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Rich Fancy Goods, Perfumerv SC.

01CA ouCy 0UUuS, 1SIluluG1y cACs
q A. ROWLAND, No. ISIS, Main Street, has in
~ Store, the largest assortment of
FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY, &c.,
to be found in any store in Worcester and is daily
ceving additions from New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
aud elsewhere. Cutery-as Knives of all KINDS Sssors
Rasors. Strops, Soap and Brushes Combs of all kinds
Pearl and Agate Buttons Hooks and Eyes, Needless Pins
Brushes for Clothes, Hair Teeth, Nails &C., Bead and
Steel Bags and Purses some very rich Gard Cases, Wa
lets Cameo and Colo Bosom Pins, BRACELETS, Steel Beads
Visiting and Friendship Cards, all the varieties Billet
Paper and Fancy Envelopes. of all kinds very nice
Gold Pencils, with Gold Pens, Gold Pens in Silver
Cases. for Sl25 silver Pencils with Stone Heads Ladies
and others visiting Worcester requested to call and
examine for smselves Prices as low as the lowest.
Sept l9-d9tw3t
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Rich Fall Goods

n,,v wuERE you CAN BUY CHEAPEST!
a. UPTON s CO.. are TINS week .1S p. oPsI.
v EmII and Winter Goods,
~ y,ches, and cheapest assortment ever offer
cd n worcester A. A. Thss' Cloths, o' Si'' Genus
as gov "a DIV G. A. UPTON CO., lao Main 81.
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Beautiful Teeth and Sweet Breath.
All may possess by using
SHERMAN'S TOOTH PASTE

All may possess BY using
SHERMAN'S TOOTH PASTE.
is warranted free from acid or any ipiurous nore5;
ents and is unsurpassed for cleaning and whitening he
teet removing tarter preventing them from aching or
cay, al the same time giving them healthy appearance
as well as hardening the gums sweeenns The breath
1t leaves delicious taste in the mouth anil gives pnive-
sal satisfaction Whoever once will ever after
give the preference every other dentce Charles
W Sandcrd, Col Charles s. Bens n and scores of our
most distinguished citizens. have used SHEEMAN,S
TOOTH PASTE for several years, and believe i; to be
unequalled Reader. get box and try it, if you want
sweet breath and handsome teeth
SHERMAN'S PLASTER, commonly called SHER-
MAN'S POOR MAN'S PLASTER, for the trifing sum
of 124 CENTS is without exception the article in the
shape ola Plaster IN the known world. Igives relief in
few hours where The suffering is intense.
- RHEUMATISM Lumbago. Pain Weakness in the
SIDE, Chest Back Neck, LOins Limbs JOINTS yield 10
1t sooner than any other remedy. Worn on the lower
part of the spine, they have cured The Piles and on the
small of the back, they have cured Falling of the omb
Dyspeptics, or persons troubled with Liver Complaint
VIII hnd them OF great and Surprising benefit when worn
over the part Affected Consumptives should always wear
one ON their chest, 1t will their Cough and remove
the Soreness Several million them have been sold and
never complaint made against them.
For sale wholesale and retail, the cheap Bookstore by
sept. 22-dwSm ]. CIRCUIT, JR.
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DIR. A. d. GOULLET,

Botanic Physician.
THE SICK MANS FRIEND, has recovered from his
indsposition, and is again ready attend all
sional calls. Office 227 Main Street Hours 2
A M ard to P. NJ. tf-sept 20
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Insurance against Fire!
TESTIMONIALS.

Testimonials.
NHE most positive and respectable, are frequently re-
L ceiyed in favor of JoNEs'S CORAL HAIR Rec
ToRATITE.
Many whose hair scant, testify to its stimulating the
gr0lcth of Hair. 4
Others whose hair falls of, and who troubled with
Dandru testify to is nvograng and cleansing qualities.
Apart from these recommendations, It is found be
unsurpassed for impartng the hair
DARK, GLOSSY, SILKEN, APPEARANCE,
that is beautiful, and universally admired.
II is also ecoRomical-costing but IS. per bottle
Be careful and get the genuine. For sale by j. CIRCUIT
JR., 2Ol Main ST., Worcester. dwSm-Sept. Ia le48
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DIR. o. H. BLOOD.

