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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-09
Z. G. HARRIS, Agent.
jy-g No. Light street.

ENG iIRTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFiGl1>
II THIS DAY, will be drawn at EGERIONS'
lucky Offices the brag capital of $4,000, which We
positively intend to sell There is over S5UO,Oa3 N
The scheme, the capitals varying from SlOOu to SO
O00.-75 Nos, Is drawn Understanding decidedly
the richest chance for fortune that has been Offered
for II months. Remember, the Egertons positively
intend sell the high prize. as the chance is rare
one We would advise our friends to purchase early
that they may be safe.
TINS DAY, the Md. Consolidated Lottery draws,
class % rs Nos. i ballots.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-09

Steamer Cumberland, COmary, lrOpl Phiadolphja.
mdse, to T., g. Harris.
Steam packet Georgia, Cofey, from Norfolk. saw
uplhiDu
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-09
MEMORANDA

ship showing a blue signal with Il winte bail
passed May 18Th, lat % 10 5 lon 81 30 uy hrg
G$ceola, al NV York. 1.-THE ship Seamar, MyucN.
cicated II this Pott 2!d March, for Valparaiso sad
rl.p !
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-09

SERIOUS INJURY. Adam kissenburg was
seriously injured at Reading, Pa. on Wednes-
day last by being crushed against a wall, in an
effort to stop horses that were RAINING away
with an omnibus containing several passengers
None Of the passengers were injured
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

with apples, and every little while CIV:
ing us dig with their fists, till they
drove us down off The tree. We III
some time first; bu, they was too many
for US, and we had 10 give it up. In
the scramble they tore half the limbs
off the tree and about spoil, it. Then
they set up whoorah. and said now
we'll have the apples. And they took
our baskets from US and filled 'em up
and carried 'em off, basket full after
basket full. And by and by the Jab.
sons on one side and the Riders on
t'oiher got to quarrellng about whic'f
had the most. And they had real
fight, and got up into the tree again II,
get the rest of the apples. and there
they kicked and fit till they tore the tree
all to pieces; and it hasn't been worth
fig since, q
Now my advice to the Native Ame-
ricans is. that they shouldn't let any
more of the Johnsons or Riders cone.
over here and get up into our tree OF
Liberty, and go kicking about amoug
the branches. If they are mind 10
ca. the apples quietly and let the tree.
alone, it amt so much matter. But it
we keep letting SO many of 'em. as FAST
as they come over into our orchard. ~,
up into the tree and pull and hau! anil
kick the limbs about, it's my opinion
they'll not only carry off the bes. par;
of the fruit. but spoil the tree into tie
bargain.
| remain your a1eclons,e old uncle.
JOSHUA DOWNING.
Post Master. Downinuvil,y
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27
Post Master, Downingvi

A negro in Kentucky, not long since
had accidentally inflicted a wound IN
his foot. which was likely 10 prove IA
tai for want of care. A person ask
ed the negro why he did no. bind it up
and was answered:-'He be no my
foot; he be Massa's foot. If Massa
want him well. he may cure him him
self
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27
THE
HNT MM cn III W. e
= ,r.llsHEp EVERY THURSDAY, ON MAIN
STRICT.
EyJ JAMES C. EDw Il p ..
Proprietor
Y MS:

L ek vi >:
one Dollar and Fifty Cents per year !;
10 be paid in adrancc.
For six Months, eighty sersn and AHg
ssr.s in aau1nce.
4 non compliance with the nbovc terms
viii SUBJECT each delinquent to an extra
charge of twenty-five cents for every three
months delay. This rule ,oiI be strictly
adieicd to.
Persons forwarding a two dollar current
hank bill by mail, ranked by Post Mas
tar. will he credited for serenity numbers.
Advertisements rssrted at ono dollar per
,,rsre for the first and fifty cents Tor cacn
anbseoucnt insertion. a liberal discount
r,ds to yearly advertisers
Professional or Business Cards, not eA
n.s3,n- i've lines, will be inserted Tor nHe
dollars per annum.
Darlington ia tho seat OF Justice Tor o pgs
Maine. county, and contains about 2ooo
..Lsbnsnts 1t is situated OF the west
hank Of tho Mississippi, about 9oo mites
.beve Saint Louis.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27
Jonathan slick on BustIes.

