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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-25

WILMER & SMITH take this opportunity Of stating q
Of the Union that their Liverpool house peculiarly adapted
for the instant and despatch Of packages parcels specie
other cities the United States and Canada and that thai
NAL ATTENTION THE PRINCIPALS, on all occasions
WILMER SMITH have made arrangements with Messrs
LverpoS house america BY the Steamships and other
said Agents essrs; adams Co. Boston and New York
and will thereby be free from delay and high charges.
They deem it necessary here state that they have
nexion whatever with Mr. q. Tuckerman, Of Liverpool.
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- b AEON COU RISE.
FOOT RACE1

rop..o,,r, rwy1 nA SITEu Dor.po
THE PR6PRiEToRs Of The above Coar.< Offer Of
$Oo for Foot Race 70 taxi PLACE ON the above CoaIss
Hoboksn the l4th OCTOBER, weather permtng
follows !.
rS o. sop 20 inc '1a wmo wen tie 70
hs th bst y IN he race and $50 10 The foar however
nn ~ ~ ,,,su. md n H. second third fourth
above and nothing T aas miles ar 9 q is o,s ces
oas ,rS S.a,es for te his rce and should
10 Tor s Entering hs names who do not nsenS To-
run
sesS as and no viii b allowed enter who
az: &c 3 s sd $ s Ct sy III.
WSo person will be allowed to start FOR the above Purses
who may between race run ON any course in
the United States purse % match Of $50 Or more
June 10TH 1874. IL miles from Hoboken Ferry.
snls lm-re
THE yApoR BarH-Is die b.s. and @o..sressbls rene
cAkRoIIs No. ss5 Biosd%ss and r Try The Bath WINS
~
80 =. ,,,,n,, g 60
LIT WlIh bOAKp,wIwo handsomely FURNISHED, ni.e
several room: single xssiIs%ss house
az 20, Hno" street. toe ''e' " we Tso Imrc
MADISON HOUSE. SOUTH BKOOKLYN. .. /.
SITUATE No n ATLANTIC Sr.. OPPOSITE Long ISLAND
RAIlrRoAp DEroy.
going last b the Long Island Railroad that he
Departure q ca TSose Who may honor him With call shall
e. A Iiass !. rv's entrance second door Ffs 81 north
aIS m~m Proprietor.
pOLITICAL CARICATUREs.-The bes, and most salea.
ii:.$s5i ss;sss +, as 3a
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FOR THE PILES.
n ID TT ID III A NJ H. ~ ~ IT

II. IL "A M , IL IL II u a IL
N INTERNAL KEMEDY.-ft is certain for Piles
"A either internal external bleeding blind Cases. Of TWEEN
standing have permcnantly cured by this nvaua
bic remedy after ali other had failed Testimonials Of its
efficacy the Office Bs NOT imposed aponsee that the
outside boz. and reems that he above med
door s2oss spring street, q he original aud sole Proprietor
sar sne,'encs confined 10 an orr,cE raacrlcs where
Zee hours from A. N. 70 r NJ. Advice grass: No 1876
raj Agent for the State Of New York. Sold by j. Il. Warner
Co.. Uucs Coleman Co., Buffalo; 7 d. Fitch Co.. SYRIA
L. b. Swan Rochester II Loctport Rochester syra.
and other places the vicinity has red Some
desperate Of Piles after all medicines lad been tried
In this city the Proprietor has tp Satisfaction Of
eecting than live hundred The st wear and
is constantly the reception Of letters from parts OF te
Unlon expressive Of the efficacy this ncns i,
Of Piles disease which often bae ill., III
of eminent Physicians, and Of the real which ur H..
cspancy Of opinion among medical has prevailed From
pathology unsuccessful has been mr.
sued treatment OF this complaint hence very
opinion that incurdbe dease. Tins however A. -,
from being the yields readily above remedy AID
proprietor asserting IL m cure IN
Piles, however long y existed or rs
waited they may Remember, that CITY, the uel,rns
obtained, vi the proprietor, Bowrry tou.
doors Spring Any other article Ia he
the worthless and calculated ouly deceive and In.
Jur@ Pure 81 au'7 s,rdvAwv-, n
pOitN-,v i DDis ianiIy aiess rok sale sui
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-25

