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81. s. sSeltr ,lmb GDntp.,

70. 1, II. q. GHe Ger penn IT, st. Ctr.
6absn bsuts erbalten uno bietsn gum 8srfauf
an, i'm @rosen unb Slenen, ba6 bette 2l1crte.
msnt bon @mmmDs unb llsbsrfbubsn oa6 in
%eabins esfunosn meroen fann.- Seifebeno
ouS Wlstalie unb fblessnben Mann6sllebers
ftuben, Metalie @ummDsSud ifinsSaneaten
fir Srauen, Wldobsn unb &inbsr, clippers
uno llsbsrf6ube fir biefslbsn; YeIssGum6 uno
MubbsrS, lsosrnen pslSellebsribuben fir Mans
ner &c. stas oisfe srtifsI fno BON psrlbisbsnsn
Gtplsn unb W7ufern unO msrssn unkblbar
ben 9restsn SenosrIn9 bsfrisoi9sn. @ebr
wObltsi! gum Nsrfauf Bel !. ). Selir u. Go.
Neabln9, December Z.
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Or. 9Sed,ter'S
Dre eroatto,
SNrpie 5O CENT bie 3la(Cbf,

n9en- Dre ero .,
Drsis SO Gent Die Sla(dr
Sit cine Gcbr IbiBtare 3utereituns, entosft
onrb eincn reselmassen uno beritbmteu otuts
ftben 4rSt, DER ite iter fhnf3i9 Sabre III iels
ner eiaenen praris in OeuH Hblanb 9ebranebf
bate, III ,peltbsm qanre fte rpabrenp ener
3eit auserit ausaeoetnt benust tpuros, ,bei6u'
lten grfaltunaen, &atarbfeber, GnsbrNisl9'
Felt, &eucbbultcn, Sciteu uGp Nu6enlcbmer:
gen, SIutpeien, jeoerlrt Sruit: unp ann9cn
befhmerpcn, uno in 6enun9 ber ber9nnaben
ben Nus5ebrung. Sieles Fam als eob oer
obi9en Webi5In geGa9t perpen, aber bic 5el'
tnn9sbetailtmacbnn9en ftno 81 folt(ptella oa'
gu; jeber 6efrlcbisenpe 8rpeis in reiIenlDirs
funeen miro in einem 9erfucbe oamlt aeflns
ben weroen, fcrpie aub ;ablreitbe empfsbluns
aen bic 2tnpeiIun9s5ettcl bs9(citenc. Hetrr
1000 SlaGben ltno allsin in spbllaeelpbi1
,pdbrenp Dem leBteu Winter perfauft pproen,
eln iber3euaeupcr Sepeis Uon behenSlutbar
Felt, Iont ,pIroe cine 70 9rcBe Quantltdt ME
DCrfauft iporben fein
60 wirffam 1T bic Wlebi5in 9etpCirn in
6eiluna ber OerGcbicrenen Srantbeteu fir
rpelhe ltr empfoblen 1T, baB (e alien anbern
3utereltnn9en Don g0rGaparilla, Vauacras
&c. ftncll DoranQrbt.
Sic!e 3euanife 0np bon 3cit su 3cit erbals
ten uno befannt 9ematbt wCroen, aber rer
&oftcnauflpano BON 3citunssbcfanntmocbuns
gen oerbietet oircn Olittbeiluns bier. Die
<eicbt9ldubiaen t6nnea lciebt Nter5cust per>
Den BON ocr glGelitbFeit cicIer Olepi5in wenn
(te anrufen on Qeipp's @eiunobeits gmpori
UNI SO. 1911, S1orb 2te 9troBe. mterbaIb
Der 9ineltrase, gum 9ebilo oes "aclrencn
9lolers mo 9flau9rn," no 3euanihe nnc
0lacbneiIunscns3u bunrerten bon 8dlIen Der
merfipNroi9ttrn &urrn bnr6 oteIe W1Cbi3in,
Uor9r3eirt rperDen f6nnen,
Stealing, SuIi |. 1845.
sJ"0tcIe 0J1epi5in 1T 5u Dem rtcn an4cSc:
Semen OreIe in oiCler 09ufcrei IN battu.
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I.sr. CulIeu
QSieber Sieoreib /!


