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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-18

BADGES! BADGES!!
EUST published an assortment of beautiful II AR
eB RISON BADGES, colored and plain fer the 4th of
May celebration-aso the life of Gen. Harrison, and
large sheet with engraving of each battle fought ny
him, and full and correct of his various public
services, civil and mitarprce III cehtsaiso, Like
nesses representations of Battles Harrison Song Books,
sc. sc. For sale wholesale and retail by
ii. A. TURNER,
ma 1t &C., Baltimore street
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THE PILOT,
EDITED By
DUFE GREEN.

is published at No. II, Water street. Baltimore nearly
opposite Cheapside.
TERMS.-Daily, at Six Dollars per annum irad-
vance, Twelve and an half Gents per week payable
10 the carriers. Country, Five Dollars per annum
payable in advance.
Extra, in pamphlet form and double Royal size at
One Dollar, for twenty-five numbers.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
DO do 10 do. 2months 7 90
/ do do. 90 do. do. 10 90
/ do / week, rs do. do. I6 90
1 do do. no 1 square per year, $50 90
Cards of two lines only So per annum, in advance.
sly-Teh lines, less, make square. If an adver-
tisement exceeds ten lines, the price will be in proper
iion All advertisements are payable at the time Of
their insertion except seares which payable quar-
terIy in advance. acknowledgements ordered in till for
bid Twill be charged fifty cents for each subsequent in
sertion.
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AfCHAECERY SALE.-Under decree of the
- Court of Chancery, the subscriber Trustee, will
offer Tor sale ut public auction, the premises, at ten
O'Clock A. M on Saturday the 9th June next the VAL
UABLE FARM (caed 'fLongworth') situate about l3
miles, from Baltimore, and about mile from the
main road of Back River Neck adjoining lands eff An
drew Collins, Joseph Joce, and the heirs of John Uhler
and binding on Browns Creek, the mouth of Back
River being the land described in the Deed recorded in
Baltimore County Land Records, in Liber W. G. No.
la folio 1852 Itcontaas about 1913 ACRES OF LAND.
which is represented very good, and well improved
with lime, ashes, sc.
AZ The buildings are FRAME DWELLING
Wl,!T HOUSE, a large BARN, with extensive Sheds,
GaG5Granary, and other out houses There is pump
of good water near the dwelling.
Al the same time will be sold the Farming Utensils of
the places and the stock and also four Slaves hree e
males and one male)
Terms of sale; fourth ofte purchase money cash,
or on ratification of sale with interest from the day of
sale, and the residue in g. and ~ months from said day
with interest herefrom and all payments to be secured
by bond or notes with security be approved by the
Trustee. CHARLES +. MAYER.
ma 10 PR 2awts.
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DIR. HULL'sPATENr TRUSS.