I
M H. SrEINMETS takes leave the trade
w second Edition Of his complete Work Cutting
Of every description will be ready Tor delivery
few days.
II than since this work was hrst INTRO
highest by the eminent Of the profession both
Europe having occurred where
complete satisfaction has not been TO those who have
principles The book IL by II inches and
contains II elegant Diagrams representing all the styles
Of Garments vogue, with plain Instructions for cutting
other informal, IL the trade 70 detail 10
"A dvertsement The following few Of the highly
respectable uames who the merits Of the work
The being practically acquainted with Mr. Sein
work. complete IN us arrange men and q ,s practical
application Cutting hereofoe published
either in Europe America: =
r. Henry & Son Daniel Gutter Stats X Banker Chas
Cor T.. w. Tryon CO. b. f. Homer James Daily John
Havland; J. II. Banker.
The be obtained Of the author NO. lis Broadway,
New York au2 Inn
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
IL CHEZ VIRTUES of the IRIC0PHEROIfQ

Patent Medcated Compound, are =
Its bracing, strengthening and clarifying qualities
Pits gently stimulating the action Of the skin.
3-lts producing and encouraging reaction in the bulb
root and particularly the pulp which receives the vessels
and nerve, giving life and vigor to the hair
dts equalising the circulation Of the fluids
5ls freeing the skin from the effects Of perspration scurf
and dandrun,, aud dsposng the hair curl.
6And Its tuent will preserve the hair in beauty and
health, to the latest period Of lie.
Gatuous advice disease connected with
st the Hair Cutting Rooms LAG Broadway up STAIRS
Liberty street au3 I'm m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-25

EAGLE CJFFEE HOUSE AND BATHS.
52S Pearl street, near Centre street.
WARM COLD l Dr. AN NJ, SHOWER We PATHS equal with
clean single Beds, l2s Meals, l26 Board and lodgings
~ 30 per week. Newspapers from London, Liverpool and all
the principal cities Of the United States taken in.
Jy20 I'm IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-25

PuRT WINE, MADEIRA, ABSENTEE,
KERCHWASSEK, sc.
GRAND DEPOT. 81 JOHN STREET.
NIRCHARLES &c has the honor inform the public
w his friends that he has received large and
OF Bordeaux Czr Sautee Grave Khenlsh Port and
Madeira Wines from the first hands Chateau LATTE Chateau
Leoye BrAne CAntsnde, yntages 1898 and yi0. Cham.
psxne Gordon blue 81 Julien aud Medoc Wines hogheas
aad cases. for bar and family aull I'm
ECONOMISTS HO!
THE BEST, CHEAPEST aud NEATEST CLEANING
and h.,sstuag 1sts Garments done 1870 Nassau
"a spck of ssssonabls Clothing always
hard a may BE- had for Cash paid
Jlotln. fFn~sri~f Nassau STREET.
tvya t"s~ GEO LEViE
i AND UIliEks.-A magnificent and elegantly finished
assortment stf.~d SHIRTS, we'll adapted the Southern
reasonable applying 10 Pike
Iip corner % Water. It~ supply ~ unliniird.
JOHN CLAY. corner Of Pike aud Water,
jv21 m W Pike
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TING TURE AND LOTION
TVVT(yO !, ATYON

