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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-28
NO OPINION FOR THE PUBLIC EYE

Some Of James X Folks friends and
buffers in Pennsylvania, were attempting to
prove to the people that he was in favor Of
Protective Tariff, and that the only way
to save the Tariff Of ls42, was TO cleo,
Polk President. Some citizens thought
they would rather have this from Mr.
Polk himself, and accordingly addressed
him letter, asking his opinion of the Tar.
if of 1912; and if he was not in favor oil
that, to state exactly what his views were
on the Tariff at this time, without refer.
ence to previous opinions. Months have
elapsed, yet Mr.. Polk has not answered the
letter, thereby showing that he has no opin
ion for the public eye, bu, is willing to lie,
his friends deceive the people, by repre-
senting him in favor Of the Tariff in one
section, and opposed to i, in another. The
locofcos are very fond of charging incon
sistency on Mr.. Clay; they should clear
their own candidates skirts before making
false charges against others.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-28

LECTURE ON FAsmoS-Delivered before
the New York Lyceum. June, 1914, by
N. P. Willis. Mirror Library, No. 81,
Price l2s cents. New York--Morris
& Willis.
The above Lecture is very interesting
and useful end no one so capable of writ.
ing it, az N. P. Willis. Being himself
gentleman of fashion, and having mingled
much in the fashionable society of every
country, he is admirably fitted for the sub.
lect.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-28
C. H. GREEN, Secretary.

New YoRK.-The last number Of the
New York Courier and Enquirer Says
"Those who are most familiar with the
wing party in the State of New York.
need not to be told, that whenever we can
bring our whole strength to the polls, our
victory is certain; and if any action on the
part of our opponents could insure so desi-
rable result, it is the grea, nomination Of
MFR. Wright. He is sure to poll their own
strength; and The knowledge of this fact
will go very far to insure that vigilence and
activity, which can alone render the ,ri.
umph of our cause absolutely certain.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-28
RACES.

The regular races over the Fayette
Course commence on Monday. The track
is in highly improved state, and should
the weather prove favorable, fine sport
may be expected. There are upwards OF
thirty horses on the ground--some of them
horses in any crowd.
The three mile day-Thursday-will be
the "big day"--as there are some six "crack
nags" expected to start for the purse. A
full weeks sport, however, may be ex-
pected, as there will be one regular race
each day in the week, to say nothing of the
scrubbing. rolling ten pins, and other
amusementS to suit different tastes and in.
clinations.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-28

ARTHUR's LADIES MAGAzINE.-In refer.
ence TO this work, we would remark that
it is well worthy the patronage of the pub
lie. In conducting it, the Editors aim is
to give excellence TO every department.
He selects from all sources the best matter
he can find, unnhuenced at all by the mere
name Of writer
At the same time that excellence is the
primary effort of the editor, elegance in
appearance is also studied. We believe
there is no Magazine issued tina, presents
greater external attractions than "Arthurs
Ladies' Magazine" The October number,
which is now before US, is embeished
with two steel plates that are chasle and
beautiful specimens of art.
1t is also worthy of consideration, that
while this Magazine has IS pages of read.
ing matter. the same amount given in the
three dollar Magazines. it's price is but
$500 per annum. Address,
L. FERRET d. Co.
Publishers Hall, I0I Chestnut ST.
Philadelphia,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-28

REMARKABLY CAUTIOUS Richie,
of the Richmond Enquirer, ventures to
express his antcipations in the following
manner:
"But for the miscalculations that were made
in 1910 we ourselves would not entertain the
slightest doub. Of the election Of Polk and Dsl
las"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-28

UHon. WILLARD FILLMoRE has been
nominated by the Wings of New York,
their candidate for Governor.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-28

UTwo hundred Young Wings of Knox
county, Tennessee, who are to give their
first vote for President in 1874, turned out
in procession at Knoxville on the 9th.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-28
ROCKVILLE Convention.
PUBLIC MEETING.

