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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

II EAD~-lOC00 tia PIC Leaf jus; received Pcr
n. Tribun, and tor sale BY
ieb % FORSYTH. MOORE a CLARKE
E\OR RENr.-A comior a5le and convenient iwo
sso~y Brick dwelling House. now in The ecu
pancy Of semue H. Harper situated in cast Wheeling.
ON Inc corner opposite Richard Smn's residence.
Possession given ON the L., sf April next Apply TO
feb 29-tap1 r. MORROW.
a LABAMA TAR.-50 bbls. J,nt received per
"A steamer Embassy-an excellent arsicle and in
large barrclx for sale by J. SrANRERY.
MARI No. 10 Waller ~.
III '"ithe Peoples candidate for the Presidency'-
with history Of The with the British and In
dians north western frvnter Piiladclphis 1910
just received and ior sale by JOHN FISHER.
mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

hM MUSIC AND PIANO FoRTEs.-Ju., No.
80 a. 'ne Music and Variety Store Union :,
Sc, Tor the Piano Forte. and supply Of s,e So
9uars' also 2splendid Piano Forier Of Germ.
nnenosn manufacture Those wishing ,o puschs.. 49,.
respectfully invited to cali sud exsnine. '''
ico 80 MEIIOD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

EMovAL-M. Reilly lras removed TO warehosss
AoNo. III, west side market square, lately occn
pied by James u. Chapno. and one Ioor north Of NJ
George MrMuuey's store. do" a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14
no THE PUBLIC,

ME MORNING TRAIN ON THE FRANK
IL LIN RAIL ROAD. leaves Chambcrsbnrg Al
half past s clock A. NJ and arrives at.Grsen Cas-
tie at O'clock where il cts Mr. Seidexs' Coach
IS from ssersiown. and IN Immediately returns 10
Cha mbeYsburg ia time for the Train on the Cum
berlahd Valley Rail Road. which leaves the latter
place % hslf past g o'clock for Philadelphia.
The EVENING TRAIT: which carries the
sLert 1es,ern Mail, leaves Chsnrecishsrg ~ o.
Tram arrives with the Western Mail, end by which
route Passengers viii reach Hagcrstowr at o.
burg BY Q ocloek.
Iravcllersb by this line will be able 10 leave Bs.ers
town IN tn. Morning and reach Pliladclpir1 in the
Evening. or leave the for ner lace in the evening
and arrive at helstter carly the next ssening.
DAVID fJLI:EkTON, Agent.
For the r. X. r. Company aud John Setdcrs
mar 2i-tf tH acerstown Tnrchi'i. III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

- TONS LEAD,
- iSs kegs Bcafty'sFF = G 4 Rock Po.,der
ieo bags Shot, assorted Nos in Store A, a, - g.
Jan PAxTONS d TINGI.E.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

I'VE will pay the highest price 6r !. few som
nn - a. p. GOFF A Co. Brokcr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14
HiGIILY IMPORTANT TO THE aFrIc
- 1ED-To tho Agent for the sale of Or usn
ILCII.S Medicines. Va p- LAB


