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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-18
IA MES NOBLE.
PnaStpENr Pro TEN.

The venerable soldier and Christian
whose name thus at'eSts the order for -
meeting of the ripnpcanoc Club. has been
IS true and warm hearted friend IS ever
voted for General Jackson or Martin Van
Buren,. With the example of such men.
md scores besides him. of every age and
condition ot lie. who have quiz the admin.
iStration because it has quit The interests -
the country. and the principles which
hrought it into poWrr.--,WIth the eXHmp!"
If New YnRK HERSELF before us. we can
,FFoRp to hear the tlunts Of those who in.
'erpret political conSs ency to mean Moth
ing hut sticking to MEN. Of all men. those
who voted FOR Martin Van Buren, in hi
T. st canvass, and who YET support HEN, are
The most slaviShlv 'NcoNsIsTFNr. The nu'ii-
fers. alone. who voted AGAINST him before.
nut whom he has now JOINED on the sub
treasury question, can pretend to amy con
.iStency in the support hey give him NOW.
But we are winning--lnd it is Tor the losers
10 iret and Scn!h. w" JON IN the nope
that the aSsemhnge will hn argn, ard that
their organization may be such rs to render
certain the triumph of the great principles
involved in THIS important canvass. Being
\ member of the Club, we are authorized to
say that there does not exist The most dist
mt intention to nominate Il county ticket.
~ any thing of the kind.--hut to leave the
SELECTION and ELEcmoN o! the servants OF
he people to the people themSeIves--on the
81 of August, us ordained in the ConStitu-
ion. In other counties there may be ne
ccssity for different courSe--on beth sides
No such necessity exists in tIiis-anda large
majority of the people are opposed To con
vrrting This MEDICINE of PARTY into DAILY
FOOD for h" people. V"x P"prI'. Vox Del.
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THE WAR--IN Ar!tli A !

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l"'',''''',''' " '1,'' .',',, ,,,''
f;.,l, 49, N" w.. p,.a,,, I,,;n,, 49,
of l,,s e., ,.,ss rar, Two pros;,,onc,
~, '' '''''
''''
10 )" nut '"r lhe corrupt c"''llloh N"''" ne
hlS formed with CALHOUN and the Nul licrS
,I ito S,,.ru In ,r,,r 49,. ,b;, .,Yo.u,;,,b,
y" "'' ''"ulil''S VI "'e t" '''"'''o ''''
'Ury, (the Editor of Which is new Me t.dl.
tor of the N,Sl,v;ilr IrnirnA and ,n varin,l>
l .
~ NV "''''' '''"''' "'' W."
"Hecl the most hny horror "' III" h"Ie men,
ion Of the subject, Bun il is sufficient for
ann. rr,,oso ,..r,s, ,i,, ,,,,,,ro :.
ma eh'e' vac Ioehllfhi S"ni'"l"lh from
whence recently has poured forth the m"sl
,iti,bIe moan;nr<--thp mn,t unmooly sian.
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E7nzcE Ridge Esoste1.

Z WIS House. situated npnn the State road be.
tween Glasgow and Fayetie, is now opened
or The reception and entertainment Of the travel
ing community.
The cant ahou! plentiful table," Market nr-
'0rd~"-" Careful. aud attentive O-tlers." it IS
thought best 10 omit. J. r. CLEVELAND
Hazel RIDGE Mnrch 81. lsih CT
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HARRISON AZ HOME.

Atrhe city election in Cincinnati. the IIar.
son Democratic minority was 1868
We have not room for detail. The follow.
my extract, from IA spirited "ccount Of the
election we take from the Cincinnati Re-
publican
THE WHOLE REGULARLY Nom.
.tNArED HARRISON DEMOCRATIC
rICKEr IN EVERY WARD IN THE
cry (wirh the only exception ct The CON.
,tthj" in the TlHrl Ward) FREY
At THE ELECTION ON MONDAY =
Every "X"rrI"n possible was made by the
uEsTRUrrYFs tn run in their candiiptps
Oar "I"g Cabin" tinket was couuterf,i'ed
and tickets headed "IiarrI$on Ticker." hur
containing the names Of some of their can.
lidateS, we're distributed. and some o.
their candidates declared themselves at tIp
putls Harrison men.
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HIinni @niflp,ss MT