An adjourned meeting Of the Democrat.
ic Wing Club of this county was held in
the Court House on Saturday last, for the
purpose Of receiving the report Of the
committee appointed to make arrangements
for our attendance on the Boonville Con-
venton, S. c. MAJOR Presiding, and c.
II. GREEN acting as Secretary.
A. J. HERNDoN, Esq, was called for
and addressed the meeting.
The Committee reported the following
facts and suggestions for the consideration
of the meeting:
lst That steamboat had been pro-
cured TO cross the delegation over the RI
yer, from Old Franklin TO Boonville.
2nd. That DAVID II. GIBsoN, Esq, has
an excellent pasture in the immediate vicin.
ity of New Franklin, sufficiently large and
under good fence, where all who desire can
leave their horses.
3rd. That the citizens Of the county
who design going TO the convention, in car
riages, on horseback, or on foot, be re-
auested to meet in Faye,te, on Wednesday,
the 9th of October, (the day previous to
the Convention) and move in procession
to New Franklin, camp there that night,
and proceed to the river next morning, in
time to be on the bank at 10 o'clock.
4th That a Marshal for the county DO
chosen at Fayette, on Wednesday, TO con-
duct the delegation during the Convention;
and that each Township be requested TO
choose Marshal for their Townships,
who shall act as Assistants 10 the County
Marshal.
The report Of the Committee was re-
ceived and adopted.
The following resolutions were offered
and adopted:
LIST. That we earnestly solicit such Of
our feow-citizens as design attending the
Boonville Convention to meet US either in
Fayette or New Franklin.
end That all who design meeting at
Fayette, be requested TO be on the ground
in time to start for New Franklin al IL
o'clock, M.
3D. That such citizens Of the county as
may cross the river the day previous TO the
Convention, with their families, or other
wise, be requested TO meet us in New
Franklin on Wednesday Evening, or early
on Thursday Morning.
The following resolution was adopted:
THE BANNER
ResOlred That the Splendid BANNER
now in course Of preparation for this cnun-
ty, be presented to the Township which
shall give the largest increase wing vote in
November, over the vote of August last.
On motion, the meeting adjourned. till
Wednesday, October 9th.
S. C. MAJOR, President.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-28

OThe "Fulton Star" says il has il
from undoubted authority that the Hon
JOHN J. CRIrTENDEs will be at the Boon.
vile Convention on the 10th.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-28

U-Read the remuneration Of Solomon
Parsons. of Illinois, on the first page Of to-
days paper. He has been one of the lead
ers of the loco foco party in his county for a
number Of years-was twice elected to the
legislature, and is lawyer of eminence.
The rascality and trickery Of the locos
have completely disguised him, as they will
any intelligent, honest citizen, who exam
ines them impartially.
The acts and principles Of the two par
ties. only want to be properly seen and
understood, and loco focoism would soon
be- among ",he things that WERE"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-28

The Representative elect from Perry
county has resigned. An election to fill
the vacancy takes place on the 4th of No
vember next.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-28

HThe hards have grand rally at
Hannibal on Tuesday. Col. Benton is to
bs present, and we suppose grand eclair.
cisement win take place.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-28

president Tyler has appointed R. c. EwlNa.
Esq, Of Richmond, Ray County, Marshal Of
the State Of Missouri, in place Of w. c. An.
derson, who declined the appointment.
This appointment will doubtless give general
satisfaction. But we can see no good reason
why Mr.. BIRCH, our former Marshe was no,
re.instated, as it is admitted, we believe, on all
sides, that he made one Of the best Marshals our
State has had for many years. Indeed we do
not believe he has ever had superior His
nomination ought to have been confirmed in the
first instance. But our wise Senate thought 9th.
erwise. - Glasgow Pilot.
Such decided marks of appreciation from
political opponents. must be gratifying to
Mr.. Birch, and his friends, who have sus.
tanned him from first to last. Indeed, i,
may be safely assumed that no Federal
officer in this State has given more univer.
sa satisfaction in the discharge of his du
ties, and none have retired from the public
service SO fully endorsed by popular appro'
baton and public opinion.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-28

MANE--Gone for the locos--as every
body expected.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-28

UPA Polk Ball was given in Michigan,
not long since, the room being decorated
with huge poke bushes, and the ladies', TO
prove their devotion to The cause, adorned
themselves with poke berries and poke
leaves. Every thing was fairly under way
and moving on swimmingly; the evening
was excessively warm, and the poke bushes
beginning TO wilt and die, emitted such a
stencil, as set the whole company heaving
and vomiting, like vessel of sea-sick per-
sons. The ladies, poor souls, gave way
first, and as the gents ran to their assis-
lance, and came in close contact, they were
suddenly and violently attacked, and roared
out "N.e-w- York" most Justify. There
was no escaping, as every way one turned
another was faced, with mouth wide open
1t is said TO have been an eminen,ly RICH
SCENE
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-28