TENHE SUBSCRIBER has just received from u
d Hull, complete assortment of the genuine HULL's
TRUSS adapted for every variety of Rupture, and SUIT
able for all ages and sizes.
From more than Il thousand Physicians and Surgeon;
who have given decided preference TO this instrument
over ali other in USE Dr. Huh will select few names
whose distinguished medical reputation cannot but re-
solve the doubts of the most sceptcal lin
New York City-Valentine Mott, NJ. d., Geo. Bushe,
M D. Alexander HI. Stevens, NJ D., David HoSack, NJ
D. William Barrow NJ. D., Cyrus Perkins, NJ. d., Gill
bert Smith NJ D.. Samuel Aekery, NJ. ID.
AIbanv-Ionathan Fights, NJ. D., Townsend, NJ. ID.
IJtica-John Mccall, Nj. D., Norton, NJ d.
Philadelphia-P Gibson Eberlee, Drake, Nc
Cellan.
Boston-Sburtliff. NJ d. Ineols, NJ ID.
Observation-Disclosures Potter John Buckler, M. ID.
Washington City-Joseph Lovel, Nj. D., Professor
SevalI SURGEON General u s. Army, A. S. Hall, NJ. d.
New Haven-Professor Hubbard, Professor Ives.
Hartord-Eli Todd NJ. d., late Principal of the insane
asylum.
Plymouth Mass.-Jas. Thatcher, NJ. ID.
Worcester Mass.-Samuel Woodward NJ. ID.
Sir Ashley Cooper, London.
Mr. Sev, Surgeon General British Army Canada.
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
The proprietor of Huls Truss gives notice that in con-
sequence of many imperfect and Illegal limitations of
this Truss sold in this city and elsewhere he will IN III
ture ax his signature TO every Truss sent from ms Of
flee, without this none are genuine.
AMOS G. HULL.
For sale wholesale and retail, by
G. l.. DUHURST,
Corner of Pratt street and Dugan's wharf
ma Lower end Of C entire Market Space.
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EDY the commissioners of debtors for
ID and county of Batmore notice is hereby given
to the creditors of THOMAS NJ. GROVES, an insoyent
debtor personal discharge hath been granted
debtor and that the said creditors required
office of the said commissioners in the house,
y of Baltimore the 4h day of May next 10 O'Clock
the forenoon, and nominate trustee trustees to be ap
pointed for their benefit and give all the information in
their possession the said commissioners enable them
report Baltimore county agreeaby of As
ssemby passed December session. 1881 entitled "
relating solvent debtors and that the Sd day of July
next hath fixed for final hearing in his case before the
said commissioners.
Dated the 25h day of March, in the year 1910.
NH 27-law3m ma l-1awSw
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| FINISHING TACExLE-A general assortment,
NJ and BRUSHES of all descriptions, for town and
country.
BELLOWS, for Braziers, Jewellers or Blacksmitls,
all sizes and at reduced prices, wholesale and RETAIL
For sale al DukEHART'S Genenerl Variety Store,
APP 294tt No. 1911 Baltimore St
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Ep order commissioners i1sovdnt debtors 70
NIB the city and county of Baltimore, notice hereby given
the CREDITOR of JAS. TUCKER nsolvet debtor that
personal discharge hath been granted said debtor
that the said creditors required TO attend the office of
the said commissioners i'll the house. the city of Bal
tore, the 4h day of May 10 O'Clock in the
and nominate trustee trustees to be appointed for
their benefit and give all the information in their posses
sion the commissioners, enable them report
Baltimore county court agreeaby of Assembly, passed
at December session. 1891 entitled relating to nsoI
debors;'' and that the Sd day of July
fixed hearing his case before the said commits
sioners.
Dated the 2sth day of March, in the year 1910.
ap S-law3m *COlored man. 2IawI0w
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IN OsT.-A small sum of money was lost at Canton,
~ the 9TH inst, by of the carriers OF the Pilot
Any one having found any portion of it, Gas it scattered
by the hard blow will center obligation on poo
man by returning it TO this Office. ma Z.
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UnY order commissioners of nsolvent debtors
ID city and of Baltimore notice is hereby given
10 the creditors of GEORGE CAREY insolvent debtor,
thai discharge hath granted said debtor
the said creditors required to aesd at the office
the in the house, the city of
Baltimore the first day of June ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, and nominate trustee or trustees to be appointed
benefit: and give all the information in their
said commissioners to enable them to report
Baltimore county court ageeably to act of Assembly,
1881 entitled, ian act relating
nsoIvent debtor and that the st day of August next hath
been fixed for the final hearing his case, before the said
commissioners.
Dated tlie 9th day of April in the year 1910.
NH ID layy3m ma 2 lawIIw
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EHY of the commissioners OF nsovent debtors for
the city county OF Baltimore notice Is hereby given
10 the creditors Of GEORGE MOORE, nsolvent debtor,
that personal discharge hath been granted the said debtor
and that the said creditors required TO attend at the Office
M the said commissioners the house, Of
BALTIMORE on LIST day of June next at 10 o'clockn the
forenoon, and nominate trustee or trustees to be appointed
for their benefits and give all the information in their
session to said commissioners enable them report to
baltimore county court agreeably of Assembly,
nassed al December session. 1884, entitled relating 10
nsoyent debtos and that the LIST day of August next hath
been fixed for the final hearing in his case before the said
commissioners.
Dated the 10th day Of April, in the year le4e
ap l4law3rn ma 2law1w
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an Is div.