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. ,oail whom il
l. = mny corrorn. 'hat shall appv 10 tho county
Court Of Randolph county. at the next regular tern,
hereof. for a fraj settlement as executor Of tie
Estate Of John W. Barkuor deceased.
Benz. HALEY. Er,.Q!o~.
April 18th, 1880 ; e.,
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II Our readers sec our condition. To keep
up with the address Of the Central Committee
which we continue TO day. and TO copy n few
items Of the more important news by the mails
occupies our whole space. IF we had room we
might he tempted to anavzc the "cawing off, Of
our contemporary in reGrcdce to his Mormon let
ter writer, AFTER niscovrr1NG THAT 1T MAD
STARTED THE wroHG GAME, We have verbal
reports, and another Icer from Carroll. speaking
even more strongly. and giving influential names
IN reference to the effects Of Clak's speech Bu
we must forego them today The "Hnrrirane"
correspondent Of the Drmorra, writes IN dolef |
tones. We are re,Oicrd 10 read Sucb cammunh
cations, couchcd in such LconreaIed despair as
this and the "Jacksnn Bow" We do not wonder
hat, in the drspe, alton Of such men, the hufoons,
Lazareuo's and bIackguarls OF party are stmu.
lated to hreaH the force OF the Arguments and 'arls
Of such men as Birch and Leonard by drunken
hufoooery. They cannot be net and answered.
and the contemplate resource nj Glasgow may
'e again repeated with the same succcss.-,he
success Of convincing all respectable men Of the
rouenncss of a cause which Las to rely on sucI
means. Orr appeal, on the contrary, is to the
rN1ELLrGE%cE and the PATRIOTISM Of the age
and that )peaI will be uccessrul--overwhelm
'ngIv successful.
Mara abb L..
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Nesffce

rs HEREBY GIVEN. that VIM. Loolridro. Adj.
I tninistretor Of the Z ,,afe Of Robert Harrison.
lecpa ,od, viii rlHke application at the next term IF
he County Cour' Of Randolph county, for re>igna-
ion Of his Adm,t-atorsiipo f said E.tate..
WIN. LOCKRIDGE.
April 18th, $40. 5--3r
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ZION OF lNDtPENDlINCE. But. VIII
."' keep YOU VIZ. Editor. ror YOUR renders aus
'"ngrr in suspense. Tue article alluded To /,
nre which will introduce gradual rnanrirnlinn
do no, mean that the Convention should utter
ere nj all with any who nre INV nr may ht
,nvrs when the Convention shall have me-. hu
al those who may be- born in the limits of ,h'
state after gwen day shall be free at given
time.
lfthore were NO political principles. no mora
ar religious principles involved in this matte
1T all. it is impossible hu all must see who will
look. that merely on the scnro nf selfish ant
mercenarv urinriplps it would he the best thing
'hni ever has rr ever cnull br done fnr thu
State. We have ihr soil. III" natural ndvnn'a.
res. the clinn'e. hut we lack the rrrple. Ahnl.
'~h the rrin,Ial nj slavery. tho is execution
70 NJ distant dnv. and p"pula'inn would tee"
'nnelinrrlv in" one S'atc; which w"uhl Scot"
,nakc it among the frs new Sn'ps in tl''
Union Look al Illinois! ludinnr!! and OhioM'
ASLAVEFlOLnEn.
Who the ''slaveholder" was-WhctIer our
present '.drmorra,ic" candidate Tor Cover
nov, or some other equally nrvilcred "or-
respondent " the cs'aNj>hmnn'-whc
wanted then "pEaNANENrLY t, establish
'ho doctrine taurht in the DErLAnAr1oN OF
u. rprNrEVCE." that "Ar.r mon nre crcatod
FREE and EQUAL" we con ONLY GUESS. J. is
sufficient Ipr our purposes that we here nrr.
sent ~ the contempt nf 'hp country toe
h"ld stand nf the self styled 'dnmnrrncv"
rf THAT day, in contrast with the hvporri'-
lca winnings end degraded SANDERS o.
THIS. The gentleman who then edited 'ho
Dcmncra, has Stree been tho Attorney Gen.
oral of the State. and is now one Of its
Supreme JurGfs-in virtue 81 HIS notions
If ..thp Declaration of Independence p
We nathc and ah,minnte such portion.
at our dntl rs this-',ut it is due to- IN"
country that the mi<prahI,r ''shItinGS and
turnings." to whn"h tho tort1ous and I'M
steady policy Of Martin Van Buren, reduces
lis fnll"wo"s. Should re spread ont iiaforo
il. We sNnll hence continue to hunt mp
and record THE FACTS. leaving an intelligent.
and long abused people 70 make their "Nr
"S' C"h'lN'"'''"S. 'Il'' r''"''e"'h''
viii he rcad in the electoral vote If AT LEAST
twenty States for the STRAIGHT F"HwAn
soldier and S'a'csm"n of Ohio. Ev"r'
body knows where I" find nM-in p"a"c
or in war-in slave state or free state.
But t" come little nearer our HON"
affairs Our correspondent Oor whose c9n'
nnn'ra'i"n we have not room today !,
correct in the asSUmO'ion that This 'n"rc
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Coon "A loco !oco editor in Pennsyl
vania SAYS that Pennsylvania is as safe for
Van Buren, us New York or Ohio! This is
very Justly termed by the New York Star
,.cold comfort"
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THE MAILS.