In his celebrated work called Higis
Life in New York, Jonathan thus en-
larges on the prominent fashion oi tha
day, while giving an account Of a
"swarry" or "conversationary' he AT.
lie nded at the splendid mansion Of his
cousin John. Speaking Of his cous.
ms wife, he says:
Il looked a, her purity earnestly |
can tell you; and | do think she would
have been er,ter that John might
have been proud OF, if it wasn't for that
stuck up way she's got since she came
down here to York. ! never seen
critters back stuck up as hers was
| rally though, she was getting the rick
cts, and felt so anxious about II, that
turned to cousin afore | wen. up to
speak To her. sort Of low cousin John
how did your wife hurt her back SO!
declare it makes me feel awInlly TO,
see wha, hump she's got a growing
since she cum away from Connect
cut
With that cousin John looked at her
and larfed. and arier minute, he said,
seq, he, Hush. cousin. you must not
speak 50 loud, its true, Mary has put
on rather too much hustle; but its the
fashion, you see." looked around:
true as you live. there wasn't gal in
the room that hand't her back stick
ing out the same way. Such set Of
hump backed critters | never did put
my eyes on; and yet they all stood
about. smiling and talking 10 the fell
lers. as if nothing allied them poor
things"
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27
Here is bill of solemn waggery from
The N. Y. Sunday Mercury:

Tom, you seem to gain aesh ever
day-,he grocery business r'u- zee
with you. What did you weigh .asi'
Well Simon, l really forget now,
bu, it strikes me il was pound ~;
ter
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27
G.. w, BOW IE.

JAMES b. HOWELL. 'hN'h' '"''
EG,yEI.y 6 HAIL. Attorneys al
81 Law, kcosauqua, Van Buren, County,
Iowa. -
Scpt 90 lSil-t -
4 TEAS, Attorney at Law, Fair
8 f. Id Jefferson County, Iowa Terri
to-v.
July %, 1871
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

VIRGINIA Tricks are not so n0tori-.
Gus as Yankee, but they are in fair
way to become SO. The Wing Assem-
bly, of Virginia long ago passed join.
resolution proposing to elect U. S.,
Senator on The 22d inst. 1t went to
the Loco Foco Senate, and an attempt
10 have it there considered and con.
Cured in was voted down-l4 10 o.
1t was said, privately and publicly, by
Loco Focos that they would not 60 in.
to an election, as they were surs to be
beaten. Blu, 10! on the morning Of
the 22d. two of the Whie Members
were desperately i'll and third had
gone home to see his sick family. At
once the Senate called up the JOINT res
olulon, and passed it, giving notice
that they were ready to 60 INTO tho.
election. The Assembly was not
caught. however. but postponed the
| election TO the lst'
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

And such look az she gave me when
she concluded with. How could YOU
for moment suspect-bnt there she
is, on the other side Of the street.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

Saturday, April lst. Laura says
il was all mistake. She threw me
off ms guard in a moment. by the
frank kindness of her manner. and,
told my grievance without intending
it. She saws she met Ernest by
chance, and that he was telling her how
happy Kate had made him. lie is 10
return in six months, to be married.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

To Major Jack Downing, Editor of
the Bunker Hill, 1873, Fulton ST.,
n. York.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

The revenue derived from the NAw w
Canals. for the past SEASON. il ~ $50 .ooo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-16

From the above will be that TURPIN is selling
Pines every day. Persons who in want OF money
should Just observe the following Schemes and forward
their remtances without delay.
There are two Prizes Of $4,000 and one Of 900,
besides others Of $4,000 10000. 5000, sc. &c yet to
be drawn this month. TuRPS will sell some OF thcm-so
you want Pnze your Orders enclosing large or
small renittsnces, and address w. p TURPIN
Richmond, Va.
9Or5ers for Paekage- Certificates
lowing Schemes Lottery sdverised by Gre
CORY Co. will be attended by
ed, Drawings forwarded . received
$4,000.
heiandra Lottery Class IS for iefs-to
1885 Great Scheme: t3orOo 10000 1857 prize. $500
Of 5000. 10 Of 800. SO Of 1000. OF 600, so Of
500 &c 40 Nos is ballots Tickets sio halves qua rer
Ceheaies Of Packages Tickets 20 haIy.
&c quarters IS.
$4,000.
Alexandria Lottery Class e. ist5o June 25,h
1855 Splendid Fines $4,000 $4,000 sooo 1000 1000
70 prizes Of 1900 25 OF 500 ke IS Nos
TO- halves quarters $50. ceeaie kases IS Whole
Tickets $3.50; IS halves IS. IS quarter, 3s5o.
20 In addition large Schemes w p T h.. alway,
on had Tickets smaller LoeresCaptas ranging from 1000
to $4,000 and Tickets from s5l-drawRgs which are re-
eeiSed daily. Por prizes in any Lottery address
W. p. TURPIN,
my 90 Riehmo,i VI,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-16
--ur,G,ss isCkx.usos. -
HEALTH RESTORATIVE.