Nowan uno wal ton, pbitapelpbia
UFeine 6erren. - 8Netbtistsit asaen Cir lo
mobL ais pfitbt Die eb Dem putlitum Icbu
.of, beranlanen MIDI Sbncn cine Purge Inaa.
hs BON ceR pnnocrtaren selbeu meines Scb:
nre 1Dlllian 5u liefrrn, nnp 0iee bic bisIee
a3euanlB leen. ,perbeu erttaunt lcin, III fin
oell pab CT nod lett unb nod mebr, pa6 er
Oollenps 9ebellt bon Dem lcbmer5litbm Nuss
ifeIa9e moran er 70 lanae 9elitten.
Us ltnb nun mebr ais BIER Sabre, oa6 Die
Srantbeit 3uerlt ibre grlebeinuna matbte an
elnem Ielner Seinc, in tiefen uno elternoen
Seftbwitren 9lcs pauGrte ldnacr als ein
Sabr, bielt ibu i'm 8ett uno pdbreno pieIer
Seit tparen rinisc @tIfe &nohrn berausaes
tcnmen. Gs bratb bann ipieber an ieinem
Urme aus, IN eini9en peinllhen SGicbnhreil.
@lni9e Stitfe Snrcbcn tamrn auh aus Dem
Nrme. Sn bieler Sctt (}lpcl Sabr uub feds
Olonot) mar Ct inter Der SebanoluNa Uer>
Ibieoener unIErer bctten lrr3te (unp nabm
mebr als brciit9 Slafbeu Sarfapariaa uno
cSooine ein) uno ipurbe bon oen 9ottoren ole
ertlart. CT wurpe pann auf
gmpfblun9 bes 5rn 6aSIeburit nab '2Bil[s
5cspital' aebratbt, 100 CT prci Olonat blieb,
inter Der Sebannluna BON Or. DariIb. gr
ipurbe Damn beim9idblft, ais unbeilbar. Sn
enieen Monatcn bracb pas anbere Beiu auf
III cfenen SeItwirrn. @piritus BON Sheer
,puroe bon einem Srrnnbe empfoblcn ct acs
brauebte bieGen fir un9efabr pier Wlouat, OBJ
he guBen-in per Gbat cr ,purbe fcblimmer
imo itb mu6 fa9cm ttb aab oae Scfiluns auf
oaB ct je ,pieber 5enrIen rplrbc; al bipGer 3eit
rietb mir Der. r.eprp. II. 8. Gilct Sbre O1e
risin su prObirsn SD bate Cebr wenia
8lauteu baran, ieb 9eitebe ee, Goa itb 70 Die
le Mebi3inen cbne SluBcn prctirt batte) gr
keaann jspob am |. Oldr3 IT, 9. 1876, Die
spanat 5u nebmen unb BAT Ite 10 Mcs
nat aebraucbt. 0rei Wlcn1t natboem CT ben
Gc6rautb pCr spanacGa beaoun, Fam Elm @e
fcbwIr al Ieincm 6alfe, iber Dem @cbuIter.
fnot6en, gum SOrIbrin. 0ire bleb often,
tls Dor unqefdbr 8 QScdbrn, 10 0 &c beit:
te. CIR 1T nun 9eIrnb rno qeniC6t nun u6l
Ilaes qBobfIrin. Sb fioe banttar mcin
3puanB ben bieIen bri, ipeltb Sie terpits bos
fen BON Der wunorbarcn 6eilfraft Sbrer
"Dr. Gullcu'e Jneian De9ctabIe ponas
eta." 2tbtun9SpOt SDrc
5arriet .. Barter.
fSritbsr BON pbilabsIpbia,] Jest SrajnarOs
ffrase, Oiount (9pllp, Nsu SsrisD Sonuor l..
1S47.
SQsute, am neuniebnten Sage NRdr1 q. 9.
ls47, sribsn perftnIib Dor mir Dem llntrs
fbrisbenen, einem Der 2tIbermsn in uno fir Die
9taSt Ybitabslpbia, 5orriet 8. Sarfsr, Die,
nabbsm its Dem 9sfee 9emds ritbti9 psrsibet
mar, an9ibt unb fa9t, bas Die in obi9sr Nn9as
9nbs an9sfibrten Sbatfabsn mabr finb.
Sarriet .. Sarfer.
Ssfbwcrsn unc unterfbrebsn Dor mir
Jobn Tbempfon, alderman.
p SrOs uno &leinperfauf bsi Eemano uno
Dalton @t9entbdmer, 376 Warftfra6s,
philadelphia, pa.
gnslane uno t1ItnIaFen, Z. D gomz
bert uno Jofepb q. pafer, MsaoinN Va.
5. g. 8. martin pott6pias, pa.
s. 9. Salts, W1inerSpills, DO.
1Suntsr uno Braun, SbupIfia oopsn, Sc.
9r 9ellsrs, pcttStaun pa.
Sanunr A. 29R.
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Monunente, Grabl lfeine
-. muS Sottorbeif.