INTERPOLATION.
IMPORTANT NOTICE-Monseur Vimey of Lyons, has
appointed DE LAUNEY 4 GRAY, Of New York, sole
agent for the sale OF his Tincture and Lotion of nvgoaon
the United States and Canadas The reputation Of these
PREPARATIONS leaves scarcely NECESSARY 70 that
ncaIabty Of connuba uor albus general
taon Of the all the diseases produced BY masba
ton The Iinctue internal remedy, and highly paata.
be The Lotion is used externally They act Immediately
after they applied and they be had separately with adysn
tage but efcacous CONJUNCTION For sale l02 Mas
sa street. Duane 10 and 81 Barclay streePrce SO
bottle Of each They also made in powders and sent
by mail folded in the form Of letter with full directions
for &C., at double letter Price three dollars for
letter package containing two powders for the Incte
and another for the Lotion S. for double package $40 for
five powders EACH Their effect is warranted Orders BY
mail must be ranked postpaid and directed DE AUNEY
Y AY. New York CITY. aut lmdy&wv*ec
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CAST OFF CLOThING
GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES DESTROYS of con verting into
~ cash their suIeuous off Clothing, will obtain from
the Subscrber the HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
Families or Gentlemen quitting the city changing
sdcnce having effects Of the kind dispose Of win find il
much to their advantage send for the Subscriber who will
attend them at their residence by appointment.
H. LEVETr, Office No. Wall street,
:, and at 40 Hudson st.
Clothing cleaned and repaired.
u line through the Post Office, otherwise will receive
prompt attention. jy20 linsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-25

fUnh HUIEL, 4 " y WASHINGTON ST
BOARD and Lodging, per Week ............ So 50
- Transient Boardsrs, per Day.. . from 50 to rs cents
~ 20
dha Boston and Albany steamboats, Persons wishing
reside in the city for few days. will do well by calling and
JED 3fnA Il. KNOWLES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-25

MAKTELL. IL HuLDERM 4 Mn,
80 Maiden Lane, New York,
M MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS Of onamen
Bandeau Hair and style Of Everlasting Cus and all
kinds Of Hair Works, wholesale and retail.
N B-The trade supplied on reasonable terms.
and Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-25

KESIAUhA FRANCOIS.
T BONNARD, Nassau street. The Proprietor fear
essly recommend this establishment general attention
Il has for many years been conducted STYLE that the
French and Foreign residents has afforded asfac
can require whether in the English French style Of cookery
WATERS French and English) polite and general arrange
ments of the tables in cool and airy saloon for private and
social parties, not To be equalled j. BONNARD,
lnas re- Naasa
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ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
SHIPPING AGENCY AT LIVERPOOL.

SHIPPING AGENCY AT IVERPOOL,
NOTICE.
HAyiNG Withdrawn our Agency entirely from MEssns
that MEssRs ADAMS Co.. Of No. street, Bos-
ton, and Wall street, New York. authorized Agents
for Shipping and Forwarding American Agents
To the reception Of goods in Liverpool and the for
wardng Of the same to any part Of England France &c
that they should pass through the hands Of
MESSRS. ADAMS 4 CO.,
their several Offices, follows
No. SCOUT street. Boston, No Light street. Baltimore
No. Wall street New York Penn Avenue, Washington.
No. IS Chestnut Phlad. No. IS Fourth st. Psbug.
No is Shetucket st. Norwich, Ne 1856 Main Worcester
WILMER 4 SMITH
Liverpool May /, 1874.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-25

pohAov ilil oos family ais. roA, sale su
purchasers by h. h COLLINS u Co,
aul3rc ~ South
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CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
3O4 Pc ARL STREET,
BETWEEN BEEKMAN STREET AND PECK SLIP
y.-s siaSBER, Of the pioneers Of the cash SYSTEM
the public that ne CONTINUES TO man
ufactn every kind Of Civil and Military clothing Of the finest
five than other house charges the quality
Of garments Witness the following list Of prices -
Best superine wool black Dress Coat. .SH 10 $40
Pants OF fancy aud plain black Cashmere. to
Gentlemen who supply their cloth have them made
N The best style at the following prices =
idnts from ~ 70
Vests " l 80 to
IN JOHN NOFFAT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-25