c. DIR. .. H. BLOOD.
6YSSsssS1 Proposes to resume the Practice of Medi
SIlIYYYP cine, so far relates to the treatment of
the Diseases Of Children, which arise from
difficult dentition. Ii is fact that of the Irregular
iies and consequently many of the defects second
set CT teeth, caused by mismanagement during the
erntOn and even before the appearance of the first teeth
The practice of Dentistry for several years past has
made the principles and process Of dentition
rritatons resulting from it familiar, and therefore ap
propriate department OF practice.
Apply at 100 Main Street. at House.
The subscribers have u coRnexion in the bust.
of Dentistry, which will be continued the Old
Stand 1870 Main Street. o. II. BLOOD, M. D.
Sept. 22-u C. ID. COOK, NJ. ID.
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DIR. l.. G. MEAD,

GE%-EsAA DIR. IL. g. MEAD.
Dentist, (ate of Providence, r. r
SIOY Typ Takes this method to inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Worcester, that he has
permanently located himself in this City in the practice
Dental Surgery,
where he will perform all operations in his profession after
the most modern and scientific methods All work will
he warranted to give perfect satisfaction and charges
made IN conformity with the times: Office in Waldo
Block, No. 1885, Main Street. sept rs
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- WUIC00EtF TTOOuIe Juice, sept. 1873.
To all persons interested in the Estate OF ASENATH
MILLER, late of Westminster, deceased
Greeting.
Won are cited to appear at Court of Probate 10 he
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of Oct cher
next 10 show why administration of The estate Of
said deceased should be granted to Daniel Herring
ton of said Westminster.
sepl5d CHAE. e. PRENTISSs Re r.
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ELAN NEElS,

WHITE, Scarlet. Yellow, Grey, Green and Printed
w FLANNELs, Twied and Plain, Of Domestic and
Foreign manufacture, bought at Peremptory auction
safes, and will be sold at prices to which solicit
comparison We have these Goods in all widths from ga
TO yar'is wide. b. L. HARDON & CO.
Sept, 22-6w
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RICHARDSON & LORING,
xTTOIJLD call the attention those in pursuit Of the
w best ANA cheapest Cooking stove, TO New Air
Tight Stove arranged for Wood and 70
sui, a who give trial. AlsO-A large assortment oil
Paror. Ofice, and Box Stoves rs Main street,
Sent 25-du
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-23
NpORI\NT FROM ALBANY.

The bills To punish ctiulaay Seduction and Abdnc,
tna have pissed the Assembly 10 to IL, ands3 to I
Puo1le sentiment is al length triumphant III our State,
AMI il Is aaorlldr.-.Nce York Iribu"e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-23
h1ARnlAGEIN uIGHLIEE.

Mr.. Thomc. Of New Yare, son Of the millionaire
ha, really married eaarna Baftil, one ct tie Prma
donaasf the Asior Hons operate troupe The happy
e,olla are spending tn" honeymoon IN EIz45ehioWn
Ncs,J l=ey- Pat. U'f5tH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-23

STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
Rcportcd by Beecrly BLAIR, Licensed Sio Broker.
STATE Stock per eenl-par value $IOO-sales at Is
and interest.
James River & kanawh, Bonds. guaranteed by the
S,atc-91l 2n9S;
Exchange Bank Stock par value sl00-nooe on
sale.
Farmers Bank Soek--par value il00-9S 90.
Virginia Bank Sloch-par value SO sales al 0I "A
67!-
Manchester Cotton and Wool manufacturing Stock
par value tl0O--hed at So.
Richm mi Fire ass,cauon Siock-par value 80
sales since Mach dividend at Isl,
Rlchm9nd, I fredericksburg aud Potomac Rail Stock
par saae 3lu0-held AT $50
l,rhmund, Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
Of Dtbt-par vaue sI00-hed at $50.
Richmond and Louisa Rail Road stoek--rar value
$l0U-rccrnl safes at SO,
LIVE STOCK MARKET, MARCH Is.
Becf-Scalc weight. 5. 50 to s. 50, equal 10 s. an
s..
Shcep.-s2 90 10 81 90 according to qualify.
hous. Noie in market JsCoG Shook.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
NJ II i6