We have received divers letters this
week. from Randolph county, complaining
Of the non receipt of the " TINES" Oh
making inquiry at the Post Office in this
place we have asrertained the cause.-the
mail Bags ARE ron SMALL, and the Times was
crowded out. The Post mlStpr informs us
he filled the bags to tn" "hrnI'' and it wa,
'inpoSsibe to get the Huntsville package
H." This is The only excuse we cas oIicr
or the non arrival Of the Times. gentle
men. If our Inst continues 10 increase in
Randolph. we shall be obliged TO start II
mail an our "own hook" unless Uncle
Sam eniargos his mail bags. for it will never
Dnswer to deprive our patriotic subscribers
IN llandoIphol tie TINES.
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j, I'd. SiGAIcs s. Go
ENE IsrEl

IA THE cr,u .noilpl> Eai vol known
I:s;;;:EaA FAYErrE HOTEL, ~j'na."in Fay,tta,
:;s;AR Howard county, Ml,.onri formerly k"ot
sslzss;-zS by Mr. John 4 Puco and more rereoriy
~ Mrs, owns. ini, a,dep i now in good rrp0r.
N excellent stable and al necessary ou;-4yusss
attached, in fine r.rajliun.
The situation and rrpuoriuoof this luusc al.'ri,
sure guarantee fora profitable Investment, bail cat
county >"a inn irnu,niu- town, and in tlcln.dst
ii rapidly increasing population.
FROM the pre- ent rircun ,-tncos Of its owners,
thj. house may he hod On the most liberal t,rns--
liner FOR Rent or Purchase. Furlurtaor g4rticG.
ars address
ELIZABETH OWENS.
Fayettc, No. April 4h, 1910 ST.
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In this county, on Thursday last. by John EIar.
vey, Esq. Nr. WILLIAM WOODS. to Miss
NARY ANN, daughter of the Rev. Lyrch Turner.
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We have great number OF communion.
lions on hand, which, for want of room.
must be deferred. We regret we cannot
publish them this week, particularly one
over The signature Of Fair Play" giving a
very humorous account of the gentleman.
speech, in repIyir" Col. Birch at Glasgow a
lew days since. Verify, the I.ocos at GIas,
gov must be hard pushed for speakers when
they are obliged to PAY a buckguarI to vim.
dictate their cause, as they did in that case.
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PROGRESS or THE CAUSE-IN
HOWARD.