Cropsin Virginia and North Cardinal
The Norfolk Herald says: "As far as our
Information extends through the eastern
counties in Virginia and North Carolina,
we have heard no complaints of def
cheney of the corn crop; on the contrary
the general belief is that it will be more
than an average. We hear ofsome failures
however, along the valley of the upper
Roanoke, as well Of the corn as the to-
bacco crop and the abundance of the
country below will still find good market
In our own neighborhood we have had
most abundant crops of all kinds of grain
vegetables and fruits"
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IN, AN JGfNzER GOOH $.
q - - -. Nv S,.,s 81 /. b 4.,lt n MARSH
'hs vi !, s,rs~, IBA RE- Marsh
4 N2 ~ , "an a., s.grt Of Fall and
e tsss.s is ae,,lasrs.
n'c' ' ,s.s,' - ,,t',r rns.;.h rna American
'nns' rl.,,ns ,,is,n md fancy rasssmctcs,
- I've ~ III, si,ng and p,lot clui4s,
&c, pt''u - i"-,a Ana N'aksli.ld Ker.
ifinSs.a,is, 49,. MI 4 siis~ Twillsd aud
: "h1'e 49,; w. 4 sasJs ;lhs ard sal.
niea flapnr,s' Il ~ ~ y t.,,si rhaner
tnew siylet, piain. 49,. yea,,hng,nss;
e, ~ ana ria'n spasF strireJ
al siripca ana pss'h ".s'ns 1...hsi Strirs8
usans, ins.Ie ..suss. .rrs 49,, ru~iish
oetiaSipg,prss asktfys : 'e'." rJ ,rJ
riaoes; Maeepes,u,s ess''ss" IA 4, ans
l,nn'f .mx5sSsi 4 Wna,l.n. Tartan
no t'npseTr , ''nrnns "i. sa,e and
Wci;,sr,, r,l;es sksxiss eo,'a AM black
49,. az, 1rh;s- IA r1scv pe,nis Nd
ir.,lle,c,.,.ss xIr.~hs' Anyans Sllk
1917 n,.sh sn5 ~ni.J -;.,ed ain rfinaes.
,o,ar c,n&ass Z.,nvr xstns,,sd. Thee lace
n,nr ~. Mi, n r w,ssrrI isrone, H..
Sar,en, LYONS aud Fancy 81, Lao col''
..,r III r. ,,,s;r I'D ga ,xI;,e and llaei
N''is nj ~ go. 1T 100 sfr,ned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-15

Prepared md sold by A Sands E Co. bres.
s.zt7 and hemlsts Granite buildings. 81
Z WY. corner of Chambers st New York.
- iar saIo hg Druggists throughout the L :
- 81 ner bottle. slN bnttles for 50.
. - fueIc arr respectfully requested - remem
be- TINT If Sands. Sarsapafilla thai ka, and IS
e9HStahl.s rcAicvng snce remarkable cures Of
tHe most difficult class Of Diseases To which the
oAW2n iiame IS subject and ask for Sand Sar
par'la. aud 'akc no other
lER PRY or. Apent bv special op-
pa'g tmrpt for tlt Prapri,lors, for lrbsslias
anu fHHttH' R ~
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Ie.Nr sac n Wheclneb by J Il & II b MARsH,
nR. KATZ's AMERICAN ANTI BILIOUS
y LIFE piIl.S, Tor HE prevention end euro oi

