pleban birth; but of exceeding beauty and
accomplishments won the affections of a
young nobleman, who, having her consent,
solicited her from her father in marriage,
and was refused. We may easily imagine
the establishment of the nobleman.
Am | not said he, of sufficient rank
to aspire to your daughters handl'
You are, undoubtedly, of the best blood
of Poland
And my fortune and reputation, are they
not
Your estate is magnificent, and your
conduct is irreproachablc,'
Then, having your daughters consent
how should expect refusalF
This, sir the father replied, lis my only
child, and her happiness is the chief con
Germ of my life. All the possessions of
fortune are precarious; what fortune gives.
at her caprice, she takes away. see no
security for the independence and comfort.
able living of wife but onc in a word,
am resolved that no one shall be the hus.
band of my daughter, who is not at the
same time master Of q haden
The nobleman bowed, and retired 81.
Iently, A year or two after, the father
was sitting at the door, and saw approach.
ing his house wagons ladens with bask-
cts, and at the head of the cavalcado a
person IN the dress Of basket maker.
And who do you suppose it was'-Thc
former suffer of his daughter-the noble
man turned basket maker. He was now
master of trade, and brought the wares
made by his own hands for inspection, and
a certificate from his employer in test-
mony of his skill.
The condition being fulfilled, no farther
obstac lie was opposed TO the marriage.
But the story is not yet done. The Revo-
ton came-fortunes were pIundered-
lords were scattered as chaff before the
four winds of heaven. Kings became beg
gars-some of them teachers--and the
noble Pole supported his wife, and her
father in the in6rmites Of agoj.by his
baskst-making industry,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-02

An Incorporate advocate is more dan,
gerous than an opou foe.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-02
From Bentley's Miscellany 4.

THE MOTHER ON THE ANNIVERSARY OF
HER CHILD'S DEATH
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-02

No woman will be likely to dispute us,
when we assert that marriage is her des-
tiny. A man may possibly fill up some
sort of an existence without loving; but
woman with nothing to love, cherish, care
for, and minister to, is an anomaly in the
unlverse-an existence without an object
Ii is as natural for woman to have some
one to cling to for protection-some one to
look up to for advice and assistance, as to
breathe. Without it no woman ever was
or can be happy. 1t is the grand want of
her nature, and nothing can satisfy her
heart with such a void untitled.
Now, with the exception of some occa-
slonal Irregularities in the relative proper
lions of the sexes, produced by circum-
stances, such as the settlement of new
countries, there is no reason why every
man should not have wife, and every
woman husband; and this would be easily
brought about by the exercise of little
more common sense, and less ambition.
Each sex is looking up for something above
its own sphere. The son of an industrious
and successful mechanic must be profess
sIonal man or merchant, instead of follow
ing in his fathers footsteps-and this is
folly the first. When he looks round for a
wife, the neat Industrious daughter of
mechanic like his father, is not good enough
for him; he must make love TO some fine
lady, who is one generation in advance:
that Is, her grandfather was a mechanic,
instead OF her father-a very aristocratic
distinction. On the other hand. the girl
who works for her living, earning it BY
her honest labors, would not dcgn to en-
courage the addresses of a laboring man;
she would set her cap for a gentleman.
forsoothl The mechanics daughter, edu-
Gated upon her fathers hard earnings, to
be fine lady, encourages the attentions
of set of tops and DANGERS, who drive
sensible men away from her in disgust, and
she becomes the victim of some sorry
sharper or shallow fool
Now this is all wrong-deplorabIy
wretchedly wrong. Girls should know
that men, superior to themselves in educa-
ton and position, do not associate with
them for any good. Men should kaow
that, by marrying girls educated in habits
of life above their fortunes, they are not
likely to have good wives.
1t requires but the exercise of little
sound sense to have every person suited
to their minds If men but knew it, it is
better to have wife grateful for more
than she expected, than grumbng at less
1t Is delightful going up the hill Of fortune,
but horrible jolting and aggrayating work
to come down.
For man to say he cannot afford to
marry, is absolute nonsense. Anv man
can afford to marry who is not afraid to
nrL fob IL. ., i
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MAGNETIC ODONTICA.