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a FROM VEGETABLE MATTER, BY JACOB
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Throat or Qunsey, Whooping Cough, Thrush or Sore
Mouth, Putrid Sore Throat, Group, Inflammation OF the
Heart Dropsy Ricketts, Disease of the Liver Jaundice,
difficulty of making Urine, Gee Mysteries, Nervous and
ScrOfllous Affections of the members and lgaments,
Mercuria and Veneria Diseases Ulcers, Sores, Alice
of the Skim and all diseases arising from impure
blood.
PRICE, PER BOTTLE, 81 so.
fh7-The above Medicine can be obtained in South
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for using liberal discount made TO persons who buy
10 sell.
aIz-Likewise, the PANACEA can be obtained in all
of the Cities and the greater part of the towns and vii
lagos in the United States The great number of GER
tcates accompanying the directions, showing the great
the Panaeea has effected when all other medicines
have failed. will fully satisfy the public of its efficacy
ma
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-08-29
For he BOon'S Lick Times.

Mr.. EDIToR-.f it be true that mankind by
Adams sin and fall have lost the favor Of the Al
mighty, and by their rejection Of the religion Of
Jesus Christ, merit and will receive eyerlG sting pu
niShment, how vastly important is it to their Ctcr-
nal welfare to have the Christian faith clearly de-
fined and ably and profoundly cxpounded. And
also with what caution and crcumspcctiOn should
men examine themselves who think they have ga
call TO PREACH" and profess TO teach and understand
the Gospel. have often thought that many preach
ers OF the present day, in our state, emulate the
zeal of Jehu, more than the mOdesty and humility
of Moses. In their haste TO enter into the minis
try, they lose sight of the many and highly neceS-
sary qualifications which they should possess, and
rush on to deal with principles and subjects which
tell upon eternal doctrine with minds contract
ed, views narrow, and often bigotted.
When the lsraetes were grooming under the
bondage of the Egyptians, the Lord desired Moses
to deliver a message to Pharoah and the people OF
Israel. Moses, sensbly impressed with the I'M
portance and sanctity Of the Office of Gods amba
sador, replied, who am |, that | should 90 unto
Pharoah, &c. The Lord eXpostuiacd with him,
and told him that he would be with him and give
him success. But Moses answered again. and
sand, but behold they will not hearken unto me,
nor hear my voice; for they will say, the Lord hath
not appeared unto thee"
The Lord then performed a miracle, and bid Mo-
Sos do the same and if questioned by the l5ruetes
as to the authenticity of his commission that he
should again perform the miracle to corr0bornte his
words. Notwithstanding all this, Moses again re-
piled 80 my Lord, am not AN eloquent man, +
lam slow of speech, and Of a slow
tongue"
We are further informed that he did not proceed
upon his commission until he was accompanied BIZ
Aaron, who was an eloquent man, and who was his
mouth piece On all occasions. Well would it b.
for the interests of the Church, il her ministers
possessed 1.-THE Of the diflidcnce and hesitation
that characterized Moses.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-08-29
THE JEFFERSON DEMOCRATS-W WHERE
ARE THEY.