MARCH 10.
TOBACCO Receipts and inspections IN drrale or
fhr -ras'n- denlud In manufactured and stcmmng
tanls eod. W. quote Lug, from ST - To = 30 aud
10; Cammon i.eal ; 81 l. 4 %; Mldlms . % 10
> 81; Glad t. iiue 90 roS %
FLOUR sales at $ Z. "a s. 81. with consider
= .-..LL IL.
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NEW BROONISl BROOMGu

NEW BROONSl BROOMSn
On nHN broons ii all hods,
%V.OtV 5000 NOW landing from the East
the greatest assortment and cheaper
lhan any in the market,
ALSO.
SOC dozen pajotcd Bnclaals,
3OD d. Cedar louse Buckets,
800 Nesls do Tub,
800 do do Flour Bnchcis,
800 do dn Sul5r Boxes,
coo guess Clothes Pms.
300 do Backing.
800 do Matches.
100 do2eo Whlleua,h Brushes 6. /, s, 10 and
y knots,
2D0 par Shn Brush cs,
200 " ASH Boards, together with full assori-
Heut Of
CEDAR, WILLOW AND EASTERN MADE
WOOD WARE AND BRUSHES,
which olle for the SprIu1 rr,de. The most az ee
able terms SPENCER ROWE, Jr,
Broom ard NNnodcn Ware Store,
Catrert Street. mean Hr Corner Of
Pratt Street, BaHnaorc.
March 23-2w
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POSTSCRIPT.

We overwhelmed viii details Of the Revolution
in Paris We are unable 10 insctt as much as would
give Ineligible idea ot what has BEEN done. The
people proved much for boil! the King sd III. Cham
her Of Deputies. We give few iierus
LATEST INrELLlGETCF.
The follow ny procllmaiian has seen posted al NE
Buntsr:
Orders have been given 10 reese firing everywhere.
We have jis been charged by the King ,ofan min
i-ty.
The Chamber will be Dissolved, and appeal made
10 the country.
General l.amorlc.cte has been appointed C1mmandahs
of the National Guards.
THEIRS,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-23

n .iGGIiON,
h Samtlas, the 25h ,asi. Will sell. It, font
" otnur ot,e. aslluaar bit ol IL ,aselod aud XII
chen fufnt III. consisting ~
Dao IT tNn Mahogany Wafdr1bcs,
Two Mahogany Nale Boards.
Tea and Dining Fables.
Beds aud Iied,r,ds Chaits, Carpets.
Tables. Settlers. : spias. e.. ~
Also, a valuable l5t ii lAbr Var, consisting Of one
pnlag and Tea set. China. Ghss, Iumalnrs. Sc. e.
ALSO.
large ltef Kitchen Furniture. The en,tte stock Of
one declining housekeeping.
TERMS. Al sums ovrr so. SKY days credit
gonabltn,e 81, and under tn,t amount. cash will
he fequfeI. Sale Ia commence At o'eloek.
tPAEiPS 4 PERKINS. Auo,'fs,
March 23-lt
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ODlll0N BARROT.
DGVFRGIFR DIS HAURANNE,
lAMORICIERRE
All the MIN tiers have Quilted their ho'cls.