LEECHES. LEECnEo!! LEECHES!!!
d 0lN LARGE and healthy Swedish Leeches Of supe-
OV,OOO nor quality, Just received per ship Howard from
Hamberg, for sale al thu lowest market price, az
q. "A. " a. WHITE,
tvIa itoer Importers ~ asc1,rs Inhn sfrass "
INV !NL..200 bales very superior Brdpor Seine, Herring
and GIll Net IWiNES from 81 to ~ lbs, manufactured
with from the best for this mar.
ke aud all Of lots 10 su
chasers, on reasonable terms by f. X COLLINS x CO.,
sul9m ~ South
GUANUGusno Of quality in barrels and bags
" for sale in lots 10 sut purchaser, BY
X COLLINs& Co,
auio 81 South street.
ARi,leoo krgr Pure Leaf in ,pry syrrrnr orer and al
80 s. ,r'f"ey s"'rS nv long I .pls , =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-25

TO TRAVELLERS.
THE yAPOR BATH-s the best and mostpsgreeabe RENE
dy for the exhaustion and assitude produced by long
nsy and broken Travellers invited call MRS
CAKROLL'S No. 325 Broadway, and try the Bath.
sul7 lWrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-25

OAND-IU GIUVE DEALEKS.
WE take the liberty of informing you thar have entered
into coarrershp u the Wholesale Stove business under
Cunningham deceased aud shall introduce into market the
present season. variety Of paens comprising good
an assortment of Cook, Parlo Hall and Office STOVES,
can he found any store IN the Stae being practical ioun
iry men, and having bestowed the
o. our patterns which make them superior Stoves
IA naket aud being eIared them extensively
with the facilities q manufacturing cheap the cheapest
We are enabled to sell on the very best terms.
We would be pleased to have you call and examine ar
ciss previous 10 making your purchases
Very respectfully yours, X. II. FINCH
URlAH HILL, JR.,
WIN. BORDMAN,
. Il. b. FINCH.
No 23l Water New York. aud Peeksk Wcstches,er
Counfv ,v2s ln ; or
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INIEKIUh DEIOhAIIONo
THE having just nc wed from Paris very
chaste and beautiful collection OF hIy finished FRISCO
Decorations for ecully invites the
Of the gentry this assortment The
quality these designs tail recommend
them IN matters OF art and il COMPARISON with
methods Of emb~llishmen they will b. found many
"'S' "'S"'' "'' 'A''S''-' = '''' GEORGE ffIATT,
iva lmsrc l2 Spruce street
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MIND OAhhOlLLo
INDICATED VAPOR AND SULPHUR BATHS.
325 Broadway, two doors above the Hospital.
MRS CARROLL respectfully TO her patrons the
from Copsad street and established her Medicsted vspor
and Sulphur Baths commodous and central situation,
No 1926 Broadway where by her continued assdqy and
strict attention. she hoes merit the patronage which her es
N B-Sulphur Baths require hours notice Portable
Baths Of the city its vicinity Bathing Tubs
for hire 2rnrc
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CHEAP soar WOkkS.
EROCERS, DRUGGISTS AND STORE KEEPERS
are supplied CHEAPER than can be had elsewhere Examine
the stock of JOHNSON Y EROOM, and compare with any
other if you wish such choice articles they supply
70 Trinity Place, late Lumber street.
CHEAP PERFUMERY
Ofevery description, the extensive Perfume Laboratory and
Soap Works of JOHNSON u VROOM,
iy30 Imsm 10 Trinity Place. near Trinity Church
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JUsEo'o COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
OR iNIrIArOKY COUNTING ROOM.

