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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-29
STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF RANDOLPH

In The County Court February Term, lS4l.
NOV at this day John Dysart, administrator of
v all and singular, the goods and clattes, &C.,
which were of John NJ. Collins, deed, comes here
into Court and presents his petition representing
that the personal estate is insufficient for the pay
ment of the debts, and praying the Court to order
The sale of TIE whole much of the real estate
will he sufficient for the payment of the debts.
and the petition being accompanied by the lists,
inventories, &c, required by law it is ordered by
the Court that all persons interested in said estate,
be notified that the application aforesaid has been
made and that unless the contrary be shown to this
Court, on the first day of the next Term of this
Court--an order will be made requiring the admin
istrator to make sa of the real estate atore-
said, and il is further ordered that the adminisra-
tor cause copy of this order to be published in
some newspaper printed in this State for six weeks
true copy.
R. WILSON. Clerk.
March 9th. ISL. 2--6w.
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John HI. Potts.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends, and the
III public, tina, in addition to his other business,
he will hereafter devote particular attention to
DENTAL SURGERY.
He inserts Teeth on gold plate and pivots, 50
natural as to escape detection and prove nearly
or quite as useful as the natural Teeth for the or
binary purposes of life.
DECAYED TEETH carefully filled with gold
and other substances, to prevent further decay and
warranted
Fayette, Sept. 18th, 1910. 26-tf
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Sa ddling-in Fayette.

!. ." !: !: !. !:
&Aw,s--1S(oNsi TIME saddling business hereto
SsEMWINJ j fore carried on by SAMUEL IL.
UNMmiSnN McMILLIN will in future be con-
ININNNNWMM Quoted under the name OF
NNNlAUHIY McMILL1N g. JOHNSON,
X where they intend t, keep on hand
~ all kinds of saddlery and harness
SUCH AS
Ladies' best Forepiece
F" 80 Quilted Seats
" Plush "
Gentlcmen's Ful-quiited Fallb1cks
Plain :"
Loose-covered Spanish
Ful-quilted
Quilted Seats "
Plain
Brides and Martingales, assorted.
Saddle-bags and Trunks
Harness of every description.
An The ADORE Articles
Shall be made in the most fashionable style, of good
materials, and by the best workmen, and will be
disposed of OH as moderate and accommodating
terms as they can be afforded at any other shop in
the upper country. 0NrAll kinds of country pro-
duce will be taken in exchange for Saddlery.
McNIILLfN g. JOHNSON.
March 9th, lS4I. 14-1y
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10 the Bald Headed.

This is to certify, that have been bald about 20
years, and by the use of the genuine BALM or
COLUMBIA, my head is now covered with hair.
shall be happy to convince any one Of the fact
tlat will call and SEQ me a. Delhi village. The
above article bought at lriswold, Case and Co $
ore, who had it from ComSock and Co.
JOHN JAQUISH, Jr.
Delhi July IT, 1890
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THE
Boston Notion,
March 9th. ISL

Is NOW THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND MOST TN
ExcEPTloNABLE FAMILY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED
IN AMERICA! ENJOYING TIE UNPARALLELED
WEEKLY CIRCULATION OF NEAR
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j.ooh "a gorr FantrteS anu BcdrOomS.
Reach and 1RcI Esug Bsanc,

Tie subscriber has for some years been in the
habit .: supplying many families with this certain
nud Immediate rem dy for these aolious rermin,
aud has con -ent the strong solicitation Of his
friends, to bring it out in thi, public manner He
~" has 'hr positive a!ilrnatious ola great number
al citizens, Some Of whom are the most wealthy
and fashionable ladies' in Chcstnu; street, that this
b1ne i nil cases sure anil certqin remedV; and
these certificates are in the hands Of his Agents,
where any one wishing can convince themselves of
'cir commences. This is better than all the puc
Eng OF thousand unknown names; and the I'M
precedented sule which the Btne now has, is full
proof OF this fact, and Of its virtues.
Z. SAUNHOLTZ,
hredor and Proprietor.
0~J-Fur sale at the Drug aud Book Store of Dr..
TALBOT
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Regular Weekly Packet