ARE THEY.
The following historical facts are taken from the
New York Star, and may be interesting to those de-
srous of proving the administrator party The JEFF
ferson democrats:
OF the twelve Electors who voted for Mr.. Jcil&r.
son in 800, the following survive:
John Woodwork, of Albany;
Pierre Van COr,nnt, Of West Chester;
James Burt, of Orange.
Of the Senators who voted for those Electors, tie
following survive:
Ambrose Spencer, now Of Wayne Coz
James w. Wilkins, of Orange.
Of the Members Of Assembly who voted for those
Electors, the following survive:
Nicoll Floyd Suffolk
Samuel &. Verbryck Rockland;
Smith Thompson, Duchess;
Peter Townsend, Orange;
ErHsIus Root, Delaware;
james Merrill, Saratoga
Archibald Mcintyre, Albany.
It is singular fact, that, with possibly the cX
ception Of one of these worthless, oil Of them al
this day are decided Wings.
I make no commentary upon this fact, bat leave
those who aTrOgate I'd themselves and Ihrr party,
ihat they alone are sustaining the principles Of Mr.
Jefferson, to explain how it 81 happens that those
distinguished men in our State who, in 1900, we're
the strong and unfinchng advocates Of Jefferson
and JelfrSOnian democracy, are no found in equal
ly decided opposition to the policy a"d principles OF
Mr.. Van Buren,.
Twill merely add would it no. Ja gratifying to
our fellow citizens again to contide the high aud re-
sponsibe duty Of selecting Chief Magistrate to
many Of those who have, from 1850 to 1910, al
ways sustained the republican institutions u our
country.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-08-29

I Mercer, Middleton, II. Nelson, r. NJ. Nelson.
New, Newton, Ogden, Owen, Parrot, Pegram,
Peter, Pindall Peasants, poindexler, Quarles,
Reed of Nd. Reed, Ga. Rhea, Ringgold, Rob.
erson, Settle, S. Smith, Bal. Smith, Ale xandria
Smyth, Speed, Stewart, Of n c. Stro,her, Stu.
art OF ND. Terrell, Trjmblc. Tucker, Of Va.
Tucker, Of S. G. Tyler Walker, Of n. c,
Walker, Ken. Williams, H. Go
Those who voted in the negative, arc
Adams, Allen, Anderson, Of Pa Barrier, Of
Otio, Batcman. Bcccher Of ohio, Bennett, Be-.
den, Boss CampJeH Of Oiio Comstock Crafts,
Cushman, Darlington, Drakc, Elcott Foleer,
Fuller. Gaso, Gilbert, Hale, Hall, Of Icl. HIS.
brouck, Hendricks UeIkimor, Usnick, Of Oiio,
HoPhinson, Iloscuor, Hubbard, Hunter, Hun
tngton, Irving, Of NJ 7. Kinsoy, Kironj Lin.
coin, Linn, Ljyamore, ". Maclay, w. p. Mae.
lay, Mason, Of z. Merrill, Mills, RoJt. Moore.
SanI. Moore, Murray, Jer. Nelson, Oglc, Orr,
Palmer, Patterson, PawIug, Fitkin, Rice, Rich,
Richards, rogers, Ruzglce Sampson Schuyler
Sergeant, Scyhar., Sherwood S.ls5ea, Syuaad,
TalInadge, Jas. il. Tan, Tayior, Terry. Temp.
Ijns, Upham, Wa,aca, N.adovcr, Wg..a.o.
Whtesidc, Whitman, WiIktn, Williams, Of Coa
Wilson, Of Pa.-i5
Ordered Tha. Tia. Clerk orgnain. the Senate
herewith.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-08-29