,,srr .Lsr,S9 , Uoncr OF Mur.Hy sIrecI.
ton ~ Book-keepng Penmanshp aud Commercial Arth-
mstc and qualify Seaenen for practical duties Of the desk
Private instruction is given if required
70 Members Of the Mercantile Library Association re
luestrd APPLY the Librarian Clinton Hall will
furnish tickets Of admission uader the made with
he Committee.
References may had al the Academy TO Bookkeepers
Merchants and Clerks whe have been students during the last
nine years a .t- sl
- For sale yoness Principles aud Pacncs Of
svo price l2s This work is adopted IN the first Acade In
situations this country It is also republsed gland
and extensively introduced there ans
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-05
THE RACES.

In another part of to-day's paper will be
found q report of the races during the
week, up 10 yesterday. The weather has
been unusually fine, and every thing passed
off well; all are well pleased with the weeks
sport-except those who lost their money.
The track has been much improved by the
chlerprising proprietor. Mr.. MORRISON,
and the manner in which every thing was
conducted could not fail TO give general
sa,isfacti on.
We were pleased TO see number of La
dies turn out to witness the sport-and
hope il will be more general in future.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-05

We learn by gentleman who was in
Boonville a few days since, and who saw
our Banner, that it is one of the mos,
splendid affairs Of the kind he ever saw;
or perhaps that ever was in the State
He gave us full description Of it, but as
we wish surprise for our friends, we will
only allude to il in general terms. They
may picture whatever they please, in their
imagination, in the way Of Banner, but
we will venture each and every one Of
them, when they see it, will say it surpass.
es their expectations.
II was painted by Mr.. G. G. BINGHAM,
who is native Of Howard county, and
who is not unknown to many of her citi.
zens, and to fame in his profession. He
being native Of the county--a true wing,
and an artist Of celebrity, it was left to him
10 originate and execute the Bsnner--and
the manner in which it has been done, we
are assured, and feel confident, reflects
great credit on him, and cannot fail to
please all.
Which Township will get this splendid
| Banner7
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-05
ARE YOU READY

The time for the Convention is near at
hand: are all hands ready! If not, tits time
to begin. The wings of this township are
ready for the trip. The Prairie Boys, as
will be seen by the proceedings of NEE
ting published in to-day's paper, are also
ready, and will be on hand in proper time.
We have no, heard, officially, from the
other townships, but understand they are
making preparations. Let all get ready
and be here by 10 o'clock on Wednesday
morning. A Marshal for the county will
then be chosen, and the line of march
taken up for New Franklin, where there
will be Grand Encampment for the night.
Each township and neighborhood should
provide itself with tent, blankets and pro-
visions for the night. The horses, and such
wagons as are not necessary to carry the
tents, &c. across the river, will be left at
New Franklin, as the delegation will pro-
coed from there to the river on foot. All
who do no, go by the river, are requested
TO meet US either here or at New Franklin.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-05
WING MEETING.

At meeting of the Clay Club of Prai-
rie Township, held in Roanoke on Friday,
the 9th September, 1914, the following
proceedings we're had
Resolved, That the delegates from this
Township to the Boonvile Convention, will
meet their brother wings in the town of
Fayette on Wednesday, the 9th of Octo-
Der, prepared to march with the delegates
from that place at IL o'clock.
Rice Patterson was appointed Marshal
of the delegation, and Mr.. J. B. Bradford
his alternate.
Mr.. L. M. Patrick standard-bearer.
Resolved, That the delegates meet at the
house Of w. s. Green, on the morning OF
the 9th of October, at 9 o'clock in the
forenoon, prepared TO take up the line Of
march.
The Club adjourned TO meet again or
Friday the 25th October, at IL o'clock, al
the usual place of holding elections in said
township. A. J. Herndon, Esq and the
Fayette Glec Club, are respectfully invited
to visit US. A full attendance of the Club
is expected.
J. BONNELL, President.
J. HARVEY Secretarv
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-05
8 9 q q
FOR THE CONVENTION.