FOR GLASG OW A ND CHARITO v.
rENlIE new, commodious, light draught aud fast
Il running steamboat IATAN, N. ]. Eaton,
master, will run as regular weekly packet from
st. Louis TO Glasgow and Charlton.
She will leave St. Louis every Saturday at 2.
NJ. stop at the intermediate landings, and reach
Glasgow and Charlton on the following Tuesday
On her return trip she will leave Glasgow and
Charlton every Tuesday at 3 P NJ, arriving at Arrow
Rock, Boonvillc and Rocheport the same evening;
at Nashville, Marion Jefferson City, Smiths Land
ing. Portland, Herman, Pinckney, aud Washington
TN Wednesday, and at St Louis early on Thur day.
AS this arrangement is intended to be perinn-
ncnt, and as the hour Of departure will be rigidy
adhered to, it is requested that shippers and others
will be in readiness at the hours above named
The IATAN will take freight and passengers for
all the landings between St. Louis, Glasgow and
Charlton.
May l, ISL. 7--4t.
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Collier.

INHIS celebrated old racer is now in excellent
4 health'and condition, and making his presen,
season al my stable, near Fayette at the reduced
price of FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
A. W. MORRISON
May u, 1871. eff.
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E4OO.I Esfrc!

IL persons indebted to THOS 4. LEWIS,
by note, bond, or book account, are requested
10 come forward Immediately aud make payment to
The undersigned, Or coersive measures will be pur-
sued, WIN, d. SWINNEY,
1HOS. N. COCKERILL,
Assignees Of Il. A. Lewis.
Glasgow, Nov 7, $40.
Democrat copy.
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10 Rent.

~ LARGE and commodious STORE ROOM.
---A with counters, shelves and drawers. in good
repair suitable to the accommodation of large
stock of goods. For terms &c, apply at his
once oS If
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Dry Goods; Groceries:
China, Glass and QWer1as-varc
Hardware; Boots s. Shoes;
EsOnncts. Hats a. Caps.

together with very fine assortment of JUNI1TA
IRON AMP NAILS, all Of which they are
determined to sell on the most liberal terms.
As their stock Of WOODEN GOODS is very
large and fresh, and their determination is to sell
CHEAP, they would respectfully suggest that it
might be to the advantage of those wishing to pur.
chase TO give them II call.
PERRY & BiLLINGSLEY.
Fayelte, Nov 2l.--35 If
N. B. A liberal discount will be made on cash
sales. P. &B.
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Notice.

1 LII person. indebted to the undersigned, either
= by Book or Note, are requested 10 come for
"arj and make payment as money mast and will!
have.
SAMUEL II. McMILLIN.
March Goth, 1871 2--tr
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To whom il may c0mcc<l!

- Office is hereby given to al the creditors of
' THOS. A. LEWIS that he has executed
Deed of Assignment to the Undersigned for the
benefit Of all his creditors, which deed bears date
the 26th day of October, 1910: And they are
hereby requested to COME FORWARD WITHIN
FIVE MONTHS AND PROVE THEIR RES
iECTlVE CLAIMS, that distribution may be made
in compliance with said Deed of Assignment
WM. D.. SWINNEY,
THOS, n. COCKERlLL,
ASsignees Of Thos. A Lewis.
Glasgow, Nov. I, 1910. 81 If
Democrat COPY.
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4 tOFEEE--lO sacks best Havana, Just re-
" ceiyed and for sale by JOEL PREWITT.
April l7'h, l@Il.
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DslEIe Summer
THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE
II II III NJ II Ell
Hsy Sir Archie,

HSy Sir Archie,
.r WILL stand the present season
tG@ which has already commenced, al
, IN the stable Of the undcrsened in
TSSS Howard County, miles south west
60 g of Fayette, and will be let to mares
at the reduced price of So the sea-
son, which will expire on the 10th of July next.
SCRIPTION
TRIUMPH is seven years old this spring, full six
teen hands high, of an exceedingly gay and lofty
appearance beautiful sorrel, with fine head and
neck with shoulders pointing well back, high With
erS, fine clear limbs, well musced and heavy quar-
tiers; in fine, he combines all those qualities which
a good Judge requires to make the truly fine herse.
DIGREE.
Triumph was got by Sir Archic-hc BY the cele-
brated running horse Napoleon, be by old Sir Ar.
chic, and he by the imported Dioned; Napoleon's
dam was by the old imported Sir Harry, and he by
SIR Peter Ienzle CunqEHstionaby the best stallion
in England) Nuposon's gran-dsm by the old i'm
ported Dare Devil, bis great gran-dam by young
Fear Naugh:, who was by the imported Fear
NGnght out Of an imported mare, his @, 9. grun-dam
by tie imported Young Sir Arches dam
wa, by the celebrated running horse Madison, who
was by the old imported running horse Diomed,
cut Of Il mare by the celebrated running horse
Chanticlur, lie by Wildair, and he by Baior's I'M
ported horse Fear-Naught. Madison's gran-dam
was by Centnel, his g. q. dam by Claudius, lie bv
Apollo, and he by the old imported ear-Naught.-
Iriumph'S dam (Fanny Lewis) was by Junius, he
by the old imported Buzzard. Junins' dam by the
imported horse PantaloOn, his grand-dam by Reg
illus, his g. grand-dam by old Eclipse, his g. q
grand-dam by the imported Janus. Trumph's g.
dam was also by the old Imported Buzzard,
JOEL PREWITT.
April l7th, lS4l.-4--tf
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C. p. BROW N,
Attorney at Law ,