THE INCOMPATIBLE TOOTH PREPARATION.
VNHE fact is Proved and the most ncreduous and doubt
\ ing are fully convinced Of It's great utility we have
the evidence from the sale Of about $4,000 boxes the
Odontca, within the past year. II is ascorained from
pericnce, that when used the teeth will decay but
remain t the latest age of man. with their natural wea
and more-n thousands Of cases nervous toohache that
climax Of painhas been most eoctUaly cured by
this most popular dentrifce in America And in concu-
sion, here who is the young lady gentleman aye,
the individual that values beautiful set of teeth, sound
gums and sweet breath than fifty cents hat will be
longer destitute Of box of Dr. M. Hchcocks magnetic
Odontca.
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster and Dickinson
sole poprelors and successors A. Hitchcock and Co.
III Gennessee street Utica N W in Montpelier by Silas
Burbank r in Waterbury by Hutchins, Goss and Col in
Stow by Albert Camp, in Chelsea by N. G.. Hale in Tun-
Fish
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ME wish to call the attention Of mothers or those ~
w bou TO become so, 10 the important fact that relief
mas neen discovered fot the many distressing SYMPTOMS
which ireq@enty attend women in delicate siIuation and
Wnlch w prepare the system to undergo important
chahse winch is about to experience 1t now about
six since the first discovery (ho knowledge fte ba
SIS Of which, however has beer known to our aboriginal in
hanianis Tor dges but the introduction n;o civilized
me- mas been The means Of relieving mitigating much
suffering and those mo hcI who have had occasion 10 use
H. CONSIDER one OF the blessings the SEX The
nature OF the subject Will not permit be yeiy explicit
as 10 Inc manner Gifts producing its beneficial effects (b
we can assure the reade! that upon physiological
and wen established principles and the facts acsed
cry agent and druggist who sell the article is supped with
pamphlets Civ ne full descrp ion Of it, and of lis qod
obodnm and also containing certificates Of its BEN
ehcal elects from physicians and others All who are de-
sous OF further Information requested call aud pro-
cure one Tree OF expense, They intended to be read
only BY mothers and the medical profession.
For sale by CLARK & CoLLrSs MoptDeIi,r VI al,
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LOTION. LOTION
DR.EVAN'S BEAUTIFYJNC, LOTION

II lGELY esteemed for curing al! eriptiony coarsenes
IL rcdncss, and pimples the face neck and hands
ana eiiecpoy cleaning the complexion and removing ali
diseases of the skin e "
Nothing contributes SO much general success in
e' as an engaging hTs appearance This Lotion is ad
mired as most fragrant MIDI safe wash and greatly es-
ecmea Tor MS virtues IN cleansing sofenng ard pur yna
e SKIN OF an efpdns so injurious to female beauty and
restoring 1t 10 high degree Of purity.
a beautiful and healihul complexion the bride Of ali
"ho possess IT. and the of hos who are deprived Of
H. a COCO appearance is The best recommo ndaion and
as the beauiyng Lotion pufos the skin and removes All
pmpes' ooiches tan sunburn and edness and produces
| at her toilet. '1'' '"'''' use
UJOenemen will also find this delightful remedy to
remove an roughness pmpcs ringworms spots rcdncss
soreness OF inc lace and nose and every kind or erupon
on inc surface OF the human body. 1t is particularly rect
ommend'd TO gentlemen TO be used after shaving il viii
PeVeh 'hG o'hefwse certain Eject of all common soap
IN turning The ceard rrematurey grey. -
For cole wholesale and retail by Eoscr od Dicli.
s9!e Pr"petorS and successors 10 A Hitchcock and Co.
iii tennessee street, Uuca, N Y in Montpelier by
Shas bubanki j IN Waterbury by Hutchins Goss and
20 . IN SOW by Albert Camp in Chelsea by n. g. Hale;
ms and Fish. - """"''' a. ~
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There q u Remedy for the aCOrSt
OF EFsENtC)'S =!

DLEASE read Rev Mr. Fulerton's certificate and then
l. try them ;-"Mr Jones, SRA desire 10 benefit 9TH
ers induces me 10 send this testimonial in ''"or Of your
DROPS FOR HUMoRs, For three years past have been
afflicted with a scrolu0us humor which assumed the most
threatening appearance such throat swelling OF tho
neck sides and hands large hard lunches the neck and
in the ampits accompanied with much and pain.
To such extent did the disease rage produce appa
rent dcfomy Of the features; lungs became uatcd
intellectual faculties benumbed, with the onre loss e the
sense of smelling consulted several skilul phv'-'-~-,
but all pronounced my disease incurabe. hay. -. .
bottle of your medicine and CONNIE need using the end
and 10 all appearance have effected perfect and no
longer bear the of this appalling disease r"r-
strength of ungs body and mind have returned aud
the swengs and punches have disappeared THIS is
simple statement of facts which you liberty uso
you choose. N, II. FULLERTON.
Pembroke N. II. July &c, ls4l."
tEjSA fresh supply of this valuable medicine Just
ceiyed andfn sale al the Bookstore Of WALTON
x SONS, Montpelier, W.
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SCHOOL COMMIT
HER FRIENDS OF
s CHOOL BOOKS.