~ LIFE plIIs, Tor The prevention end cure OF
diseases arising from dlsordered s'emn'h aud
lmnnre hl3od
'curc MI disc. sr4.' "a lost Of the publications
~ n1fHfcine fa1raiu dFcrrc hut eNpreSa=
" prepared for the rcp oval of Pie mud Rthons
Matter which ia fhc first seed g disonse, ~
tsasauc Ii ne purify the lood apd eventually
restore tho diseased functions Of the animal
economy 10 sonsd healih. All sYn'f tors ara
certain to accumulate nm excess OF hue from
tndtCePfNt iord remaining N the siomnchi
hence siek ness and nan, loss OF nFuette
hsadncAo. cnsttvoncss bilious and purld feyors,
dVsrepsIa. Liver comr lalnt, th.nmniisnl, &c
&c one s'nrlc - cent boy az Kai7's
ANTI BILIOUS LIFE PILLS
Wi completely carry out and rom I've the root
tho PRIMARY cause Of mos OF the disiresfiag
mpladies SO common NJ tie fr's.nt INV v VI
t.a-c who valne lie heallh pealeri this a
important IN after, until II .ensc btro .res seated
IA the constitution md rendprsd tiH cult 10
cvacuatc. Tho.e lis are nrplicails in all cRses
f ~ sickness from childhood M 70 old ace, and
can bs use2 VIII perfect safety hY all under any
F circumstance. rAriifrIrrlr tnCt - II = fe1ca1e
E females who nre So frequently sub ect to tran
+ .Ieur complaints, which often render theif
healh very rtecar.oue.
The great saperorifics Of base pills u thai
fvarep1ennred from tho solid Sfraef OF herh-
f nd ranfs Thetr nafnre j.. 70 'r'eansc. purify
ard strengthen harmless 10 the constitution
F and death 10 dieqase.
American Anti Billions Life nils allowed by
: - q thousands Who have useG them, 70 re lA'
hest nnrgaflse AM medicine IN cN.sicncc' lie
o3fise thry nor only remove I'll obstruclnns, and
/ r.. &c lie spsfem af ita iinrutifies bui tocauso
and wnch r. extremely lmportHnt erenRih'h
and plves urnper tone 10 The stomach ara n5o
Gueo healfhu action IF Nil the PARTS. EeRldes
ihrv arc 81 mid and ps4'la 10 thclr opernipn
+ , rce#frr fhem nil times pe-lee lN sofe r.
desirahi. RENE iy. The afflicted would 30 W =
rtan. ~ purchase hoy 'r we o. ihls NAlf :
Medicine. and eve II fair fral; instead Of de,
-tra.5ps, thf.r syafam with ct rfpcatcd doses Oh
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FAIL AND WINTER GOODS.
JOHNSTON, ,REIfR YIlJLJ e. 70.
Ma al MA,x &r WnEfIlNi,

LAVE now rec-iyrd rom Ks~ York, phlla-
| te.phia and paiiimoYr, lnree and splee.
assor,mcnt Of Goodr sun rbie for be present
approuchine Seasons. eonsistInE m part as
fas,
Iaek. PHO pls~t. IesisikIe Grese, Blue,
en. nrshar.l edcs qaixex Cloths. Fig d and
! rcaver and Pilot C:othp, PLAIN Woo dyed
Eancy cord cussim ~. al price, SAITH
., Ecninckv ann 0sasFow leans. Cable
Il Ksrscys. Giraffe cloih. Mule skin aud
ys.ssn Pstrfnss|A s'o, sd s ns,'n 5psf
Is. French and Enslsh Mcrinccs, Black
eta. rord Parisfunsen new article, chnsans
ra,ntra Saxonv xFreuck. Chamhra. Eafls-
Msneherter ard American Ginahams; m
sed do. Binek SILK aaA Tabhv Velye's PLAN
ar Dsess- sun Rob Ray, Gala, Cashmere
'oseiyr fie.lE Prigiss ilne assDr :, -
\ varfuu,s athevJkew pfvsee AZ Price eNecea-
ly low. SILK. MenN0. Chere. woollcn, Vie.
q. Hrorna I.sra, peintad- sssin Rordnr and
hrsidered MsfsHn de E.ains &havis; LADY
s and G.ssa Kss s:z T.e s%fs ssd Psd
mis-; SILK, Flag, Randana and Pongec HdM-i
ten nps Ciuvhars DO. emhrnidered alnaca
ans, White. he'd Greer and yellow Pan
ssfe'd. plaid and thrilled do. plld lne"Ns.
p!sin and rlsd blankets. cansass amt
slr& ress< and ysr's, namosk. Iuen aha
-. rilE - ) ,i too .lTncd Berlo poos :
abssvs!. ~ Rid f,iorss, six oct,
f-ted 2, Z 50 ~ Nh'ie. Bro" h'sek
mlyed Hoss 3ese. Ge,mapio r.,
hes, mixed - tIihcd warsfef
ION ~, and and @&s No. H. 'g 80 ,
tnr-wers and S5t1) o~s,,an
ons Iaces; Fdginp4 rser,iogs T;ner
aIhrie and Lawn. Mt1 ~. I,isb I;nsn
ok Italian Iuiesirine AZ "A p:air and bsy
soc,aaon. Boas and othG& r1faris fol laaie
4 eenilemeh Snart's w6H. Mel Can 7 a
I, Nigh, cans, cotton and ailk (tjnee AMI CHM
dresses. Srra~sGlmr. Sh,rt Bnsoms Ryro,
la, Satin. homhszre and Grecinn silk stock /
IN. barred mud sirined lace N,.s'ins; plaid an
d blond. black and whit, bnbhineif. larnnsi
n and Swiss Musiins Victoria Twills hac
/ COLI Csmiaies Linen shee'ina. Nd an
,wn (LsckF: "a If. ga. 9.a'h bieachrd an
,wa Hus'ins; 7-s and 4-4ih Tickings. SHilol
ilinas. cnttan Van and Bsffng. hlact an
ire wsdding White. bvpwa and h'a~f Ha
". Blue. black and fx'd Gro de Nan Sits
liam lu,es,ring and fancy silks Of al k'n's +,
ssse~. Ievaniine 4. for Asrons, S,r'pei an
~ Monsin de I.aias.. Asa
DIES AND MISSES FLORENCE PRAII
STRAW AND WILLOW BoNNErS
fFsn@ nusfrasf 0psro. Spaniel, Sealef'
al Stis and Gine ~ G4ps.
Nso--s:lk, Cum. weih and Cotton Snspen
!, Sewing Silks, Patent Thread. Spool an
Elm cofien, .cpat binding and cord Worst
I eatson tapes. German. Victoria and Amel
Pins, coashs OF all kinds hrushe sat
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COMNMssIoNIR.s N0TIcE-