Ole llntsrSeibneten bieten bem persbrtsn
publlfum bre 9isnits an, in AuSfibrun9 bon
slnfatben uno persierten W1onumsntsn, Wor:
ncrs uno Sanbfeins2(rbetsn Su mobIfsilsn
preifen.
Scltbs ibrsr Wlitbdr9er usIbe stma6 Gor>
sialibeS in bem rbi9sn Sabs 81 BADEN NUNS
i,bsn iinb b6fibif sin9eIabsn ansurufen unS
iBrs fsrti9en 4rbeten, pie AUDI bre aroBeSaffis
lung pon 3sibnunssn fir W7cnumente uno
@ratitsins in 9tu9enffein gu nebmsn.
s. <. Strefcr,
<. Setem,
X. DrPrel
0s9slbobnifrafe Spiben Der Ysnn unb
Sranflin, &enbin9.
Rcpsmber 30. 3m.
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Seine Sur, feline ge;atlung.

Or. euacn's inolanllb pe9etobiIiibes'
Seilmittel
Terll6ert gu beilen ocer pas GsIO mirb qua
rhferitattet. 9isIs Wep3in 1T naeb cinein
mbianifbsn Nsispte perfertist, fpelebes NIT
sroBen Soften bon einem berfelfen i'm fernsn
1Ssiten srlanst ,pnroe. 0isjsnisen tpsIbe
NIT ben Snoianern bsfannt Ilnp, ,piGen pa6
le Senerp beilen cbne bic Senntnib bon
suferturp, SalIa,n obsr et,pas oer Hrt. Oie
selOenosn baben nun cine Sslcsenbet sebeilt
5u nsrben, cbne bic Sefabr BON Wlsrfurp
ooer rsm unanaencbmsn &sbraueb BON Sal'
lam.--Sieie W1eOisin bat einsn ansenebmsn
Seiebmaf uno laBt esinen ristbenpsn Atbsm
suriif.
l3uteretet bon EeUano unb 1Dalton,
nno I'M 8ro6en mo &leinsn su pertaufcn BEL
Z z. Eowano, Stun. 376 Olarftitra6s
spbllapelpbia. Z. p. Qambert unp Engs
lano uno nIet1IaFen, Neabins.
Septcmbsr 7. l947. ~.
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y eftn9 g bee: o efeu { 6 aft
Sat ibren 5srbf. .9crratb BON friCd en-
( b II erbalten unO 1T nun tereit Scttete
lun9cn aus oct 8erne ju iefern entpeoer in
balben Eliten ober i'll ibrem teIonoern @tplg
9epaft, au Spreiien 70 nirrri9 ais bon iraeno
elnem anpern Gtatlidementt III ben Serris
nStm 9taatrn. Gum Serfauf-
$50 ba!ss Sitea SuHSen SDiem, [aieeers
Sraee nno fcin
100 'ptuno ertra Silbsrs$aub DO.
80 Sllten nnc balbe Sltsn Gunpowder
feln nno ertra.)
100 90 % nno Scrtn Safer:
fem, ertr0 tnb niebere Srabe.)
so Siiten alter 6pGcn, (UerItbiebne Sraoe.
$50 babe Sitcn ino Bcrsn fiue Occn9s
(Oerftieosn.)
$50 DO pop6onss [gbulan uao an
BERN GeIbmaef
Orange nno blumiser peotces, rnsliIeber
8rhbtIfsSbee &c. &C.
OleIe Gelealbaft ctabilirt feinc ausIhlicb
llete uaentfcbaften Don irseub elmer Irt, an.
ber Dbilapelpbia, Iiefert aber 9bee in ] uuo
: spfuno spafete srpaft, bic ibrsn eisenen
Otamen traarn gum allaemenen 6anpsl, bon
elner Qualitdt unb 9leitb einiaen Die in Den
y. Ct perfauft ,peroen fir psnGs(ben preis
nno berpfitbten iteb cas Selb jurilfsussben
fur allen Der niht DoQia tefreriasno ilt.
tGeG ellmont uno Bono,
$40. SO Slrro Srcntllra6G pbilapsIpbia,
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Nttetsf ADerln1s0f.