| O. Recommended by Convention of Teachers
and Literary Gentlemen from. fve States. go
VNHE subscribers have the satisfaction of announ-
l. cling 10 the Friends of Education in this County
and throughout the State that they have just received
an assortment of the celebrated and very popular
| ries OF School Books published in Massachusetts,,
known as the Franklin Series. The senes consists
| Of Inc following books, viz the FRANKLIN PRIM-
! Err the IMPROVED READER, or Sequel to the
Primer, and the GENERAL CLASS BOOK.
IEj" These Books are considered as among the
most valuable in our language aud are recommended
as decided Improvements. The following notices will
show in what estimation they are held by those who
qave examined them.
From Hon. W. b. Calhoun for several gears Chcirman
Ohe Committee on Education in The Legislature Of
.MassachuSstts and nOto Member Of Congress from
that State
In reference 10 these Books, he soys: &C. gave
them very thorough examination, aud found them
so peculiarly adapted 10 the wants Of children in the
early stages of education, that recommended then
Introduction into our schools at once They arc Just
The kind OF books that needed, as | think, 10
make tho business Of education p asant and useful"
From l. Bailey Esq, Principal 2fhs Utica (.N W
Classical and Commercial Lycetm.
Urea, October, 1882.
have arCfIlly examined this series of school
books and do not hesitate 10 aver, that they bet.
ter adapted TO the capacities Of young schulers, and
better calculated 10 facilitate their acquisition Of the
English Largunsn, than my similar hooks that have
come urder my eye"
ErirGet from Stniemeh made at The Teachers Con-
Usniion, in .lnGoper, Mass.
not long siuce attended the examination of q
school n Philadelphia, IN Which The Franklin Primer,
Improved Reader, and General Glass Book had been
Introduced, and was asionished at the great change
winch had been tfIecle1, not only in the Of
reading bat also in the interest which the pupils
manifested in their LESSONS"
From The Christian Examiner, published in Boston,
liverpool and London.
"In these Books, tho author has carried forward
his system OF iacic ion c plotcy than
IS done in any simai book in our language that has
TO our H. owlcdge."
Recommended also by the North American Re-
view, the Teachers Association OF Troy, and various
others.
For sale by f. p WALTON & SONS
E3D Teachers are particularly requested 10 call and
eTainlHe these Books. Il-4wcop2
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STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS

TIE FRANKLIN PRIMER, i HE IMPROVED
READER, AND THE GENERAL CLASS
BOOK.
TINE following tribute 10 the merit Of these Book
l. is from review Of them published in the lila =
ham (Mass) Gazette:
al have now before me the opinions OF iwcniy.six
enlightened Judges o: Inc subject, who i've it ms
their decided belief that they will be the "means of
enecting the must happy changes in the systems of
education. These certificates are from Presidents
Professors, Tnors, Instructors &C., Of every class
and denomination throughout the country"
From Alien FISH, Esq Principal oCihe Walnut Groi e
School, Troy, NJ Y
"These books were fortunately given 10 the world
AT the commencement Of new era in the history Of
education. am Of opinion that they are decljacly
the inst and the cheapest yet Offered 10 the public i,
| this section Of our country"
iETS Recommended also by he T, nchrr's Asso-
calion Of Troy, the American Journal OF Education
| and numerous ohers.
| For sale by L. P. WALTON & SONS, aud the
principal Booksellers generally in town and country
| Dee, 1912. 4w
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iLJLOOk AT THIs!4f1,
ETTBHAX Won A COUGu r.

IN THOUSAND die ofCONSUMPTION every ycnr
sO in the United States, and millions suffer from ,fon
besome coughs and colds that can be cured by Dr. NJ
htchcocNs vegetable Cream Cough Drops n safe AID
Medical prescriptions containing poisonous Dfps and
used IN an extensive practice for several years will most
positively aft I'd recf and you that awful dis
ease pulmonary consumption "hCh sweeps into the grave
hundreds fthe young, the old, the lovely and the gav
Have you cough? BE pursuaded to purchase bottle
OF the Cough drops lc day 70 may be too late
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster and Dickinson
sole proprielors and to A. Hitchcock and Co
~ tennessee street Utica N.Y;in Montpelier bv S,las
Burbank, Jr in Waterbury by Huchns, Goss and Co in
STOW by Albert Camp; in Chelsea by N. G. Htc in Tun-
Fish - ~ ~,
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CHILDREN DJEOF WORMS