e.lny isvseanss cordial srssssh~n.s and r,eru,r de
hsguisag % fse.ysd coush Coda A,o,.
Ne Liver >i 49, Lans< Many wsn easss 81 trs.
consumption N " his Stages q dssss bssa sssy
eeeo ~ Ne Restorative at<r otb>r .-d
ths relations and family snds and ea " Win sbs~r
shy esrtig anleisd e,mu. ,.
and wishes eploy certain and resdy svosd Of s..eh
cay os pfetenson, lei him call Proprietor or h
hses and see The oss convincing testimony restored aud
rsefa sdvsdua Toe Heahh Restorative ssG amer the us>
nsse eou- will anrd practical evidences Of
vues sevee eaes Of diseased Lungs
ssed eassy amer the % oay half dsz-n Ahhoosh
NE rope"s has foe ID.
sale 10 New fosk ey hs undsr Of duty now h.
instructed his sEen spread abroad every drseo. most Ter
vsnb desiring 70 and % h PRODUCING .vosab. re-
s =. every nsance Of ~ New Yofk city and ne vi
emmy The following eerineais 10 from d. choa Known
New York Chemist:
have ahab.-d boie medicine can &C Brinek.boa-.
Health kssosative and pd that
any otsef nneae pspafauon. fors 4.
esnpossdof vegetable entirely" :
JAsrs r. Cmlrox, u. ID.
e. BRiNCkERHoFf, Proprietor, N. Y.
HosAor EvraKrr. Us. Ax-sl = -
Principal Once. W Hudsoe Street, New York-
W For sAie by tbs Agents.
GAYNoR, WOOD = co. Dru..ia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-16
HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
RichnSad. Va.
UNDER THE EXCHAN CE, No. 3.

SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JUNE:
10000 Dollars.
Aexandns Lottery, Class 25, for ls45 be drawn in
Alerandris. ID. T., Saturday June 2lst ISI5 Gres,
Scheme: $4,000 10000. 4367, prizes Of $780, 5 Of
1000 10 Of $780, 50 Of l0UO SO Of Co., SO OF 5OO &c
&c 10 Nos, IL ballots Tickets $40, halves quarters
So Certificates Of Packages Of 90 wholc Ticket.
$40. &c halves 10; &c qr's IS.
10000 Dollars.
Aex.ndria Lottery. Glass &c. for ls45 be drawn in
hexsndra, D. g.. on Saturday June 2sth, l545. Spen.
did Prizes $4,000. $1,000, $780, 5000 1000 5000
262s, $500. 25 prizes OF 1000, 25 Of 500. &c. &C. rs
Nos, 10 ballots. Tickets Sl0 halves S, qr's So Ger
heste' Of Packages Of 25 Whole Tickets $3.50; IS halves
65; 25 qrs % SO.
Ps-Persons visiting The city rIoyt they wan,
money.
" oroers for Tickets and saies and
IN The above splendid Lotteries, will prompt
ton and an account Of each drawing ~ immediately
who may order Tieksts from d. NJ HoYr
Richmond Apui -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-16

TO THE PUBLIC.
81" 1r has been reported, since dis
ESS&K- Continued Blu sness on the Main street thar
- had len the city which is fal,-. me
NOD OF informing eustoers, and thu puhe generally that am
located on The second below Exchange oi. and in
rear OF The Bell Tavern Franklin my Conci,
and Harness Manufactory extensive operation Ny
sock consists OF The following descriptions Of Carriages
Coaches e Springs F.
Do. Elliptic Springs
Barouches for or WI Horses
B1sgie- with and without Tops
Top Buggiss with
Roekaways, style article
Coach Baroucbe and BGggye Harness, of al ou,utie.
Persons wishing 10 purchase will IL, call
and examine stock manufacture work thar .-i
hence can with confidence Particular attention will
Dc given to all kinds OF Repairing and on the most
reasonable terms ~
will furnish County Coach Makers with al kind. of Coach
nndnss on the most reasonable on hand very
superior article OF Coach varnish
ap e3-am AIpRrn urxe
LLENs SIX DARRELL. PisruIs-Jua received from IN.
Manufacturer large Aliens self eokinv a,
bsrsh Pistols which for against an enemy arr
or TO any other Pistols and for durability IN Shoot
ns are not 10 be eIceet Also =,
Pocket Rifles and other Po-a offered NJ y,r
low prices, by THOMAS TyREP ''
Importer and Manufacturer OF Guns Ride. A..
"y ~ No. 90, Main Street.
WNboW GLAss-eII0 and 1919, for sale BY
w my 10 DAVENPORT a ALLEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-16
C. Z. ALIENS LOTTERY OFFICE,