einr YrrIcn wiro Derlanst, INN 1000 3on,
ncn 0csaen:, 6afer>, QSei5snz oosr 8ertsns
9trob, 9emItbt, Uerworren oDer in Gebuns
ben, gu iammeln uno 5u iterIiefern, fur mel.
br SaarsrIb brsablt mlro al Der "Nopsrs ss
Scrr papiermible, 3rI an Der 8rhfe at.
sescaen, fir Seben uno Sommen. O1an ,pens
DC iteb al bic Saftprie, 0cper's Sorp, bier
O1eilen cbrrbalb Qb6nirYills, 6. N.Sbrprf
nnS Co., cber al Q6. Q8. Sni9bt, 229 Martt
StraBe, pblabclpbia.
81. 8aubOlS, Salf NIB Soblen 1tnc
am ndmlitben pIase gu babu.
Oecemter %. STH.
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Or. 8. Gtenle's berllbmte8 uno I'M,
isblbarsS Oeittel Sur iibern uno unkblborsn
l,eiune Der innern uno duBern pei o
pnrb @afben uno @innebmsn, gum 8srfauf
IN bsfsr 9rufsrsi; Yres ! sbaler bic 8lalbe
NIT bsm paiu asbSrsnbsn YuIpsr.
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Sr. Srteortb S6lau6's
OSunD : 8olldn1,

ein erprcttcs 5cilmittel fir Srancftbdpc,Ll
Sebnltt' uno @ti6. wunpe,l 9rrrenfmspf
Nbeumatismns II. {. 10, 1T 70 chen srbalteT
no snm Serfauf in pie1er 0rnferei-preie:
25 Gents bas Gldeeben.
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0onifttnti0n Der Seer. Gtaoten
in osutfCbsr 2pradr NIT jpeGmdbi0sn 2(ns
merfun9en unb @rfldrun9en ts9eitet, 1T 70 sbsn
srbolten unb gum @erfauf in befer 9rufcre,
prei6 so Gent oa6 @rmplar.
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9e6te &0ilerzY zYillen.

@insn @crratb ddter KaiierspilIen juif
a,baltsn uno gum 8srfauf in eslsr 9ruTsnI.
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2eOers, 2eiltenz lm0 Stieftl.
SSlpcf OIam,tfaffprD,
$40. %.
Sdilo gum nBoloncn Qeifcn,"
n "

5WIG0 gum UDolonVn RVllfVn,"
fsDenn- 8teref,
Der Yoif:Otiee 9e9enibsr,
l5o Dorrdtti9 1T ein polIes enforcement bon
seiitem, 9ticfels8ltfen, $eper, Shubmacter.
DertScuscn unb Observation-Disclosures, ,pcl:
Dies aIle rpoblfeilsr ais je3upor pertauft piro
am alten Stanp, bel
NJ. !. Qoeber.
Delonat ,pcrocn-6 8laftcr perea1ons
Sols, rrofir Der t6cblte Saaraelosprsis be-
3ablt miro am Stbilo gum $ciltcn.
NeabinS, Sanuor f. 6N1.
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Or. 1ienle's garir= uno 13Iutreini.
qtlnqs. pilIen.

bic befe Sur our wisosrbsrReauus oer 9es
Gunpbeit, 70 eben erbalten uno gum Berfauf
IN pisIer Dru6ere. preis 80 Gent, bic src .
Be, unb 25 Gent Die fleine Dor.
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Or. Jobn Iienle's

Or. Jobn Hienle'e
lIneblbares W1ittsl 3ur 5eilun9 oes Sting.
murine ooer & etter, 70 eben erbalten uno
gum Serfauf in ciefer Drudersi,
Dreie so Gent bic Sebabtcl.
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QGertb Der S50nfnpten.