n
All the Min tiers have Quilted their hotels.
He B1utsel Ia closed.
Fans. FRIDAY. 9o'cluck. A NJ
A Republic has been prochnee The Kim. aud
hi- family are gone 10 Flu.
The provisional government already appointed has
,con c1ntmel. The following are ministers :.-Dnpoht
do fl,nrc. President; lamartne, Foreign Afirs; Ar
ago. Mato, L,dou Eoliin. in'rior; Mario, Public
" orhs; Carnol. Public instruction Bethnon, Com
mrfcc; la nure icte War; Gernier Pages, confirmed
as Meyer Of Pans, Coyawntc, Governor # Aigiers;
Dreoufias Conmlndlol nj iho National Guard
All communication by diligence and railway IL sus-
pended The station ui the northern railway has been
burnt mp ssihle tagel out Of Paris by that line.
All was tranquil in tie quarter oi tho luiIlerrs.
fna . o'clock The ,ol wing notice has iast
been published:
In the name Of tho Sovereign P,opl':
Cii2eus Tn Pow .anal Government has Just heeh
installed It's comp sod by the will Of the people, OF
rbo ctaros Ftrdrck Amgo. LOUIS Blanc. Marie.
lamatue. fncon. kebln. K Hin. Recur. Alarast, Al
herta watch over The execution o The measures "hich
will be llkeu by GlHrnhenf. The VII II the peT'lo
has chusra delegates the d'hft nrnt Of The police.
the cuifras Couls,dlcroand >ohref. The same stver
epu " II Of thc people has designated the cllizen 1t
Arngo tolhe Dlrre r'a General o' ihe Post o1ie'.
A. eNeoudoo tie orders gwen by the l'roslslm-
al G5verum"at il a alyiad that the bakers. or fur
nlshera at pr al Pans, keep their shops open to
MI lhusr Y hp my hav., uetaslln iof them
ItseNptc,sly recommended 10 ihr people not 10 qnh
Librarians. thur s'as. or Their revolutionary a'atua"
They have or6 been deceived by trrsn; II IL impor
1hal they should mol give opportunities 10 aeaehsa
criminal as they are terrible
The following order hns aiso just been issued
In the name at HE leneh people,
It's interlc,,d to the mrmbers u the Ia Chambet
Of i'eclsto meet.
Paris. 9Th Ebraary .........,
DtpOHr (dr 'Eme) AID tREMlEX.
1ANARilNF MARlf..
IEnRG ROlsiN. AaAGo
TX Ghanler Il Peers Is rather significant
IA III Int GInhS
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PIANOS.

.HESSRS KNlBf & G.lEIHE.
.,LL>YfE7CYtRERS or GR.LNp .L>D
SQUlRE PLANUS. .N.s y, 9.lNB II, EGE1Jr ST
u \ |. i NJ q Il T..
DEG lcevcto rsfs to The hdooop letter from Nj kuoop,
ID the distinguished professor. WApsc Concerts, III tbs ly
and esrvhere ha,o gseoso much Qualification to the mus
ca p1hlic
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7.
Mcssrs. Henry L. Davies, NJ l.. Harris, " W
Thompson, James VI. Daniel, and K. NJ Brown, hSqra
Committee OF Invitation, &.c. &c.
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o. TO Contractors 80
cEAI.ED proposals will be received until 6 o'clock,
- p. NJ the 9Th of April next, for building Fe-
male Academy in the town of Chsisansburg AIonigom-
cry county. The building be of Brick thirty by
fiy feet in he clear. three stories high including base
story. Speciira ions may be found in the Clerks
office after the 23rd day of this month.
CETHAS SHELBURN.
LEWIS L. J. AMlSS,
II. d. MONTAGUE.
Committee.
Outstanding. March COW
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-06-10
CIRCUIT ATTORNEY.

Messrs. Prewit Of Howard, Robinson
Of Boone, Hardin Of Galloway, and Cone
Of Randolph. candidates for the Office Of
Circuit Attorney in this Judicial Circuit,
addressed the citizens of this county on
Monday last. They are the most candid
set Of candidates we ever saw before the
people, as they professed to have come out
on their own responsibility, and desired
the Office because it was one not only o
honor, but emolument. They are all yer,
clever men, and we are sorry they canno,
each get good Office.
This Circuit consists of the counties o
Audrain. Boone, Galloway, Howard, Ran
dolph and Macon. James M. Gordon, o
Boone, is the present worthy incumben,
and declines a reelection.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-06-10

"General SCoTr was enthusiastically
received and entertained by the corporate
authorities and citizens of New York, or
the 25rh ult. His reception was the mos,
magnificent pageant ever witnessed in the
city. In the midst of festivities he received
an order to repair forthwith to Washing.
ton, and left al o'clock in the evening"
The citizens of Baltimore gave him like
reception, and he reached Washington on
the 2Sth.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-06-10
Later from Mexico.
r IL A e e! II IL A G. e!