'DrAn sIR5Hswng been suffering Cor nc,,l, l..
wears pas. with that most uncha ritnbi. eaIy te
eng cata ogue OF Diseases called Dysne,s;stsG
s,,er resortinS 10 Dumbcress intellectual rem,J A.
nufins thst long age OF suffering aud exnensa ~
the money have expended during tb.' TT, US
comported with my circumsanccs in ISS nIe NV
e.vns my sltnetoo hoT eless one. cou q but con-,
paie " 20 tne description Rrven of ma n on a. i
isy isIhns among thieves. who, after robbng ~,
ieit mn to one o. ms wounds. Cor slier hny;o W.:
ousek nos,1nms ? ns,. me N obtaining number q
they had Increased the maady TO al sIa,,;, aoon
gree bordering on despair until by acedenf &c ae
remedy lately bro,rsht6efere Nc p,bl eli ~
hsii!ch compound Srengtbeninr an f. ~.
as drrner r,sar, aonoiIng ,he efficacy, bu,
sr'ai, me tfsut OF when, after few v,rts l..
s,s,h i,syonn my most sangp,ne expecs iens y
De anticipated through the agency OF .soo
ns i Ever Sistniui for The yeIi,f tbs ,Io,E
~ nave atorded sne, respectfully rs om
ny. 'i"s aun'ah-
p,InHIs,nEsTg PHIIsDErrHla Cor>-v
PIE medicine is At No 10. North Eighth Str.-, p,
Ris sds, re- oice 10 a. ST. cI. stree,
"A, ALSO. Tor sale at the Store or Lob, y,.h.~
Wheeling, We. 'oDh sish1
IhfsPEPsIA.-we have Frequently ,,;,r,..., u,
IL rnynges Of This disease and hs,. -, ' ',
.ssa OF many remedies. bn, z sfteper saw ,h, s
in,,n result On sscccss The w-iter how.ver ~ H.
STKrsernEsrss & GxamaN Arrs,rs1 Con'orNI
may be found IN another c.Iumn -. Ills, Atiu
iinesed 70 n.; ana from an invsiid. as he was de-
nearly man. Though no advocate NJ nssn snsn
Guy kina: we cannot withhold astIce of ,eh', ,v
Compoood e.is enc virtues OF Or. Hsfieh.
rnis ne case before us Twin naa npsses.
~on,- SPtrf q ne Times. "
rof ale at the Store Of John Fisher, wbeelior.
r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

A CARD-rshor scfilernrnis make long ffisnds
~ Tboss Indebted 70 ms. gill - waited 90 iums
ns1iseiy y hsve .hsf scsoois clossd ~ c.zb pJss
Jan ?. 1850 SAMULL HCLAL1E3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

vTRGINfA-TS CaaxcEsY:
Al rules held in the Csras Office of the ci,cu;, su
perlor Court of Law and 'Chaneery for the county
OF ONO. IN The month Of Februsry. 1910.
Platof Zane and Thomas J. 3. Pento- .
ney. parfnen IN business und er the Con,pIa;n.r,.
hm Of Zone a Psnt,nsey.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

INSEED Oils hbls Linsecd Oil. in s,o,. :
- for sale by " "1e "ne
jana FORSYTH. MOORE a. CI.apxr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14
ORNAMENTAL PAiNTiNG.-The

nRNAMENTAL PAiNTiNG.-The
" s,bscribsr hiss removed his Painting Room to
No 2os Main o.. near the Pos Office, where he Q
prepared to I'LL any orders Ia his line of business
neatly and with despatch. He will furnish TO order
shaded, gilt, enamel lag on glass, SC. &C. also
Military md o.hel Banners, Masonic and Odd Eel
sws Aprons or Badges. Firemen's equipments, &c
Persons IN want Of any Of the above or other des
q call.
n the neatest manner. E NATHERy
Wheeling. April Is. is3o.-iv.
nNE Fairbanks patent scales weighing aOoe ID,
for sale lo,x E,r e,sh hv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

SMALL coIN.-sloo in I-sths and l. s,h. -.
~ dimes and a-2 dimes. for sale by '' '''e
Jan 70 a. p GOFF g. Co R,l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

NASH viii be paid by the subscriber. a., Ci,,-,
~ and Timothy seeds w Love
JANIS JACOB a. MITCHELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

= osi Tsoeiv.
tlsmtn.s stt,si eli sn1 Morocco BOots n,sds al
me beet ma tersi and IN the very neassst n,snser
fof stf ~ TODD q ISHAM
Pf 202 Hein street, Whccliog
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