2(as tiejen9sn Banfen, welbe nit eintm
(%s) 9tern bejeibnet ltub, baben entweber falz
Ibs ODER um9ednbcrte 9tOten BON psrIbiebss
nen Senennun9en i'm llmloufe.
2las NIT einem CD &reuj bejeibnstenSan
fen marsn friber 6fsntIidbs 9eppIit<Sanfsn.
@8 1T niDt rotb am HOtsn ;u nebmsn ION
Sonfsn bic in biefer elite nlbt benannt Iinb.
Sie linb etpeber 9sbrc1en rber ibrs Hcten Ginp
un9on9bar.
SanFen in pbilaoelpbia.
Jtamen. 9i5eCntr in PbiIab.
Sanf Don Ncrtb 2(merifn* Par
0tortbern Qiberte5' par
Yenniplponjo* par
penn Snunfhlp" par
Der Der. gtant.' 25
Commercial Sanf,* BON pcuniplpanien par
8armerS II. Oeebanit@ 8onf par
Girarb bittr+ par
&enlin9tpn 30. par
Sanf Of @ommsrtc,T par
Wauuf. II. Wedanics par
Wehantcs Sanf in pbtl'a, par
pbilabelpbia Sanf* par
Sputbwarf bittp par
S6uplfDa Sanf, par
Weitern Sant par
Yenniplpanien.
8anfen i'm Snnern oeS 9anoes.
@bombsrs6ur9 ;u @bomberSburS z
@sttSbur9* gu @Stt@bur9, Z
YittSbur9, ~ DittSbur9, 2
@usquetduua 60. WcntrcGe -
@betsr @auntD Su lSeftbeitsr, par
9elamorc @ountD* gu @Delfer. par
@ermantaun Su 8ermantaun, par
Gswi6taun Su 2swiStaun, SO rs
Wtipblstaun ~ Mippletaun, -
Mont9omsrp Co., ~ 9errr5taun par
Nortbumbsrl0no ~ Nortbumbsrl. par
@Olumbia SrIdsnGsfsaihaft, @rlumbia par
@arli6le pittc* 81 @orli6le, z
Dp9lestann Ditto su OpYls6taun, par
@aitpn bttto* Su @aiton, par
Grdan9s Ditto SIT Yittsbur9, z
Certificate :
@rhan9e 3wet9 su Spliba1Sbur9, ?
erie Ditto 81 @rie, -
Sarmsr5 II. 9rcperS su 8opne5buro. II
90 jablbar in eurrant Sonos II
6ranflin pittr Su BaIDin9tcn,
Farmers SanfO. SudS @tD s.Srilfp[ par
Farmers ditto pcn Gont0lter* III Qoneaiter NOR
8armr6 pitto, bon MeaSin9* su Nea. por
Sarmsr6 Sonf bon SbuDlfa @ountp 3
6orrS6ur9 Ditto Su 6arrisbur0, :
GopnsSbats Sanf 81 6cns5pals, l
qanfaitsr Do. Su Qanfoiter, nor
saneattcr gauntp Sanf, 5u $ancatter por
Qs6ancn %. ju febanpn, 2
Msrbont5 II. Nsonuf. Sonf+ pjtt5burM +
Moncn0cDela Ditto ppn Sraun5piae, =
Weiners Sanf bon ppttsoilleI par
Office Der Sonf BON Ysnnf. 6orrab. bar
Office DO DO 2aneaifer bar
Office DO DO GeabinQ bar
o fee DO 90 Cation par
Sayler8pille 9slawore Sri6sn Goa
Gowauba DO. 3u Spwanbd> -
Belf Brand Sanf, 18lliam6port,
BYoming 8anf 5u Wilfesbarre, IL
| Oerf eitto* Su Oerf, !
0ep eSerlep,
SdpSere Sonf+ III Selpitsre, J
Burlington SO. Sanf, Mebfcre, par
scmmsrrial Sanf' Yertb ambop }
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Sle P0llapelpbla unO JieupOrter
y eftn 8 g bee:0 fel { 6 aft
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
Ii Y II II Il II G. "A PHI.
FOR THE REPUBLICAN,.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 10, 9 p.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 10, Or. NJ.
Mr.. Clay arrived at Washington this
morning at II o'clock. The Mayor of the
city and large crowd of citizens, assem-.
bled to greet him. Great enthusiasm was
manifested. Mr.. Clay spoke briefly from
the por,ico Of the U. s. Hotel.
The Court Martial this morning refused
to answer questions put by Lieut.. Col. Ere.
mont, whether Gen. Kearney was the au-
thor of certain questions propounded TO
witnesses. COL Benton denounced Gen.
Kearney. The Court was engaged in
much consultation and the witness room
was cleared.
The weather is excessively cold. The
river is falling, with seven feet water in the
middle, and eight and a half on the Indi.
ana chute of the falls. Snow is lying on
the ground to the depth of several inches.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
A TAYLOR IycIpENr.--When c.