WTILL practice in the counties of Platte, bac'
w hannn, Andrew, Holt, Clinton and Clay.
Observation-Disclosures CITY. fApril 3, lS4l3.
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Mail Arrangements.

ARRIVALS.
From St. Louis, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sun.
days, at o'clock, A. NJ. From Franklin and
Southern counties, same days, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
From Liberty and Western counties, Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 2 O'Clock, P. M.
From Arrow Rock, Fridays, at 3, P. NJ
From Palmyra, via Huntsville, Tuesday, ~. M.
From Palmyra, via Smithand, Fridays, at 5,
P. NJ.
DEPARTURES
From Fayette to st. Louis on Tuesdays, Thurs.
days and Saturdays at O'Clock, P. NJ
For Franklin and Southern counties. Wednes
days, Fridays and Mondays, at I, A. M.
For Glasgow and Western counties, Wednes.
days, Fridays and Sundays, at y A. NJ.
For Paris, via Huntsville, Saturdays, at ~, Al
FOR Paris, via Smithland, Wednesday, at
o'clock, A. M,
For Arrow Rock SATURDAYS, at 6, AM
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Novels, Novelties,
Tales, Oddities,
Romances, Theatrical Criticisms,
Agriculture, Foreign News,
Biographies, News Of the Week.
New Publications, Commercial News,
Moral Readings, Prices Current, &c &c
forming altogether THE MOST UNExcEPTIoNABLE
| FAMILY NEWSPAPER IN AMERICA.
Besides all the foregoing, the NOTION will
hereafter contain the following VALUABLE and IN
TEREsTING
ADDITIONAL FEATURES.
One or more Original Comic Engrarings-
signed by d. G. JOHNSTON, Esq, Che Cruickshank
Of America), expressly for the Notion, will ap-
pear every week in its columns Thus at the end Of
year, the subscribers to the paper will have nearly
one hundred of as comical designs as, we venture
to say, can be produced by any artist.-These
alone will be worth treble the price of subscrp-
ton.
The Notion will also be frequently embellished
rih other costly and superior EngrdringS.
The cost for designing and cutting all the En-
cravings that will appear in the Notion here fter,
will be about $4,000 per year!
Arrangements have also been made, inuolring
a rery HAIRY expense. for ORIGINAL ARTICLES
from the following distinguished AMERICAN AU
THORs, viz:
j. Fenn,more Cooper, ESq.--ProfeSSor Henry
W. LOngteAow- W. Gilmore Simms, ESq.-Sam-
nc! Woodw0rth, ESq.-Henry 4. FISHERMAN, Esq
L. Mcclellan, Esq.-Ayred q. Street, Esq, and
others,
Original articles from more of the gen
llemen named, and others, will appear in each
num Der Of the NoTIoN involving an expenditure
Of nearly fire thousand dollars per annum
THREE POPULAR NOVELS now in the
course of publication in its columns, vlz:-OLD
ST. PAUL'S, by Ainsworth-THE POACHtR, by
Marryatt--nnd GEORGE ST. GEORGE JULIAN,
by the Author of " Valentine IOr."
Thus the public will perceive that an additions,
outlay of about 50 900, will hereafter be expended
each year by the introduction Of these new fea
lures. The proprietor tlatters himself therefore,
that it will continue to receive the same unbounded
patronage that hes thus far been extended to it by
gencru@s public.
Tie Notion Is now printed in a superior style,
on an extra quality paper, manufactured expressly
for 1t.
Specimen numbers will be sent to any Vac may
wish it, by making their desire known TO us, free
Of expense.
Postmasers will do favor by acting as agents.
Back numbers to January lst, commencing
with part first of the above mentioned popular
Novels, can be furnished if desired.
TERMS-S3,0O per year--S2, 90 for six months.
Invariably an aelrance Two copies for $500
Postmasters others, renting twenty dollars,
shall have eight copies sent to such persons and
places as they may designate, and be entitled to
the ninth copy gratis.
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NEW ESTABI.IsHIMENT.