The Tippecnnoe Club are holding meet
'ncs in the Townships and river Towns
for the purpose " explaining their objects
md adding TO ihrr numbers" The one ~
CLASSY wv. on Saturday last was numcrousl,
itendpd. and, although Sin the midst Of the
"nemv's county," between so and 40 sub
Sinnlial citizens enrolled themselves ns
members. Gentlemen who were there in
'"rm us that the very hest spirit prevailed
indeed, in the accession oC some fifteen
names Ia our subscription list. we have .
7eATlFrNG evidence that The people are n
cast seeking THE TRUTH. Daring this
week. meetings are being held ~ HAYS.
II Rnbl,'S. Mt Myers. and NJ Tounr'S :;
md through next week. thew will hc hold ~
the Brick School House lin Nonitcau.> o.
New Franklin. Mt Jos. Coopcr's and ~
Tarkey's School House. The meeting ~
tho whole Club. for thn purpose Of ofrrtua
organization. will ha in the Conrt-Housc (o,
IN the yard. if the house should be too small
w NonIav. tho 4rh of Nav.
lE5-Trer'So'v ten months from that day.
tive old Hero will! he inougua;cd as
"PreS'dNn'-not "ot the Club" hui oi II Q
WHOLE pE'ph~. Courage. FARMERS ! C"u".
'gN' TRA"raS B! Courage, MERCHANTS I!
C"nrage AL ! Th''1gh the miSlS Of III"
''nvy cloud which hangs over y"ur pros.
7"r''r' the glorious sun Of dr.Ivcranne Is
'"o distinctly visible to admit Of Despair
Steady ALL WILL RE WELL. Missouri
NAY be the last. when she ought to be the
''H>I' 80 ''"''' ,'l' >e'''S ''''""'n- p"'
" Al"'--'H| if' 'Hll III no WISE NiSNll'' I'VE
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General Commission Merchants Baltimore Ma
4 TTEND particularly To sales Of Tobacco, and
~ other prnduce--:nake liberal advances on con
SgnmentS, and prompt to furnish information Is to
markets when required.
REFER TO
Dr. Ino Ball. Glasgow, Mo.
Messrs Won puh McGiil, St. Louis, Mo
Er>kina & Echelherger, Baltimore Md
4" Joseph Taylor & SON.
Duval, KeiGhler 4 Co.
4" Connolly & Elder, New Orleans
:" Leoard Matthews. ESQ.
April iih, 1910, 3--3
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THE OLD BAY STATE.

Tie Baltimore Patriot says ;-"As d
sample Of the results in the town elections
in MASSACHUSETTS, this spung, we may in
stance the town Of Springfield, in which
Morton a.. F) had a minority last fail o
Is votes; but now the Wings have elected
their ticket by an average majority OF
NO."
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OHE s.IOTDs. J.. N.E MJGRlsnT
%iGno3Bis & TgOrgi~o71,
CJd dISS.ON MERCHANTS.
NJ 9 Front street. ST. LOUIS, no.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, eouRr, J


IAN APPLICATION 10 tho Judges Of Pralee
" Georges County Court by petition IN wrIlpg, OF
William b, Sothor0n, al Price Getrges Cn;9fy, staag
that he is in cesfa yaar debt, and Praying t1F tiit
benefit oftle act Of lhe Gencratsseby OF NieTyand
eytiIed, nm act for the relief of spdry hlsoteit Debt
ors passed at December sesspns le05, aud te several
supplements tbcfetd olithe iens therein mentoned ar
schedule e his properly and a st of his creditors. on
OATH so far e tscef;aiIthe sainc being annexed
his petiiion and tile said William 3D. Setheron aSng
satisfied me by competent testimony tliatle has resided
TWO years within the State of7Maryland, immediately
preceding the time of his application, aHd the said VIII
liam B. SooroIf having taken The oath by the sail
prescribed, TOT the delivering upDf his rOper1y, and Civ
ing sHiceni security Oris persaDal appearance ut the
County Court OF Prince Georges County, TO answer
such Undergraduates and allegations may he made
against him, aud lIving appointed Tunes hurneh his
Tf,iste vino has given bond srch and received from
said William b. Sothoron conyeyarce and possession
of alhispr0Pergs rea pernai AMI niSedis II Is fdf
ed and adudged this 9th Of April 1870 that the said VII
liam B. Sothnrsn, he discharged from Imprisonment
aud that he give notice his creditors by causing acO
Iy This order to- be jnscfedin some newspaper pub
hsed III the State of Maryland; once week tor three
consecutive months, before the next October trtl of
Prince Georges County Court 10 appear before the said
said term, TO slow cau;e, il amy they ivt why the said
William 81 SohOron should not have the benefit Ofthe
said act and supplement- rs Prayed = t..y-a 81
IS. e n .sE s. g-a s EDMpNl2 KEY;
Il True Copy. Test, ..sI.sas, ! 9
80 AouILLA BEALL, clk. =
= =
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HoLr,zmAN,s MANsIoN HOUSE.