A TAYLOR INcIDENT.--Whe General
Taylor debarked from the steamboat which
brought him to this city, from the barracks,
his path was beset by thousands of ADM.
rcrs. Each one wished TO grasp the war
worn veiran by the hand; each one to look
for at least once upon upon the features of
a man who, in the bloodlest fights in Mexi.
leo, preserved an unruffled countcnance.--
The dense mass was crowded around the
sold man brave" and The air was filed
with shouts of those who bid him "wel.
come !" A near relation of the old Gen
eral was walking with the worthy Alder
man -, of the First Municipality Coun-
Gil. A stout old fellow who looked as if
he had gone through The wars, kept nudging
and nudging, and elbowing and Glowing.
his way through the crowd, when at last
the Alderman told him TO desist. Sir"
said the Alderman, don't you see that the
gentleman who is hanging on my arm. is
aged and infirml Why do you crowd us
sol" Cant help it, bossp' exclaimed the
intruder, as he threw his hat into the air
cant help il! Must see the old man Js.
let me look into his darned splendid old fca.
lures once, and then You may shove me
right into the river" The tarpauln pa
triot was introduced to the General with.
out delay, after which he went on "his way
rejoicing. - New Orleans Delta.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
LOUISVILLE. Jan. Ill.

STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN.-Full particu-
lars have been received here, of the total
destruction of the steamer Blue Ridge, by
the explosion of her boilers. The explo.
sion was awful. The accident occurred
on Saturday night, about one o'clock, du.
ring severe snow storm. The boilers
were thrown overheard, and the hull sunk
Immediately. The cabin parted from the
hull and foated off. Those of the passen.
gers who were not killed, chung 10 the cab
in, which Aoated eight miles down the river
before they were relieved. Seventy pas,
scngers were on board, of whom twenty
or thirty persisted. The passengers were
compelled to 60 ashore in their night dress
very few of them saved anything. They
were principally from Kanawa. The
cause of the explosion was defective boi
lers. They had been in use Nine Years
! and were burnt out.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22

GOLD AND SILvER.-It is stated in ia.
cob's essay on the precious metals. tina, in
the ruins Of Hercuancum and Pompeii
which were destroyed by an eruption Of
Nesuvius, more than II centuries ago, no
ornaments Of gold or silver have been
found. In some of the houses of Pompeii
skeletons Of the inhabitants have been dis.
covered--n all, domestic utensils, and per,
sonal ornaments-but those for which in
the present day. the precious metals arc
almost exclusively adopted by the midLle
class OF persons, are composed of iron or
brass. If gold and silver had been in the
dwellings, of the inhabitants, at the time the
eruption took place, they would be found
there al the present time, as the iron and
bronze have been. of which their spoons
and forks were made, and which have re-
tanned their shape after the lapse of SO many
years.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
machinery Establishment.
JOSEPH II. PORTER, PROPRIETOR.

gy,HE undersigned has just opened Machine
shop, for the purpose of manufacturing II
kinds of machinery, among which are The ioliow-
ing: 1890, c-;.,;, orn.
Force, Engine, aud Cistern Pumps;
Hemp Presses. Apple Mills;
Wheat Fans; Sausage Cutters or Mills;
Boxes for cutting oat straw
p,;nds after the latest fashions; Rollers and Mould
ings for pictures and maps; Knife Boxes; Chu1n
Dasbers and Lids; repairing Spinning Wheels
Violins and bows, and machines OF all Kind, kinds
wooden clocks not excepted; Cotins Of all descr'p,
lions: Cooper's Tools, and hopping barrels and
,ubs' He is also prepared to grind razors, table
Sn;v.s and scissors; file, set and slraighten saws
Of all kinds. c,..,;on :,
I'D 40 n,ices. can have it by addressing letters
10 me at the city of Boonyille; ! will remit ma
; ne IN order JOSEPH H. PORTER.
poonville, Sept. 18th, lS47' ~-o"'
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22

