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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19

TIA tile thing about it.. The volume gives US accu-
rate views of Eastern customs, Ia bits, manners
n,mals, scenery; and, in addition TO statements
Llrpn in brief, accurate and elegant details, we
ave every variety of pictorial exhibitions, when
At once amuse interest, delight, and fascinate. In
ihis vulTme, we have, moreover, admirably we'll
written Biographies of all the principal characters
mentioned in the molly BIBLE These are
selected with taste, und singular discrimination,
from the best authors exiQut On the subject. And
there is Il browning excellence in the last hundred
pages, where we possess rich treasury Of USE
tul and Religious know ledge, carefully condensed
and compiled FROM "Tmson's Key TO the HOLY
BlBLE," work accessible 10 very few
Mr.. SEARS Object in presenting this admirable
aud beautiful volume ought to lie duly appreciated
by every Minister. Parent, and Sabbath School
Teacher. His aim is 10 extend the interest Of
the HOLY BtBLE--to place in the most attractive
light, its divine truths and holy prccepts, by in
>ructiUn and ca ptvaIing examples. 1t IS in fact,
10 make II paramount, in eur youth estimation
to all other books, and oil other thingS-and most
captivating in the eyes of the youthtI and aged,
the beautiful the gay, the sober, the thoughtless
and rejecting. 1t is designed 10 set aside as COM
parutively Insignificant the numerous volumes of
light reading, aud utter vanity, and TO dispIace
them, with all their fascinating and tawdry orna-
meut. of types, aud places and wit, by what is
more beautiful in art und more valuable in truth,
and more ia cinariug in Biography and anecdote
Hence, Mr.. Sears has honest and imperative
moral claim for patronage aud support, on every
Minister and every Parent, and every Sabbath
schuol Teacher, and on every patriot uctuated by
Christian principles. | have only to edd, to all
my trends, and to the people Of my numerous
charge, that there is perhaps no other bouk, re-
Gently from the press. which | would in prefer
ence to Tins beautiful and judicious volume, put
,niu tie hands Of my cllidren to cHplvate their
tlnd~, and WOO them over to the study Of the an
/
the HOLY BlDLE. II ought to bc in every Cnrstian
! Family Tor innate value: aud IN every patriots
tauly a II splendid specimen ut our progress in
iune>rc Manufacture, and the advancement OF
our artists and manufacturers in their rIval>hp
wiIh thOse Of Europe. w. Z. BR0WNLEE.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19
BIBLE BIOGRAPHY;

The lives an Characters of the priacipaI per
sonagrS re Drdrd IN The sacred writings; pr0c
ucaliy adapted 10 tie instruction Of youth aud
private lamlir>; together tn an appendix,
containing rhrty dissertations on tn evidences
of divine revelation from TruSou'S key 10 the
B,bIr; being complete summary Of Biblical
kmowrdge, carefully cond used ard complied
from Scott, Doddrdge GIl, Patrick. Adam,
Clarke, Pool, LowIh, Horn, Wall, Stowe,
Robinson, aud other eminent writer's on the
scriptures. Robert Sears, Editor. Euhel
ishrd with several bundled engravDgs OF
wood, illustrative of scripture scenes, man
nerS, customs, &c.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19

OTrhe New York Signal says: A
young and interesting lady residing in Bar
clay street, artempted,o commit suicide by
taking laudanum, on Saturday evening last.
Fortunately her friends discovered her
situation in time; physician was called
in, and proper remedies administered, and
she is now in fair way of recovery. A
disastrous affair of the heart is the reason
given for her rashness. The young lady
loved--but the lover was poor, and poo,
lovers are not wanted by rich fathers.
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NEW ORLEANS Market Nov.