TNHE undersigned respectfully inform the cit-
4 zens of Fuyette, and vicinity, that they have
just received from the Eastern Cities, and are now
opening in the room formerly occupied by Mr..
Shirley, very large, and general assortment of
MERCHANDISE, Consisting of
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forming altogether THE MOST UNEXCEPTIoNABLE
FAMILY NEWSPAPER IN AMERICA.
Besides all the foregoing, the NOTION will
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OTEL.
JOB PRINTING.

publishers of the "BGoNsLIcH TINES" having
great variety Of
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For Sale.

April l7th, lS4l.-4.--tf.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29
pRIcg ONE CENT
r H E 7 R | B u N E.
'yrw-YoRK. THURSDAY MORNING, JULY %.
FACTS FOR PARENTS. No. II.

FACTS FOR PARENTS. No. II.
Lord Brougham said that if we deprived of what we
,,,d before three years old, should be the
..s,norant beings the face of the globe.
r,sv child since ADAM with the organs of speech
,,nmon talents, no matter when he lived or where he
-. or VIVA, language ne heard, has learned three
r.ars DID, speak just we'll and just badly his
4bsr and others around him spoke.
ysny hausand children in country, not FIVE
AZ, old, speak two languages, the English and the Ger
a, a, correctly they spoken by their parents and
yghbors.
Thousands and hundreds of thousands of young ladies and
,,emen now in Country, who have studied Grammar
ON three TO FIVE years, speak the English language
etc, in any respect than those around them who do not
,Ow noun from objective or verb
Many persons, probably every person, who at any age
M ten or twelve years give up the of their native
,nrage in the course of three years unable
eak it, Hence the vast amour, of time and money
ended BY Americans in the study of the French is in
neeen cases of twenty, probably nnety-nne of
irdred, useless.
Children School frequently confined TO the Alphabet
.nee and even six months and sometimes year
efoe they learn it,
Any child three years old, with very little aid, will
earn week. if in day iwenty-sx minerals, show
the clements of Globe and be able recognise them
pny place upon the Earth He thus takes lesson similar
that in the first chapter Of the Bible and preparatory
I'D for lessons in other books. j. II.
Cries oy THE EMPIRE SrArE.The Express gives the
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29
WM. HAGAR co.
TYPE AND STEREOTY y n )
II Eulton, corner of Gold-stfee',

y1HE subscribers this method OF announcing men
and the public generally that hasfas Pu e .S
and we'll known Type Foundry formerly owed py
Cooke thew have the their presen,
Having made extensive reyiors, alterations ana G
ed with with promptness and favorablr terms t ~ R
DRY in America To their nov Specimen-booA MI IT, ' zen
unity extensively circulated they would respecuy :,
All articles manufactured by them shall be oil axt'a i .
not superior any manufactured IN tins and 11o
perry assonc All articles exhibited the BOON @ @
can No be furnished from Foundry without delay Win many
added. u-asb-
inrton and Smith Presses which together wiz ohase
posing Sucks Furniture, Ink and every article USED - m
NR NJ Maehlae Cast Type manufactured az this s0'Hdf' Jew
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

ssr DEAD LETTER Orr1cE-The dead letter Office in
'Gsi dice Department Washington is great curios-
: The dead letters are returned the General Post
8 with the quarterly account from the $4,000 Post OF
swhich now exist The envelopes are taken from the
BY clerk, who ties string around the contents
them into basket; the next clerk asserts them
them with the post bills, sending the letters 10
~ % be opened; opening the letters containing va
Enclosures are sent TO the office where they mailed
as TO the owner if found Ii claimed, all money
sd inI separate fund, and the account recorded so
III can be paid TO the owner at any future period 1t de-
leg. They open about 25O,OOo letters per quarter
se now several cart loads in the office, unopened
m k Of opening and asserting is very tedious and iaoo-
w Raleigh Register
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