The new and splendid steamer LEWIS
+. LINN, will arrive at Glasgow on We'd
nesday Evening, October 9th, and lay there
until Thursday Morning, October 10th,
o'clock, at which time she will leave for
Boonville.
Every arrangement will be made to
make the trip pleasant one, and that all
may have an opportunity of attending
Capt. Kennett has fixed the price of the
trip at the low sum of THREE DOL.
LARS there and back, and board while a,
Boonville.
Passengers are requested to be prompt
at the hour, as the time Of starting will be
positive.
The Linn" will be ready to receive pas.
sengers at Glasgow on Wednesday Eve,
ming.
A Band Of Music is engaged for the &C..
casion.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-05
ELOQUENCE.

Twas night The stars were shrouded
in veil Of mist; cloudy canopy overhung
the earth; the vivid lightnings flashed, and
shook their fiery tresses in the face OF
heaven; the deep toned thunder rolled along
the vaulted sky; the elements were in wild
commotion; the storm howled in the air;
the winds whistled; the hail.stonss fell like
a shower Of pearls; the huge fluctuations
of the ocean dashed upon the rock bound
shore; torrents leaped from the mountain
tops; in short, il was night awful, beyond
Imagination, and Adolphus Leopold sprang
from his couch with vengeance stamped upon
his brow, murder in his heart, and the fell
instrument of death in his hands. The
storm increased; the lightnings flashed with
brighter glow; the thunder growlcd with
deeper energy; the wind whistled with
wilder fury; the confusion Of the hours
was congenial to his soul and the stormy
passion that ragged in his bosom; he clenched
his weapon with sterner grasp; de-
moniac smile gathered on bis lip; he grated
his teeth, raised his arm, sprang with fear
full yell of triumph on his victim, and re-
lentlessly murdered a--bed-bug.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-05
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.

The October number of the above work
is on our table-filled with literary matter
of high order, and embellished with three
beautiful engravings.
The enterprising publisher Of this work
deserves the patronage of his countrymen.
1t is now in its twenty volume, and
has always maintained the reputation Of
containing the best literary matter of the
day, while its embellishments, and fashion
plates, for richness and beauty, have been
surpassed by none.
The publisher has already completed such
arrangements for the next volume as will
not only maintain the reputation of his Pc
riodical, but will defy all competitor.
Terms-Three Dollars. Address L. A..
Cooley, Publishers Hall, lOl Chestnut
street, Philadelphia.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-05
THE TIMES.
MING PRINCIPLES.

I. A sound National Currency, regulated BY the
viii and authority Of the Nation.
.. An adequate Revenue with fair Protection to
American Industry.
3, lust restraints on the Executive power. em-
brseing further restriction the exercise Of the
Veto.
4, A faithful administration OF the public DO
main, with en- equitable distribution Of the pro-
sseds Of sales Of it among all the States.
g. An honest and economical administration o
tse General Government, leaving public officers
perfect freedom Of thought and OF the right Of
Suffrage; but with suitsble restraints against i'm
proper interference in elections.
9. An amendment to the Constitution, limiting
the incumbent ofthe Presidential Office 10 sINGLl
TERn.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-05
STEAMBOAT DISASTER.

The Hannibal Journal of last Saturday
says: The s. b. Potosi, on her upward trip
al Quincy, on Friday morning, burs, boi-
Ter when about leaving the wharf Twen.
~ persons were scalded--two seriously
one of whom is named Perrin. brother Of
the Captain of the Inflated "Moselle."-
A deck hand named Miller was blown
overheard and drowned. Some of the
.calded ones returned on the Boreas.-.
No body to blame, as usual.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-05

DrThe Platte Argus copies very
interesting Revolutionary incident. from
the Independence Journal, in which Col.
McLane, the grandfather of the editor of
the Argus acted very conspicuous and
patriotic part. The editor speaks with
pride, and properly, Of his patriotic an
cestry. Could Col. Polk, the editors ia.
vorite for the Presidency of this free coun-
try, allude with pride to the patriotic acts
Of his grandfather! We trow not.