Top,oco Nu,;,,, ,y,,. a ,,;.:,.. h. , ana, --o1
in tho Tnh.,,,, ,,,as5l,a, d.;',. Ill., " g., u'
The stoct is now ,ed,ced to y f.~ hhI. IF ,,rd;.
parv x. which are so,y ~ .aIe n, ,r,,;o,. ,,r.,.,
We quote fair Jo,s u A md 5c r. ", Si.nnd.
and ~. n.y. ,aa', "" ~ o' a~' '''
spec TO the comioo cron conI inue verv irn,uis
and it is confidently expected That the REGENTS nj
this port vii! exceed tho>e of last year
FLouR-S'nce our report of Saturday last, th'
receipts OF Flour hive been on very moderate
cesTed IN IN opn>eqafhce VI %'h hpldrr' nave sue
cIoseof o"s i""s Secl"ta sov"ntti ana a. ~ 'nt
"a. This pr,ce was offered vrssrd,y for a lot Of
400 bbIs. for shipment. and refused
BAGGINe AND BALE Rop4 The marker has I'M
dergone no alteration within the last few days, and
the demands moi 50 extensive as might be expect Ell
,ad .n's season e H',e year Frees are a last ~"
to terms: Tnd,s s' nheeg 10 in, I ,s
Kentucky Rope, &C. cush md G' line '''' '''
PoRK-There is nrchnnne in the market rsonir-
ing any special nmice. The demand is limited, be
ing chiefly confined IA he ex,cui;nn of nluntatop
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19

TIC fol-, wirg lines which we copy from
the New Orleans Tropic, were found upon
the person of Midshipman Cup. Of the
Texan Navy, who fell in duel at New
Orleans few days since. They were
ascertained to have been written but few
moments before he went into the field
Tnouenrs BEFopE FieHrlNG DuEL.-Ca,
any Que sci down end coully aud calmly mink
on death, without lh'l vibrating every nerve
To think that only a few. very few moments may
elapse before his unfortunate soul will be wing
ing its flight TO worlds unknown, aud knows
RET whether il will take its place amidst bright
Thong OF angels, or drag its weary way to tht
dark and fiery abyss prepared for SUI h as |! My
God Such thoughts are enough 10 rack the SOU
and make the sOutest nerves quail To bring
the naughty and the proud to their knees aud ia
humble suppcalion ask forgiveness OF The Go,
who made them! / am morally and religiousIs
opposed 10 duetling! 1t does not prove that ON,
is gentleman OF brave man, neither does il
give satisfaction Of an insult, for, 10 receive at
insult and ball also, Is very pOor salislat tun I,
a man Of feeling and Of honor. Almost an,
man can raise physica! courage enough 10 f2h
duel, but few, alas TOO few. are possessed u
moral courage sufficient 10 stem the tide Of pub
lie scorn, and walk erect through the myriads o
Kisses spit out by those who are TOO low in tn
scale Of virtue and morality to respect in an,
shape. trust, aud pray, that the public 'wil
not condemn the course that | have pursued
There are situations, times and OCCASIONS whe,
men aust act with bolduess and 6rnness, Il
command respect from those with .whmn the,
are thrown. Into such a one am thrown, al,
sincerely trust thai God will forgive me for the
course that have pursn d..
FIELDING r. CJJLP
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is herebv given that the undersigned
Y has oolainrd oftllc County Court at Rand"Pn
COUNTY, letters Of administration On the eStale oI
Richard u Melunp, drcea >ed. bearing date Oc"h"r
18Th. lo42; all persons indebted 10 said estate ARE
requested Ia make immedia'e payment, and iho>e
"avIng claims against it II present them. pr"p-ri,
| authenticated, within year from the date a.
aha letters or they NAV he pr"clmd,d from inv
any beneit Of said estate. uEd il not p-.~rn. Ii
within three years, they will hr forever barred
JOHN n. MEDLEY. Admir-
Nov 5th 1912 81 Avs
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19

sNHlS Institution ia intended for the acquire
mpnt Of the LATIN. Greek and French Ian
gadgeS and Mathematics, The number of PUPILS
Is limited and every opportunity for rapid improve.
meut is afforded to those attending the classes.
As both Of the Prinrpal> reside in healthy and
Eligible situations, with extensive preml' -, The,
prepared receive boardcrs at the lowest rates
TERMS.
Latin and Greek Languages and Mathematics,
"r either Of thUse studies, per Quarter nf II
weeks, $500
French, in addition 10 the above, $l,Uu
Boarding, per quarter Of II weeks, inclu-
ing washing, so ,Ou
" 81 LOWE, p,;ooio.i,
Il w. JAFFRAY,
Bnonville. Sept. l7Ih, lS42. 27-u
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STATE OF MlSSOURI,l
County of Macon, {