aug Is Is REILLY
DOwDER-Jus, received from Duponi's Min
Il Brandywine. Delaware. 800 kegs Powder. con,
sisting of Rife. Shotgun and blasting. Of which vx
shall keep censtant supply. Being appointed agenu
for the manufacturer shall cell at Pittsburgh prices
Merchants and others can thus be supplied ut all time,
with superior article. cheap as il can be brought
from the East FORSYTH, MOORE g. CLARKE.
feb Is
SALERATUS-2.0O0 lbs. Saloratu. in casks. ius
- received and for sale low by
oct 10 KNOX LLOYD . Co
|HtANDLE WICK Of the best quality. always or
~ hand and for sale by ID. HULL
Oh bbls LOUISVILLE LIME,
~ Is bbls Tanner Oil.
SO do Mossses. in store and for sale by
jan PAxTONs TINGIE
MOVER SEEDING will pay Cash for SO 10 100
~ bushels fresh Clover Seed, il delivered soon
jan IS ATrERSURY. CALDWELL & CO
SIGHT DRAFTS on Philadelphia. for sale bv
~ J. NJ CLARKE. No l27. Main st.
Jan 40 Wheeling. Va
LNCoNoMY GOODS.-A constant supply of Cloth.
- and ssfiiaetis from the manufac,ory Of George
Rapp. for sale by
jan IS ATTERBURy. CALDWELL co.
FLAxsEkD oIL-lo Dbl. FlaI,eed Oil. for sal.
H by ATTERBURY. CALDWELL d co
jan Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

HtGiNlA-IS cnA ScEay- Al rules held in the
Clerks ONCE OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chsn.ery for The county OF Ohio in the month
MARI Douglass. Henry Moore and Andrew Pauer.
son, complainsnis,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-04
For the Boon's Lick Tines.

MIR. EDIToR:-l am one Of those who, as
friend Of Martin Van Buren,, voted for represen
tatives friendly to the creation OF a State Bank
l did so, because my political friends argued that
it would make money plenty, and answer even
better than branch Of the National Bank, as il
would hold the public deposites, and bank upon
them. have right therefore, to know, how il
is, that thiS bank, which is managed by major
lily OF democrats, answers scarcely any other pur
pose than TO support its officers in doing nothing
When it was made, the United States Bank
was forbidden, by law, to keep even an agency
n The State, and ever since that time money has
been becoming more and more scarce, and trad G
ard business OF every kind more and more para
Used and embarrassed. For my part, | regard
our Bank as being not only Of no use, but 1corSe
than nothing. 1t keeps out a great deal more
capital than it brings into the State, and although
it has been enabled to pay specie for the few
notes it has out repeat that, for all the purpose
oil bank, it is a most ridiculous humbug.
wish some one more competent than myself
would expose what kind Of thing is thus put
up IN the ,cay Of bank-but if no other person
does will try to do so in subsequent number.
In the mean time, here declare my determine
ton to vote for no man for the Legislature, who
will not look into this matter, and support such
men only for Directors and officers as will be
governed by the interests of the people at home,
instead Of the wishes Of any set Of men at Wash.
ingtOn
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-04
From the Democrat of Uedaesd1u

" We have been permitted to make the follow
lng 'N.rdct from letter written by an intelligent
'IIzeH OF the Platte to friend in this county, in re.
anon 70 the progress Of the whp candidate for
IpVernor' among the "squatterS' Of that region
Inc Generals pretended friendship for Col Benton
measures seems to be "nO 90" with the intelligent
;itzenS Of Buchanan they can clearly see through
us motives for espousi0g die cause Of the SQUAT
lers' and Gland robbers
The great Mormon General John B Clark ad.
.reSSed The 'Bacfanan sqIatterS' on last Monday,
IOth ut) OHtH ,0aS no g0-he could not come it there
ms speech scarcely attracted notice. He saws he is
n favor of presumption laws, graduation bill. and
an1tonS salt biIl--yery much Of dcmncrat-Jut
ms Sc c0SorS rtH ami him nothing here"
'CoI. Benion'S measures" forsooth! General
Cink had the JoArnals and Debates WITH HIM 10
Prove that Harrison was the father Of most, and
the steady friend Of all these measures-of some
Of them 20 years blGo,e Col. Benton or Mr.. Van
b1ren had seat in Congress! But what was
doubtless most vexatious to this Mormon" let
ter writer was, that N reading the yeas and nay:
on the salt bill, on the graduation bill, on the
presumption bills, on The Cumberland Road bills
on the frontier protection bills in short, on all
bills Tor the Promoy of Western interests Gen
CLARK proved tina, he republican candidate for
~ 'Tes7a17'ry had arrays been in favor Of these
measures, while Mr. Van Buren, has only latela
ALLEN in with part. His last message proves
hun 10 be opposed to the Salt bill, the Cumber.
land Hoai and the protection Of the fronter--
for S ent in reference to those great subjects,
and thu institution makes it his sworn duty to
recomme I'd to the consideration Of Congress such
measures as he deems expedent. The attempt to
lug in Col. Benton and General Jackson in this
race--degradiog and low spirited as it is-will be
mo CO.. We arc assured that CIarks specche-
IN Buchanan and the rest of the Platte county,
have made him at least thousand votes.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-04
PROGRESS OF THE CANVASS.