venture to assert, that if our preachers were
phrenOlogcally examined, ninc-tenths Of them
would have the organ Of seif-esteem remarkably
well developed upon their craniums. Some sapi-
ont gentlemen appear to think that we of the West
are not sufficiently refined and intelligent to apprG
ciate or require good prenchers--hat the refuse OF
the profession are good enough for Missouri. But
sir, it is grand mistake that are so inferior in
mental capacity and that we are best pleased with
dull, Iong-w indGd, ranting ignorami--men Of mere
Chaf and straw. Men Of talent req tired as
much in Missouri as in any state or country upon
the earth.
We want, sir educated, intelligent, energetic,
practical, and genleuauly men to fill the sacred
desk. In fine, we need teolOgans who can ira
vel ont Of the common track OF Camp-meeilnT
themes. When we will have such ministry
know not. Certainly not as long os people will
sanction, by attendance upon their hing, these
ignorant uncouth itnorants. Not TILL we open orr
purse strings and amply compensate men OF ability
We may rest assured that 50 long as theological
quacls are countenanced--mon hafarmets, stump
speakers, and rabid politicians, just 50 long shall
we be ov0rrun with tyrOs of six months study
with those who eign to be suddenly called bat can
net wait for prcparatiOn--with men who strive to
make up in time what is deficient in argument and
doctrine and by rant and noise attempt to render
an equivalent for sense and prOpriey. | sincerely
trust that we may have better and talented minis
try. There should be more caution observed of eN-
amnalOns Of candidates, and ignorant, inert in.!j-
viduas should always be rejected. Better have live
able men, than fifty who only in the cotcchiru
Of theology, and who will remain there. We had
be ter have no preaching, than have tie truths Of
the gospel mutilotcd aud perverted by preend"r,.
For verify believe that those who are 50 disposed
can from concorlanres and their bibles, gain more
and correct information ut home than by hearing
the pOntless, dull, rabbit track preaching 20 eoa-
mon among us.
Let it not be thought, that ain inimira 10 the
di~pcnsaton Of the Scriptures. l ardontly desire
their universal promuga,on. Bnt feel that tic
glorious day OF spiritual Illumination in or wc.-
ern world will not be restored until VIC have more
efficient men in the ministerial field. We need,
sir. Bounargcs, Fiuney, Whitfield, Kirk, 10
awaken and vvl'y the siumberng energies Of those
VIII, have for years been unconce.ned and regardless
for their hopes beyond the grave.
SOPHOMORE.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-08-29
THE MISSOURI QUESTION
1INAL VOTE OF GEN. IMMERSION


AS here seems 10 DC PFooaOli'ly That the vote "i
Missouri may be cast against Gen, Harrison in the
coming contest, we are determined that, 50 far q
may depend upon us, it shall be cast in L hH.s Of
all the manly qualities of the human heart, and in
con,emnt Of every incennous monition Of The .I,
D,,, understandings 7, sboI, ho do,o o.,.;,st -,
oo.T,, ,.oJ .r1 o,SI;,,h,o,o1 -o,,,r;,a, ,.t, 49,,
,o,'sI"'
a"u % ',' ''''''' "''1 o 0''' ~ was ''' ''
lnVe'era'e enemy until necessity Pfomp'o" MIA 10
court the people whom he MA cohuhuaIiy s.''a'd.
He it was who kicked us from the door of 'a"
Union unless would j'actan our Constitution after
the manner of New York.
He it was who opposed the Sal! BIZ, the Graf..
alton BIZ the Prsmotioa Bigs. tho Icnf C.ssi,.
Ri,, tho C,,ols,l,nI po,J nm. ,, ,..,,,;., n...
toot;,,, D;J j., Show, EVERY .,I, t,.-..
I..1 '1 .',;.a't =, ,'.-a ,',' .
u ~, anu o'S'g,eu ~ '!D'''','
missouri NJ OF 'no 1','y u 'Ie :. 3' '.,'
HARRISON on Inc contrary was '"s early ana stead
advocate o! all these great western measures, and
OF EF LRl measure calculated to advance the great
5e'o595's and i"o "Si P we 6, eo1o JOURNALS
VIC say and we respectfully invite every citizen who
NAV desire 70 satisfy himsel-roR uI,.sgrr--lo
call and ov,,o;re tho f,;rr.s. o,, ,,,.,..r ,,..,
,,.r;,r, 49,, I,.., n,,,I, r,r, Ut, o.. ..
S,,-,,,,.s. ;, '''-0' N''' '''''
O0r q'''a'''"S
Respecting inc ioi'o"lhg PrOeoe"'"E'' ""''d we
copy from the Journal OF the 81 session Of '"5 10Th
Congress, now before us it is only necessary to re-
mark that as the bill for the admission Of Miss
our passed the House of Representatives, it con.
tanned restriction as to slavery. THIS had been
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-08-29
SHIT RIVER PROSPECTS.