Macon County Court-Nove,nber Term, 1912.
A T this dav catne John Terrell, Administrators
IA of the estate Of William DrinkarJ, deed
flied his petition. inventory, &c, Ut the e..
ate of said deceased, all of which was verified by
.fidavt, setting firth that there is not sufficient
assets in his hands 10 pay the debts due nv said
Iced and PRAYING the sale ut the following real
rstaIe belonging 10 said estate for the payment
II the debts due by said deceased, to wit: Tue
North east quarter Of Section IA. Township 81
North Range IL west, aud the Court On-itvring
aid petitOn reasonable and proper for The pnrpd>,
aforesaid. ii is ordered by the Cont that the Ad.
luiui>trator aforesaid give due notice to all prr>Ous
interested, by publication in some newSpHpe
prinld in this Slaip. directed by law. that SAID
application has been made and that unless the ron
rHry he shown or before the LIST dny Of liz
next term of this Court, which term will rniu.
,nrnrr On the l>t Monday in February. 1913 !,
he court house, IN the town of Biunniugtnn, IL
= aid county. m order will b. mad" for the sal,
nf the whole or 50 much of said real eStntp
will he sHfHcien, for the purpose aforesaid, uni,
which time This cause j. continued.
In testimony whereof that the above i, I
itue copy of the records If >ad Court
[sEAL. lave hereuntu set my hand mud ntfixpt
the seal Of said Court, this OH duy !,
November. lS45
d. c. HsBBARD Clerk
Nov 10th 1912. 36-St
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19

0ITThe following notice of Bible BiogrnPhy'
was written by the Rev. w. c. Br wnI e D. d
after careful examination of the volume Dr.. b
has been long known Throughout the United States
as one Of our most useful, learned and ei"Qnen'
dvnes. This candid and m 'arlial review cnnn"'
fail, therefore, to have great weight with all VII"
are anxious TAI know the real merit Of the work,
Nav YORK, August Il, lSi2s
Thi, is, beyond question, on" oF the most ele
CANT hook> eve, pre- entod tn our fellow c'tiz9n-,
N this Republic II j. v"lu,n- of 800 pages
continuing anon, 50h engta ingS If most inter
cstirg character. The paper the type. he en- ra-
wings are al pf than su'E as might eater into ii
,uccrS,ful c0nprtilIun with any Of the finest Lon
don publications. II is superior 'pelInel q
domestic fabrication, both external aud -internai j.
and it ought, in this respect, 20 b. palrensed ny
every patriaiic citizen. BIT this i, the least val
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19
STOP THE THIEF!

4 man calling himself by the name Of Spencer
"a On son uf John Spencer, Of Bourbon county.
K-ntncky, an old acquaintance of mine) SAID he wa
an his way moving 10 the Platte country; said hi>
Wagon was a short Distance back IN the road.
and after talking nj buying tract Of land of me-,
and setting IN Howard. he asked me TO loan hln'
10Y horse 10 ride ont and meet hi> Wagon. ]
i'mned ham horse, saddle, bride, mtr'ingnle an6
alankrt. aud he sIurrrd back un the Columbia road
In about three hours afterwards, learned from II
gentleman who had nj arrived from 81, Luui>,
hat ia 5 same fellow had been telling siniai
ale all the way from st Luui> aud gerung hi
"dging over, night and. running of before day
N'hmt pa! Ing his bill, My hurSe i pIuck one
BADLY hip'Shn,ten in tn" off hip; the saddle Is IL
cry fine one, Spnni.h tree covered with blue chou,
aud black leather, quilted seat; stirrup leather,
'nyere'i with thin black leather; the covering -,
he 'sttrrnp l"arhsr> is ripped at the top and r,
lnnging down On each side The horse pare,
!enrra'ly aud is puiftd in his ancle> behind. ANY
lnt"rmnion Of the ihrf Nurse. &c 81 rs To .n.r-
ale me to get hold Of them will b. thankfully r..
r'vrd, aud It delivered 10 me II reasonable RI.
,urd WILDE given lie left this place On Thurs
tay evening about U'clock.
JOEL PREWITT.
Fayette. Nov. 5lh, 1s42.
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Wheat! Wheat,!
Administrators Notice.