Zen Clark is "laying it on" to use a fguft
Of our correspondent, in the PlatteCountry. Ht
1as spoken at various places in Buchanan, and
at the llIs OF Platte in that County. If we did
not Know our correspondent to be staid and cal.
cuIatng man, we should deem him extravagant in
the opinion he expresses, that Harrison and Clark
will run at least thousand stronger in that quar-
ter dan the Wing ticket did two years ago.
The Western Star OF the 9th speaks handsomely
OF his speech in Clay, and encouragingly Of its
effects upon the popular mind. In addition to
this letter from Clay contains the gratifying
ass trance that "scores OF the Van Buren, party
nave openly said, and are daily declaring, that
they will not vote for Reynolds, or the administra.
ton candidates for Congress, unless they come out
in favor Of National bank OF some kind [Such
men will not, in the end be found voting for Van
Buren,, who is pledged to veto any bank, no mat.
ter how well guarded
A letter from Richmond, written on Saturday
last, says that Reynolds is trailing Clark" but
adds, that 'some Of the Judges own political
friends denounce his course as unfair and unman.
Iy, and have written to him that unless he can
face Clark, the people will regard it as evidence
that his positions and doctrines will not bear en-.
animation"
On the whole, erery thing is Cheering to the
Republican cause. One Of the candidates for
Congress has been already agreed upon by the
Committeeman the other, if not already, will
doubtless be designated in a day or two. In our
next we expect to be able to fling their banners
to the breeze, with hopes and Prospec,, oyously
differing from any which have shed their lauences
on Missouri for n1anv-n,anv dav.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-04
THE MlILS-THE CANVASS.

| We advise our lends, wherever and whenever
they can, seek .rvate conveyances. for their
political respoa.:nce. We have seen letters,
having thl regua- post mark, that were Tor
seemed to ave a.an) nearly month on the
way from two diAe ent counties-Rives and La.
ayene, It in tl-e counties, if we remember
Alright whc., the :cnt reforming hand Of the
tyrants at aSniu on have been 50 potently
IeIt-but we D not .c,end TO know whether the
letters were p pely larked and put up in those
offices, and Il n de. ined for ,ceeIS, or whether
the delay was .e res Of espionage on the way
We mention facts pny, which show to what
pass the Prescription Of Kendall has brought
that department Of the government, in which the
whole people are more interested than in apy
other
A letter from Gen. CLARK to the Editor, written
on the 18th, complains that lie had not heard
word from home since hs arturo on the can.
'aSs' wo gentlemen o. ll place are ready to
make oath that they mailed tiers for him m tho
: TN anoa package on the morning Of the 25tb
IN time to reach him on the ?6rh, or the rornino
OF the 2''h. THUS zoe 50. Tue mails, durog
this "reign of tyranny" are like they were iT
the "reIgn Of ternor"--blt we thank God that
the people nOr hold, as thcSMsn held, the proner
corrective twill b. applet, too now as them
Tue CANvAss.-The candidates for Governor
.. .ll'S oIale are now IN The field. Gen. Clark
opened the canvass at Alir,an on the fist Mlo.
DAY oil this month. ANS well there. Let An
dram be put down Harrison and Clark. On
Monday OF last week, Gen. Clark addressed the
people oil Monroe. We listened to his address
throughout aud must say the greatly exceeded
our most sansujne expectations Van Bnren
men near U.s. frequently throughout the course of
us 'eA'arNS, bore testimony to the powers of The
SPEAKER, He took his positions IA lortGsI ali
by The proof Of the record His speech was we'll
received indeed he was requsnlly greeted by
bursts o. APPLAUSE. Mon i, good for MAORI.
y OF at east two hundred Clark. From Paris
Gen Clark passed into R ioloh and is now on
his way TO the Platte. ls competitor, 1t is
understood, takes the same route In an equal
ciuSe Judge Reynolds has his match in Gen. CLARK;
how then must it be carrying the weights he
does''-- Columbia Patriot .Varek "A,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-04
DEPARTURE OF THE STLvER