~, WHtfiia9 I'cI-g : IT
nc t'fuss lnieresfei IN tha a'icss ceH'7 net
ne IsteSoin2 abstract are here. rotihel. taat
] have amp sInfed "Wednesday thc fth dav ~
" a,rh aeNi, atmv Office 10 tire eiigpf tNhealpg.
as ihe iinie an plae', when and where. ] shalt
nforfef - asecr'a.n the amounts iHe a1d 80"
inenls made as directed By sud decree. and
req4 Re III persons ecncer ed. 10 az ~ i.f.H
Gic al l4- is.4e lgl E. .gl i. r,.ssl
fFN Nif =a<
49, N15frr soH.at.
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TO rnE AMERIcAN rInLIc.

.ttaias day san,r a,v problem is solved an .otue
f45f4 #..I ..,#.i rst,#s5 b7,5f4=, a., ,,r,,rt,4t
-5 .I#F, - f,.s.,. d. ,r nm aE.t 4,s4f,,
h So Iabs, fstr5=t,rfi,4 NV NOR fhs ma 4
f...s,.. w.. t. t54,. ,.4,d st,t@t ,s,th IN,
4HF Wiz iaHIi sfrfa- Haa ac,Hacc made IN !
.ta-4 Il rsFfta.t .f -Yft# 4 l,' ,rtf#f,l,5 to- "a
I#4t winch teIs.s O., ire knua-#aIsa If tie Inn
H.3u system ln htalth and disease. How vain /
E 4Hls 4Hu #.dIsncu=ahIe are tHa curative meaasl
IeH.aH#s discovered jbInueh the AGENCY at chem i
.-ffyt lla.s 5es fhr ir5rH4nal4,u lam H. and ,ff
rHmsfatan glow al the laRra4fv. B. e#Hrar an
aHuarh o. standard al9Hfftaffin af the nffscatI
uHt Ihuulb tbs eIaha1nfa iaxftsauans fl
pH,s=6i 5fII,esI eI4...uI lie aaa fhspatb,I-
aEs aI prevalent Diseases IuuEh valuable HTactI.
al enowlfsss has boon samaa. In roHseqae zee
ii htHH.H#ug tu44uHH8 With Che organization.
ihc riHucrt~ ut fha yIrnus fi.snes and sHucuresI
e Tire a.st.m rencafgs h ne Hren SOUGHT after
at.1 eis. afett1 osar'is daft1l 60 combine with
uauff4I .la aud tA4tI iaathlH. matter. I0e aau4eI
= dizfl = aaf Hhs ufaie healthy aet4nls ~
F.. uiH"e. lsr haauHIul simplicity of ihts made oil
Treatment h. HHt only ss-z tfed hf fiD aafha#pa#
ei alseaee#sra oaig -rate#a r. l1s zufsr.r baf|
peuc ny II fuHtanaHce with fbe operations III
F NalIu. aHd safisiart'r % tac sicWs and reason.
E.. iast atetaHl HafrH#4cHf. tsaaeans mrd. Il 81
faHs ts1i NANHH. : AuFARfELAs seIrutIht CON-
'5l'H p - a'i4i p tat'ft.9 =. ~. ".sl Fatua
Die W .It substance aprtaits aptn lhe ~
isp' ne 'if 'ati.IA COT. 'n"' ~ va ihe most
'a ''s' d4tF' tA' mo s'ia.'if pl,''s ai"us. 't
most potent siAt res 81 tine ft-t anu hsaous
and rs lnafeeeicntri sp cess ll the restoration
% hrHifh 81 VIC BAD iahe Huta under the mos
E .gst5ts-lns cAfeuls masadies has gwen - as eN
1tted character furnishing az II 90 rNidtnee 81
tbe ets,r.tss IN f,rnfs lie afii4rtedueiy can &aov
NJ basfan.,b n,sf 34,,paftaof .l,.si IefltIIn m
Tie prac'ce of mrdieine to obtain a rouedy .in'
iiarito tti.-sne that would a. On tho hgcr /
>taIha5a aaa To" Is Win az 'as pi8elz"h ana
ptsl'tf 90 i' 80 p''F - 's',,''s - y IN" - ,,'A
system.
The ATTENTION Of the reader is respectfully called
D., -, ,.-. d, to l'ys>., ~ =,
~, ter.,',,,a I'm an.
USE oil tnis my 'luahIe meailiue yot daiiy eAApe-
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DRnrNcANs EXpGcroRANr RfMt
{ or Stslssspsitsgs.