NOllCE Is hereby given that letters te-ta'nPn.
! Y tury upon the estate Of Jarles Hcaihnan.
ate of Randolph county. Mo deceased, have beer
granted to thu Undersigned by the Clerk of IT,
County Court of said county. dated the 3lSt da!
# October, 1872 n,l persons having claims ngainS'
said estate required tn present them according
20 law. within one year from the date of said let.
tiers, or they may be preruded from having any
benefit Of said estate, aud if not presented " iti
three years from the date Of said letters they will
he forever barred.
BENZ. HALEY, Executor.
Nov 18th. 1S42., 3d.
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10 the Public.

TOHN H POTTS. of Fayei,e, Mo, respect.
- my informs the public that he has prucu'er
he patent for machine, invented by h'm>ef, iuI
cutting sausage meat. The pr,ncipie upon whir'
it is constructed is Of the ui'st simne nature
which renders it more convenient and durable than
any machine that has ever been invented for Iha
purpu-e. He has M hesitation in saying that to,
he use Of one family, one of them will last fit,
wears. 1t is turned nv rrank, and single ha,t'
can easily cut two hundred pounds per hour. n,
l. having them manufactured, aud will have fnen
ready tor sale in short time. He j. also prepared
,end the patent and the exclusive right for man
itnrnring them. 10 persons living in any count,
nr State III the uninn.
Fu>ette. NV. l2h. 1912. 35-tf
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k'a svgtc Male and Female
Academy.

INliIS Institution viii he open for the reception
u! pupils on the first Monday IN November
next. under the charge Of DAVID I. CA LOWELL.
md MISS MIRIAM ANDERSON. in the new Fee
unlr Academy. The course of instruction will
he regular and as extensive "a is cummn1 ~
academies. From the experience ard former
success of the teachers, they haIttr themselves
hey will be able to give general satisfaction.
TERMS:
photography and resding, per session of
five months, S6 "
English Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic,
and History, s Oh
Logic, Rhetoric, Geometry, plane and Spher-
zeal Trig0nOmetry, Natural. Mental. and
Moral Philosophy, Chemistry, Survey.
ing. Algebra, II 70
Latin and Greek languages, II 90
N b. few b"urdrrs cun BE- accommodated
with une al The rcarherS.
F., ette' Ort - ISl2 80 3m
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NOflCE - hereby givrn that the undersigned
has "h'niird from the Clerk OF the County
Court of Rnud"ipn csunfy. letters of Admn.rra-
nan On the estate ut Charles Mathis, deed.
earring date Ortubrr 9th. lsI2; all persons indebed
will plen-e muE" innrdaie payment. aud rhn>r
raving claims against sad ,Sialr ure requested 10
ore-"nr ihrm prup"Tg authenticated, wrhIn one
wear from The date Of said letters nr they may hr
,rFclmrd fran having any benefit nf SAID estate,
,ud II moi presented within three years, they wIll
~ forever barred.
WAN. MATHIS, admir-
O,nhor 18th. lS42. -
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,S5 ~. zG@
IaN y @
GSte}5aasMSY&SS
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Thos. Johnson.
Mr.. JAMES lllX. of Charlton county, to Miss
HARRIET HuU X. Of Copper county.
On "Wednesday evening. 10Th inst bv Elder Fl
L. Boon. NAPOLEON GlDDINGS, of Paris, to
Miss AHMlDE BOON. "f Ibis place.
On Thursday evening, l7ih inst. ny Justice
VIM. B. Hunnu, Mr.. WILLIAM TOLSUN, IL
MISS MARY, daughter Of Jefferson Ray, all oi
this county.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19

UFQucen Victoria will visi, Ireland
next summer. The editor Of the B,,saou
Despatch says he thought she seemed fond
of trau0aL-
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19

DlED,--ln this town, on the 18th inst, MARY
ELIZABETH. daughter of David and Sarah A.
Kunkle, in the 18th year of her age.
At his residence, in Glasgow ON Thursday morn
ing last, Major ELIJAH r. PULLIAM, i'll the
2Slh year of his aye.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19

UWe have received the "S,. Louis
Ledger" neatly printed and spicy paper.
published at ST. Louis, by Messrs. ROBE.
WINDSOR g. Co. From the manner in
which it is gotten up, it is deserving OF
success, .
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T. A w n Os'gC r. .
lt,, af..