IHTcV Wagons, IQaded WIlh 5I2U, 900 Of silver,
departed from the Land Office in this place, on
Thursday last. This money never returns. Il
goes to the bank in St. Louisiana will theme
be shipped Tor the seaboard, Were nearly all
me federal expenditures are made. TO obtain
this SPECIE the Iand.buyers have had TO pay ten
per cent on the currency Of the ps0plc-whch
our democratic rulers say is not good enough to
pay the ottlcehoders Of the government All
this is wrong-radlcally wrong--and we look
forward, with joy, to the period, when currency
t!"herS will be driven from their places and there
shall be again but one kind, and plenty Of it
tor oiiicehoders and people alike. This can
only, be effected by properly guarded National
Bank.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-04
ST. LOUIS MARKET, MARCH 81.

Business continues brink, very brisk, consider.
ing the cause which are operating against trade.
The receiving and forwarding has not been as
great this week as last, but the amount Of sales
have been about the same. The country is Obliged
to be supplied with certain amount OF goods,
and owing to the premium or eastern funds
good many merchants who have been 10 the habit
of going east, are making purchases here. Mo.
ney matters continue to drag on very heavy, and
10 add to the existing distress the Bank has issued
another edict. as injurious in its effects at the
present time TO the interests Of the community, as
any Of its former absurdities On the 18th inst
1t commenced calling in ten per cent on its dis
counts, and after the Sh day Of April it refuses to
take the notes Of the Minreal Point Bank -
Where the money is 10 come from, requisite 10 be
paid on renewable paper, we cannot imagine
The prpllc are already satisfied that these acts Of
the Bank have not boon in 'selr defence" but
that the institution has been perverted and is now
the tool Of political faction. who would be vii.
ling to sacrifice the welfare Of the country, 10 al.
vance their parzon purposes.
ihe rivers all remain in good navirable order.
BAcoa.-liamS a ) Hog round Ga6l.
BEANs'-Good suppy-we quote white, 81 J0a2
oO per bushel according TO quality.
BUTTER AT at l24 to llc-liood supply.
BRANDY American 70 10 Cogniac 81 so
49, Champagne So SO.
BEES WAx--22 a 23c. good demand.
CANDLEs--We quote sperm II 45 scarce mould
Is; dipped l3.
GOTTEN YARY-25 to 3O--sales Good supply
C0FFEE--Iinvhna green. l35 l4lc; Rio ii n
ID; Java 10 a l7S,. Domingo ~ l3c, large sup
ply and price receding.
CLGARs--MeIee D! a Q; per m Hav. VI ID 90
per Principe 20 %. Good stock on hand
CoEDAGE--Hcmp bed cords s. 80; Grass SO 50
Manila plough lines rs; Manila rope Is a lS9;
Hemp plough lines 81 80.
DoMEsTIcs = We quote for at 9 lie: ia at 10
l4c; plentiful SUI ply
FLoUR-HaS duwnwo rdtendenrv. 81 % n
% by quantity 50 by the bbl
fIsn1No. !, $40; No.2 SIT. No g. sl3 Cod
h'n' 81 w 81 Herring and Goldfish very scarce
fRuII'-kaisins NJ. 2ja2 80 do NJ. r. 9 30
49, GOOD supp Iy.-S S. Almonds 10 a Is, II. S.
ID. 10 a l22.
FuEs PELrRIEs. Shaved deer skins ga 81
and red blue do 32a 81 J. fall grew 2Oa25 win.
grey 10 Is; raccoons SO 81 ia 75mink Boa 80;
in demand; otter S4a9
81 rs. '''''' 'O' '-''-''1 > ~ q
GRAtv-Corn in sarks Boa 81 &c; Wheat 92J;
Barley 30; Oats 33 37!. Wheat appears to be
tlnctuatng-SaeS
HlDEs-Dry 5; in demand.
HEMP-4a5 good demand
tGov--Bar 9 cts; band s; hoop 10 to Il round
square Q to IL sheet 9 TO II castings 4.
LALr--1 It y; good supply.
LEAD--Saes At 3 3 !; sales have been made as
low MS Sc in cash.
MoLAssrs--The supply is large, on levee we
quote it ar 30 by the quantity; 80 30 in stores.
NAILs--There is n good 1--WE quote a S
No. j. . cents; all other numbers SIC.
OlL--Sperm Winter Strained 50 al, Sum.
rner strained | n | Al. ranDer's Da-
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-04
A FARMER .
LOOK OUTl