New YoRK, June 2.
The new Cunard line steamer Niagara, has
arrived at Boston. She left Liverpool on the
5oth ult., and brings papers OF that date.
Commercial.
Pennsylvania flour 27s. to 2Ss. Cd; Ohio 26
10 27s.; best Canal 27s. Cd. to 28s.; wheat.
white, Is. to Is. 3d.; red. 6s. Sd. TO Is. Adj;
corn. 30s. to 32s. 3d.; meal, 12s, Cd. 10 H.;
cotton in consequence Of large importatons, de-
cned in all grades. Flour steady-saes
moderate. New Orleans beef, sos. 81; bbls.
old, So 4os.; prime, 80 36s.; mess pork.
"A Cos; prime IS a ass; bacon. Is 3Os.
per cwt.; lard, AZ ass. kegs, 80 AS. 3D..
France.
Several conspiracies had been detected in
france, but the Government remained secure.
and Lamarns still enjoyed the favor Of the PEG.
pie.
The conspiracy which took place on the 18th,
in Paris and Of which we had an accoun! by the
steamer United States, was completely put down.
Two hundred prisoners were taken. The Ma.
tional Guard and the Mobile Guards proved
faithful. The country was comparatively quiet.
LIVERPOOL. May 90.
CorroN-Sales OF tho week. 80. 720 bales.
New Orleans, good fair, S 14-market heavy.
Flour, 26s Cd. 2ss.; Corn, 32s. to 36s. 3d.;
Meal lbs. Cd. to las. Money matters about
the same.
In London, money was unchanged. From the
continent, there was nothing OF interest.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-06-10
WASHINGTON. Juns I.

WAsAlseroS. June 1.
In the temporary absence Of Mr.. Dallas, Mr.
Atchson Of Missouri was called 10 the Chair.
Mr.. Allen presented the resolutions OF the
Legislature Of Ohio. relative 10 slavery, and an.
proving internal Improvements.
Mr.. Converts bill 10 refund the money .d,sn.
ced 10 The volunteers was finally passed.
The debate on Mr.. Hsles' proposition relative
to Oregon was resumed.
An animated debate snsusd in which the ouss.
ton OF slavery was warmly discussed.
The Senate however adjourned before takias
any action.
House of Representatiues-Th House was 90.
cupied during the greater part OF tho day in die.
cussng The Naval Appropriation Bill. s
WAsHISoroS. June ID.
Mr.. Alchson, Mr.. Dallas being sill absent,
was again in The chair.
Mr.. Davis, Of Miss. presented with sppropri
ate remarks. ss an offering from the American
Army. The banners which had first waived over
The city OF Mexico.
On motion OF Mr.. Bright. the Oregon bill was
taken up. and the dobals was continued. Messrs,
Rusk. Butler. Badger, Niles. Downes and Hous.
ton participating.
MI. Houston offered an amendment in spirit
OF compromise. but the attempt was futile.
The Sensts then went into Executive session
after several private bills were finally disposed Of.
after which they adjourned.
House Of Representatives. bill 10 prohibit
the importation OF sdullerated drugs, was passed.
Mr.. Rockwell called for the regular order Of
business, and the House accordingly received into
Committee Of the Whole upon Private Bills, and
alter some time spent therein. the COMMITTEES ross
and reported.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-06-10

IIEMp.-The 81. Louis Price Current, OF
last Saturday, announces the consumma.
ton of a combination. on the part of the
Ohio river manufacturers, to suspend all
operations in this impor,an, staple, for six
~ days from the l2lh inst. This is a bold
movement. and should be boldly met by
the farmers, by an increased rather than
declining price. The crop is unquestiona
bly, short, and present prices can and
ought to be sustained.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-06-10

U The locofoco sap,head who edit
The Brunswicker, belches forth considera-
BILE "wrath and cabbage" because we gave
publicity to the common talk and belief of
his coun,y-men. We have no disposition
TO argue the matter, by adducing proof, nor
do we care three straws whether the Bruins.
wicker turns 1ocofoco, Gf any turning is
necessary sboli,ionist or even mormon-
We only ask, that under its present editor.
chip, il be not wing.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-06-10

RANDOLPH CouNrY.-Dr PRESLEY T.
OLIVER, is the Wing candidate for the Leg.
islature in Randolph county. lie is an old
,,eadfast wing, and will truly represent the
interests of Randolph. He is opposed by
Dabney c. Garth. very clever gentleman.
but who is decidedly too democratic. not
TO say locofocoish, to be of any kind Of use
in the Legislature. Mr.. G. is a man OF
considerable personal popularity and our
friends will have to be on the look out
1t is bad enough to have such men from
democratic counties, and would never do
TO let them beat US in Wing county.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-06-10
From New Orleans.