NO' . tN'HhNNF
Splendid Lotteries for June.
$4,000
hcrabdria Lottery, Class IS, for 1870 drawn in Aet.n
dra, a. Saturday June 2I Crest scheme $4,000
ioOeO 1901 przss 10 OF IsoO so Of 1000
so Of 600 so Of 500 &C 10 Nos ~ Ballots halves
quarters 2,SO.
Cert6estss Of Packages Of &c Whole Tiesets $40
Do do go Half do 20
Do do 90 Quarter DO as
hersndra Lottery Class 60 fnr 1850 be drawn in Aran-
dra, G. Saturday June 9slh, Splendid FEes $50
OOo rs 5000 2Soo pines Of 1000
IS Of 500 DC IS Nos - Ballots Tickets $40 halves quar-
ter $50.
Candidates Of Packages Of Is wbos Tioses $3.50
Do DO IS Half DO IS
Do do rs oaauer do % so
n Orders for rche and Ceuncates Of Paetase.
the above Splendid Lotteries receive the most prompt a.
tentoa, and Of drawing
TO an Who may order Tickets from C.R. ALLEN
- No. S. Erchanre
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-16
STRATTON'S 0FFICE.

STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
NO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
let all say what lney can
For selling Prizes, STRAIT the
DRaWLT6 REcEWED EVERY DAY at O'CLOCK
Drawn No. NJ Alexandria Lottery Extra I3s-June Ioth
- ~ 80 80 IS % % ~ IS So 81 81 %
Whole Ticket Nos 10 81
do do - 81 -
do do 10 So
do do 20 rs
DO DO DO DO IS as 81 81 81
Do Eight Capitals i'm Lottery! sold and "a "a by
STRATToN the aIIprIze teHer.
Drawn Nos. in Alexandria, Extra 1879 June IIth;
65 10 4 Is 10 IS 40 SIS I3 ~ SO ? % 49,
Tickets Nos. . 10 60 another prize of $500 sold and
paid by STRATTON
Drawn Nos. Of aon0ngalia Lottery, No. "a. June 18th:
5s 90 III 80 81 81 - 10 81 80 CO 8 5 40
Ticket Nos 81 50 - prize of $1,000 and Half Ticket
Nos 10 "a 50 two more capitals sold and paid by
STRATToN
Nos Of AieIanda Lottery EIra No i4I-June Iath
90 % IS 80 30 81 2 40 6s As % so 3 20
Ticket Nos &c So &C. another Capital sold and paid BY
$4,000, 1000.
Monday-va. Les,bure, No 20. Capitals sI2 oeO 1000
1900 is4 10 OF 1000 10 of 7sNOs drawn. Whole.
$4,000, 10000.
Tuesday-Aeandrn extra, No ii2 Capital. $4,000 10000
5000 1850 10 Of 1000 10 Of 500 &c IS Nos
w. "'' ~ ~' $1,000, 1000.
"Wednesday AeIaDiria, Extra No. ia Capitals: $1,000,
1000 1000 &C rs Nos Is dawn whoIes - So l IS
qrs. cat cts.
$4,000, 5000.
ThurstayAeIandria Extra No las. Capitals $4,000 5000
1000 2s9 10 OF 1000 &C. IS Nos Is drawn who'es
$50 qrs. I,23.
$4,000, 164s!
Frday-vs bononeala, No IS. Capitals: 5000 I64s 1000
OF 500, se 20 Nos rs drawn Whole, o. halves !; qrs
so cts.
$4,000, 5000
saurdsy-Ae Iandria EItrn No ~ Capitals $4,000, 5000
3o0o eoOo 1881 20 500, &c as Nos drawn Whole.
" halves 2; qrs. l.
$4,000, 10000
For Monday Morning drawing received by Sundays maAet
aBdra Class No IS. Capitals $4,000 10000 4S6T 90 Of
$500 Of 1000 10 OF 1890 so Of 1000 so nf6O0
" Nos ~ dawn Who'es $40 halves s. qrs $50.
Buyer referred my list Of Prizes, registered
the Once, proof Of what has done; every
drawing continues TO the number sold aud paid
Dor Orders for packages eerheates
seheme' and in all Lotteries, will be promptly attended
drawing sent VIXEN requested
Please address orden N. sTRATroN
je 10 Richmond. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-16

j. f. WORDS
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE,
OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,