Whole number OF vessels --b3
The vessels with few exceptions guns than
they rated The Ships of the Line, rated "A TO l20
mount from 80 l40 guns The Independence, Race is
rated for So and "a guns. Frgates of the first
class rated "a, from 54 ca guns The Shops OF
War OF the first class rated co. and with The ex
ception of two "a guns the exceptions the Cyane
and Levant these vessels than the number
Of guns they rated The Sleeps of War of the second
class rated Is, % guns The Shops of the third
class mount the number of guns they are rated he Bugs
Brgantines and Schooner rated TO- mount l2 Ia guns
and those marked without rate mount any one two
three or four. Pensacola Gazette
STATISTICAL ERRoRs.-We have heretofore advericd To
the in which the late Census taken, and The
egregous which have been egaed upon the stas
teal This fact discovered Washington, and
the of this State point
ed by the authorities Washington. Almost daily
evidences coming the light showing objectionable In
accuraces sufficient impair all confidence in these stats
tics The Editor of the Petersburg Inegencer has gone
through them with cure and the following article
the result of his observations Upon these
political economy founding theories and drawing
deductions which be taacious IT the prem
utterly wrong. The lnteigencer says:
The table of Agricultural Statistics, which has been pub
lished and constructed with much labor doubt contains
gross bundes Instead of impartng information, Is cal
culaed msead, and is therefore than useless.
Virginia is stated produce s2,l23 of Hemp and
Flax Pennsylvania 10 900 Ohio 252, 500 tons; and
other States similarly impossible notwithstanding an ag
gregae Exclusive Of kentucky the only State that produces
much Of S43 049 tons far exceeding The production OF the
whole world.
Louisiana rejoice hear that she makes OF Sugar
S49,937 72O lbs equal to 2500o0 hhds and of Pitch Tar
and Turpenine 70 33 bb when the largest crop of Sugar
she has made the last FIVE years according commercial
statistics 800 hds and of Naval Stores she was pro-
badly unconscious that she produced any.
The Silk culture must have increased rapidly and nyby
in Pcnnsy vania have reached 275939 bs-an error
probably of about 100000.
The product of Sugar New-Yok is put down at 10 O93
s9l lbs Her maple trees must be numerous and well
tended.
The product of Hay astonish the farmers: New
York. 3,l6O9l6 tons But poor Virginia is mserably de-
6cient in her Tobacco crop-only l4l57,84 lbs or about
1000 hhds her annual inspections (Which To be sure in
cdc of the North Carolina crop being to 3''Ooo
hhds But then she makes up Cotton which, accord
ing to the Census return lO76 AL bs So 500 bales
BY the bye the of Cotton by some OF the arshas
are in seed Coop by others gnned Cotton and as the
table make the distinction, it vaueess in that I'M
portant item.
Perhaps the Assistant Marshas paid byhe quantity
for what they returned and this account tor the pro-
ducveness of the country in SEINE articles
1t is fair TO infer that the Census of inhabitants is little to
be relied on when derived from the sources.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29
OPERATIONS ON THE TEETH,
SEYMOUR wEaETsNs & LINUS PRATT,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

EYMOUR WHITING would respectfully inform his friends and
= the public he sill his old stand No 62 East
and having associated himself partnership with Dr.
LINUS IT. they ready attend all who need their pro-
fessioDa The pablo may that all operations
their profession will be performed the approved plan Art
fetal Teeth from fall Inserted the scientific
able Office. Whole sets
the old approved atmospheric
pan obtained premium Fair Of the American lni
tue year this city Teeth plugged
With gold, foil circumstances require
Nerves Of Teeth destroyed without and Ii no't a ~
Tooth shectually preserved by filling.
An nfaIlble FOR the Toothache 49,. uo,,.
~ B. Messrs. WHITING PRATT viii instruct ohs UT
the of Dentistry, reasonable Terms
REFERENCES.
III; .yo,o -h.,co,,o, Uaworth Prof VIM. Tuly d. D.
u. l. North N. D., Sara SPRING. Rev. "a Er " n
"m- w h',, m ~ ~ York Rev Henry G. LUDLOW.
3atsa LIN 5-lns'es "a. D IL o. Wm " Brakeman d. D.
Prof Jonathan Knight " D. SoaS 49, " n To,
PIT cbarIas shepard w. n S'fpnF" '~o w. le9 y"