The prospects at Salt River are NEST encourage,
ing. Since the late ''sober second thoughts" Of The
people, and the passage of the Sub Treasury act,
property is rising rapidly aud it is expected before
the ides Of November, the increase Of populalion
will be immense. The Salt river Journal has hoist
ed the Spoilers flag. It'll said the situation is
salubrious than the deserts Of Arabia, and hold
out bright prospects for disappointed and retiring
official gentlemen.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-08-29

BRoSK VAN BUREN, nephew Of the President,
comes out under his signature in the Kinderhool
Sentinel of the 30th July, 1870 and acknowl,
edges he hung Ganeral Harrison in o,fgy, at that
place on the 4th Of July. Boys, do you hear
lhan A NEPHEW OF MARTIN VAN
BUREN, HUNG YOUR OLD GENERAL EFF.
FlGY -R,puLir5R.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-08-29
Notic2.

FEfHERE will be a petition rrc.en'cl 20 tie next
3 General Assembly, for new County, 20 b,
stricken OF Macon, Randolph, Muuioc and Sha,yy
Couu'icS.
Missouri August 29rh, l9io. 2i--gmo
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-08-29

intelligence aud integrity Of the great body Of the
people, Of all parties, and anxious alone to reach
their understandings by the most candid and ingen-
uous retrospect Of the facts and the circumstances
which pertain TO the great contest waging be-
tween the people on the one hand and the Office
holders on the othor-Be it therefore
ReSOlred, That the Executive Committee Of tie
lippecanoc Club, prepare and report to tic next
stated meeting thereof, an address 70 the people
OF Howard in rctniatOn and GisprOof Of the base
less assertions, and calumniOus churges contained
and put forth in the Preambb and Resolutions
adopted by the meeting Of our opponents on &,tur-
day week, and which have been read and d.Proycd
al this meeting.
Rescued, Iha, every day impart, additional cy-
idence Of the correctness of the pripcp Advocated
by the Wigs of the Union, end this State that
the more tie political principles and moral worth
OF General Harrison are investigated, the aoundor
and tairer they appear and that we are the rnore
convinced Of the necessity Of his election - the
Presidency, 10 retrieve our beloved country from
misrule and preserve it from ultimate ruin.
Rescued, therefore, That we will continue our M
abatcd efforts to secure his election, believing hH
to be sound and enlightened Republican, and pa
triOtic statesman
ReSo1rei, That this Club, in connection with ,hnir
tellow-ctizens Of all political parties, will prop
erly commemorate the approaching Anniversary o.
the Battle OF the Ihames-the only one in which.
during the last glorious war, British army sur
rendered Itself to the forces Of an American Gen
eral.
AT prayer meeting, in remote part Of Iii
county, few weeks since, Methodist priest, wlu
has made himself very conspicuous and somewhat
no ted in the ranks Of the Loco Foco party, (cspc-
ciay during the last Year, was engaged in prayer
and after praying for the people Of hi, church, pre-
sunng that all present were of the same no ties
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-08-29

The Locos are dreadtully alarmed at the pros.
poet Of Gen. Hlrrson's election to the Pres
dency---and why! Because Gen. Harrison once
voted to sell thieves to delray the expenses Of
their prosecution. --. Bo0aUMc Observer.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-08-29

The Locos have majority in lie Legislature
but on IT, popular vote Jo.h parties clam major
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-08-29

JAMES r. MCDONALD.
Agent far the Managers,
No. - Main Street, st. Louis
Argus: 19.hlsi0,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-08-29
Fail Races.

august 18th, ! 10.
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TIE TRUE REPUBLICAN, TTCKET-