Spiesdid L.oueyics for June.
$50 900
Acrandria isy. ci.ss rs. 1880 dawn I'm Al
drs z. sa,sday June 2is Is45 scheme a3o ooo
10000 t9a7a psizss of 25oo 1900 o.
SO Of 5oo Ae 70 ko ~ sIe halves s.
quatsrs $50 Paekaseso Whole Tck-. 40
70 halves 10. 70 quart-ns -.
$4,000.
Ahsandns Lottery Class duvu In A,~r.,
dtia q Saturday. Juss 2stb spa Psiz.s: SO
900 $4,000 soso 5000 p1-s Of 1000
ssof 800 &C rs Nos ~ baot T,ehst. halves s. quar-
sf ESQ cerestss Of Packages u IS Whole Tickets
IS halves es; rs quarters ~ So.
" Ords for Tckrs and Cerneaes Of Psckareu
IN the above Splendid oes ,ronp, .si-u
uoa and oial u dr.wx
sovef 70 Al who ordnr froa J. v. WORD,
spR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-16

sA-ps sAssArAHLIA torures" says Dr. Her,ebei
might have been dispenred with. had few simpler On
physoioy been earlier Modern pbv,,olo,v h..
doubtless DOM much for the human sinr I'M
pointing 10 the Mod the ofthc
ahse Of dsoers but quite
much m the Discovery which purfv the
infected and injecting sebd aseis rhi. i'm
poftant change drectne uniformity almost
rah hue eyspehs rng~of, iepsosv sro-
oss complaint m~feur. ulcers be .~s and
erupt oe< disappear under its
For further paesiars and is upsro,
value and eesey panph which may Of .s.nss
gratis. -
20 Prepared and sod retail and Cor erpo.too
BY A. B. SANDS CO. Drussss and Gr.ni,~ Bud-
nss NO. IL broadway. Of Chamber York-
Bold also by ALEX. DUvAL co, Agents. Main street Rich
mond Va Do Price ~ Rotie bottles Cor Is
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-16

THIS Is To INFORM The CITIZENS Of
kehmond and lis vicinity this day received
an lot OF Seasonable and Cheap Dry which ON
account OF the advanced OF
Ieaoeed pees IL s snperhuous enunerare the
% composing our stock Purchasers 10
eA As we wish To them M ,h.,
Caieoes from 9. cts ~ ''
Cottons from 6. let.
Linens OF our own importation expressly fer our own
- anu warranted Zee from any with COTTON In
No'u We nave an endless variety -Cheap Goods as v,
attention Is respectfully solicited anu '"'
T. BERHLEY Co.
= "A No AZ, Main Street.
Hnrsr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-16

WE still continue to keep a full supply o
Dses superior Patent Platform and Counter Scales an
so The Patent salanees We
The Scales sri and allow before bein
PAD fof my 2--eod2m John Z TRIRI.EI-r son.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-16
Auftiom 8aiss.

FUTURE DAYS.
ny Dasiep. Mssesfs 4 &c.
me I'm inst al 10 osi,es. auction .os.
ss ssesfh .orn~ni of Groceries, NY
- hnts n % Coix and Sugar m. MIN. ,,.r
,s o sna< ne'es- and beis p ant N % Moaa.->s -
Iso esrs kio. lag assJava COTE
'"oo los va cured Bacon. u,iddinss and ,bouL,,r,
~ kers Goshen Butter
100 bones soap
% bones sp~rm and fsnow Candies
90 be' whi.Asy aud Brandy
'. impl and Pow. Teas
NO Lard Indigo, stareh Mu.ssrd Ae
TEeAs-usder sioo cash: over lee f,,, ,oo,. ,,,, a.
proved negotiable paper ~ ' ~
ria Dtrxf nm ,xo.,,,,n -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-16
OPINIONS OF rRE PRSss.
5., CONSUMPTION.
ruon1DSs ooHroUnb sTnUr o. TAR AND WOO