JOHN B. CLARK 81 a. J. IlERNDON,
WILL Hereafter practice law jointly busine-
entrusted 10 one will receive the attention Of bOj
A. llERNDON will give prompt attention
to cases in BdntcUptcy
OF Office, northeast corner Of the publ,
.quare, heretofore occupied by John j. CIark
where one or both mny generally be found.
Fayete, May p, 1912 lou
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19
sp,ens.id Fancy Rocks,

Suitable for Presents.
.TENS of the Poets, Poetry of FluwerS. Violet
" Gems OF American Female Poets. Queen al
F uwerS. The DahIia. Sentiments of Flowers.
The AIrgnonette. Gold,mit and Gray's Poems.
6cn,en,ber Tue, Lady Of the Lake, LaIia R"nkh,
Bographical Annual, Guide Harold, Language
Ut Flowers. Sacred Albmn, Flora's Album Che>.
rrfeid's Letters, all elegantly bound, just received
and for sale by L. HARr.
November, 1912.
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Land for Sale.


1NHE undersigned offer for sale three Farms.
4 in Howard County; the l>t, containing une
iinndred aud nnety-six acre., with seventy or
. ghty ncre~ in culture; tue 2l, Two hundred and
uur acres, With one hundred and twenty ar one
undred aud thirty acres in cnlture the 3D. eirhiy
icres, with thirty five or forty acres in culture H.
,oiui OF convenience for market, is good: being
"uly five miles from Rochepori; good outlets f,,r
.iOck; being in the forks of the old St. Charles
road. aud Stale roal frIn RorhsporL TO Fnypte:
nne miles FROM the batter place; soil good fer
i}emp or Tobacco. Taking the three Farms to.
Jfthcr, would make one Of the best stock Farm.
n the county, hrlrg thereon five Ia ting spring
The buildings are common heVn log lousp. ,
u~Sc->on " one place can be- had imnedi. toll, .
erin, to suit purchasers and the nard time. Cill
I'D see.
JEREMIAH RUCKER, Scn'r. Il Jun'r.
Ori -th, lsI2 IN
rlLLEN PlCKERiNjS New Novel. tns En-.
a. p"c,ant. jI,t ubj-'eh. for sale by
Bounv!llr. Oct. ID b, 1912 Z HART.
FiHas settlement.
y IOTICE is hereby given IL all persons inter-
1 y ested IN the estate of Maras Ourv. dacea ,ed,
hat | vii apply at the next December term Of III,
''"uniy Court OF Davless county, for final settle.
lnent of my administration of said estate
w DRYDEN Administrator
October l, l542.-29-4w,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19

Pm dyiny for. you" as the girl salt
when she cuIored The bachelors shirts.
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FIELDING R. CULP.

AT Boston, Nov 9, there were sales of
ii hhds. approved Kentucky Tobacco, al
8 Id TO 4 3-s Bull eye, 8 3.s, and m.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19
JOHN 81. POTTS.
kfiin.ss setaHcssAeat.

- UPARFlNE FLUUI-a, 81 50 per 100 ,b>.
y An extra article put up tor inm,lv use. SO 2:
per hbl For sale by ,SWllZLER Il SMITH.
n ISL
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19
New Goods ! e.!