NHERMAN1S Worm Lozengos will entirely destroy
~ all kinds of worms. Over a million of Boxes sold
yearly. DR. Zabrse Chambers street. DR.. Hunter 1903
Sixth Avenue DIR Castle l04 do them in their practice
Mr.. Lorng Cross house carpenter 80 Fulton street
cured three OF his chlde en- Of by only one box o.
Shermans Worm Lozenges Children and adults arc "a
like subject TO worms. Only 25 cents box.
TON and SONS. 90
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STRENGTHE NING pLAsTER-

MARSHALLS continues mtivallcd as a strengthen.
lfL ing Plaster also for Rheumatism Lamcne,s or pains
IN the Sides limbs or back for Scroulous Swc ugs Sour.
Wy Sores, fresh Wounds and for general Family Pas
ter or save For Corns, mofcovcr-try IL pare close
persovcre In the use ~ making application occa-
sOnay and IN time your will be cured For sale BY
the Manufacturer, G. Bowen, Mddebury, by J. and j. H.
Peck and Co., Burlington T. IL. Prcutiss Montpelier and
by Merchants and Druggists generally through the
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CATARRU SNUFF!

MARSHALLS SNUFF is still curing the Catarrh
4sI and the various diseases Of the head as well as sore
cycSn all of the country and sustaining the repu.
taion which has long since ga ned of being le best ar
icle of the kind ever offered IN this country
Enc bottle contains three times the quantity Of one Of
those which offered at ONLY % CENTS and is there
lore much cheaper, well better article For sale
by he manufactures, G. Bowen, Middleburv j. and H.
Peek Co, Burlington T.. II. Prentiss Montpcier and
by Merchants and Druggists gene ally through the ooun
tty,
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PINNoCKs' coLDsMITHs' ENG


GOLDSMITH'S History Of England, abridged
~ WIN coPous Notes and questions, by Dr. Pin
mock. New improved edition Toy The use oil Schools
and Academies. Next TO the history Of the United
States, there lie historical work more important TO
be read by Americans than this. This edition is so
arranged into paragraphs, as TO answer the purpose
Vi an excellent reading book, well as one for study
and recitation. tits extensively used in Schools and
Academies, II is also a valuable book for the Fam
ny Library. Just received and Tor sale by
E. p. WALTON e. SONS.
Dec D. lo42' S6.2weo2w
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NEW AND IMPROVED WORK ON


t9R0eREaS!t y LAAEC SG5lp PCpE KEEP.
l ING ppgh.s tnf Sioele Eau--hr I 81.
NovT,N, Tate Yliia'ts College. oia g.. ana .aIe
ihaop.l a. GOO F,'enhu,q Auadtiny. f.i, a.fl IS
f.coa ueud d as one o.. lie best Nofs or Bouf.
ittr.ag txtaUl ts'c ne difficult blagci O. Dunl' e
, ENJOY 70 smopct my''cD, and tha boar e let
up he sleeps o. Orc nee, ,.ohy t.er asa by d
Oh sht of Stain onu Ie d'fcutts cl "a al8 surmoua..
90. ami be 1nds nps.a d2s 81 oi % tce1se' 4Hs
w,Tk 81 a,p'uh' I'D pied Ter serool. a-a ,a, 'ns
OF Wtc .1ics hrd iafmrIs t7i come. naas,--9 -----
con chs pea than iAe ez47tsrrrTI RI IT. ca lhr sum
.sct.
Aa Nll ahc distinguished Accountant sars OF iais
work consider b valuable production. 4, ID bei-
tsf ssied ' fhs wonie o. is eeuniiy than ass Other
system hs 80 ever ersm.ncd.'
is hghi, aprio,ed 'n oo.s and Aenlsmic,
where ne nef ,s hsve been isstad flia focommsua
ID In Toe publN as decided improvement, snd as
to h.si worh or The suhiec' oAf&lL F0r sait by
F q, WALTON a SONS
AIo7iP,ref Nora int2 lwas
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WDNDERFUI.,

A astonishing fact that Hays Celebrated Linincn
IA for the Piles rheumatism, &C. has been used in
thousands ofcases, and scarce failure give complete
cure can be found large suppl receives froihe
Manufacturer ofthe (ENUTNE TO answer the many and in
crcasng calls. For sale only Montpelier Bookstore
by Il p WALTON a. SONS
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CONsUMPTIoN, COUCH, sPITTING
BLOOD, &c,