FEyTIIt subscriber having taken that large aDd een-
a niodious House, with granite front, corner OF st.
Pass and Fayette streets, has now 0panfor the re
ceptiou of viscFs The house has lately undergone a
thorough repair and it believed that there is no house
and eanfoit Of its boardcrs. It has two large paror
for ladies' and gentcina's paror, and about forty
chambers well ranged, neat and airy. The sbscri
Der pledges himself that neither pains expense shall
be wanting on his part give Satisfaction to his guests
In conclusions I've pledges himself To seta good Table
and have clean beds and good and faithful servants
TO make his charges 70 correspond Win the times
JOHN T.. HOLLXafAN
BALTIMORE, Jnne 5th, 1s40-3taw4w s-3a4w
fsrhe National ntcliscnceT will Please insert ibis
twice week for four weeks and send tcifbi 10 tins
0fice. ID.
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&c 1oY;,af lsI4M

C5raer of Eatsc and Britirsore streets, BakhnoyeF
sFJN4E sutscfibefs Respectfully inarm the patrons q
n lis astlt iunens thsir1rienls ana die public pc
negally that they have associated themselves together
- Tor the prsrtse of coiiductmg the same The
j..:f HoeSs Was completed and first open
IN 1870 at Which tmeit was furnished through
nat ih the every best and to cost
Ihe comfort and eessaiie5ice aits yinefdr arrange
ments us high and, airy LOCATION combine to render il
Iirtvcef2iiy PHEASANT and Ieaft isparticuariy we'd
adapted forthe accoRmodatonsof EsinfIisIES and La.
DIES having great humber of Private Parlpurs La
'esa 0rdInasea sPeril Drawing Room, with pri-
yate ent - streek IpeTery respnct lhe
Eutw House is second 70 none in United Sfatess
andit is the Intention and firm determination Of the pro;
and gratcanon Of their patrons and ut rates which no
exeeption gan BIO asilehy HE stock Of 7YfNES dna
On hand has been mofysimFcrfed express
private stoskss Of cefSbrated coo-
seuIs Of the city The ,B41HS attached 10 the hese
iheonipete ofder, and open at all tnnes for the
of the gresissn aJ3sr ssaa4sAIIEt nUSsEY,4
sst s.t rrs ofthern 81 III 1. t;. :Elds2 CO.,
- baltimore, -Aprli -9,JS4g.s y < - 81
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C.,tpuYSE T.TGIyp.

yuSHE SUI paTority -ofzthe- CitaIRHINE LIGHT, to
q that of eherO Oil or Gas has now been Gully tested
by some hundreds who are using il in This city, both Us
rsars the briilaHcy of the Light md tli Of economy.
We are prepared to prove that the Canphise . less
than one-haf the expense ofGas or Oand in addition
to which possesses all the good that QlSr az
rting compete with 1t, and trimming the LaHpit
is done with facility, and less trouble than WIN
the ordinary lamp. The Camphne' hi Is purely yegeta
lille and. warranted free from combustion, ThcEe ares
now upwards of IL 600 ofthe Lamps used in New York
aid increasing daily. aryc assortment OF vilIca and
T.PAIIMER s. co. !
NJ b. The Lamps arebumingeyeIy night al cur Ssores,
where thev can he seen ma DC At
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a conYention of Marine underwriters was re-
Gently held,at New York, for the purpose of
forming an uniform policy, to be adopted by the
insurance, companies of the different cities, SO
that when arisk is taken at a specific premium,
the risk should be tho same at all points, and
settled on the same basis. At present, the poll
cies Of insuraace in ono. City vary from those Of
others, SO. much SO, that a merchant irsuring
vessel or. cargo in another. city, finds that the
loss or average is settled different principles,
and with different rates. The convention left
the7subiect in fhc hands Of a committee to pre-
mare policy that will meet the wishes of all,
and to be free from all legal techniealities and
objections. ,5cs. as1 na.. ~ = 13.-..
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sfIOH 1'llftHsAD.-