We have dates from this city to the 2SIh.-
They confirm tho intelligence already published,
Of The certainty Of The ratification Of tho treaty
with Mexico.
Pens Pena had been elected Provisional
President some infOrmslity preventing Herrera
from taking bis seat. ..-
Lieut.. T, G, Brssrton, Old, Dept q. 8. A.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-06-10

We saw ono dollar note Of tho Northsrl
Bank OF Kentucky yesterday, altered 10 . foe By
passing the necessary figures on tho ends. end
five dollars" in the csntre.s 1t could b easily
passed in tue night. There no S. notes Of tbs.
plate. payable o. Lexington. 10 look out.--C i~.
Eng, May PC.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-06-10
From Mexico.

BALTIMoRN juno 2.
An extra from the Office OF the Evening Times.
announce the arrival al New Ofleans OF the Edith,
from Vera Cruz. She brings the news OF the cers
tain ratification OF the Treaty OF Peace.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-06-10

" Santa Anna has located, for the
present near Kingston, Jamaica. His
residence is said to be near the race course
from which we suppose he intends to keep
up MS old habit of running.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-06-10
iumnd overland nom The aiaAaAs. nhsnrA,
10 temporary 6. Of insanity, and was drowned;
Nsw YoRx June Cd.

There is to DO o CLAY meeting 10 night. un
Tuesday evening, ,bs Barnburners ere going 70
have meeting. "a,
There is but little doubt, we understand, oil the
nomination Of Gen. Taylor BY the Philadelphia
Convention
New York State is represented a. being e.
tremely doubtful.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-06-10

HANNIBAL PAPERs-Joseph G. Easton,
has purchased the interest of Messrs.
Broadus & Hawkins. in the Hannibal Jour-
nal, and in connection with our old and
much esteemed friend, Buchanan, will con.
time the publication of that sterling Wing
paper.
Joseph P. Ament, formerly publisher of
the Missouri Courier, a, Palmyra. has
bought out the Hannibal Gazette.-uniled
me two concerns, and now issues the Cou.
rier at Hannibal 1t is a real hard paper.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-06-10
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, lS4S.
THE PEACE NEWS.

The peace news published in another
column, and which we issued in an Extra
on Tuesday morning, needs confirmation.
The latest reliable news from Mexico, how.
ever we are happy to state. leads to the
conclusion that the treaty will be ratified
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-06-10

Col. DoNIPHAN.--The Liberty Tribune
says:--We have seen in several democrat.
ic papers in Missouri that Col. Doniphan
declines to be an elector on the Wing tick.
ct. Here, where he lives, no such fact is
known. and it is reasonable to suppose that
it would be known here as soon as at dis,
tant places.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-06-10

~ The Wing National Convention met
on Wednesday last. We shall most prob,
ably get the result Of its deliberations on
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-06-10

The common council of the city of syria.
csse. N. Y, have adopted resolutions, one
against employing any teacher in any of
the public schools in said city who uses in.
toxicating liquors as beverage, or who is
addicted to the use of tobacco; the other
that they will grant no licenses for the sale
Of any intoxicating drinks.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-06-10
TEXAS BOUNDARY.

In his speech on Monday last, Major
Rollins showed from divers authority, that
the Nueces was the true boundary Of Tex
as. An old, stead.fast wing paid profound
attention 10 his remarks, and after the
speaking was over, prominent democra,
who had been observing him, and though,
he would crack joke al his expense. &C.
cos,ed him thus: "Well, uncle p, sup.
pose Major Rollins convinced you that the
Nueces river is the true boundary of Tex
as. did he?" "No sir" said the old wing
"Hon. Bedford Brown, formerly democrat
DINA, and late resident of this place. con
WINGED me of that fact" Amidst q shou
of laughter, the democrat uamosed