al 6. coughs Splitting Of slaol. Bronchitis
lhhenliY OF Rreathins, Asthma. Pam IN tie
81 rcatt aud cae St whaop1ag eoush, oroua.
am ill dlse1ssR IF he Liver aud the Lungs
We are like liable Ia disaa4e-nul death Is
tie eeflals lot of all that live ami have boue;
mt 1Ifheagh The latter cannot be- avsffrd. sui
tHe armer may, hy tic power Of m 'dirine. h.
rFuo ed or rendered. less painful - The afflicted
iH-fs ls onc dise8se. however winch 80, ms for
fH4a - have defed he posect Of the healur ar
The '"1fnri faculty. have ln va'n attempted Ia
@h-f ns fata PROGRESS. by IN. application of
tencdHrs within fhrr rcnrh ar known In fh,H
rfarHrr-h ut CONSERVATION has detod theif
united skill. l. has sfalkcd forth wuh IMMUNITY.
gathering IN - cheotlsss emhfsce \ friend from
fxcrV rlrs'e and menihsr from every farn'ls.
mt casiing atoom nnl darkness Ger the rlace
of ~ vista ION. lie Their, whose lahots hayt
BROUGHT forth medicine which III mnsv cases
viii arrest the progress If thfs fatal dIseasc :.
amt which will also afford rebef m the most
sfunharu and hopeless should he reg rdrd "A the
eht Of = nphhc henrfnct9r It - confienfly
b .ovfd HAT nuacnnis EXpoe'ofant Remedy
silI a ihis. Hence II Is presented end recon-
m fndai = tn community. Tbs medlrne
mn ff1isIH paIIfafps and relieves the st-sssur
'eeuEh. ems ~ tree mn rasV exneefornfions
F'ap-nr thg hectic frVer AMI night sweat healln
lie u.erratrd hfurs and arrsstin1 the fatal pro-
Ri"ss Of con'umpi N, A. ihe samr time strensih
nsfnu The weak AMI dehilfhird. rnsul lflng thu
bowels and rrp@nrng quiet rest and sweat re-
ae=e, THIS Rcms3p can b. rehed npon i1 do MI
~ the mover of nod al'aii hetpg Used n the
nrya'e ornrfire nf ~ late DR. Drncan, iProf.-
sor - fho University Of Ed.nhurpl for upwards
of elrhfeen ars, ~ whi-h thousands hnve h2ee
rest 'red % prrfsrt health II - not 10 10 un9cr-
stood lhnf tle ENncrtnrnut Ermelv Will 'cHrr
~ e1-es Of 'oasHnpunn; tina II viii moi do
Bur W To- fher2 la ~. fhcra ~ hope: we would
therefore Avis al to u4a thla medicine. When
the e1sei- ie.arll if. sull proves hlessina 70
the suflsrcf; hv g.vinr ease and strength. reley
iuR the coagh, aud chpaklrR Of phlrgm, &c.-
Tins ain'e4t rpps9llif1n 10 tho pat ont, " h,ce
h. san5s DO not cvscrieuee. -.so IS at No
Rcmefaher oalv ~
"a. NJ aalc n Wheeling by J Il & Il MARSH.
Sol 4 gsnfs nov 81
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