New Goods !!
Great Bargains for CashH
'yNHE subscribers have just received a fresh
4 supply Of seasonahe Dry Goods, consist
ing in part Of
Pilot and Beaver Cloths, Cassmeres and
Cassinets;
Shoes, Hats and Caps;
Brown and beached domestics;
Red, white, green and spotted hannels;
Blankets bed ticking, superior article;
Russia hats n neat nssoluenl
KID, seal, and cali gloves;
Turtos she'll aud horn tuck, twist and side
combs;
Hair brushes and cologne water;
Ou-r Cans, fine Article, very low;
CotIon Yarns and Caudlrwick;
Nails, all 5 z"s, first rae quality;
Pru and pocket knives;
We also have on hand lot Of very superior
Pittsburgh grndstonrs, which we will sell al
SUI h prices as 10 induce every tanner 10 buy one,
aud will take IN payment wheat, cora, or any
other marketable arrile, cash not excepted.
SWITZLER & SMITH.
October |, 1912.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19
GREATER BARGAINS
Than Ever!

HFHE us.crihnr Offer the following lot Of ~ta.
u pie DRY GOODS. 10 the people Of this
aud the adjoining counties:
ash pere> Of dark calico, 81 to % cts per yard
20 hule< brown domestic. Z /" 10 do
10 " blea rlrd 10 10 20 do
~ doz ker-ey rnnts. 10 cl$ per pair.
q doz jeans pants. IS do do
And general assortment Of Dry Goods, to which
is added
5000 pair kip broguns, rs to | 25 per pair
3UO >ew'd calf do | % to 80 do
2Uu DO kip boots = 90 10 = 80 do
100 de cal. do 3 10 to 3 80 do
80 d. morocco, brass heels. 3 20 do
fuyerhrr with to eases of ladies aud children :
pvurs and >hoe>. ~hirh | will sell cheaper
IAN eau b. purchased IN the IVES Err
COUNTRY. aud No MISTAKE. Merchants in
st.r cuuniry Who do hot Wish ~ go east this fail
ait r. plrm h their sock III alnost ca stern price,
Mt tiuddin's old stand.
JOHN C. RONALD
Boou,l.e, Get. 10, 1912. 33lf
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19

The above win be found tie most useful and
,opnar works ever published for en'Crpri>ing men
Undertake the sale Of in all our tiles and towns.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19
IMPORTANT VALUABLE AND CHEAP
WORK.

In the course Of publication, and will he ready
Tor delivery in October, 1872, complete in one
volume royal octave, containing about 600 pages
ut Litter press, and more than five hundred Engra-
Wings; p-lce only rs 81 per copy.
THE WONDERS OF TIE WORLD, IN
NATURE ART AND MIND
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19

Most spenddIy illustrated and Cheapest Work
ever issued on The American Continent; cou.
tanning mure than
FIVE HUNDRED ENGRAVINGS.
Entirely new and original, de signed and exc
cnIrd by the most prominent artists Of Eng
land a"d Anrri"a Cost of preparing the
work $4,000. Pr,r", $3.50.
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Clock Escpairiis g.


not made To run. he charges nothing. All war
ranted T." RIM II months
He keeps always on hand clock Cords of tie
hest quality.
Letters addressed TO him at Fav"rte will bs
attended To AZ short notice. ISAAC SKINNER
August OH, 1912. 23-:m.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen. that The undersigner
i 4 will sppiy al tie January term at the County
Court OF Chnri'un Cuunts. for fia settlement III
hi Executursiiip IN the estate Of Archibald HiX
ieceu >ed
FREDERICK w. HIX, Executor.
Nov. 5'h. lS49. "a -4w
FASHIONABLE TAILORING -...
ME undersigned Respectfully informs the cit
L Gems nj glasgow, and virinity, thu, he i pre-
Jared To execute all orders in his line in the mos
fashona BILE aud substantial manner. Being in ii'
regular recrit Of the latest eastern fashions, per
'ohs wishing their garments made in fashionable
lyle, are invited 10 give him call As he in
ends 10 work Cheap fur Cash. and warrant al
"ork DONE he re. pecltulIy solcits share of pub,
tic patrnnHge
Snop adjoining the Pavilion Hotel"
w. Nj. EDWARDS.
Cow, Nav 9Th, 1912.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-19
NOrris7s Tour.

NOTES OF rnr tnrnngh rurkev. Greece
Y Egypt, Arabia Pera, 10 the Holy Land
visit To Athens, Sparta, DELPHI. Cairo
ri!ebes. Mt Senai, Petra, &c, by E, Joy Morris,
just published, for sale by K. HART,
Boonyille, Oct 10th, 1912.