HS LARKABEE- No. 20, :. CAEfEKI -
ELs Importer and Dealer IN SHOE THREADS;
YfI}is aud SHOE FINDfN6Sn general has received
s be at. arrivals from I.igerFon large assortment oi
SHOE THREADS viz: Brown, Greeu, half iiieached;
Wife 81 yellow, watTaited OF Che ssst qu'ii',s ad
lssIn s,rs ine seirctiOn of Shoe TOOLS aud FIND
fNIiS viz: shoe Knives, FincnTs, Hammers, AwI ilse,
nwl HATS, Shoe RasPs, K' Flies, fegs eeal Sizes Roots
Velting Linen and Coi, Rest Cord, cat aud cast Shoe
Malta size sticks, Shoe Brsti;s&c. Nc &c The Ho's
goods Warranted of the es qusiiy and viii be sold upon
a, good teens Hshe sSnte t can be had Tor f t'ts
ar any Other city. - s..-
tiand, LASTS OF every description Of the latest
fashion, ard maJeof besi tabeE i,vutcP'sCelehra'ed
TASTE BACKING .----
> Comtrs Merc,a,ts grill DO wele ealbeiore ssrcha
sim, efseHhere- Ap oct
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CANIPHINJ5 IIdsfsTS.

NOTWITHSTANDING the unprecedented demand
IL for z E1EBB'S. PATENT BURNERS IND
C.fBfPHLNE OIL y we are always prepared to fill al
ORDERS Our assortment is very complete such as
Astral Hail. Reading. Chamber and side LAMPS as al
80 othe rs foe stores, sc. &c The economy attending
the lrriIng of the Camphine OIL has been fully tested,
Is warranted 10 be LESS than iIaftic expense OF Gas
or Oh May.vho arcusing the amps, have assured US
that tgo-tIlirds less than either. great saving ct
labor in trimming and keeping the lamp in order i gain
ed One wick will burn frljn 4 10 months The oil
warrant Tree from combustio and where by acct
dent tis DE- dropped on the FLOOR or ARPeT itdries
upas quick water, leaving STANG and for its match
less bEiImcy exceeds al the artificial light ever in
vented A pattern Lamp of each kind is burning every
evering store, wlItrr the Lamps I'd Oil can al
yay4ltf bad. T. PALMER s CO.
n b. The Campiine Oil is 70 he had store only
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IsEAR- CREETx IIOTE

AT ORTIZ POlNT.-The public are respectfully in
~ formed, that the BI1s7R CREEK HOTEL, ~
IS now Onen for the reception or company, who lisI-
will be accommodated with every comfort and&sA
luxury so as 70 blend the rural pleasures ofthc country
with the more fashionable recrcaijons of the CITY,
BOATS will be-.suppied 20 Fishing -,Iarties,- aud
large ARK, bull; expressly for the purpose be oh
tanned for company Of ladies and gentlemen, who will
be protected Is lis accommodations from
DINNEItS and SUFFERS wiz be supplied at the
shortest notice.. d.
SOFT CRABS and every ether deIicacy when in
season, Will be furnished in proision-and in short, ee
cry cxcron lI made by the proprietor PROMOTE
nc comfort and pleasure Of his guests.
maIS-5t HENRY T. H0IfCk
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-29
rnRRoIeTO oUAeT1s. AND THE We

a AfstAf%OAtIO kSDAStA-s. AsD NJ -, -
"a NEJbAE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hfsD
DROPS inaIiile remedy fer ie effectfal exiIra-
ten q 40 speeiRs and symptoms pf the " disease.
They have long been in general use by the public ne
slowing blessings ard receiving praise; It IS scarcely IN
t power - scepiiei 10 dongt ats virtues ar OF envy
10 deny fielh~ II has achieved ascending career OF
usefulness which distances tic eosrpetlton Of mere
bstfii pfeiension and has secured conspicuous sa
len in universal favor byintrinsie worth alone.
DR. B0VYLBY'S OFFICE, Tor the sale Of Hunters
Medicines, is No PITT ST. betweeH Front street n
Bszaar Bridge.
GENERAL AGENCIES.
The following agents have hseT appointed by me-
SCI tie Genuine Hnnigr's Medicines fof the CUE
YsneIeal Diseases- -
DOWN. EAMPHiER;-
Surgeon Dentist. King 4. Aexandna, D..
II s. 'STANSBURY.