In our next number, we shall demonstrate.
from the messages Of the President and the Gov.
crnor, and from the votes as they stand on the
Journals, who haze been the State Bank and In.
ternal Improvement parties n this State, and TIC
United States. II the people are not thoroughly
made acquainted with the abandoned railhlcssness
and lnsIncerity Of the leaders of a party who
have been ''evcry thing by starts and nothing
long" the fault shall not be with the Boon's
Lick Times,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-04
TIE BUSINESS OF CONGRESS

The two houses Of Congress are doing little
except dispute about the reelection Of the Presi
dent. Reduce the tenure to a single teTm anc
probably enough Of the zeal business Of the PEG
P!e mny DO attended n hereafter. to occupy few
columns weekly, in reportingit. 1t is now, bow
ever, as it was said by Col. Benton, in his repor
in 20 it would be. "Thos2 who make the p resi-
dent must support him-righ or wrong" VIII
not the rejecting men of all previous par.ie.
meet on this great common ground, OF cutting
down the powers of the President and thus clos.
ing up the greatest source Of waste, extravaganza
and corruption 0, do or
"All that we have left : ennptv shov"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-04
April 4th, lSI
.blsiliSla From.

HARNEE e. BIRCH are now recciving their
Il regular supply Of IRON AND NAILS, Of all
sizes every bar OF which they will warrant per-
hitting the purchaser to return any which may
prove harsh or rotten. The article offered is be,
leved to De superior TO any now made in the United
States, and as we sell exclusively at wholesale and
at much lower rates than usual. we trust that nan
ufacturerS will find it their interest to cont lue
their purchases. Genuine tough Juniata Nails at
$40 per keg.
Fayette April Attn, 1910. al
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-04
NEWS BY YESTERDAYS MAIL.

The Legislature Of Virginia adjourned on The
Goth ult.
Flour is selling in Wheeling at $3.50 per bar.
down to 374 cents--and all Other working inter.
ests are coming TO the suhueasury standard. A
proposition made by a Wing in Congress. to Gu,
down the salaries Of all office holders in SINH
ltr proportion was literally laughed down by the
majority. When wa r,ooive any more news we
will print H.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-04
EaellaWa Salt,

'ENHE subscribers take tins method of informing
d. their customers and the public in general,
That they have made such arrangements as to ena
BILE them 10 announce that they will furnish the
article at least as low as eighty cents per bushe
by the barrel, rc-weghed at Fuyette. They will
be in receipt of about five hundred barrels on OF
before the first day Of May.
HARVEY & BIRCH,
Fayss,s, April 18th, 1870 al
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-04
NOTICE.

TTNHE undersigned having been discharged and
L exempted from arrest and imprisonment. by
Christopher p. Brown, Esq Deputy Clerk Of tn.
Howard County Court, until the end of the ncz.
term Of the Circuit Court Of Howard County, h .-
6y notifies a! persons concerned or Interested. p.
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charge. JOHN II. NINTEr
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