70 CONSERVATIVES -Four fhhs Of you are
tealy suffering from neglected colds or an OBJ
cate lining OF those tubes through which the air we
breathe Is distributed 10 every part OF the luops-
This obstruction produces pain and soreness bosrse
ness cough difficulty of breathing, hectic fever spit
ing OF o'ood' matter or phegm, which finally ex-
hausis the strength OF the patient and ends in death
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT never fails TO remove
THIS obstruction, and produces the most pleasing and
happy results II is certain in its effects and cannot
TAIL to relieve. To be had at No. 20, South Third
TON and Sons, Monrpeirr. W.
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Gold, Gilt, Steel and Plated Watch Trimmings; -
chased ard plain Ornaments warranted gold Gtuds
silver Spoons silver plated aud BiIlianla sill
yer plated Snuiers aud Trays; Spy-elasscs Of all
kinds, pocket Compasses, Thermometers Pocket
books and Wallets, gilt x steel purse clasps. CUT
LERY-a large assortment dodgers celebrated PEN
knives, various kinds variety of superior polished
Scissors silver Bnicrkniges and Creaaors Per-
cnssion Caps; silver and steel Spectnces and Eye
glasses, open top silver and steel Thimhlcs, silver
pencil-cuses, bead Purses g. Bags, gold neck chns,
stay-rngs, spir-level Walls Rodgers superior Eng
ish Razors, Razor.strops tweezcis, hair, TOOTH and
nail Brushes, shaving. boxes, Cologne, otto Of 'ose
lavender, fancy Soaps, shaving mirrors siripiugSen
ellis gold and silver leaf cut. lass smelling bGes
China vases, some very neat styles, plated belraf-
ties, emery cushions, screw do, spooI-siands, &C.
Also, good assortment OF EIGHT DAY TINE.
PIECES, wooden Clocks, etc. which will be sod al
u very small advance from cost.
They would say 10 the pnblic that in consequence
OF the large amount of silvor-warc made and sod by
them they induced 10 reduce their retail! pncs.-
Any person wishing 10 purchase will do well 10 give
them call before purchasing clsev here.
iCJsCiocks & Watches of every description Fare.
fully repaired and warranted. Cash paid ior cid gold
and silver. Montpelier Village Oct, ISA2-17
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W.NVCElES.

Silver Spoons God Beads, Ear Ornamncs Finger Rings
Ladies' and Gcnemens BreasPns, newest patterns livery
nch) Gold Rstleits-stone set Gold and Silver Pencils
God and Silver Bowed Spectaclcs, Silver Thimbcs
Miniature cases Gold Breest Pins Gold Guard Keycs,
Gold Watch Chains Gard Cases, Mourning Rings and
Pins, Silver Combs, Shell Combs, Work Bags, Pocket
Scissors, Fancy Goods, Violns and Strings, poot as
sormen Of best kind ofPcrnmeiy Macassar Buffalo and
Bears OIL for the hair, Fishing implements, TIA &c Lot
Brttnna Teapots and Casters SUI eriOi luaiiy large
assortment Of Toys, Witch Trimmings, Wood Clocks and
Brass do and short, every thing that kept at
JcwcrJ Ware Store.
J. S. A takes this opportunity to just say the ladies
and gentlemen OF Montpelier and vicinity that he has en-
atged bis Shop ESTABLISHMENTS and has spared pains
select Goods suitable for market Gil it up and fur.
Their says to ALL at home abroad to just step and cx.
anime the quality and price before purchasing elsewhere
Al any rate they may rely this that goods what
recommend Them to be no sale
IT, = Clocks and Watches repaired a; short notice ana
warranted.
N. h. Silver work. Jewelry made to order any
pattern and warranted good.
Montpelier, Oct r. 1912. rs
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II Ri LIE BEAUTY. CULPABI, f. NEG
LhCl! 1t has been observed by visitors from
al o'her countries, as well bypersons of the best
cultivated tosic in this that in country is there
srea'er share OF female beauty and excellence than
IN this city. Yet, while The shoe. filter dress nnker
ana mlIIner are engaged IN ndorning 'nalurcs best
CIV TO man one port appears almost otally neglect
rd-TtiE hair. How frequently do The raVaces
oi disease lay waste the dlicnte form OF the fair and
p'aH'i"l and though restored again to health, yet
lhese flowing locks hich once adorned Their heads
lall off, and never again return to their oriqiDal
o'au'y. II is Inconceiyable how any person, moro
specially lady, can manifest so much neglect no
ms point, when "NEVER FAILING RENE.
EDf ~ can be obtained by calling at No 90, South
Third street Philadelphia undas kim for Dr. joyne,s
HAlR TONIC, which Will perfectly restore this
only neglected part of the female Ornament
Watts dollar OF two 10 complete the browning
point o female beauty For sale by E. P. Walton
Sons. 40