vx>uKb9s1Ha C>rcniee ansd.s 70 Ills powerful rsn.dy
Asfs $4,000 Witch adniui.ssasIop IN Cos
supee - = fsh'eeU oenpast sbsosss ssso.i.hsd
As1 49, nvs b>sn by The
u ns ssser sa'ifeb recovered me slsd 70
SEA ss sxvnsvriy ksows. and sincerely uus mt
~ thssrp - oosssds who smsa na-
d. cesssptsnn WI avail themselves NJ
~ u,s o. TINS usdieise vii eonfe ioar dess
Fsun u ~deins IN discover remedy calculated
rsvasss OF roonay cossnnpioa the
eesntsnd In the Compound Syrup Of Tar Nsp,hs
sve Nat remedy uupaansied In snesns the fen
essroyo wherever has been used asouhlnr
seeee we therefore, eoufdsnry eonsump
Pres SO per bosas-siz bottles for o. So
~ Fes saie In Rehmosd By ALEX DUAL q Co. Gener.i
Seni Fs'ersbafs " Charles osiins Noet " A. A.
To- In Lysehburg BY John n. s-ay. III
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-13

CAPT. KIDD.--Every one has heard of
Capt. kidd-but with the many, the knowl.
edge they have ofthis famous pirate is quite
vague. Kidd (Wm.) was recommended by
Mr.. Livingston of New York as suitable
commander of vessel Lord Rumney had
fitted out against the pirates of the East In.
dies. On his arrival in India, he committed
many daring acts of piracy. On his return
to Boston, he was summoned before Gov.
Bellemont,-Ai man-of-war was sent from
England to take him and his crew home.
They were condemned and executed. Brad
ish, who was executed at the same time, had
run away with the ship Adventure, on vow
age to India, and arrived, March, 1899, at
the east of Long Island, where he deposited,
in care of a gentleman, his money, rings and
Jewels. Men have for years been digging
along the shores for Kids money! When
they dig in the way prescribed in the will
Oft father to his indolent sons, they will
lind treasures, but not in the shape of rings.
&c. e''
1t is curious that the principal cause of
confidence, and that wherein parties have
expended nearly thirty thousand dollars, is
MEsMERIsM AND CLAIRvoYANCE Almost
every clairvoyant under mesmeric sleeD has
united IN declaring that this Identical vessel
contains an enormous amount of treasure
In gold and silver bars, jewelry, diamonds
and other precious stones, and gold dust;
ana lhey one and all, declare their willing.
test '"''
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-13

GIVE do soemnly believe that if the Hebrew
Plaster were used in the beginning of cough,
thousands Of lives would be saved, who otherwise
might die with consumption. This Plaster is the
only article that will remove the swclngasabout
the neck and other parts of the system, called the
Kings Evil, or Scrofulous Tulnours. 1t has cured
Rheumatism when the patient has. used clutches
for years. All those who are troubled in this way
are advised TO try it. Also, those who are trou-
bIed with pain in the back. side or breast, have
been relieved in every instance. 1t has cured ev-
cry disease for which it is recommended All
physicians use 1t Unfortunately, who have come
to the knowledge of it.
For sale at the Drug and Book Store of d.. VIM.
R. Snelson. Also, at R. P. Hanenkamp Glasgow.
0rSee advertisement in another column
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-13
SHE WASTED DAY BV DAV

And through the night her hollow cough sounded
upon the cal Of affection like summons from the
messenger of DEATH. Frightful forebodings of
the future crowded her Imagination, while her
insidious destroyer was busy trying to accomplish
his work of destruction. Such, gentle reader, is
the history of~many fair maidens who have been
rescued from an early grave and restored to per-
feet health by the timely use of Wistars Balsan,
Of Wild Cherry Beware, then, how you neglect
the first warnings of the destroyer-and if you
have reason to fear it, make immediate use of
WiStar'S BalSam.
This unriratlea specific will not only relieve but
speedily and effecually cure, when all other
means have failed Make no experiment what.
ever upon the delicate tissue of the Lungs; but
seek at once the infalible remedy, and you are
safe.
G.FFor particulars read advertisement in
another column of this paper.
For sale by DR.. VIM. R. Snelson, in Fayette
Also, by R. P Hanenkamp, Glasgow.