GEN. TAYLOR IN GEoRGIA.-The fol-
lowing are the proceedings of the Georgia
Senate in reference to Gen. Taylor and
the Presidency:
Mr.. Waters OemocraO called up the
resolutions nominating Gen. Taylor for the
Presidency. Considerable debate ensued.
and many efforts were made by the demo-
Gratis to s,ave off the resolutions. They
desired TO postpone them till June. then
I'LL Wednesday. and then simply for the
present. But Mr.. Waters was inexorable:
he was Democratic Taylor Man, and
though he did not desire to produce any
debate, still he wanted vote. Finally the
vote was taken, and the resolutions agreed
to-two democrats, Mr. Waters and Col.
Irwin, going with us.
A separate vote was taken on the pream.
BILE, which declares that Gen. Taylor is full
Iy competent to discharge the duties Of any
station. however exalted, within the gift of
the people. and stood 80 TO 3. SO the de-
mocracy have endorsed the ability Of the
old Hero. This was not necessary. how.
ever. to satisfy the world of his capacity
for that office. He stands SOLITARY and
alone THE man of the age.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
GIVE NO PAIN.-Breathc not a sentiment

GIVE No PAIN.-Breathe not a sentiment
say not a word-give not an expression
of the countenance that will offend another,
or send a thrill of pain TO his bosom. We
are surrounded by sensitive hearts, which
a word, look, even, might fill to the brim
with sorrow. If you are careless of the
opinions and expressions of others, remem.
Der that they are differently constituted
ftom yourself, and never, by word or sign,
cast shadow on happy heart. or throw
aside the smiles of Joy tina, love TO linger
on a pleasant coun,enance.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22

There is a place, we believe, in New
Hampshire. were they never have any old
maids. When girl reaches twenty nine.
and is still on the ladder of expectation.
the young fellows club together and draw
lots for her. Those who escape pay a
bonus 10 the fellow who gets her, There's
gallantry for you.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22

New DRINK MIR. Guzzlefunction.
have discovered new drink for you, sup
pose you try ltllel"
swell, don't care if do;' Drinks ait
hasn't got very bad taste to tit is what
they call water. ! recollect drinking some
when was lad"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
Boot, A. s. Dinwiddic,

GRATEFUL for past patronage. still continues
" to offer his MEDICAL SER VICES 10 the
citizens of Howard County.
0TOffice on the South East side of the public
square, where he can usually be found in the day;
at pght-at his residence, Sd door below the Bank.
Fayette, April 10Th, 1Sl7.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
Gen. Kearny has published card in the
CINCINNATI. Jan. .SP. NJ.

Gen. CAss.-The democratic State Con-
vention which convened at Columbus, on
Saturday last, formally presented General
Lewis Cass, Of Michigan, to the people Of
Ohio, for the Presidency.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
SADDLING.

THE undersigned respectfully informs his
l. friends and the public in general. that he in
tends keeping on hand general assortment of all
90 articles in his line of business , and will
the upper country, for cash, or TO punctua custo-
tners on the usual credit.
The following articles of produce will be taken
in part in exchange for work: Green and Dry
Hides, Wheat, Corn, Oats, Flour, Meal, James,
Linen, Lnsey, Beeswax. Sewing Thread, &c, &c.
Special attention will be given 10 ali orders Call
and see.
GrShop in Mr.. Cbrismun's old store room. One
door below R. H. Laws. A. ]. WILLIS.
Favette, Jan. Sih, lS45. 4l-1y.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
Il. ID. Brewer,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

VXTILL attend to any business entrusted 10
w him--in the Second Judicial District
REFERENCES.
BROWNING & bushnell, Quincy, Illinois.
a.: W. ! M D,r1s Esq; Foyct,e.
w. PICKET, Benton, Miss.
Col p. H. FOUNTAIN, Pontatock, Miss.
McCAMpBELL & COATES. Huntsville, Mo-
hArOfice- ,MpDEL's Buildings, Huntsville
Mo. Randolph co., Dec. 18th. '46. 4O-ly
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22

The more ideas a man has If other
things. the fewer he has Of himself